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. : THE MOKNING ?OST? SATURDAY FE3RUARY 1 5 iooa : ... u n sheville Entertains Gincinnati Business Men Capt, Salisbury Battling for mention ever held here and a large at- Life Pythians and Doc Savie "'-f!: .. tnct (the Tenth) 'is the largest district inrc fft UnM Pnn 5n ortl1 Carolina. All Grand Lodge lUlb IU nUlli UUM officers have been invited to attend the - . , 4 Asheville meeting. A number of promi- V6ntl0nS ngnfc lthians' have already accepted in- , vitations to be present. The delegates to the conventiou wib be guests of Pis- rah Toa Xn " ."52. nnd Asneville Lndire. Abbeville, X. C, Feb, 14. Special. .Wievme nas own entertaining toaay a 15ri:e .nd preventative gathering of ;tness men ana uxexr lanimes from The party represent the Young out to numbers of the organization 'ica's Business League of Cincinnati, throughout the State. -rh"y arrived here this morning on a' The doctors also expect a great gather fpe:ial train a! 7 o'clock. ,; Breakfast and ing of their profession here on the 25th ::uch were served at Battery Park and inst. The affair promises to eclipse any .t driv? was tiken by special invitation sixhilax' convention ever held by this well ver the BiLuiore estate. There were known Southern organization, represent a Lout' 300 ' persons' xn the party, among ing the medical fraternities of the Caro vhoxn were several well known journal- liuas and Virginia. The secretary of ;r?. The party, are en route to the the society writes that he has already i harieston Exposition and left here at recpiyed a larger number of papers to J u'clfxrk this aftcNnoon. -be read at the Abbeville meeting than Kailioad men here are very much in- wns ever before known to have been .-ed over the shooting of Conductor handed. in for a similar convention. The ;. II. Salisbury, as was published in headquarters of the convention will be - osterday's Post. Captain Salisbury was at Battery Park Hotel. Major McKis l:c of the oldest and most prominent, sack has already received "a largo num i f.nrhictors on the Southern system. He ber of requests from the delegates for v, ;) a member of the local lodge of Elks rooms. A trolley ride to Overlook Park li re and also a Mystic Shriner. He has been arranged for the opening day v now battling befween life and death, of the convention and a reception and His asvsailant has been lodstnl in the ' a smoker in the evening of the same vc.inty jail. From further information day. A drive through the Biltmore obtained about the' shooting it seems e?ate is planned and as a grand finale bat the affair had been provoked by of the round of social events a banquet Captain Salisbury, who had remonstrated will be given at Battery Park, villi the negro, Dillard. for impudence I Your correspondent learns that nego Oi.uvn an old gentleman; a guest at the tiations are pending for the saleof the i: .;el where the shooting occurred. Cap-: Big Bald Mountain to Tennessee capi :am Salisburv had slapped Dillard in the talists. It is stated that the Tennessee r.i-f. At breakfast when he gave the capitalists dickering for the mountain :ip?i-o an order it was completely ignored, contemplate building a trolley road to When questioned as to whether his order the summit. Other plans for the develop- onld be filled, it is said, the negro wts ment of the Big Bald are hinted at. I impudent and that Captain Salisbury iu-e from the table and again slapped negro in the face, whereupon Dil- lard opened fire. Fonr shots were fired, i.nlv one of which took effect. The bul- T.-r 'which struck Captain Salisbury has not vet been removed. It entered the abdoinen and .lodged in the muscles of t ho back. fwo important conventions are to be hold here v.-;thn the next two weeks. The first one ill be the district conven tion of the K?ntfht.-i of Pythiass and the .ther the Tri-State Medical Society. Ar rangements are being made by both or ganizations for the entertainment of their respective societies. Grand "Lecturer J. Tiobert Jordan is here assisting the local j irlpe of Pythians in arranging for the approaching event. This convention is being looked forward to with a great 'l?al of int?rest by Pythians in this dis trict. It will be the first district con- Show Bill Posting Stopped bv the Mayor Fayetteville Juniors Prepared to Work to Secure the Orphanage Fayetteville, N. C, Feb. 14. f.'.irrespondence.of The Morning Post. The coming of the bill posters of the ''annio Hill Burlesque Company" was the cause of-a ripple of excitement here, , Hay Street Methodist church next Sun o!. YVY S. Cook, mayor of the city, day, conducted by Gev. George Stuart, ordering the police to have the posting thy distinguished evangelist of Tennes of bills stopped, on the ground that the eee. Performance was l-eported to be of in-1 During the season of Lent Rev. Isaac decent character.. At a meeting of the TV. Hughes, Tector of St. John's Episco l)aid of aldermen, after discussion of pal church, a finished scholar and pol bc matter, it was resolved that an offi- , ished speaker, will deliver a series of i r be sent to the performance o- the ; lectures on biblical subjects, company, with instructions to arrest any Mr. Noah E. Bunting has been elected ;'."-:tor thereof giving offence to morality alderman to succeed Dr. J. W. McNeill n the stase. It is but just to Maj. .1. G. Hollingsworth, manager of the op rra house, to say that he has been pro viding very good dramatic entertam; m Tit, and that if the Fannie Hill Com I'cny be such as described in the papers, ho hnsbeen deceived. At the last meeting of the Junior Or nor of United American Mechanics . "tens were taker, to visorouslv press the claims of Fayetteville as the loca- nearly sixty years. He is also the :i m of the orphanage to be established oldest Sunday school superintendent in 'indf-r the auspices of the order. The the State, and the oldest male member ' lgo tv il I bo irepared to back these of Hay Street Methodist churclS. claims by very substantial inducements. Cards have been issued announcing A prominent citizen of this place has the approaching marriage of Miss May in vie-tv ch leasing of the factory in Crov " Kaleigh, and Mr. G. M. Rose, northern part of town for the mak- Jr.. ; uive of this city, but now en :ng of drawers, overalls, etc.. in which gaged at business at .Nashville, Tnn. :i change of business arrangements has At 8 o'clock hist evening, at Wash ! come necessary by the removal of its ington, N. C, Mr. John Martin, a prom Hi inngor, Mr. II. W. Bidgood. td Bir-.ir.ent young business man of this place, .!iin?ham, Ala., as auditor of the Bir-1 was married to Miss Courtney Ilardison, Miinuham & Southern Railroad. It is to 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hardi be hoped that there will be no permanent son. Early Morning Blaze in the McAdoo House oreensboro Elks Give a Bur lesque Circus The Pa rade Was Something Immense irpcnsboro. X. C., Feb. 14. Special. Tiie new MoAdoo House had a narrow f-n e froni a .destructive fire at an "aily hour this morning. Flames wer? covered in the kitchen about 4 o'clot-k 3ni prompt and '-effective work on the tart of the firemen bein all that pre yeuteo them from spreadh-g rapidly. The it -hen is situated in a.) annex to the !?m building and the tire was confined ' tlm.. a few hundred dollars will '-'ver the total damage There was no ibtenuitiou whatever in the service tie hotel. The guests were served raktast on time, the sen-ants living rooking before the kitchen - was ' fared of water and s-mofce. This was ''-uc Pib!e by the splendid manne 'i?t of the house. ' r a week tue town haAbeen on its 03 amount of the Eikt burlesque '"us to be ghen by the IccAl lodge to The Eiks have tfertifht and ! No. 10(. The convention will conclude hi .mi-i.. . . with -a reception. A letter from the h main N Carolina, regarding! Prti?-n lnv r rwiston.'is- heinsr Rnr -ine sale or tne mountain, nowever, win be made by public auction so that it can not be said now who the purchaser will be. Still the negotiations have recently assumed such a form as. to render the sale practically certain and at no very "distant date. This is a transaction of , considerable magnitude and your corre- spondent hopes to give further informa- tion to the readers of The Post concern ing it. It seems probable that President Roose velt will visit Asneville in the spring. It is stated unon high authority that he will go to Johnson City and take part at th laying of the corner stone of the first building of the Soldiers Home, and it is expected that be will make the return trip to Washington via Asneville and through the ''Land of the Skr." Should the President so to Johnson City the greatest effort will be made to have him come to Asneville. suspension of the enterprise, for it has been doing excellent work and giving employment to many deserving young women. " Yesterday a bright little son of Mr. and Mrs. Hardin, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Troy, on Uaymount, was badly scalded by the overturning of a pot of boiling water. Preparatory exercises are now going on for the revival meeting to begin in in the 2nd ward, Mr. Isaac A. Murem son in place of Mr. J. C. Gorhjim in the 7th ward, and Mr. Henry McCurrie takes the city clerkship on the resigna tion of Mr. C. L. Campbell. The oldest Odd Fellow in North Car olina is Mr. Hiram Whaled, saddler and harness maker, in upper Hay street, an octogenarian hale and hearty, who i has been a member of the order fori talked of nothing else, and they hav seen to it that the "big show" was-not forgotten by the general public. The grand street parade was pulled off this morning at 11 o'clock and was witness ed by throngs of people. A casual vis itor might have thought that Robin son's or Barnum & Bailey's circus was in town, so dense was the crowds that lined the sidewalks. The parade was eerditable in ever respect. Mr. Moses Stranse of Baltimore, a former citizen of Greensboro, arrived this morning. g- 1 1 .Tot Cause Night Alarm "One night my brother's baby was taken with Croup," writes Mrs. J. C. Snider, of Crittenden, Ky., "it seemed it would strangle before we could get a doctor, so we gave it Dr. King's New Discovery, which gave quick relief and permanently cured it, We always keep it in the house to protebt our children from Croup and W'hooping Cough. It cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relieve." Infallible for Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lcng" troubles." 50c. and $1.00. Trial bortls 10c. at all dnigfists. s HENRY BLOUNT : ON THE WING Pleasant Hours Spent in Roa noke Rapids' and Scot land Neck Correspondence of The Morning Post. Wilson, N. C, Feb. 14. This scribe spent several days in the bustling, hustling town of Roanoke i lo.ft tht h tA imnrint Tom Emery's wonderful energy and enterprising spirit, 101,11 its iuii ui iusu and goaheadativeness. And there are lots of clever and affable -people there who make a sttaneer feel muca at home. But the one who impressed us most deeply was Rev. E.'R. Welch, the very popular pastor of .the Methodist church at that place. Though compar atively a young preacher he is doing a fine work there, and his people speak of him in highest praise and the most ! affectionate manner. He evidently has his entire floc by the heart strings and is leading them as he wishes, and that is on the high plane to a better and purer life. We heard him preach two excellent sermons :sermon full of Christiana-zeal and consecration, and whicn would have reflected credit upon an o uer preacher, for in them there were many sentences of genuine elo quence, and several passages of real oratorical fire and impressiveness. A brilliant future ox splendid usefulness is six-etching out before this talented and well equipped worker in the cause of his Master whom he is serving tso faithfully and so well. And ha' has an I inspiration in nis loveiy aaa reuu a and cultured vife who is indeed a most precious help meet. And we had the high pleasure of meeting Mi Ertie Harrison, princi pal of an excellent chool -at that place, a young lady of wondrous beauty and irresistible attr-ctiv -ness, and richly endowed with the most resp -ident vir tues anu seductive graces, for ill with one accord declare that her peisonal charms are only surpassed by her ia. ity of life, nobility of soul and sweet ness of disposition, and these are the gems that give royalty to womanhood, and make her ministry a- blessing. And on thistrip we spent two days Sn Scotland Neck and were most pleas antly entertained by the clever and genial proprietor of the Brick hotel who is indeed most agreeable anfl ac commodating. We had the pleasure of meeting some clever people, - among them W. A. Dunn, one of the most brilliant and eloquent speakers in the State, the big hearted and sunny spir ited Mr. Jones, the genial and able preacher in charge of the Methodist church, the" handsome rO. C. Taylor and his beautiful and bewitching little daughters, ,the Rev. Mr. Kesler, one of the strongest and most powerful Baptist preachers in the State, and last but not least the polished and refined and cultured E. E. Hilliard, one of the- imiost accomplished gentlemen in the South, for he is not only an editor of brains and wisdom, but also, an ornate writer of charming grace- and felicity, and with all these he is a speaker of thrilling eloquence and power. And now, Wilson' is to lose one of the best and cleverest hotel men that ever gave delight to the traveling pub lic, for B. F. Xunn, who managed the Briggs Hotel so admirably and made it such a popular resort, will take' charge of the Nicholson in Washington on the first of March. And Wilson parts with him ;and his interesting family with deep regret, for they made a most de lightful impression upon our whole Community, and we know all of our peo ple will ever nurse for them the most affectionate esteem. And we take this occasion to congratulate Washington upon this valuable acquisition and most deligjttul addition to her cultured and charming society. goldIboro Personal Notes and Affairs About the City Goldsbovo, X. C, Feb. 14 Special. Mrs. J. J. Bo wen and children, who have been visiting relatives in Char lotte, are at home again. The latest news from Mr. Geo. D. Bennett at noon today is to the effect that ho is not expected to live through the day. As already rhronieled in this correspondence, he is ill with pneumo nia in St. Xraiis. He is a native of Guilford county, was a brave Confed erate soldier and is a most estimable man. "He came to Goldsboro in the live stock business more than 20 years ago and has always held the high es-' teem and absolute confidence of all our people. Mi Bennett's wife died several years ago in k hospital in Richmond, and is buried in the old family plot of her family, the Littlepages, near Charlsetown, W. Va. They never had any children. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Griffin of the Hotel Kenon, returned' last night from a brief pleasure trip to Xorfolk. Mrs, B. A. Moigau, who was Miss Jennie Rose of Fayetteville, now living at Greenville, S. C, is in the city, vis iting Mrs'. Dr. W. II. Cobb, Jr., where she has many friends of girlhood days who will be glad to see, dier again. Mr. F. L. Manly is critically ill with a carbuncle at his home ia this city. This is St. Valentine's day, and those who are "touched" with that sighing influenza called love, have been resort ing Tight liberally to those gentle mis sives that are in vogue on this dav as purveyors of their sentiments towards their sweethearts pro and con that is to say,-he and she. The many friends of Mr. W. C. Mun roe throughout the State, especially among the legal fraternity of which he is an honored and esteemed mem ber and which he adorns, will deeply regret to learn of the critical alness of his only son, and namesake, who is just coming to the years of man's estate. The lentea season is being more gen erally observed than usual by all de. nom nation in Goldsboro. Society functions . are Je frequent and fre quentedr c ' - 1 . i 1 HE STATE NORMAL LITERARY SOCIETIES Woman's Ability to Keep a secret Demonstrated ' ' Greensboro, "V. C., Feb. 14. Correspondence of The Morning Post. The Adelphian and the Cornelian So cieties at the Normal College are a very important feature in the life of the institution. The halls are crowded each evening of society and the decorum is especially dignified ana Vautifnl. The young lady presiding in the Adeiphian Snr-Wv A rU..i. r T. . , the gavel with becoming grace. Both s sut-ieues are secret. I am glad that ; they demonstrate to the world woman's J power to keep a secret. Men tell every? tning, Dut woman is different. If yon wish a secret kept, It 'is safe in the deep well of a woman's heart. The world pretends that women tell every thing but that is only pretense, a joke men like to daze us with, to prevent our seeing just how they are them selves. It is impossible to find out the internal working of these societies, only tne effect of the work is felt. A- young woman's true worth is brought out. There more than any where else she should feel and give ex pression to her own individuality. Mrs. John VanLandingham's visit to the college is looked forward to with eagerness by the young women. She comes as our friend, our type; for what one does not vfcsh to be tome day a well balanced woman, the representative of the Beatlful as men represent Truth and Goodness. I wish that such women as Mrs. Van Landingham throughout the State would feel it a duty to make heir younger sisters or tne state -Normal College a. visit ach year. February the seventeenth a new build ing will be dedicated, an event of epe ciu ' interest beca lse not only that h new building and a larger life Is dav. ing but Dr. Mcler's iuea of dedication for young tmea hi well . s for men i d-negroes, just as well as for any jdy else, is gaining recognition with age like most things of value do. Dr. J. L. M. Curry who has done 60 much fOi. the education of women and men in the South will be here for the occasion. Col. J. S. Carr, always welcomed ev erywhere and always interested in whatever makes for the development of his country and his people, will be here. It, could not be a representative meet ins of the people without Coi. Garr's presence. Mr. George Foster Peabody, the benefactor of the Institution, will be present.' Dr. Winston, Dr. Venable and others are expected. Mr. Joseplrus Daniels goes everywhere, like another important personage going up and down in the earth and walking to and fro in it, seeking and appx-opriating his own. His own is everything. I suppose if that Important Personage takes what's his own he has a right to it. So does the editor of a great North Carolina daily. We would like to see him leftrn some of the secrets of the Adelphian and the Cornelian societies while he ia here. The order of initiation is unique, some thing perhaps like that of the Kuklux Klan. Given the point to strive for, a secret to be learned and four or five hundred girls to learn it from, it looks like an adept, an expert might get the f secret. But we predicts : tnat no out sider will ever know how the Adelphian Literary Society initiates its members. Dr. Mclver can't even guess it. S. W. S. Of .-every three persons in Berlin, one has . a savings bank account, or, more accurately, 10 of every 20. Coupon Notice. The coupons from the FULL FAID CERTIFICATES issued by tho ME CHANICS AND INVESTORS UNION, due December 31st, will be pa'd upon presentation at the Commer cial and Farmers Bank, Raleigh, on or after Saturday, Deeamber 21st. These Coupon Certificates or Bonds of $100, which are bsing sold at pres ent for $90, give a ten year six per cent investment with taxes paid by the com pany and fully secured by real estate mortgages, making a safe and conven ient investment for a semi-annual in come. 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