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FEVER COBS
tlLlT mmm?&&.
link Bj'Usk Ihc Fetters
cf Disease Give
Way
EKD OF THE BELLOW .
U IS IN SIGHT
DaJly RrporU a ta IVwr atUaataoei
la Xrw Orkwa CmiIim Ea
raaa-aglaut w4 H
EaUnaiad THe
. a4 Im Kr.
( n ia .MnrUlai Praaa 1
Nw Orlaaaa. kWpC It. laaU-jT
aUoet l(b a riaw to tha dlaoorary
of Ua grm o( yvllow frrar ooeUaaa
at tha rmarranrr HoapluL Wllhln
tka paat vaak dent aktopeiaa hava
ban kld. Ua rwuiu of which will
ba pnbllahad when tha larer to over.
Goaratly, lha frrer aitvatioB U ra
Kmrdd u enooaratinc. Tha favar U
prartlcally wlpa4 oat at Laatilla.
whra It tu won thaa at aajr potat
la tha Suta. Batoa Rouga haa bwa
abla to acura tha rallat aakad for.
Tha quara&Una Impoaad by tha
pariah haa baen ramorad and plaat
ara 'will aara thalr eropa, which wara
uffartDf for tha want of labor.
Yralfrdar'a Report.
Naw Orleana. Bapt JO. The offi
cial report of yellow f-vr In Naw
Orleana to all o clock TuoaJay after
noon follows:
New caaea. S4; total to date, it It.
Doathi, 4; toUl. til.
Naw foci. 6.
Under treatment, SSI.
Caaea discharged, 1.9TS.
The dally r-Mr. rontlnaea encour
aglnK and la at'.eclally ao in tha mat
ter of the deaths and new foci. Of
the new caaea, only six are abore
Canal street, while tha deaths are
all from below Canal street.
Two men who were In the Aron
dale detention camp, lean Bouseronx
and Archie Murray, were stricken
with tha fever yesterday and were
Immediately brought to the city and
taken to . tha Emergency Hospital.
They came from the center of the in
fected district -, i
Owing to the scepticism of some
communities in the States, of Louis
iana and Mississippi to accept freight
from New Orleans, Surgeon White
made the following announcement:
"If any outside communities request
It, I will arrange to place on each
freight car leaving New Orleans for
these points, an official statement to
the effect that the car has been prop
erly fumigated by the United States
Government and all mosquitoes that
may have been in such car have been
killed after, the car had been loaded
and closed. ' This should satisfy even
the most sceptical." ;; .1
DIXON IN THE RING AGAIN.
Tbe Former Champion Featherweight
Will Try to Prove That He Has
''' Not Lost' His Old-Time
(' Cleverness.'
V Philadelphia, Sept. ' 80. Despite
the differences in their ages and the
tactt that the bout is to be a six-
round affair, the contest between
George Dixon, former champion
featherweight' of t the - world, and
Tommy Murphy,, to take place here
to-night,. has attracted extraordinary
attention in the sporting world.' The
bout will be a demonstration of
Dixon's prowess, and he intends to
show that he has lost, none of - his
cleverness and punching ability. The
match la also in a way. '& benefit to
Dixon, who Is in need of financial as
. sistance, ' despite his ' many : victories
in the ring in the past, s- s
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.
. State Literary and Historical i Asso-
-. f- elation Will Assemble in Oc
tober. '. J
' " The North Carolina Literary and
t Historical Association will hold Its
fifth annual meeting In the music
' hall of the Olivia Raney Library at
V 8 o'clock p. m.; October 17th.A The
. following interesting programme will
ba observed: , -
8:90 Discussion of -. petition to
,' Legislature for , placing f statue - of
Senator Vance ln - Statuary vHalli
' Washington. Tea-minute addresses
.by Judge Armlstead Burwell, Char
lotte; Hon. Locke Craig, Ashevllle
Hon. Claude Kltchin, Scotland Neck
8: SO Music. i '
8:40 Annual addreBB of presl-
.(. A ftaa tar - I M
VeVv V. taV lrU
aWtetary,
li Jta
W aaVUj-Uae;
M C.
le.l drua
laUe, mtwM
rttiM ca
It lAl)oeraa
aiaWre, fw
d eeerd
U( naaaae (WW at (WtaMt
Tea IW Tfca Mma.
(ftparUl U Tea rmU Ttataa
CaeUHla, N. C. aWr. fa TU
. formal soaatag el EliaaWa Cottage, '
af ltL-l tnok
(OaM UU tMrelM M It ciacA la'jaaUva Walter CUrt. of lk -
ta faXiM ckaiwL Ta Mardaaa
war ataipk aa U rUaaaa Mat lav
Mdlataly artarvaraa. Taa aodraaa '
of lha eecaato u 4alivara4
fcy'lt
R. nto T. Dvrkaav,
paalor el'aca ta
Trtaltr Matkodlat ckarck.
TH riBMT PKRNOX
IW rfeatrt4 A tier Capital Turn-
iahaaeat Law Wratt lalo Wfffxt
Was the Aathor of IL
(By lha Aaaortala Trim
Laevaaworth, Kaa., 8oL 29. Ira
Twill, a noted Oklahoma coa-
N
vlct, eervlag a aantaarw la tha Kaa
aas penitentiary, waa declared luiane
and will ba retaraad to tha Terri
tory. Terrill waa the aathor of tha
capital paalsbmeat law of Okla
homa, and waa the first person to be
conrlcted after It became effective.
Hta sentence waa commoted.
Bt'YS HIS TICKET
After Bring Convicted and Weal to
JaA I'aaUcwdrd.
(By the Associated Preaa.)
Nashville, Tenn.. Sept. SO.-r-W. A.
Barfleld, convicted In Lauderdale
county, of manslaughter and sen
tenced to serve one year In prison,
arrived at Nashville yesterday and
weat at once to the penitentiary. At
Ripley Barfleld got papers commit
ting him to prison, bought his own
railroad ticket and came to Nash
ville unattended.
DEATH OF DR. BARNARIX).
Tbe Well Known rhilaathroplat. and
Founder of the Baraardo Homes
for Waifs ia England.
(By the Associated Preaa)
London, Eng., Sept JO. Doctor
Thomas John Barnardo,' the well
known founder and director of phil
anthropic Institutions, by which over
fifty-five thousand orphan waifs have
been rescued, trained, and placed out
In life, died last night after a short
illness of angina pectoris. ' He was
born in Ireland in 1845. ..
RETURN TO WORK.
The Printers'
Strike at Albany Has
Ended.
(By the Associated Press.)
Albany. N. Y., Sept. 20. After a
week's duration the strike of the
union printers for an eight-hour day
ended with the yielding of all em
ploying printers. AH have signed tha
agreement, which takes effect Janu
ary 1st, and all printers have re
turned to work.
RUSSIAN PRISON ATTACKED.
And Two Prisoners Were Released
By the Furlong Mob.
(By the Associated Press.)
Riga, Russia, Setp. 20. The cen
tral prison was attacked during the
night and two prisoners, leaders of
local political agitation, were re
leased.. During i tha - fighting, two
kepers and a policeman v were killed
and several policemen wounded.
Match Postponed.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Charlotte,; N. C.,' Sept. , 20. The
Charlotte - Athletic - Association has
decided to postpone the x wrestling
match between Professor' Ono and
some other iterrible fellow until next
week. : , It Is Impossible to complete
the necessary arrangements by Fri
day night . r Professor Ono is recov
ering from the jolts that he got from
th'e Terrible Swede,1 and vwlll jbe In
fine form by next week," .
- . Makes Opening Address. '
fBv the Associated Press.
' Hartford, Conn., Sept 20. -The
National Association of Underwriters
opened ' with - ani address, by 1 S. H.
Wolfe, consulting actuary of , the
Naw York Life Insurance- Company,
on "Life - Insurance Company - from'
the Examiner View Point" -d
'.' Chicago Wheat and Corn, '
' fBv ths Associated Prexa.)
Chicago, 111., Sept. 80. December
wheat opened steady at 83 84c.
oas list on
BATTLEFIELD
m4 H
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I"a
lvt tar VIS
lwein.
r e AMw-tok4 r a I
folmwo. K J. laert. It A
ia.ua. u naMal. af Ik
tr,y Kr Jecwr VaUatawra, war,
jaaa kart fcy Cal Arrmlaald Crake at
taa Wattae-taH of rradarwaa
tor g. Va waa retsraed t
lata Qrakaai'a ataa b
rM Cart of Nana CaroHaa
Jadr Clark foaaa Ika roB a.laka
aftar ttta bat Ma -aj im Ha aaaa
la taa Suta Atjataal OvaM-aT'i
la Treatoa aad aakad thu
forwardad ta Ike aaaev. He
pealed It with a letter aaytag that a
bad latraded to rat era It as lay years
ago, but had hiUlald aad torgotte
It He wrota
"Tkla enaaoilaioa aaa foaad wkact
only a brave aiaa oottld hava rarrlad
It beneath the pleating Bra of tee
Waahlngtoa Artillery a Hare's
Heights, )uat behind ea. aad the area
more waatlng Bra of aur lafaatry
Mae behind tbe stone wall at lha foot1
of the heights. Wa broke eve aae
eeaaire llaea of battle to pteoea at
that point; for asters had made tha
position Impregnable I waa than hat
14 years of age, bat I remember well
that my astonishment at tha reck-!
lewneaa of aendlag bra to men oai
such a hopeieas ml anion waa only ex-i
ceeded by my admiration of the'
steadlneaa and gallantry of tha Baen
who endeavored to execute it t.
I don't know to what brigade the
Twenty-fifth New Jersey belonged,
and hence do not know in which of
these charges Captain Graham
shared, but I was particularly struck
with that made by Thomas Francis
Meagher'a Irish brigade, whoae line
came up almost to the vanities . of
our guns. We recognised that line
by tha green flag with the sunburst
on it, aa well as by Its reckless dar
ing. My most respectful com pi 1-
menta to Mrs. Graham and to her
son, who. I see, is a member, of lha
Urof aaslon to which t haVe he honor
to belong."
SEVERED FOOT
STAYS IN SHOE
A Well-Known Young Man of Greens
boro Meets With a Serious Ac
cident, bat Through it All
Shows a Rare
Courage.
, (Special to The Evening Times.)
. High Point, N. C, Sept ' 20
Gaines Winningham, a well-known
young man of Greensboro, met with 'ge flm M Davld80n & Langhorne,
a serious accident here at -8 o'clock Df Lynchburp -hot and killed him
Iast night' He came up on Train :sef jn Amheit county, opposite this
No. 29 en route to Hot Springs, Ark., j city last night. Ill health, was the
for treatment and had stepped offCanBe. His age was 37 aud he was
the train to tell his sister and unmarried
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. ! ; .
McNelly, good-bye In attempting toj ,)f8tom ... Warshii)s
catch a sleeper he lost his hold and 1"ne he pf,t"ypr r wrsips.
his left leg went under the car and YV Russian Government announ
was ground off just above the ankle, ;cea that the value of the Czar's war-
hia foot remaining in the shoe. He ships lost during the war with Ja
alBO sustained several bruises about pan was 1113,000,000. That la con-
the fatse. ' . -
The' train came to a standstill and
his sister and brother-in-law were lnlshlps at figures ranging from $125,
a moment plunged Into a deeper 000,008 to $165,000,000.
grief than whe they said good-bye.
jV,.:V;r I '. . ...
CROWN PRINCESS' BIRTHDAY.
Celebrates Her Nineteenth Birthday
. : ' To-Day. . ' '
. Berlin, Sept - 20.: Crown Princess
CMtnlln. . celebrated her- nineteenth
blrthdav to-day. and received tele -
grams of congratulation from all the
Anurta nf Riirnnn as well aft a num-
ber of valuable ? gifts. ,?. The people
generally aret elated" over the news
that an important family event is
to take place In the hosehold of the
Crown Prince. , ' - i ,
-us -1
' 1"
AN. INDEFINITE SENTENCE
And i'lne .of Two Hundred ; and
r" Ninety-Eight Dollars. '
(By the Associated Press.) '
Chicago Bept. 20-W.H. Hunt,
formerly president or .? the- defunct
Pad ' American Bank, was sentenced
to the penitentiary indefinitely and
to pay a fine of $298. - , '
struck idihe
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m iwmi s ii :
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brad mi. 1 i'
'nttt tun of Ike biala 1 !..
-6 in a aaa rnmnH 1" it"
Hi- at i.mm t4 to hr la
ai lout roadlttoa iifd. '
M hile It la ant thcunt.'
ull la frartarvd. Ilir i u i
injurlrw aoi U I.
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The roaflagralloti in On i
( m
M(ht
w h If ii
f llhrar b jlldti.a i i. -t
cauaml a Ion of Ikui 1 1 """
rnvered by lm.ui.un.-
li l
thought that the Are kf .;niM'd ly
onianaous cotnbuiln I In- dm
ar la twins repalrod nml ih,- Htury
openinic. which waa nnnnt.-o lor
Tk mad ay night. m-i
.(ht
poni-d
lJl tTI) ;u.Trii.
Ti Prrvint la Ion l'rlnlm from Mo
leatlng tlic S4rikrltreaki-r.
( Hy the Anaoclato.) rea i
Hprlncfleld, O . Sept. 2n - An In
Junction aaa granted the Crow-ell
Publishing Company to prevent
anion printera. atopping utrlke-break-ers
a they entered the company's
plant. More than fifty strike-breakers
have been raiiRht by pickets and
hnl If. In. Alkn. ,1,1 TV.
company now
has two out of a halfl
hundred men at work. The fight is,
as stated In a telegram from Presi-
(flent Lynch, of the TyiKygraphlcal
Utwion.. being. waged kardo here than
Uny where elae A clash' 'fircr "the In
Junction is expected to-nlRht.
ISUIGI. 0F A
A Well Known Broker and Citizen of i
Lynchburg Shot and Killed Him
self Last Night While De-
spondent Over His Con
tinned IU Health.
(By the Associated Press.)
Lynchbure. Va;. Sept. 20. Ed
'ward A. Langhorne, a well known
'cltfaon nnil n mpmlipr of tho hrokor-
sidered a low estimate by some naval
experts.' who assess the value of the
That a very much better use might
have been made of the money spent
on the construction of these warships
fs probably , true. It the Czar had
devoted '$113,000,000 to ameliorat
ing the condition of the Russtan
peasantry'; great and' permanent -re
sults - might have beejr achieved and
&any of his subjects- relieved from
the .grinding poverty , in which mil
i MO"" inem live,
But as no othfer
' -WE PA 4 PER ANNUM
COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY
' uvOUP POSITED ,yv
un ,,V v'ff)y.u.lt tic
tt -'
vmzJ county
SAVINGS .BANK. ,
leu
i
a fc ta
lt a W ta a ' tt.i ar4
r Sarf4 Tlaa. I MU
iu aaw .al l 'it'i ai.f
, wm tiae It a Wli .W a
t te laH4 a ' ta fca'a
mat irKta " ib '; k'1
im lata aummt ! i-t u.t -
i gwd able a ta i- lii 1 m
are iimiIi ia ta t is4 etr v..
a r-ailt anM a ( a
irttui) a a h l .if ei.
aide mm Ike ffkttrs tinr kin.,'
kMHIi iiaxH n,wir-f a ,t.) II
hr tai4 a tka aa'at ii la ft
lit aka-k kae tn a -4 .--i u ;i
mm ua-a aaa44e la lati la
eara cneld he arltaiirt a-iin,-d
it aaa Id pri1'? hv uixl to raw4
tbe Talae a4 Ike Kaaalaa ahlpa d
atied la tbe rer-eel i The Prli
lah naval eBtknrtlkna biif wriiii
aeaed oat a aumtM-r of tnaarla runr
aid. but tot ronatdrred ahaole'e
Rrrknalng the Icbm oa the original
t-oal of rotiat met ih It niuti t iri
C r-at
Thr OoTeronirat of thr I ntied
stair la hallding a nuaitx-r f flnr
liattlaahlpa. and Cnngrraa will .r.t.
bit rontlnue in add ateadllr tn I nrle
Sam (! la Yet It la certain ihat
In time they alll Ix- niuatered nut of
acrviee to give itt in ahla cnl'di
Ing more modern Idea of mnairur
Moh and armament The inaa In
urn raaea alll 1k practically aliao
late, but Americana do not aoem tn
tm f He .
itrr mi e ""
ta taw ni i
tie oKiiaod to a ayalein of Insurance i Mra
which return to the ixilley holder noin
part
tin
of hla Invent men I . Baltimore
THK GHK.VT HOANOKK KAMI
Will Open Net Tucmlay and (a
tinuc for Knur Itayn.
Roanoke, Vs.. Stpt. 20. All the
;irt anKomonta have been completed
for the Great Roanoke Fair which
will open in the city of Roanoke next
Tuesday, September 26th, to con
tinue four days. So many applica
tions for stalls tn the live stock de
partments have been made that ad-
, , ' " , m T. ' ."""
.Itli.I.al .I.KIInn bamak.I W .. J I
animals is being provided thla week
All the tonls, also, which were in
use last week at the Indiana State
Fair have txa hlppod to Roanoke.
There are overj, 10 oftheae tents,
the" htfghkt"Tbverrng an "arts Tof
12,000 square feet. More attrac
tions have been engaged than ever
before, some of them being of the
most Rpectacular character. There
will bo 15 races for purses amount
ing to $4,300. rs well as feats of
horsemanship by the best riders and
drivers In the country. All the pre
miums total over 210,000. An enor
mous attendance is expected. Ex
cursion tickets will be sold at one
fare for the round trip.
I
OXE MAN KILLED.
! And Twenty-Five Injured, as the Re
j Kiitt of a Freight Train Collision.
! (By the Associated Press.)
Reno, Nev Sept. 20. George
Wareman was killed and twenty-five
Injured in a head-on collision be
tween two freight trains on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, followed
by the rear-end collision of two pas
senger trains, nine miles west of
Beowawe, last night.
No Immediate Danger.
(By the Associated Press.)
Paris, Sept. 20. The France-
German negotiations over Moroccan
affairs continue in suspense. The
tension is somewhat relieved, how
ever, by assurances from both sides
that the negotiations are not in im
mediate dangor of rupture.
I uc (Banking Facilities
Are alt that one could wish. Our
meet alt requirements of our patrons, and all. inducements are
offered the. public that are consistent with sound banking. De
pofcltork'are assured of every ourtesy possible. We strive to merit
your business by offering such facilities as will meet your wishes.
Crsnntinn TnMnt tlnmnnnv. t
(MaV'aVtaVtaVt
Everyth
' When you start oat' to buy anything in the way of
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Cigars, Mineral Waters,
Brushes- of any kind, any thing in tin' way of Toilet
Articles, Pipes, f Tobacco,Cold or Hot Drinks, Garden
Seeds; Fine Candies or Perfumery, don't fall to stop at
otir store and you will find just the thing you are look
in tn f
,
d uoDum-Wynne urug to.
KB THE
'BLACK FUG'
i il ! 4 laetala kVaad
" ttmi 4 i aulnu Ha
l.ra Itwrtbrt ttwt
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i;iir ttr-taiAii at-
r-fci t-.l kt.iatf at ,. i.i
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S' ti k i tim.rl.
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aad i a iiu. i m, at 4i-.i.4 n
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tkt- il.i:r i4 i i,.tr a, li. f.i
I ibi I hr m aM,er t 'traif,. it.
ii.
iiolaiioii of thr mtiir.i !
grant iiliiil ai l. Ma i 1.
IIIVIll HBRMU&l ll th- Illl-ll t
The rirmrniln l.rnl U-t r fl ,y
under Ibr cain j ia.ii ," ol a
legnl Mriliaa ogiaiit al.d all, a
rr a made up of men aaid to In
'Choir, a ban.t of inl.lwii
throat a ban- uiantiiNl
naft M!i. the d of
Kidd
a lid f ij i
i (ilra1"-
.lalii
TtH l Hi' THK WlKI.I
Mill
lie Made i.t Wllllaui Jenulnga
llryaa ami ramil)
i llv the AMclair.1 lr,-aa
Lincoln. Neli . Sept 20 Mr hii.1
Hryan. aceoinpanled by their
and daughter, William and
Grace
leave to-morrow for a tour
of the world They will aall from
San Francisco for Japan September
Sfith. Flopping at Honolulu for a day
or two They eiect to reach Toklo
October Kith, thence they will go to
Manila and Hend some time In the
Philippine They will then vUlt
Australia and New Zealand and reach
India in the winter. They will pro
coed to the Holy land and other
countries and spend next summer in
the large cities of Europe Mr.
bryan expects to be gone not lens
than a year.
PU1CK OK M'MIIKH
Haa Been Advanced About Seventy
Five 'rata Per Thounand Feet,
(rty the Associated Press.)
, .Norfolk' Yat Wept, 2d. Tha an-.
nbuncOmeia 14 jnade-that tha North
Carolina Pine Association has ad
vanced the price of all grades of lum
ber, Including dress "' ;kid rough tim
ber, the average advance being 75
cents per thousand feet. The ad
vance went Into effect at once.
One Charter Granted To-Day.
The Secretary of State to-day is
sued a charter to the Marlon Lumber
Company, at Marlon. The capital
stock is $50,000, and the company
will commence business with $20,000
The Incorporators are W. M. Pratt,
S. P. Pratt and J. W. Pless, all resi
dents of Marion.
In addition to the conduct of a
regular large lumber business the
company will also manufacture fur
niture and other wood products.
Ambushed by Japs.
(By the Associated Press.)
Gunshu pass, Monday, Sept. IS.
A party of seven scouts, who passed
out of the Russian lines near Stnl
unchen recently, were ambushed by
the Japanese and killed.
Result of Election.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Wadesboro, N. C, Sept. 20. Yes
terday's election was carried for
saloons by 53 majority and tor dis1-
Jtilleries by 17 majority.
capital is sufficiently strong to S
i a,
December corn was steady at 44
44C. - " ,,
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