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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 19IO.
No. 13
CA
CT A AT
EDITORIAL BRIEFS
And we believe Mississippi is
Democratic State!
The towns in this State should
quarantine against grafting, as a con
tagious disease.
Those Egyptian students who tried
to frighten Roosevelt evidently didn't
know their man.
Shemwell is getting about as much
fre advertising as if he had discov
ered the North Pole.
i'ress reports state that the apple
crop this year i3 a "bumper" one.
Hut what's the use?
Hryan say he is for Gaynor. Now,
isn't that a nharae, just as everything
was coming Gaynor'a way?
TENTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.
That "bad heart" of Mr. Shem
well's worked both ways. It got him
in trouble and then got him out.
If ill-health justifies the Shemwell
"sham," is it not up to the Governor
to pardon every man now in prison
who feels "poly"?
Mississippi is determined not to let
the Yankees get ahead of her. She
has a very loud smelling political
scandal of her own.
We haven't heard the Democratic
press blame the Payne Tariff bill
with being responsible for the erup
tion of that Italian volcano.
The editor of the News and Ob
server seized the Shemwell affair as
a very good time to make his expect
ed break with Governor Kitchin.
Congmtman (jrant Renominated by
Acclamation The Courthouse Was
Crowded and Meeting Harmonious
Several Notable Speeches.
Asheville, N. C, April 2. Con
gressman John G. Grant was to-day
renominated by the Tenth District
Republican Convention which met
here. The nomination was made by
acclamation, no other candidate be
ing In the field.
The convention was remarkably
harmonious, all factionalism having
died out, and the program 'was
quickly carried through.
The court-house was crowded to
hear Mr. Grant. Representatives Mc
Klnley, of California, and Adna R.
Johnson, of Ohio, spoke. The speak
ers were enthusiastically greeted by
one of the best conventions ever held
here.
C. J. Harris, of Dillsboro, was
made permanent chairman.
T. F. Roland who, as chairman of
the Buncombe County Republican
Executive Committee, did such effec
tive work for the party in the last
campaign, was elected chairman of
the Congressional Executive Commit
tee. He announced he would begin
campaigning at once. The expected
opposition to the adoption of resolu
tions did not appear, and the follow
ing were unanimously adopted:
"The Republicans of the Tenth
District of North Carolina, in conven
tion assembled, resolved as follows:
"We re-affirm our allegiance and
devotion to the principles of the Na
tional Republican party.
"That we congratulate the country
on its progress and prosperity under
Republican rule, showing that the
policies of the Republican party have
brought prosperity to the nation.
That we cordially commend the
zeal and sincerity of President Taft
in his efforts to enact into law the
promises of our national platform.
"Resolved, That we endorse the
course of our Representative in Con-
BR1BERYCHARGES
Mistisiippi State Senator Of
fered One Thousand Dol
lars For Hii Vote.
BRIBE GIVER INDICTED.
If newspaper comment and the
talk we hear in going around is any
indication, all political "machines"
are due for some heavy sledding.
"The hippo, the dik-dik, and the
coodoo to roam the wilds of Louis
iana," says a newspaper heading.
Evidently that State hasn't gone dry.
The Beaufort County authorities
brought their murderous "mocking
bird" to the State Penitentiary
Wonder if they wanted him to es
cape?
But Xo Action Has Been Taken
Against the Senator, Though He
Accepted the Offered Bribe The
Matter Investigated in Secret Ses
sion Behind Locked Door Re
ports of Improper Conduct Against
ex-Governor Yard a m an A Sens
sation in Political Circle.
Jackson, Miss. (Special. Monday
night the grand jury indicted L. C.
Dulaney, of Issakeuena County, a
prominent planter, charging him with
tendering a bribe to State Senator
Theodore Bilbo In exchange for his
vote for. Leroy Percy, the recently
successful candidate for the United
States Senate from Mississippi.
The grand jury refused to indict
Mr. Bilbo for accepting a bribe. Sen
ator Bilbo declared that during the
recent legislative caucus he had been
approached by Mr. Dulaney and ten
dered $1,000 if he would lend his
support to Mr. Percy; that a part of
the amount, $645, was to be paid im
mediately, the balance after the elec
tion of Senator Percy; that he ac
cepted the tender to be used as evi
dence in support of charges that ir
regular methods were being used to
encompass the defeat of Mr. Varda
man, of whom he was a supporter,
and that the money he received he
banded to a local minister with a
statement of facts. This, Mr. Bilbo
declared, he told the Hinds County
grand jury.
The matter was investigated by
the State Senate in secret, the doors
-. i ili i i i 3 a il .
gress. tne Hon. jonn u. urant. ana uemg iocK.eu anu uie approaches
recoenize in him an efficient public guarded. This action has aroused
servant, and we hereby ourselves to considerable unfavorable comment.
do all in our power to secure his re
Representative Johnson, in his Auaa nonorea ana msgracea.
- i
speech, defended the tariff, which he Albany, N. Y. (Special. Jotham
declared all right. He declared that Allds went to his home in Norwich
the Republican party was responsible Tuesday night a private citizen,
GENERAL XEW3 ITEMS.
The great army of enumerator.
consisting of 75,000 oia and wo
men, will move on April 15th and
will coTer the cities in fifteen days
and the rural sections in thirty days.
Admiral Fournier, of the French
Nary, in a widely read article, pre
dicts an early war between Japan
and the United States, and which
will also involve the European na
tions. The managers of the street-car
company in Philadelphia and their
striking employes having failed to
come to terms, it is feared there may
be another outbreak. Each side ac
cuse the other of bad faith.
At Pocahontas, Va., l)lmltrl Sana,
a Russian, charged with attempt at
assault on Mollie Magi 11, aged eight
years, was given a preliminary hear
ing and held to the grand jury by
Magistrate Dillon.
The two men arrested In New York
for robbing the Richmond, Va., post
office of $86,000 worth of stamps,
have been indicted. From papers
found on them, it was learned that
they intended robbing tLe Asheville,
N. C, office next.
Two men were arrested in New
York, charged with being implicated
in the robbery of the Richmond, Va..
post-office. Both are old criminals.
Of the $86,000 stolen, some $30,000
was recovered. It was the boldest
robbery in the history of the Department.
Three hundred thousand coal min
ers quit work April the first, pending
the adjustment of their wage agree
ment, which expired the first of the
month. It is expected that the ques
tions involved will be amically set-
A RAID 0J1BR0KERS
Goverment Officials Get Af
ter the Alleged Stock
Gamblers.
MADE SIMULTANEOUS
MOVE.
ADAH MAY NOT IND.
Special Agent of the Department of
Justice, Armed With Bench War
rants, Gathers in Suspected Back
et-Shop Men in Different Sections
of the Country The Concerns ln
dieted Maintain More than SMK Of
. flees and Branch Offices A More
to Destroy Backet-Shops Through
out the Country.
Washington, D. C. April 2. The
Government of the United States to
day made Its first but vigorous on-!
slaught upon stock gambling, which.
In scope, practically covers the coun
try from the Missouri River to the
Atlantic.
Brokers' offices in New York, Phil
adelphia, Jersey City, Baltimore, Cin
cinnati, and St. Louis were raided
simultaneously at 11 o'clock, Eastern
time, to-day by special agents of the
Department of Justice, who were
armed with bench warrants issued by
the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia.
Conspiracy indictment in which
twenty-nine persons are named five
of them said to be millionaires, and
all interested in broker's offices in
large cities of the United States, were
returned late yesterday by the Fed
eral grand jury of the District of Co
lumbia upon evidence which agents
PrnOdeot Intimatr TtuU lit t XH
Copent---Ominliofvrr ChH!
lke Xo Want Ilrtaae (Kbc
Moved rYuta Stalest tile.
The Charlotte Obrer on Sunday
printed the folio let from Its Wash
ington correspondent:
"The Senate Committee on Iot
oSces and Post-Roada hat appointed
a sab-committee to investigate the
charges against J. C. Standi, pott
master at Smilhneld. Representative
Pou will be called to testify.
"President Taft has intimated to
recent callers that he was about con
vinced that S. B. Adsms was not
competent for District Attorney. ThU
has been the talk about here for sev
eral weeks. It begins to look as If
Judge Adams would fall to get the
appointment which. It Is claimed, was
promised to him at one time.
"Commissioner of Internal Reve
nue R. E. Cabell has decided and ad
vised against Winston-Salem in the
matter of transferring the collector's
office from StalesvlUe to the Twin
City. Like the goat. Cabell had 'al
ready voted' on this proposition be
fore he knew the real situation.
"Gen. Julian S. Carr of Durham,
E. C. Duncan of Raleigh, and Habbi
Simon, presented by Senator Orer
man, to-day invited President Taft
to go to Durham some time late In
May or early in June for the laying
of the corner-stone of the proposed
training school for negroes. It the
President can make it suit he will
go. A definite answer will be given
later. General Carr was spokesman.
"Col. Walter K. Henry, of Char
lotte, is here, looking for any good
thing that is running loose."
SOUND OF PISTOL
A Number of Cold Blood
Murder Committed in
'This isute.
LAWLESSNESS WALKS
THE STATE"
shot l." Km-j-m,
Cour.ll M.a rw, U1a.
lKml u !leS, f u lJklmmmm
Urmia right u,.h mm ym
Family M.,.lFfc
VadU.rx--M ,.,, , .
tempting t rim!ai muu
At-
Vatiu to;, n r .
Sainuel Tayk-. a i:
of thU Llac-. & :
tiuiea by Carl K-.Uj
man. All inn--causing
!.'.:.: .;-.
but was U:-r lak.
ROOSEVELT .MADE DEEP IMPRES
SION AMONG EGYPTIANS.
-at.
a.
f
' at4 4i.K k-J a t-
awhile.
ii Hiai-j i. m l a
caute of th trt.-u
Tayloe n 1 i r t j -
age and uf s fine fc.:ij
lrf to Utlm" V
KockiUKlism. N C.A;rtlj -Tbi
morning about 112' u ui, : Hob
erdel. No. 2. & iiiiii t.rt hr.
Pearl llrutuu j k:;. J tMr
William after U-atin Li: t-rntlj
with a chair. Wt! :;::. !u?4 but a
few minuU afu-r Iv.n
Urutou k-j tore -.-i '.Ur main
IIU Forceful I Vr.milil v Profound! v i ireei ui lur a.ge. ui, lurUftjr
Moved People of All Nations Md night an altercation occurrrd ,riwu
Creeds Ills Farewell Was an Ovation.
Alexandria, Egypt, March 3i.
him and it. S. lUrru. a in.i,).-i,l of
the place, and lirutun u-2 a chair
on llarrU in rt-turo r iu:,. fuul
names Harris iVuod him i'.. ;l liar-
Dr. Wood row Wilson
for prosperity and good prices, prices branded as a bribe-taker by his for-
belng better even in the darkest days mer colleagues in the Senate and by
of Republican rule than In the bright- his own act no longer a member of
est days of Democratic administra- that body.
tion. He declared that the people Senator Cobb introduced a resolu-
should forget, for a time, the name tion providing for the appointment
of Republican party, "that they- of a committee to present to the
should call it the American party, for Senate charges against Conger "grow
America first, last and all the time." ing out of his connection with legis-
Regarding tariff enactments, he lation and the use of funds to Influ
said the Democrats declared for free ence the members of the Legislature
lumber and free pulp wood, but or other persons with reference there-
when it came to vote in Congress, to."
There seems to be no longer any
for the tariff except Kitchin." doubt that the present Legislature
Congressman McKlnley followed will conduct a general "graft" inves-
with a speech in which he enlarged tigation.
. I a 1 3 A nn a tnr. Tho QPtinn nr rha Ponnhlinano In
Saj'S that uPuli me xuea ui an ..luci itau jjai " . uu.uuU
and expressed a desire to see the par- naving an open nearing ana wiae
ty grow in the South, even to having publicity involving one of their own
Up to the hour of going to press
we have not heard the Republican
party charged with being responsible every man from North Carolina voted
for that bribery scandal in Missis
sippi.
of the Department of Justice had
tied and the men return to work in a been gathering for more than a year,
few days. The indictments were withheld yes
terday on the request of Attorney-
nn tho Panama r,ann is beneral W ickersham. so the Denart-
blooming. The last edition of the ment of Justice dectlves might make The dominating personality of The- ru and William r dr.uhing Sat-
canal records shows that more ma- the raids simultaneous upon the UUU4e llU08e,e'1 w8 UK"Kl Ui8" urday night,
terial was taken out of the Culebra places suspected of being "bucket- Pla,el than on his long trip through lt Bi:vm)i tha. irulou
cut in February than in any other shops." Africa, which was finished by his de- bothered with regue.t. to to hu
previous month since ground first The men indicted are said to be Parture from Alexandria for Naples 8lore ou suuday and .ril Jr.uk, Jul
was broken for the canal. It is plan- those financially interested in the cor- yesterday afternoon. He is the most moruing Oscar William cur t Uru-
ned to have the canal In operation In poratlons known as E. S. Boggs & talked about man In Egypt to-day. ton-g boufce, which u rigLt urar tb
1912 Company, which has offices in New His Btron6 utterances at Cairo Uni- ,tore. When Urutou ta.e to tb
York, Philadelphia; Price & Com- versitv are continuing to evoke doori hv y0li t..,. Ler to
The American Telephone and Tele- Pany, which has offices in Baltimore hearty expressions of approval. He ral(MJ a futis meii mr t.uii?"
graph Company on Thursday filed and New York, and the Standard also received severe criticism accord- .-oh uo- s&1(1 wuham. 1 Ju.t
with Secretary of State Koeing, of Stock and Grain Dealers, which has in lo the religious, political or busi- waDt to fcfct, f0li
New York a certificate of increase offices in Jersey City. Philadelphia. ne8S affiliations of the speaker or uruton rsplied: d -4 a -tu ov.
of capital 'stock from $200,000,000 Cincinnati, and St. Louis. writer.. He put new heart into the m put your light out." aa4 grabbing
to $500 000 000 This make it next The three concerns indicted main- English, both in the Soudan and in a beavy cbair troke it la or
to the' largest corporation in the tain more than 250 offices and branch EsysU by his appreciative exposi- nls body
world the United States Steel Corpo- offices located from New England to tlon of their reat achlevemenU In willlania .tagstr laiu tb itrt
ration being the leader, Oklahoma. Kv.xiue, h, 1U lo get out oi tne ay. cm nruwu nu
The theory of the conspiracy in- "K , , , ' iUl r v ' o lnto LoUEe' "a
By a majority of 24 to 1, Colum- dictments is that every man who was . " moment tu& a wiLcat r.u,
bia. S. C. on Friday.' adopted the connected in any way with the opera- , X ",Ta ;,' " w iniama. seeing
commission form of government. The tion of the three firms, which did , , " Vl " " l ' not to bol aa lurJ
u itawo ucnicitu iJ iuc nam nucuwQ run. HrUlOD ItiVU ISrt-'J lu wi
there is hope for the Democracy,
Thought it was about time to get candidates of the Republican party members contrasts with that of the
the doctors to work on the poor, old for President from North Carolina, Mississippi Democrats who investi-
thing. which he declared would receive his gatea one oi tneir memDers Denma
support. locked and guarded doors
Charlotte citizens are protesting Both speakers highly compliment
against a proposed circus there in ed Mr- Grant's course and urged the secretary Ballinger to Sue Collier's
October. That Democratic conven-
people to return him. Congressman
Grant is enthusiastic and In conven
tion is about all it can stand in one tion pledged himself to carry the dis
for Libel.
Washington, D. C, April 2. Sec-
yea;
trict, saying he would make a stren- retary Ballinger this afternoon an
uous campaign from county to coun- nounced his intention to sue Collier's
I. ... . . i . . .. n i i U'ooVlv f rT 15 Hoi onH H a m a era a a a tYia
Since Shemwell did not have to ty, district to aistnct, ana wouia not - -
rest until the district remains safely resurt oi a series oi articles wnicn
serve the five months' sentence in jail
he will be free to do some "effective"
work for the Democratic machine
this fall.
Republican.
ROOSEVELT AND THE POPE.
The German Kaiser will give Col.
Roosevelt precedence over the royal
princes. Quite right. There's a
that publication has been running
about him. In the current number
Collier's has published an article en
titled "Ballinger, Shyster,
Ballinerer said to-nieht? "T rjrom-
ml t . . A a a I -
rue ex-i-resiuem iteiuses mviuanon ige Dring them tQ justice for maU
UL1U UUbA UIU1UI abkAWOO KkyVMJ.
Rome, April 5. Ex-President me. They have sent agents through-
Roosevelt arrived here to-day and put the country to traduce me in a
Every sug
whole lot of those chaps, but only was given a most enthusiastic recep- campaign of villification
one "Teddy."
new form has all the essential feat- business in the District, had entered
ures of the Des Moines and Council into a conspiracy to relieve people of
T In ft nlo n c There a ro ft TTiavnr and I tho. r mnnov Tho finuorrmniit motn.
fft,aio,1o',i .nmmi all ipt- tin that r Oiio h.vot.w missionaries by the aid he rendered Williams was dead in about A luln-
ed at large and who serve four years, transaction of the local brokers thf f1 Bisers ,an? P,rot- utes after b.ing abot. lii. body a.
There is the initiative, the referen- named was the act of each and every
dum and the recall. I person charged in the indictment.
In a prepared statement issued to-
In one of the most daring as well day, Attorney-General Wickersham
as remarkable escapes in the criminal expresses the belief that the return
Colonel Roosevelt left Cairo this three times and VHUaa. fell arroaa
morning. He delighted the Catholic th Mtrt-et Liercd by t bullta
s by the aid he rendered J Williams as dead in aUut five Bitn
scan sisters and the Prot- after bine abot. body a
estants by his visits to the various cot removed until after tLe coroner's
missions, where he expressed his inqUegi, which ai beli at 2 o clock,
keen aproval of their work and en- sheriff Iiluson acd Deputy Paimr
couraged its continuance. at once arrested Brutoa snd Disced
"Long live Mr. Roosevelt," "Long hlm tn jail. He n.ade no atteuiH U
annals of Virginia, two negro mur- of these indictmenU therein will do "c , X T e8Cape' aua q 7 ,
derers sentenced to die in the electric a great deal toward destroying the TM CrIe3'.. "ePre8en" cers to take him.
, . . ... , t, . , , . ' tatives of the khedlve called to pre- (it.jr wiliiama cam to Uobrdl
chair, and a white man, charged with operations of bucket-shops through- . . . . .X , Oscar ttiuuw
htrhwav rnhhprv freed themselves r.t tho ,n,,ntrv sent tneir respects and those of their tTQm Moore county two or thram
, . ... , m t.A xr-fiir pnn chief and to bid him "God speed," V(4ara HBQ .nd j mlued In th
Friday night from the Norfolk Coun- violation of the law. uDon convic-L ,v..f, ' years ago v ' .
t 4olt In Dnrtnnth hv cnttln? tholr ... " " . aul1 lu ""c11 mw)i mauai wi mHl . ODeratlTe. Il -
s.-r 0 uont eniaua a maximum penalty oi Wnat he has don for the cause of . vouemmI lust
war tnrouen tne root oi tne onsoa m aaa . . - aau iw vui.u.v-. - -
" " - f j,v,vvv uuo auu inu jreaxa luiyi isuu
and lowering themselves to the
ground by a rope made of torn bedclothes.
The Busy Hum of Traffic.
Union Republican.
Lee Falrchild, "professor of ethics dicted
ly at Roosevelt Hospital, New York.
One of his widely quoted points was
ment.
An effort will be made to have the
trial fixed for all the defendants be
fore the District Supreme Court ad
journs for the summer recess, the in
tention being to arraign them in the
several groups in which they were! n-
clvilization in this part of the world.
LIQUOR HOUSE LVDICTED.
one week old. Tb body wm De
taken to his old boa la Moora Coun
ty for burial.
Drains .Neighbor With Aie.
w n t mm
Clinton. N. rcu .w
114 Counts Against a Richmond
Concern Charged With Receiv
ing Illicit Whiskey.
At. 1 1 a Lh h Hosa ilaynor, the wpoa usea
ujiuucui, lutiuuiU5 ill wuuu, n i head WaS
brought in to-day by the grand Jury being an axe. Dead ng s n
- j , . I -.,c..a The men xell out over
oi tne umteu ataies uisinci uouri
night in the northern part of Ssmp-in-
son County Mehero D-nalcg was kill-
Friends of Dr. Frederick Cook
Dies From Hydrophobia.
made in the campaign of 1896, when wnsnT1 Anr,i a rwmhor 2rd k.. .v. tkh n n Lioaine of a cart road by Daaicg
- I .. .... " . - .1.1. v. Q ir.tavviinfal ' ' uic, 6'"'- ic l . . .t lirrt
tion by the populace. He and Mrs. gestion m this current story about Fu lMt Wesley Artist and Julius Rowe Dany (inc.). a well-known Richmond Maynor nea sea .
Roosevelt were escorted to the Royal my alleged irregularity while I was 7 the noise or passing trucKs. i were bitten by. a mad dog near Stan- liquor dealing company. In each of IT7f.Mi Tiia
Palace and were entertained by the practicing before the United States am not going to talk: any more be- tonsburg Both men were gent to the 114 counts, the allegation is that Killed in iTee-For-Aii ngni "
have made up a purse of $175,000
Courts in Seattle is untrue." cause tne passing u-ucks mase too RaIeIv wnere they took the Paateur thi .. w,,iv varioua ouantl-
Ballinger would not commit him- much noise, he declared. But I treatment, being discharged on De- ties of whiskey on which the tax had
for the Doctor's use in proving that the invitation to visit Pope pius, as self as to wnen tne suit would be in' !L Sa7v I T, -v- fJ!wr cember 27th as cured. Friday night not been paid, without making en-
he discovered the Pole. But even if the latter made as a condition that stituted or the amount of damages ""5"5 wuu fc. . . Mast, Artist was taken Tiolenly ill, tries as reauired by law.
King and Queen.
Colonel Roosevelt refused to accept
he should prove it. is it worth the the ex-President should agree not to
visit the College of the American
Methodists, between which and the
Vatican there has long existed a bit-
he would claim.
to drown a baby's whisper.
price?
CORN MEAL SEIZURES.
ur. Ur,an ritien nairman tep quarrel CoL Rooseyeit felt that Virginian Goods Taken in at Wilson WWt Bl suffering, the Ylctim begged Oysters cannot longer be fed-or asl ere more 0r less hurt.
Mack requesting that no demonstra- it was an infringement on his rights bv Officer . II Blacweier agea Iori7' m those about him to kill him and put the trade term goes, "floated in
I I I OT T riB TTl rlKT W1I1H IV H 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 rKKllIKIl L I . - 1 m I ,
Family Shooting ncri.
Killed by Lightning.
Asheville. N. C. April 2.-
-Mr.
when physicians were sent for and
after a thorough examination they!
i diagnosed the case as hydrophobia.
Between paroxisms of the most in-
Xer WlnUm.
Roanoke. V.. March
free-for-all light amocg drunken ne
groes on a Norfolk and Western es
curslon train between Roanoke and
.... . n l,t Eirht. JIO Woods
Oyster Floating Barred. i,.-- . Halr.ton wa
I was cui iu
seriously stabbed, sad over a cr
tion be
America
Mr. Bryan's wishes in this matter
will be complied with.
of the most widely known residents
made over his return to I as a private citizen to dictate who
ml J 1 i. 1 a . i x I Viv tnV Ml CVirnlrl "NT TT Olf TVifl
mere is no uouui dui mat .ium ""' , . . I nrtnt, Bavart, itHQi ctnrm
incident, while causing considerable ""B Z"-??n7Zr "ft::" ""Zs ZZ
Seizures under the pure food act of this section, was killed by light-
comment, was not provocative of any
ill feeling.
A traveling hypnotist boasts of his
ability to cause a man to lose power j
to see, smell, taste, or think in an
instant. The Democratic machine
may employ him to work on the vot
ers before next election.
Swept Cartridge Into the Fire.
most daily by the Federal and State I this afternoon. The deceased was
I authorities. I alone In the house at the time and
At Wilson United States Marshal was found t7 neighbors an hour la-
Dockery, on complaint of pure food Iter.
inspectors, has just seized one hun-
him out of his misery. He frothed I brackish water" before they are of
at the mouth. It took seven men to J f ered for sale. The Department of
hold him. who. after a while took I Agriculture shas ordered that the
him to Eureka tied, where he died I nractice must stop at once. The or
a few hours afterwards in the guard-1 der affects all the
house. I United States and
port an ce to dealers
,...wn v. C. April 1. lafor-
eL.-. cached here yesterday of a
at once. The or- '"' Vsnr in the Smith's Ftrry
oyster trade In the tntJ Monday. Frank
is of immense im- .ectlon r mornlnc QUarrel-
Chapel Hill, N. C, April 1. Withdred bags of meal at Goldsboro in Woman Burned to Death.
Needs Investigating.
no serious effects resulting, Mrs. Jas. hands of X T. Ginn. and fifty Fayetteville N. &. Aprll 2. The Clinton News-Dispatch.
If the condition at the State Hos-
Pendergrass is suffering from a pe- of the Wilson Grocery Com- Laaody' of Mrs' Kate Howell
. .. Jnanv flfWilsnn hci-!i,i It la o1laH Cnarrea DOuy OI Airs. iVHie rlOWcll, I
?L; du 2 Jo made o, damaged -grarnrtre"!
,r, rautht up her t wo
rn w . . . tM
Har-
SIx Miners Killed. r.ntha'-old child and ran
Wilburton, Okla.. March Sl.-Slx home of an old 7'
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miners were Kiuea nere to-cay vj . u. -if ift the house
The Greensboro Telegram says the
her household duties she swept a 32 " SLL found near her home In Carver's Mr. Crabtree. and we believe he Is "plosion in the Great Western Coal Soon ax
calibre cartridge into the fire, and as TiltllZZJt' Creek Township, this county, where telling the Gospel truth about It, too. and Coke Company's mine No. 2 f" 0 the old negro's house
it exploded, the ball took effect in D Booth & Company of Petersburg, i e p Att'Ant' It is not known what caused the and tf 1 f to come out.
V.. eHn Turfntf cAn1 InAha n. allU O. 2. I 5C VOlUDailT. OI SUr- - I w k1.r V ft lot ennnAaorl tr Viai'O DH I ttUU V4C M . - m w
medical profession has sprung a new der the'skin. The bullet has not folk Va- wno wiU e prosecuted
disease on us known as beriberi. eTtraPtod !
S: S. Y & Cpan the omcials and attendants llTi i f polbSP -"ed to hi. wife to come
v wh wm h . est fire Thursday. James Darden, a should be transferred to that Instltu- b.last- bu.1 ,n.PI'08ftf .fe!Ta. Uhi. he refused to do. and he surv-
Nothing new about that it is simply
the pains the Italians have when thevl
eat too many green apples.
An Alleged Kidnapper.
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neiehbor. heard her screams, but It inn with wall .mnni it h "e re511 ol a 8UOt souis after her. The w
i . . i . .. . i rnrciv uict 9i rn mtn wnn ware wu ,j
"b""" dww o " " maue io wear uio Biripes.
A"- Sure
ifemedy, :
But!
Sb-em-well should move his resi-
Fayetteville, N. C, April 1. Flor
ence Holliday, alias Kate Vaughan, I
We have no doubt there is one sure I wanted in Goldston for kidnapping
remedy for high prices. It is easy, I Lizzie Wilkies, a thirteen-year-old
not investigate.
Waldon. N. C. April 2. Judge ton Times.
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i i a.a vug kuumi v aa mHii v its i rv 1 1.. i w mi m ?iri who nrvDCTon nava vn 1 1 i woii usiitst uii tvafi i 'aiivt r ma i it vn a rrora nnr nnw mAMiiw vrinTran
. ngton to some Potot I Simply take the tariff off of every- ternoon. After her arrest, which mornin imposed a line of flftr dol- and ienorant a RenubHcan is. he be- Greensboro Newa.J
1 1 I II H rvk l l rria r -nr fr . - A a.'w a. I av 1 I - I -
- 1 o iu iai trains I miag. x ne wage-earner's job will was made as the result of a telanbone lam and costs on L R. Carter and a I cornea a saint and a oatrlot If hn roe
turely just as the men, who were on ea m - w r0 wa.
the nieht shift, were leaving Vthelr handed her baby to t
work. The bodies were recovered man and seuea s It to ber aboalder
.v.. ... the door and threw it w
mis oitcj uuuu. . I . ,nn WU iw -
and urea. '--.. ,od ot
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In Democracy Hotbed.
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IBalUrd ' " rftborhbod
What's this? Democrats in Missis-1 IBaiiara neJxhborhood
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make regular Btops so it will not boliah and he'll have no money to 1 message from Goldston. it was learn- sentence of ten days in Jail on C. T. to the Democrats.
necessary xo noia up tne conductors 1 tttl"ier rl8fs aitea uai me woman was xormerly a I Lewis for attempting to influence! Bat it matters not how pure a err and rascality in the election of a slre
in order to eet off at hia homa in iu ru m xau m notonoua resident of this city. Both Venireman L. A. Daniel in favor of Democrat is", he is a blackened wrti.fc nnlt st.t eo,nr Th h fnl
- - prices wuuia DO Bometnine fierce. twill be neld nltlnr th ...i .! - . I . Z ' I : -v.- - rww , - ,v,-i
time for an early supper. Rockville (Indiana) Republican. . the cUld's fatter 7VVt" " lor 1 Koe to tne .tepumicans. This donkey, ear. grow longer every IngDr 1)
. . . ... lib s..( un
sippi cnarging each other with brib-inci wnm,n i. dangerous-
slitee. t ,-cnrery Is exceed-
United States Senator. The poor old ly fciJarec
t