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MO UNI AIRY, NORTH CAROL IX. I, TIICIISDAY. .11' LV
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1012
NO.
CLAUDE ALLEN 13 AGAIN ON
TRIAL. i
Opening Staiementa Made to
Jjry bj Mr. Jchn Draper, of
ruiasw. an Juuce nainicn, ts
Rcajicke.
V. tli.' i! V.'. .July 17.The
hpeeial term of the Wvhtc county
court for the trial of the Allen
case opened this morning at
ten o'clock, .Judge Waller K.
Staph presiding.
Air. Vynor, for the Common
wealth, announced that hi.s Hide
. I 4(1 1 All..
lia.l Hc-tcii to try i lathie ,uen j
again on indieiiiteut No. 'J. for j
the murder of Win- M. Foster,'
Commonwealth's attorney ot ar
roll county, a hung jury liein.tr
the rc.su.lt of the former trial.
Th,i wils htrenuously objured to
i.M Mr. Willis, for the defem,..,
wiio Kiareii mere nan item u
i .i iii
gre(1I1ent but it whs mMerstoodl";";; " f71"' T,
lv;..i Ml..,. .,.M h triinl1 11 th.e ' ""V 1 m,,n,,,'r (,f I' l'
. t p. A i l
4 wt 'l lo, ,.lknrt rti!o,l thiit in
JII.l. 1 M Will L I Itl' l
the absence of any agreement to
the contrary, the trial of Claude
Allen, on indictment No. 2, would
lie proceeded with.
The Commonwealth will be rep
resented, as formerly, by Mr.
SVysor and Mr. Draper, of I'u
laski, Mr. and Mr. S H.
CampbeU, of Wvtheville, and Mr.
ll. Floyd Lamlreth, of llillsville.
Coiuiscl fur the defcii.se are
Judge N. I. Ogleshy, of 15rlst(l;
Messrs. Mairstou and Willis of
Itoanoke, with jHssilily M-r.
Francis Cocke, of Uoaiioke, himI
M.r. Law.son Worrell, of the West
Virginia bar-
A venire of ninety-two . men
having been sum m (Hied from
Washingtoiv county, the morning
session of the court was occu
pied with the examination and
selection of a jurv.
'tm Tn Vrj.v L"ri Vet examined
"ilils nvo,niuig and. froju ITarnum-
i-
ber sixteen were chosen as quali- j
fied iurors. four of whom will bel.,... i. ,,. .., ,-... 1 "V .. . .
Ktruek off this afternoon Var- ' ' V- ' others intereste.l in the pul.Ue
ioa sc. ,'X,a,,lI,!' 5 r,!1scluols of the county are invited
mil, xnisiti vtr (I n rul I(,r x ! threcteil jnver nnl unwoHhy lini-' ... ..: -t ti... listitte lnrine- the
cmi-tion. most of thosf excusinl i h v .' - lf tin lnstitut. niri ij, int
claiming to have eonseientiou. I "iJ.Hcvclt ha.1 as trteat in b --n. ; aiul they are urgentb" re
Keruoles nif-iiiwt cu.ital miniim- Ji'K,hltlt us 'nt -lin cpicst.sl US be present cn Krulay
rxrupl-s against ( apiiai pun n opportunity to .serve the nro-
...out
i
Court adjourned at :- unUl
:i:30, at which tunc the jury wil
.e comvieTea Hna IT is ,ieslrea
liy the court to get through with
the opening statements and go
into the evileii4'p tomorrow.
Claude Allen, Floyd Allen. Sid
na Hihvards, Friel Allen and
Victor Allen were brought to
Wyihevtille on Xo.' 2l this morn
ing and will be kept in jail here
until they have been used for
witnesses and the trials of the
different cases have been com
pleted.
t Court opener this afternoon I
t ."o ..fi., .... I
lit U:o0, after an acrjoununent of
two hours for dinner. Four
names were stricken from the
list of sixteen jurors chosen this
morning, leaving thp following
men, who werp sworn as jury
men to try Claihle Allei far the
murder, f Coiiimonwealth's At
tonwv Foster: . W. Kevs, 0. I.
Miller, J. 1. Wilson, J. F. Uhea,
C. A. Danlen, W. D. Smith, J. ('.
DoweJl, J. li. Johnwi, .1. 1 Vail,
ieo. C. Moore, W. A. Foster.
Hii.l .1. F Hanisey. Mr. WillLf', fo
the defense ni(i'ed to quash the
venire facias, -which motion was
overruled, whereupon- he moved
to quash the panel for err6 on
voir doir and overruling motion
of challf ng!' for cause. 'This m ft-'
tion was a,lso overruled and ex
ceptions were taken by the de
fense f
Indictment no two atrninst
Maude Allen for the murder of I
FtKter was'tlrVn read ' to " the
l'b I Allen wnd describing th"
hu!.' affair as a clash bctwvTi
a w
and outlaw. lb- told the
jiiry of the coiitciition which the
V.iiimouwcalth would atfcinot to
set up
telle
elllphasii!)-,' t'je
b-tWeell t'o-Se
!letiM:s
e !: !i-
ti-Ui-i. an.
tl,
I i b
. Ti
ti I'iit 1
i
I
upon to pr-n e i
of t'ie case ic(
a ! five inirm!
Jitflee H.itrst
s'at
i. lie
'lle'it
boiir
f I
e'iill
inrv t,v eleel- 4 C Tnte -.ft-r cntmoreo loodi lor por-, - . ' . . , reeimi lor tills marKet. : letters 1 rom Ju JHlbl leans W lio s.t v t he last tcin entered. The other
ffiA, u 't; i'r";' r"" "' "i . T C ,m il . 1 ,,-, .1--h, i.i i .... ..r
II,.. -s. -.L iTl.. 1 .il,.irv '' Kil,'s """"" I!"""" ,,,,',1 , ,' ,, ii V ,. i-'-tivit.v 111 tlu- i.N-al wnn-lwiH.-. rix-rati.- li.-kct ll.is f ,. ! al ea-li : h Minir iWT
who stated .il-c.e in a elea r ' a?r 'Vf"1 ,lM ' little nourishment His ten- 1 1'r',u';lltl. tl,w sec ,oa for their money orders us coming m simsjand a trousseau, $1.5.
logical -manner, tracing tmr ZlZ wni "ature midnight wai oi. hnn' f Wlt 1 1 .' f f-m $o to 0 and every 1. tj Slie brought suit for but
trouble from hs soureetclliug of , 'J h . llVlI aI,a t,;.0 and two-tenths and , " he splendid prn-es !t-r so far has been acknowledged ! the jury awarded here yesterday
the mnrtcrons threats made llV ' ",,;ist;1 ,ng , m ,ntr f-r a thud Wt.,.(, ,imu.u.,,,f ,.. : l-f-vaihug tne.r tioor. so that personally by the Democratic ; only the amount of the itemiz.sl
III. id" tin- i; II.Mir statement f V
the defense, n hi,, statement he
attacked the a ! ! y ;i t i n made by
tile 'i iK'f'ljt ii.ri nllii'li they Would
trv t s-uostantiat liv w itncs-e s.
f . - i.i
li" caiiU"ii"i f'- jurv to :ifi ij i
tiii an i ins t '-.t.nnniv
tliroiiu'li-
; our, if having I. ecu the colifi'll-
IK II U I II Melelisc f flic Ioniicr(
trial tliaf (ioad tirefinit.it. -d the i
1 tr:il'i-Jr l,- l r:i Vc i I , r lii i.l. I
.. . . . ... i r i. ! till j.i-M'l.
During the statement, w hie h- oc-!
(uijiii ii one hour. .Iinl.'i- llairsfen
told the jury how the troiil.Ie
i a . t i i , , i
1 starred ;in( c mpnas!. i tin- pri
i oners gooii character .j.n . 1 the1
fact that in participatintr in tl
in tie
lid his!
si,-,otmg
father,
SO t' ll
A Comparison cf Bryan
and
Teddy.
Under the caption, "The (.'a'
L'.ii..f,.. i . ..
...,,,,1, .ir-.xn.,, ,,a
rcaun, m pari,
f '
as l'ollow.
Hryan at Baltimore, foregoing ritf HI1V t,.a(.lu.r flilinf fr,nu
all (dinnce ot his rwn iK)nniiatw.ii.!t,,:11..i. ': ...... lf ti.. t.,d,IU-
j marshaling all his forces, bra-v-;
...s i nmm-u.y ami me irusis, ro j Stato iwitU in-h teacher shall
rescue ln.s jwirty frnn their do,,,-jhaV). atl,.n,i(.(t Hs paired by
neation, earn ing the convention i liiW s((im, (.,Mllltv Ulstjtllt(. or ac
for the adoption of the most pro-1 cr,..-Tt.4i smnr,,er .scIhh.I a.s hcre-KWis-t
Democratic platfonu yet;i;j ,,rvided for." S,
offer, u. and the nomination of; x (1(.sirt, tl) mikl. ie ,iatt(.r
the most progressive DcmrH-ratic j V(.rv, WuK m IIMU.h M t,.a(.,.
caiididate mailable w as a tower-1 et'are lMMltillU!1Iv writii,g me to
ing kgurc of moral power aiid(i.miw if ,... .......i-, the .1.stitufl-
patnotic devotion to civic right-
cousncss.
"Ifoosevelt. at Chicago, baciieil
by mioiicy derived from the stock
watering operation.s of the Stetd
Trust and the Harvester Trust,
organizing what are now con
fessed to have been fake eontests
as to nearly -00 delegatis in or.
uer io control
couventiou and
1 . . i . . f ... ;
Kfpiibhcan
... . . f .,
I" ,,f? Peswve plattorm,!tlw, prilnarv wwk. ,
OOlind TO nave the ilommntion ..r . .. .. . 1 11
oun f(J nav
. - , ., . , -
grcssive cau.se ar v niongo as rrv-
a ha(1 )(t itltL,ore. Hut Hoose.
v,,,t was s(lrvil,p (llt ,lin l)t
t, .......(,.. 1IM.
lie wanted the nomination.
And yet he did not have enough
votes to nominate himself upon
any honest basis lie did have
enough delegates in that con
vention ultimately to have nomi
nated a real progressive and
adopted a strong progressive plat
fonu. "Hut Roosevelt would have no
one but himself. At the first sug
gestion of Hadley he ordered the
tllir- t ma' j.
. . . -..
lost hi followers.
"An analysis "of the testimony
will, I am cmviiiced, show that
neither Tiut nor dioosvelt had a
majority of honestly or regularly
elected lelcgate.s. Thus the man
agers upon both sides well under
slood. '
''Thus explains the extraordinary-conduct
of Roosevelt. He
could not enter upon such an
alysis of. the evidence as would
prove Taft's regularly 'elected
delegates in the minority without
inevitably subjecting his own
RUiiriously e red eat ia led di-legtes) t
an
cxamimuion so critical as
own contention that he had an
honcvjtJy elected majority of the
delegates.
"That this is (he tnijj jmlSy
chology of the Koos-velt proceed
ings ln'Ciimes perfectly plain. He
was there to force his own nomi
nation or -.mash the convention.
;
j
If von liave ft housewife oU r an- !
not reasonably ho-.e to lie healthy
or U-siitifut by washing . tithes, gweon
iiiK and !oin(t houi-ework it 11 lav,
nnd crawlins into be 1 -lead tired at
fiUht. Vi-'i munt ;et out into tli"
ClK-n air a!id 8unliKi.! If ou do tiiis
every da an t keep v"r F'onuu h
ancl I.iim.1 in Ki.il O'.iier by lak'nc
l"l..t!l,bel l il'l'a Tah'.eK iiell lH '-!el.
you ehoi.ij t.eri ni.- lHh healthy nnd
beauMfjl. For wle by All lK.aU rs. i
1111. ,.1 I .. f ilM 1 1 1 I M II 1 It I 111- 1 1 11 I 'C I llill.ll e. . . .. . . . . ' , . ..... . ' ... .
PROF CUNDIFF WRITES,
riachm and Ccmmittctmrn of.
the Public Schccls cf Surry
r i mm r a
County Plex'.e Take Notice
Tl
" Teachers' lu.stitute for
Coillltv Mill open on Mi II-
Stirrv
j.v at Id oYloek at holism, Aug.
! ' '
and continue two weeks.
All who inter. -I to teach this var
j or m-xt in the eountv mast attend
; thU Institute or winc other, or
.er,
j S(MI,
iccrctlitcd aiimmer school,
continuously for two weeks, lien
is the law written in, italics.
"AH puhli" school teachers of
the State and all h'njfb-.sehooL ami
jrriulctl M'hoo' teachers, arc here
by required to attend biennially
some county teachers' institute or
i aeereilitcil siinrrncr sehikob cnri-
fmii.Mis v fi,r a ferm of not ess
; .
tli;"1 two weeks, unlcs.s provnten-
tiallv hindered; and failure s. to
attend Mien institute or summer
Sl.h(M(U (P ra;,.(i w)ums 0f the
-;m n.k u,,ftif i..,Lt pi-.. k
Mr. Joyiier if you wish to be ex
cused any part of the tenn.
I am requested to ask all the
teachers to take with them to
i the Institute copies of the text
I 'books they expect to ivse in
'teaching These will be of great
I ' n v fit 1 iiil
icouimci. 1 iiitj u.tiu uir ; 0.1111 jikm ,
,m' e"'icei,:n ami a ,
llie H'lll .-vinj-usi, ni a m' ' ""f,
to be Indd cs-iceiallv for their
information and benefit.
In conclusion 1 would beg t
sav to the committeemen that
wnt out census report blanks
about the middle of .lime to
committees hi all Uie .scihhm (
.ll the vehoo . s-
tricts d' the County, and forty
eig'ht of them have never been
returned. The law retuires that
the school ceitMis be taJten in
.June, i have just sent out otht r
blanks to tliose districts 1 .have
never heard from. lMeasc attend
to thus matter at once, gentlemen,
for I must have the number of
children of school age in Surry
County. Fill the rcjxtrts out in
full, giving numbers .of children
between the ages of 12 and 21
who eamiot real aiul w rjte, and
also names of blind, deaf and
dumb children, liad'the addresses
of their parents. And do n't for
get to sign your names to your re
porta-
W. M. Cundiff; ,
Supt. of Schools,
Surry County
Japan's Ruler Critically 111..
Tokic,. Sunday .morning, July
21. ---The 'critical illness of Mi
ztihito, the Kmperor, of Japan is
cansl,,' t"n at "xi'tv
The court
. i .1
physicians have pronounced the
. i ( .
case acute nephritis wini' alarum 0
r . ..' "
sv.mpioms.ol uraemic poisoning i
,.. i r . i i f
and it was believed vestcrdav af-
. ' .. I
ternoon that the. Kmperor was
sinkintr. and the"minlsters of state
co'ir.iged at cujlit this iiiorn;n
'r. secretary of the Imperial
hour-.-h i dd gave out a statement
that his majesty's cond.tion was
,i it.- uns slecii c at
five o'ebn-k and very weak. The
KniprcNS remained at liis m.tjes
tv's bed-id.' thr.. light. lit the
b'U'ht
A bullet!!! i..le.i at t'-Tl tli'.S
i!nruii:'j s.ivs the l''.!ii !oT's con
dition is l-:iea'.Med.
j BALDWIN DETECTIVES PAID
$n,uuu Irt i-iiis.
State of Virginia Hands Over
t m m. A m
That Amount fcr Chasir Car
roll Fugitives.
UrUtoI, Tenn.. .July L'-Jnd. The
man hunters who have been
searching for .Sidna Allen and
WesIeV KilwanU .sillee the H'.IU-
iil" court room trajfcIy March;
14, last, have demanded and re -
eeived a s ttleni' nt from th- St-i-tC
lor tii'-ir servh-es.
W. (',. 1 laid win. chi-f ,,t thejanii. A iiion.ent later he entered
defectives, has been to Richmond 1 a wa'tini; Miiomobilc and was off
to confer with iovcr,,or Mann i for seclusion ami the writinir of
and it is reported that a settle
ment has Itccn readied by which
the State pays the detectives $11.
(HN) in fees for their services.
For weeks the defective scour
el the mountain of Carroll coun
ty at great cost, raiding num
erous houses, watching the move
ments of individuals, searching
caves, him! doing all things else
that are done by the successful
man-hunt. Iascs of operation
were established and maintained
at heavy cost. Sidna Ivlwards
was the first of the gang to sur
render. Claude Swna.sori Allen
surrendered at the point of a
gun, and Kriel Allen surrendered
at his father's home, where he
had returned ill and hungry af
ter roaming through the moun
t.i'iis for many days-
Ibit Sidna Allen and Wesley
v! wards arp still at large, and
despite inquiries made in every
part of the country, no definite
clue seems to have been obtain
ed. The fugitives have been re
ported from almost oery part of
the eounrty ,but in spite of this,
many of the residents of Carroll
county arp firm in the belief
that the two tnen so much want-
si are stnl in hutmcr in ft i."n
. fi
.
ader Warehouse,
Winstxn,
Changes Hands.
Winston, duly 2'!. 4iie of the
largest and most important, deals
cf the year wa.s consnmated yc.v
terdav when the Leader Ware-
: mlls''. -nier oi l rade and MXtn
?'vX?' was Wast'd ,,v lh'' L',a,,,'r
j U Hr.diuLs,. Co, a corporation . f
! bcal business men. to th." (JorreU
-"s- operators uf the Farmers'
! Warehouse on Mail, street for a
i FYS 1 . . I
perio.i oi icii years, i lie money
involved in tile lea
is said to
be upwards of $o(),(XK).
'The lease becomes effective
August 1, when the present com
pany will turn over the property
to the JorrelLs, who have been
exteremely successful in the bcal
warehouse business. For the
coining season, at least, the com
pany will operate both the Leader
aiul the Farmers arehouse
The plans for the member of the
present Leader Warehouse Com
pany have not yet been made
public.
The Leader Warehouse is uni
que in the history of warehouses,
for it has the largest unobst met
ed warehouse floor in the world.
It is the only warehouse ever
constructed having a self-supporting
roof. For three years the
present company ha operated
the immense structure and each
year the floor has lieeome more
popular with the farmer folks of
this section.
The coming season is exected
to be the best vear in -the bisturv
1 l" m-iin- i-.-m-.-i i
. , , . . , xv.
i"' e-i'uiiif ifii.-Min iii i if- ,
o .1 i !
ston-.vsalem, as one tcoacco man
. . - ,
csterday stated that an excess of ,
.-ooiuifMui . ... l . i
olI.IMMI IHMI DO) ItdS of tobacco IS ex i
p.-cttwl t& be bought and sold on
the local floors .making, a
the aniiOuni-eiiieiit oi the addition
of another immense warehouse to
their hi!din's will he of wide in
1 1 rest th roue-hunt this s.-.-tii n .
Durir.i the funiitner rnonih.' mother
of (uii)i; children should watih fur
any tinn;..t!iral ioo-i.K of the
bu veU. V.h.-n lawn nni.i atu-n
tion at this tiice serious trouble
may be avoided Chau.bcrlaiTr. Od:c
Cholera and liarrhoea K unrdy i a,,
n'na'" t -to-rfx, t-d ve il
i- - -i
WILSON PREPARING ACCEP -
i TANCE SPEECH.
Unfclding his Thoughts cn, Lead-
...
ing Questions cf the Hour.
Sea Jirt. N. duly L'J. I i,V
iroor Wilson ilivarded his old
if ray worliirf co;it today for a
iiatty one of serife, drew the
stiuttfiv of JiLs office, tiullcd ll. wti
the shades, 1,,,-ked the door aiul
(Walked leisurely down thi steps
of tie- ' little white hoti " tnrch
i iih a !:n:iUe of paners under his
hi-i ,pfeei
I Vmoeratic
tion.
cf acecj.fMllce of the
presjilential noinina-
ihee are, perhaps, a wore of
ersons who know where he
went, but how long he will be
away is a problem as yet unsolv
ed by even the (Jovernor hrms.-lf.
Tnst depends, he said, ( n how
fast hr can set his brain going
and keep it going at the task
which lies before him, Th.-. speech
of Hiceptance i to reflect his
rttitude on the leading questions
of the hour aiul on the platform
adopted at Haltimore. He wants
plenty of leisure to co,i'j-,ntrate
his mind and time to squander on
the choosing of his words. He
may be gone two days, or three,
or, possibly four. Sea Jirt will
not see him again unitl his aceej-tam-e
address is finished.
The Governor left the "little
white house" because he found
it impossible to greet personally
the scores of persons who come
here and at the same time find
opportunity to write hi speech.
He fore he left, he conferred
with Senators Heed and Stone of
Missouri and Representative
Henry of Texas.
Of course, Champ Clark will
i- m unm""Ti(i1,Xih-ft,' '
Senator lteetl said afterwards
when asked his opinion, on this
point. "A Missouri Democrat is
one of those fellows who takes
(rff his coat and starts to work
for the ticket as soon as the
convention is over Champ Clark
is a Missouri Democrat."
Senator Stone said he had
talked with (Jovernor Wilson a-
bout plaiLS for the campaign, j
They had also discussed debatable
States, he added. He was rcas- j
onably sure that Wilson would
have 2!() votes in the eWtoral
college before they reached the
list of debatable States. Among
these, he thought, were New
York, Connetieut, Massac.ljus'tts,
WLsconsli ami Ohio. They were
not included in the 2I?0 votes.
Representative Henry talked
with the (Jovernor, he said, about
legislation pending in Congre-s.
He also discussed the jiolitical
situation.
"This fight," said Mr. Henry,
"is among three Presidents the
past President, the pre. -nt Presi
dent and .the future President. I
cannot see it any other way
And as for Texas, he'll give Wil
son :?00,0X) majority. There
aren't any Republicans left .in
Texas anv more."
$65,000 in Wtfjson's Mail.
Kea Oirt, X. J., July 22.
WiLson before he slipped
last night for his Sunday's
-iiOV.
away
rest,
expressed himself a greatly
pleased with the class of letters
1,.. l... i 1. ...... ti. .
ne nail i" eu nrnuui. i lie one
, t , , ... ...,...
i ins.s columned mono ium cu.ts
i ,i . 'i i I
drawn i.rmeii.a lv to hi order fori
, .' 1 -in
campaign expenses and the a-!
i -i x i
mount so received is said to lie
in the neighborhood of .fGo.OtH)
nominee
The Trials cf a Traveler.
"I am a trnvelltijt s:i!efonna."w rites
K. K. youn-ri, K. H.-rk hire, Vt .
"and was often troubled vith eoti
8ti.;ition and iinlipe.-tiiii tdl I l.e
pan to u.-e Ir. Kind's N Life Pil'a.
whi. h I have found an extellent rem
edy." For all stnniai h. liver or kid
ney trouhl. k they art liliesialed.
Only 2i its at K. II. Hennis Drug
Co
n..l Til., .....ii.l nl.. I.- .,,...!.! in. ..f J.. .,11 1 iT'.l ".I ..xa
' j f V V.IH1 I lll. i- Illfl'ir HI' 'l 111 fill 11 IH fll in en in v,i.-i
'lS BURNS ON TRAIL OF THE
TIGERS.
At Any Rate Life Has Been
, Hard For "Social
; Wilmington.
' Wil in in yt i . m , July :
CiVc of a tW( Weeks'
Clubs" In
:,-t)n the
term of Sn-
perior ciiirt for the trial of crim-
1 ',M Wu-t- officers he ad til
! ''.v -'hief of I'oliec Kowh-r rainbil
'tu, S'M-allcd soci.il e!uh carlv thi
i '"oriuntf. arrestiiu; ;x m oiie and
rf'ur in the oth r on charges of
kTainhling. They gave bonds for
"l,pearai-e before the reccrdcr to
morrow,
only flu- I
sei,-,ation
ThiA l.ei.ewd
'ginning of a s
that will be
to be
ries of
sprung
l.y th- !!-; !' . Talent o f
wIi'mIi Coiineilman H. C- Mosrt
has charge during the nrs nt
tcn of court. One r taunu.t
was also raided this morn': g ami
a quantity of beer found in t!o
l'laee. If is said that at the Re
corder's court tomorrow the id,. ,--tity
of two detective who have
Iwen engaged for the past several
weeks in gathering evidence
against blind tigers and gambling
joints will be revealed.
It in not improbable that judg
ment will be prayed by a .number
of the oO odd defendant who
entered nolo contendere for sell
ing whiskey at a recent term tf
Superior court, and it is reported
that the detectives have been
gathering evidence to prove that
the defendant have not lived up
to their agreement, to desist from
the sale of whiskey until January
1st next.
It was rumored today that Wil
liam J. P.iirns, the famous detec
tive, and several of his sleuths
have Wen at work here, but this
was said to he not true by those
in a pitHn to know.
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Sajs Captain Smith Lives.
Haltimore July 21st. Peter
Pryal, formerly quartermaster on
the steamship Majestic, of the
White Star line, and long since
retired, declared today that he
had seen Captain Smith, com
mander of the Titanic, on the
street here and addressed him.
He .said he knew him well, hay
ing served under him yisirs ago
Captain Smith, he said, was
neatly attired when he saw him,
and carried a suit case. When
accosted by Tiame, Pryal says, the
captain replied, "How to ou do.
shipmate? I am in a hurry now,
and can't stop."
He -was then takiiig the train
for Washington. Pyral hears a
got. I reputation here. He insists
hi story Is true.
Pyral is under the care of a
physician, suffering from nervous
shock brought on by the experi
ence. His physician heclares he
is absolutely sane.
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Jilted Girl is Awardd Five Dol
- lars Each Day.
Chicago, July 22 The modest
sum of $10 was all that Miss
Kinxla (Jowacka asked as balm
for a broken heart when she
filed suit for breach of, promise
here against Adam Zawkij
The man who was to have been
her husband failed to appear on
the day set for the wedding..
Miss (Jowocka had sjent a con-
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she presented a lull,
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; bnken -heart on the bill, which
Are Ever At War.
There are two thins everlastingly
t ar. joy and jiileK Hut l?uk
len'g Arnica Salve will banish jdieg
in any form. It .on sublue the
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