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JItftf,V2 Aim, MWII1 CAROLIA, rifUR1I.1 Y. FEBHUJllV I, HH3
'pitched officer into
POOL OF STILL SLOP
Delputies Kirkpatrick and Eas
lcy Have Unusual and Un
pleasant Experience. , '
Greensboro News 20th.
lVptitn.ll4'ctors S. Kirk
patrick anu'wniM Kaslcy return
ed vest i idav Yrcm a raid in
Uiickiinrham co.ty and h ( rd
ing to Mr. Kirkpatrick Lis broth
tr officer had a "nasty," if uot
a humorous ami rather perdous
M-i' !(( ia attf iii,itii g t I in(l
a "mooohinc" sum (f Iioeking-
hum. i
Th. officers Weld out fl'OUl
Ib-idsville in the i-arly morn'msr,
having informa-h u tl.d two
Volll g fellows W i I'-' Ml til ing full
hi: i -it iJ-'Mit six ini'es fn n town.
Their names were given as Kviek-r-r
I'd King ?i t t 1 lr ni informa
t i i ii in hand the officers knew
that to h.eate th iii meruit the
h s1n.etieii of a !!: illic't plant.
1 i v vari mis ihteurs mil tricks
klloW 11 el'IV to I Hi ! Sims
rai !ers they reachtil the locality
mid Mr. Kirkjvit rick said the
vcrv air 1"hl him that they were
(lose to a blockade plant. ' It
Was like being eh sc to' a man
who h is just hroke a Lottie .in
his hint pocket," said Mr. Kirk
patrick. and then he described
in detail how he and Mr. Mas
lev worked up to a point when;
they could lok upon the .,iaV
of Messrs. IJucker and King. ;
At Mr. Kirkpatrick s sugges ,
tioii he concealed himself in a
ravine lea Img fn in the still and
Bisley agreed to make a detour:
and conic upon the p;Tators
from the npHisite direction, the
object being to flush the two
Jh 'ii, if th y would flush, in thei
direction (. Mr. Kirkpatrick. Mr.
Kaslev can ifd out a part of his.
m&us-rt, L' t Jo h' -.siT.-Wf
diiu'i. wv v!'""1 i.i rf n i.j-u ...'
rin the two blockadcrs did not
flush, Kaslry calm- up, hi thou)
with a loud command to s s rrvii
ih r, thinking that they v. .ed i
bnak anil run dincth into the
l.e( phil lied hy his s i;. ri r i f
ficcr. lli.vti ad of this ( lie o the
In 'ii, a sleeky i ! r ;' I'-'l-v,,
took issue and hy a s h -udi i dive
fc. i.' d the olTie. r h;. the 1 --.
lilted him and w.th
tossed him into V !
l' ' '' I
Ho.v Ion WiaWt , ; z -
: i- : - ' t-. tts' ; ' I - '
ARRESTED
$2,000.
FOR THEFT OF
Hctt L. Southern Confesses to
Syitematic Rotbcry Frcm Spach
Eros.
Wiiiitn Jounud.
rfHm. A door led from South
eni'n nartrneiitA to tln stare,
hut this door was harred on the
side next to the store. South
ern had nrrantred to r move the
i iron liar, then to open the door,
j enter the shop, ni d r thr-uh
j -he store into the office, where
T Charged with the laroeney of the safe was. The safe was ncv
more than $-.( m) from Sjaeh i er locked, and the nnii took a
P.rothers, wag n inaiiuf u tons, small iiiiimii t i f money each
roller mills and store proprietors night, occasionally going over
of South.side, aj.d confusing that the $'() mark.
'(): Southern.
ie has conducted a svstemitie
rohhery of the office safe for a
period covcrirg several uio'itlm.
Ii.
-r- -- - 1 - - ' - - .r - J'-
4 114 1 Up. I. h"
IV hv the
and aduiitte.'
At ' o'cl
I1O0I1 he Was
tiee of the 1
in Sonthsid"'
in-. ... ,,! .;.
s -n! on to ia
Southi rn. unt d yes-
a hi lo.v r -p ted cm-
of th' e m p i uy f ( m
tln-th- f'S V.'ef" lead.', is
j dl. H" was
: g s is i '';on
alt' n o i. a!" i.t
Sh.'iff Ceorge V.
daih r .1. d. Adams,
i 1 's1 !i le d eh S"-
iI'Uvii
Ji.'.vrt
te.dav
- e
uhi-h
;e. w in the eo':i
art'i sti d lip-Mi s' r
yes' i da v
o'ch ck hy
Yh nt and
ny W
r in a!
WHS
'nes-np-
1 MP
the l.rihl-
I'hern was
Ihicf.
I. t! i-f.
J i-st-
V,' Ti
s:iei
ill 'i i !
o. ii-t.
H'eal-s Dcwn arc!
o
f a ti
1
hrok.
I, is ::r.i't.
!, es' -rd.-iy jtft-'r-
i illi d h f l'e .lils-
, .1. 1'. Cli u-h s
: i d g'v n a liear
' d ir '.It; :r d w as
'. to r.wait the for-
a! in Mi-' s:rerior
A Showing of How the Ladies Cross the Streets in Mount Airy i en It Kains.
AfV.its.
Wiuji eonfn nted with the
oharg1? hy th' Shei-'ff and the
iailrr in the office f.f Spudi
I'-rothen .vest' rday Soutlieni at
first laugh" !
ara
hut wh"i the
had lakeii Tie d
miss.-d i the c -a-i-
d i; n'oniiiig at d fr
p. a i i oi s i.i. i !., h 1
door ol the l.fi'ie-- ii ti
in:' in anv manner, S
fir.st saspeet'-d.
A itip Let Fi.r ti c
S i a ! rap v. cm ! i r
S:n I strips of pi per
cd a I'oss the di. i
the i i in 's n m t ' I a
a stick v. .is laid ;: 'a i ,
Th ihoir could
without, t' ai ii g tie
p. r alld Iil" II,'.' the :
V.'h ti th" pro,' i
id t" the st.,re ..: d
ter a in. rnii g t 11
ti i ii and tii" st 'eh
kiaehiil down. A!s,i
hi i n taken fruiu ti.
era ( ad gone to his v.ork in the
fact' ry. Sieoiff F! nt wis noti
fied and, aec mj-aoi. d hy Jail
v Al.un.s, weal to Soiths.de
and nude the arrest.
Southern Was a Gccd Hand.
The whole affair cam.-1 as a
trrcat surprise to Spach Uros.,
r-.
g 1; .in
iv and
l.e ('oor.
OM. led
i f pa-
r lrn-
e.' yes-
s were
1 Ii -en
-"() had
S ..th-
Nctcd Speakers to be at Lay
men's Cnventicn.
The various committees ap
pointed in connection with the
Laymen's Missionary Movcni-'iit
convention, which is to he held
here next month, are now mak
ing preparations lor I no meeting, j , , iias ,luS(.(i m.
Tc Save the Chcbtnut. An Unusual Suit.
Philadelphia, .Ian. IK I' 'cans? j Aslu-ville, dan. 'JoAn intcr-
d" the spread of the chestnut
tree Might, Governor Teller lias
called a couventi' n of the Stat, s
1 af llirnshurg on 1-Vhruary 'JO,
i to tons'hler the fungus disease
This will he one of the most
iiatwruuit Airbus r.'ji t'i.ts lhli
It will he h.hl 1
Hons of dull if worth ft dam-
in v iiiaion -tt: ii iiiaM.v years. i, r,',. . i, .. . i.ii.i.t
- I I' I I l 111 lil l' M ..Ii.l I ! t f- 111 A fit
aupeareit to
tike the matter as a food joke.'
Put when Sin r'ff Kiyiit r-nrirk-
ed to him that h" "had the who had reposed great eonfid 'nee
l Mills" aJid related hri fly a pur- in Soutlieni. The man had heen
tioii of the circumstantial evi- working as an appan-i. tly f.nth-
(l nee against hun the man hroke ful emtIovee of the company for
csting and unusual case was down and confessed. years. He is a in in a-Uuit 113
heard today in superior court in, Finds Pait jf'the Mcney. 'years oil and does not look like
vvhiel, f,-v )i M Thomson of Therciiixin he ciniod the offi- a "crook." He always did his
Mushni'll hrought suit for
ages in the bum 01 ijil.CHM) against
the llac
i.f her lit!
i tnr: t'tTM lit; iViimt VidTii V 1 p
',-l . . ' . . ' . All 1 If 1 ! -
adjoins the office and is in the, Ml aiut. ins ua.iy wage was
sime huildino' "with the Ktnre ! $l0.
;i:cv . .i dale iioinnanv . e .. ...i. t .t ir ; wo kjwti?
------ , I'm i ia . ,iui' jri.-ijor. 1 1 r . pj--...
. ... . .
e lingular.
ihieh work faithfully i;;.vl was a eapi-
tnuis-
r;!t.
titiil .sh p. Wit!
floundering In l:
tdop the 1 o ia. n
partiiro, r
from the
SUM 1 I i I o i
I 1' ih d - i'h
tie- officer
U in th"
u t: ir !
ing j i-t the other w ay
sjnit wh iv Mr. Kirk
patrick had phuiie d hiiiiM If.
With Mr. Kashy ia suli a pre
dicament the first duty of Depu
ty Kirkpatriek va plain, and it
Was with gnat, effort lie man
aged to fis.li him from his un
pleasant position. 'He was the.
most God forsaken looking oh-'
ject I ever saw when I fished
1 1 j in out,' declared Mr. Kirbpat-,
rick, "and it took two hours
Washing and scraping with .sticks ':
to get him in shape to face his
wife and family." Mr. Kasleyj
admits that he pulled his gun
and shot when the Mockader
Prahlx'd him, hut lie is equally ,
frank in admitting that hei
doimft know whether the bullet i
went into the air or into the j
ground. He only knows tluit it :
desired effect.
Before leaving the officers
thopjK'd up the still and they ex-j
piH-t to play a return engagement j
with the hope of landing their j
toen during the. coming week..
The evidence against the oin'ra-',
tors is jxadtive and Easley hopes ,
to laugli last when Rueker and ;
King sit before Judge Boyd and
receive pasKjxirts to Atlanta. i
.-r-.i-v 1 I, ' : . . -. r. i i. ...i. i- i (.' . 7.. . .. . .
" - 1 - ' ' . ....... . .. 1 . .. . . ( . . rl . . : . . . I . I I I- ' I I I I I I I 1 , I' I V. II I 1 -T l..l-ll"lin fl hill' C I ' . I ... . ..... .... I fll'I '. I . 1 I I I I i t T 1' til
and l.th. i,vH.iu.-e I'iii.i uiteis tin.t the eon-. the ii'gativos wen- made. ; -.'.iihack. In an flo-r pa it f f S "ithrin ins sp.-; t t al!
x i e, J.CU- Vi,n.;,n ha. ,..,11,, in ,,,; 'lie- eomplamt ivcd.-s that tlie th- !... m nhi.nt a g-i!-. i, , f pen- a Pp-:) to ! : s , n !tl
Vriu.h ' '"u,'i"'! s'ii..-.; tin- oth-r Stat.s nt vet'l'HiMos had an infant aKuit l ;. , ,.. 1S f;, -.,,?. -l .... a 1- has I--n liv:rg p -
Jliss,,.:,n Moveme, t. and Mr. .,,.,,,, ,,v tl;,. hl lu j,,';,, ta1S i,l in th- , r P-i' i; that a:'" d th.-t a 1 of t'.'s ni"!!-"-- ml - st !- . . h,-
";'' line of advance, ,-ax he aiMiis-.tliey i,-. go. .d li.at t!..' c! i!d , I. ... n (,'-.-, fr. ei f. ( .-
1',.'u-' -v"' 1 ' ' ed to action and 'he read,- to ! was let liK.h to he and had .(iV in the .s, f d.-s. wMh
win, are ai ti.-' loa I . i this gnat J; vt j)u, il( y.;, . th; r ' ,(,r. ahoat twelve ph-.i --raphic n- ga- ti, - -;,i,.;! ,.f th- p-nnies.
"I"',m ' a:'' v.nl-ly (1 . .fives maie: that tl.-se were -iv- v!.M, he had I- en stealii.- all
'I I'll i ' Oi'llll i ii ...i .... ... il .. II .... . . i . I ..!.. ia. .,! .
r.ii'isv ivaina s proia.-iu, in" l" l,M n. '...'.- .m-.n - ... .,r..
,! 1 v eommis.si'. n stat-s. "is law or l''r d . v elupm -nt ,,t;-r th" child ., arh'th r , ..; ; ,.f tie n-oiu
1,1 "' s, ujjj ,. jj,,. pi-idilem if had di d .Oel te e-ieipi. h.-l a snail p ei.it aeeuint honk
...... i , . . ......... t . 1 1 ... t .. i . , . . r i i .-' - - - i.i
i 1 1 o u i i a i.. i -i i ie in , ii mi , 1 1 o iui i ' y , - i-r: ii r i v n i .
s. the pla.iititt Ie i.ev, s tlir:t tla-v 'in:, h ; cnta';.--! in it ia:- d
. I . . .. I 1 "M . I . . . . i
were iom or u I ! o i u. i ;.e Me- rn'.-. . ; ; so iirinl'!l '1. 'ia'ci! it
tciulaiit company c'Uiten.l il ti.al ,, ti.e iiioia v he hid ev r stol-
Garolii.a, South it iie.-r received th" negatives. , n trrm th e,.m! mv. Th
... . . 'ei . : i i .n i . . . .,'.-, . .
.Mis- ne join iin.u-iiMi ine p..i mill illil'HIIiIS Were i i i T . f . 1 alaiost
!$HK). -daily since the first week in
, Jh,. At tl - i - i . l' t! e u, . k a
m oh . a hne drawn
''I'eoti d
a. uiiu.it i. oi-.
o.l also ii
Maim,', Vennont, Xew H inij
shire, M ass.'ii h i,m t ts. Khode
laiii, i onncct icnt, .si w l or!.
New .lej-s'-y, Deleware. Marvhini
Virginia, N.ith
i arolina, iieorgic, Alahama,
sissiipi, Teiniissie, Kentucky,
West Virginia. Ohio, pidiana and
Michigan."
lieu !- l
v will
V hll'L'e
Wiii.ston-Sah in
dates.
Not only will the
hy in. ni'ii ; s i f all ih
in Win.stoii -Salem.
proiiiiiient wi.rUii-s Iroiu ii'ljoin
in.g towns. The con y t-iit ion , is
La'er-ih lM.iiiin.itioiial and a
ehlilchi .s in lie e.ty are e . ; .. r
ating in making the convention a
great, success. ICamercn Hotel at Denton De-
Preliiniiiarv meetings will ho
held on Sunday, Fehruary 11th, ; stroyed.
when seven or eight, prominent J I-xington, .Ian. 2."). Karl Var
workers in the movement from i m r, of Denton, arrived in the
out of tow n will occupy the pul city this morning with the story
pits of the leading churches of , of the burning of Cameron hotel
the various denominations in the at Denton early yesterday moni-t-'iiv.
, iu, ,. sa-ui that the hlaze start-
There will he a general mass ed from the hotel office and is
meeting on one day of the eon- believed to have come from a
veiition; an overflow meeting live coal rolling out of the fire
will he 1.1,1; and special meet-; place. AVheii discovered the fire
ings will be held in. churches and was beyond control and the
in other buildings in order to building was doomed. Tlu? da
enable everyone in the city to1 mage exceeds $3,000 and is only
get in touch with this great ; ipartly covered bv insurance. The
movement.
The convention will be held
in one of the larger churches.
The Laymen's Missionary Move
ment, inaugurated several years
ago, has reached wide propor
tions. Messrs. Whit and
Doughty are splendid - speakers
ami the p-ope of Winston-Salem
are anticipating their ad-
hotel was owned bv the finn of
Jones, Shaw and Cameron and
was run by a Mrs. Iiew'is, for
merly of Ashboro. It was a
good houo and popular with the
trade.
At the time of the fire there
were jwrhajin a dozen gucst.s in
the hotel. Several of these had
i very narrow escape from death
idCDes at E:cl.tv-Six: Undo Onl total was
Forty.
Baltimore. .Ian. The ehuM'-i
fl ,1 ..-II
nieni oi j nomas .lames .Mei nil, f,(j -s j(V
bG yeai-s old, to Kastoii, Md., ; ,0,. JHmu'.
wneie in? marriiii .miss Henna ;on these
Koberts, -10 years old, of tliat . following ih, s,. l.l:.l, d.-.w l.'i
. .1 IS ..... v.... n .
and. under this a new week eom-
! uieiieed. Some das no items
eliM'-, Were entered. Southern explain-
lle
nd
hi-h
i'. s h.e
na. i a -: i a t t am . .nil 1-- ia I'K-
i i ,
ii ii i on nis a n i im i-k. iie-
tii " a win !- pa e t-i this it.-m
ai n . i a ; 1 i-. 1 ins
I.I tla.t lie l.a.l S'l.o-n Tll.'ll
m- ;at tine il.iv I. ;. re l til'.stl.ias
to iil.e ii good til. oil the ll'-Xt
we.-);. H- admit:, d that with
i i i
part i-i tlie stol n ni-'i -v I. n ol
I- . .I.t a bam 1 f beer.
It is Ilotahl" that f'T tlie six
i la s i-l l lie In w ear, 1 S.
th.-re is imt an it. m of stolen
m i.ev marked on the book. It
w as th'.UL'ht that th;s pr b .My
resiiliid from a .-w Year reso
lution on the part of Southern.
But it was found later that the
man was not at work during
city, kite in September , ha justff(.r amounts were taken, presum
U-en learned. Mr. Me ,,11 s eight aI)iy t() nmko for ,ost tiul
children, 21 giMJidchildrcn and b..,ij oo r..u
i threat irrn 11 . Ie li 1 1. 1 reii u-ir lint - . . o vv--.
.. .....
much surprised over the marri
age, as it. whh anticipated. (Jcorge
W. Mctiill, 44 yeai-s old, the
youngest child, said this mora-
saving tliat lie liad mat wcck.
e or was not in town Will Not Affect Company.
1. -11." !-.,( ... . .
iiavs. Hilt immediate V Snie i '.ros to n tretneii. ins
)ii.sines.s and the thefts will not
ing that he hail heard from his
father and that he is now en
joying married life once again
at the home of his bride, on
(lokLsborougl, street, Kaston.
Six Years Sentence For Steal
ing Engine.
The weekly totals show that
the thefts have covered a period
of :V,i weeks. The largest amount
stolen during the single week
was $213 and the smallest $24.
When a grand total was made it
! was wen that according to his
own set of books Southern had
stolen $2,471.
Until Wednesday of this week
no one suspected Soutlieni of
being the thief although the com
pany had been missing money
from the wife for several months.
affect their operations in the
least. Indeed they had no idea
that over $400 had been taken,
all told.
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
Houor Roll of Antiocb School
For Month Ending Jan. 26th.'
, Second grdd.'. IIusli .loluusonj
ohri Mi ("n ary.
- 'j'lljrd grade. b'armond Allred,
' ' r : (. i o n- '
j nun ki.uh.-- j..iiie lounger,
it-,',tv lounger, Benton Seal.
"i Sixth grade. Margie Johnson,
l-'raak JoIulh. a, Anna A!!r d.
Mary Seal,
Job
dresses with a marked degree of .Mr. Oniioiul, a traveling nales
pleas.uv. Winston Jounu h man from Ashlorn, and several
Worehester. Mass.. Jan. 24.
Six years in the reformatory is:AnJ bad the man skipped with
the price paid by Ualph I. Jar-i'hc theft of $G3 which he ad
dine, seventeen years old, for a
half hour's use of a New York,
New Haven and Hartford rail-
,.tl,..i-o in.ii I f..,,. .,..l i Piiai locomotive wliicti In Imp. ' ''111 Wlieil lie
'ii.ii5 j i. in 1 1 iiuiu a nciunu j - - - - ........ .... ' . ,
L-iif f.w.1 tiiivAM ' rowinl without nrinissinn nn tliMraP St't for
i ' -1 ? i nivi'Mi i . m nuiii nil t - - I " " i
Almost Loit Hii Life.
S. A still, of MitHon, Mich., will injuries. Mr. Ormoiid was very j uigbt of January 3.
inner forget his terrible cxiourc to badlv hurt and liuiv lie. His eon-' teiiee was imiiosed
ii merciless Fioriu. it pave llio a ditmn
ilreaitfu) eo!J," he w riles, "that ,
. .......... ... ""t
. .,.--l n.-,-i,T i.tiil 111 1II .Hl-?ll. ! . .I'4l
0 w.a . ..a i ..... tn. .,.,,.(.,. i .Morgan, a nrominent eitien of to si-aiw:g ine
neicl.l.or me Keverai Uoes
mits he made Tuesday nigth of
thus week, without a doubt he
never would have been suspected.
walked into the
him Wednesday
A
of
jUiee Al.reil.
K. vf gr:id.
Ben ti;l Aah.
Ii i i i'r; !e- l'ov
C'iiiei) A II r ilA Ti in I. ist.
N. S. Draui ii and Ma
East, t-.-aehers. x
iS 'II.
rv B.
Ir. Kin'.s New IMtietncry wliiili
broiu-t.t fieiit riti.f. The i'o 'or
Mel I u.i-. cti Hie i : ni i-,eii-liioiu.i.
i in icitiriee with tie Ii.m
umi. ? till ho Kilt Uu lioMUs
oii.j ' I-! i i.eii me " !. o: ly
ti.ih i i ; h reli: !! ne- t . J; e for
roe -!- i i or iiiy it 'o ' - !
tro ibt. i'ri. .'.ec an.l $l 'i". Trial
iinlt!,. 1 . e. Cu irunu-ej ly K. It.
It. ' ! . . 1 I ! I'O
1 1
1'ellloll,
the leg
III. II 1 1st
. th.r b;i
The seu-.,n!'t Hn1 took, as lie declares,
bv Ju.Il'i' ' $4..ri) he left such strong evi-
. . i . . i
vest, rday afternoon was Hall in the superior court here , ,l( 1 1,1
'ull t . v.",....T.l.. n ' after .T.irslilii lind t did ini'dtv that his
uu jo "i anil , . jtwi ---- - - i - - - r- " . , .
locouu tie. ! i"i'oweii.
received a bad cut on Ja:d;iie had been drinking on Hew He Manag-cd It
A Statement of Facts Backed
by a Strong Guarantee.
We guarantee complete relief
to all sufferers from constipation,
or, in every ease where we fail,
we will supply the medicine fre.
K.'xali Orderlies are a gentle,
effective, dependable, and safe
bowel regulator, strengthener,
and funic. They aim to re
establLsh nature's functions in a
quiet, easy way. They do not
cause; inconvenience, griping, or
nausea. They are so pleasant to
take and work so easily tliat
they may be taken by any one
at anv time. Thev thoroughly
tone up the whMe svsU-m to
bis guilt beh'iid him! healthy activity,
arrest and confession K. x'all Onhrlits are unsnrpis-
sa'de and ideal for the i"se of
cil
hddnn, old folk.
ai
d ib
ite
All of
their sa
g.t'-'e.
the
.1 I . n 1 i l
traveliii'' ii -it il Ms escapade, lie ieeausi
0 eases and hoard, d a locomotive in S"nth p. s- d in him by Spach Bros.
1 'i .ie ,s-1 r and ojerat. d the t-n- NoiitluTii w..s so situated that it
! giiie to Webster at u sp. ed vary- w.is a comparatively easy thing
1 find ctiim-'ing from thirty to eighty mi'es f r him to rob the safe when
. ttent. ! sd an I., nr. lb' ran the t !.';i,e in- - r he eh. His keeping
to a pi vs n.'er tr.i.ii at i ..:. r n- .:i w as the s.,me budding
' i l i.i Sort.. c e.tl. tti.. ..... ni .1 ..ff'i
in. - ill... .ill
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