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WORK OF BBAMIOXftSr.
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Prevented WlimllireCfci:?
Tan Stral jtWfctm 5Trs-'
, tees el Waie r,t 1 - a .e ta
rpeclai f o The pun. 'SSftri-rr6 '?f
rrJeUh, ft CVJuly,13.-TU t?ake
county grand i Jury? la followingfn
tructlonr from; Jadse Q-y.V.ier.'-Neal
In his unique charge Monday In the
matter ot having an eye to the fcroBf
cutioa of defendants who perjure theni
, .selves when on the stand in. their
own' behalf. Joe Baiythel young
farmer otvNewlJghf township, ho
was acquitted ')m plr'if
charge ot disturbing a trimative Bap
tist meeting; Judgo Neal -afterwards
disclosing the? 'ijnj.
vice on the roand&
have convicted Bailey, Is now reindic
ted by the grand Juty on ' that charge
of perjury in that ha tifed'la f Ma
.own bohalt that he wai not "fiUBain" at
the meeting 1 while t wo membg-a ot the
congregation testified that he1 waa. The
warrant Is ont for Eailey ,on tne new
Ind'etmohf but it is fcOtyet served, j.
trochan- MraaslanV a youag Armen
1 a waff given two yara in the, peni
t ir-farT today for a. murderous as-
t m his. 15 year old Bister Mary.
; with ,fr!oaJj t the'.;, will
.f her brother.He upUra.Uvid her for
it "and sho ran.' Ha fired at her, the
.lullot tatei-lti"':)rirWy'
Che was Jn tho hospital threo weeks.
Fine" work of Braadon in the hex
for Raleigh yesterday prevented JWil-
mlngtdn from getting three straights
here tt'a week, th Be Sot winning
from the Sailorsfyesterday; : 5 to 1 So
well pleased were the Ral6!-a fans that
ihov r.ade- uVoodly purses for the
r
i h twirlor' and tpme of the other
j'ayers as an 'e'x'presauaol ap
' 'Ion." The score fallows l
f .vvr. .c:3 CCS 9- r 1
-on ;.v..'.cioccdc:ji r i
'srlos: Eussey t..J .3 f r V'J-
-a; Erandoa and "r-an f :r f.al
. rasunaary.Two t.. fcy U.
'-"ton, ICoff Jian "and F.eld for
, Easea 'ca balla, Trai; .'.n 2:
2. Struck, out by Eussey 3;
"on 10.S Umpire Henderson. Time
l our and forty ruinates. ' Atte'nd-
o hundred 'dollar reward Is offer-
the. state for -the arrest of theuhe chtirches with insincerity because
r-murderers or jonn m. morris
e ne t : roe,"! Thera 'are
to-hava;fceca two, ct the
t:.e r "ri is t""0 each. Mor
s 'iot : 11 ty t ren wno
f r r nnrv !.jv known
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Also offlciate at t
His lecture will ;
series .'the broth..
foi(,by distinguished men 'ct the coun-
try. . ...;.; . - -. .
.There' was hb, sal of the plant and
good 111 bl the Ralelsh EvetunglTlmes
as, there" bs 3 .advert:, ed to b by Re
ceiver' Paca, J ' j T.'alter Neal having
ma-Van t - c ::: i it "olt. oathe
grr d that It v . s made tb appear, to
i t' a t'-j c--: uiay wlll be able to
II . .to Its l . '. utedneBS without, the
vl. : x co-Riiflt::;.aoe t. ft ecelverthip,
:a it IT nierstood that ,the affairs; of
e . receivership -.will .be wound tv'pt
once; ..; jm : jalo "Jm : to h4v." been' to:
the t?cheat bidder tbrbush jealed hida.
Th Enidar-Ralney Company of Sal
isbury, melv'edht charter today,;capl
tal $15,C00 for wholesale grocery tasi
nessJty L, A. Fr.!-?y and A. U. eaidf.
There is also a charter for the Reids-
vfll Paper'Companyj capital $25,000
by ft Toy, H, R. Scott and others.
State Superintendent of Fubllc Ih-
Btructlon J.' Joyher calls the North
Carolina- Association ; of iCountr ? Sni
perlntendents)';to ;nieet ?U Morehead
August 28, Vti arid 28, for the anajual
conference oetwoeit state superintend
ent and count euperlntendenVThe
law 'makes attendance by hl county
superintendents ompulsoryfeav"
?. Ther;'; arrisisteen iiebnntlei 'repre-
senteo jin; enrollment of 210 teach
er for the eummer school at Boone,
Watauga TfeoBn accoraing to jnfor
mitlpij Just received 'la ttie office o the
state bu perintendent ot public Instruc
tion. - &i ?itf-' iiyn if?
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V.'
ocs .iifiTtitt ta CttndKit;for
'rresiaent "ei Prohibition TicketA
."-'5t.'";;i.
By Wire to The Sun.
Columbuai O., July 16.-The refusal
at Seaborn Wright, of Oeorgla, to alT
low his name, to go, before he Nation:
ai rronimuoa-convenuon aa a candi
date for -'president: has; left the dele
gates very much at sea as to the can'
dldates, but certainly not tor ft ' lack
ot inaterlftL i;:s:?',v
H. UJ'eakeot Sandusky, O., li not
presiding as . hlnn& of . the state
meeting, becansr ot the alleged
of Judiciousness in his keynote
as temporary chairman of the ephyea-
: Peake's attack on the Churches and
the" Antl Saloon Leagna ind' aainst
the "woman's ouSrage movement la the
subject ot bitter comment
; lie -declared that rdecayea preach
ars' wore making their living out' of
the' Anti Saloon League, fthd charged
they do not ' support the prohibition-
ECIE SSttpi :rl tZU& PijSTPOJnEII.
rrls;
e Too T.1 rren ta ' Endure Jto
Cy-Cr.Me-to.The Sua,-.1,
E i" i. July 11The case of Prince
r! '"p ii Elcnburg, who la being tried
t i
'i t:
s . cf perjury la connection
rnUrt
" 1 3 t i 1
's,of,last year.
1 on acoount
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. oplnlua r
to, 'follow
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t; t'-e 1.'.
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al weakness
uf f
I ly tlie court
i l ' ' "9 Would
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Vr!iqated la
aaraai
Iloa f YriB gAtea 3Uy Stoaetawa
jt-AsfcefcWim'
fiysWlr to The Sua. . v .
WUmtogton,tNC.Jnly ItjPlre
thla morning , about :;T.SQ. o'clock de
stroyed the Ocean View hoter,. one ct
the' MUiififiO
Beach,' also the casino and several
other 'bolidlngs.' 'srS.ST-ffe,
)n icostly and; handle pavilion
Lnmlna caught fire,' but was saved.
The tire' originated in restaurant
anV : butfos. hj-lwind ? belng.-iii-; the
rignt direction many buHOinga on tne
beach would have gone.'
: HITCBCOCX 60E8 WEST.
Has1 Beea Dedde4 That He Xust Ee
a Flghtlig Ciraaad, ,
By Wire to The Sun,,'
;Tlrglala -; Hipt8prSfJlir;3il
of the repttbHcan. Bfttfoaal committee
frhb, has' had talks, almost evory 'day
for a week Tlrltk Mr. ;Tal and has" Just
returned, from XJticW N.-Ti, where he
went to " confer j with Jaa : ShermH,
auuie jf vice-preident.jJef w
afternoon for the west to Bpend -sev-
era 1 ...dayjl' tia' jipjiectt ye "point; being
Denver ; aaa orasnjSBrjBjvSU'
though he;' may " atop at -Columbus to
see' Axtiuir 'ifHrn'.Jimuoni
for Mr. Taft, and at Chicago, go over
thevground with Senator Hemenway,
ot .fodlana; Wovr In Charge at :the hjeaA.
It la i.under8tobd thaC -Jmuci j of
Hitchcock's Ume will be spent in the
west, which part?- leaders realises' Is
the fighting ground,, and because -.of
the' anxiety, about some of the weat-
em atatea, Hitchcock .was, harrtad off
Tart had no political Visitors today
f n"J spent iuost of his time with the
creiary- worainf on nis speecn oi
ceptance, though, he : found - time
c.uly lathe moroinr to get out to the
; .WaBhington,:v'iaiy."t ,16.amea-:?,'ft
caormatfi republican,; ?aa41data4 ; tor
?se-resiaent, today decided W resign
fa chairman of tho republican con
greaaional- campaign - committee and
wllj within a few days5 call'A meeting
at which time a successor will be
chosen. ;. RTi-&&LW$
Coiictc -n iJamca A,.Tawney, ,bf
Mlnnosota, one cf the republican rhips
of a'r . - 3 , watt, isSbst'r Alt-
Cussed If I j i .J, but may not c
oept, all' '- can fct cbosain'Wtth
put oppoi,..:a U,L will but say .the
word, v 1 . '-a an! '- 'K
Tawney wa a th'rd tonti for Jjtooaa
701 boomer, and Las a fioht on' his
hands for rcnoiuljaticini'ftaJ' rieoila all
the time he en t't to watch offences
at home. -, .,. . i. V); ilfh ' ')
V Nobody? elre la mentioned for the
Mace If Tawney c ticot oo h la way
ilear t accer-t It, lt Bhermaa.' has
tt' length dec! : 1 U u!d ba obviously
!m proper for ! '
. cket amd rt
adttee chair
1 1 1 1 1 on tie rational
i ,. :res;..r;3i -com-
r i:a t i
UN0rrv2
4aI ftf .ew-
BI ACQUITTED
Saya X Kaf to Sheet Km la Keep
t . -;:,..?,..- ., '-i..-.-v.., v.;.-
dat - . Shootmg CerBallet
la Kls Laaf Has JTet Beea E-
f ' i'J'iH' ''"''.'''' W -J i?f -
8yWir i'Tfce Sun. s 5.trH
? fjong cngn, i. i., juiy . lm atrs.
Hartley T.v Hgrner, who V :beid on the
chagehbttelonious assault pending
the outcome f a bullet wound she ln
filoted on her 8on-ln.law, tr. Simpson,
said "iodayirough hervUwW'ttlS
she' would.plead self-4efense as her
JusUflcaUbnfbr the act jand expected
to' be acquitted. ' . '
"I had lived, in fear nf rir Rlmnsnn
for a long.tlie," she said, fantf bad
toshoof him to keep him from shoot
ing n- , f - , ,
All the doctors In Roosevelt hospi
tal are still probing for the. bullet In
fiimpson'a'-lHhg. but caa'tget; ! aid
toda jreaj hope'le eld bathat
simpaoa can recover.
CrBQIttES P0Up O HAEB0R.
lWered ia PaUpgeo FoHewing p on.
;raaTi waoiesaie wewaiag.;
Sy'WlreT-fhe Sun. ;': ''-;-s.:.:';' ''.J V
Baltimore; Md.; Jaly :l.EaTiy this
moi-nln th?( oMcebot : Lannan. Da-
tma af liinday-:8torttv ipicked iiip
taa'bpdles of ifary Bader.-.Mary Weld,
ner, Emma Weldner,- - Antonr Bader,
Joseph Bader and HenrJ Dutousch.
i They were found floating about 250.
Jrarda southwest of Hospital , shore,
most , directly across the- river from
where the same boat' yesterday raoov-
tredlhe bodies of Joseph B. Lergeu
miller Peter Dletrick,- Edward JOmi
merman, ana wuuamMueucorav zoav
otheK victims.
RAISED EHXS OCT.
Twe Dollar Votea Kaia. lata tttm
Passed aa Clarkabarc Kercaaata
By Wire to The Sua; -.,.
v Clarksburg, W, July: 18Hpae
and: two dollar bills, raised by Ink
etching Into flya doling bills are being
circulated here, and business men are
heing yarned, ljy the banks; to he oa
the. lookout for thetn..':Severalot ,(he
raised bills Twere passed yesterday wad
today; but the counterfeit was not dis
covered until ;1:iatiilBrt',Uk;
the banks for deposit .'; .'. ;; '
The bills .are cleverly, raised and de-
taction is possible only by close scrut
Injf, i; All the' large figures in the cor
ners; aa well - a - the letters .of the
words denoting figures, are caretnny
rased, and stamps of the higher fig
ures and letters are placed Over them.
W Sri. TIUES EXPORT, frzm
ByVire 40 The Sun,i,jfV';'fi;sy
Richmond, Va July le-r-Bradatraet'
Saturday will .say tor Richmond . anc
victmty?; r"&VZfKW)M&h-s
Trade conditions genorally are about
as reported last week;, aome linea show
improvement- ; Dry Qoods' donlera-re
port fair ordors. T.'holesale dealers in
and rooster ' of c "ee and tmpotterr
ot ; teas report i lea lq excesa . ot
comparative per' 1 ct last yearv . Pro-
due and fruit tlontlful.;.. Larger
su'rmenta of i i f om North Caro-
:' are not-: cturera of ex
'.s, aoda f t rr"? and gro
: -.aipecla!' ' ' va.' Favor ai:
ccndl" s la Ylrn
5 r:or:h C
f X . 'J a f ' '
i C- '7 '-
4 14 f
t A
i t'Ttie ae;..jns
" I Ii r; tern
fi 1 ' 3 Cut"!
i t- i. r..uu
i tre slow, ;
RAXSfia 1 3 ; COBRESPOKIDEHT.
Keaaedy, E j by Keroccaa Bandits,
g.aa UBe rwa,-.;.-By
Cable 0. The 8ua. .
Londa,4Jnly 16. Foreign Secretary
Grey announced In the house of com-
monsc today that Clark Kennedy, the
Englishman who was captured by Mo
roccan' .brigands more' than a month
ago and held for ransom", had come to
terms with' his captors, asd expected
to effect his release shortly. . - v
Kennedy, who was In Morocco sa the
correspondent for a London; newspaper
as once a wealthy Scottish Iandown-
fct; JR; married Ilsa, Alice. Appleton.
ot Boton who iff ad a f ew yeara later.
"The foreign, ofi.ie was persuaded at
about deliberatlly for newspaper pur
poses;
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BOLT. HITS GFABDSireirS CAMP.
8p:liaten Tree Close ta Sow af Teats,
Sparea Soldiers. '
ay Wlr9 to The'un.:-;;S;;:- ;''.r
-AnnapoIlB, Md., July' !. Lightning
struck a chestnut tree at- Saunders
Range this at ternoonwhlch la only
about 10 yards from a raw' of tents.
In which were the membera "spjjjh
Annapolis company ' of r guardsmen,
now on duty there. Tha ' tree Vas
splintered down one sidev ,
Allen Hubbard, '. a member ot the
Cambridge company;, who was doing
sentry duty a 'few ;;vards;..iway,:; saw
the lightning play around his body
and iegs, but was not Injured.
BICYCLE AYARDID
Uou N. Heaimtm Tam The Tint
Last ff!gM4. C Jehnsea Geta See-
Dad trtaa,
I The contest' tor the bicycle ; given
away by.The Sun for the largest pum
ber of tea-cent sales sold by Its news
boys and newsdealers came to a close
last night, and the wheel waa awarded
to Leon N. Henderson, who had ,822
tickets
Each ticket represented ft ten-cent
ale. v v
The second prise was awarded to J.
C. Johnson, better known as the Blind
Man. who had 578 tickets. Mr. Joan-
son' received $5.00 in gold .
The third ariae was awarded ; to
Robert Snolllngs, who had 350 tlckeU
Robert' received a'watca as his '.'fa.
The Sun ia grateful to the boys who
have worked to earnestly in thla con
test, ' they having made many new
friends for, the paper and It is thadei
aire ot the management to have these
new friends remain friendly toward it
it shall be the aim of the management
to make" the" paper Interesting"; and
newsy In an' endeavor to keep them.
; The Sun la no lest grateful to the
boys who were In the contest but did
aofwhi They too added to the list
at tnanr- new friends: WVv V-:'
OFFICERS ELECTED. BY ELKS.
Hash L, BaUaad is final Exalted
Raler..v,' 15 v-
By; Wire fo The Sun. " - -' '.
V Dallas;? Tex? July M8rand B
alted Ruler Rush Li Holland, Colorado
Springa,-
;ClraBd:tUael LaadfiBff;Kal()tL'
John G. Shea, Hartford; Conn.
; Grand ; Esteemed Loyal Knight Al
M. Macelwee, Fort Worth, Texas.
- Grand Esteemed Lecturing Knight
Warren O. Sayre, Wabash, Ind.
Grand .Treasurer. Edward: .Leach,
New York. , ;7-'-'
Grand Tyler, Charles E. Decker, Mln
.. Grand Tmsteei. Alfred T, Holley
llackensack, N. J.V ,'d s
Grand Secretary Fred C Robinson,
Evuka. Iowa.7v':-i!v'-v :ii
Crand Inner Guard A. M.' Taylor,
Zl An-iatlaertla.';'.'-'
; Next conveatloB city, Lo Ansoles
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Taw York,. Jy 1 C "
. i tie mv ..fca i 1 !
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DROPS DEAD ;
Q D. Jordan Cnni'
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COMPTROLLER OF ASSURANCE CO. ' 'l
Had ; Beea Waated to Appear Befora
the Arautreng InTestlgatins Com- .
mlttee aad Explain His ManagemeBt
af the Eo.altaala
By Wire to The Sun.i
New York, July l.-Thomaa T. Jor
dan, formerly comptroller ot the Eqult
able ; Llfe Assnrancejsoctety, dropped
dead of heart dioeaae t?day in the Wall
street station by tragic circumstances.
Scores of persons saw him fall, amonx
them Dr. F. Cl Welle, a friend. - t''")M
stricken, friend, but ho saw immediato-
ly; that'; -rJ-r Jordan- -was -vdeai:;. v.Mr;:';
Jordan had parted fr&n his son, Frank M
B. Jordan, only a momont before, andi ?c
messenger overtook the yonug man . -
on the otreei and informed hln of his i j
father's death. The son was overcome'
with grief. ' ' t
It was in the course ot tho Arm
strong committee Insurance investiga
tion th&t ' Mr. Jordan's mama cama
prominently before the public. ' It waa -broaght
out then that Comptroller Jor- V
dan had acenred lo&ns aggregating "v:
$68,000 for himself ad James W. AI-, ;.
exander, former president ot the Equt, .
table, from tho Mercantile Tru3t Com- ,
pany, and that these loans hid beoa . ,
cpveiproah books ot .fh.apad.
pany. Thla $88,000 cfjne fa,bjBRM!fa '.
as the'"yel!oW dog"fund. ; , ' vy??
A desire was expressed by the" Arm- . ':
strong committee that Jordan appear
before the committee and explain his '
financial maccgememt of do Equitable, ;
but the prccesa Bcrveta were unable to
locate Mr. Jordan. H!s ccn was called
before the cemmittoo and askod to tell
where his father waa. The young man
said he did not know. - .
It was after the Armstrong Investi
gation had come to a close that Jordan
put. In aa appearance.; It was then
learned that ho had been In Europe. Aa
a result of the disclosures made before
the Armstrong committee, .the grand
iry found eighteen indictments for
forgery and ono for perjury against
Jordan Only recently Mr, Jordao ap
peared before Justice- Goff and plead
aot guilty to the indlctmenta Hs
trial was setior the fall. ; , :
Since his indictment Mr. Jordan had
remained before the publlo eye as lit-
H.i. ik: invn L. ''
jt financial c'rcles, his name attorn -', JT i
appeared In print , '.r'' '
Mr. Jordan had come to New Yoik '')
today from his home in Englewood, N.. ' ; V
1,' to attend a directors' "meeting of , I '
the Pacco Improvement Company, of v", rV?: ' - :
which he waa vice proaidont, whon he . , .,-, ' ;. i
was stricken. - :''-: :' y':;i'Y.syi-:'i'
As '.eobn;; Mr: Jordan's eon-, hadMv v 'Sl-vt'!';
been aommoned the body waa taken to ;:; sy&;xt',:
the police-statlon.-There'it'was vtewad (:0??&s:&$gt.
by Coroner's Physician Weston, who '
said that death was due to heart fall-v v
ure or apoplexy, and that an autopsy '
was not necessary.. He gave perml8-
sioa for the removal of the body,7 and
Frank Jordan had the body' of his
father, taken to Shglawbod,'
Mr. Jordan leaves ft widow, his son -
Frank, and a daughter, Mr Edward D.
O'Brien, who mirried the son of Judga
Dennis O'Brioa. , 1 1 ; , ( . J - -
6. W. ELKOS' B0KE BPRJTEBv ,
PkllaaIptU Traftlon Heir
Away J
Wfcei Uktatac Strikes,
By Wire to The Sun. kMytf'.ii;)f?
Phnadelphla. July ; liDnrtng aa
electrical atom which passed over
Ogonta a suburb, tonight, the ; beautiful-country
residence of George W. '-
Elkinsr aoa of the late WUliam Li
ECMna, traction magnate, waa struck
br E.-thtntmc and d.itroVed hv fire: The
less la eatimated at f CCO.COO. i;'.;t
.Lundreds of dollars worth of brie t
a-trae and. paintings were saved' from r':;v,l'v
the Cre -br'partanft-attracted-.ta-'-tli.''(
scene.'' iThe Are. la "the r 'lat f thef:
suhartaw homes of some of the' gaoatf
I rt ';--:;t resSdaots cf t'.'a city, cas-jA,;y
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