North Carolina Newspapers

SECOND SENSATION IS SPRUNG TO-DAY NEAR LEXINGTON Excitement of Yesterday Over KiHmg of Foreman Eubanks bji Negro Intensified this Morning by Open Threat ot Arother Ne gro to Kill Foreman Bueler. Buei p r and Posse Chased Negro and Finally Succeeded in Cap turing Him. Taken to Sheriff's Office. Excitement Intense. Chase ot Negro Gaddy Fruitless. Lexington, Oct. B.—The excitement yesterday over the murder of Foreman Eubanks had barely cooled before it was fanned into white heat this morn ins; bv another negro of the camp open !v"threatening to kill Foreman Bueler, cue of the best men on the road. Mr. Bueler heard of the theats and imme diately went for the negro, who ran and a large posse immediately pur sued. The fugitive had run into the home of Mr. David S. Conrad, frightening his family, who dared not protest against his entering the house. Word was sent to the crowd, who lost the scent and in a few minutes the negro was safe in the sheriff's qffice. The two incidents coming so close together have not brought about a pleasant situation here. Pursuit of the negro Gaddy yester day ended in failure at nightfall. All thrace of him was lost. The blood hound failed to make good. There is where the negro got the start and es caped. The whole country side joined in the pursuit. Farmers afoot, horse back and in vehicle armed with all sorts of weapons joined the regular posse until there must have been a thousand men scouring the woods. Time and again the trace of the ne gro's bare toot was seen in the soft earth. Once or twice the officials ac tually got around in front of the fu gitive. turned back and missed him. The better class cf colored people here are loud in their denunciations of ttese criminals and go beyond the whites in their desire that summary punishment be administered. They say that these outbreaks make trouble for then and include the innocent with the guilty in the opinion of the white peo ple. BEATH OF COL. T. H. BAIN. Numbe- if State Officials Leave to Attend Funeral. R-leiri. On:;. B.—Governor Glenn and par.-' ?-rr.:rned from Newport News, "hey attended the launch ing of nr-x cruiser North Carolina. They wer>e delighted with their trip. The governor declares that he never enjoyed a trip anywhere so thoroughly. A number of state officers leave this evening for Goldsboro to attend the funeral cf Col. T. H. Bain, Inspector General of the North Carolina National Guard at 10 to-morrow morning. He died last night from the effects of a stroke of paralysis. PACIFICATION OF CUBA. Is Now Practically Complete Through out Island With Exception of Santa Clara. Havana, Oct. 8. —The reports re ceived by the provisional government show that the pacification of Cuba is practically complete with the excep tion of the province of Santa Clara, v/here matters are rapidly nearing settlement. The only trouble known to exist is at Alquizar, a province of Havana, hut it is believed the 30 rural guards there will be able to keep peace. A closer examination of rifles sur sendered by the insurgents shows very few of them are fit for anything but the scrap heap. Wotrjsii as vVeil as Meu Are Made Miserable by Ksdney Trouble. tft!'V n 'Y preys, upon the mind, dis* -a iw ;jen3 ambition; beauty, vigor ' 1 - and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid •JpyTV SSL nc >' 3 arc cut of order ' or diseased. --'j Kidney trouble has •'l'C become so prevalent .. }j' that it is not uncommon rlu\\ vVvf * or a to be born U 1 ;\. \ afflicted with weak kid —k neys. If the child urin - ~ ? ates too often, if the or when the child *". n 7 a ~ c v '*cn it should be able to L™''/ 5 , 1 ; nc !»=«Be. it is yet af.licted with jl" q ' n o' depend upon it. the cause of »ne c;.iicu!iy is hidney'trouble, and the first t'nl- " noi ' a ' )e tO7/ arcs the treatment of t^.^v'T' F^ rtant cr 2 ans - This unpleasant jr";,- " c j C . a c ' :; - condition c\ honeys and blaoder and net to a habit as moot peopie suppose. e r^h': inC -j' 0 ' 1 a " rnen are made mis- Sd J !f n . c u y £nd bhddcr tr ~ ublc . T'n e \ rre , V_ ie carn3 Ccat remedy. SwaSv iTcti- lrnrr ' Cdi^ C e{fcct of mi Utu „ucn rea ized. It is sold D 7 V, >n fitly- PT-'/V A " cent and on- dollai You may have sample bottle by t pa^?hlct tell- nomo of Sw^nvltoot. ltl ir " lud 'n? many of tlw frtestimonial letters received cure d- in writing Dr. Kilmer JS;;?!i!- 2hamtcn ' N - Y - be am Ter tinr. 4V,,„ p?ryY on't make any mrstaxe, but remem rnorv l nanie ' Swamp-Root, Dr. Kil- Bin^^* 001 ' and the address, k amton, N. 5T., on every bottle. SUFFERED FOR YEARS COMPLICATION OF PELVIC DISEASES.) Robust Women Who Owe Their Restored Health and 1 Usefulness to Pe=ru=na. I Read the Letters of Grati r tude From Women Who y Have Been Benefited r . By Dr. Hartman's Advice. A Multitude of Such Letters Are Received Every Year. } A TYPICAL LETTER. Mrs. Carry Peduzzi, Linstad, N. Dak., 1 yrrites: "/ take pleasure i;t telling you that through your wonderful medicine I am entirely cured of catarrh of the • stomach and pelvic organs. t "1 was so rundown ou account of my illness that I could no longer attend to 1 my housework. I could not eat or t sleep and had terrible pain in my back. l- "1 took Peruna and in five months I L . was well. I have not felt so well for a • t long time. "I wish everyone who is sick would i- take Peruna and thus recover their l health. "J have Per Una in tho houso con tinually. I thank you for all that you 3 have done for me." t A Medicine of Mertt. (■ Miss Katie A. Washer, 1706 Prentice t street, Louisville,Ky., writes: i "As my experience has been so favorable from the use of Peruna, I ; unhesitatingly state that / believe that L it is a medicine of unquestioned merit for all the ills that we women suffer from. j "I find that it strengthens and in fuses new life into the system, and whenever I feel rundown or over-tired, 5 ' a few doses of Peruna will strengthen j me again." Found a Friend in Need—Pc-ru-na. 1 Mra. Florence Aitkens, 1101 Front St., Toledo, Ohio, writes: 1 "Peruna cured me of catarrh of the uterus. / took about four bottles when I noticed an improvement and five t bottles cured me. "I do not know what I would have been like to-day bad I not obtained • Peruna, for I was in a terrible state. J "I had pains all over and was cross and irritable. I was losing hope of ever I being well again. T ''/ am to-day a well woman after suf fering for nine months. I cannot tell you how happy / feel, but you will 5 know. "Peruna fs »hc best medicine on earth. "My husband is now taking It and 1 will always keep Peruna in my house. "Peruna is tho best friend I ever had. , It cured me." _ ft THE ORIGINAL ; UXATIVE COU6H SYRUP For all Coughs and assists in /I The Rd ■ expelling Colds from the sys- / J Cloyer Blos j tem by gently moving the jjJ 80m and the , bowels. A csrtain c —Honey Bee "relief for croap and jjfrifcrj&ff'iizi * 8 on every whooping-cough. bottle. [ Nearly all other WT ig? AV'fliß«\ cough cures are ' consti l especially those SSjOJ' containing Opiates^^^ Kennedy's Laxative Kcr.ey & Tar moves 115■&, the bowels, contains Yj^l KENNEDYS LAXATIVE . COXTAININO HONEY™TAR FKZPARED AT THB LABORATORY OF ' E. C. DeWITT & CO., CHICAQO, U. 8. A, > A Light Registration. • New York, Oct. 8. —A light regis ' tration was reported from every sec tion of the greater city in the early | part of this, the first day of the otti ' cial preparation for the State elec ; tion of Nov. C. Only one arrest was reported during the early hours. The registration will be continued to morrow and also next Saturday and on Monday of next week. Strong Box Found Empty. Paris, Oct. 8. —The Reho de Paris, today published a dispatch from Car tagna, Spain, announcing that a sen tation had been caused there by the discovery that the strong box of the Italian steamer Sirio (wrecked in August last on Romigas Island with the loss of about 150 lives) although found to be hermetically sealed was empty raising the presumption ci complicity of the crew in the wreck. Office of C. L. R. Moved. Norfolk, Va., Oct. 8. —The office ol the general counsel of 'the Atlantic Coast Line Railway has been moved from Baltimore to Petersburg, Va., rtis being the home of Alexander : Hamilton, who succeeds the late War ! ren G. Elliott, as general counsel for : the Coast Line system. Supreme Court Convened. Washington, Oct. 8. —After four months' vacation the Supreme Court of the United States convened for the : term 1906-'7. In accordance with the usual custom an adjournmennnt was taken to permit the members to call t on the President, which they did in a I is no worse than the terrible case of Piles that afflicted me 10 Then s I was advised to apply Bucklen's Ar i nica Salve, and less than a box perman t ently cured me, writes L. S. Napier, of i Rules, Ky. Heals all wounds, Burns and Seres like magic. 25c at C. M. - Shuford and W. S. Martin & Co. , Many v. man who owes his success to his wife doesn't owe much at that. . • ; America Is the Lund of Nervous | Women. The majority of women are nervous because they suffer from some form of pelvic catarrh. Tho greatest obstacle in the way of re ■ covery is that they do not understand that catarrh is the main source of their illness. Women who are in dcubt as to their ailments should write to Dr. Hartman, President olTPTOTman"^har^^l Columbus, Ohio, who will give their let ! tc.3 prompt attention, without charge. I ! WAR VETERANS MEET ) Practically Every State in Un : on Represented at Third Annual Encampment ot Organization of Spanish American War Vet erans which Opened To-day. Washington, D. C., October S. —Span- | ish-American war veterans from practi cally every State in the union are I in attendance upon the third annual encampment of the organization which began its sessions here today. , The first session was a joint meeting of United Spanish war veterans and the national auxiliary of the organiza tion. Commander-in-Chief Charles R. Miller, of Ohio, called the session to ' order, Father A. H. I. Reney, National Chaplain, pronounced the invocation. Henry B. F. MacFarland, president 3 of the board of district commissioners, 5 welcomed the delegates and their com " rades in Washington. Commander-in -1 Chief Miller responded to the welcom ing address. He then submitted his report for the year. He reviewed his personal work as Commander-in-Chief , and said he was assured there was a . great awakening of interest in the or . ganization, especially in the South, ; many camps now are being formed. ; An attentative agreement has been ! entered into between Commander Mil x ler and Commander Walker of the le t gion of the Spanish war veterans of , the legion of Spanish war veterans of [ Massachusetts, providing for the con solidation of the two organizations. It probably' will be ratified at this encampment. The Massachusetts or ganization has about 4.500 members. 1 Commander Miller recommended that, 3 in the South where there are many 1 negroes eligible to membership in the . organization, separate camps and sepa r rate departments be organized for the - white and for the black members, r The financial condition of the organ ization, Commander Miller added, was good, all bills being paid and the bal ance cf $2,400 in the bank, r While it was not possible for the t commander to report the precise mem e J bership of the United States Spanish e i War veterans, he said it approximated s 45,000. l! " " a. | Lynchburg, Va., Oct. 8. —W. K. Ryan, json of Thomas F. Ryan, of New York, f j died suddenly at Oak Ridge yesterday. i! -! .. A Lucky Postmistress i-! is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me., who f has found Dr. King's New Life Pills to s be the best remedy she ever ,tried for '■ :. keeping the Stomach, Liver and Bow- I els in perfect order. You'll agree with j her if you try thebe painless purifiers j 3 that infuse new life. Guaranteed by C. :. M. Shufor-d and W. S. Martin & Co. /" \ v ' . Miss Anna McGinn, 101 Plain street, Providence, R. 1., writes: "1 wish to let you know of the good yonr medicino has done for me. "I had what the doctors called heart trouble. I had been doctoring for a year before I tried your Peruna, "I got a botflo of your Peruna and rS&t a wh&'s,Use.of it to Jteel better. I could not eat, sleep, or work, bat I have at last found that the modi- I cine that will cure uxe is Peruna." RENOUNCES HUSBAND'S WILL Mrs. Carolina B. Clyde Files Renuncia tion of Husband's Will. Norfolk, Va., Oct. 8. —Mrs. Caroline B. Clyde of Philadelphia, widow of B. Frank Clyde of Clyde Steamship . lines, filed for record in Norfolk city clerks office a renunciation of the will of her husband, whereby she waives I oil her rights under the will to the property bequeathed her by the testa ter in lieu of her dower and elects to have full dowery as widow of the tester who left valuable property in Virginia as well as in Philadelphia ?nd elsewhere. The will renounced by Mrs. Clyde was dated July 10.IJJi» APPEAL FOR FUNDS. New York, Oct. 8. —The Independ ence League today issued an appeal, asking for' funds. It declared any sum, however small, will be acceptable as the League is engaged in a politi cal fight for the benefit of the people, and that the people ought to contrib ute. It is directed to all patriotic cit- 1 izens. Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam- j many Hall today said it had been de cided that no candidate shall be on the Democratic judicial ticket who was not a Democrat. He added he con sidered the supporters of Mr. Hearst who were in the Independence League were Democrats. Is the Moon Inhabited. Science has proven that the moon has an atmosphere, which makes life in some form possible on that satellite; but not for human beings, who have a - hard enough time on this earth of - ours; especially those who don't know that Electric Bitters cure Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Chills and Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Torpid Liver, Kidney complaints, General Debility and Female weaknesses. Un equalled as a general Tonic and Appet izer for weak persons and especially for the aged. It induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed by C. M. Shuford and W. S. Martin & Co. Druggist. Price only 50c. Loss By Fire $20,000. Jessup, Ga., Oct. 8. —Fire which last night threatened the whole town was extinguished after the tele- . phone exchange, Strickland Hotel and two other buildings had burned. The i loss is ?20,000. Human Blood Marks. A tale of horror was told byy marks ] of human blood in the home of J. W. Williams, a well known merchant of , Bac, Ky., He writes: "Twenty years j ago 1 had severe hemorrhages of the lungs, and was near death when I be-! gan taking Dr. King's New Discovery. 1 It completely cured me and I have re mained well ever sinqo," I cures Hem ! orrha-Kes. Chronic Coughs, Settled Cold and Bronchitis, and is the only known cure tor Weak Lungs. Every bottle j guaranteed by C. M. Shuford and W. S. Martin & Co. Druggists. 50c. and SI.OO Trial bottle free GREAT SCABCITY OF IABOR IK MILLS Cotton Mills in Rhode Island in Great Need of More Laborers. In Some Mills Many Looms Idle for Lack of Operatives. The Situation. Providence, R. 1., Oct. 8. —The cot ton mills agents in Rhode Island com plain of the scarcity of help in some Departments and assert that in this respect the increase in wages grant ed early last summer did not have the beneficial result hoped for. The increase has not thus far drawn hack a sufficient number of those who left the mills when the wages, were lowered and when there was dissatisfaction among the work men—for other reasons. In some mills, at the present, more iooms are stopped than has been the case heretofore in the history of the industry in this State. In one large mill there are said to bo COO looms idle while a few years f.go the number of applicants for work exceeded the demand. A fifth of the looms in another large mill are said to be stopped for want of opera tives. This scarcity of labor has brought about keen competition among the mill officials in offering in ducements to families of workers to become permanent help and foreman rnd second handfe are employed con stantly in looking for new hands. In some instances the expense of ;emoving the families and their house hold belongings from one village to s nother has been paid by the mill management, so eager are they to secure experienced hands, who can be depended on to remain perma iently. MARINES LANDED. Cruiser Brooklyn rines—Work of Disarming Insurg ents Nearly Complete. Havana, Oct. 8. —The cruiser Brook lyn this morning landed 350 marines, who went to /Camp Columbia. The battleships Kentucky and In diana will sail this afternoon for New England waters. No further reports of trouble in any part of the island have been received. The disarming of the insurgents is practically complete, with the excep tion of small, isolated bands, who will be disarmed by the rural guards. Girls, if yru want red lips, laughing eyes, sweet breath and good looks use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The greatest beautifier known. 35 cents. Tea. or Tablet?. E B Menzies. Ladies H I) DR. 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Bryan Grimes was in Charlotte today en route to I incolnton where he is scheduled to speak tonight. He will speak at Dallas tomorrow night and will re turn to Charlotte Thursday morning when he will go to Matthews, speak ing there Thursday night. The faces of quite a number of Charlotte people were seen in the largq audience that turned out at 1 Cornelius night to hear Mr. ! Grimes, and all were immensely rlcased with his speech.