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OroW Ilia I Hat. . TVn -t aaaa ran(t4 r U
will U aauaai attrarUoaa Iku will taaar Ulen. tut tba Urgm
mart Uaa rvpay ail aa cotsa. T,HIa fcUt la iatrif. ta Rmu
MtuNMtl aava atara4 aa trouUa jCajtUlB Ajaaaaarr. tw iMaiiy
ar ataaaa ta ft a ark a Ur art loci aa
all! )aa tka aat aaM crlUea
aal affor4 (rat )aaaara and amaaa
maat t tba frt crovda aa vtll
attasi, Na oaa vaa attaada aaad
kara aar taar eoacaralnt any at taa
maar attraetloM taat will k ahova.
aa taar aava Wa aclartad vtlk eara
to plaaaa aad aianaia taa aaopla.
Tba arofraai ta aa fotlowa:
Tuaadar. .Octobar IT Fair will
b opaaad fey Oofaraor R. B. Qlana.
Flaa raclBf. PTaa attractions .
Wadnaadai Octobar II rratar
nal Ordar Dajr. Racing. Fraa at
tracUODB, which all fratarnal ordar
ara raapactfuJlr Inrltad to attand.
aad bopa Uarl will ba a larga rapra-
aenUtloa.
Tbarada. Octobar II Praaldant
Rooaavalt Oar. with rrand military
eaoort. naa racing. FYaa attrao-
tlona.
. rrlday, Octobar 10 KducaUoaal
Dar. A grand rally ot aducalora.
Racing, rraa attraeUoaa.
Among tha graat aad varlad at
traeUoaa to b aeaa aacb dar on tha
groaada ara:
Mlla. Zlngareila, In wonderful
aplral tower act
Madam Laona Bonn!, In high trap
eia court wab act. .
Matt Gay, diving from ninety-foot
ladder, turning backward aomeraanlt
. Hutchlneon, tba Homaa Bomb, a
moat wonderful and dating feat,,
, Rolllna' Trclned Wild Animal in
hibition. !.V V , ' I . ,
U-to-data an J clean midway. ,
Olaaa-blowera and many other at-
tractlona to please and entertain all
who atend. . ? . ? ; ,s "
Theae acta and attraction will be
diaplayed each day during the fair,
There will algo be fine exhlblta of
the agricultural, Industrial and edu
catlonal growth of the State. ,
A the President of these United
States ha consented and promised
to be at thla great fair on October 11,
it therefore behoove the people of
this good old State not only to wel
come him In large numbers, but also
to make a united effort to make a
great and grand display ot the varied
, resource - ot North Carolina and
prove to him and hi trlenda in the
North and West that we are not be
hind other States in attraction for
capital and a good element of set
tier.
Welcome all, and bring big crowd
and large exhibits.
ASHLEY. HORNE, .
V ' President.
CLAUDE B. DENSON,
v- : .Treasurer,
JOSEPH E. POGUE.
, tv.'' .,.-. Secretary,
Many Entries Made, r
Entries to the Fair are coming in
right along, and space Is being se
cured, dally by those wishing to make
exhibits. .
The White Furniture Company, of
Mebane,- one of the largest furnl
ture manufacturing concerns in the
world, has secured large space at' the
grounds and will make a magnificent
exhibit of their products.' ' !
, Cumberland county .will have
'fine agricultural exhibit, and other
counties are preparing to Bend varied
exhibits. ' . ,
The poultry department will be t&e
best of all over former fairs. Prof.
Jeffry. Of the A. and M. College, ha
the arrangement; ot the poultry ex
hibit In hand, which assures it suc-
' The free exhibitions in front of the
i '.. grand stand will be numerous. Thrill
,Jng acts and fea'a of all kinds will
take place dally.. ' - "
troya4 If tra at Kaboaa. Kw Cato
doala. Tba acaooaar Joaaa Prota
ara waa daabad ta lacae soar Nw
eaatla. aflar feroaktag tba taw liaa
froia tba staaiaer Halaa Nicoll oa
tha algbt of aWataabar 1st aa4
aarai mta wvr draaaad.
Tha Wm-br4 Chatham.
B tba Aaam-tt4 Prm )
Port Said. Pvrala. apt. l Tho
forapart ot tha vrark ot tba Hrliwh
ateamer Chatham, bloaa up -i-c
day ha entirely dlaoppaarad. but ihr
atara must ba farlbar demolUhed hy
dyaamlta. Thara la a bole 111 fwi
dwi at tba a pot wbara the vrwk
raatad.
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boy. ko aald t hat hr caau bra
f r Koatb Carollaa. airra cbl
,noatba oa tha raada aflr b4a(
foaad (nlltj of it,flwg rkrtbla
from KtMMr' a) otlfr aar
chaola Tbrr aar too Miff la-
dlrtniratt aalnat the boy. bai Jud
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Juilg told th buy, la paaalag
irn. that after arvlag Ibf algbt
montba oa tb roadi that ba bad
better make a be liaa for rVtatb
Carollaa. or be oold order . tka
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1NTKE PATH OF
THE TYPHOON
Latest Re porta of, Rynt Groat Dla
aater Show Dlatrraaing State
of Affalra, With Pro pert r
Dratroynd and Llvee
Lost.
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caaea agalmt htm aad that ba would ft-' '' " ' " "
have to aerva two yeara Inatnad of! in - (;Hi ank i.ot.n. i.i
eight months. . t r..'i m io t:i..:
Sam Duprea. tba young white man)l' i t i k for a limit M '
who waa eharced with ahnotlnc tha mon i'i,ii S r. One ti
polk-fiman at Ornrr, waa found aot' Ifn- humiilo niacin $i : r.u
fcTllty of the rharte of aaaattlt With! t " i ttna nil or th.' ... iv !.
a deadly weapon. , ,' irlt) i"iiy odd men i-tn n.it lrtit
Tha case agaldtt Orovar Coppaga, !or nun? of the piaci-i. nmic unm
tha young white boy who la charged Ba ""n niw-tl, and tb" itiipiovinK
with robbing a maa from Fraaktln-iprinu-rs an- mifttn ith Kpiindtd
ton of bla money and watch.Vae be- aun.'ss. nTr,iiiinK Th- ;ili ir nii-n
gun this afternoon.
Grand Jary VUlla Count r Itome,
TBy the Aaaoclatad Praaa.) ,
Manila, Sept r 1 1. Report from
place along tha path of the recent
typhoon In the Island of Lnsoa and
the Southern ' Islands, Indicate a
great loss of life and property. In
waters surrounding Samar and other
Island many coasting vessela and
island transport! hava been wrecked.
The coast guard cutter Leyta 1 a
complete wreck and . 11 American
and 14 native were .drowned.
At the town ot Sorsogon, 15 na
tives were drownad.- The -lost on
hemp plantation is estimated at a
million dollars. The army trans
port Juan Rodrlguet Is ashore at
LegaspL la the interior of the
Island of Samar thousands of natives
are homeless, and the same report
comes from many other smaller
Island.
The army posts in the Southern
Islands have been destroyed. Cfril
and military authorities are rushing
aid to the suffering people in the
form of supplies of food and shelter,
Owing to the destruction of the
telegraph system the reports are
meagre.
The grand Jury visited th touaty
home thla afternoon aad tb convict
camp near the city. Everything waa
found In good condition, and th 1n
matee of tha county btyae aaWd
the members ot thenar? that thoy
war welt pleaaed with . their trnat
ment under the new superintendent,
Mr. K. C. Smith.
Everything was found In good on
dltlon at the camp. Alpheus Vaughn,
the former agent here of the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, who U
serving a term for embeztlemen'. rf
In bi'lDR ansWiKil lluidlv ;
arlvi'4 Imi ii In ii. ii inlnti r
Th klliiHtlim luslilv of Uio
ni'Wiiiiai or olfli i' ImiiroveH
(ruin
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hourli
WliMS (TtMViril H hi Ii Hit
v Hir riaaeer. Mix. W Un
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mi Ui It h mm i Li :i
i in t j r i tn ni !. i fun, i.i
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iharRr-l mill liatiun inun-d min
ll( Il1i' ,1.. U ( klltl till' klitll.ili ,i
IklllllK I" fcii-p til auriftur-n
1 CLUEASYET
IITHEISTEFII
Tin Tlil f Who Iit Meaim of a Kurgiil
t'lntk Siiunil $:t(MI.MH Worth
nf Kii'urllli'k linn no Far
Ili.lHitl tin- Pollrr.
ki.d it
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and liefore tills time m xi woiik Tlio
Charlotte News. Thi t'hronlrlo und
rUr UIhutv.t will lixik as ukuuI Tim
Charlotte Nowa 0Mraled throe of Its
four linotype nittchlnos iitonla,
and The Observer four of Its five.
The managors of these p'ants de
clare that they are Rueccullng be
yond their exi'ix tutlons.
The atrlkem are getting restless.
( Uy tin Awi,'l;il, , I'k bs )
; Vork. Siit H So fu- as
could he nsrrrt ill tied no attenipl has
been made by the thief, who Rot poa
fesslon of 3liU,(tOO worth of securi
ties by presenting a forged iheck for
them nt the .National City Hunk yea
terduy, to dispose of them. Detert
Ives and ftnanrlal men Interested In
For the nrst noura or trie strine ti,P 0BS, are making every effort to
they remained :tt home, waiting to m,Vent the negotiation or sale of
the funds of the company, Is verr illsee what would hnppen. They Imag- nle aerurltles and to And the young
and his condition Is precarious.
THR CARTER CASK.
Defendant Haa Been on Witness.
Stand for Six Days.
(By the Asaoclated Press )
Chicago,- Sept 29. The cross
examination of former Captain Car
ter, who Id fighting to prevent inn
Ined that the dally papers would have
I to shut up shop, llttl during the hint
26 hours many of them have been
vefy active. Some have tried to keep
recruits from going to work, and
others have endeavored to "toll"
newcomers with liquor. Every train
Is being met by delegations or com
mittees and the men who arrive are
spotted with the hope that the Btrlk-
MISS ROOSEVELT'S TOUR.
Her Visit to Japan Will Be Entirely
n Private One.
. (By the Associated Press.)
Seoul, Korea, Sept 29.-Mlss
Alice Roosevelt and party - left by
special ' train for - Fusan. Owing to
damage done by: rain the trip to
Fusan will take two days. The party
will stop to-night at the Presbyterian
mission at Taiku v and to-morrow
reach Fusan, i whence they, go to
Shlmonosekl and Yokohama. Their
Visit to Japan will be ; entirely pri
vate. Miss 1 Roosevelt will decline
any public recognition or hospitality.
The Emperor of Korea yesterday re
ceived ; Miss Roosevelt in a farewell
audience and presented "her with his
photograph, to which was affixed his
autograph. ' - - "i ' ',
confiscation of $600,000 seized at lhe:erg may "work on them" and defeat
time of his arrest on the charge of I the efforts of their former employers
defrauding tha government, was eon-1 in a card. Issued yesterday, the typo
tlnued before Special Examine r graphical union declares that noth
Wyman. The defendant has been on j ing of the sort Is being done, but
the" witness-stand continuously ior the newspaper men who are on the
sit days, but gives no physical Indl-j6:reets know to the contrary. Men
cation Of the Ordeal Both sides are' have been threatened with cracked
anxious to. complete the taking of heads and black eyes. This is a
testimony at the earliest moment, so bluff, tor the men who do it would
the caBe" may be referred to United j not dare attempt to carry out their
States Circuit Judge Kohlsaat for a j threats for fear of jail or violent re-
declslon Without unnecessar ydelny. taliation. The popular method is to
When the hearing was resume:!, j -tote" the boys. Charlotte Observer
Assistant United States Attorney
man. who presented the forged rheck
hearing what purported to be the sig
nature of Pearl and Company, own
ers of the r.pcurlties.
An official of the National City
Bank, who described the transaction
involving the surrender of the secu
rities by the bank, said they did not
differ from many bouaflde transac
tions, common in the financial dis
trict. It was stated that the young man
for whom detectives are searching
was probably only an office boy and
may have boon acting In behalf of
some more experienced operator.
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If I I'll ' ill-!!.-,, Ttlf. SI'I. .H.J.mIV
i tn ihi- M iMi.i,,i i,,i,t ill
li'ii"!' With the rapid ni,)iiine
in i in both In (Hi and S!.iii ti,an
ii,ns.i. are no atallatili- (or duti
ItiuroiUf ' t't-vrr Km-ord.
V llili Him Si-pt rst The n
mrt of ih irllo lever lliisliou In
thin fit to t, mlork Thuraday aftr
tHMin sun a- fil lorn n p ahea JJ,
total to datf I.JII, dt-atha i, Intal
. ti fi I v patleiiln belDt
treatej Li, 1 imilenlM dlw harced
I'.l'Hi'.
The i ii i i : i on s of a lartter llht of
ni' iii-,.v i-kiirdHV. beeaunf of the
lar;, list of htmptrlous riw't reported
In' da) before tuere Verlfli-d. lint at
hat the number of new ium waa
'mall and show that a steady de
line ran be expected henceforth.
The list of suspicious cmsok reinirted
festerday was very light (Inly five
of the new can are above Canal
street, while the greater proportion
of the others Is down In the Seventh
and Eighth wards. Two new rases
were brought In from Jefferson
parish, one of these coming from
Harvey's Canal. Om? was taken to
l he Emergency Hospital and one to
the Charity Hospital. Of the deaths,
all but one were below Canal street.
Surgeon von Eidorf returned to the
Ity from Tallulah, and left at 8
oclock last night for Jacksonville,
PI a., to carry on an educational
campaign In that State, which has
been considerably alarmed over the
spread of the fever at Pensacola.
The president of the State Board of
Health wrote him a special letter of
thanks for his work at Tallulah.
Surgeon White will leave for a
tour along the Southern Pacific Rail
road Saturday morning for the pur
pose of consulting with the parish
and local authorities on quarantine
matters.
Reports from the country show 22
new cases and three deaths.
1 Jimmy Garner' Fight.' ' V
, ' .Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 29,--Jimmy
-Gardner, of Lowell, Mass., has
been matched for a fight with Willie
Leads, the crack New TorK light
.weight before the Hayes Valley Club
to-night. . The management of the
club will also try to persuade Leads
td make weight meet the winner
of the Brttt-Nelson fight for Its Oc
tober event. Nelson has signified a
i willingness to meet Leads if he can
make the weight. - , i . . i. i
- Czar's Trip Ending. " .
St. Petersburg, Sept 2 9. The lm-
No Idle Printers , In Raleigh.
We- take Us'- following from the
Richmond Journal: ? '
A telegram from Raleigh, N. C
to unlou.headfluarters herej calls for
four expert typos to handle railroad
tariff composition. ' Four men will
' Recommended By Committee
- ' - (By the Associated Press.) '
. Christiana, Norway, ; Sept. 89.-A
special committee of the Storthing,
to which the question was referred,
decided by twelve totes to six, to rec
ommend to the Parliament the adop
tion of a government bill, embodying
a draft or the treaty, providing for
the separation, of Norway and Swe
den, signed at Karlstad, September
General ErWln questioned the defen
dant regarding, seven Wabash Rail
road J bonds purchased by Captain
Carter and his father-in-law, R. F.
Westcot, In New York late in IS!.?.
for $10,326. .. The defendant said it
was one of maay purchases made by
himself and his father-in-law. They
were in, -partnership "in several don is.
in some caBes, ; tne witness sata, ne
simply acted a? the agent of Westcot.
Later he madd- foil accountlnt; to
his father-in-law ' -and received re
ceipts for all the money paid over.
FREE TRAINING Oy NURSES.
R. If. BATTLE, Pres. ALEXANDER WERR, Vice- Pres.
CHARLES ROOT, Secretary.
Established 1863
The Oldest Fire Insurance Co.
Young women of Small Towns and
Country Districts to be Favored. I
By the terms of a fund to bo ad-j
ministered In connection with the'
Philadelphia School for Nurses,
Wltberspoon Building, Philadelphia, j
a number of young women from
every country will receive free train
ing in Nursing. It is planned to
ultimately reach and help in this t
way every village and township.
The young women will be provided j
with room, board, nurse uniforms;
and all the refinements of a well-ap-1
pointed Christian home. At gradua-:
tion the diploma of the School and
the Order of the Red Cross will be
is for i conierrea, qualifying lor practice in I
$6,000 any State or country; the railroad:
(n North Carolina, lias male
against all competition.
a continuous record of success
STRONG AND RELIABLE
Home Company seeking home patronage, has for THIRTY
SEVEN YEARS of honorable service commended itself to the
Insuring public.
The North Carolina Home
Statesville Gets Knitting Mill.
The Secretary of State today
granted a charter to the Statesville
Knitting Co., of Statesville for the
manufacture of hosiery and knit
goods. The capitalization
111 An. , which - amount
has been paid in. The Incorporators fare will then be paid back home
are Messrs. H. L. McCall, ,J. C. Steele
ft Sons, W. W. and W. D. Turner and
D. M. Ausley, all of Statesville.
v ,The Elk Mountain Cotton Oil Co.
also, was allowed to amend its char-
Insurance
Company
OF RALEIGH, N. C.
$1,1B0,000.00 Fire Lisses Paid in North Carolina.
nrobablv leav thla afterrioon-or to
night.'' The posrtions are permanent. 4r for. the. Increase of capital stock
Raleigh Is on the eight hour basis."
from - S166.000 to 1200,000. Mr
James A.1 Burroughs 1b president and
Mr. D. G. Devenlck is secretary.
A Big Swimming Contest. .
" Milwaukee, Wis., Sept.' 29.' There
are representatives " here ' from the
seven most Important athletic organ
izations of the middle west to com
pete for honors at the big swimming
meet of the Milwaukee Athletic Club
to-day. Several handsome . .prizes
have been offered for the event . and
Those applying and chasen to re
ceive the benefits of this fund will
be given two years training, with a
rich experience in nursing the sick
. WE PAY 4 PER ANNUM .
COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY
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UewiWrecpj(l8.1)lwU ..probably be made.
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