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Good People Interested in Behalf of Neglected Child Santa Claus Gets Locked up in the Greensboro ala boose r Much Boozing iTreonsboro. X. C, March G. Special. wvok or two ago this correspondence t .1 I ihe sad story of the death in this , iv oE a dissolute woman who left a f.w-.vear-old daughter. An effort was n. ilo to take the child from her evil - irioinidinps, "but the woman to whom :ite little one had been given by her dead mother objected strenuously, and nothing more wns done in regard to the matter. 'The little girl was not entirely forgot vn. however., and a day or two ago the editor of The Record' wrote an artfcle nllinp on the Christian people of the ; v.n to see to it that the unfortunate . huil was taken from her vicious envimn iut: and .given a chance to lead a life decency and usefulness. The Record lunteeml to engage a lawyer to take necessary legal steps to have, the , ;1J removed. The appeal came to the v, --rice of some of the 'good women of thf Woman's Christian Temperance I'll ion. who immediately took steps to v.-.-laim the little giifl. Chief of Police '.'Si-ott was today a&ked to co-operate with them in making up the case againsi woman who is holding the chUd. to n hu'li he readily assented. The -aid of th. law will be invoked at once and a ...nd home will be secured for the little The management of the Riverside Cot i.:. Mills, of Danville. Ya.. emplojing ''.."hi . haiuTvs.' is displacing the men u o.i vers with women. A large number . .f ihe looms in the mills are now ope rand by women, who are aid to be giv ing entire satisfaction. This change was irmusnrated after the big strike last Burlington Business Men Show Enterprising Spirit Holt Guards Open a Reading Rocfm Darre atOneida Mills tc Repaired a .ice Burlington, X. C. March 3. Correspondence of The Morning Post. A large number of Burlington's repre sentative young business aien met in the mayor's hall las night for the purpose 5f organizing a young men's business association. A great deal of interest and enthusiasm was manifested and several inspiring speeches were made, setting forth the necessity of such an organiza-tii-ii and briefly outlining the scope and (Ins of the association. The following officers were elected: J.- AV. Murray. y;csitlent; Frank II. Qurtiss, vice-prcsi-Kiit: O. F. Crowsin. secretary: Gordon 1.. Barnhill, assistant secretary: John M. f x. treasurer. The executive committee ...nsists of AY. R. Sellars. R. I.. Boyd, W. E. Sharpe. A. C. Holt and A. M. ' a:vood. The next meeting will be Ii-ll Thursday evening. March 33. Few towns in the ttate offer greater inducements to manufacturers and busi :is men than Bnrlington. and it will be ihe business of thw association to ex-,t-rA pvpry courtesy possible to business )iv!i wlio may visit our town with a (!c ro locating, and to mukp known Midnight Biaze on a PiGlform Number of Bales Damaged, but None a Total Loss. The Mysterious Jail Bird f;oj,lsbo;o. X. C. March G. Special. A tire about ll:'jf o'clock ljrst night '''I right much damage to several bales f't or:o!i which Vad, been placed for ''iipment ou the platform at the A' 5c '. U. U. It is presumed that th '"tt;m causht tire from sparks from i if engines .shifting in the neighbor ji o(i. Thfre was a high wind blowing f- the time and it is quite certain that 'i.e lire originated in the manner men- xiui-ii!. although it was not discovered ' mi: the flamei were leaping high into ih - air. Mr. John Stanley, the watch n un. was the first to discover the blaze. H" was in the warehouse at the time ran out and began to blow the 3-l.ut'e of a freight engine. Th!s dis- trcssiag signal attrac ted the attention ; responded to Hie alarm from the wtiis- e of the locomotives and soon had the ii: under control. There were 47 bales of the cotton v hich was being shipped by II. Weil v 1 "!). to. th- Kington Cotton Mill. The A. .V X. C. It. R. gave a bill of lading 1-T the cotton yesterday afternoon and 'f tonrse the loss wiTl fall on the rail r ui. About 20 of the bales were go r r" i off the platform without being touch- 'i by the fire, but the remaining num- I- wt--a itif.ro il3u:iired. nl- apartment The alarm w: ha, been received which proves that he 3" 1 A T ihed in from box 04. but the hre ,s not a resident of Columbus county, , St.Ue cOUvention appoints one. How- fj s'ann system was our -of repair and th as he first claimed to be, he refuses to ever, the old committeemen representing El lfil did not ring. The fire department tell where he is from or what is his the several counties have assumed .to act li 1i""h there i.s not a single bale that ; den Cotton Mill of this city two of the v '-i be a total loss. j besi equipped, cotton mills in the coun-j '1 ' miorrow will make just one week try, North or Suuth. returned yesler-j 1''t -lohn Smith alias Jim Pearee, has ! day afternoon from Charlotte, where he ; '"'n in the guard Jiouse here :n Gobls- .had been to attend a meeting Tuesday i 1 ro. He rf-as arrested because of sus- j of mill men held fur the purpose of j l' - i'ius actions and reports that b.aviA,; organising a mutual insurance company j fnirn in from time to time, during the : for the benefit of the manufacturing in- v "ek have justifieil the arrest, althousrh j terests of the State. ' 1 ''" i no crime1 that fan b l iid i A meeting of the Association of . Ice "; iv .-it his door. The la testinforma- ! Manufac Hirers of the State i being ; 'ion eoncerning the stranger comes from ii cviile, where he claims as his home, '"''jvhere. it is said, he is almost as rtu ''en a stranger as he is in Goldsboro. '' V' information came from Mr. J. V. " i linnis, a merchant of Whiteville. who k wriLiii to the chief of police hei'e. year, in which the mills came out vic torious. The management is of the ODII.IOI thfir w n m n lnKimr aro niAro tractable than men and not so liable to be led astray by the labor agitators who move from place to place seeking to stir up strife between employer and enU';loye. Ihe news of the death of Sheriff I I.J lge A Burcs, wliich occurred at his SSSSSSSJ T , - . hon- rR'PlVAn hara n-uh monr ivnv regift and sorrow. VJ.: Burns was " gm upuuns iu a J-ew widi knowjHu Greensboro and had many ua-vs and the other new - industries friends here. ; Lenoir will now be in better condi- For several days an old and unknown tion to do business. We have never man has been seen around the streets, before been able to ship dressed lum Ile appeared to have no business or ber on account of the transfer. ..'-The fr.crds here. From his appearance, and lumber companies will begin this as for the reason that no one knew his ; SOOn as the broaa guge begins opera- ji.-t.ur. some one uuooeu mm .oauia: Clan." and the name stuck. Last night "Sarta Claus" fell by the wayside. He to k on too much '"bug juice" and became boisterously drunE so much so that it avis necessary for a policeman to lock him up. This morning the old man was very penitent, but he has not yet told his name. The Odell Hardware Company's office force is moving into the new-, and ete - erected by the iide of the store Thebe"mgf ,J"dTgte Hokc- offices are laTge, roomy and comfort- able and are furnished and fitted up in i Company will hold a meeting to organ somest style. No concern injize tonight' in State sville. Their com- the hand North Carolina has handsomer offices, i pany will be under , the management of The managers of the Grand Opera J Henkel Bros, of this place, who have House In this citjv are giving theatre- doue a big livery business for a number goers some splendid attractions. To- 0f years in this State and South Caro morrow night Mr. R. D. MacLean andjlimi( h&ying 0ffice3 now in Lenoir, Miss Odette Tyler, both prime favorites j Statesville and Durham. The new com-her-?, will appear in King John. Next ... , . . , , Monday nith ; the Casino Girl will hold I Pn' ' b meorpowted and the cap down the "boards, and on Wednesday iltal ae much larger, which will make night. March 12. patron of the opera) if about the largest live stock company house mav see the Jiurjromaster. wnien;in me aiare. is said to be one of the very best at tractions on the, road. the many advantages that Burlington has to offer. The Holt -Guards have opened very attractive club rooms in their armory, in which is a well-stocked reading room containing all of the leading magazines and many dailies and periodicals. Games of different kinds are allowed, and the soldier boys are made to feel at home. Everything is to be conducted on a moral, high-toned plane, as we are in formed, and doubtless the rooms will furnish pleasure and profit to our crack military company, of whom the town is justly proud. Major Winston of Durham, who re cently spent a day or 'two in Burlington, spoke in the highest terms of praise of the Guards. This company is one of rliose chosen to go to the Charleston Exposition in April. This is a compli ment justly bestowed. The fire at the Oneida Cot-ton Mill of Graham did about $7.0n or $8,000 damage, partly covered by insurance. At one time three mills were in great dan ger of being .destroyed, but the wind was blowing froni a favorable directiou at the time. This fact, together with heroic service rendered by those present, saved much valuable property. The damage will be repaired at once and business will be resumed as soon as possible. A large force of street hands are at work making the excavation under the Southern's tracks In Mendenhall street for the subway. It is understood that the passage will be ready for use in a few dnys. in Cotton in Goldsboro Mr. Williams says that a man answering the description of Smith, alias 1'earee, appeared in his neighborhood -some two or three weeks ago and married a poor but respectable girl in the -country. The man gave his name a? Jim Pearee aud feff soon after Jie- had married the girl and had not been seen ?in e. He also says that 1'earee did not have a horse and buggy when he left that sec tion, lit will be remembered that a former dispatch on the same subject stated that ho came to Goldsboro driv-in'-r a b'aze-faccd mare hitched to a road cart.) . Mr. Williams also states in his letter to the chief of police that he is inform ed from an indirect source that Smith t j r,u Jof ahas Pearee, is wanted an Charlotte , and that a reward of $300 has been of- j fered for him. The letter states that the writer is not'positive about the last j.jjjcp for holding a convention, report, but that he is making inqui-j After some delate it was determined ries and will soon find out as to. i:s to postpone the consideration of this truth. ' subject until a later date. Nothing whatever can be learned TrJiu The Seventh District, as now consti the man who has been 1he cause of so j tuted.. is composed of counties from four much speculation. Since information crime. Sinoe his young wife left last Saturday morning he has been dejected land refuses to talk but very little. The i poliee are confident that they have a valuable prisoner, and in the face of the reports received so far thev are ' "VV, V ""t"1 disposed to hold on ,o nim for a , ,w j tS'roved to be a very en days more. Of course if they do not ; jovahle one and iarfre quantities of the get some further information soon they j;l"(.iiSOU Springs water were swallowed, will have to turn the man loose and i San ford, Jackson Springs. Monroe and let him have his horse and road cart, j Lexington have been nominated as -uit-Mr. KV J. Davis, sunerintendsnt of ' able places for holding the convention. the Wayne Cotton Mill and of the lkn- ! held this afternoon m tne parlors or-i the Hotel Kennon. She "How many men owe their suc . wives " "Yes nd ' S1Ck 0W' 5,11(1 thPre Was Vl evpn to lhe , then ies. Andlast The l.uiial service was held at ore menowo their wives to . oVlo(.k at St Paii,.s Ej)if!CO-pal Churclu cess in life to li hi- nianv m their success iu life.' Life. j BROAD GUAGE RAILROAD Lenoir Has Hopes of a New EraIndustrial and Other Notes Lenoir, N. C, March 4. Correspondence 01 The Morning- Post, We have heard talk. of Lenoir having a broad guage road; we have read f It, and some here even dreamed over the -matter; but it is no longer a dream, "riwf w;n f drove th first ' ik t b b ? "ft With our new cotton mil, II ---. iauu IU1S 1UOXU1U tion. This will also give the Penncarder Lumber and Manufacturing Company wbich was incorporated with $2,000,000 stock, to do a bioader work, as they will now have an outlet and be in touch with the market. Court last- week was verv aniet. ari nnthmr nn tn. dtot iif rv jmuch impomnce. The people liked the The Henkel-Hargrave Live Stock The town is generally pleased over the eorifi.ttnation of Thomaa F. Seehorn for postmaster Saturday last. He 6ays they have held him back so long tha-t it wont take a month for him to file hi Ipnd, and he will take the office a scon as he receives his official notice. Wednesday will take about a dozen men from here to seek their fortune in the West. .Among these are Ivute Nel ?on, who hoa been engaged in the livery bitslaaa in Durham wi;h J. S. Justice, and sold out to Geo. Corpening of this place, who hag moved to Durham. Be sides him there are four families of Tripletts. TiTftre will be a large modern brick building erected on a lot in one of our main streets as soon as spring opens. FINE HOUSE BURNED Legal Proceedings Begun to Declare the Lauraglenn Mill a Bankrupt Shelby, N. C, March 5. Correspondence of The Morning Post. Dr. J. II. CMcBrayer, postmaster here, lost his handsome residence yesterday, it and conterrts being destroyed by fire. The loss Tvas partially covered by $3,000 insurance; $l,50O each in the Fireman's of Baltimore and Inion Assurance So ciety of London. The origin of the fire is unknown. A county fair and Confederate bazaar will be held here some time in April under the auspices of the Shelby Chap- I . m a. 1 -V A .Jt . 1 f J ter or tne uaugmers o-l ine vouieu- eracy. T. C. Guthrie, Esq.. of- Charlotte, rep resenting Amon, Green & Co., of Balti more, has filed a petition to have Laura glenn Cotton 'Mills, near Shelby, ad judged a bankrupt. -Messrs. Gidney & Quinn. attorneys for the corporation, filed an answer yesterday. The matter will be heard March 14. before J. B. Spence, referee, at Charlotte. Rev. A. Clarence Dixon will stop over here next week en route to Georgia, and remain with his parents two or three days, and will preach in the Shelby Baptist Church Wednesday night. Mis Daisie Gidney of this place is now in Atlanta visiting her brother, Dr. Lauriston I. Gidney. Mho is attending the Atlanta Dental College. Mrs. Stonewall Jackson of Charlotte, accompanied by her granddaughter. Miss Julia Christion, is here visiting her brother, Dr. It. H. Morrison. SEVENTH DISTRICT Date for Convention Left Open for Consideration Later Jonesboro, X. C, March 6. Correspondence of The Morning Post. The Democratic Executive Committee the Seventh Congressional Lwstriet l "I.,r" 1.1-,, w; ve- - 7 1". .,ro: of Sn 1 UK,T I"1- J.' ' I ' ' ' - " fT (irciiniKsit-inii and fixiiiir the time and l. 01,1 ,U1""": Ann. imi,e ai.e until the meeting of the Congressional Convention. Candidates are plentiful. Three f them graced the meeting of the commit- ... - -,r r ..: tee watn tneir presence. . '"rn . i nFATH TIP A 9TIIDFNT ULni M LM n d,' UUl.ni Cna fJIrl Pftiintrw Unite A ir I HI B , UJU UOUJSliy nUUoC II Phnuan Rlirnpn1 Rnun UllUWail UUI IICU UUWIl Edenton, X. C, March 4. Correspondence, of The Morning Tost. Jonathan, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. S. (J Worth, died -early yesterday "-' ,""if" i anuut lch "a,", oi tnieiuiiuma. .u tliat loviu;; hands and kindly sympathy could per-' form was done for the comfort of the AYhich was crowded with friends of the k KIDNBT AND BLADDER TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED A Sample Bottle Sent Free toy Wall. - Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills everv wish in promptly curing kidney, bladder and uric acid troubles, rheumatism annd pain in the back. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of SwamD-tJoot is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. 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