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VOL. II. NO. I,
PITTSBORO;N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1902
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' VULOAKO JffUEEES COMB
.
Reach' "San Francises' and TeH Sbry
d Devastation and Suircri.no-,
THOUSANDS OF 'NATIVES K!LLEl
IlantaUn JJrld Coder invent Cent of
AkUw. ).n nod SkivI HfU5e K
raped Out tu Vtirir Mwtbea rnU of.
l hlrvrl !wrm'mr t'.w l"nlate"
tion Martlott t"rp nrlwMr.
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Pan Francisco, Cal.-The first of I be
J -.from the devastated laud
of 4,,iientr!.I; arrived a the roie
Mull fiKtincr" City of Fara. They
n? from the districts from t3:c Inland
and traveled over a country laid
waste by fAiv.. fishes nnJ pumice br
Tore' reaching r railway istatl-m. Tber
tbeu made the joiriH'T by rail 'a Oham
lerieo. and there -Pick the steamer' to
Sao Fran."i-. The retire mBih!
on No" .'. , T, when the volcano was
Htllj . .They a-ipJ with little
utn the- Uli!ug they wore.
ir it'ttstetvtslaiiii confirm tvttiriea f
ihV'bms of hfe. . They -ay that t lie
victims fr the, jiso.it part Were Indian,
tboussu-'ds tf wjuin! were asphyxiated
or buried in the sano. Miies ot pi.-ui-talions
an- r.nler ash, and nhbne
TuUs is tb Jot of many planters, whose
nil w hs invested m the FJnc. ' ne
refug"--- cuims Jr:u within half au
bom's tide (if ;bith! lirtriiii.s. aul
ttrinj; i3frnatkn timt Ut tin rn!
nsnt f ri !! r? bw nwriuaiff
tti- liiwhtl ' 'fi!'iii', rohlnne an4
taisnicrios ret . 1h ral nl
lrtlK till' a!-Hi'"r!ll Stl'l .H"SA'iat"
! j 4a nt aiivtfii. T!w irii4e It-ft Cx-bitu!
n t5i pJat.-itiH'.- If is 11. re in
iiiijjjjfr nf ';; fi'iitit Marvaiion. fr
tli f.ml ir-p!y ha ho'-i .tu off. :ui'l
th-i' U no iv a v to .,$ a! fi'l1i- to
alt.-r !. avU:s (M.. ;rjt -i'ay!r
t t.;iiiiiv- xr i'di-rii! fnafhisu the
Vai!?r. VS--n t!i.""vf '!U off b
of i;u.tt-r.iAla lUf olurle a
to !w Ti'r-il with Ijlis j4h'. At
")."!, f;-r!fv tiiTi wrS alxit lalf an
m-h -' ah M-pr fhtt.fs f I 1m? h'r!f
oit'l the srotithjvvais rtf-'WiI a lv a
tn'M'..irm.J(',.- ili- fali:2,
lt!itrU'rt wr f-iKt'-ii dsya aft!
1 1. t;-rii "f ''" mountainAll
lli vfr'jorv atniH I'.tliiM -; 'Sau f
l'lKaiio Nuf r.'l I:etrtliin5is niv
iiv'cd :,; ii' ;.(.. M'iny of t!.i jiiau-
t.".1 !n wmi' ii'!V iH! until-!- frr.ia live lo
j( V( 11 fi-'t (.f iVI.fijtaijil all lioix' at
t-riv V'-'r-Jahnina th'fa lisd 1.111 slwn
m. 'J'h? tili; tcl?iil:oi'5ii0!l for mih-'a
v a l'i'ru::j'.' wi!.lrn'M.
N. s from last-rsari2) mh! uiat
ihtro aiitl mary more witv sUitr cti
to iilc.if'K fui'tiicr 'away fri:u lii o!-
(alio aota Slaria. f.'as-ij.a fnrttsvr '1
iirin'i;Mi frcui St Mat')' f tli ff't-
jli.ji vvcre vithoitt"" br-tif or :-.eIter.
and th.lf eondiiiitti w,t pitiful. At
that pbo-e- no-t of the 1-nddiiiCM bad
Ix-cn hadly ilaraasod. if tm! eoropbooly
l?.vtroy'd. by 'he fien-e eartlupiake
that etcrnitipaliieil t!:c ' ormtiots of
the -vuiratio. Vben lU- hii wnr.l
a;iii fruni M;:r.iit-n.niui. tifsun i.iv
nfi-'t' t!i tiii- crttpi h-n of H:iti!ft Maria,
tlii- earth had bun lit i:i'-t;t;if
trriiilililitr.- ,
At ,"i)!niiprrico a niodesi ti!tna' of
1hf b"1 to the ci.flVe crup plact i- ii at
J' i.'jijn (jaiiiials.
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RCOSEVEIT AT MEMPHIS.'
Tli rrld-?P Make. Four rertie I!e
rrption lo Ornrral YVrlglit.
Memphis. Tcjiu --Although the fe
tivitie of the day tvlehrated the hniiie
eoinitoj of tJcticral I.uUe K. Wiijrht,
Vlce-iiuvernor of the l'hilippltieii, 1'iesi
dent ltoo.-.evelt' prchiuee wait the over
uliadovvins feature. He made four
upeeclot!. t
F.xcitrslon train were nu, and n
number of dlntlnj;ulshed people weio
preoent, ittuoim whom were (Governor
Benton McMillan and Ceuerul 'Joseph
Wheeler.
Imniedlately after lite Pivaldenl'g nf
rival there was parade lo the tlayoeo
Hotel, w here a hreakfant wan tendered
to the 1'renlditit and Oenernl AVrlght
Jointly by the women of Memphis.
Iu rexponxe to a toani proponed In hit
honor by Jude llammoml on behalf
of Mm. Hammond, rrenldent Koosc
velt responded a follows:
"I do know of Sunt hern women, for
I am the on of olio of them, t.Vp
phtute.) .Now, one word about the women of
Mempbf. That you are charming noen
without nayim;; iiny one can nee that,,
(Applinife.t And that . you have thO
I'miper liplrlt, I m certain, after hav-.
Ins: llt-tened to Mi'. llaiitiaotid (lin,et
Via the JVh'U'o w hc.l 1 1) say." (AiidaiiM' )
. I't-cshleiit Ibioaeveli aluu paid n h!;li
i'oiiHliineiil Irt'tJetiiHttV HVilslil for liU
wrvh-ea In th ' Fhlllppliie..; ',
At i he ciiiii'laMOil of the I'lenhh'til'S
remark' the audience of more ih.iu
:iiiiu iMi'ued In ("Inj-'im: "Hod l!ti With..
.Vim Till We Meet. Attain."
At midnight the l'rcxidcit ,;-,il ynvly
left, for Washington over the Souiheru
Kuihvay. , '
J It'll I'lnat FiiuR Klnrtii For t'lilnn.
The Mart o,' v'u Tips F.'itis from
WiiMhiimton for China wan the occasion
of in tit'h ceremony. Mr,,Wu prneeeded
from the t'lilnem.' Legation to the rail
road Hlrtdou in company with the en
tire. Legation Matt and a mnnhcr of
FervntttH. At the ntntlon tie took leave
of bin Kubordlnatea In a formal ami
d!j;nlllrd manner. Mnie, Wu linn tfone
to AUanth- V ty to vhdt her son. Tiny
twill pfl to China later.
WORK OF THE LIFE SAVERS
Faots Contatnei in the Annual Re
portoflli8 Cenf ral Superintendent
Of 8000 Prrtoni Iinirrillj lr the Se
Store ThdO Mncty-nia fr Cnt,
tVfTr lteruI Dminc tK Vrnr.
T!ihislon. n. O.-Wbnt, tit Life-
JSavlus Kcrvice tliil dnriiis 1JC in rvs
ruius hiim.in lir-ins t 1 jircpwty, ira
IHirilU(J l.-y the s, i toM ia tlip an
nual rt'iurf f the iipjwrn! Puii.'riutfa-
The iMinil'r if 3'sBSH,-r, to tsncti
fnp!ijM t's(-Is wtj or mfli-i than
In any y-ar 1'fw. xwin ISyS ami
I'.WI. TIip vwt )a irr3(l 3M-4 r
ftin. of wh'tiit iiinrto 'ti wcro l'.wt. In
(idli1on tlir- vrW.'f vf i-as'jaliis to
nmln'ntiK;i'! craft anilliuata. row
lrfats. (. -ii ( in? 75 persons, sir
of whom jitTirihfil. Th' toial loss of
lit tlnrf-rt. twctiiy five. v.Uk'b
is far Ww tl;p satxty!- a.v vrj'.m.
,-Tli cslimati-d f:ih't 'of th? 1sr--rornifHl
vrv! was't.rif! s;nl that
of their mrjocs srti3;:!i.:',s;i, mnUinir a
total of f H.:s:j,iift. Of tills ariiiiiu-t,
fl2.12-i.2Li wasavf.'l atii! J?2.2m.7!"
ht. Tht attiOMUt of ifjin-rty JiDjr
Sl!il srraly cifi i -'i-il ih.ii ,f any jirr-'
rimts y :.r. owing to the bunm! nm
of lar!i rseln involved. No li-fs
than fifty-four vs.'ii of itior' tluin
!- tons or!fn, ot wftw n nuiniHT
thirty-thro were ptf.oni'S'n, sufft'r1!!
disTor. Flfty-oiie vsso;s wi-re to
tally Ui.
Thf valu. of the nuilttfimientej ' Tf
l that ! wrer'ipj i !itiiat(l
at ?174.l"o. .f whii li vt?re
sar ! at.d'Ci-ir. wr lost.
Tin- lifi'-saviiis t?vv4 tip) and
siti!d iii Having 4"i4 itiiinrSni'd vsfmels,
VKlut'd. tvtth thtir jtfso-a; at fS.StJT.
22o. Tin Twa MUft affurjd Mial
an to Wl ot3iT r-tIa. fxc3u; f
2"7 iDntauN'xia wUI-b ',f-l' rmiuSti
loto dfiiuf v-frf. -warnod o!T Jy t)
MtitliMaXpatrolwion.
ThXyotxtrt tll tl story of 3o
tttf-rxw niomhor of tltpv3tn!m0r
"rp off tli y-orift of Cjt!f 'ud ou
Mar'-Ii 17, and aJ,n:
"A iitDVftm ti ,to-raiv ty popular
t!( '''ri!-ii!i a fift.3 fi r slio rtlif of
tb. wfdf.wa &f i hildj-'-n left rti-pt-nil-t?nt
:i! l up' (3y . n fu'td in th ronii-r.t!-Ju!t
of mwri tlian f S'.'.wt't. Many UK! ti
time ors.-atjIzaUiaK jrave t'uitixr t-x-pr!wr'i;5i
to tlio ffinwal t8jtijat of
tb' conutvy tltrotjsh iHtiriip and
''jsH'itiorinlK to Coi'iiin-is for lis paitts
of a n.'liin'S''t provide, for Kimilar
fas- in, thi fttrnro. A IdU ww In tro
ll u-'tv in ttip Hon? of i:pr'ntatlv
tr lh." t'otnwlitw on !i;ti rs?a! and
Forriii (i!!invr.e. r.r.J the hn;u i
t'!ni';!y titinfi-l th.il it may- le
Hima law."
TIm P' t xpin1lU!to of tiii' mai:ten-Bn-
of t!u K(fvk-c ilunug ti:i. rear
was fl.C!.y2.
C0DF5EY HUNTER KILLS A MAM.
Sou of Hi t"iiltd Mat. Mlnltt.r tr
Itiiatfmaltt lit Trntihl..
VVastiiff'.-i.'Xt, 1. C. A t icjraiif re-
ceived at the' State I lep.nrtinent from
.Tame.'. M'.Xaib;. the I'nited Suites
I'oisvcl - ii'c!!cr,.l ai (3uaten:a!a t'ity,
-U!tHli!'d the luirmat1";! that W.
liodfccy IIiitr. Jr.. a sou of the Fid
ted St.-ies Minister to iiLit- 'iiala and
!! inJnra. had taken refuse In th.1
.nn-riian lent'ou. after bavins shot
and billed William l'it-c:-:.Id. of
Ht.ui.I lhip!d-. Mich. The teli Tl in
dicated that James l. Bailey, of Ken
tucky. Secretary of tlo I'niieil Stateq
b'trath-ii at. tJu.neaiaJa Cily. waij Smpii
eated in the affair, and bad also placed
himself under M Inl.-der, Hunter' jiro
teetlou. , '
'oiiubfencrpl McNally said in his
tnea:e that yotnift Hunter Nhot hl
victim four timet. Minister Hunter,
be said, claimed for b!a son diplomatic
i mm unity from arrest, and would net
mirrcmler him to thet Guatemalan nu
ihorltie.K. When the f'oiisul-f Jeneral'a
dispatch wan tsenl irreat escitement
prevailed around the legation.
At ,the State Hepurtment here It Is
ald seml-ofllclally that there are prece
dent aupporting MlnUter Hunter's ac
tion. No notion will be 'taken by the
Government in the ene, however, un
til the Guatemalan Government make
)t formal demand for young Hunter.
Vnul MoNally has been asked for a
full report of the cane.
HE WASA " WOMAN."
Arthur Carver, Who MaMjtmradei n
Feinalr, Marrlrt.
Rockland. Me. Arthur Iwlle Carver,
who bad been represented im a mem
ber of the female ex for thltty years,
and who recently startled the commu
nity by voluntarily ackiiovvledlni: that
he la n man, has created another stir
by marrying. '
Mr. Carver, who ia how 1n bis thitty
fijst year, l a boh of- Mr; and Mm.
Geoi'j;!' 13. Carver,) who ii'Hlded In this
City until a few niontha ai;o. '
Tim real .reason why the, j,iaretiig
ehone li) have ''their mm ti throitfjh
life ria I.IIli.Hi t3. Ci'ivvi r have never
heen revealed. In bla, statement Car-.
ver cald that he had beea iii!iuiiierad
ln;; for more than ion yeart. tiaiun hi
WlijllfH.
POUND S3500 IN A SKO".
t'tilcnijo Mrafiiinl.fr Itrpttlvcet I'lfteva
eiil lrf llRlurnlnt; Ilia Mmipjr. ,
( 'hleilKiv-'-1 u a Hliiie leH lit b!s Mlop
V ba repaired Axel Soreii'iin, a etip
pled hoe'iimker of thht elly, found
!;;rifi,,The money wn In the jmssmdon
of KovetiHon for JuJt two hotirn, when
thi owner returned, wtylnn: "1 think I
lost a little paekaKoln here."
On dcHcvlhlng n pockethook In which
the money wan rout allied Snroneuii re
turned the properly, and 'for his re
wnrd wan paid llftceti cents for the
work In repairing the shoe.
CRASH RUINS HUNDREDS
Millville, H. h, Cu1.iirs . and Loan
Association Wrecked.
$105,003 LIABILITIES REVEALED
j Til. vpre'titr.T f tw Cowra Has Die
j ertx-arrj Ttn . l .lilntf. triHC
trM t M.ijr Jir lrnnl-No
pUn11nn rf M.nl-. Stated That DiV
' ldetid Wr raid Out of tli FriM'ipnl
M ill v )!. X J. Si:wo; at small for
; tmiis li'iui .h' :;!.; ..i-"d us a. ri uSl of
f th wr'fkin:; of tiic Miiivill' Mtot-k
; KttiWlng AFo-lntcn. 'irust fund? lo
, lous:iicr to vvidowji ar.d orphaiiK Lave
i l'vf i1'-"!; ::: d. Saving;-, in wuae
i civ.fr thp result of a lifpiittu of laWr,
;!'' ynt. St tick that has regularly
paid tit vidi m's of i.vf ji;r ci'tit,. t'.iid.
; vvhit h was Wt-lU-yi-d to W worth miffe
i.thao !!. jiar val'if. may hp' caftindy
jiv. iped ou'ty ai;d it oorifihtlf Is not
M tirtli Blurt; tl-a!) fiiiy Ofnjs oa the dul-
; Kii-hard L. IfowJf. for thirty yeara
; n ti tipwrfd v'-Mynx of this iiy. possfs-
( Kins tli' fullrtuifidfttw of his iH.-ish-
ho:, ha ,.fl!-i"n: dcd. ai'kii(jtvlpd"ii)ir'
r li( il) tti J tltijt- tf i 1H 1 jtS'l-UJ Vt
i t lie ixUi-prii of whl'-h he was th m-c-!
I't-'J-firy. A few days ago hcywas ie-
oi'.m-f d liy rovds of imich'cXfited iu-
divkluais who throJiL's-jr the Ktreets.
I In only act of reparation was the
voliveyiu-j of his property hpfe to tile
uiri-nis oi myMocii j-iUlIOUi-r As
j eiutUin. Tbijr'i'roiwrty was c':iedtiied
at a ratuajtiou of ..lt.it.o. hut au loves-
tiicaiiorpTOVf that it would sell for
no jyjtrc than ..".ooti.
lllehard Howell was one of the oris- 1
j-lmititr of. the Stock Buildiuir Associa--.
! t:o:i, wir.cli was formed in 1S74. lie
S wan made it Cmt (.em'tawy, and be .
! in Id that, position t if the day he myte- ;
t rlousjy disappeared. , I
i 'fiiej-e hud tieeu arne rjly rumors
j a tics t. hot tio ):, pave' them s-enou
' iho-"'hr. and litth- am otion was paid
to the absence of How.dl r.ntil be had i
: Im-cu son several day. Then tuv
, t'.noit were aked. and It wan learntd
1 that he had seiit 1) Geo -ye II. Ijinsley.
' the Ir"3leut of the Association, a
package containing deed to all of his
! :propi :t-ty in this part of the State..
j;, It was feared that the association
j wa In (.i-rioud difticnlt'.cs. but quiet
was restored when It was atiounced
t that Mr. Howell'i! property was worth
i yixjMHK A meeting of tlie stoi khold
! era ealb-d. and tliere was a full at-I-
tendance.- Many went' "there cspectiha:
j to hear had news, but the worst fears
I of the mnst pet-wiiidstic wore far more
than realized. Although the officer
j and director of the association 'were'
i present they would not talk. They
j were reptf M-nted by Walter Bacon, of
j Bridcetoli. who had been -employed as
' counsel. " i
Mr. Bacon said that a ohortajte had
j 'eon cn'810'.LilHriilg the lnut niimth.--1
' Me ii hj. d that fpr years the affair of .
! the association l!ad been in bad shape.
1 It wa thought that the income of the
' ;-nso( jat.'oH had been close to ?.".2.Ha
year during the lat two years. Instead
' of that It wa !mt SH.i'fNi.
Mr. Howell, who had '"chars? of the
; bcjihkei j.inir. had made a practice of
crediting all money lvreh ed to the ac
. count of prolit. . ,o when loans' had
lieen repaid he had added the princl
i jia'l io t It; profit account, mnkinii it pos
i sihle to pay the inn rest regularly and
keep every one pleased. Ir h a" fact
j thiijir years the capital of the anso
; claiioli has heen used to pay dividend.
I Mr. Bacon closed hU remark with
j the stif-Tos'lon that" ode of three
conrsen must be pumtied. . If luinlnens
Is to be continued 'the capital must he
replenished, if businesH !.i not to bo !
continued baiikruptcy hotild be ae-
ccptcd. The third alternative Is the j
appoint ntent of a receiver.
, One if the stockholders asked that j
expert be' employed' to go over, the i
book and account a. Thin wan object- i
ed to by Mr. Bacon on the crotind that '
there Is no motiey to pay the Increased j
expense. The stockholders became :
rather tisly, and Insisted upon having
their own way. A committee was then !
Appointed, and nil efforts to have one
of the present directors made h mem- j
ber of that committee, failed. Mr. !
I.ansley.was nuked If he knew where j
Mr. Howell had cone. He refused to
answer the otiestlnn.
The situation here Is pitiful. Hun
dred -of stockholders, must of them
poor person who had their nil staked
In hc association, have beet! left pen-iiI'cj-h.
Widows with children, who
were drawing five per cevr. dividend
from the concern, are cuti .-onre.l with
the calanMty of absolute picrty.
I t'.cy crowded around tho doors of
the ntlM'cs of the ruinid conmany while
the mtctliiv of thi slckhold'.'r'wtu In
si'slou, many u tllein swllhing phi
fully. . ; ? i.
- CiUV-.r?v:BeERS' tiCN al; ' V
I.iuiip of t'oiil nt Ili-nd or a rtritvo Mcam
' V.iiJji It I n leli ijti-.
ltidJanap.ms. I ml.--Mrs.' Mi-.mle Wed
ded, i if St. l.oiu.s, amiealcd to Mayor
Ihy'.'i'.'tU ef lo le.'M'u fn.in KttiV.s f'.ir.
tiill, 'the ;'rae rolii.i r. if the-lody of
ber f sum 'alicr had hi'.'n sick n.
'.Mayor lhn !; :l:er arranged a ivnfcf.
oiui and t'anirell inai'i' a contldutif
of - him, Gaim-cli recalled the - hoy"
hm'l.tl, and said the l.'edy was? not tiihrit
be-ca ;on if was too miuall, lie could
only ,hc1 four limlles of children in a
year, ho wild, to tlm Ooilenes.
Asked if 1- w.is certain 'oi' (he cti?!',
Cnntrcll tvp.ied' Hint if a visit wa
made to the grave a . ltnun of coal
would be found at the head. He placed
the coal there as a marker, he mild,
which would he ie.'ienized by all grave
rohbera that tho body was undesirable.
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MINOR EVENTSOFTHEWEEKi
TrAvnirsnTox iTrnis.
Th'rtiMrt- of lnpeotor-;iii(i-ral J. C
Brwkonridc ga vo itl-rh jtralso to the
Onerals opV'r-itins in t3so 'I'hillppJnom.
and paid that pro-jre bad hoojojaatte
in every dt pjrtnient of tL7 Ar:iiy.
Lieutenant O'lrw I?. H3i-o. who has
been In the Naval service for.ten years,
ling t-i)diT-d b.ss ri-si-jnatioa. is a
Keiit'ki.'!K.
R4en- Err;-yr-?r cf Xctr Vovlr. an
nounced his caad.3a',y fur Speaker of
the Fifty -o'ghtb Coug.fss.
The AwlKtaitl Keeretarj- of the Treas
ury awarih'd to "W: f.. and C 5. Bar
ton, of St.. I.ouis. tht? ountriet forlhe
erwtion of the Cownmont lutildins at
the Louisiaisa furobaw Kxp;sitioii.
orn.iiiomii!.x.
The riitiippino? T'l.-nhir Ty-'asnry Isa
suffered a 3o of l.n."l,i'.KK) sold hy U
dcpreehitioti ia t-i3ver.
;eceral Chaffe-. dt-clnnd ta the
i
Fnit'd Stales should try toxrt'muve the
Sultau of Join a'id p:nnu hiia.
The volcano KiJa'Jtpft; in JJ.twa.ii. ha
brok'u out to ilvitHit inleut erup
tion for the lat-fwenty jear. Ivilaua
has bow 5T11 iittoraM'ttent aetiviiy
Bince thcAUthivck of St. I'ierre.
rhoh-ta I steadily ict-recFia-; in the
rbJHpp!l!OP.
Cntroller Jlidsrelfy eh.trtered the
First National Bank of. l'orto Rico,
an American inistiiut.o-f.
GenVral !iles arrived at Iloilo. P. J.
There were a reception and banquet In
bis honor.
A- further 1Hlir. in silver compelled
the Manila Gover.-Vhii-ut to make the
rate for 1 of gold. The old rate
was to $1.
Methodists of San Francisco. OaL.
decided to estnlilish a Japanese Chris
tian home iu Honolulu, Hawaii.
DOMESTIC.
- Because of weakness of h; eyes,
Theodore Uoosevelt. Jr., has left Gro
tou (Mas?. i school for a. short rest.
Sixty-three Chinamen were sbipnefl
from I'rovbb-nee, B. I., to Norfolk. Va,
to be deponed.
. Miss Celia F.ttleson.a poprlar teacher
at New York :ity. took poin rather
than face Investigation and possible
dismissal.
Because of the Exclusion Act. I.ieu-touaut-Governor
Wright, of the Fii'J'p
pines, was prevented from bringing
into the United States bis Chinese ser
vant. Cnder sentence of death, Charles
Lenox made au unsuccessful attempt
to break jail at Butte. Mont., having
cut v through nearly CD inch of 'steel
lining bis cell.
The big pl'nt of Armour & Co.. in
Sioux City. Iowa.-. was destroyed by
lire, w ith a loss of 5if.f,iiK).
I uring a ijuarrel. B. F. Rush shot
and kilhd John Stevens, a railway con
ductor, a' Greenville. S. C. 1
Mrs. Kefand B. Moliuettx is In Sioux
..J''.a.Llj S. i., pr-oirlpj tu' -e.H t.-.r
divorce. -
The freight blockade in the I'iftfjbiirg
district lurcul Tt'JXMI men to remain
Idle.
Tile Standard Oil Company. lxH'.iuse
Of ciiflji. i iiiiil Ot iudcpeudelit cotujia-
ni's. forced to cut its dividi nd tfu.
inMt.iH.H.i this year.
The Baltimore and Ohio Baiirrad.
despite the t ipclld it Ui e ! pO-.'SKMIO:'!
for ' . tTe; iui;a;s. s4;ovs a net increase'
ia eainitiss of $2,021 ,23T.
President Mitt noli; of Cur T nitfd
Mine Worker, tcstityit.g before the
Strike Commission declared recognition:
cf the union was essential to peace in
the anthracite region. fUc said that
$!,!VjMHh h."d b'?n distributed to the
mei( during the Piriue.
Fount t Fresidert Grever Cleveland
said in Norfoll:, a.. timt Havld B.
Hi'l's notiiinatinti for the Presidency
In IfW-i was a possibility."
Chfiiged with accepting an nnlawfuj
fee. former Police Captain Moyuihau
was artaigned in New York City,
pleading not guilty.
Frank ('. Andrews, the convicted
Vice-President of ihe wrecked City
Savings Bank at -Detroit, Mich., was
sent to the State prison to begin serv
ing his ttfteeti yeais' sentence.
For embezzling the funds, of th Ger
man National Bank, of Louisville, Ky.,
former President J. M. McKnlght was
sentenced to six years' Imprisonment;
Frank Brunner, a balb player, for
merly of Eastern leagues, wa hiiot and
killed by Charles Paruicu'cr, at Fort
Scott, Kan.
' A dispute over telephone tolls led to
John Southern being killed at llogers
ville Junction, Tenn., by Heputy
Sheriff U. B.(MeCiltuugli.
The Minnesota Board of Pardons de
clined to i !'i e I'rauk It. llamnton. serv
In;; a seVcti-,ve'fl'r sente,nre for the inur
er of Te otiard lay. '
Bobiiid 15. Moliiieux will enter l-ttsi.
ness with, his father at New York t'lty.
Tit" but-" snh't he- tiet!t -ttture- than
5f 100.00' t for ills sou's defence. '
' 1 ouj.it;.
P.'inee Fdwavl Of Save-Weimar, a
Field Marshal 1u the t:: i.isli Army,
died in l.i ..lii.n ,ii th a e' of sevcniy
li '.ite. , ''
The funeral of the reform Viceroy
Liu Kim VI, nt Nanl.iti'.r, China, v.-iis
the occasion a tin 'mpo.-ing tribute nt'
.respect, en tlie part of foreigners us
well as natives, .
. .Vusti'iau conns decided that ti tuar
r k fro of an Austrian subject abroad,
may be Invalidated u uceouut of a dii
lei'cnce in religion,
Many hundred of human lives were
repotted tn have been lost by the erup
tion of the Sautu Maria volcano iu
jJuattuiaU.
TAR KEEL TOPICS.
flatters of foment lo the OooiJ Old
j v North State.
The Moravian Sy nod.
Winston-Salem', Special The Synod
of the Southern Moravian Church met
in the first of its feven sessions in the
Home church. Salem, at 10 o'clock
Tuesday marningHiHhaji iiandthalex
in ihe chair. As se'-retary of the Synod
Rev. C. D. Crouch was chosen with Mr.
L E. Brlektneteia asssistsnt. The
seats ou the platform were occupied by
Bishop Hotidtkrfcr, Rev. James E. Hall
o" the pcfvfning board, and Bishop
Ch-oshbXof the Epiaeopal Church.
Niflrlv vrrr rjn of thp ?,Ti ciifiifre-
rtititma of the Southern Moravian
Church was ij presented ia the oisning
aerrice. The remaiu'.ng congregations
will be represented before Synod
closes.
Greeting were read from,, the. Mora
vian church in Hersautt. Germany.
This paper was communicated by Rev.
-JanoB-K.- Hsffb The communication
frora the British Province was read by
Mr. John Fries. Personal salutations
were extended, by Bishop' Cheshire,
who said: "Jt. affords me verjr great
pleasure to 0e witn you. i am not .here
by accident but postponed my depart
ure from Winston-Salem in order to at
tend this Synod. There has never been
anything but harmony between your
Chart h acd mine. In earliest Colo'nial
days. a(,n the Episcopal Church was
the State Church, the Moravian Church
was cordially and officially recognized
rod pursued its work unhindered. It
has been particularly Interested ia the
mission work of the Moravian Church.
We loth hold the missionary obliga
tion to the binding upon every mem
ber of the Chun h of Jesus Christ. In
behalf of the Protestant Episcopal
Churrh of the diocese of North Caro
lina Lext-nu your Synod most cordial
jrreetinES."
Bishop-elect Berkonhapen, of Central
America, spoke briefly. H? quoted the
words of the apusile. ' Though I am
unknown, yet I am well known," aiPl
with this sentiment in his heart he fe!t
very much at home in the Southern
Moravian Church.
The Synod extended Its salutations to
these two distinguished visitors by
rising as a body.
At the afternoon's session report
were made from the various eorgregu
tions and Sunday schools in- the prov
ince. These ere decidedly creditable
and gratifying. At 4 o'clock a musical"
and social reception was tendered the
Synod by the faculty and pupils of Sa
lem Academy. ,
A missionary meeting was held at
right, the feature of which was an ad
dress by Hcv. Herman Berkenhastn,
Llshop-tlect of Central American- r.iis-
Board Makes Final Report.
Raleigh, Special. The board of ex
aminers of .State institutions filed' Its
report with the Governor Tuesday.
The total appropriations to these by
the last Legislature were $71j.UoO, bur
the board recommends only $.;0,(Ke),
a decrease of $115.GT.Q. Thp reduction is
mde in the amount for permanent im
provements, very lew of which the
board leecmmends. the total being un
der 175,000. Of this amount over half,
or 110,000, being for new buildings at
the Agricultural and Mechanical-College
to replace Watauga Hall, which
was burned. The Council of State had
authorized the borrowing of money to
meet this work. The board recommends
a new water supply and sewerase. 1 h
board also recommends $75,000 for pei
manent Improvementa at the State
Normal and Industrial Collene at
Greensboro, and a small sum for Im
provements at the State Hospital at
Morganton. The purchase of more land
for the farm at the the Central Insane
Asylum here Is recommended; also
new waterworks and sewerage sysjeni
for It. The board earnestly favored con
solidating some of the seven nemo nor
mal schools. The report Is very favo
rable to these Instltutloba, showing ex
cellent management.
Mobile to Have Modern Depot.
Mobile, Ala., Speclal.-Tho- Mobile
Hallway Terminal Company was or
ganized hpre with 'Samuel Spencer, A.
B Andrews, W. W. Muley, E. 1,. uU!i.
sill and others of tin? Southern Ka'l
waj', as directors. K. L. Knssell being
elected president. The Internum is to
build a modern r-tjle depct with ter
minal tracks, yards, etc., estimated to
Vest $30i),0iHi),
Fatal Bolier Explosion, ,
Monroe, Special. As the rcmilt of a
boiler explosion In th' county Tuesday
one nun vwu. literally to. a to pieci ,
nuuthor hurled through the roof, of a
house, aa.l a third ba lly s aided. Mr
. 'T. Ta.lhv.U. a well-to-do fii nx r of
I-i'iie's Creek township, operates a pin
ning and milling (.oitidiabetent. Tues
tiay morning t wo vt h'.i gons'and a ne
gro hand were at wort. The' oldest
sua was standing Just la front of ihe
boiler, the two other men near bj .
when Ihe explosion occurred. The nu.
fortunate man hi front of the ..'bullet
v. as toin to pieces. His brother was
thrown through the roof of the engine
house and his b g .broken.. ml t hf . col
ored mini wis Scalded, The friements
of tho boiler wero strewn hundreds of
yards.
AnB'-Saaon Cmaments. -
J Som interesting Anglo-Saxon orna
ment found on the skeleton of a wo
man due up in a garden have just
been presented to the Saffron Walden
Museum, says the London Express.
' They include richly ornamented ank
lets and wristlets and a necklet Tho
latter is composed of on- pair of
spherical rock crystal beads cronsid
ered In the early Saxon times by tha
wearer as i?reat charms a pair of
glass beads, a pair of elongated beads
In Ted carroeiion so-e. a pair of chas
ed ancient silver heads, a pair of
bronk.0 pendanjs ornamented with
Saxon chasing and filgroe work, and
a plain bronze pendant with four open
jogs, as though it had contained cboica
stones. .
, , -
A Cavid Harum Trade.
There is a citizen invjjw York who
dec ided to treat niinseuNin a horse
ar.d runabout, in every cavbe in
sisted upon ki.ov.ing the attitude of
the prospective purchase in relation
to automobiles. 1 don't want my
neck broken daily." he would say.
There was a horse that suited him.
"I caa warrant him on the automobile
question. said the Jersey farmer who
owned him. "I will guarantee that
he will pass a dozen an hour all day
long and never look at one of them."
"Win you give me a written state
ment to that effect?"
"The Fale was made. For once a
Jersey man had told the truth in a
horse trade. The horse was blind. -
Cught to Take Warning.
Fond . mother Now, look here.
; George! I w&i-t ou to break off with
that girl. She Is very pretty and ail
' that, hut I know her too well to want
s you to' risk your life and happiness by
! marrying her. Why. she knows no
' more about housekeeping than I do
about Greek not a bit."
George Perhaps cot, but she can
i learn.
Mother After marriage is rather
late for that. George.
Georgo But you said -nars elf that
you did rot know a tbi. .-.bout house
keeping until aucr you were married.
Mother Very true, George and
; your popr father died of dyspepsia
i twenty years ago. Stray Stories.
Origin of Ham and Eggs.
When Noah had all the birds cor
railed An the ark, Shem, Ham and
Japbet, his three sons, made some
famous col'eejions of birds' ergs till
N ah found out what they were doing
by catching Ham robbing, the great
: auk's nest. It was shortly after this
Incident that Noah made his famous
! bon mot about Ham and Eggs, th
; exact wording of which escapes us,
, but which was often recounted at
the old settlers' dinners In the vicln
; ity of Mount Ararat. Minneapolia
I JoufhaL" ;'";
i We may boast of our history, we
i may refer with pleasure to the blue
; blood that courses through our veins,
but we will soon lose -our stand hit? in
the sisterhood of states if we do not
make a better and more aiecpnue pro
vision for the education of our off
. spring.
It is rumored that the Paulding
'. County Cotton Manufacturing Co., of
Pallas, Ga., will build an additional
mill. It now has a plant of 13100 spin
dles, using steatnpowi r and manufao
: turing yarns. Capitalization is flOU,
: ooo. .
Cough
B
I"My'ifehadtdeep-seatedcough
for three years, i purchased two
bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
large size, and if cured her com
pletely." J. H. Burge, Macon, Col.
Probably you know of
cough medicines that re
lieve little coughs, all
coughs, except deep ones I
The medicine that has
been curing the worst of
deep coughs for sixty
years is Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral.
' Three : 2c, !c , ! A!l drarrirtt.
Cotiult your !in'tui. If lie nil tlc H,
then nu hi iim ,i.vi. ' if ho t is y, uni
lo tk" It, thou ilun't t ii it (t, Il uu
Leave It with Inm W- ehi .
J. C. AYKK CO., LmU, Mum.
--smw
Ciarloe stamped C C C Kever sjlj la bulk,
beware cf the dealer who tries to sell
"Wiuctulag just as good." '
!3fJSO Yohhr Mon
-on.'o to HiVifT fn- coi.il i i.ttlina aibvh t
m il BiiaiHiOft Iu wntliiK uiulir a Ji.OOO
' "Hit t' irumj t!- I'.ujou i tbciv.
Hie Ga.-Ala. IJus. College,
MACON, GliOBGlA.
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