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I in i w i-.4aJl i . ; . , 1 r : i i w . TV "Vt ""?TTFI T f . uYi'T T'7r volume rr. THE GRASP IF HEAD FEVER Tta htMH hh aa Um I AAjaarwe rW- tvWara tmm UkaUe mm ! tartW kTtMt rifJl for nur nii k ca Wfor 4U(tt. . T mm m oli r4 4U o( Ua Mlt to U niMrl m U to ka4 tkAt ,mi Um crUoa ( frak krdtai pU(4 for moaqultoo noM , ltttl larta. Bvporu trom lha eeulrr saw a atad)r tm pro ran eat to tha ltatUoa to almost avary alracttaa. Oaly thraa aaaUia thrtMiftoat taa EUU la lha past 14 hour. A kaw Boaoalta oralaaaea hu baaa paaaad bjr Ua aiy CoaaclL " It rapraaeau work of tba beat aaaiurlaaa, Uwj-ara aad ofllcUla hara aa4 aaa taa ao ooraemeBt of tba Fadarai anthorlUaa, who vara coaaultaa to lu prapara Uoa. " TWaday'a Nw Rocord. Nav Orlaana, Sept. It. -Tba ra port of tha yellow fcrar altvatlon to o'clock yeatardar aftarnooa u u tolloai : Nw cum ai. total to data J. 811; death! C, tota) to data ITS; now foci 7; patten U being treaiad II; patleata dlacbarged .IJI r Tboacb tba deaths ware mora numerous tbaa since Bandar, tba ferer situation resterdsr wu regard ad as ihowinc tamlbUkabia signs of Improrement. Cases wars, reported Infrequently during the day, and tba total tor tba !4 hours was considered favorable. ' r . v , ' , ' , Isolated casea kra appearing wbera paopla are na. Jectlng local pbytldaas and risking tba development of con- ' cealed centers of Infection. Surgeon Berrr Is enraired lu an InTestlgatloa iof two such cases Vltb tha promise of affldaviu against them. Dr. White Is disposed to , overlook i tha trans gressions of the poorer classes, but be is determined that no one who Is able to have a doctor shall fall to make report of cases. More Interest centers here now In this question, whether or not .the yellow fever germ Is to be discovered as the result of . the, investigations that are in progress, than In the ' fever Itself, but the public is left. In much uncertainty" by the vagueness of the disclosures that have thus' far been made-regarding the causes. FOR BUYING THE POISON With Which tils Brother Committed , 8nicido Dargan Was- Indicted. x i (Special to The Evening Times.) Columbia, S. d Bepts 87. A spe cial from Darlington to the State re lates the following presentment, "We - the grand Jury present Pegratn Dar- . gan for aiding and abetting Robert Keith Dargan in taking his own life, . by procuring and giving to his brother, Robert "Keith Dargan, car bolic acid and ) other drugs with which he took his lite on the 11th day of July, 1905, in Darlington, S. C. We offer as witnesses, IJH. Clah ton, O. B. Edwards, J. S. Floyd and J. K. Doyle."! - -iR. K. Dargan was president of the ' ' Independent Cotton Oil Company and of the : Darlington Trust Company, institutions which have recently failed. : Dargan ' committed suicide in July , by taking "poison. 1 ' " j. SPEAKER NIXON'S ILLNESS; .is ft W ii"i' Vi in i i.-ir- i May anw the Adjonrhment of the - Legislative Committee on Life - ' , Insurance. ' - B"the Associated Press.) v' Kew ' Tork; 5 Sept. ' 2 7.Upon the 'convening of the special legislative committee, ; investigating life lnsur- r hhee, 'Chairman Armstrong ""ah jounced' that -owing to-; the serious lllnesB of Speaker Nixon of" the As ; semMy the committee met '.under dls ; tresslng circumstances.' .-"From in ' formation at hand,"?' Senator Arm strong said, "it is feared S he can not recover, and fn the ovefctdt his : . death, the committee will in&tantly , ', adjourn." 1 1 1 - 1 Jacob H. ' Schlff, head of the firm J of Kuhn,' Loeb t 'Co.; will take th stand to-day or to-morrow.' . ' - The first witness was ' George . C, 'i Van Tuyl, secretary and treasurer of the Albany Trust Company, who pre duced a transcript of the account of f Andrew Hamilton and stated that neither the bank nor he had a know- ledge of the purpose for which the is ta a axri M UK taa&.eJ a.' , te trta aaaaa t it haJ i .". no iiuti. Wera Mr44 1 lWn Tea riM fe-itaj. (lag CM A rit ti a I ) Mw, Hut, lt,-TUI IW1 1 aeaaale f ttrtt reatetaMa ( Ce ala rertirMty Ml Mnrt eJ lathe I. Diefe tor Ito IMtuUM la t . . . 1 l-WHira. sr1gaartee yaarteraay aa. i feared. ewUee tM Mra fresaf -il Camelry to a as were re-1 Te-ey tba DMMintk reerea wtUjeiaea be Vrft KV far for McwLrr.1 take plec to aa cities see iwm , it ,nr er km Keae etee mwiI that heU taeaa r Utw ki. l M Tnera art bat ft contests tock law rumos. TWrre la LitUa paabs Bat THas tha Law VIA 1W IHtaua. (Kpecial to Taa ICvaalsg TIbmm ) Carthage, K. C apL M.At aa eiarnoa aaia ywaiaraay isa people of Moora coaaty voted oa the quasi to a , of stock Isw or no stork law. Tba: rat ami, from tba vartoas prsrl&rU ; are act all to. bat tba tadlcaUoas are that slock law to dafaatad by at least (01 majority. It appears that a vary light vote was polled. A Urge por- Uoa of tba eoaaty la already under stock Isw. It has beea argued, with mack force, that tha cltlsena of tba present slock law territory had ao moral right to participate la the election, and It seems that this rea soning bora fralt yesterday wbea a great many who now reside In stock law territory refused to coma out to tba election. Especially waa this tba case of tbosa favoring stock law. Tba result of tha election la not encourag kag to stock law advocates. A bitter campaign has been waged through tba county papers. AS THE TRAIN Two Men Fought for Life to tha Ex prcea Car AftT a QnarreL the Exact Details of Which Are Not Known. (By the Associated Preas.) Decatur, III., Sept 27. John E. Ryan, of Chicago, Pacific express messenger on the Wabash passenger train, and Edward Greene, of .Chi cago, . former express messenger, fought with pistols In Ryan's car to day. Both are seriously ,wounded and may dla. " Conflicting stories are told by. the combatants. Greene says ne got on the express car Intending to go to his home at Plttsfleld. . He was an old friend and Ryan, Greene claims, per mitted, him to ride. Greene says he assisted Ryan1 with the express mat ter and, that they then began drink ing. Jokes led to a quarrel and Greene says he and Ryan drew pis tols at the same time. Ryan's story Is that he did not see Greene in the car until the train reached '. Cerro .-. Gord. . -Believing Greene jumped In for the purpose of robbery Ryan fired at him. ENTIRE TOWN IN PERIL. '-.'",:"'- .'it. v a i iniirtn'.f : . i :' ' r Raging Fire at Colon Has Already Destroyed Many Valuable . Bnlldings. . (By the Associated Press.) ' Colon, Tuesday, Sept. 2 6 .1 0. 4 6 p. to A terrific fire started in, Bo livia street, near: the railroad build ings. Several valuable properties have already been destroyed. ; The railroad buildings are, so far, safe. The post-office was destroyed and the fire Is Btill raging and burning north ward. If : the wind shifts r to the north the whole s town, will be tim- perllled. . " . -, f . Colon, ; Wednesdayj Sept." 17. 6:80 a. to. The lire was extinguish ed at ; 2:30 o'clock this 'morning. More than 120 'houses were'destroyed. All "railroad" property Is intact, but all the '. Panama government offices and i leasddV buildings were n burned. Hardly anything was saved.? The es timated damage ls 50,d00.. A DR. PARKHURST HOME. Will Once- More Make Things Hum in the Metropolitan City. ' New Torkr, Sept.-2 7 Dr. Charles Patkhurst, - the noted1 reformer ' and head of the Parkhnrst Society for the Suppression of Vtcev ' returned . from his vacation in Europb to-day.; He is much improved In health and says that he - will take aa much' part in the municipal campaign as his duties and health will permit. ' '.: MEHIWEHB ' . i : Bill AT LftST laaa fW IXt k 1 aX teaaa aa TW4e Kr Mr TiV a I ear 4 , AM.t.4 - i V IhI. XJ Tfc. t Jtjaaa af Rtiw keaaata. th Jai !,,. The ltMM left eer thr Kew York Ceatral la te 1ee r ef Mr WUllaai Vaa Horse, rrtkdru af tba CaaadWa Ferine Railroad over whk-h ltaea tkrr will be Ua ported from Moatreel t Vaacosvrt TMK t.AYMiH-t.KlCarK TAiUC. a la Ei nr a M'Ht Sar RatredMkMi U1 he Ki(r4 Tn saarww. (Pw l AaanrtetM Pieaa I Oitaea. Caaada. Hep, ft A writ for tha ei tradition of Oayaor aad Greeae will probably be teased tomorrow, ualeee aoaie farther method of delaying the proceedlaga caa be dlarovered. A report of the ettradltloa rommUsloaer recoia ending the laautng vf tba warrant aad all other papers to tba case are before tha Department of .Justice. A writ of eilradltloa la ready for ike signature of Minister FlUpatrhk. who Is In Quebec to-day, but will be, hare to-morrow. It la ex net ted the!'"'" warrant will then be signed and the men delivered to the United 8tatea officers. TRIAL OF rOTMI8TnKSS Aftrr a Prrllmlnary Hearing- he' Was Bonnd Over to the Federal , t- CoorC . , (Special to Tha Evening Times.) Wllmlnaton. Sent. 17. Mra. Jrtnr- en ca M. Hall, postmistress st Htflfri boro, Columbus county, was yester day glvvn a preliminary hearing at Whltevllle on the charge of tamper ing with the malls. 'Mrs HaU had no witnesses. The prosecution of fered as witnesses a negro mall clerk and two officials of the Bogue Trad ing Company, of Hallsboro. After hearing the evidence, the commis sioner bound Mrs. Hall over to the Federal Court. The friends of the defendant, while not admitting her guilt, claim that If she did unlaw fully open any letters, that only curi osity prompted the act. Ball was furnished and Mrs. Hall released. EQUITABLE LIFE SOCIKTY Held Its Regular Monthly Meeting, ATich Was WeU Attended. (By the Associated Press.) New York, Sept. 27. The regular monthly meeting of the Equitable Society directors was held and Presi dent Morton presented a detailed statement of the business for the first eight months r the year and a: number of subjects, dealing with the ! new regime were- discussed. Nicholas Murray Butler, President ofsast Friday night uoiumoia university, wrote a reuer expressing regret of his Inability -to accept the . position of director, be cause of, a prss of duties at the Uni versity.' President Morton announced the meeting was largely attended, es pecially by;' directors from out of town and was in all respects satis factory. 'Vf?t V Cremated While Asleep. (By the Associated Press.) Fort Dodge, Oowa, Sept. 27. Five children, were cremated in a Ore caused -by an explosion of gasoline, which destrlyed . the Adamson home this morning while they were asleep. ' The eldest child was 10 and the youngest 3 years bid. The father had gone to , .'work-, and ; the mother was visiting a. neighbor The neighbors discovered the. fire but could do no rthing. It".was with great difficulty that the mother was' restrained from throwing-herself into the flames. y . !'' Sentenced But ' Appeals. 1 ''(By the Associated Press.) . Washington,. , Sept. " 27. Minister Merry, at Sanjose; Costarica, has cabled - the' : State . Department that William 9. Albers has been sentenced to three year "In" prison, but that an appeal has been taken to the Su preme Court. ' ' i - .s No Cine 'as Yet. ' j i (By the Associated Press. 1 . Boston, Mass., Sept. 21. No prog ress In the solution of the "suit case" mystery seemed evident, though the police are hoperu'l of obtaining early results from the investigation. The search or Winthrop Cove by divers for the head and limbs of the Victim of the tragedy will probably be con tinued for several day. - 'HICK PlIIIT HEWS ITEMS f04. I'. , .b4 la llw In - . KirM Muni! n la Th h Ha ii llltOMvl III, !lli. . it. i. neeir Mi Kin I. n'r airhll 4 ' eeaeta el (h i it. iba rit aad fniiiil... i .iie alvea abw'f T:- n ! deikted la Kit, inj ;rg poeer bouf i I'l ilaa of taa -iuit th. i, iba Brwl wndrl ' s I . .. , il I ! ( ii. k k t .1 ' it' I iu 'lit I. il , 1 , Ird f. t cxili ft '11 (m- i ou ir iuti; df I Inn i'ii- plant inustrr T Hil;. I. (mna aiora than .. i. l Meaara KleMI A e4 thai thla lodtti in -hi-d en a large u ir and High Point In :hi i''M place for thr ik iitprtae will bring innth trti.titary to thla kind or mini. nd It l ki Ilka HlgS Polm xm d have a tiinBimoth plant la n.nni-. nun aith thin o;ie Tha Officer of the Mr tin nut Ter (wiual flalldlng and Ihh swxlti tlon orgnalsed laat night nr.- l'irl di-nt. Dr. H. C. Pltli vl ,- ) t eotd.-ni . W cott Rotx-raon; aeconil ?- im-nl-di-ut. Mijor M. J. Wronn w-n-ury and treafurer. F. M. Artutli Id 1)1 Dr. H C Pint. Wciroii 1 R,," rMn- ! hr . Dr N Klchardaon. J 1. J K ReltiPl. H A ; Mm, n a nert. o a Klrknian. M and tiin T J Wrcnn, A K Talc Penny Mr. and Mr. Frank 1) Rotilns, of Havana. Cuba, are MMtlnK Mr E A sn on iiouth Main strcot Mr. Hoblns Is In the furniture tniine In Havana aad always make it quite pleaaant for his friend when visit- ing tn his country Mlas Barnes, who will hnve charge of H. A. Moffltt's military department has arrived. The Standard Plumbing Company is a new concern for this place yith Mr, G. 8. Northey as manager. Laat nifiht Mr. Will 1. Smith left for Idaho, where he expects to make his future home. His family will follow him later. Mr. Smith lived ; In MofK.ua-, Idaho, for aruimber of i years, conducting a drug business, j which business he expects to engage : in again. The farm of the late B was sold Saturday at auction. The farm was purchased by Mr. R. E. Coltrane, of Coltrane Mill, and the consideration was $2,616.00. The farm Is located three. miles from this city and contains 120 acres. Mr. L. H. Skinner, of Wilmington, is here to Join his family, who is vis iting the family of Mr. Joseph D. Smith on South Main street. :Mr. and,Mrs. Flem Norman are inlster's wife, from whom it is said the city, being called here on account of the serious condition of Mrs. Nor man's father, Mr. J. S. Campbell, who suffered a stroke of paralysis Several people from this place will witness Tom Dlxons' "Clansman" at the Elks Auditorium in Winston next week The High Point Rifles has got the word that their winter uniforms are being made. This company is get ting in good trim to attend the State fair on President's Day. ' SMALL FIRE LAST NIGHT. Small Cabinet in Otey's Barber Shop Catches Fii and Causes Coni ; motlon--Vnncceasajry Loss ' By Water. TJastTnight' about 11:30 fire was discovered In Oteys' barber shop In the " Tarborough House building by Patrolman Aldersbn on his rounds, ahd several "minutes after an alarm I was' turned in from the box at the l corner ;Tof. Salisbury antr Martini streets 'by Mr., E. .E.- Brttton, who I happened 'to be passing. ' i ? It was several minutes before the ? department, could locate the . fire, i Althohgh at a late hour a crowd) quickly gathered In front of the bar-1 WE PAY 4 PER ANNUM 1 COMfQUNDEO SEMI-ANMUAUYj savings . banK ; ' - tHU fiCH. NX. f mmmi ' taw tnm.1 Im aaa l.tar la Mill ferv aa tnat Hi ir erai it t WtS It' ..! ' !. I, U,1 H..twe aad i--iva H i f i. i i ir a TMl-X-i.it ii 1. 1 i i' i m 'ti. ' Avul tli tia,c i, fa U'ti e.t aad rddee ' h f k i ei u tbt tweia tut a . i m l. rtrt'.rd IL1141 '. tn I !! ih ." aad t'liixa ttiakiis I., ordrf frta lawi tkirf itir ff a.k(VI; aedd T B . illd k Iwa aui'ti iiiiagulali ri b Utr rfcktf enh b cl.ruitikl In itlaireUaer eltfc haidlt aa dam- f. b( aa II la, IS torn i about llktt The bc.p and tliiu't-, int it daibafed, aone U'-ilrj trl and noel of the eall pai 'ulnwl ' M-sry Otej . the Tiiit trior of ih iO(, rariied llud lnurnr- aliti i he Hartford t'oiB aad hi in l aatlrelr coered The origin of ihe fire Is a myter) Ther- had tira aa Ore In that part of thr tmlld ing, and It U thought that r'n muat have Ignited aoate mathe In ih draeer of the rahlnrt The many uaauthorlied ordni glren by the catiou nd n n r- .! s. I ble by attnder. on of hlh tuli ed In the loa of proiwrty, how thut i a fre of thla kind In the heart of the rlty, a Ore line hould be etab liihed at onre and the ipertator kept bark, no aa not to impede the fire men During the eicltement. many of the guests of trie Yarborotigh Houne were awakened, and while moat of them waited o dre. there were aev eral who came down scantily attired The fire wa out at few minutes to 1 2 o'clock. EN WAGE FURIOUS FIGHT There Had Keen Bad Blood Between j Them for Some Time and a Meeting on the Street He- j nulled In a Struggle. ' (Special to The Evening Times.) Charlotte. N. C, Sept. 27. A sen sational and furious fight was that between R. H. Bethel and L. N. Web- F. SteediBter when the two met yesterday on the corner of West Trade and Poplar streets. There has beeh for a long time bad blood between the men, i wnicn resulted in me nerce encoun- ter. Mr. Webster is a traveling sales- man of High Point, while Mr. Bethel i is a book keeper for the Charlotte Brick Company. The cause of the trouble Is alleged Intimacy about two years ago between Bethel and Web- Webster has filed suit for divorce WebBter arrived in tho city yester day morning and was on his way to the Central hotel when he passed Bethel. Webster spoke and Bethel stopped. Webster asked Bethel, who had roomed at his house about four months some years ago, "Did you ever see Mr. Blank coming out of my house in tho afternoon, about 4 o'clock?" "No," was the reply. With that Webster struck at Bethel. The blow was warded ofT and return ed, striking Webster about the neck. ,4 J Continued on seventh page.) Are all that one could wish. Our capital is sufficiently strong to 5 meet all reqnirpments of our patrons, and all Inducements are JJ Offered the public' that are consistent with sound banking. De- pM.fttrs are ussnred of cverv curtesy possible. We strive to merit 2 your bifslness by offering such facilities as will meet your wishes. ,na Trust uompany- i MoTOlltlnes v We have just received the nicest line of Pipes, Military Hnir Bruslies, Fine Toilet Sets, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Shaving ; Brushes Silver-Mounted Corkscrews, Tooth Brusltes, Soaps, Per- . . , fumes, Massage Cream, Honey and Almond Cream, Puff Boxes, Puffs,, all kinds Toilet: Powders, Tooth Powders, etc., etc, Our 1 stock is complete in every department, and we are always glad A to see you, Drop in. Bobbilt-Wynne Drug Company HI iinii Sill ISSUE IfeoMk. 1 W( MaM 4 all I nu .' M i tHa." w.. Ian Ka i-"! a , a. -a .t tt I va. iBdaf H M Jaaihi ..-t a-- -.1 fcl a mtmAmmm fatata liar fM mi Hakla'li w-aa-atxal S-f liar tmmf mm Iw.ai.t .4 tMrraara. nHuurlliim lli'. I. .all mm eVriHi m Ik, "MKmi I tii raarr tar aakaw Mr It II I..I- Ittkg II" Hi-anl .t tl.l.,. liar aWaaaiaa i Um- a-. na i tMn Jealgr Ja,lr ga aa lua . '.. . Ikal aa) HfWrrnl n4rr ana) l ) qatallfta-d lu TiM r at - lal . .i - laiia ey iHr ax a-a) ml t.i la, hat Ihal I h I l-tnrai) ilo ealinrallHi lkl imH nw-an dial liu nanae bImniUI Iw lak-a f nni iIh r.g lalrallian 1mm. k. and 1 ha I lar aa atlll a rrglMr-n-d tiMrr. Tlx- J uil'r- aaKl Ihal he wuald hkr to Iw- alilr to (1 rlite In favor f lhr rlty. and Ihal hf hoprd the Hureiw (iivrt would Mf-r-nilr him. hat ihal mn1in he law. aa lie uini-rtix1 It, the law aald. and nx-ant. a n-glalerrd il-r and mK a qualified viMcr. Tlw qaealltMi of whrthwr llw -!'-Hon on the quealktn if aahxina inr diaHnaary will he held will now hr derWed bf the Supreme t'ourl of N'firlh Carolina. The Argument. The hearing of the application for a mandamuH in the cane of the eti tloner for an election on the liquor queitlon against the Board of Alder men, asking that the board be com pelled to order an election on the question came up this morning be fore Judge H M. Justice, prealdlniT at this term of Vake Superior Court. The complaint and answer were read by Mr. V. B. Jones, represent ing the petitioners, and Mr. V. B. Snow, representing the Board of Al dermen. After the reading of the complaint and answer the Judge asked If the only question involved was the ques tion of the right of a citizen who had not paid his poll tax before May 1. ISuTi, to sign the petition calling an election. The attorneys on bolh sides agreed that this was the only queption on which they differed. Mr. Snow, the city attorney, then said that owing to certain things ap pearing, after the reading of the complaint of the plantiff giving his opinion given to the Board of Alder men, that Mr. Battle wouia present tne arg,,ment for the board and the rlty Colonel Areo. one of the counsel I for the plaintiff, said that he would make Mr. Snow's Bpeech for him. I Mr. ment V. B. Jones opened the argu for the petitioners. He said that up to the act of 1901 of the Legislature of North Carolina there was no distinction between a regis tered voter and a qualified voter; thnt the laws of 1901 changed this and defined a registered voter as one wno had lived in the State two years, in the county six months and in tho j ward or precinct four months; and 'that after he became a registered voter he might become disqualified to vote upon its being shown that ho had not paid his poll tax and that the law had set aside a day of chal lenge on which the right of the reg istered voter to become a qualified (Continued on page seven.) '.i
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