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The.R6wa:nVRecbrd news qskorth statl
CHINA GROVE, N.,0.
J : The man who baa religion Tight
hoald put on the whole armoajt
then put on his wat paint, says Ram'i
Lite Import.iat XVenta and FaoCs of I
State-Vide iBttrest: Priated Sext,
for IPuhUp BeaefitL-.": J
A total ; of 223,453 Italians and
128,348 Poles, the two countries'! ur-
nlshlng the fhfgheBt .number of-ar-riTals,
. and of only 19-' Koreans.
" yT" " constituting the coun
- Over try ; least s represented,
MUllon are among the actors
Immigrants.'; in the grand total of
1,041,570 ; immigrants"
Admitted into this country during the
last fiscal year. This is 289.784' few-
:er than the previous year. y The final i
Hjstorial Drama e-nacted.
.The 'epochal drama, of 1710 was re-!
"Wlf some folks.' said Tinni Tf!hn" l enacted at NeWhern Mnnd in in i
In the Washlneton Star nnHfAfam i I detail, but y there Twas-Tmoied 5 con-
" - t f' J. f ?HJ c t in tliA enAnntu4tt y.- T -
e aay. hero-pay day; and pessimism TflC VL .
u de flay after. . dong.hty LaWSOn were Messrs. W. N. I
i mempers lor . the Woodmen of the
halry etar.: Many Americans, arers J World, lmpersonatmgthe colonists,
the Eou.sviUe Courier-Journal art I while Mr. D. E. Henderson as Chief
calling it a myth. . , Aaylor a,?d.. ' . local Red ;Hen
taaue Teajusiic ' paintea savages;'- y v
Ti i r a i .- .... - ' . - '
New. York's race tracks are being w?8 xv - m.,"wnen ' the
transformed into suburban'homV dls-rw u?-l?rr figures were made public by Commis-
-. . ,l ',s- uiuujjui, hi an .tuu uy sioner-uenerai Keene. Besides this
tnets. Both promote the race'. Y5na a - speetacular -illumiaated - parade grand.total, there were 156,467 non-
the lJuluth News-Tribune, with a dif. through : the -principal - streets by "In- immigrant ; aliens admitted, 2 4, 2 7 0
ference. r ' " v - " dians colonists. , k -t aliens were debarred and 243491
' " The week's program which will nIteI States citizen's arrived. The
Horse racing, of. itself. jnaWes very mak memorable the two huudredtb fi:aLt0fJLfJi ?1Llnward imm.
kittle dIflerencohe Ameri SSSTSS? 5u??SM &S yel?
Pie as a whole. -Horse oreedlng does. SZliESS 5.5
, MWUt wnum. mayor c. ti. McCarthy wel-l irisn, 88,382; Hebrews, 84,260
aair -auu riKiiL nera iti rvow vniir aa comfln i.nA vioi rn-ra irithin th&:mfti'e i una uermans 1 xx ThAfa wava
Islanders,
.785 East
Indians. Over th fl.mai'liin tiiflan
m the period between July, 1909; and
April, 1910, Inclusive, 47,888 immi
grant aliens were admitted,-against
a ,o emigrants deported, and 8,469
non-immigrant aliens were admitted,
against 22,799 non-emigrant aliens
ueportea. During the same "period
xxa poiygamists, z anarchists, 156
Idiots, imbeciles -and f feeble-minded,
160- insane. - 9 pro f esslonal - be areara.
11 paupers, 2,474 with loathsome dls-,
SJATE i COIiVEIiTIOriSi T.1EET I SOWOO SUFFflAGfSTS r.OGIl K-UATOn i SUIKI BY, 00:iB
BtetfartyRepreSrftatlveslAs-ICre
seinWi fa .Nebraska and Ohio.',; ; - ifn Jil&bry .uf MovcrngntVi
AILCsassniai-of RItficway, Va.
;nystsri:asly .Assassinated
Sariags Eaalu.
s Ajiulrisliinan "tras explaining Amcri.
can institutions' to t green country
-5! A -tevingsJbanH'he said, "is a
place here you can can deposit mon-
ii-i I y-today and drarjv it out tomorrow bv
oryan uiearure Repudiated TjjvOwb .1 nyae Park toe Crusaders Gam- I Farts of tue vicom s viowung rwiwi
Yarty Adopted as Platform Plank
y RepubQcans .
ered In Forty Monster Mass Meet--1 cn Hoot ot Uonse--oioaTe K or.
, togs, 150 Speakers Participating' - -I ; Crime Unexplained
-
Grand Island. .-Ueb. Nebraska" I ' LondoiL-The' greatest parade .Of r RIdgewayr;Ta. Some one threw a
Democrats.; wrested the leadership of 1 Suffragists In "the history of the jwo'rld I dynamite' bomb at , A H,vBouseman,
their State organization ""f rota William
J.--Bryan. x)n, the issue jot county op
tion, - . uy decisive votes- they 'regis-;
tered .their -unbelief in his present
policies after listening to an impas
sioned appeal from Mr.f Bryan. who
declared the liquor interests were In
an organized attempt to secure; polit
ical control oi tne state.
was held in London. "Upward of 500;-
OOO.womeft marched in .abody to
ward Hyde - Park to i protest against i
the. action of ' the 'Government In I
shelving c the Shackelton - Franchise
billV' " ; 'v -
At Hvde Park - the' half. mllHon
women gathered - In forty : monster
formerly: Mayor" of this. town' on, the
lawn In front of his home. The. bomb-
shattered both : bis legs and - be died
the next day following an operation.-
v-, i MrrBouseman ' told his wife ..near
bedtime that before retiring he. would
rest for a while on the lawn in front
of the house and smoke a c!gar Mrs.
Bousem4n bad Just entered the House
.' Valuable Information, -
. -'Cruide:' After this point there's no
vegetation five lndredmeters high
r, .no-beferr and after another five
frundredV; nd" post-cards. Meggendor
fer Blaetter rs- .-
mm
Thej;mlnorlty clank snbmltted 1 mass meetings, 150. speakers partlcU I when she- heard - a ' terrific explosion
jine paraqe was rea oy 5 it prison i groundi -L The force -of the explosion
n uuicu -.- w uv . u v v: vu i naa rippea - up ear an. - aru auu
long: theTgreat racing 'ceBtre"rofTthe I aM8 d Senator Simmons', eloquent J Jvf 22vMaS 61
- ' F I lTfio"Urt. riw -y ti- vi-v t- I 4,9 6 6 . black. Africans - and v 1
. xew WOrid-tne brepdlnir . f i v" "- 1"13 nJ
-the breeding; of 4- the
thoroughbred will fall into . decline,
prophesdsesUhe New .Tork:!. Herald;
And no betting,' no racing.
On with" athletics!
declared ff two hundred years young; ?J
Tb ; Senator presented Hon.-Hah-;
nis Taylor, Newbern 's most distin
guished son, who- looms up strikingly
as the guest of honor in the weet's j
festivities. Statesman.-: diplomat.
.V TT O JU1U :lC)I.l
In the cryt shouts the New York Couns1Ioi' former minister to Spaing
- WnrM ni . I auw. oi wor.ia-renownea text-
the sound -w bo; 0, ' on constitutional
man with normal figure and the solid f and international: law. Dr. Tavlor
man -whose lines are plumb. No more l bora m Newbern ; and now head of i eases. 12.632 npfonna fn i.a
round ; shpuldiers hollow" chests and ne Columbian University 1 at Wash- j come public charges and 1,3 65 con-
'""lati- iWfc I conH to few men in a lifetime,
ate to cure these eyesores and affile- Graphically and accurately he told
w" uci, uunucui cniinrn nn inai ins stnnr nt..th c.f.Um. xt
- - . mu v.- oibicuicuL u i n r tt
work of Praxiteles of old Greeceand ( hern and. its romatic history cover-
r-.' y yvu-vtuioi
turn oufor our age' more 'men of
herolo , ; mould, more " women r like
grown-up Tanagra figurines. : ' .
"Dr. -Julius I. Gbehel. of the Univer
sity of Illinois, also a guest of honor j
this week, followed Dr. Taylor, mak-
k an uisioncai aaaress nad troine
more into detail. He laid enrohasis
The funeral of King fJdward was
the subject of discussion at an 'up- J nPn he type of men composing the
sioray Dana ot settlers, characterized
Baron "Von" Graffenreid. as he said
was reallv known, as
ports;
. ;-::: "y '..-.:v;.
New York architects are now work
ing upon - important changes which
are to be made as soon as possible In
the interior and exterior architecture
- of the Treasury; build
Treasury Ing. The total cost of
- to Bo ; these changes will ap
emodelled. proximate , 1180,000.
,;:-' , The main feature-will
be -the doing away with the steps and
town rtAw" iiv sturdv band of ettrn--oh-;- approacnes to.. the- east of the build
iTinnn nnn nmy 9 iv. -1 a .h ' -
V 7 ' - - ' eiuw' the leader
great man, though improvident, and
Lawson as a rascal. ? r :v v
Vociferous heralding of the week 'p
festivities came from the": .booming
guns, of the torpedo boai. Dupont, the
r,ixfwa,-:manned by JN'orth Carolina
naval reserves, and the revenue cut
ter Jramhco at anchor in the harbor.
"Tuesday the industrial -and social
prosrress of Newbm
leading off with an elaborate carniva!
nn.crpnnf. n f finite ill.ycw.:. i
. fr uu soia iace commerce,. ;manuf aetures . and. indus-
and no fine uniforms. Many men in tries. In the afternoon there were
line -wore 'torn: coats and were bare- .DOa'.a and ..at night an illuminat-
beaded, but It was a grand sight, the 4; fcai pailaf.e' bile the State;
recolleclionw
wno took part In the conversation
said that it must have been a1 grand
spectacle. "Yes."; said another, 'U
probably was, but I was present an
saw,; a. parade .forty-five years ago-4-on
May 23, 1865, to be exactwhich,
was grander.": K took place' at Wash
Ington.rD.drand the' paradtog body
of 75,000 was made up of what was
left , .of the Army : of the Potomac.
- has not destroyed.'
Now they 'ihave found4.a tribe 'of
one inches in height, in the; mount
ains of Dutch New Guinea. The-Ilti
tie people." fragmentary though'ihejr
r Tuhercalosis' Sanatoriiim. Cloud.: i
; The investigation of the chares
MJr3:)Qooh ta!;lr-2 Nntlreiy.
u IUUUCU1UU Willi
State ' tuberculosis RS nut nrl nm
on Fifteenth street: and making
a grand main entrance on the first Or
ground f opr. It Is planned to assem
ble an tne counting employes on the
basement floor, and to nlao. th. chin
ping departmentsr on the same floor,
bringing about a more businesslike
arrangement than at-present. Count
ers employed In the treasurer's office,
the office of the comptroller of - tho
currency, the national bnnk redemp
tion agency and elsewhere, number
ing hundreds of iderks, are now scat-te-4
over the building. The new
plars are part of Secretary Mac
Veaghs geperal scheme for putting
the work of the department on a
scientific and up-to-date basis. He
is ; seeking to bring Into practical
co-operation- the various ; bureaus
which are closely related to the end
that there may be economy of opera
tion, and at the same time belter ser
vice. .Business x methods; fashioned
largely after the modern banks of the
country-will be put into use and old-,
fashioned red tape ideas will go out
xar. uryan was. brief, and bis . on-
ponenca ueciared was -an- effort to
receae irom his- former radical ; attl
tude. But the workers : asrainst - the
county option plank were unappeased
ana siooa nrmiy against It." ; --t
'ine prelude to Brran'e ultimate de
feat came earlier in the day, when
amia a- tumult, ofv cheers " from his
'martyrs,
all and penitentiary sentences ' tor
their activities In connection with the
suffrage movement. -. These women.
attired In prison garb, caused gfeat
cueenng. 1 . 1 . . - 2 ' ...
A notable feature of the procession
former adherents, permanent Chair-1 7 arni&aed br . the contlngeaU
man 3..J. Smyth,. of. the convention.) won America,, France, Germanyi: UA
read me reBUIC AT n. tout vista nrt A m I sirucu -ouur Viiuauo
tion made by tonn-pssmaTi - a m.: I and other. British colonies.- The: Unl-
Hitchcock, a candidate for the Tiriited I ed States was, represented ; by twen-
States senatorial nomination. v In ef-170 women; each; of whom carried
feet:? it wa t .niniil.f.. i.- iwi.j i tne stars and strfDes.'---
ductlon of Dlatform nlanks. with' Art. i - ' ' ". .. '., ." : r
conipanying soeeches. ; unless sub-t f 5 BEOORD OP -DROWNINGS.
muted as a section from a maloritv
of minority report of the committee J New Tork Oty. Leads With Ten Fatal-
IfillSElY
and the front of. the: house was torn
by flying Iron-; The former-Mayor
waseonscioiis when doctors who had
able to throw any light on. his assail- I wnred-DV-LVuia E. Pink"
he died, shortly afterward.;
of
are,-are one of the most
the .?
tr.Jx ti ... v o. , 1 uC : vfyaiimeni nr. Jnatfrd Tna
"Pt.wnie was ordered by acted promptly in the "What is Whis-
the Governor to h na.MA I kv" nrnhlnm w i "YUr
wial5IS" J S88 een Postponed until August, 2. mendalon of the Treasury 'depart-'
on resolutions. . - -r
The vote stood' 6 4TJ against ; Bryan
10 io in nis iavor. v - -
, There was an indescribable scena
of. tumult when, the result was ' anr
nouncea. , - : :yy:'-:
INSURGENT NORRIS BEATEN.
Lincoln. Neb. Georee W.' Norria.
jNeDrassa s - insurcent - congressman.
was defeated at the Republican state
convenuon nere .- for the permanent
chairmanship by; Senator '. Norrls
iirown. 'i
Thls-was the mostrlnterestiner -if
nut me most important-event or the
convention. Norrls lost by 5 51 to
268..:-i:':rJ-rj ' z"'.: "'v-" ':(h
The convention nassed a resolution
by a :vote -of S26 to 276 Indorsinjs
county option, W. J. Bryan's pet Idea.
It: also declared for direct. legislation
by a vote of almost two to one. ?;;;
President Taft's administration
was Indorsed. Col. Roosevelt was re
ferred to as one of America's greatest
citizens and foremost statesmen. -The
mention of his name set the -convention
wild." - . t -.:
OHIO REPUBLICANS BIEETJ
Columbus. 'Ohio. Tho first trial "of
strength between the. .regulars and
the progressives in thoc Renubllcan
state 'Convention resulted, in favor of
tne regular by a wide margin. Con
grcssman Paul Howland of Cleveland:
who ha3 charge of the progressive
platform, was defeated for the chair
manship of the resolutions committee
by A vote "of 15 to. 3. -Congressman:
Howland and Senator Dick, the :attp:
of whom was elected chairman; did
not vote, and one member was absent;8
rune 01 Uhlo s Republican congress-,
men-were members of the resolutions
committee, and all f them, including
'. : ; Itles In One Dayf '?J?&J&:'&
New York' City. Ten nersohs were
drowned Sunday and others narrowly
escaped death while In- bathing. in
one case v three-; brothers'? who were
swimming, in the Harlem ;RIver got
beyond their, depth, and two .narrowly;
.missed death when they tried to res
cue the third, who was .drowned. . ;
The ; list of persons drowned fol
lows: Thomas Brown, fifteen years
old; Philip Boyle, sixteen years old;
uaetano uova. nineteen veara oldi
Frederick klatL' sixteen eras - old
George Kane, sixteen years old; Peter
Neggle, Paterson, N; J.7 Julius Schlat
ter; thlrtyfive years, old; Lillian Ai.
Southworth," sixteen years'old; Pred-erlck-
Steinberg, seventeen veara old f
Otto Weissner, nine years old. - -
isrie. Pa. Harry and : Alvln :win-
fleld, brothers and well known young
men, : ware drowned in ' Erie Harbor
when. their sailboat capsized... ''". -"
' Toronto. . Canada. ThA
Melba upset in the lake. ' and Mm.
W.1S. Tobias and her three-vear-old!
grandson, . Daniel .-. Tobias, - were
drowned.. . .
1 , icw uiuusnivs, n. j. Anna.' ttiii,
I twenty-one jrears of aea: nt mrhianf
Park, a suburb of , -this; place ;i Edith'
am, ner sister, . about - two years
younger, and. Gordon Silverthbrne,
neuiy-iwo years or age, of Newark,
were drowned here. : - .'
Boston. New England waters
reaped their usual crop of drownings
ten having been reported from Tar
lous sections. - -v-- 4
V Mongaup. N; Y. While In swim
ming in Mongaup River. Oliver and
Ernest Rode, nine and fonrtAm
old, ; respectively, of Brooklyn,-were
drowned- . - .-.
- PlttsburgHIgh temperature and
oppresslTe;humidIty drove crowds to
. Detectlves found several sticks of
dynamite -in some bushes near-the
house and the; police have 'formed the
theory that Mr. Bouseman's assailajtt
was a negro.. The dead man. had been
a police court Judge and much of his
work. was . with petty offenses, of the
, negro race. " Aiso: a negro" was killed
here recently by a policeman, and at
'that7' time there were threata'.of-re-vvepge.f
jsst-ii;.
The former Mayer: was . very popu
lar : and the Ridgeway Oouncll offered
a reward . of 5 0 0 z tor. the- capture-, of
,hia ' murderer y :
"-A part of the fuse of the bomb was
found , on the. roof of ihe-:Bouseman
house;: where It had been -blown' by
the force" of, the explosion.. r On., the
sides of.toe ;fcouses.;ixty feet-away.
blood had been spattered. ; ; Bits of
the. clothing were! found on the roof
pi an adjoining houBev i.
1 4 Bousemah was fif ty-flve f years old.
He left a widow and Jon twelve years
old, both of whom were- prostrated y
the murder, .Boueeman only recently
retired from the office of Mayor. He
declined a' renominatloni". He was ex;
tensively engaged In farming, and was
' a large grower of cajibage.
TORNADO HITS 'PLANES
Wrecks Tentful of Hying Machines la
nilnols. '" - -
: St." Louis. -Seven aeroplanes,' val
ued at 125,000, were-wrecked in-a
tornado pn ; the aviation -field ; of the
Aero Club of St. Louis, at Washing?! B1A8&. -for : it.
ton park.v Illinois. The: planes, in- thousands.-, to
eluding "the Farman biplane of C. W.-f harfiro s.
uurxon,: were housed in aj three-pole'
SSWS:-4.' 1110 .""ss tell iect KptewnUBves to W tiat policy
ham'sVegetableConipound
. - iiaimnore. lid. Per fnnr n9
X-Jif e was a misery to me. ; I suffered
...Mi n,,..,. from; irreguiari.
ues, terriDie drag,
ing . sensations,
extreme nervous,
ness, and that all'
.gone feeling in my
Bwjmaca, 1 nad
givt-n up hope of
erer being well
'when-I began to
take Lydia E.Pink
liam's Tegetablo
Compound. Then
I felt as though
new life had Ken
gven me, and l am recommending ii
all my friends." Mrs. W. S. Foed,
220T W. Tranklin St, Baltimore, Md.
The most successful remedy in this
country; for the care of all
female complaints is Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compotmd. It has
stood the test of ; years and to-day 13
more widely and successfully used thfen
any other female remedy. Itha3 cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, inflam
mation, ulceration fibroid tumors, ir
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
that baring-down feeling, flatulency,
Indigestion, and nervous prostration,
after all other means had failed.
' If you are suffering from any of these
ailments,' don!fe give up hope until you
have given. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound a trial.
If yon -Would Dice special fidrice
jtetoiMrs; JPinkham, Iiypn,
Iiealtb, free of
the motors which are believed tb be
intact.
Besides Cursbn's aeroplane, the fol
Se.-30-10.
Fr 0BASACI1 E tlleks CA PVDriTB
lowing machines are la the wreekagef I" f.tr1!.?: c.p.ndif 1 m rtra.
J. W. Sparling, two: Charles Knhnn : ft "StMS .-T iJPeu-
-i at -tai w. urn nci u amw
Coessmanowlsuppor
conzresa tn rartrr hin nn nt th u. 1 j lt v . . ' .y. iuci
uctttu uz .urownmg in-different parts
of Western Pennsylvania. -
uuwttTKes, m-uie.. worlobpetffi;myeat is the outcome of
iae xsew xo Maik; Herodotus heard J enarSes made public a short time ago
of them near the NilesoucesJ but I Dr" Jo.hn Rov Williams of 3reens-
never saw them. Stanley dfaM TL :of I
. . . . ;i .""w'w.iiu, cuamuaii 01 ine sroverninc
Molasses of any orders inconsistent
WMsky with the restraining order
Wins. obtained from the Louis-
- iana courts by: the mo
lasses Interests.- The suspension -will
be in effect while the litigation is
pending. The Internal Ttevenne-bu
reau, acting on the suggestion for
a77, " ' IOrMt8 board, andDr. J. E. Brdbks of Mont
Arnca. They were known; In. Bast5 Rose, superintendent of the sana
Africa before his day. Thev .torium. Some sav it is the rmiUr
in the Philippines, and now they aW ?n ?ti? orde
nnttt tn rnn . . . ! f va iuiernai improvements..-Tir vumereuce ce-
noted in Papua. A shy people thley Williams charges mismanaSment of if!nr.CSn.mI!sioner of InternarRev-
are everywhere, hiding in the depths' the institution? smant of enue Cabell Acting Attorney-General
of forests; whose shades ; may haVe! "- Dr7D Stanford, of Ilitf Point. nSSe3 InteresSTLna' wS?
something to do .with their stunted and Dr. U. A. Julian of Thomasville Permit molasses spirits to be used
proDawy be important witnesses wuoout beingbranded as "made from
as they yere the gentlemen who in- mlasses." The word "whisky" can-
yestigated the institution about : a , e sed f-n packages containing
year ago at the instigation of the -; S?SAP SS'vbat mlasse3 ts
o-- t3 o tt l J r . A .r'9 mixed with whisky can b nnf n-n
marKet as a blend. The molasses in
terests nlafm th,. v- -n
. . V UIB ' aULlUil Mil
ooDDing or the Pines nounced will enable them to avoid
Ane ia,uuo acres of timber.; and " ,Vl5 Swn Plants altogeth
stature. Doubtless there are other
groups of them yet to be discovered
hy the explorer. . : y -
congress the tariff bill, one of the Is
sues in the platrorm fight. -Senator
Burton was selected as
permanent chairman of the -conven
tion. :",.:. -
Walter P.;. Brown of Toledo, was
unanimously elected to his third term
as chairman of the state central com
mittee. -
Congressman Longwortb. In his
keynote speecb, paid the Payne tariff
law was the "Inevitable Issue." His
mention of. Foraker was applauded
more than the name of Roosevelt. -
BARS OIIT BRITISH CATTLE.
Canada, Afraid of rvContagion - From
Foot and"lronth Disease. - - -Ottawa,
. Ont. Owing to the out
break of foot and mouth 'disease
among cattle , in Yorkshire, the , de
partment of agricultuTo has suspend
ed air permits for the Imi-ortation of
cattle, sheep and -swine from Great
Britain into Canada. -
As no live animals nay be Im
ported into the Dominion except fi-om
the JJnited; States and Newfoundland
ana upon perrair issued by th d-
DEAD BIAN RENOMINATED -
Constable Was Killed on Eve of Pri
maries in Texas. :
EI Paso, Texas. A dead man Was
nominated for office bv th
Sr el,t1onTexas. : He - was James
Mitchell, who was killed the day; be-
ujr enry. tjentray, the negro
who was burned to death that
by a mob. Mitchell . who was a mh.
stable, was slain by Gentray when he
attempted to arrest. him. ... .-
Mitchell was an unopposed candi
date for renomlnation nt nrim.;
ries,. and as the ashes of the negre
were beine blown th
the Democrats Went to th rii aT.
ioi- cue ueaq man.
v,iuue ttarns, tu A. Robinson and
;. eaier,-one eacn. ( r . .
BANK'S " $600,000 GONE.
Rlo-fioelnstitutlon Finds Cosb
ier Wider Lost In Speculation.- '
'New York.E.de Markowski, trav
eling inspector of the .Russo-Chlnese
Bank Of St ' Petersbnr? fin rt nn ti a
that Erwln Wider, the - $ 2 5-a-week
asmer 01 me Danfc'g American agen
cy at 50 Pine street, had taken 600
000 worth of securities from the seen
J" Z. ox ot the ency, and not mere
ly f 80,000 of securities as previously
.understood.:..' - ; j- ' --
Tn 8 0.000 of' securities whllch
the agency advertised" as laving been
stolen ; by Wider were negotiable
Viur Ane additional - .. securities
wnicn the. cashier now turns ut to
;haye taken were in shares of stock. :
TWO MTJRDEBERS PAY PENALTnT.
Gijueppe
tone
' When a man flresses like a slouch
it 's a pretty goofl sign thaf he either
'ough t io get married or get divorce I
.Mr. Wlnslow Soodung Syrap for Children
teething, softens the gams, reduens inflamma
tion, lare pain, cures wind colic, 23c. a bottle
- ; A good road is to a. country district
what a . paved - street; is to the eit j
property that 'adjoins it. - It makes
business for that neighborhood.
: Fto Rd, Itching Eyelids; Cysts, Styes,
Falling Eyelashes and All Eyes That Need
Care, Try .Marine Eye Salve. ; Aseptic
Tub, Trial Size, 25c. Ask Your Druggist
or. Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
.'- -.-. ' . .
PROFIT" IN DECORATIONS.
Postoflce Inspector1 Fletcher, sta
tioned In . Indianapolis,, recently re
turned from an official tour through
the wildest mountain distrlc,tsof Ken
tucky with a high opinion of tie
mountaineers. He says they wiU dl-
vlde their last crust with a , tranger R as tropical Boldlersis to b Aed-that the disease at pres
and are : thoroua-Mrri&WTiL "va A,n.e tmaary learned by the. War department. Ja "rng fias been completely xtamped
iaci mac mere are raanr vompany tor $80,000. Tt is nn.
mineralUands lyng aloCC; Sm? PalK?e
0, Railroad in Yancey, county add ' ousmess wiirbe lost. trlctmbargo gainst Jive stock
belonrins-: to the - WiiH. ' L. - er. thaa .rees coming from Great
eataii-were sold . S ....TeIatlT of blonds and "fHl. te.wUa.
present pre-
f euds and the people kill each other,
a stranger is perfecUy safe. amcW
them," declares Mr. Fletcher7 "Aa
there are no banks' in the mountain
districts, the money sent to them for
their logs and other products Is by
stood .that this large lumber concern,
is composed of Virginia people." '
' Lincolnton's Big Mines.'. --A
number of Charleston, S. Q.,
vestors are in IineoTnion. inspecting
the big mining plant 6f the Piedmont
afn m am a .
xuiuS tuifpany, m wnicn consider-
registered letterj consequently they I ahie,fCharleston- capital i invested;
pince every safeguard about the
mails. There is one thing they won't
jsand. and th'aCis to have their matt
TThterfered with: Whenever a robbery
- occurs every man in the neigfibois
hood turns but and assists the inspee
tors In eatching the thlerec" -..
CALL FOR WOMEN AS iRCHI
.. . TECTS. . -. ;
Women : probably never will be
quite satisfied with" either houses or
apartments, until they are built by
aremtects or ; their ; own sex. The
Tll.: hnnm4!n ' 1 ,
(avjwuwu uj. concentrates or
black tin is considerably greater in
the . mines of this North r Carolina
comoany. than of the big mines of
the world ,anddit is said that only Jhe
lack of capital has heretofore- pre
vented the full and profitable develop
ment of the industry. ? With more
money, wnich is now being invested!
the .t promoters ; expect to-: have the
plant, already , constructed, in full
operation.
rigid investigation will be made to. out
aetermine -which
Blonds or class canJiest stand
Brunettes Make the sun's rays while
Best Soldiers? serving in the Phil
- - Ipplnes. These ex
periments will follow those made
with orange colored underwear; In
structions have been Issued for new
commands' going" to tho Philippines
to keep detailed health records of an
equal number of blonds and bru
nettes in the enlisted branch for the
benefit of the Army Board on Tropi
cal Diseases A complexion study Is
to be made of the sick in hospitals
and data will be gathered; from the
soldiers - invalided home, all with a
Jv oearing on the correctness of
the theory that, brunettes shpw less
mo effects, ef the sun in a nmnx
; than do the blonds. If the theory of
medical sharps is proved it is expect-
d a Premium will be placed On the
eJfceii of brunette soldiers in the
Philippines. .
SHOT DEAD BT. BANDIT, -;
'Latter Flees After Killing One of
Taree Men He Tried to Hold Up. -
Kittannlng, Pa. -A masked' high
wayman - shot ; and instantly . killed
5ortS5,J5:JraIg'Ji offlc imploye oi
the -JQdnoon Coal3 Company, near
here, after being repulsed in an: at
tempt to secure 2800 in cash carl
ried by Craig's two companions. ' "
ae attempted hold-up and killing
Prosperous" Business , Done by th
Russian Chancery in Giving Out .
f' A . Buspicion prevails .among Rus
sians -.that the " chancery - of the Im
perial court:; does " a prosperous bn si-
,ness in conferring: the order and dec-
voi ixwse ana, Gljueppe.. Gambaro
- . IUUed in Sing Slng.y-
Osslning. . N. Y.-l-nari Tftca
on November 24; 1908 murdered his otions which the Czar showers with
iv. 8 vfs and - Giuseppe' Gambaro, special prof asion-on favored subjects
Srfe-io- ,2rotner yincentdm at: the Orthodox Easter season just
in'S &tiil J,eTet o Ie&th dosed. -Recently the SL Petersburg
Priin- Moda? MnJJ? SIas Omeiai: Gazette printed the names of
cottWSew ISS;CLS)?e t ' entlUed ? to wear new
to the chair first, and withl?ten mta- 8tar" nihbona ;or a higher clacs
utea after he had entered the death ' .th decoration, they already os-
chamber the other man had been nro eeflsed.A.r.;- -:-- v;;-'r:; -- f .
wuacea. ieaa, too. Both men wr I . Since a rear aro tb Ordpr t.t KfL
MUST BATHE EVER 5T . WEEK.
took place in a lonely spot aear Pww?22i&
dleton. mlnlntr oi-, y-7-H-'-WB1e w. the chair, and -neithe I v , -
Board of HealUi Wifl Prceciite the
. " - . . Unwashed of Aurora, ni. -:-' .
Aurora, 111. -Aurora " residents are
ordered by the health department to
take at least one bath a week. - The
order Is one in a list of rufes nud"res
Ulations Issue, by tho health Ulcer.
The rule. as to cleanlinesa of ijedv ia
No. 8, and, accdrdins to Dr. A. R. Re-
instanUy whipped out his revolver.
tint ttAfsy.... f A . -
wu.v.wcwxa ue vuum iire u was snot
deatf by the -highwayman; who then'
fled; - , ;; . - ----- ,.
showed any sign of emotlo-.
CHICAGO BARS PICTURES.''
CONGRESSMAN FDfED,
u-onneu Gurlty r.of Distrtbutfng
; -..-: - ais to Influence Voters,
Boston.-Congressman Josepb . fV
has been conferred on only eight per
sons, including the Mikado's cousin,
Prince Fushimi of Japan ; 53 digni
tariea received the order of Alexander
- m ... " - i
No Acts tui 1. h.- rieysxa, ,44 y.the order, of the White
v - w" To JJagle. 5 the first class of the VladL
; '--..v. -r--' - 4 Tra?'?a' -..-';.;:'-,-. xnir Order, 82 4he second class and
iJ,Ct'fbiet ot Folice Steward 627 . the - third and 804 the fourth
?,mJf fJ?! ?" the exhl- class. It 1; more particularly a mill-
Jjltlrtn nt eini cuss, ii ir more panic
Jeff
were 179 re-
derthh rr lO'ConaoU was fnund irniltr hT Jnd;; ' ? "Permit the exhibit -Clpients of ;me first clasaf. the On-
'PnHMiirfiai(::-.nv-An'M'V-i.M''--.iMi... I Churchill in the Tiathtar imn4 I tures-or renresnrHnn. - I der of St.- Anne. 1904 of the second
it. . . ... . . . .... I nlsrflrii ! w tm am j . j . . 1 r am. IIIaimI j a M. - w I ... . m . , y -. ... . . . .
me rme. wiit. De arrested' ana prose- 1 rrv. rau tnuuence voters i -:rr s m iaecate of Illinois
cufed to the full extent of the law. M fdnct 6. Ward 20. at the city I ta ith order. - This bars picture
uur&iaries. noid-upt
les and similar crimes.
Fell Three Stories and Lives.
Lacy Myers, of Charlotte,' fell from
The unwa6Jieire evlden Or believed
a menace to" health .
Eleven t stringent nsle3 are con
tained in the bullelln if sued .by, the
health departm eni. -Every oue.per
tains to f the cleanliness ofj the city,
and If lived jup toMhe health of the
community will be aisuxed, the health
Officer ;says;-;-;: j;-;-Yi? :
United States Goyerninent Pays
idea of - cet-Mns VAn.m f the window of his room nn Hm ' . I."' Alter Forty-five Tears.
home. wfta h: ;rwrr"": floor of the Oueen CJtv hn.l 5 " ,,"n01 Brigadier-General
-v,..:-J " i "Vw . . ' l-rry .-Anaers
iejtion . January 1 1 and was fined :
.taw, me maximum penalty -: .; .,w
Grand Trunk Rejects ArbitraUon.:
; - Toronto, Canada,; Grand Trunk
officials- refused vthe 'attempt of the
Canadian Minister, of Labor
the strike byjtrbitration
the Umejrmedjanhadpasse
homes was broached the other day by
one who was in the depths of dis
couragement after a long , and fruit
less, hunt for "something to suit.?
"Women naturally know more about
houses than men," she said, "for they;
live in them, in a far . more intimate,
sense than does the ordinary "man.
.Give us women architects, and we
would have more space and comfort.
A woman could arrange the domes
tic oinces better. She knows where
; the .kitchen range should be placed
-yto catch , the , right light,, and Bhe J?oinmission from President Taft as en-
wctLia De aiive to the Importance of
labor-saving devices. She would put
"iuie - eyeaiuiig lUOes; SO
.'- save the . time- and
night and sustained a fracture of the
.base of the skull. When
. vu.
recumoent on the pavement, he was
v" ."t .eyes, ears and nose
and -his-body was bruised from head
to ankles... Besides the fwp.fnro
the base of hia slmil k;0
ojroicen in tne rail.: Doctors -sav he
wll recover.
Senator Oevrman's Coming Trip.
Senator -Overman has received his'
as to
energy , of the
7 Ber7ants, and she c would Insist on
rooms with all curve instead of cOr
J ; t : ners, so as to lighten the .labors-of
? Jaousecieaning ana ; sweenlner." .Mow
.York Press. -
iriejjdoig hat 43 teeth,
voy extraordinaryas a. representative
ofthe United States government, to
Mexico' upon th e occasion of the lat
ter country 's celebration of the hun
dredth anniversary of its-existence
as a republic. The ceremony will be
in progress from the 7th to tbe21st
oi September end - Senator Overman
will leave for- Mexico" City with i the
erson. a retired nrftiTare
officer, is to receive' fro
i n . . : ox?y.,u-
It v' xne accounungiofficers of
the Treasury department finally bav
Ihg been convinced that he is entitled
to that amount .because he served as
a cadet at-West Point from July,
1864, to J anu ary f: 186 5 six months
and eighteen days. The comptroller
of the treasury : hasruled that; this
service in tne academy was actually
service in the army. - . "v-
. " Women la Day's .News.",-- '
Mrs."tJertrude Athertbn is writing
a play dealing with: women -fnr.ur.
FIske - . v - -r
V A meot JnK of opponents of wnmnn
suffrage5wps held inTrafalgar Square,' not,. may
London. - ' r-'Sy. ..J upon th'
vv-V Muraywnf nd 2?rs- I companled by a. Jireiised haultcur or
,itT7i fc0 of New York- were J the owner oi a vehicle tvbo can con-
ALARMlNG REVOLT IN EL CANES
' ' -- - r ''T? - '.I:1-:'- : :-..;;
Troops Hurried to lut ; Down Insur-
M ratlefM
; Havana. , Cuba Thn
ls t much alarmed over; the tnsnrrec
tion at El Caney, in the proviricsrof
Santiago de Cnba. FoHowlr.f a to
night council at -.the -.palace troops
Were rushed to thn rfisaffrrf r-
trlcts, 4 The i insurgents ; ftce reported
as retreating to the hills pursued by
troops already In tho province; .
-The Insurrection is believed to be
of a serious character.-. - - - .
. Kone TJnder IS My Drive Intos, '
Albany, - N. - Y. Attorney ,Generaf
O Malley ; has advised Secretary ot
State Koenlg tfcatr a person under
eighteen years "Oli'whcther owner' or
pot opcrsto a c:plor vehicle
pubiis hiehways unless ac-
class; and :"4.069 of the third class.
to- -iSSSlft J11-" train robber :Oxder4here :were 391 - appointments,
In. the. second .247 and in the third
Niagara-Fating M.w"V ilw-.. I -v.. . - .. .
Hw. '5Ssli?Krwsw l"ro Aieore wmk
nneted -ith I.them,, there is no
suspicion -of. any . jecunlaryj cohsider-
Broker- Sued For" $7oXK000-
, ew ork City.---James r; Keene
and certain associates in the Colum-
U! AandkHocklng Pool' wero sued for
$750,000, claimed as damages by
C1U V iae.qna.M LAtbrop, Ha
klns & Co., ruined by thtf slump." .
i $3,00i,000 LWby Forest Fires
' VancouyerViBl ;cTheftotalloss
wjr; lorew nres; in British Columbia
Is i. officially Estimated at $ 3,00 Q.O 00.
Practically mil; the .fires? in: the: upper
country have,been extingshe '-
by jumping intT ihrJl
Second Sister
.'1 lRNE CAJnjRES CDpl ; '
IT' : Xohgwood Trophy;
Drookllne Mass.ixpeHence V S
;i?ondltions
v . VB una naoonaMawn
tennis champton. :to win . permanent
possession of the Longwood Challenge
r ; defeaUng his challenger!
?5E-:.McLoughUn.'the rolni
MiverMuonaiisti-from i -California bv
thejBcore 62, 6122?,
;r.-, r five other representatives of this goy- I JteJ!f "f lH
, ; ernmnt early in the month. - " l0B' . 1
ni3:ied in London. . - -, . t- . . , - trol and give direcijous as to its op-
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, of Chicago, eration. j; -' -, , . r ,v -
defeated Dr. X. Snyder, of the Col- . ' ' ' J. v- .
orftdo State "Normal School, for Tirprf- 1 - , nis? .?f..i .'
ucui ui. me jauonai luaucation Asso-i New York. Tbr-KnUrffint .A iue wor ieague.Thebig league
tsoston. by; vote of 6ir tol Rfv ti.M .;.t"..ri! i ciuoa ail waived on- the onc tr hs.
vwrwauu , Eoia mm to ' tne
Notes of tho DiamondV i;1
- Manager StalUngssays Ed; Sweeney
to , the beBtcatcher ln ; the American
League.-; - .-ri -..9?-.-:;
- The way Joe Lake-Is pitching iniien
sifies regret, thathe didn't remain a
Highlande
The AUanta; (Southern ,-League)
Club has Bold-outflelder Seitzr to the'
Waterbury Clnb - of the Connecticut
Leagpe;;rr - v;
Elmer FJickr has 4nally: passed out
renorletrv ouartftrr
4 luoie man f i,ov,000
d ; Wrost Mikes $400,000 Gift:
Ot me Trades andrt"?A
tion her,c. wriV
5i an,fember' aniioUnced thaihe
would deed to therganixatfoa ?Si5!J
and-furnlshed hefeseveralearsaS
f 400,OTwlRbe
6'VWow d-orpbana
ot members of the association ----
fr
Newtork-iUtyij
more.thanMOOcoItstemiB
summer becausgotmatrln-m":
-2 - - - m flr i
lh drcaia or cdllL
;tKat follows wiU
i-Thesrnile
taist ail 3ay--.,:ri
l. ' Ait".-:. :V :j"-,"v i-VL-j
is-i s..-v.-; y.
:&TCfeinory
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