VOLr. XXVI.
RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY. OCTOBER. U 1908.
No 3d
EDITORIAL BRIEFS
ylT. Hearst is at least making the
campaign interesting.
Bryan Is now probably sorry that
lif. asked Judge Taft to compare rec
ords with him.
From the present outlook Mr. Jo
m Iihus Daniels will not be the next
Hfcretary of War.
f Mr. Bryan Is such a friend of
the laboring man, why Is it that his
paper does not carry the union label?
Doubtless the Democratic leaders
are now sorry that they did not give
Mr. Hearst what he wanted and let
him stay in the party.
If the Democrats of Oklahoma
have the welfare of thejr State at
h art they will at once demand the
resignation of Governor Haskell.
Mr. Bailey's fears of some months
ago are now being realized. Men
with blood in their veins are walk
ing out of the Democratic party.
f the charges against Governor
Haskell unfitted him for Treasurer
of the Democratic Committee, should
not he, for the same reason, resign
as Governor of Oklahoma?
If Mr. Bryan originated most of
the Roosevelt policies, as he claims
to have done, why is it that he now
attacks those same policies?
LETTER FROM BfLKXXS.
of the Caucaslan-
Bllklne Dreams Dreams The Major
Win Conduct Some Wonderful Ex
peri m en t in the Near Future
Will Attempt to Cross the Airship
on the Automobile and Produce a
Flyer That wm Go High Up.
Correspondence
Enterprise.
Bilkinsville, N. C, Sept. 30, 1908.
I had a dream the other nite. Like
most dreams hit wuz too gude ter be
true. Ov fourse they air awlso
dreams that air too bad ter be true.
I dreampt that William J. Bryan had
refused the dymakrat nomernashun
fer Preserdent on a legal technical
ity. That wurd "tecknlcality iz a
purty big one an I reckon hit hez
at least thirty-five or forty different
meanins. But, be az hit may, I
dreamed that Billy Bryan had flg
gered hit out that hit wuz unconsti
tutional fer him ter run fer the Pres
erdent's job more than twice hand
goln' an' that he wuz beggln' the
National Cummittee ter turn him off
an' hire somebody else.
I beleeve that wuz the most won
derful dream that any llvin' man
hez ever had. An' I hadVt et any
thing onusual fer supper, neither.
Ter dream a dream like that a feller
orter eat a bushel ov cabbage, a peck
ov cold beans, half a middlln' of
meat an' two bushels ov fried onions
fer supper. But I hadn't been guilty
ov any slch onbecumin' conduct, an'
I wuz cool sober when I went ter
bed. People who make a specialy ov
dreams an' other diseases will please
take up my case an see if hit iz
curable fer I must confess that I am
either developin' into a high grade
dreamer or else I am fallin lame in
my head. Any lnfermashun az ter
what ails me will be thankfully re
ceived an' I will do" az much fer
whoever helps me through this
trouble.
on. We will finally her ter adopt
the Chinese plan or dealln with dis
honest officials cat their head off.
Tht may be unreasonably severe,
but sumetbin' must be done. The
wurld Iz growin' better, that Iz.
when an' where the laws air en
forced, an' whar the lawi fit the
crime. The trouble iz that we air
too easy with "high up" criminals
an barely hard ennuff on the lower
classes. Our "Justice" iz not only
"tempered with mercy," but hit act
ually falls far short ov bela' what It
wuz originally Intended ter be a
preventative ov crime. The world Iz
ever ready ter punish an persecute
the man who thinks an' says what
he pleases, pervided he thinks an'
speaks in an independent way, fer
he steps on sumbody's toes he can
not be bought nor bullied. But the
feller who steals a hundred thousand,
or a million, hez only ter deal with
the few individuals who lost by hiz
dishonesty, an' they can hardly get
legal or moral support ennuff ter
punish him. Ought ter be sum
changes erlong thar.
Az Ever,
ZEKE BILKINS.
HASKELLJESIGNS
Treasurer rf the Democratic Na
tional Committee fa Smok
ed Out
SERIOUS CHARGES
MADE AGAINST HIM
Cliarged That He Was Once In the
Employ of the Standard Oil Trust
and as Such Employe Tried to Use
Undue Influence to Have a Case
Against the Company Dismissed -Has
Made Reputation as Financier
At the Expense of Others Denied
the Charges, bnt Did Not Wait for
Proof Before Resigning.
Governor Chas. N. Haskell, of Ok
lahoma, treasurer of the Democratic
National Committee met with some
party leaders in Chicago Friday
nlebt and after a long conference
Bryan and His Followers Caused Fil. , ltrT,rtnn aa tr1!ia.
ipinos to He Discontent and to urer of thg Commlttee and thereby
Continue in Open Insurrection. .ntra ta. v. Rnncevelt
and Mr. Hearst had charged that
therUSn?f R?PfUcn P"ty Governor Haskell was once in the em
in the Philippines, Judge Taft has
riddled in a speech to visitors to his P10? of the Standard Oil Company,
home in Concinnati, all the Nebras- nd as such employe was connected
kan's assertions. He charges Bry- wun an a"mpt u "De r 'e
t,' irfl.ipnr.p . th ra,,A of Attorney General Monnett, of Uhio.
year's bloodshed in the island pos- to dismiss suits pending against the
I ft. Jl "V J 1 St "trtw linn
sessions otanaara vju VUinpauy. viuy. tiao-
In the course of the speech Judge kel1 aenied the charges and Mr. iiry-
in the first an ana nairniaa came ii iuu
TAFT TALKS ON PHILIPPINES.
Democrats to take charge of their
party ia at hand to tare it from
the perils which have so often ship
wrecked It, and from the captains
who are now preparing to run lt
another four years up salt river. Mr.
Dryan has deliberately foisted upon
his party a program which spell
ruin for the party and rightfully soT
since it spells ruin for the nation.
If he were mindful to repeat. It were
now Impossible for him to retrieve
his l&st advantage. But he Is not
mindful to repent. He is by nature
radical; and it is Impossible for him
to be otherwise. It the South were
ever so disposed to follow him, to
do so now means once more to
plunge Into hopeless defeat and
worse, for to follow him now means
division to the very heart. Neither
in the nation nor in the South can
the party hold together under his
leadership. The opportunity it at
hand the party stands orphaned in
the presence of its enemies. It Is
a party without a leader. The rank
and file have a policy, but they can
not put their hands on a leader that
will rally them to that policy.
"The leaders of the party In the
nation who are they? Tom Tag
gart gambler! He Is the national
chairman and the fact Is eloquent of
the low estate of the party In the
nation and the humble influence of
the South in the party; other lead
ers are Murphy, New York bar-keeper
and tough; Hearst, of New York,
degenerate demagogue; Bryan, the
Tom Johnson, the Idealist; Ryan
and Belmont, Wall Street manipu
lators. It Is time somebody was
taking a hand. And what Is the
South made of, that she should
stand aside for such as these; should
acquisce while, these lead her into all
manner of absurd policies; should
consent while those impotent to
command support in their own
AXOTfTCn KJCTORT OF COLrMBCH
CONVENTION.
Was Largrn and Hot Eatheftiaetk
tYund of Repwbttraas That Ever
Met la Tfeat 0i a y .i -er t e
ItaUer Made Materty Address
Wbkh Delighted and KUuMd
, Kery lUfwbllraa Preset.
Editor Caucasian: The Republi
can Convention to name candidates
for the County ofilcee of Columbia
County was held la the Court House
at WbltRTllle, Saturday. September
ISth.
The Convention was attended by
the largest and most enthusiastic
crowd of Republicans that ever met
in Columbus County for that purpose.
The following ticket, which Is
considered a rery strong one, was
unanimously nominated by the Con
vention: "
For Representative Irvin B.
Tucker.
For Sheriff E. W. Fnhr.
For Treasurer Joshua Smith.
For Register of Deeds J, T. Car
roll. For Tax Collector I. L. Green.
For Coroner J. R. Baldwin.
For Surveyor Jack Long.
For County Commissioners F. M.
Stevens, S. H. Anderson, D. M. Har
relson, R. C. Gore and A. Barthol
omew. The ticket is well distributed over
the County. Only one candidate, Ir
B1WAII OH
TIOEFEnSIVE
Air. Koesevelt tin Pet Ule lato
the Prttlieathl Cespdio.
TAFT STOCK IS RJSINQ
later!! lUfmbticea Ctab Rally a
Ureal Haert . Cteb Wae Adder
ed by Secretary Mrast, e fteUar
Mark 1 letter aad Vailed Mates
Treasurer Treat ' Itsteaatue Hel
lee to Kpeak ia Maryland aad Ket
eral Western State The Rig Ok
lahoma ladiaa Halt Appratetf to
the Failed Mates Hapeeme Coart,
Special to The CaacaaUa.
Washington. D. C. Sept. 39. ItOI.
The return of President Roosevelt
from his vacation at Oyster Day has
put new life tn the national capttal
and has, In fact, made this city the
political centre of the campaign.
Prominent politicians from ait over
polls it deserves.
The Convention
was marked by 1
And this man Hearst, who is say-
Tnft rhM? "Tn IflnO.
nroclonHal oamnnln offer iho. rlnao ueiuui s ica-uo u.ix ucuiav.- ot . ... tn ti, Aaclttntaa
tv oi- . n ti Droof. However, there was talk ofl , , ...
U1 laulB" . . ..t, "l a great yomicai pari um ,a I nnn onntlnnart flrtw f htrmnnf nH
nounced that the paramount Issue mo.nn.m the South made of. that she should UtWiasm EaTor Marion
was anti-imperialism. He and those uut tIllu., iUll"CI " become responsible for the follies of
who supported him in that cam- "V"1" l" 7. this aggregation, should suffer this nftpp tha nftTntnatlnna hai, llApn maAtt
ueiuucrauc ietuer .Wtr nf nniiHi ..iitino n ffn, 7.
the country have been dropping ln-
vin B. Tucker, being from the town h Washington since the President's
of Whiteville, and the personnel of return to confer with htm. While It
the ticket Is absolutely beyond ques- WOuld seem that every moment of
tion. hit time his auDarentlv been taken
The ticket placed in the field by UD wU official boslaesa and with
the "Democratic Ring" of this coun- receiving callers, yet, during the
ty Is taken almost entirely from the gbort wetk tlnce Blg tnm. be has
town of Whiteville and win. in an done more Dot llf ,nlo th PrH.
probability, meet the defeat at the Uentlal campaign, to put Bryan bad
ly on the defensive, and to cause
Taft's political stock to rise, than all
Ms committeemen, associate co ra
ni It tees, and advisors have been able
to do.
Before Roosevelt took a hand In
T V.. J! X A! A I 1 I
ii - w - i i r run ii i ii ai r i w i ii r ii rm tii-su-cii ... . i w t n tr tti a
" - v..v.m nntan oriri wnft nan inn pqtoh rnoir ---
ing such means things about Bryan, sum ov them air doin' with airships even before the campalgn a few hours afterwards w?ote out his fn h;r a BerJeg of , ? and in a maste rly ad tore gf ea his camp.lgn lt utUMM
,s the one whom the Nebraskan re- an' automobllls They kin make over came condemned the course of resignation as treasurer of the com- f h , rent 3 nto the thin in cmpar,n with the enthusiasm
cently mentioned in a list of Dem- mil an' hour with either ma- McKinley with so much vehemence "Jlttee. Gov. Haskell was chairman 0TeiJ !Sh JZlJr Lu!m
sheen. I am goin' ter try ter cross tn tv Trntninn that a the committee on resolutions at . inorousniy aei.gntea ana entnusea deed. Bryan was apparently making
ocrats "fit to be President." fln. fllrRhin an' ,itmrmhm an hrpnk as to onvnce, 116 lipmos tnat a nflmnrrfltir. convention at Den- We hold that It is better for all every Republican present. BOme headway by constantly claim-
I VT UkJ TV lO m. J I tiivUi IU U
To scientists an' other
open insurrection, and Mr. Bryan
ver and helped to draft the platform concerned that the South should go
'Democratic Ring"
a a i i i .a aaia . .
. lr- roa th?a rv,Q Bn-nA utr I """ " ' Tt.a f r,iin a-it, now etnrv from Ww " ner mission, buouiu laKc i mucn oisconcenea on acouni or aar.
uasKeu. untu .m,, But I think I know what I am ad his followers were responsible for "t"8'70:tVin - charge of the Democratic party and Butler's visit to Whiteville. and he
of the Democratic National Commit- kTZZLme e ZtlT XZ TiuSSS breathe into its present dying body left our County with the faces of the
tee, cost the Wall Street nnancers
several thousands of dollars. He
must be a very slick article.
Ing that he stood for Roosevelt's
policies and would go them one bet
ter, and that if be was elected he
aj t ii j4 n rri tit Ih. llAnailf rvrrw
on noth slripa wnlcn arose aurlne I " l.v, nimn h.An)). r.A n.in. n .n ji... a . I
with flvin mashfiens iz that thftv I . New York. SeDt. 22. Wall street nepuuueaus rauiani. u uuuuueuv w effectively than Taft
i an unnecessary year oi war. i - . . .inUo ion tiiot .vn chn.iu AnnHmm i j ta . . .
wnn't cf,v r ir, otr lrvnw onnnfF . I In a vorv TtlVRtprlmiR manner tOdaV v,co ouuu,u uicuttuuu ui BUUtcno ttuu uui iuw I wOUld. IlUt Mr. HTYSH OVemiSVea
ter do much in the w of Governor to occupy her present contemptible cratic brethren with dejection writ- thIg game and farced the Pre,tdent
cent in the columns ov the daily L lCrZZT C. N. Haskell in New York in 1896. P'ace ai ine Ieet OI lfle ten on every orow. I to come to the front, and now Bryan
i ii t-" 1 1 ii ii t-ri n .n iui i iim lit iiiuua uiicul- i i irflo w ivo niirmna nnm ninnri nn i . r
dependence for the Filipinos direct
Governor Haskell says he accepted
the Governorship of Oklahoma for won,t stay on the ground when they then interfered &s mucn
as possible with the efforts which
the dignity it would give Oklahoma.
.. .... i vivpuuvuvu -" i ui.wv I . . . 1 J I UI CdUiKI S '
nanprs. Klr on the other 'hand ... t,., x .j prominent oanaers auu uuauueis .
i iv aiLer me raria ireaiy. auu was m . . . . i a.-hn nnr
.... . . i i . I - - - ' 1 1. MnnviAln 1 "1 .1 " "
automoDins air awi rue, Dut iaey taBn, nf ,OTT, oniff f. thom. I fyunt; ui iue . UUttliv.a. , . ,
they " "J ,-T, 'a reer of Mr. Haskell here in 1897.-
- i nci v era. niiu mcu luiciicicu no 1UULU ...... - . ... .
Pit hot nn an' a-riinnin' er-hnnt rite. Si '9X-'99. this establishing blS allDl
If Oklahoma is as undignified as Its ttiz iz piain ter me mac me imng were being made to bring tranquility
ter do in a case ov that sort Iz ter . tllo aiaTia Mr. Taft submits tiat
Governor,
tion.
it is in an awful condi-
but at the same time giving the in
formation in such manner as to 1m-
curious combination-
have charge and whose
means shipwreck and
ought to mean shipwreck. In the
Senate and electoral college she
casts four-fifths of the Democratic
vote. She owes It to herself to cast
Listen and you will hear something
drop in old Columbus County on the
rd of next November.
REPUBLICAN.
is on the defensive, ard It is dim
cult to see how he can again get .up
any headway "during ihe remainder
of his campaign.
r TVio ahnva acrnnnt of tha f!n1tim-
- I-.. .... i. ii t.ii
bus County Convention was received "TBU
inra to nnt tha dicrhfoct roccmMoT. I mediately occasion tne tnougnt mai ji too late for our last issue. We had I rn ia 5nr1v nlrht s hie Ha.
. x. "v. ..0x.v .v,- I ,1 H nnlffnn ctnrv lvlnr lul! uw scwiuiug m uci ,UMIa I . . I ' ' -
win oe puny ciose icr penecsuun. between the policies urged by the " ,7 J "7a and not according to the discredited an account of the Convention in our publican rally was held in this city
Mr.
of the If the autohi11 iumPs too high an' two parties In respect to the PW1Ip. behind it all. "elating Mr. Hearst b trafflckin fellows
the woa.t hit the grouud except , hi h pineg sayg; ..Hencef j 8ayj tnat allegation Gov Haskell said he could
Gompers, President
places, an' the airship goes up in the one of the greatest reasons for keep- not be tempting to bribe Attorney
air an cavorts erronnrf an then falls I. t dv.m General Monnett while he was in
Llldt 1113 dlLtltlLO UU XTX.. . I I IXlg 1V1 I . XJi J tXLJ. U U L Ul LXXC7 X ICatUCUtJ
partisan. Then why does he not at
tack some
are known
ized labor?
kerflop ter the groun, anybody, ex- and hia party out of Congress is that
New York.
prominent Democrats who Cept an CX1 ! 6 v f , they are pledged t0 abandon the auestion aboS " Mr Haskell having let her conduct its Policy- 11 ihe Dupont Retires I-om Head of Re- whom pledges himself to go home to
prominent uemocrats wn gence eQnuff tej. knQW thafc they or Qf question about Mr. ""11 navms wrecked it is her loss. To i,KHMn'nm.. wk n. vote thl faIK
to be enemies to organ- ter be, an' must be, crossed before to rid tnl8 government of the burden ?een hesre- e was very much I otherwIse tQ accept Mr publican Campaign Speakers Bu- mfcrch,nf of about
f thev will be worth much ter the trav- voe 0rr,0 with rnopf tn, tMo know mm to tne extent or ?,uuu, j, n,tnoi. reau. v,.,aa f the momv.., rtf tht. rinh
that have last issue Dut it am not contain tne i under the auspices of the League of
leadership. She ru ticket named ana some otner Inter-State Republican Clubs. This
is responsible, let her make the interesting information contained in I club is composed of Republican from
platform. She is the party in Sen- the above report. Ed. I nearly every State In the Union, all
ate and electoral college at least I of whom are voters and each one of
they will be worth mucn ter tne trav- QO ,c,,mDH with roont tn this
erlin' oublick. After the new brandy Li o-i t,,u r-A nf but that's all I can say
jc r I ucuuic, auu iv; uaii vuv cu , - s
a cruriai frnm Richmond to the season closes I will conduckt sum Lmh,, in t,t r nt fha nri. J- Llsman rauroaa uouq uuusb
x UVV1W1 v I - I LlliltAailUU XXX bXXCXV LWX, WX tUV VXX I J(
. ... n-r-v I avnorimonta with nir-sTllns an ail-I x -r rnx v . i: j. .in 1 I indeed. XVI T
ualtimore sun says inai a ueiuu-p-- , ieut. xan. ucucvca n uo a
. .... tnmnhiiis at mv uiitinsviiie iarm I - e rtrr hofAia iho "C? H
cratic Taft Club of Richmond" nas " ' ftVM ov farmers r rvTi it,. Ha! Ha! I wish I could discuss him
, , ,1L 1 X VT. I . I " x
ueen iormea, wnu auuut mo xxuxx- , farmers' Union lecturers awi UenonHpncP
It is said that the over the country, as I fully expeckt
its members that the breedin' an' raisin ov auto-
of its most prominent business alrip. will lb e one oj our atest
1UUU9I.11CB A XX IXXC7 TXJ xxcxx
dred members.
club includes among
some
NIGHT RIDERS IN GEORGIA.
hundred of the members of this club
New York, Sept. 25. Chairman had organized ana naa securea nni
Hitchcock, of the Republican ndtlon- forms, fifes ana arums; tney gave a
garts and Murphys prepare for us ai committee, tonight announced that j magnificent parade with torchlights
is to deserve ruin, Is to welcome! Gen. T. Coleman Dupont, of bela-1 up Pennsylvania Avenue before the
Member of J. S. Bache Company, ' ""' " w .W. . r,er "cau ul UUIcau' au"
mntn mon txrirn ninnn in moir tp ns .nn...i..n nn i . . n
hrnkprf 'Tt. is reallv too bad that uicmuci ui iu """'o luu- me speasers were oecreisry
- ia wM 11. -x . ae i h att nri i " . x . i ..
Mr. Bache is in Europe. He can tell
Smart fellow
Haskell
Haskell
was
Oh,
here.
very.
Bryan's new propaganda of paternal
ism or Mr. Hearst's socialism or to
supinely accept whatever the Tag-
to walk out. And they will.
and professional men of Richmond, Jf thingg develop rite on my Bilkins- Negro Settlements Raided and Many
and every member of the club was vnie farm I may establish experiment Churches and School
formerly a Democrat. stations at three or four different Burned to the Ground.
It begins to look as though the points 01 -the state Pansovm
srnra f prif.ii 11.11 mi jjcud.1 luicul. au 1 '
reign 01 terror amuug tne xxe5i had to do with the Lima Nortnwest-
. 1 1 1 a r
a very interesting story aooui xvir
Haskell's residence here.
Philip Lehman "Yes, I recall
Houses Haskell was here in 1898. But I
consider tnat transaction as a seaiea
book."
There is
were
mlttee of the national committee, Straus of the Department of Com
and that his resignation had been ac- merce and Labor, former Senator
cepted. Marlon Butler of North Carolina. U.
Mr. Hitchcock said he had a con-s. Treasurer Treat The speaking
ference with Mr. Dupont this morn-j was In the large assembly hall of the
Leader of Show Held on Charge of
Larceny.
Salisbury, N. C, Sept. 26. A ne- Ing and the latter Insisted upon tnelcUD on the second floor of the new
South will come into her own.
Governor Haskell, of Oklahoma, masses generally. Incidentally the tion or umoun, jKer ano. jaiuw Northern railroad. Altogether there
.... . J n I I .fill TITlPs I II M ri-X II I 1. UI a. IHIU IJVl Af -n ritmHenrl tn
ponytisnuns wm ue encourttBa ttt " ----- - . " w " In the dtv. It is learned that he se
1 .. i 1 m 11 1 iiiii ix iwi ill tin 1 1 1 11 1 1 1.. i.iin . v. . nvt.. ntnnn tit nn i .
. . tha same time x.. vesiors 111 iuu uuu uiuci uucd nuu , v . . .
Hno influonno in haviner certain cases ine &ilult tiiuc. I . , (Va rtiOTOa v,aiw n.o.voii hv . . . cured a master key to a number of
""".vv x cj - , . .. 1 11 an ui tiic uuLia.no utiu6 xuaiikvu ; i hf)niTPt si .isi.uuu worm 01 live peri . ,
tv,. on Trust di3- None ov us yet begin ter realize MnplrM1A(, rilinR of thirteen ne- :xS:,I ' " -i. i . v. t.i. leading stores and by th,
uuiiiou iuc utaiiviu-i va w a
gro troupe hailing from Memphis, acceptance of his resignation, feel-1 Citizens' National Bank Boildlng.
Tonn onH Vnnarn as The Jubilee I ine that the tendenCV Of the SUit OflTh. Waofclnn Qfa an1 Waahtfts.
Mr. Haskell s career In New York 1 ; . . . , a,v ftv0rnmont ain, th nwirL. .r .v.. .v. .
the meeting.
)loyed to the Injury of and, besides, there were
charged with robbing a dozen stores I the campaign
. .a. . a lO
conduct auto-.nstuuie.ier - - ----- p , " :"Tf. last night hen Frank Brown, lead- trut with which he I. connected thousand present .1
J1 'll'r LTr. "it bSTJZ Criifrofd' Ltre ' the show, wa, lodged in Jai, mi6ht he en,p,oyed to th. iniur, of d. ocide".. ther. ..
i aefo-Ti I LXAO &u & ... . . I ero churches and school houses. i tvt QT1ri 9 oq nnn wnrth nf
iu.. ana wno .w- tu4W -,7'" when hit IA .Pe ne night rider, flrit made tlusri"; toads of fle troupe stole seVeral Autreyville. N. C. Sept. 25
as Treasurer of the Democratic Na- put ter practical use. Hit hez bin miles xV.6 i' . ,g rl -.5 I n" dollars worth of valuable goods The Some dayg aeo Mrg. Adolohus Page.
. I-. . . l. 1 IV. 1 v w X- line I IH 11)11. V. Ullllil 1 ill 1 1 UfLlA. X IICDU 1 . I " -
flrstU aM i,0ri rhriAc office of Chief of Fonce Julian toaay who lived near Clement. In this
rising young lawyer ' eBe eu county, toia ner nusDana inai sue day to make tbree .peechet m the
auto-airship the blackened rulns of thirteen ne- cent gold mortgage bonds of the Lima . T S
the assistance
of his wife and other members of
several hundred
Body of
Mrs. A. Page
Black River.
Found In
tional Committee, has
President Roosevelt as. "an Infamous useful
. . x I . . x..x xv 1 1 fha mnat 1 appeal exxx
reierrea iu ciaimea mat me mmc m nf tfoctw where
. . x... U nm I """ ,
animal in 1110 wunu, tooo
fired.
point
the
m . ..11 a 1
j ney gauopea
were several hun
dred who were turned away because
they could not secure even standing
room.
The rally was a great success.
there being very marked enthusiasm,
lasting until nearly midnight.
Ex-Senator Butler consented to-
Haskell, a
H. ... x 1 X ,lv,l- It
nar wun noi me nonor iu ixix. ... Bob cumg up ter me
If the President's charges against pieasant countenance beamin'
hat. thar stands not only a
roc-io k ,on wn wnnlr. make useful animal, but a friend.
r.r- r :; : amb wm, drive Mm, Piow wm.
. . a L J A aTAM nviyNV IT
Deieeve most OV nil, vei uCu tQr tha nBt nnrl hefnrA the . xx.'
with hizrroj n "r. -n v."r . " v". rrom
glare oi me ursL ure uau itatuou
The was going to fish in the waters of I state of Maryland, during the first
I CnntVi T7lvxi o Virin t o mlla frnm thfilrl . n..... . li.l . ill
n t, mv mnr, inA o At-n-i i uum - ..w i weeK iu vcioocr. aiier wnicu ue win
height another was geing kindled a tor 'of Detroit & L,ma Qn geD j A Strange Freak Arrested Near Clin- j e' . !-J&mtiJ,!tn!l I 'est 5 D?lt . numoer of the
were tne recoverea arucies.
show went to pieces at once.
I kin I few mlea away.
He
Fire followed fire
tember 7, 1897, and shortly after-
ton.
did not return. Her husband be- J Congressional Districts.
and the destruction of every build- ' m.. xr o o, 9-T oox lieved that she was visiting in the
.v v .v , w. ,miM was luiiue ils picucui.. iuC uutuu, v nlchhnrhooil a- he had done be-1
sucn charges against xne tuia a- gick neyer cumplains If bonds were sold at first at their face night a man giving his name as jvier- - - sheT n Oklahomn Indian Bull Ap-
ecutive as Haskell has made against niz grub iz not gude w11 eat any- w"
n n n v-on a 1 1 1 ii-viiit-i wrin i urn .... - - ... . m nii
President Roosevelt is not fit to be thlng ,ra Irish pertaters ter sassa- - ; serI,cc3 after. In 1901 they "ere
constable m the township in which tras sprout,; Hn o ha w,n- to flnd heaps otaahes where -- upon her dead hodr P.r, hi U. Cort" ot o.,.. hJ
value $1,000 but two short years cer, went to the home of Mr. J. J.
fore. Two nights passed and she
did not return. A searching party
went out to look for her and came
pealed to the Supreme Court.
The big suit filed in the United
v. . r thai LCI au ouuiuiv. .
ne lives mucn iebs uuvuvi , erbQut
oiaie oi UKianoma
their meeting houses had stood.
tTnth erbout the wagi he iz Many of theW members of the hern companies) which Udies overturned uWe. an5 0 fhul W" JZ"of th.wl thelr Proportion of the Choctaw-
t S hSoS he wiH srfr Then neo race in the three counties eSSJutock never sold above furniture and. after, rumaging the Z Chickasaw Indian property, amonnt-
he won't begin wurk til a sertin "med aref ZSed 0 per share. In May. 1905, It house to his contentment, went to t." d "th d ft lD l fr th0U"nd
ne woni oegm " 1,1 . , , nations of some of the burned ; , , .,, . Tx , v T n h9mwii wouia nave caused aeain. ana 11 wm jnilr. frtr ,.h ,1. mint hu eom
SOUinern compauy voutccoouio ui tuc 1 vejiug yaiij mo taixx. i. xxxx. . ftf Rnnth
Ohio Southern and the Detroit & went Into the house frightened I thj AJ suspend.
RlTer.
suspected, but a
four thousand Indians to recover
Tt tt-JII Vii .cmamnorprl that thfl last
x ui i5mv.v 1 ne won t Degin wuia n , I Rations of
Democratic Legislature neia a mm- hour in the mornm- an quit ai u .hroheq
night caucus and decided to appoint hour in tne evemu iuttl This is the
iraaea at per .ua c. it BUxx " , .1 1 decided that she had drowned
,x today tnat Jtf. it. inomas ana mr. Mr. aiainis norse ana uruve mm lA.A n, vM,t f,iiM
"igiit caucus auu uewucu rvu . , x., I mis is me ssstuio tummuuit, 1 TT , ,oQM.lpi:nto. on roniriiv innt h nrfla near- urcu .
. . .ai that another na V nez UlU. Uliuiru , . . . .v. I Xxitaxvcii ncic ioiuci -"" wxixxx uiiuivu v xu.xtxxj
lour -.am-U J-w wm '! wll.-b.tTIWMk klllled. A policeman arrested
(Democratic, in Sampson Count, . -' bet0. x ever, 4'-lh,J ellminatea
tuai ineir party couia auiumisrei .mornin 11 you say iue wuiu, ax. xx
affairs In that county even at the will wurk till plum dark without can
dollars for each claimant, has come
Of I x . x m x .a x n ,
up 10 ine supreme ixjori 01 me Halv
ed States on Appeal on the question
of jurisdiction. An appeal with the
I him-for cruelty to animals when he I Robert Roberson to nang for Murder J record In the case baa been filed In
protest of the majority of -voters in It, tlme. a then ago.
that county. Now the report comes - measure. Bob jlst dotes on
from Sampson that these same Com-1 tpossum huntln. anyway, an that
missioners have been dealing with ieads me ter beleeve that he iz of
themselves at the expense of the of African descent, I wouldn t wie
ii noo rer mat muie, m lomi,
Vi o q iuantlr npprnTBfl. the last hav-
ing taken place, only a few weeks IBAUjux uahvivaxx. uaAi.
if
Two-Headed Girl Born In Connecti
cut.
28. A
Before Bryan Was Nominated Mr.
Railev Said That Bryan's Pro
gram Spelled Ruin for the Party.
got to Clinton, and when he decided
that the lockup was too good for
him, and he is now safely reposing
In jail awaiting his preliminary trial
before the mayor.
. . a At c a
Bridgeport, uonn., oepu 1 Sometime before Mr. Bryan
fine, healthy, two-neauea gin Daoy, dominated for President by
was
the
W.
"Mighty Good References,
Hickory Mercury.
of Charles WichartL
Willlamston. N. C, Sept. 26.
After twelve hours deliberation, a
Jury found Robert Roberson guilty
ot murder In the first degree for the
murder of Charles Whlchard, at
Robersonville, on August 12th last I jtringTED OX SERIOUS CHARGE.
This murder was aeuoerate ana coiu-
trial
the Supreme Court, and It will be
pushed to an early bearing. The
plaintiffs In this suit are those whose
i claims were denied by the Indian
Citizenship Court of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory.
MnnAaA anrl rlnrln? the trial thel
In Sunday's Charlotte Observer, house was crowded with people j' n- Hn Charged Wfth Criminal
Assaalt Upon Blind Girl.
conntv Tt i rharsred that a mem- I rs,.u 7 T ""7 11 nominated ior rresiaent
a man wuz ter insist on uuj ii we enng eignt ponnos, nas come w ot rionver Mr. J
ber of the Board has been furnishing i,d consider that I had plenty ov Mr and Mrs. Joseph Falen. Mother B . now a Bryan elector which all good people read, Mr. N. from RobersonviUe township, who
goods to the county ana mfc errnunds rer a Dig buii. ici uama6Co. . d baDy are m me unagepon os- . , .nto an rtlio in vhich Ulen Williams nas a uquor au. xc there to sea Instice done. I ,,t- XT r o. r r
7 . . 0 x. ir,ot T Alher- .. . . , t..L j: n i lak "'" . " . ' . x,..l Auwjiiic. x. v,., oepw
have bought materials from nrms in 1 see Dy me - - " pitai ana 00m me uums - ne stated that Bryan had deliberate- sens cum auu r. i Another sensational muroer tal.uble C. W. Seesoma captured J. B.
U, Minister oi jui, deed, uocior ana nuie ty me uiuj i j foisted upon Ws party a program can get n. otj ia now going on at tnis term oi couri I Hall a white man near Roseboro. In
will live In all probability.
Frozen to Death.
... . rTtl.f.. la I
wnich they were mierestea. m ia I rpRjCTied hiz Job
... iv .1 xeu. Aveiiixia.1 . "v. - o
m violation of the law, and if the accuged of steflin' ten million
charees are true, they can be prose-H n frnm :hiz government, which
. . m ,171111 n.nn.Kiv awi thev wuz in site
cutea. ciNews ana uubbuci n"iwu yi uuci ij " -
, at the time, fer DenmarK iz a .u
Hit seems that the wurld i3 grow-
. . . i , v.t.. r cm wavB Bnt tne U1B-
November 15. Get np a dnb ana Jo;" ln lgh places goes man was frozen to death.
The Caucasian for 15 cents nntil
which spelled ruin for the party.
and rightfully so, since it spelled
ruin for the nation."
Des Moines. Ia.. Sept. 28. Joe Mr. T. T. Hicks, oi Henderson,
Leneer, a coal miner, was found dead came across Mr. Bailey's article
beside the Norvllle road yesterday, some days ago wmcn in iuu is as
rvmntv rinroner Burke declared the follows:
"The opportunity
for Southern
, , , . .. . I . ... nail, m Kxuw mail uvea uvnwviv, aaa
He gives the following references as jUoge a AIlett presiding, has had thIj a day or two HxJl
to his standing and goods: one of the largest criminal dockets j .n9,. ct(.n,nfi.. Wimi-
ln the history of this county. " Hsznt m bMnd, white girt near
: - Dunn, N. C.x more than a year ago.
We want m eood aeent in every . ... avuifMii
ficials and the GoJfT county In the State to solicit snbscrip- eluded the officers till constable See-
eL Reader, how does that sound tor . I x.i.
, All Banks In North Carolina,
North Carolina Congressmen and
Senators, as well as other State Of-
ed. Reader, how does
a prohibition party?
Uons for The Caucasian.
soms got on his trail.