opoihng
the Game!?;'
frencnmen iueu. ni m pvi.u-uef m lUi d.N,iur
.Toulon, Franc. Sept. i'l Thej Mr. Luke Kussell .f the Mcdi
hatl.Vxhip Lilt rte of the Fr iu h ra' tVIhgr at Charlotte hjh it
t.avy ua t.ini apart aii.l destroy- yesterday ui:h friend I. .-re.
il by an t u ..f h r n.air.i- Mr. KMU Snyder, ai: uIo t-(
".lit l'..iv. I.. :v..ii; .in. I oj U.- S. A. L.. mm n. .'nr.l.i
oi"fi-vr and isi.-i. w.T.- killitl. '-kI1 at-d s ukI.ix wv.t r.-Sal i v
Wan
l'tl.-
alm-ist
I,
"1 know you want to hear all about
the doing, here at Glen Echo," rol.
E!U&bth to hr be fried at bom.
lt' a orej Mil place rather quiet,
yoo know. Only a few eopl ar
here, but most ot them ar erjr con
ferral. "A I didn't rom :th any rtpvcta-
liua ui emg a uu:nier reo- i
1 ao't th. lea.t ltsturtJ to dta- j JtiuutlK
. . i
vx'vrr iumi lutrt a. oa:y udc yuuii.
nan to tha two girl. They quickly
turned tha trio lno a quartet by add
ing me to the group and all bad
the Jolllcet lim liraglneble for a
week.
"Tom Denby we all cat him Tom
U bright and Interesting and be
eenied perfectly content to Bock wtth
mm three glrla without alngllng any one
Of ua out for special attention. Aa he
vaa. ot otfur... by far the beet Wnoll
player ot the lot, we took turns play
4ng as bis peitner, and at the MttU
bop? There most of the daacers were
married women asd their young chll
dren. be danced with us turia bout.
with stiiotaat Impartiality.
"If he liked any one of us better
than the others, he neer showed bis
preference In the sllghtett degree. I
wae-luit beginning to think Mm about
the rarest and squarest man I bad
ersr met when Luella Penderton ap
peared on tbe scene.
ImU'umi l K.-i-iii-l:i;i.-
Ut.Uy !ai!i.is:l and '.in- K
li!-i I.-!i:iH-r.T :- ;m. I W-rtii- u'.w
nf!Vrr.l -rely from tin- nmsv,
f tuUled in u ;,t!. am.r plaV
that .. h.irhd ;,p..,i ;:r
lliftv
This n '.): irr-.i!t uIsinI.j
that has -t !ai!.n ;p..:i t'lc
French n.uy ami :ii iiia'! .!,!.
h
. Y.
;.th. r.
Mr. Matl:.-..
rv.
M
h.r
Jiloa.l.
Mlv K. 1". Si.w;,lt
l!i U.iii an I'tiii.l -j-l-u:
i.t )..!!.V l;.st V,v.
rn- w; a is. tor in t
ll.IV,
lit ill ill. -Mrv. .I,i:a K. Li!t ,
tin n'M i.'a!:iij I,-nt Si!ur.l;. uieii!
!ii!. i !n- prut' ui:,!t pr.iNtrai.- !itn. ,.f li
liif ilitl an.! ti.iii.ii! i iiii!.!.- Mr. T. Sr.wart.
illH'IINV tin- 1M tll.TV ot tin- r--
-.iit r.-virv li, n-. a lu.ta-Mr .i
j'lay .f Friitu'i-'k naval ur.-atn-vs,
in lii!i tlio (lo.'ii;i .sh.ii was
mil' of the fiiii-st fijrurr.
Tin- tx
out one hi r rau' s
wniuint
of
J't-H'
Mr.
; w i .Itiiiij:
, f M..ii
VI !l Sun-
; M..i.r...
i'.it!;.r.
Upeming LPispJiay
Oh
FSS Millineiryo
has
. 1-
w.l!
Mr. Hraswi-ll of C;.ir:..:;.
r.m.,1 .Mr. K. 11. JI.h.;-, s
tug? ii.nr tin- atiulciiiv a'nl
move li:s family lu-r s. on.
.Mrs. .. . Hut,.,, i;t
usion. liih wipdl K,, l" ' lft week it!i In
Frauds n.w.'M au.l ."'roth.r. Mr. S. P. Lin!,- in
The Lalest Novelties from
New York.
most iov-rtiil lattltslii.s htiiit-' ri'k townslup.
ti at .:.s in the tiiorniii. It -'tis .orn NMiiibcrlx ivHinici
was i'rm tlc.1 hy ami was tin re- r''l.v ir" lK-k Hill, ulirrei.hr
stilt of an outbreak of fire. Tlii'!1'" w,,lt ' sui'ply for a st.no
flames snrea.l r:nillv in si-ite . pranher for a Jew las.
of all efforts to master tlnm an.l'
reatheil the mara.iii. s hefoivj Sunday School Statistics.
mere was time to tloo.l them.' "w uuUiy eliool statist les
The ma gaiues exjiloiletl with tre- ,'r Stiiulay in town are as
nnn.Ious violenee. souinsr h'.ith 'oiiows, tiie tirst fisnin ln-in
She was so extremely ge.tle and
sweet, with such an appealing voice
and manner, that wt girls never for a
moment suspected that a wolf bad
come among us garbed In the fleecy
softness of baby lamb.
The ery first morning after her
arrlYal sh asked In a helpless sort ot
way how a telegTam could be sent
Tou can teiephoce k over to the
Tillage.' I said.
"'Oh. I shouldn't like to do that.
be replied. 'There's always danger
Of getting a message confused over
the phone. I always like to give It
to the operator myself. Is It too far
to walk to the villager
" No. replied Tom. 'We walk over
nearly every day for lie cream. It's
only to miles.'
"Two miles: I'm sfr.ild I couldn't
quite accomplish two miles and tuick.
ine looked down at her f ot and
signed as if reproaching them for be
ing to Ineffectively smiill. Her trim
fclgh heeled rsK-nt Paiher pumps did
look absurdly little in contrast to the
loose tennis shoes the rest of us girl
were wearing.
I can row you ncross the lake.'
aid Tom, laying down his tennis
racket rather regretfully, I thought
for we were Just Parting for the ten
uis court That will save about a
mile.'
" How kind of you! Hut I hate to
take you from the tennis. Pen't you
think I could row myself? I never did
row, but I'm sure It can't l e so very
Bard.'
"Tom laughed and said he thought
It would be rather too strenuous a
beginning to row across the lake at
ber Brst attempt. So we three girls
watched them set out together.
"That my dear Alice, was the be
ginning of a duet l.twcen Tom and
Lueila. Her eves were nut very
strong, she said, and she had a novel
which she was simply erlshlng to
read. The ffrst thing we knew Tom
was reading It to her In the most se
cluded hammock on the place. She
lld not know how to swim and Tom
gave her lessons. Tennis was too vio
lent or her and sho couldn't watch
the game on account of the sun's
flare on the court. So Torn gave up
tennis and we three deserted damsels
gate up Tom. There was nothing else
to do. Luella absorbed almost every
hour of his entire dav.
and dt'stnietion in everv diree-
tion.
While the naval authorities es
timate the killed at between :!5t
and 400. it is feared that the fig
ure will be exceeded. It will Ik-
ueees-viiiy to go through the ships
muster rolls, a task of noine
lays, before a full list of the
victims can be Mvtared.
; tor tiie attendance and the
ond fur the contribution:
Lutheran, 47.
Methodist. :il.", 547.
Haptist. 1.V4, .1.45.
Presbyterian, hrj, :4.
Fpiscopal. 20, 41.
Examination of Teachers.
J will Hold the examination lor
teachers' certificates. Thursday
and rnday, October l'.'ih uid
-th. Tiie white Applicant will
ie examined on fhurs.l.iv and
the colored applicants on Fridav
r I I I i- .,
iraeiieis Homing lielllier a
Slate certificate nor a eountv
ocruiiciitc i mm ( m.m county
narvey w. w uey. cnier of the cow-ruin me ensuing s'!;on vear
DR. WILEY AS FOOD EXPERT
Characteristics of the Msn Whose '
Duty It Is to Protect the Peo
ple's Health.
Dr
bureau of chemistry of the depart- will be
ment cf agriculture and the pure food nation
e(rt of the government, Is one of
tile best known and most Interesting
characters In pultlic l.fe in Washing
ton
II" Is a six fooler with a smooth-
shaven fice that is alwu.vs Illumined
by a genial smile. His he.id is bald,
showing thut however learned he may
be in (iPiirs. he has not yet found a
dm;; t'-.ht will iauso hair to grow on
4 Di.kl pute. There are many earnest
workers in the government service.
but none of them exceej lr. Wiley In
enthusiasm and In solicitude for ,lie
food of the people.
1'r. Wiley's first sensational scheme
and one tLat attracted world-wide at-
reiiiirn to stand exaiui
li. X. Xisbct. '. Supl
I'l'eaell
ihree
Snider
,e far-
. I..SS
i'!-e Oil
tcnl.lV.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley.
"This had been going on fur five
ttays and we were making up our
minds that the affair must surely end
In an engagement when yes'erduy an
other girl arrived at C.len Kcho. iail
la looked somewhat startled when the
newcomer alighted from the village
bus In front of the InnJust as wo all
came out after dinner.
"The girl didn't even wait fo see
fter her bngiage t efore running up
on the porch and enthusiastically em
bracing I.uel!,"..
"'Aren't yon surprised to see me?"
he asked exuberantly.
'"Yes," murmured Luella In a
ttrangely unen hutinstlc tote. 'How
did you happen to come?'
"'Why. you b,' she laughed,
brother Joe is so desolate because he
can t be up here with you that he
thought the next best thing was to
end me. The poor dear is counting
ue nours until you get back. Why,
Luella, Where's your ring? y0u
haven't lost It, have you?"
" 'I'm not wearing It Just now.' an
wered Luella, a little coldly, I
thought
"And what do you think, Alice?
Tom strolled across the porch non
chalantly and asked us three girls If
we didn't feel like a set or two of ten
nis before swimming time. So with
jui suppressed giggle or two
took him back Into the fold."-
we
In Practice.
"A man should follow a determined
I course regardless of criticism," said
tbe resolute Idealist
"Yes," replied Miss Cayenne; "but
o many of you art that way only
iwhen you walti!"
tentlon was his organization of the
"poison squad" some years ago to test
the effect of preservatives in foods
The question had been debated at
great Wntfth whether salicylic acid
and o'h"r urinr used as preservatives
for meats and ratimd good were
really d"lete:ious, !r. Wiley holding
fh;.t they vere Injuries in mine il
L'ree and the producers of the fio:
denying it.
In oiiiei to make a prai ileal test of
he iiues-'fiii Ilr. Wiley organized his
poison Mjiiad. composed of about a
ilu.cn yoe:;g i.ieu, mo t c.f whom were
employe of tiie department of ngrl
cul'ure ( were sriulents at college,
and all of :!em In normal health. They
were to have free board If they would
agree to live In ijuarters assigned
them by the doctor, eat or drink noth
ing except what wai -provided for
them under the doctor's orders ond
leep the hours prescribed.
The experiments were carried
through and the results were utilized
by Dr. Wiley, thougli the practical
farts demonstrated were rather lost
s'ght of in the novelty cf the tests.
I.'ev. W.T. Albright wi:
next sun. lay afternoon a
o'clock and at night a!
school house.
As Cllt loll goes ihlWII
iners in-,, holding it ha.
than seventy-five hales i
this niiirl.it vcstenlav an
Tin- Mack-Hastings I'.niiedy
'umpaiiy bewail a week's engage
ment at the opera house last eve
ning. The company is a clean
aggregation and gives a very de
cent and eiit.i taining show.
The stockholders of the Wax
haw Hanking and Trust Compa
ny had a meitiug vi-stordav and
ecided to illerea.se the i-anital
sioek from if 17.5H0 to -5.0no, ih.
new stock to lie sold entirely to
new stockholders at one fifty.
Mr. .1. II. Doyle, a machinist
who has he, n win king at the
round house for two years has
gone in Jacksonville. Kla.. to
live. Mr. Iloyle is a clever voting
in and lias made inaiiv friends
here.
A must atrocious murder oc
curred Friday in Vaneev eountv.
Mr. Koheit M.-Cay. member of a
const ruction company doing work
on the Carolina. Clinehfield and
' iho road, while riding in a bug
gy wiih two negro laborers, was
fired upon by three mountaineers
brothers, and Mr. MeCay was
killed instantly ami the two col
ored men mortally wounded. The
murderers escaped in the moun
tains. Tiny fired without a word'
ot exphinahori.
Ileinhi son villc is enjoying a
degree of advertising that it
does Hot like. Soon after the
coronet's jury declared that it
eoiil. In') tell who ill,, miirdereis
f Myrtle II. iu kins are. another
jury wis called to sit on the
ease of a (lend colored man
whose in, iy was loiiud on III
railroad track. While IhU jurj
was at uoi'K one negro woman
cut another lo death with a ra
zor. Iu Winston this week Snow
I. ut let-, colored, was held for trial
on a charge of murder, (hi the
-Nil of August Snow gave Char
ley tiraves and three other ne
groes a drink each from a half-
pint bottle of whiskev. Three of
the negroes could not retain the
whiskey on their stomaehes, but
were made very sick. Charley
( I raves did retain it ami died the
next dav.
In our select lines may be found the latest crea
tions of C&raJine Rebaux and Camille Rorfer
of Paris, as well as the most artistic designs now
prevailing among New York's most exclusive deal
ers. Notwithstanding this very unusual display
and the variety of excellent styles offered for se
lection, our prices will be found reasonable and
satisfactory.
Commencing' Wednesday Night
at eight o'clock our Grand Display will continue
through Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week.
Maddry & WMson.
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.
CHOPPED THEIR HANDS OFF
The death of a Dorse has been agi
tating the IcksI lights of the war de
partment In Washington. The animal
was hired to an officer of the or
ganized militia who attended tbe man
euver division at San Antonio. Tex
While In hi. custody the horse w., ( Ppr,in, , nTfM trntmnl R
kicked and Ma leg broken. Tbe division qiet ,d apply Chamberlain. Liniment
veterinary ordered It killed. The own- freel. It will remove the tunmm and
er advanced ft claim for $100. quickly nstore the part, in a healthy con-
The department ha. decided that aiUon. For tale by all dealer.,
the government I. not liable, a. the
militia officer wa. not In the ervlc! Frr .ummer diarrhoea in children al
of the I'nlted States. It remain, tot wsvs girt Chamberlain '. Colic, Cholera and
tbe militiaman and the owner to fight l'wrrl.cs Itemtdy ami castor oil, and a
tt ouL !Te,y car ' certain. For aale by all
I, tiers.
Negro Guest Gets Axe and At
tacks Man and His Wife As
they Sleep and Terribly Muti
lates Them.
Charlotte Ohscrvcr.
Ingratitude fur lmsiitality has
never assumed a mure ifi-utt-sinic
oriii as iu the ease of Adam Sitr-
llinll. eiilnfeil, wliii. while lu-uiL'
lltertjlilH-d ill the huiue of Wil-
lam Link and Ins wile. K . ra.
laid (heir kindness yesterday
lilt fll 111 jtr hctuiv dawn hy sever
inir the hands ,.' l,ih with
in ae and nilu iw ise hruiallv
mtcherinir th.-iu so that their re-
nvery is a matter of douhi. !
The deed occurred on lleiirv!
Sloan "s place four miles from i
harlotte on the Health's ford'
oal. I he lii.iured man and his
it'e are nt the Cood Samaritan
osital iu this city. The mil v
asonahle explanation that has
'ecu advanced lor the mini s a-
i ions conduct is the theory
that he was hiehlv charired with
cocaine. No nissille motive for
the deed has hern siiL'L'ested.
Sijrniaii is a cousin of Kldora
Link, lie went to lu-r home Sun
day afleriiooii and was invited to
spend the ni(.'ht. lie accepted.
They retired early. Some time
after midnight, hot ween 1 and -
o'clock, the woman wan awaken-j
I'd hy Simmon. w ho stood over her
w ith a heavy axe. He struck the I
woman across the head, making1
an almost fatal wound. Il.ri
screaui.s had awakened her lius-j
hand, hut a single Mow hurled!
Will Link into iusensihility.Wheii
ihey recovered consciousness thev
I'liind that tin- hands of hoth had
heen chopped off ahove their
wrists, and cuts down their hack
had heen inl'hcted. The two man
arrd to shout for help i:( w..er
heard hy Henry Link, who re
sponded. )e. Lciliini, IloviswiH
insiantly siiiiiiuoued and lahoreil
faithfully for three hours at the
.i: .-(:.... i. .... i. . . .
'uiii.-iih iasi in sow in! up tllell'i
terriMe wounds. II.. thinks the
negroes have a chalice to recover,
although they must have lost
much Mood he fore their plight
was discovered, in addition to the
UervoiLs shock of such an encounter.
r
HORSES
ilULES !
A car load of Horses
and Mulesour first
this season, just ar
rived from Indiana.
Fine animals, every one of them.
well broken, good size. Just what
you need. Come early, get choice.
1 1
E. M. Griffin & Co.
MONROE, - - N. C.
J
The Concord Trihune says I '.en
Lonjr. colored, went into the well
of Mr. A. C. Linn, at Landis.
Monday afternoon, to clean it
out. Ilefore he reached the bot
tom the well caved in. burying
the man at a depth of probably
III) feet. The earth was moved
as rapidly as possible but it was
several hours before the dead
body vs recovered.
WE
nil) give your orJ
ers prompt atten
tion with The Best
the market affords.
Phone Us Your Wants.
M. WALLER
For
Sale!
The Jackson house and
lot on Washington street,
lot 86x163.
Lights and water.
Reasonable terms and
right price.
N. C. ENGLISH
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