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2 THE CHARLOTTfc NEWS. MARCH 2, 19II Carolina Special Wrecked To - day In T enn essee ! I.:! ivc’ii Sr-nth j iai ■ -‘n iho Ciu- i ^ Rail-i >' 1-, t: !hc rrn.-’.c Charlotte People To Attend Conference 111 10. u 1 t a'’l> i''. i;- ■I' r ai i\i .'W ill' Fro!. fachajdsou lo Study in N. Y. I'r w.!! Iff r.i;.-. ' h( Nsi'i '! nuMion l.-'-l. iu'l ' ■ 'l>'r :it> V of ;\fany ChaiUnio pcni)le are interest- , ol in the proai anntiiU iUblo oonfer- ' oiu 0. 'vviiich meets in iis l^Jth annual s'osiHon a’ ihe r.apiist 'ralicrnacle in I A'lauta. >iar('ii This i.-v an oven ;.,ro;!i impiU't in all (ienoniinations in , h' South a'ul is; ahvavs attended by a dc l-.'siatim t'roin every South- rni state. It is lii\eiy that Charlotte w ill be wHl rC'^'icser cd at ilie eonfer- ■ en^ e. I The pi'o.^:ran, of cnur?e, will in- i». hide siieec hos from and addresses ; b\ many former Hi’ole s-tudents and i tcacliers of worul-wide note. Among others Hr. (.'i. (.'ampbell Mor- I s;an, the wmid famed preacher and i;e\ \eacht*r of i.ondon. Kngland. vviU be at rl'it' eonierem e for the entiie first wek and i)crhapp lan^^er. Dr. Hapaii on C. .Mabi'.', ilij woU-known '^ncaker and vM'i'or on rciij:ious subjects and one of the editors of “The Independent.” ■ ' in ' is ar.oiht>r no'ed speaker tliut lias ■ ;iT' 1 in bt'oii encaged. There will be many wi'; un j others t'f equal note and ability and at- i irac.iAe cro.m'aiii will doubtles.-^ draw ■ \ a record attendance io ihe KUh annual ^ v ':h .1 i'onfereiice. V- ciirer- Si>ei ial ra es and ind'icements have ■4 Miirtv heen oft'ered by aii il;e railroads le.\d- M.r "n " jr'.p into .Atlanta to a-, commodate those of the w;... will attend he conforence. •n no ' ;e '»l!l' Ml k; ; a ’ ' ! i i-ni t he Man 1:;^ f',:l Mr, McClelland Goes To Houston lexas SOUTH SIDE. The South Side Circle of the Barium Springs Work meets tomorrow after noon at 4 o’clock -with Mrs. J. G| Baird. Saiisbuo- Post: “Miss (Jeorjiia Swain, of Spencer, returned home on .’\ionday nfght from Charlotte, after Hpending a few days there with he friend. Miss Jessie Evans. — Mrs. H. M. Vv'ost entertained at bridge inform ally a few friends last night at her liome (ui South Main S'treet. Those in vited were: I.Iesdames M. C. Quinn. Frank Robbins, Elizabeth ninghain and H. M. West.” ^ MRS. SLOAN HOME. Mrs. R. S. S‘oan and son. R. S., Jr., arrived last night fron\ Atlanta, and Avill bo v.iih .Mr. and ^Irs. John Ilin- t^haw. on East Vance street, over a monih. Mrs. Sloan, before her niai- iiage was Miss May Wilson, of this city. Slie luis a host of friends to wcK’oiuo her home, especially The Xows household oach member of '.vhich holds Mrs. Sloan in affectionate regard. MRS. ROGERS’ LUNCHEON. Mrs. W. G. Rogers, who is noted for til'' charm uf her hospitality, gave a beauiiful evidence of it in a ionquil and violet luncheon which she gave in honor of lier Woman’s ('iub guests. The ta’ les was exquisite in its blend ing of tones and color. Three large b.and-niade Ince squares covered liio uiahogan,\'. The centre piece was an energne of .ionquils. purjile violets and hyacinths. At one end of the table was a cut glass Imsket full of .ionquils and !iel witii a big i)ow of violet rib bon. corresponding basket at ihe oiber end. was Tilled wit'n vic'iets ail tied with yellow ribiion. At each plate was* a line of welcome oii a dainty name card, some ornamon;c'd with jonqilils, others with violeis. Honiioiis in vif)]f*t and yellow, and ii:all wafers tied wiili narrow vellow iiiftifiR “I find Cascarets so good that I \70uld net be v/itliout them. I was troubled a gTcat deal with torpid liver and headache Ko\v since taking Cascarets Candy Cathar tic I feel verj' znv.ch better. I shall cer- iaiiiiy recon:mend them to my friends ai ihe best niediciijs I have ever seen.” Anna Bazinet, Osbon: Mill No. 2, Fall River, Ma*& PleasRct, Pajatabls. Fofoat. Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sic^;eu,Weaken orGripe. i'.'ic, 25c. 50c. Never sold in bulk. The genu ine triblct stamped C C C. Guaractced to cure cr V'-iUr inonsy bacli. S28 Will Arrange Calen dar For Next Court The bar association will meet this afternoon at 4:30 in the Lav/ library to arrange the calendar for ihe next term of civil court, which convenes Monday. March 13. A pretty length.v calendar is expect ed to bo the result when all the cases have been examined and listed. THE TRACK TEAM. Fewer 2 a Examine Books of Concerns Mr. J. •). AicClellaml, w'lio has been ofh>. e seci’c ary o: thf' V. M. I'. here, i ha.'» a>i'pteil a 'j.ini'iar )H»si:ion at j Mo.-.-:-'!',. Tt’\a.'. .Ml'. McC'lchand wont | ti) Huus'on sv)nie \\ooks ago to look i ,, , over -i:e siiuaiiun -hero, but decided ribbon, added to the har- oiilv \\itl:iu Iho Vew days tliat he ; \M aid ai«.epi t'ao position, .viiich ha^ been open :o ’ui'u f'jr some time. '• r. Mct'b-lland v,as ir.c of the mcst ;:o; ,;lar yonn.ii ni.'!! a’noul ti’.c \ . M. C. \. uitice lu re. a. 1 l;is fri( ndly Faco Trinity's Squad Out Every Afternoon at Practice. Trinity College, Durham, X. C., March 2.—The track team of Trinity College, the first to grace the campus for many year.s, has been put in charge of Prof. Wilson and Dr. I’rown by the athletic committee. Prof. Wil- Fon, who is the acting- coach, has his squad of thiity men out every after noon. going tiirough light ])ractice in anticipation of the coming inter-class meet that is to be held the eighth of April. A silver loving cui) offered the ‘ Toombs,’’ a secret society of the college, for the class recording the highest numl)er of points. Be sides this prize, many merchants of the city have very gracious o.ffored prizes of various descriptions for the winners of various points. 'I'lie colle.ge has an offer from the different colleges of the state to par- ticijiate in the interstate meet v.hich i.=! to be held in Raleigh during the later part of April, but as Aet no defi nite an.swer has been giveji to the ap preciated invitation. Coacli \\'iIson ia skeptical as to the alnlity of his men lo get into the proper condition on such sl'ioi't notice, hence tl’.e delay in answering the invitation. LAST OF DESPERADOES. Char. Main Station For The Company Indian Refining Co. to Make Charlotte a Main Station of the Eastern Division—Mr. E. S. Player is Manager oj This Branch. It was reported sometime ago that the Indian Refining Co. would close its Charlotte office, or rather the ac counting department, and that this work in the future would be done in their Baltimore office. The News learns from Mr. E. S. Player, who has recently returned from the general office or the company in Cincinnati, that it has been definite- ly decided to make Charlotte a main station of the eastern division with headquarters 123 William street, New York. By this arrangement the Char lotte office will have complete super vision over all the interests of the In dian Refining Co. in both North and', South Carolina. The company occupies a handsome suite of offices in the American Trust Building, while the Avorks are located on South Brevard street. The em ployees. who were recently transferred to the Baltimore office of the company will all return to Charlotte at once. The company proposes to extend its stations and business throughout the Carolinas just as rapidly as possible. This arrangement puts the Charlotte main station of the company on the same footing as Baltimore and other trade centers throughout the east and further corroberates the importance the importance of Charlotte as a cen ter for all classes of business through out the territory mentioned. Grows Hair and we can PROVE IT The Great DANDERINE Ne>- Kails to Proc^.ucs tli. Desired Resulis. It en'iven- aiii! 'r- glands a-v.l tissues resulting m a conSin'jou'^ - I'A \ jncreasin^; growth of Furniture Company Bankrupt. Norfolk, Va., March 2.—Segar Vi'hit- ing, conducting the Hampton Furni ture Company, of Ham])ton, Va., filed a petition in volun.tary bankruutcv, placing his liabilities at $58,987, with assets at 03,7:^0, of which $-l;',CSO i.s' in unencumbered real estate and SoC,-! 500 in bills recivabie. Secured clairp’s amount to .$.^8,957 and unsecured claims to $21,497. Stone & Bartipge) Co. Now in New Quarters t'v'p";* rf :a '!'o ‘le 'I'lps- ? v':ii*ed ai. 1 the arii'l '\ar:n j^roting will bo mis-sed. He ia a native «.t Stael ('reek township, *his oounty, and was od.Katcd at Era- kine Co'.k'ge. I' le West, S. ('. W ‘-vtary or Co., of C. WiH ■n. . ■ ’> j-s Telegi ai>h : ion. iinvo lioth ■'It of court in n . n:ed the : i'.Z '■ X)Ks 'if I Worran Murdered. By Associated Pro>?. Ron’.e, March gona, a young an Xew waiting to Queen Helena, was mur i'.e>- dered today at a small hotel in this city I'y I.ieutrnant f’atorno, an officer in iiie iialiau cavalry. The tragedy has created a sensa- *ion. The cr.uFes of the murder and the Q- ■ In ti;.‘ :• ' in\-. ■1 (• ioi, Ilf I"' .;;i!or the :r.' I a!ie-> ,1 dt’ails of the story tiiai '.ed up to it are il'.a.s far unknovn '>r sui>pressed. 7'he au:horiiies, however, ^tate that • ho lieutenant s^r.ingled the princess and hcu sho' her. V 'ihe Indies in waiung to Queen I f the Heknt include Countoss Clulia Tri- t-i r> fused ’ Soua. who unquestioi'ably i.s the wo- tend tolnian iniirdfred. The gentleman in [waiting to tlie qi’ceii include Count ~ ■ •: .t to, fionr;a ifl Trigcia de Principi di I^ V.ouM i ^ant Elia. - ■' u; ional j '■’ini.-'elf. i Vo Easy to See. ?alo>,nian (showing f niony of c;;lor efiecr. .Mrs. Rngors wore a lovoly P.niciioon gown of tau .io!h with A ioloi trininiings. Her gucst.^ w.-^it-: .Miss .\delaido r rirs, of ^\ inston-Salf iu. ci'airnian (!t ihe li'O.-aiure dopartni.ru; of the State FoiJorat'on; Etta Schafner, of Winston Sa’ein and Mesdames J. C. D(^al. r. F. Long, W.C. Jones, E. Stern- bui, -(’:o: .Miss l.vin Paylor. of High !’oi:it: Mosdanics J. E. Reilley. Gor don Finger, J. H. Mpyes and Rush of Charlotte, and Miss Hazel _. Pnncep i Fields, of Kentucky, v,ho is Mrs. Rog- d beautiful lady m j ^rs’ guest. ^ A SILVER OFFERING SUPPER. A supper will be given at Trinity ^•l. E. Church. South, Tor the bene fit of the Light Bearers tomorrow evening from 6:45 to 10:30 p. ni. Sr.nper will be server at 25 cents per i)!ate. The public is cordially in- vi ed. V/ho Was Ir.ipllc5ited in Wilson Trag edy Caugi-it at Richmond. Richui(>nd, Va., .Alaich 2.— Betra.vod liy the wonia'i witli whom he had en trust c(i 111.-: secret, Matthew Mebaue, ,•Alias Kid .iohnson, a desperate negro wanted in ^^'iison county. North Caro lina. for com’plicit.v in the recent imir- and J. D. Ellington, of Creeiu--1Deputy Sheriff Geor,ge Mun- ford, was captured here and will leave for Wilson county in comjiany with the sheriff of that county, who arriv ed here last night. The sheriffd would have returne home this evening but for the fact that he was taken ill and feared to make the trip alone with the desperado when not feeling well and strong. Me- bane, who is a stahvart black of her culean !*trength. adrxcits writing a let ter from here to a friend in Wilson county, in which he made special in quiry regarding the search for Mun- ford’s slavers. This letter was uncov-! ered a few days ago and w’as jiartly instrumental in revealing the where abouts of its author. The most im portant tip, however, came from a ne- gress \vhom Mebane had recently dis carded for another. Fired by jealousy ?;he revetled the identity of her lord to the authorities. Mebane denies he had any part in Munford’s killing,, though he admits he is from Wilson county. A SPECIAL MEDICINE FOR KID NEY AILMENTS Many elderly ])eople have found in toleys Kidney Remedy a quid; relief and permanent benefi't from kidney and bladder ailments and from annov- , mg urinary irregulariries due to ad- \ancing years. Isaac N. Regan. Farm- er. j\Io., says: “Foley's Kidney Rem edy effected a complete cure in my i case and I want others to know of it ’ Bowen Drug Store, on North Square. ’ i The Stone & Baringer Comjiany, Avho have beeii locat^’d for many years at 22 South Tryon streot. throw open their doors to the imblic ias-i night at their new stand, on East Trade street. Scores of customei’s dropped in lo see the riew quarters, and to exainiuo liie Siie arra.v oi goods. Fpecialli' strik ing and attractive are i.ue two show vrindows. The.v arrest iiie atteniiou c! uiany pas-ers-b>' and Iciu: a .-.trikla.q feature to the g^iierai appearance oi’ the houses in th?.r block of tlie city. The 'far Heel Library is shown a very atractive setting in one windov.' and includes specimens of the best Dandcrino stin-!ul:Uc: t?'.- in kc! it a’M !,,.. . krown. It ijawlu-.n-..-, -. cine for both t!;e Even a ssnaii bottle of i . ,v • pul more genuine life n\ yc" hair tha»i a gallon of a^.y nViJ hair tonic ever rnadi". It she” results from the vctv start. Now rn sale at c\-cv' .-v toilet store in the ^ 25c, 50c and $1.00. { * • Datjiicrr,.. . . p.jl S'-n.i r> ,! UUi >yr-!rrn:.^aa ;. \ ' TniS i Sfuii.? in;s ; ; Qy} jKno»!tji Dan'!e’'!nc C- . Ch'--n?-' i n'irh Their car.'i'’. .-v.;,; a , 'Jj fin ! n slirr; . : J ‘ ■ 1:0-lase. jtlia’: has bocn wr'*;r;i b 'I'i; 1 linians, I All day today tI'.p p i,;) ; crowded and ti-ere i:- i -.i. jtliar *'ormer jiariona'^;; of ili'^ ... ! v-.iii be continued a; uu iv; , (With a good deal additiunn!, I Sentence for Wife Be?, . orillimore, .Mu., Mart :; I. hade vras wiinesseci i:: t!'• . -! I cou.rt here of a whito man v. ■ j brutciH.v beaten bis wife. I mercy, with tears sti-pai'dni;- do-' I face. AA jien he heard ilir son: ■ I five lashes at th.e v/iiiiip;”;, . I iinvvii^onin'^nt ii> ,iaii. j But there was no ntorcv ■ • jthe testimony shO\vei] ;ir>; Frar I Sauley siruoR his wife ,-cvcn ■■■ ■times, ch('»ked her and ihca 'ook i her nioro than twenty (i'lUa:" .ATrs. Atary Blackwood Dickson, who has been sick for s-everal weeks, was operated on yesterday at the Char- lone Sanita>’ium. Her many friends will be glad to know that she doing nicely. 1; • have a wiluable t '.\ ijiiles ' i'f-id was : ar-es. an exceptionally at- Horo's one ’"i’ tractive l.andlo, ('usfonier—Xo: ^or me. .\!1 my um- brrilas have been entirely too at tractive.—Boston Transcript. Mr. L. B. .Johnson will arrive Sat urday from Nashville, Tenn.. and be urabrollas')— family v;ill leave Monday for .N'ashville, where tiiey v.ill reside in future. 3* MRS. ANDERSON VISITING HERE Mrs. Fitzhugh Anderson, of Freder- icic. Md.. who is visiting at her pa rents, .‘{13 East 7th street, and expects to remain for several weeks, will be at home to her friends on Wednesday af ternoons. Mrs. Anderson, nee Miss Zoe Hunter, is well and most favorably known in the city and her visits are always welcome. FLOSSER SISTERS new picture of the Flosser sisters, of Cumberland, Md. On the left is Grace Flosier. the girl who was found dead beside the corpse of her fiance, Charles E. Twlgg, in.the Flosser home; and her sister May. This famous case which still rema^ms unsolved, is again attracting country wide at- tention by the offer o. a $2000 reward by the Twigg family for informa tion that may solve the mystery. process taking a pinch or two oi If You Eat Something that disagrees with you, don’t I if» a slow process and makes you feel Sd *Gct‘rid™ u^qu*S®by SIMMONS RED Z LIVER REGULATOR (THE POWDER FORM) It drives out impurities and badly digested food in the stomach and bowels; stimulates the torpid liver and restores regular bowel movements. It is a fine tonic and system puriher that puts the vital organs in sound, healthy condition. Sold by Dealers. Price, Large Package, Sl.OO. Ask for tbe £fnuin« with the Red 7, on ihr labrl. If you cimiot fet it. rrmit to ufc we will tend i( by miil po'fpaiil. Jimmoni l.ivrr Rrfulator ii put up alto in aiuid form for those who prefer 1l Price 81.00 per bottle. lx>ok. (or the R'd /, label. J* B* ZEILIN A CO., Proprietors* St. LodIs* Missouri m- The Panama Canal Bonds. Washington, March 2.—The house passed ihe bill recommended by Sec- retar.'v of the Treasury .MacVeagh, pro viding thnt none of ihe $290,000,000 of T’ahama Canal bonds ni’thori/ed in the tVyne tariff law shall be received as secuiuy for the issue of circulating notes. The niirpoRe of the legislation, it is said, is to iiroteet the 5700,000,000 of 2 per cent I'nited Stales bonds now outstanding from dejireciation. The new bonds are to be at the rate of 3 per cent, bur without the circulation privilege they wilt not be as valuable to the iifitional lianks as the 2 per cents. On (he other hand, it is argu ed that if the new 3 r)cr cent bonds were allowed the circi’.lation privilege, many of the 2's would be thrown on the nu:rkei. The 0))position to the bill largely was on the democratic side. The treasury department proposed to issue the 3’s in small lots as investment bonds, pure and simple, and expects to -get a market from individuals rather than from any of the big banking houses or firms. The final vote on tlie passage of the bill was 168 to 135. The bill already had passed the senate. Lynchburg Postmaster. Washington, March 2.—President Taft sent to the senate the nomina tion of .lames McLaughlin to be post master at Lynchburg, Va. Wigwag—“I wonder v,hy it is that some men seem born to command, and yet never quite fulfill our ex pectations?” Henpeckke—“Maybe they get mar ried.” riZ-For Sore Feet Both in Same Boat. The new cook, who had come into the household during the holidays, asked her mistress: “Where ban your son? I not seeing him round no more.” “My son?” replied the mistress pridefully. “Oh, he has gone back to Yale. He could only get away long enough to stay until New Year’s day, you see. I misa him dreadfully, though.” “Yas. I knowing yoost how you feel. My broder, he ban in yail sax times since T’ankgiving.”—Judge. Texas Celebrates. By Associated Press. Houston, Texas, March 2.—This, the 75th anniversary of Texas Independ ence, was observed here toiay by general suspension of business. At Austin, the state senate took a holiday, but the house worked. Banks were closed throughout the state. Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smelly, Sweaty Feet? Corns, Callouses or Bunions? Use TIZ. It’s Sure, Quick and Certain. m McCali I You Will Enjoy Using TIZ. The Most Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried and Moreover It Works. At last here is instant relief and a lasting permanent remedy for sore feet. No more tired feet. No more aching feet. No more swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more corns. No more bunions. No more callouses, no matter what ails your feet or what under the sun you’ve tried without get- tmg relief, just use TIZ. IIZ is totally unlike anything else fo the purpose ever heard of. It’s the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of drawing out all the poisonous exudations.which cause sore teet. Powders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them clean. It works right off. You will feel better the very first time its used. Use it a week and you can forget you ever had sore feet. There is nothing on earth tiiat can compare w^ith it. TIZ is for sale at all druggists 25 cents per box or direct if you wish from Walter Lu- ther Dodge & Co., Chicago. 111. Too Late for Classification Patterns (10c and 15c—None Higher). combine Style, Economy* Simplicity and Reliability as no other make of pat terns. That is why a con stantly increasing majority of American women prefer and use them. McCall Pattern No, 3375 Price 15 Cents. A beautiffl frock An unusually graceful dress of sal in-faced casli- mere. The lines are very becoming and the con struction includes the pop ular body-and-sleeve-in- one mode with the seas- son’s best-liked tunic out line. McCall’s Magazine is the leading Fashi«‘ • Magazine of America, y^t it costs only 50c for ai * i tire year, delivered ]'o paid to your home. ^ ’ double. Any ^McCn'l tern free with caclz subscription. Sold in Charlotte by BELK BROTHERS East Trade Street
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