OF LOCAL INTEREST
W.C T. U. Worker to Meat
A meeting" of the minister and tee
.member of the W. C. T. U. of Kinston,
w called for Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock at the homo of Mrs. H. Cj
Hyatt.
SYBIL HYATT,
Recording Secretary
f Lyman Ormotid Improving.
The many friends of Mr. Lyman Or
mand, of Ormomhville will be glad U
hear that ho is improving very rapid-
, Ijr from the cut he got several day.
ago by a coco-cola bottle exploding in
.. his hand. Young Ormand is still in
bed and has some fever, but the doc
tor says his condition is greatly Un
proved, and expects he will be able to
bo out in a few days.
AFFRAY ON QUEEN STREET,
' This morning an altercation too
place on Queen street between Mr. C.
A. Jeffries and Mr. J. E. Hudson. The
affray grew put of some trouble be
tween the children of the two families.
After several blows had been dealt the
combatants were parted and later
j were summoned to appear before the
mayor. , .-A X ' ffl
," Trouble at Falling Creek.
- On Saturday night lat Frank be
Graffdnreld and a man by the name
of Wiggins engaged in' an affray at
'their home at Falling Creek. The out
come was that DeGrtffenried came
oft with his throat badly cut. The
" wound was dressed on Sunday by Dr.
John A. Pollock, of thjs city; and while
S it at first seemd to be of a serious na
, ture the wounded man is now getting
along nicely. I , v
Mains to be Again Flushed.
Superintendent John E. Weyher. cr
" the water department states that the
city mains will again be flushed Tues
day morninsr. There, are rinetv-sixl
hydrants in the system and they wibl
II be opjnod for the purpose, Tho
Superintendent thinks that very littie
.if any of the objectionable odor re
mains in the ppes and that with tns
flushing on Tuesday the last vestige
will be gone.
Mr. Weyher stated that he had re
ceived a letter from the State boar!
of health commending the action taken
as wise. II . expects in a day or bo
to receive t hestat chemists analysis
of the list sample of water sent.
The city atandpipe is screened so i
that no foreign substances can get In
to it The resevoir Jftto which the
water from the wells accumulates is
not now screened. Out the alderme?
havo taken steps to perm:nenty acrsen
it with a cap of steel framework an-
galvanized iron covering. This wi
protect it from the stress of all kinus
of storm and guarantee the exclusion
of any objectionable matter whatever.
To do so will cost from ?S00 to $l,00u
The resevoir has been repeatedly
)w"4 A cut, and never has any fore
ign matter becrn found.
COIXSEGSO CITIZEN
PASSES AWAY IN BALT,
Mr, Ilcnry Weil, Director in Various
Kinston Enterpriiu-g and Well and
Favorably Known is Dead.
Goldaboro,' 'Aug. 'IP. Sir. Henr
' Well, scn;or member of the flrrc cf K.
Weil and Brothers, died Sunday nurr.
intr in John Hopkins hospital, where
he went two. months ago for treatment
for a sudden itlnws, which attacked
him while attending his daughter a
grr.duaVng exercises in Massachusetts,
Mr. Weil was fiS years old and va
one of Goldsboro's most ptominit ci
tizens. Ho was long identirted with
the best interests of hia home city a
well as having large interests else
where in the State.
Mr. Well was well and favorably
known ni Kinston, where he was linun
cially interested in n.any. of Kinstcn's
enterprises. He was a director in
tho Kinston Cotton Mill Co., The Le
noir Oil and Ice Co., and The Chester
m a aa I r
ncia nianuiactur.ng v.o., na was a
frequent visitor to the city. H had
a large circle of close personal friends
in this locality, who moron his loss.
Mr. Weil is survived by his wife and
two sons and two daughters.
MEMBERS OF FEDERAL
RESERVEBOARDSWORNIN
Washington, August 10. The meui
hers of Federal Reserve Bank Boaro,
. who aro Mr. C. S. Hamlin, of Boston,
Governor, Mr. Frederick A. Delano,
of Chicago, Vice-Governor, Mr. W, J
G. Harding, of Birmingham, Mr. Paul
M. Warburg, of New York, Mr. Adolph
C Miller of San Francisco, Secretary
JMcAooo of tho Treasury and Comn.
trailer of Currency John Skelton Wii
liama, tho last . two being tx-officio
members, were today sworn in and the
board Is now complete ana ready for
work. ' r : ;".
STATEWIDE PRIMARY EN'DORS-
: V " i-." ED.
(Continued from page I))
wiener ji'ght ccsr.e from tuch
The committee" also authorized
Chairman Cowpef to draft resolution
of sympathy for President Wilson iu
h'.i bereavement, by the loss of
wife and forward same to the vvhiu
house.
To more fully Inform Lenoir county
voters of the purport of the constita
twr.al amendments, Mr. Cowper stated
that he would distribute three thou
sand pamphlets giving the text o;
each one proposed, "
In add'tion to the committee several
representative Democrat were pre
sent at the meeting. The following is
a copy of the rejolutions of sympata
adopted: x J
Kinston, N. (X, Aug. 10. 1914
At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of Leno'r county held in tae
court house in Kinston on Monda,
August 10, 1914, the following reso
lutions were unanimously adopted by
rising vote:'
EE IT RESOLVED that in thia
hour of sorrow caused by the great
perscnal lo3g sustained ty Presideni
Woodrow Wilson, and especially com
Ing as it does at a time when the ci
ties and responsibilities of his ofcea
press heavily and with unusual strain
upon him, we express our profound ana
sincere sympathy w:th him, our un
qualified approval of his course in tne
?t, and out greetings and "God
Speed" to him in the tuture. '
BE IT RESOLVED thet a copy pi
thes resolutions be forwarded to the
President's Private Secretary, with the
quest that they be handed to the
president or that he be made ac
quainted with the contents of same.
G. V. COWPER,"
H. F. LAWS, Chairman
Secretary.
DRUNKEN BRAWL ENDS
IN DEATH OF MAN
" w- ar,Mt round unconscmus in
New Bern streets, Early Satur
day Morning.
New Bern, Aug. 10. E. W. Sar
landt, who lives a few miles out from
this city was found early this morning
near the tracks of the street railwa.
company, by a motormcn in an un
conscious condition and died without
regaining consciousness.
It is thought that the man. came to
his de h in a drunken brawl in wh.cn
he and - three . companions engaged.
Alexander Curtiss is detained by the
police pending an investigation. Clys
Canady and S'd Sautier are the otier
two, who are alleged to have btenVii.
the party and the polio are on tee
lookout for them.
MOVING PICTURE WILL
. ILLUSTRATE LECTURE
TONIGHT AT COURT HOUSE
A free lecture will ba given at the
crurt t- r cr. thft subject 'or
fvC: d and street Improvement, bj
ClnHei E. Foots, a G?cd Reads ar.cl
Paving special:t, of Nsiv "York city.
Hi iectiirt will begin at, 3 o'clock.
Three ree's cf moving pictures wlii
be shewn in illustrating the lecture.
Theae poitray the Asphalt Lnke ;
the Ulsiui of Trinidad in tha British
West Indies, nnd in Vei-v-zuein, cn the
ma'nlarsd of Sorth America, and tile
netheds I'.v which the meter al is mn. I
ed ivA handed. They also suov:-;
various methods of . ccnstiuetlng and!
mnintnT.ing pavements, as the work I
i actiinlly performed in those locali-!
tis which have made the most care-
ful stuoy of econcrr..c -sireat construe-;
tir-n.
There is no subject that comes clos
er to the hearts and pockats f the peo
ple than -proper and economical meth
ods o fstr'eet construction. The court
house should be filled with taxpayers
and their families who desire informa-
ton along these ines.
The lecture and pictures are purely
educational in their churactre, and are
entertaining as well.
SIMPLE SERVICE MARKS
LAST RITES TO MRS WILSON
No Funeral Music or Eulogy. .Pres.
byterian Ritual Read by Prince.
' ton Pastor. - -
. (By the United Presi)
Washington, Aug. 10. The Rev.
Sylvester W. Beach, of Princeton, for
mer pastor of the Wilsons, road the
simple Presbyterian ritual at the fun
eral of Mrs. Wilson today. .The oc
casion was marked by no funeral ma.
sic or oulogy, - - , .
Prof. Stockton i Axson, Mrs. Wilson'
brother, who has been in the far west,
arrived this morning.
Both branches of Congress adjourn
ed today and all departments of the
government are closed. ,
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