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/ THE OHASLOTTE MEWS FEBRUARY 27.1911 Status Of Jhe Lonmer Case "I’v As8CK'i .'»‘l Prefl's Washington Frb. 27.—With a full realization thnt afte rtoday there Nspiild »*e vfiv little opportnnify to any conbiderntion to tho rase .'I' Sriiator lAirimrr, his friends went n'o today’s session of the senate vv'fh th‘' iletrrmination of pressinK til*' question 'o a vote before nl* I'urtiinciit if possible. Senator Pon- VI''r*. in rliarK*^ ot the poBf.offiee np- rr.M'Vi.i'.ion 1)111. was ensaRod as the luinripal obstacle, but api)oared will- 11 L to \i«‘Id in t’jivor of the Lorinicr . f l y so doing he could Insure I \ • on it. S. ri.itor I/ofollotte was still an un- Itl.iiii f;u-t.tr. but the stipporters of '.orinur were confident that even '..ucM Mr iM'ifollette's opposition «’l'"' ii in’.' a filibuster, they still , 1’. fi I rrc a \oio nnioss reinforce- 11,1 I'lne to liis assistance. \(. .-.hm'.t hud the reading of the M cn bf^'.in than Senator i; ,r . A a-KP.I that that routine be -p, !>» .' wm'i Mr I’limniins was i. n i‘ n pre.-'nting his protest and , rt:; 'd hi-. iib.i*H’tii>n when Sen- ■ ■ K.-a u >t quest'.'d that the journal .• u,;;l i'i .'i.t.-i .if Sf>nntor Burrows the . •. ' 'tril 'i- pit.vecd inunediatoiy . ::-iiior.i’i-'ii .'I' tJie l.ovim*'>r \:is Many sena- : .1-,. ’.> l.i»riin‘'r voted tor .■r at vi "as uot a t-^sT. **Fete in Flowerland-Tonight "The eFte In Flowerland” at the Academy of Music tonight promises to be a treat for all the people. Children will be delighted with the features that will appeal to them, and older people will be made to fed pood be cause of what the older actors and actresses will do. The tiny tots will come flrrt and will be followed by the forget-me-nots, lilies and rosebuds. Miss Annie -tav Moorman, who has engineered the production has con sented to give all selections of a hum orous nature. And that she has no equal on the Soutlieru plattorm is' ^ fact attested by the press and the pub lic throughout the country. The sweet pea dance by 20 youii^ ladies in varied colored dresses will be more than worth the price of ad mission. hYom the advance sale ot seats .t can be told tl^t iho audiem e will more than crowd every .seat. But the Erunttower dance by a score or more of prominent young meii in ballet effect will be a • screamer. " It will all be worth the \Nhile. and if one wants a scat he would do well to huiTy this afterno(*n. Mardi Gias Season Opens s: • .> Vf] :: The 11*11 1 . ,1 ■ -'f i.iu'tiictary pp. ^ , iMi i’:o arrival : .>;■ tl.o ; arni\ a!, an'i . , , , ' a:*‘ - '■ ' iu' t\>yal yav ht : ra-. :>.! paut .in* i , , i'f I he j a ■ . M. ' I'i th.": • ^ - 1;. h.'r> i'l' tlit*! , . r ^ . ■ (' V- ! i. rrai i - av a! ■ 1 the • a - ■ - d .‘i, V;' i-amls iif; .1 T ■ ■ ; ■- >, ■- ;i’i 1 when M' ' >t't >'» ; '-.k; . \viistle> ! - -i'. :eninc. j . .. n' '' 'UOj». in'; ' ■ ,1 , a’ " u 1 , ■ '• nt :•-ars o'vini: to. •' : ; ;art. dt-fa hments; . , I's Tii'ir. Uie Air.er- . ■ : r'’ ■'>f war in the V ..1 'he parade i ’ .- r''> a if'at. follow-j - : • ir -n^d artendants. j ; ■ ■'«rr'n-♦"S. 1 - .1 A’i>-ri' in rnarine.'? , • T , 'li-nved by almost ■ ■ ■ • •; -n v.-.e French ' a- f- were six batal- a ’.irnen-s of fi-ic '. •’isiana, cadet-: • ’ •..• d com-, anies • .>rcanizations ;ia or F^phrmar.n k^:. > of ■ a 'w.) (la> .. V ’.f-can 1* 1.- . ‘ ' ■ \i:«’or ar>- Sixty Delegates Will Attend From Here ■ . . , , will ■ I V. . t(, a'^er.'i Mk- • • ' ■ ' ■ ; !■ ('■ ncrc.s.', whir*! •: ' :: .'larcb !' ar.'l '■) Kiu stn:-, f)f : ' '.a *•» r!’,''. i;?,> pppoinl- ' • ! I n u' '^•7’atf'S from thf ;■ ■; 'Ifb-"' county who r:,i • :■ f;T!g On all or ’ • ^ f !.: • • !.: v=:, f ‘ iit. sf have bren :* 1 ' pr'ijiable that a !- ! ■ men from all ’• ’! 1 ' r.' , ’ ■ :flf« the dclf*- , will h>- Ml ai' end;:iK'r>. ■ id''’'.’ T^iff "ill ho a visitor to • oi‘2r^’S and A-jn make an ad- r-r notable? l)ooked for an fl’irii;^; thn 'hrer-day moet- ar« Roopf'volt, CIov- Wf.'irirow Wilson, of Xfw jer- ; S(^rr>;aw of \‘-’ar .1. M, Dickin- Fiot . T' TupIo Graves and TPt.Tv \\';!'on of the asrif ultural r' :i;C !i' Joe Turner Wins Match.^ Special to The News. (^freeuN ille. Ala.. Feb. 27.—.Toe Ti^rn- er. the middleweight chaminon wres tler defeated Hf iiry Ktnigehs in a fast and furious wrestlinii match at the oDcra house, winning two straight lallf^. The tiist fall came after 1 min utes of hard wrestling oti a cradle hold ar.d in tlie '^econd fall Tuinor used his U'gs to great advantage, winning on a double 'eii Nelson, llod^ors liail the rharkuie wrcsiler in several tig^f places but was unable to break the bridge !(irnu d b> the clever middle- wrigiit. R.'dgei’s woight was around 17s poi'.t'. l.-'- and Turner's 10'' pound;:. An imuii'use otowd saw the I'latch. .I(’e Wagner, a N- w Orleans wrestler, was present and challenged the v.iiiner. '^Inlnrla MnUeii Blooil. 01.1 .-^'.uuL-r i ROVE'S TASTH- l.T^SS t'HIl.L TOM*', .’nvos out niaia- ri.i .Tiul liailJs \;p tiu' systojii. For p; 'W'ri I'OOpU' ;uul rhil.ir' Father and Son Pr*?cjed, Helifontair.o. t» . Feb. 27.- .lohn Boers, a farn'.er. 40 years old. and his .''On. Ci' son Beer.'. 21 years old. were rescued from a mob I'f would-’)o lynch- trs by a I'heriiT's r.i^sse. after the younger man liad shot dead Buri Kerns, a n-‘ighb;-r. Kerns, acoonioaiiied bv hi'^ brotl'.or. Panie!. and I'no f’.iends had gone to the Beers home, where they aecu’sed Beers of stealing corn. According to the elder Beers, during the alterca- tli.'ii one of the t’.ien sn’uck him with a shovel, knocking him down. He claims that another man attacked his wife and that Burr Kerns was rush- inc at him when young Beers fired. .vfter the shooting Kerns' friends as.venibled with the avowed ii:tention of l\nching the Beers. The latter bar ricaded thcinselves inside their home and held the mob off with their rifles until the sheriff arrived with a posse, to whom they surrendered. Daniel Kerns was also arrested. After Dinner To prevent that feeling; of fullnes® •nd distress, aid digestion and quicken the action of tho liver and kidneys. Take Hood’s Pills Sold by druggists everywhere. 25c. Revival Services At Pegram Street Church Tleviva! services expending through out the week will begin tonight at 7:45 o’clock in Pegram street Pres byterian church in Belmont. Rev. T. 1>. Cartledge. tho new pastor of the church, will do the preaching. Mr. fart ledge cauie to Charlotte only a short while ago and has made a good im;u’ession on the entire com- mtinity of Belmont. He is a logical atul forceful s]ieaker. In diction chase and eloquent. His scholarship is broad and accurate. The services will be held every night tliis week, beginning at 7; ir>. The public is cordially invited to the meet ings. Alleged Woman Thief Sent to Grand Jury I-ainice I\M’ry. a negro woman, was lot-warded to the superior court by Recorder Smith this morning to an- sv^er thee harge of stealing $137 and a check arac'unting to $100 from Mr. \V. Abernathy, a very well known gentleman in this city, and who for .-;ix years was sheriff of Gaston coun ty. His home is now in Gastonia. According to Mr. Abernathy the woman snatched his jmrse Friday evening while he was on a dark stieiM. He immediately reported the matter to the police and the woman was arrested in Greensboro. In the i)urse, testified Mr„ Abernathy, w'ere thirteen .$10 bills, one a gold certifi cate: two ^1 bills and one $.') bill. He identilied the mone> found upon the negro womans person when she was arrested. Poliienian .M(‘Call, who went after the woman and brought l:er to the iCi!> Sunday, told of v.hat the woman ; told him. She declared to the ofTicer i that she had taken the money wi^h the man's consent. Some parts 'of I'.or account of what she claimed to ha\(> happened vi-ete revolting. Bail in the sum of $200 was re quired for her ajipearance in the higher court to answer the charge. A KING WHO LEFT HOME set the world to taiklag, but Paul Mathulka. of Buffalo, N. Y., says he always KEEPS AT HOME the King of all Laxatives—Dr. King’s New Life Pills—and that they're a blessing to all his family. Cure constipation, head ache, indigestion, dyspepsia. Only 25c at W. L. Hand & Co.'s. Fugitive's Bones in Tunnel. ''o’utvVu.', O., Feb. 27.—A my.-rery a’i v." a; e the Ohio penitentiary t ^ tl:an T" ^■ear.s a^ro is believed to ! • ’ :i ■ ^•^ared when prisc.ners at f . clf^'.vu (n* of the abai:- ' i .. .Mi-.s touii ! u few fragments ■ : , ! ijc-f in a tunnel which they 1. ■ -• are thought to be all thnt (' J-'^-ott Maythe, who, the : tcf t’-e penitentiary show, es- -a:*'! I'-o::. the institution on .luly 7, ■'I'l. Tl.e recoi'ds show that it was > i.'pefiid May;he was in hiding some where in the peniteiitiary and that other prisoners carried food to him. Norway Suffragist Heaven. Cht istiar»ia, Feb. 27.—The Xorwe- gi;in (ai)inel has adopted a resolutitm providing for the admission of women to all ^■tate offices, except those havin:-’: to i'o v, ith tlie cabinet and the military dii lomatic and consular services and the idiurch. rn Ti:.' !r:e:id« Mrs G. S. Gass, will j u‘ ;;!:id t'. k'mw tiiat she i> mncl’i a-'.-r She b.i- i,#'t-n very ill with ^r'p;.e n' 1 er home in Irwin Park. CLASS RECITAL. Mi--.' Bt ie iiuikheinifr entertained her dap* inu elasi- on Saturday at a lo\«'i'. infftrmai danee at her studio. Hoiii- . f f.iu v;;;u to 11 p. m. This is oil'- of iniitiy pleasant dances she will give her cIb.'-''* - The following voung pool.Ip attended; .M;. Frank T)owd and Mi.'S Katherine Adams, Mr. I.,aey Sewell. Miss Caroline Constable, Mr. Mob(* Tanner, .\li,ss Eugenia Rtissell, .Mr Tod Misenheimer, Miss Evelyn Blal-e. Mr. Tom Misenheimer, Mi.ss Katherine ()veiarsh, .Mr. jlenry Con- Ktable. Miss .May lx)ndon. .\lr. Edward KeesUr, .Mi.-s I.oiiise f’arson. Miss Anne Btirkheimer, .Mr. Arthur Bold- ridge, Miss Florence Burkheimer. Parcels Post Convention. Py Associated Pr-!S- Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 27. The par- *els po.st convention of Southern merchants will convene here tomor- ow and indications are that the at- •endancp will be large. Althotigh the onveniion will be composed princi pally of Southern merchants, other Hertions of the country will be rep resented. LOOK to your food. The perfect food is Grape-Nuts Read "Tho Road to Wellvllle," in pkgs. “There’* a Reason/' ^ i An Assemblage of Presidents. (Jreenville, S. Feb. 27.—The 4th annual meeting of the North and South Carolina Association of pre.-i- dents of colleges for women will luc.'t in this city March s, U, 10. The ciation is composed of the j.rosidrnt • of colleges for women in North aud South (’arolina, the wives of the j'-.osi dents I'eing also eligible to member ship. This association was formed in 19n\. Since that time three annual meetings have taken place. The firsi meeting was held at Winsron-Saiem, N. C., at the \\ inston academy and colleue; the second in U»Of* at (’on- verse College, Spartanburg; and the third in 1910 at Meredith College, Ral eigh. 'I he benrfits of the association of cf>llege presidents are numerous. Its o!..iect is to brin.g tog(‘ther the heads of the institutions for conference on matters of common Interest. Arrest Him as Bomb-Maker. Leban*)n, Pa., P'eb. 27.—.lohn Klein er. a nattiralized .American, was taken into custody by state ofiioers as the result of the discovery that he had manufactured a bomb, the contents of which are now being subjected to the examination of an ex[>ert. Pending a report by the state’s ex pert at Harrisburg, Kleiner is being held a prisoner at the county .jail. Kleiner, an expert machinist, is a na tive of Austria. :jS years old. Taft? at Hero’s Funeral. ■Wasbiivrton, Feb. 27.—Presideiu and .Mrs. Taf; attended the funeral of l^dward McQuade. coachman for i Secretary of War Dickinson, who was } kijied several days ago, when he I drove his runaway team of horses j into a steep bank, thereby saving 1 the life of .j-year-old tielen Dickin- j son. the granddaugiiter of the secre- j tary. St. Matthews' church, where the services were held, was crowded Vviih friends of McQuade, who had driven for successive secretaries of war for 2r> years. Chronic Diseases of Men and Women Trepanning Cures Blindness. Richmond, Va., Feb. 27.-Blindness has been cured here by a surgical o))- eration. Two we( kt» ago Nathan Spil- berg was stricken suddenly totally blind at his desk in school. Surpeons diagnosed brain pressure, and removed a small piece of skull from above that portion of tlie brain which controls the optic nerve.S’. The bandages w'ere removed tmder prepared conditions as to the light, and the boy could see as well as ever. Pellagra Still a Mystery. Washington. I->b. 27.—Scientists of the public health and marine hospit al service, after an extended re view of the latest investigations of pellagra and its possible relation to corn, are in as much doubt as ever *o the real causes of the disease. The general conclusion is that pel lagra and pellagroid affections may be due not only to the use of corn as food, but also to the use of other grains and plant stuffs of various lo calities. Rev. Mr. Deaton will conduct ser vices at Morning Star Lutheran church next Sunday, N|arcU 5. Mr. Deaton is a forceful and eloquent preacher and will no doubt be heard by a large conp'egation. If you are suffering fiem any ui.’ ease aad liave not beeii able to ad relief, see Dr. Moss ai once and iiavt a’thorough examinanou. The docior has the coulicrJUo« ol th« people by being on the squa;e honest wita the public. Ni dee«epuoii, no laiso promises. If you a.r«i afflicted with Blood Poison, JServoua, Decline, Ca tarrh ot Head, Throa*, or Lungs, or any stomach and Uver 1 rouble. Piles, Uiieumatlsm, i^eisiafo Diseases of long standing, or any cnronlc disease of any nature, I exf^od a cordial in vitation to call ann consult me free of charge. Those who know me and know my oOlce know 1 am an enthu siast over my work, and while I have to have pay for my work as a mat ter of coarse, my charges are what I and the patient thing proper, not based ou seeing how much I can scare and squeeze out of some Qoor unfortunate piece of humanity. If you will appreciate honest business meth ods and conscientious service, I shall be pleased to s('e you at my office. A personal visit is preferred, but the fact that you are out of town and cannot call need not deprive you of my services. If you cannot call, write for particulars, mode of treatment, prices and terms. Letters and office calls are free and confidential. DR. WM. H. MOSS. Specialist. Rooms 3 and 4 Davidson Building, East Trade St* Charlotte, N. C. Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday* 9 to 1. “Y & B” AND Phones 211 1211 LOOK out! 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