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BAI.riOIL K. C, AT U ED AY, EEPTEHEXE tX U3i
FEVEB SCOUREE
HOW MEII5
A Ctincsc Ylctin Was
RcportcJ for the Fin! f
Time
OTHER CASES
BITE GEEK ll'MlED
AH Teasel Lrotlaf r Orimaa
OHwv iwrloM fort Moat II
PaMlfkU aa4 Ala Hav
OMInt Froa.fleokfc
AMburlllM.
(By tk Aaasrtalrd Trim
Kw OrlMBa. BpC II. It tk
praaaal rBta of Brogr U kpt
Ik gut Aoar4 of IlaaJlA kIl
tk fallow frr ta tfc coontry
parti ka 111 4laappar aJaMMt a
boob M la Nw Drlaaea.
Lak ProYldaaca, which tai a hot
bed of fTr two vacka are, U rapid
ly drtrlag oat tb dlaaaa. For th
fourth day all aw caaea at Tallalah
ar aacroe. 8rataa raaoa ar
adr . traatmect la th Baratarla
dtatrkL la atral Loulalaaa lh
picking aad moving of cotton la
aomawhat handicapped for want of
anfflclent labor. Owing to th fnml
gatloa roqatrameata glnnara ar hav
ing om troubl la getting cara.
Among th Sw caaea reported
er la on la th German Protaat
ant Orphan Aarlntr, tt "rat caa la
any of th Proleetaat InatitaUona,
Work baa bean resumed oa tb
Wee front, th settlement decided
on by arbitrators being accepted by
both aide and ther will bo no mor
labor troubl during the present sea
sun. Details of tba reception of Presi
dent Roosevelt await a final decision
from Oyster Bay and Arkansas.
Friday's Fever Record.
Mao rtrlasna Hont IS. Tha offl-
clal-yellow fever report to- p. m.
Friday night was a follows!
New casea, 87; toUl to date, 1,72.
Deaths. 4: toUl, 161.
.New foci, 15,
PatlenU being treated,. S13.
PaUents discharged, 1,098.
Of the new cases yesterday only
two bear any resemblance to Italian
names. The first time a Chinese name
bas appeared on tb Hat waa Friday.
The . Chinese were ' supposed to be
immunes because tb odors exhaled
by opium smokers are not relished
by mosquitoes. Th discovery of
this case,, however, Indicates that
there bave been others which have
been concealed. " The victim Is Lee
. Ning, and be was found dead In a
joss house on Elk Place where he
had been taken by his countrymen
who hoped to appease the wrath of
hi. feMMaAM Utifirann Tlltm ' whn
has' had experience in dealing with
the Chinese during the plaguen San
' Francisco, unearthed the case and an
autopsy confirmed the - diagnosis.
Among the new cases la the case of
clerk of the inspector of police. ; Ten
of the new casea and six of the new
foci; are up town.'; Algiers is credited
with six of the new cases. Of the
deaths', one patient who contracted
the fever ' in - a lodging house on
Charles street,' developed bis case
. while In a detention camp. He was
sent to the emergency hospital, with
a fellow.' workman, - who developed
the disease at the same time.
It Is necessary that all vessels leav
ing New Orleans for American ports
bo fumigated and carry a pratique
r ties. ' This work is done by Dr.
..iUUUJttB Clb lUO IJUIIIAUUUg BlOMUUf
but henceforth the) certificates will
be issued by the . Marine Hospital
Service. This afternoon Dr. White
' went down to the quarantine station
On the Porto RIcan steamer Arcadian
' to look Into the service and arrange
' for the issuance' tot the certificates,
TO-DAY'S TRIAL RACES.
A ' Team t 6f t Five' American-Built
' , Automobucs Will Be Selected.
TMIneola, L. I.,"; Sept,:. 23, The
start , fit' the' etimihatlon trail race to
select team of ,flve uutomoblles of
American build to ' compete for the
VanderblK cup on October 14th, was
made at '5:30 o'clock tht8 morning,
Thousands of ; spectators saw ' the
racers start, v. -' i '
i The distance was four rounds of
twenty-eight and three tenths miles,
the total distance being one hundred
and thirteen and two-ten tha ' miles.
A. L. Pope's 60-horso power machine
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!Umi' . ta to Mr, oa I
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Dut A. A. pu ft-feara l
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Kkra frsoi U two
H,'C IImm'i II krw Mr asa-
tk.l taUkH U l Wara, toeoty
bb la alee a at tarty inmlt
To wlaaiM as drtvoa fcj
Atkert C. LMtf Wj Ml U um od
la tkro u4 tar-. Bart or a&itaa aa
boar Wxir Uii waa Ml kjr Maatk
w k wo Lt rap Ua4 yaar ta
Blfcetr hearrpar attack laa
ixvrrto the rtikiiKvr.
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R 'KUM- ,
(patiAl to Tk KUg TfM )
miMlkffta. fct II Tka 'll -
ilkftM aarrckaau aaaoclattoa.
through Its praaMeat. Mr. W. B. Braaaoa bouao but bob oa th Tjr-1
Cooper, yoaloriay Ularabd Pla1- bob houiw Th mb 1a the Tjat.na '
4aet RooaU at Oyatar Bay, to ta!aiaat t aomrltliij Ilk l.U. whlla!
clad Wtlailagtoa la his ItlBvrary'lt
for his Houlkam toar la October. Th
Idea Is to bav th Proaldaat com to j roumi lu ihf Tyaoa bona, an
Wllmlagtoa from Ralotgh wher ha.prftijr tudly burnrJ In th aitrvipi
will spend a day at tb BUI fair. I
W .... MllWUil r.llltfr B.B.M m nBilniiliifl Tk. hrL.k 1 L '
dal trala, will b placod at hla die-
posal that th trip to Wilmington
may b mad wlthoat latarrupHon
of plans aa at present arranged. A
special would b furnished tb Preal-
dent from Raleigh to Wilmington
and th return to th main Una of i Wilmington. N. C, S-pt. II -th
Souther would b by another Henry M. Goodman, aged yearn.
special from her to Greensboro.
The Final Hearing.
(By th Aaaoctated Praaa.)
Washington, Sept. 21. The final
hearing In the caa of th Warren
Manufacturing Company and others
against th Southern Railway and
others began before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The case
Involves a rata of 41 cenU per hun
dred , pound on cotton goods from
Warren villa, G rani t villa and Van-
cluse, 8., C, and , AuguaU, Ga., . to
New Jork.. which th complalnanU
declare unjust and excessive. Hear
ings bav been bald twice at Augusta.
; " Crashed tw Dmthtv
K (Special to Th Evening Times.)
' Newton. N, C, Sept 18. Skaley
McKesson, a negro man from Mor
ganton, was crushed to death by one
of th trains on the Southern track
at the depot In Newton yesterday.
wnen found lie was lying on the
track about fifty yards north of the
depot, and was dead. No one saw
him killed or knew that he was on
the train. It Is supposed that he
was beating his way and either fell
between the cars and was killed or
was crushed by the bumpers while
the train was shifting.
Work Begun on 'Spencer's Water
' -Works. ;r
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Spencer, N. C, Sept 23.: Messrs.
Francis R. Weller and John B. Gor
don, engineers for the Spencer Water
Works Company, recently Incorpo
rated by Washington and New York
parties, arrived here yesterdays and
began active work on the prelimi
nary work on the plant, which is to
cost 150,000. Surveys are also be
ing made for a complete sewer sys
tem for the town as well as exten
sive street building, for which bonds
are being issued.
The One Who Committed the Deed
' Claimed That He: Fired,' as He
Thought, in the Air, But'
' : KUled ft Man. T .
- ' (By the Associated Press.) -,
Wilmington, Del., ' Sept. 23.
Howard Bullock, - 8,5 years old, a
former baseball player was shot and
killed at midnight last night by C.
Preston Herlng at Concord station.
Herlua surrendered; to- the police; He
said he had been to the theatre with
hlsj wife.. .When near home the 'pair
sat down byvtheriadslde and were
talking when Bullock jumped t over
the' hedge. Mrs. - Herlng became
frightened and ran, followed by Bul
lo6k . Hering stated that he drew
his revolver ' and discharged four
shots, as he thouoght. Into the air.
One of .'the: : bullets lodged in Bul
lock's brain. Herlng was committed
to prison. ' 1 '.',"', ; l
BULLET LODGED
IN HIS DRil
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CAUSES LiSSM'ILFIBESTs
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fir krilr air II arlwk ttka
toralaf Tka Ar MigtBai4 I tka j
ktukra of tb T)m rat4M a4
a4a jMa ha4wa7 kfwr Ik
, taa&ataa ml ika kvaa r Bay via
B vi mwm u nmnm ui it ivnaiirv
a aar4 fro tka Trau kotia a4
lh kMkwt4 tuodi cf ik Biaa
aoa kouaa arr utnl Tkvra a a
amall aaiuaat of laturaao oa tk.
la not ,uit ao much to tha Bra-
aona. Mr J r Monlaaua. bo ba4
to tin hlmarlf and aotn ir hla
arroaa tha airoet from tlir ImrBfd
property u In daagar of buinrng.
jbut waa aarcd without Injur)
CHARGKU WITH SKIU (TIliX.
(Special to Th Rvealaa Tlmxa i
manager of an automobile establish
ment here, waa arrested thla morn
ing, charged with seduction under
prorata of marriage. His alleged
victim Is an estimable young woman
of Charlotte. Goodman will "be Ukn
to Charlotte this afternoon.
A Well Known Merchant of Rot-k
Hill, 6. C, Has Words WKlt a
Nearo and InxUntly Kills
the Latter I)y Shooting.
(Special to The Evening Times,)
Rock Hill. S. C, Sept. 23. Anul
Sanders, a negro, was shot and In
stantly killed here yesterday by Mr.
M. F. Owens, a merchant doing busi
ness on the corner of Railroad and
Main Btreets. From the. testimony
gathered 'at the Inquest It was de
veloped that Mr. Owens had had some
difficulty with the negro over sugar
bought by the daughter of the lat
ter Thursday night and brought back
by Sanders Friday morning. Mr.
Owens refused to take the Bugur
back. The negro left It In the store
and went out. It is said that Mr.
Owens threw the paokage at the ne
gro," striking him on the head. The
darkey asked him what he meant.
Mr; Owens replied that he would do
worse than that if he did not like it.
The negro answered .that he would
not come Outside and do it. He then
walked' i' towards the corner. Mr.
Owens followed and began firing.
The negro turned the corner by the
Commercial Club, Mr. Owens still
following and shooting. Three shots
took effect,' one in the back, near the
neck, one below' the groin, and one
in the small of the back. The negro
fell and died almost immediately.
WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM
Thi Democratic State Campaign Was
: Opened at Newark, Ohio.
(By the Associated Press.)
- Newark, O., Sept. 23. Amid the
blare of brass , bands, the stirring
strains of martial music, and the
huzzas of .enthusiastic crowds, the
Democratic State ; campaign '' opened
to-day tThe meeting, in point of
numbers and enthusiasm, far out
ranked .any demonstration of like
character ever held in, central Ohio.
The event, of the -morning was the
arrival of J.'M. Paltlson, Democratic
candidate for, Governor. ' "
i ,' Sometimes Unavoidable.
' Girl 'with the ".Gibson Girl Neck
(lpoklng over the ' morning paper) :
Do you- , take any ' Interest In the
movements of ocean vessels?
Girl with the Julia" Marlowe Dim
ple: Well, if the ; movements are
violent, and you're not used to them,
you Just can't help taking some In
terest, you know.--Chlcago Tribune'.
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S C . U on th Hill IHIi.k : r .ar
win Mr and Mrs W P p. -1
Mis Ikabel OuII.m il.n.tl.' ' nf
Pruf N V. (iulley. li . m i'!n .''!
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l'u.nla) for hanford. wher. : b.- ih-k
lo taki up hor dutlea aa RUMrlni-nil
nl of tin- graded arbotiN
Miks.-s liuia Kill. It .mix LaMKiii'i
and Anna Wrnon U'fi Hi MonU'
for UienKboro. where iIipv no id n
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Body of Stranger Found 1 1 Roadway.
No Evidence of Foul Play.
Waa Patent Medicine Kale,
mini ljetters r.ml
Money Found on
Person.
A man who bore in his pocket let
ters addressed to Dr. J. W. Tribble,
was found dead shortly after four
o'clock yesterday afternoon ut a
point about three-quarters of a mile
from Wakefield. The man was a rep
resentative of the Boyd Chemical
Company, and some of. the letters
were addressed to that ''concern, at
Columbia, S. C.
The remains were brought to Ral
eigh this morning at 3 o'clock by Jus-
ALQNELINESS IN
tlce Of the Peace J. M. Whitley, who" "om lu rrow, ironi laugmer
is also mayor of the town, and Mr. to tears 11 moves one a8 she P'11?8'
J. H. Grimn, and were taken to the antl leaves a memory of melody and
undertaking parlors of tin- Raleigh . power.
Casket Company, where thev were Mr. Brawley, the Director, showed
embalmed to await instructions from : ereat versatility of style. The ex
the company the dead man repre-1 1ul8ite dalntinass of the Etincelles,
sented as to the disposition of his : tne masterly rendition of the Swan
h0(jyi jSong and the feeling showed in the
Dr. Tribble was apparently about j Serenata made an artistic comblna
50 years old, and was known by many"051-'
people in this section of the Stale! Fortunate indeed is Peace and Ral
among whom he had travelled andj0l6h to have such a faculty,
who had several times seen him in The following Is the complete pro
the course of his commercial rounds, jgr&m:
The Place of Death. ! (a Adagio.
Dr. Tribble was driving two horses j b Perpetuum Mobile (Ries),
attached to a wagon bearing on its i Miss Anderson.
Side the words "DrBoyd'B Sure Pop Samson et Dalila (Saint Saens), Mrs.
Colic1 Oure," and there were a num- McLemore.
ber of drawers and receptacles con- BObby Shafto (Homer Greene),
tainine various medicines. - He was Miss Pollard.
noticed as he passed the Wiggs' place
the other side of Wakefield. Later
his hat was found In th road, about
50 yards front where the-dying man
was later discovered. Justice Whit
ley and Mr. Griffin were attracted to
the spot by; reason of tbe gathering
of a number of apeopie. They at once
realized the extremity of the man's
condition and immediately summoned
Dr. C. V, Caviness, who pronounced
him dead from heart trouble,. Just
above the eyes there was a partially
dried . runlet of blood, and It was
first thought the man had possibly
been shot as he sat in his wagon, but
this was soon recognized to be of no
Import as a slight scratch was re
vealed, when the scale of blood - Waa
removed. Justice Whitley summoned
a Jtlry for an inquest,' but the servi
ces of the coroner were not deemed
necessary. It is supposed' that' the
body i of the man 'fell forward over
the lines' which were fastened to' the
top oMhe wagon on the inside. This
tension caused the horses to follow
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KiilertalnnieBt Lakt Mgiit Waa Moat
Inlet-rating, and Attracted Iarg
Crowd.
The hai'l ot Pare was crowded
l:mt vnlnic with friends who had
runic to hear old friends and lo wel
come ihe new teachers In the faculty.
The program was selected and ar
i aliped with 0n taste, and Judgment.
.Mrs Mi l.cinor. the vorsllsl. Miss
Anderson, th violinist, and Mr
Drawlev. the director, are already
known to the Raleigh public and
their appeurance la alwaya welcomed
Mr. Dungan, the naw piano teach
er, cornea with highest recommenda
tions from musicians and conserva
tories, and showed at one her thor
ough training aad fin 'talent. "Hr
"UIW'KrelBlerlana. "by Schumann,
was given With sparkle and brilli
ance, and her accompaniments show
ed line taste and sympathy. She Is
a valuable addition to the faculty)-.
Miss Pollard, the reader, is from
Emerson College. Her presence and
voice are exceedingly pleasing and
the audience was delighted with her
selections, which were marked by
artistic simplicity.
Mrs. McLemore gave two numbers.
In the Sago D'Amour the flexibility
of her voice was shown to advantage.
The Aria from Samson and Dalila
was given with power and feeling,
the beauty of the notes and the artis
tic Interpretation uniting to -make it
the work of an artist.
Miss Anderson knows her Instru
ment. Her violin speaks at her will
serenata (William Mason).
Swan Song (requested) (Wagner).
Etincelles (Moszkowski), Mr.
Brawley. '
Sagno D'Amour (Gregh), Mrs. Mc
Lemore. Romance (Rubinstein), Miss An
derson. ' ' ; ,
The Island of the Scots (William
K. Aytonn),' MIbb Pollard.
KrelslerianaOp. 16, No. 1 (Schu
mann), Mrs. Dungan.
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J meet all requirements of our patrons, and all inducements arc jjj
1 1 Offered 'tire public, that are consistent with sound banking. ' l)e- X
poisiton are. assured of erery ourtesy possible. ' We strive to merit 2
i r yoOi business 'by offering such facilities as will meet your wishes. S
I Carolina Trust Company.
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siTOWII EVENTS
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' doe hi fiHiaort a lit) Colon!
Thoriilon k himI ralla. Iml I un
'derttaad. Is lo t I, u I J ( bi th Hrook
ford Milli Cotnpanv abd uiml for
;;ieclal purpo
Work has acaln beeri reaunird on
th aer syatem on th wuh
sld of the lii As wsk slated In
Th Ktenlng Tim Tburadai. aork
had len stopped until suffldent
funds rould t raised t complet
the work 1 understand the Hoard
of Aldermen called a special meeting
to consider th subvert and It Is to
be hoped th aot k a III now be push
ed to completion by the recent ac
tion of the board
There will be a change In the post-
office here September 30th Mr J
R. Monaer, who haa been In tbe of
fice nearly two years, has resigned
hla position and will be succeeded by
Mr. S. M Hamrirk. Mr. Monser haa
been one of aa faithful aervants aa
the office has had In a long time, and
It Is hoped Mr. Hamrlck will make
an ideal successor
Mr. Monaer, who haa been an at
torney for a long time, will agala
takA'.4ip. that honorable p!tofeesion..
and all the clUaeas of the town be
speak for him much success.
A fire company, which has been
badly needed In Hickory for some
time, will be organized as soon as a
State organizer can be gotten.
The erection of the graded school
building In the town of West Hickory
will begin soon, and It is hoped to
have It ready for school by the first
of December. A meeting of the
Board of School Directors some time
past concluded to build a graded
school In West Hickory.
Mack Matthews Instantly Killed.
(Sperlal to The Evening Times.)
Trinity College. Durham, N. C,
Sept. 23. Mr. V. C. Matthews, a stu
dent here, received the Bad intelli
gence yesterday morning by tele
gram that his brother was instantly
killed at his father's cotton v.t
Bradley's Store, N. C. He left at
once to attend the funeral, which
took place to-day.
The deceased was Mack Matthews,
son of Dr. Matthews, ex-treasurer of
Harnett county. He was at work ;it
the head block fell striking him on
the head and causing instant death.
Special Choir Music at Good Shep
herd Church To-morrow.
The vested choir of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will sing for the
first time this season at the service
to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock.
They will sing hereafter at both
the morning and evening services.
The musical numbers to be sung
at the services to-morrow are as fol
lows: 11 A. M. Processional Hymn 408,
LeJeune; Venlte, Mendelssohn;
Gloria Pattl, Mendelssohn; Te eDum
Laudamus In D, Calkin; Jubilate Deo
In B flat, Nevin; Introit Hymn 637,
Webb; Kyrie eleison in A, Elvey;
Gloria Tibl in A, Elvey; Offertory
Anthem. Praise the Lord O Jerusa
lem, Choir; Recessional Hymn 403,
Ward.
At the evening service at 8 o'cioglt
Field's Service in G will be sung. -
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