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r Yaca, Win. . Viae Mom afa lB a tWa V Ukn taat Kb rreat
kMtl U li torn- toai aad atora otoara rtii 4 policy la
tkaa inlny lajurK fatally, J'mM mw toovr lr r
latl rail a rttn ll lairiair
l! Cototor, namM. Tto, la
Wil -' ( -U , luS(nn It is
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i cunting oi ia 'imatar a ma a i
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mm (oiiowaa ii in "TTa oarra Bf
laa alaaJB ar vara a iei'la ipoA Iba
mil a arrlvai aara .,t ri: mala taa
fall aitrat of tba U-a,''-ur :t la poa-
albla that U laa pora. r knew to
b aslaalog from tha mj Bay
aot rensUtata ifca fa!' nutrbw of
daad. Wbra tba Cmpwui iaackad
Qaaraatlaa taa of Ui ;i.Juid paa
aaacara vara at 111 la tba (n a hoe
ptUU aoroa acrloitalj hart. -.u4 a
acora of olbrra war aua lat :u!aor
lajaiiaa. '
Tba Carapanla wuJ olj i ujrr
full hehdway Wadneaday artciunoa.-
-""-a "
(ha big ataamar Inrtbrd to port aud
aooopad up aa enormoua aea. Tha
wara boarded tba ateamor about :
btp on tba port -Ida and awtp. c
acroaa tba ataeras dark, rompleu. i
filling tba apaca batvam that dork
a bo re aad carrying avarythlng with
It. Tba ataatner'a alda waa burled
ao dacp tbat paaaengera on tha deck
a bora tba atoeraga were aabmerged
to their valati a ti Immnae vol
um of water loiiinl aft and then
aurgad forward. All tba cabin, paa
aengera on the upper deck oucceeded
In clinging to aupporta wklla tha
water aurged around them, and ware
wived,, but tha unfortunatea on the
ateeraga decX fouad tharaaelrea
utterly - helpl'. The" Irrealttlble
rush of water sweeping oward the
forward part of lha ship earried
everything before It Netting,
heavy railinga and other obtructlona
which had been arranged aea' rail
ings to prevent passengers being
washed overboard served their pur
pose only In part, So great was the
volume and force of the a rushing
waters that the door In the rati was
smashed and through this opening
five of the helpless ones who had
been'caught by tha wave were swept
to their death. Others dashed against
the rails, and oXher like obstructions
escaped death, but many received se
vere Injuries. One young woman
had both legs broken at the thigh and
several suffered broken rma and
ribs, while more than a score were
bruised and batteraa.
John Graham, of Milwaukee, w$s
one of the steerage passengers lost.
Others known to be lost were two
Irish glrla and two other women. c
Agnes Carlson, a young Swedish
woman who , suffered fracture jbf
both thighs and internal , injuries,
died In the ship's hospital about fn
hour before the Campania docked today-
' ' ,
GERMANY ALARMED.
t
Great Distrust Over the Recent
Franco-British Alliance. .
(By the Associated Press.)
Berlin, ; Oct 14. Disclpsures In
France of alleged British offers of
alliance against Germany, are so
thoroughly believed here that a pow
erful naval league with its 600,000
members, and all apparatus of agita
tion Is already moving for a new
naval programme that shall further
Increase Germany's ' defensive re
sources against Great Britain. -The
popular distrust of Great Britain has
naturally swollen 'to grant propor
tions and semi-official denials in Lon
don cannot overcome convictions now
formed that Germany had a narrow
' escape trom war,' in which although
she would have, been . victorious on
land, would have resulted in her be
ing crushed at seat: and damaged
along the coast with a consequent de
struction, of her oversea commerce. '
Disastrous Fire. '
'Mount Sterling, 'Ky "Oct. ' 14.
Firs destroyed the Montgomery Blue
Grass Seed Plant; a colored public
schooj and Langston'a grocery. The
loss waa $90,000, one-third Insured.
. ' ' Athletic Event at Spencer. .
, (Special to the Evening Times.)
Spencer, Oct. 14. Artlclea of
agreement were signed here last
night between Prof. Charles Leon
f hardt and Prof. Bam Morberger, of
' Indianapolis, to wrestle In Spencer on
"it -V 1 1 '
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f lUJtaaf U to
taatkarlt tn r f I v rataa will la
ar f.,.r. a. km. r.N 1.
laay drflalia roaxJaaloa I kardly
itlilak aaj-taiai drflmta il br dia
by Coatraaa for It
"Tha propoaltloa propoaa4 tba
PYaaidrat rontvMpUiMi otlJh taa
(baa a radical rbaafa, both la tba
piirclpla of uutioa and la th
priori .l of dlatlarl aad atftarai
pearara J' lcralrsJ ky tha Cueiilialloa
ao4 alatutv .; - to tha Radrral gov-
aramaoi on ona band
otbar to tba BlatM "
aad on
AITOMOH1IJC A1XTIKXT.
Nrml IVnwoa Ujitrrd Whllr
ThHr Way to Cap Ram.
(By tha Aaaorlated Pri )
S) York. Oct 14 Mlaa
Brunr and Mlaa BAia l.loyd,
'vvrd to be realdeata of Syracuae,
vera Injured thla morning while on
tlielr way to tha VandarptK rup
raea, tram the automobile la whlrb
tbey were riding plunged through an
Iro.i fence and Into the tunnel at
Park avenue and Thirty-third street.
Chaa. Nelhaqs, the owner and driver
of tba automobile, was also severely
Injured. He . was csred for and
placed under arrest.
The others Injured are Mr. E.
Wilde and Mr. and Mrs. Bplitdorf.
KtUcd by Worry.
Peoria, 111.. Oct 14. The Dough
erty scandal has 'claimed anotner vle-
Uzx. Driven to desperation and ner
vous prostration by worry over the
dloclosures compromising his bank
and fear of disastrous-ruin. Nelson
Barnham, a venerable stockholder tn
the Peoria National Bank, died sud
denly last night Ha was 79 years
old and was worth half a million dol
lars. STORK BURGLARIZED.
Thief Secured Only f28 Before He
Waa Frightened Off. ,
(Special to the Evening Times.)
New Bern,. N. C, Oct. 14. The
dry goods store of J. 0. Dunn ft Co.
was burglarised last night and the
cash drawer was robbed of 128,
There Is evidence that the thief was
frightened off, as he left his tools
and did not take all the. money, in
the drawer. The police have good
clues as to the Identity of the burg
lar. Rockefeller Not going South.
Cleveland, O., Oct. 14. Mr. John
D. Rockefeller has changed his plans
regarding a trip South this week
and will go to New York when he
leaves here,, probably Monday. The
time of his leaving was scheduled
for tomorrow, but as he Is aversed
to travelling, on Sunday, the party
will not leave until Monday.
, Portland Fair a Success.1
Portland, Ore., Oct., 14. Tomor
row the Lewis and Clarke Exposition
will close its doors to the public,
having had a season of four and a
half months., The officials areenr
thu8iastio over , the success of the ex
position and report it a success In
every particular, '.',: -.. v..-..
. Blue Jackets Go South.
New York, Oct. 14. Rear Admi
ral 'Evans fleet' will sail tomorrow
for Hampton Roads, Va., and -from
thence to Annapolfy Md., where they
will meet the warships under Prince
Louts of Battenberg, and escort them
to New York early In November.
?.;? in i . q.i .177 .,- r j.
i.s' Now Yorfc.Llft'BrldRe,m,
New ' York, OQt 14. The" first
bridge of the lift type to be builtj by
this city, was opened here today,- with
great ceremony. It spans Newton
Creek, between Vernon avenue( Iiong
Island City, and Manhattan, avenue.
t Bryan Duo at Toklo. -'
Tokto, Oct 14. WHllnm J. ,Bryan,
Mrs. Bryan 'and their vdaughter are
expected to arrive here tomorrow.
From here he Bryans will go to Ma
nila to spend some time in the Phil
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ler rtMuralng from ih- Ui.ir to ih
hon l lo-nlghl and Ul.il 'uliirnl,"
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rriutiii nit- u a ' .1 hi a (tuwiii
man In Knuland talli-d n il mil h uol
yie veraal -iireHiim of nuinia ai bus
.followed tin- iraKlolly iudi)en dcalU
or Mr Henry living iiin lam words
on the MaK a ) curtain was rang
down on the death of B'kett, "Into
Thy hDd. oh lrl.
handH," ni-rc prai tl m 1 1
uttered, n he nevrr aiioke after hW!
collarwe In the IimII of iho hotel
where he died.
FINANCIALLY MCXI. '
-
ertnanla lUnk, of New OrleaM. If;. along thn Riilf is bo-
rroaperoisa Condition.
New Orleana, Oct. 14. The ru
on tha OermanU Bank Was tviiineu
this morning, but It Ik U-llevml the
excitement will )n&n wilh iho dny, as
tho Impregnability of that IuhIIIii
tlon Is realised. Most of (hone who
are withdrawing are the poorer
classes, who have not taken the trou
ble to Investigate the story ukii
which the run Is ktoiiiuI "d. The
clearing house coinminslou Invesli-
gaieu no uuiin, a uuanti ami iiuiin. n
. i u ..., r i i ,1 . . tr
called upon to do ho, it could pay
every depositor every rent due ami
have left-for distribution among
stockholders a surplus of JS'.is.fibS.
International Automobile K.ne.
(By the Associated Press.)
New York, Oct. 14. The Interna
tional automobile race for the Van
derbilt cup started at fi o'clock on I
the Mlneola, Long Island, course. 1
Jenatxy in Robert Graves' German !
120 borso-power car was the llrst to:
start fcfol lowed quickly by eighteen
othas kt one minute Intervals. I
Tie course 28.0 miles around 'is!
to be covered ten times, making a;
total distance of 2X:t miles.
Hemery, driving a French machine,
is the winner Of the automobile race.
General MeGlashan 111.
(By the Associated Press.)
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 14. General
McQlashan, commanding the Georgia
division, Unltoti. Confederate Veter
ks, was stricken with paralysis while
attempting to arise yesterday morn
Iuk from a sick bed. His entire left
side was affected and it is feared his
illness will vreclude his participa
tion in -tho reunion' exercises at Ma
con, November 9th and 10th.
Famine Causes Riot.
I By the Associated Press. )
Seville, Spain, Out. 14. Over a,
thorn and farm laborers, made des-1
pernte .iy the existing famine, in-1
vailed the market place at Keija near
here, seized the entire atpek of food i
and money,' destroyed the market :
and theyr the town into a panic. The
authorities hastily applied for mili
tary relief. " ,v
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' Four Surveyors "Drowned,
v ' - ( By the Associated Press. ) i
Wlnnipefi. - Manitoba. Oct. 14.
Four men talonging to a party of six
Grand Trunk Pacific surveyors, were
drowned ' iterday ' In the Winnipeg
river "near Kenera. by the upsetting
of their eanoe. -
v --Official Ending of War.
'' Washington, Oct. ' 14,--The Em
perors of Russia and Japan thiR
morning signed the peace treaty, thus
officially ending the war.
, Keep Moving.
' ; Destiny has turned many a man
down while he waa walling for some
thing to turn up. Success Magazine.
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la Uii' it'llow f.M.-r -I-1. .ui i
only i wo d- n hs in i in y
day, outride of Ncv, (Mi- :n
St ratteraon. 't he MIkUM. I
Hold has rasiinii'd ti.iin i i
Into Tbyl,H llalm, '
l lie lant he lnretlgliii Niti;n..n
MonigomT. Ala., on l l
h,,f Quarantine lnni.Ktiu M.-udor.
0' trr,la. Is here InveMtlKal Iiik ibe
J follow fever situation at Cantli-berry,
;j Alabama. Ciistlfberry la bodied up
ii far M Alabama U ooneermil. The
jiieve.t t
I aoaqr.Hi
io the miii of ' inff-etvdt JrA Murray. For
Vkl.y'a fever lnr1. , Arga and-tbe -ollcltor.
ki
Now (Jri'ann, La.. Oct 14 The
official yellow fever report hIiowh the
following eonilillons up lo six o'clock
Friday afternoon.
New fuses, 2a; to; ! to date.
3.2SG. Deaths, 4. total. 42;!. New
foci, 6. Ptienls heinx invited. Hi".
P(ienif: discharged. L'.r.Mi'..
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was
has
The Jlllnp to - i Ili-W rases
f j .
sorM tDlllR Of U suipl lsi
but il
r.iis.d uo uneasiness, be-anse the tbat nilRhl have been revealed, het
loerience of all- past visitations of tcrt, were read from Judne U B.
,le fVer Is that toward the end there
is always a radical variation in the
reports from day to day. The report
for today Is Just likely as not to be
extremely low. The Indications point
that way, as there were only two
rases of suspicious fever roportod
yesterday.
Another High Point Factory.
The Secretary of Slate to-day
grafted a charter to the High Point
Roll 'and Panel Company. The com
pany' will manufacture veneers and
thin wood products and will possibly
make baskets and crates. The capi
tal, stock IS for $7.r,000, of which
amount '$12,000 has been paid in.
Among the corporators are Messrs.
.1. H. Millts, W. J. McAnnlly. W. P.
Ragaji, K. M. Armfleld and :i num
ber of others of High Point.
Changes in irginia. Life.
Mr E. K. Leeson, who has been Toklo, Oct. 14. Admiral Togo
assistant superintendent of Ihe local landed from his flagship at Ise Bay
agency of the Virginia Life Insur-; today and proceeded direct lo Ise
anee Company, has been called bv the temple io worship. eH will proceed
company to Salisbury. Mr. .1. K. to Toldo for the naval review on Oc
tane has been promoted, from the tober 23. The approaching visit of
soliciting force to the post of assis-1 William .1. Bryan to Japan is wel
tant superintendent to succeed Mr. , corned by the papers, which are co
Lei'son. Miss Ethel Hull has ac-! piously recounting his political ex
cepted a position as stenographer in i reer.
the same 'offices. !
Greatness Thrust on Them.
Shakespeare tells, us that while ;dnm and thl8 portj whieh was (lis.
some persons achieve greatness, continued last March, owing (o the
others have It thrust upon them. This oxtrcme dullness in ocean freights
seems to -be thb predicament of theat that tIm(J) wj jje resumed tomor-
iar.esc vtciims or rne iew iorn nan
of Fame electors- Mary Lyon , and
Maria Mitchell, who have Just been
i accorded pedestals in the famous
hall." Not one American In 100.000
ever ; heard of these , ladies. Exem
plary in every walk of life, no doubt,
and perhaps ''great," they are cer
tainly not famous in the ordinary
sense of the word. .Their achieve
ments have not dazzled the world.
What they, did la a secret locked In
the breasts of a small class of local
quid nutjes and has not obtained the
wide 'recognition required .for : a
proper, candidate tor fame.. They are
not to be classed with Mrs. Eddy,
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M l'!, Willi In llllil T nenteni In
.. ie tao jean, on the imlillr ruids
In iiildlllnti to I l.e primmer I tiere are
.resent III tile txe.iiuve rhiitlltiel
Mi- J S Murray, wife of the de
iiaseil man. and tl.e folloalnK nan. i d
K'ntlelnen from Durham, who feel
i deep Interest In the matter W It
Miiriav .1 h'rank Maddret. Judt:e It
W i'lston. Frank I. Kullei . .1
raw ford H'gRs, J S Mantilna. It 14
Uoone. Jr., I)-. S. M JolinROn. Col
.1. Harper Krwln. J. 11 liarbee. Al
derman W. JJ.'.Griawold, T J. lanilH-.
W. C. UradfWr, L. A. Carr, J. A
l noniason, Aipnonaua i oon, n. r.
N(l
w, C. C. .""mmiui, J.
H. Colemau,
There wan some spnrrlnR al the
openlnR of the cuse by reason of Hie
desire lo have the prisoner testify in
his own behalf.
This,, however, was not allowed by
the Governor, because he had not
been put on the stand It was also
stated that he would not consider
unvthint; but new evidence and farts
! Peebles Hnd Solicitor A. L. Brooks.
Governor Glenn suggested to the
lawyers that they follow the evidence
and discuss that alone. It was un
derstood that if doubt was evidenced j
concerning the handling of the pistol
by ihe prisoner the Governor would I
interpose.
Judge U. V. Winston made the1
opening speech in behalf of Mr. Mur
ray, pleading earnestly and force-
fully for him. He recited the events'
in ihe affair and spoke of the char-1
aetei' the man and family hnd borne.!
He was followed by Col. T. M. Argo :
for the State. The Governor's office
was quite filled with intersted listen
ers in addition to a number of news
: paper men.
Governor Glenn this afternoon de
cided to grant Murray a respite until
October 26th, pending a detailed ex
amination of the records in the case.
Bryan's, Visit to Japan.
i ( Bv the Associated Press. )
Ocean Line Resumed.
Boston, Mass., Oct.. 14. The
steamship service between Rotter-
An ill that 4W0 iRM'wCbur;'cRltal I sufftcfently strong to
meet all requirements of onr patrons, and all inducements arc
offered the public that are consistent with sound banking. De
positors re assured of every" ourtesy possible. We strive to merit
' your business by offering such facilities as will meet your wishes.
Carolina Trust Company.
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. tu In the pastor .si,
;o a m . M .1 M. I'l.al
worth League Tueds
T .In Midwi-ek prayer
Wednesjji evenins at T
ers and visitors to tli.
ordlallv. Invited
( hrlsl Chanb.
Itev. M. M Marshall. D D . Hector
Severn h Snnday after Trinity. Hold
Communion Ii a. m. Sunday School
10 a. in. Divine service and sermon
11 a. m. Evening prayer i o'clock.
Services during the weeV WedmV
day (St. Luke's day I 10 a. m. and
,ri p. ni.: Friday ill n tn. Free seats
Strangers and visitors cordially in
vited. lalentoii Street Methodist Church.
Rev.-It. F. Bumpas. pastor. Servi
ces to-morrow at '1 a in. and 7;"0
p ni." Sermon at both hours by the
pastor. Sunday School at 9 ;lti a. m.
Joseph G. Brown, superintendent.
Epworth league meets Monday
night and prayer-meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Visitors in
the city and the public are cordially
Invited to attend all services.
Churcti of the Good Shepherd.
Rev. I. McK. Pittenger. D. D., Rec
tor Seventeenth Sunday after Trin
ity Holy communion al S a. m. Sun
day school at 9:4"i a. ni. Service
and sermon at 1 1 a. in. Service and
sermon at 8 p. m. Wednesday, St.
Luke's Day, holy communion at 10
a. ni. Service on Friday at 5:30 p.
m. The seats are all free and
strangers and visitors are cordially
invited.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Alfred H. Moment. D.D., pas
tor. Services 11 a. m. and S p. m.
Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Wednes
day service S p. m. Seats all free.
Public are invited to all services
Gospel Wagon Services.
The Gospel Wagon, under Ihe di
rection of a bajid of workers of the
Tabernacle Baptist church, will be
at Pilot Mills to-morrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock and on Johnson street
near railroad at 4:45 p. m. for a
service of thirty minutes at each
place.
Bomb Throwers Escaped.
(By the Associated Press.)
Warsaw, Poland, Oct. 14. A
bomb was thrown at the villa of an
English manufacturer. The cook
and gardner were killed and the
house damaged. The bomb throwers
(led, pursued by the police. When
close pressed the. fugitives shot and
killed three policemen and escaped.
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