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"This Argus o'er the people's rights
.' Doth an eternal vigil keep ; -
No soothingstrajns of Maia's son
1.00 a Year,
Shall lull itshundred eyes to sleep."
$1.00 a Year
eOIiDSBORO, C, IV E DNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1909.
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AND THIS IS SPORT
Aiether Football fatality
Fills Loving Hearts with
Sorrov.
CAROLINA GAME CALLED OFF.
Tirginia May Abolish Football Fa
ther, Mother and Brothers Ac
company the Body to
Richmond.
University of Tirginia Football Team
Has Been Disbanded.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 14. The body
of Archer Christian, the University of
Virginia football player, who died in
Washington this morning as a result
of injuries received in the University
of Virginia-Georgetown University
game yesterday, arrived here this
evening, accompanied by the young
man's parents, his brother, Andrew
H. Christian, third, representatives of
the Georgetown football team, and the
Georgetown Athletic Association and
a number of University of Virginia
students, who went to Washington to
witness the game. It was taken to the
family home on West Franklin street,
amid every evidence of grief and sym
pathy from the community, which had
NOTED TRIAL CLOSES
Dramatic Scene in the Court
Room, When IM
Steinheil was Freed
At One Time the Jury Stood Three for
Conriction Accused of Murdering
Husband and Step-Mother.
Cheered by Crowds.
Paris, Nov. 14. Mme. Margarita
Steinheil was acquitted by a jury at
an early hour this morning of
the murder of her husband, Adolpli
Washington, D. C, Nov. 15. Accom
panied by his heart-broken father,
mother and brother, Mr. and Mrs, An-
... -i j nv,wi'f-tiQTi I Kaon nrnfminllv c"hrrlro1 Yiv "ht ti"Q
drew Christian ana uuiew Steinheil, a noted painter, and her
sj r.f Arrher Christian, edy. Young Christian's people are of . '
liiiiu, mo . uuuj v i .
the fleet halioac oi me " , - T V was rendered at 12:55 a. m., after twoas president.
t0 whn died early mond. His father is one of the most ' I1 iIt5SAueiiU
V H BllJ-icW luuiuan -""-" I
THE SEABOARD RAILROAD.
-Z7
The Directors Will Meet la. New York
to Complete Organisation.
The reorganization of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway; which will soon be
complete, is one of the most gratifying
facts in the recent hiistory of the rail
road world.
A meeting of the stockholders was
held at Richmond on Thursday, at
which all the stock vwas represented
in person or by proxy.
It is announced that all of the nine
teen old directors were re-elected,
while a twentieth was added in the
person of H. C. Perkins, of Washing
ton, D. C, who is said to be a warm
personal friend of John Kkelton Wil
liams. . 1
Sometime within the near future the
directors will meet in New York city
to complete organization and to elect
a president, xne cnances are mai
FIGHT Ofl 111 VIRGINIA
0. P. Legislators Will
Support Anti-Saloon
Measure.
Republicans Declare Their Party Is
Done With Saloons, and Advpcate
Combination With Prohibi
tion Democrats in Va.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 15. That
the Republican members of the next
general assembly of Virginia will
throw their votes and influence to the
Royal Baking Powder is the
greatest of time and labor
savers to thepastry cook.
and eggs and makea Tia
food digestible and healthful
0
Prohibition-Democratc legislators in
John Skelton Williams will be chosen tlie flSht to Pass the state-wide prohi-
Dition submission bill to be presented
and a half hours' deliberation during His election would give general sat-
the legislature by the . Anti-Saloon
-- . is , . av I auu. uiu uuux uvuuuxvwu v..un i xiio election WUU1U give gcuciai I
ceived in the annual gridiron contea
between Georgetown and Virginia, was
taken to Richmond yesterday after -:noon
for burial.
At 3:40 o'clock yesterday morning
the Virginia player whose heroic fight
:in the shadow of death gave his. devo
ted family right to hope against hope,
breathed his last, and so sorrow -
of his life Virginia Republicans in Washington.
r 7
Makes most healthful food
No alum no lime phosphates
The only baking Dowder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
'TVio fimornl will tntee nlace Tiipa.
, . presiaem, ui we court wr eiuiauauuus h tias e ven the Dest vears
ws i.ujt cuuvicuua an(j tne sympatny or tms entire seo- 1
To some degree sentiment and a tion of the country went out to hin? in regard to this report, declared that
stuffy, crowded court-room favored when it became necessary to place the such a Dlan is under consideration. He
the prisoner and the delay caused rc,ad in the hands of a receiver. He said 14 Is very Probable the Republi-
much apprehension. With the first is tne natural and logical head of the can legislators wm support the sub- JJlail fcteamship Goes Down Between
mission Dm, Dut tnat nnal action will I T ,
city.
All the games for the. rest of the
season have been called off and the
football team disbanded by the Univer
sity of Virginia authorities. The Uni
OYER A HUNDRED DROWN.
versity Alumni Association here has appearance of the jury - however . sev- reorganized Seaboard
cancelled all arrangements for the fes-
mark the
: stricken are the members of the fam
As that no I tivities which. , were to
.definite arrangements have been made Thanksgiving Day game with the Uni
:for the funeral. versity of North Carolina team in this
..... s ent- tr- rltv and th nnivprssitv fnnt.hall a.ll-
in addition a movement i w - - -- and took tneir piaces. Every eye wa;
nomnta nf students thonties have turned over, the ball ... .. . .. . ,
Illl&ilb OLilUUlig, IUO 1" """" 1
... o j. t-vs4 nPl nnrt to fhe TTnlvorcftv nf Nnrth Carn.
:in the mgn scnoois oi ui prisoner should enter, but she did
v.. v,oQ fthaii nrnhihited lma for a game with some other team . ' ,
UiU.ULiLXt LVy JJIC4. V j I
:in the schools, if not barred entirely on the day in question, should it de
in the National Capital. The death of sire to play one.
Cadet Byrne, of West Point, and the
eral of whom were smiling, an instins- Tne reviving fortunes of the road not be taken in regard to this plan un
tive feeling of acquittal flashed itself is a source of gratification to tn the legislators hold a conference
through the court-room. - our people, and we trust that many ana map out a ie8isiative program
A dramatic scene followed. The I prosperous years now lie before it.
red-robed judges and counsel filed in
THE RIGHT SORT OF MAN.
nearly fatal injuries of Midshipman
Wilson in the game at the Naval Acad
temy, are put forward as reasons why
-.the game should be abolished, at least
;as it now is played.
The injury of Christian and his re-
FARMS AND PROSPERITY.
not appear. M. DeValles, the presid
ing judge, turned to the jury and said:
"Have you reached a verdict?"
The foreman arose and replied, "On
our conscience we answer 'No' to
Here Is a Lesson for Local Kindred
Spirits to Con and Practise.
Says the Chicago Post:
"We know a man who has already
bpught two Christmas presents."
Do you, indeed? Good for him. He
Singapore, Nov. 14. The mail
steamer La Seyne, of the Messageries
josepn u. crupper, oi Alexandria, maritime service, running- between
who ran for state treasurer on the Re- Java and Sinapore, and on her way
publican ticket, when asked in regard to this port, was in collision early this
to the report, expressed the hope that morning with the steamer Onda, of
the Republican legislators will sup- the British India line, and sank within
port the submission bill. two minutes. Seven European passen-
"The Republicans of Virginia are gers, including Baron and Baroness
done with the saloons," said Mr. Crup- Beniczky, the captain of Le Seyne,
per in discussing the matter.
DR. STILES IN GOLDSBORO.
Two Remedies Prescribed for Present eery ,QUestIf n;" ., M , iV ,
Conditions. is an optimist a real, genuine optim- Tpt nnrtM of SnAoinltata Ptat
pel lOLt ucuiaiu . r .... , I 1 u -"
announcement and a
A noteworthy address has been de- j broke loose. M. Aubin, counsel for
livered bv President Brown, of the Mme. Steinheil embraced his coi-
anoval from the game were dramatic Ngw york Central Raiiway, upon "The leagues. Men and women in the rear
an tne extreme,- nribudu wco cUvc. nation'S farms and national prosper!- of the hall jumped and screamed for
cigar on that. Only persons of tem
peramental poise and altruistic dispo
tions are given to that sort of thing.
Hookworm to Be Non-SectionaL-
The marvelous progress along , all tne -wreck.
lines of industrial and intellectual t- -it
five European officers and eighty-eight
others, comprising native passengers
and members of the crew, were
drowned.
The rescue of sixty-one persons,
practically from the jaws of shoals of
sharks, formed a thrilling incident of
occurred at four
GRANDFIELD NAMED
New Postmaster for Wash
ington, D. C. is
Appointed.
tv." It must be said that this rail- 1ov. The iudee threatened to clear andthey are a11 aPstles o nPe possibilities the South has made in o'clock in the morning in a thick haze,
. - . I I w " I rmssl ihnAM t-i-r-1 1m AKOi-kTAK I 11. . It. S 1 I
more than hall the time ne was given way executjve proves himself a clear- the court-room and when a semblance
the ball to carry. So desperate were sighted social economist. He recog- of order was restored, he called,
his plunges and his bucking of the nlzes the Importance of fact that Bring in the accused."
line that Virginia won the game by a the rontier nas become a tradition; Fully two minutes passed' before
score of 21 to 0. The player who con- tnat ttie unoCcupied land is gone, and the black-robed' figure, with a white
tributed most to the victory, however, t- . denressirm of mannfaeturine: fa. drrvminf nn her hrfiast. annearsrJ
was unconscious when the cheering industrieS) which is sure to come, in the doorway supported on either inati take time by the forelock
rooters for the Old .uommion team De- must mean a vast increaSe in the nuiu- side by a gendarme. The woman
gan their paean of victory when the ber of unemployed. swaved and seemed to be fainting, but
referee blew ms nnai wnibiie. But he not onlv emDhasizes a con- in resnnnse to a wild outburst of
good cheer and sunshine, moreover. the years that intervene since she rose Th a vMq1(. woro ct0am,-ntr Q
from the sackcloth and ashes of war, speed and the La Seyne was cut al-
should ot itseii prove that though the most ln half The majority of those
lazy-worm may prevail among us, it on Doard were caugnt in their berths
has not dwarfed our energies npr cur- and carried down with the vessel,
tailed our achievements: rne force of the collision brought
And the hookworm has been discov- tne 0nda to almost a dead stop and
ered in the North in even greater pro- her engines were at once slowed and
portions than in the South. boats lowered. The rescue work
Such is the opinion of an expert Droved thrilline. for not onlv were the
The accident that put Christian out,..,. hA . s T(wnft1, nr twnLhWa nrto t,p mmri and his enthusiasm must find release who has made a careful examination rescuing parties imneded bv the dark.
of the game came in the latter part of remedies Gne of these is the increase about, smiling faintly in acknowledge- tnrouSh some sort of safety valve' or of conditions in both sections of the but schools of sharks were already at-
the last halt, unristian was seut of manual training schools attached to ment. Then she tottered -forward and
Christmas shopper catches the guai
anteed bargains and likewise avoids
the rush, we think we see in him a
kindly disposition and a benevolent in-
both wisely and well in all good
causes. Christmas and its sentimen
tal obligations early get on his mind
..... JUS J. 11 ,,
througn tne line on an uu LtuaC eyery nign school college, and univer- sank on the floor beside the rail.
Aiding him in bucking the Georgetown sityf 'where young men may become y. hen the judge pronounced the ver
line were Captain Yancy, halfback of skiUed in usefui trades, while agrl- diet her faint murmur of thanks was
the Virginia, and Stanton, right half- culturai colleges should be heightened hardly heard. An instant after, M.
back.
The
rural DODulation be doubled, "by more
Georgetown line, but the Georgetown than doubiing the product per acre of
backs closed in, one of them tnrowing nation's farms."
Staunton and another plunging for
ward to tackle Yancey. The latter
tripped and threw his weight on Chris
tian, who half turned and fell back
ward over the prostrate form of the
Virginia player, striking heavily on
the back of his head. When the pile
no is uuuhuuuuuu xi. uui - country. tacking those clinging to pieces of
tually unhappy. Wherefore, he hies We have never felt entirely satisfied wreckage in the water. Sixtv-one ner.
him forth while mercantile fields are with the charge that this parasite of sons from the iii-fated steamer were
fresh and green and browses in peace laziness was supremely conspicuous in finally dragged into the boats and
and quiet while yet tne pickings are this section of the country, and now brought by the Onda to this port.
in efficiency. The other is that the Aubin was over the rail, lifting her in a" Ul tiUU11' scieniinc investigation comes lorwaru Many Gf them had been bitten by
no nurry. ne siuubb aypiuviiisijr lu to vindicate us. sharks and several are severely in
himseir as he wanders, tnrougn masses Mr. Rockefeller, in face of these Mured.
rafters ring with cheers. Outside the of ties' and purses" an,a DooKS' ana facts feel called uPi previse
uiuRcm, ucic auut men; uiajuay ms auuauoii ui a minion uuiiais. it i jm;.n Cll nOMEN MAY BE ilKST.
through socka galore and cigars oi I seems that it should have been dis
DISMAL SWAMP DRY.
gloomy court house tens of thousands,
who had been awaiting for hours took
Postmaster General Hitchcock Says
lie Wishes to Make the National
Capital's Postoffice Pre-eminent
in United States.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 14. Post
master General Hitchcock announced
yesterday that Charles P. Grandfield.
the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, had been appointed postmaster
of Washington to succeed Benjamin F.
Barnes, who died last month.
Mr. Hitchcock explained, in connec
tion with his announcement, that Mr.
Grandfield had been selected for the
local postmastership in order to carry
out certain idea? of the Postmaster
General. He said that it was his de
sire to make Washington the model
postoffice of the United States, which
would serve as a school of instruction
for postmasters throughout the coun
try, and an incentive to them to im
prove conditions.
Mr. Grandfield entered the service
of the government twenty-five years
ago as a postal clerk, and was Mr
Hitchcock's right-hand man when the
latter was First Assistant Postmaster
General. He succeeded Mr. Hitchcock
in that office when Mr. Hitchcock be
came manager of the Taft pre-conven-tion
campaign.
According to Mr. Hitchcock, Mr.
up
the cry. Special editions of the doubtful lineage too-and as at hi. tributed at least equally between the statesmen Favor Granting the Equal- Grandfield is familiar with the entire
Long Drought Turns Marshes Into papers spread the news like wild-fire
through the ' boulevards, where thou
sands more were waiting in front ot
the cafes and the same scenes of re-
It is understood that the jury stood
nine for acquittal and three for con
viction. .
The ceremony of liberating Mme.
Steinheil occurred soon after her ao-
Dust.
Norfolk. Va., Nov. 14. Forest fires,
i -a j tnf I whir-h havo Vcon hn T-n in sr in THflRtom
was separated, u, was uuvcicu o hoirint were witnessed there
Christian was unable to rise. He ap- Virginia for ten days, have swept over H01 !JIJ f ,
peared to be in a fainV and the ref- thousands of acres of land, complete-
eree called for a number of substi- ly depleting large sections of all un-
tutes to remove the stricken player, dergrowth. and even destroying tim-
He was lifted un-.and taken to the side ber. V
linps where a doctor made a hurried Not within the memory of old men
examination and f-sked some
hv-standers for the use of an automo- swamps and low places
Diie to lais-e me bho -- - -- automobile and dashed away to an un-
i,neitni On mora careful examina- under water almost continuously for aui000t I. .
tion, however, the physicians discov- year are now as dry as powder. Muck
ered that the player's injuries were has turned into dust,
such that he could be removed with Especially is this true of the Dis-
safety only in an ambulance. Accord- mal Swamp. There is now but little
t i iaaA water in that almost impenetrable
WVJ -JV l,w Christian, fastness of nature save in Lake Some Interesting StetisUcs That Ar
a brother of the stricken man, and a Drummond, and the water there is! Enlightening.
BiihRt.it.uta on the Virginia team, was lower than it has been for years. In
dA i0t fnrm nfl nr twice sections of the swamp, where water is There were fewer railway casual-
KlCaj.U.C2 L.A-i.- UUAWW aa I
leisure he picks this or that for par- North and the South.
ent, brother, sister, friend, or office Perhaps, rather than he an Indian
boy, he pats himself upon the back giver, he will rise to the occasion by
ny oi sunrage. subject of postal administration, un-
Paris, Nov. 14. It would be strange derstands Mr. Hitchcock's ideas thor-
if, after the painful struggle of Eng- oughly, and is better fitted, perhaps,
and feels within himself the rapture contributing another million to be de- lisnwomen to obtain the suff rage, their to make the Washington postoffice a
0i a uibu ivC voteu exciubiveiy to tn ciuiculiuii ui sisters across the Channel should be model for the rest of the country than
tomorrow that which he may do today, I the hookworm in the North.
especially if it is something benign I The tide of industrial and economi
and kindly. and conceived in sincerity I Cal supremacy is setting in so strong-
the first to get the vote, but according any other man.
to recent reports many French states- The retirement of Mr. Grandfield
men are in favor of granting suffrage from the office of First Assistant Post-
wvc- - , iy uiiBtuuu- u,uUU towomeni In a speech lately M. Fal- master General, following the reslg
x,iCOoxxxSo uc ioi insane, dIB cumins tu tuc uC1UB, lieres expressed the intentionally tion of Third Assistant Postmaster
k A. . r Z 7 ouittal and the woman, heavily veiled, v'"as" "-" lcailJ' 1IUI" Lue Udueu "llia Ui icw
of the hsa there been so little water, in the J & Chicago man who already-this good land so rapidly-that it does not
LUtomo-I swamps and low places as there is at I . si? weeks in advance--has - nut his I nmhahio that the hnnkwnrm has
from the barren hills of New Eng
seen
r . I her lawyers entered a high-powered wccn-' a.uvauvc--o.o pruuauie mat me uuunwuim u sap-
is time. Swamps which have been ' .OQww, amtv tn ar I Christmas shopping so well under way. ped our vitality to any greater extent
Not only is he a wise man in his gen-1 than has been done in the East, and
known destination hotly pursued by
newspaper reporters.
TRAMPS AND RAILWAYS.
between the sexes." the administration of the Postoffice
Mme. Schmahl, who in an interview Department. It is expected that the
with the Drime minister of France not other high administrative officers nf
eration, but he writes himself down a so the answer must be that the hook- long agQ obtained from him the assur- the Postoffice Department will retir
humanitarian and a good fellow in worm is prevalent in the East as well
letters that 4hey who run may read. I as in the South.
Such a man is the right sort, and may
his shadow which must be large and
imposing never grow less.
But all this is somewhat of a diver
sion from what we started out to an-
ance that personally he was in favor soon, to make room for new men.
of votes for women, has published a
number of replies on the question of MORGANATIC WIFE HONORED.
suffrage sent by men of all professions
nounce, and that is, that Dr. Stiles will and parties fr0m the Marquis de Se- Kaiser Showers Favors on Duchess of
deliver,, two lectures in this city this a Royalist member of the French Hohenberg, Now in Berlin.
wee on tne nooKworm one in tne Academy, down to Jean Grave, a the- Berlin, Nov. 12.-The Kaiser's treat
Messenger Onera House Friday night I sj .v. mrc .... .. . .
MINE DISASTER KILLS 400.
he murmured, almost inarticulately,
"How goes the game?"
He relapsed into unconsciousness
almost immediately, and before he
could be told that victory was with his
teammates,
there is dry ground.
HONORED BY CONFEDERATES.
Mrs. Christian, the mother of the famous
player, was one the point, o:
train for home when a tele
April, May and June, according to the
Interstate Commerce Commission, j
than in any previous three months of
which there is record. The killed pas-
Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 14. Mrs. I sengers and employes together were
William G. Brownlow, widow of the 99, and the injured, 2,116. The fig-
Parson" Brownlow, Tennes- ures show by comparison that railway
of Day's Work.
day.
PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS WIN.
Cherry, 111., Nov. 13. Officials of the
Xo,,1 Cra1 PnmnanT mine whpr-
an exmosion occurred today, say that g-f ought Litigation for Possession
the question deeply, out is not oppos- the morganatic wife of Archduk
ed to woman suffrage, though ha Franz Ferdinand of Austria, who ia
draws the line at the eligibility of now visiting Berlin, is engaging gen
women to Parliament for reasons "up- eral attention.
on which he will not dwell.
400 lien are dead in the mine. Twelve
todies have been taken-out. Six of
of Church Is Settled.
Luray, Va., Nov. 12. The celebrated
. e t nnnn -rwrr. nr Av-n r-w n-nA lata. I f-i-arri1 ryrMTa a a for In thia nn nf r V
IOOtDaii piayer, was une lixc umi, . . I . , . Itn.-ap wpto hprrwa nnt emnloved in I i . ii, i,o i f v,
States senator, was omciaiiy present-1 mis aoes not inciuae casualties sui i ... - - - i uitu aoc, uxu
MEETING POSTPONED.
When the royal visitors alighted
from the train, the Kaiser presented
the duchess with a splendid bouquet,
and has been pointedly polite to her
2T.r.HJw7LC. Forrest Camp o. Coutederate Vettram. Formrlr. one tramp a day was kUled tie .masoned to a,certaln wha are the righttul own- - to Meet N.Tember 17. ness laat nlht by seating her at dm.
ers of the Broad Street Baptist church, Wilson, Nov. 12. Owing to the in- ner at his right hand, between him-
iine Superintendent James Steele Luray, has just been decided in favor disposition of two of the directors in j self and the Crown Prince Frederick
son and immediately took up her place of Chattanooga on the occasion of her on the Pennsylvania Railroad. This worKere.
en . 1,0 I ninntlAt.h hirthdav anniversary, thank-I avsratre has now increased to two al Mine S
?!: :L:D r,nm TiJlne her for her efforts in behalf of day., the number so killed in 1907 be- declared five hours after the explosion of the Primitive Baptist side. Judge the Eastern Carolina Baseball Asso- William.
nrTT once sen f or but on ar- the Confederate soldiers, disfranchised Ung 915. - - that it was almost impossible that Haas rendered the decision in vaca- elation, the meeting, which was to This is the first time In the history
more De atonce sen , railwav track continues to be any of the miners could escape. tion at Harrisonburg yesterday have been held this afternoon in Wil- of the house of Hohenzollern when
?lai fr tv Z lured that was known securing the, franchise In 1870. the favorite highway of the tramp. The mine has a day shift of 481 Tne case originated from certain son," has been postponed until Wednes- such a break In the etiquette has been
done for the inaurea tnat WAS K.I1UWII cv.ui 6 .. ' . rt V.-a-- Kn - loft th millfl At :...l lt a rI low aftmnnn Kmhor 17 at Hftl.n of tha r.t r 1,,.
In her historic home nere, ivira. 1 large as is tneir numoer, tney . are 1 - - 1 sti ijjlui oj. miciiciaviuuii, nuu- u; - , . . -ct.l.-u.u. ui a. mm ttguoiw
Brownlow received a delegation from few compared with the army of travel- noon. 1 wenty-nve are Known to nave tive .Baptist side contending there was o'clock. wife of equality with the imperial fam-
to medical science,
Young. Christian was eighteen years
ii after the fire broke out: The I
TODAY'S COTTON MARKET.
. . m - - m xi, i.. t1 ntrovo rna i niir rns . 1 1. ixiiitz. vv uuui . tt aa wi 1 ci a ci.jli.vx -a uux vcvx ujjt juivi i -
' n!.X f;rrV.; Lkdlm Fort, of Chattanooga, rho tramps aro killed on the railroad others are believed to be dead
university ui 6"' ' . . - ... ,
years The celebration of his college- was present when the original confer- year than passengers and employes
mates over the victory has given ence was held with Senator Brownlow together. Railroad traveling and rail
way to general mourning and mem- forty years ago, at which Mrs. Brown- road employment is getting steadily
brs of both universities joined in ex- low uttered the words that showed safer, but with the increase in the
pressing their sorrow over the acci- her sympatny ior ipe ooutnern boi- rauroau uiumiew, u uWum muie uu
' diers, and as a result of which the J more dangerous and deadly for tle
D1UWU1UH no MI V ira w 1 1.1 aui!.
Beed ttielthe side of granting the franchise to
Confederate soldiers. 1 Sweet is an , Irish smile.
no authority for Sunday schools or
th use of musical instruments in
church worship, while the other side
demanded them
Y. W. C. A. Conference.
RJchmondVa., Nov. 11. The terrt-
ily
Grand opera and the horse show
The case will estab-J torial conference of the Young Worn- have opened in New York, which is
dent.
Grass Mitchell' grass
best. Goldtboro Floral Co.
Jfew York Futures.
Open.
December . . ; . . . 14.47
January 14.70
March . . . ...... 14.95
Local spots, 141i-
lish a precedent for- a number of sim
ilar cases -throughout hte south. ; '
Close.
14.38
As soon as the, hookworm is fairly
14.57 conquered an effort wil be made to
14. 8 curb the grabworm which is epidemic
in the trusts.
guarded but noteworthy hope that he General A. L. Lawshe, is preliminary
would live to see "equality realized to a pretty general reorganization of
an's Christian Associations of North another way of saying the social seiU-
Carolina, South Carolina and "Virginia, I son is open.
began here tonight with an opening
address by the Rev. Jos. c. Kelly, D. Ballinger says Glavis' statements
D., of Washington. The sessions will! about the Alaskan coal lands are "tla-
continue through tomorrow, Saturday sues of lies." Be might have varied !t
and Sunday, I by calling them wrapping paper.
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