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parted tor LitU Rark wttkwii aios
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rrwt4st ea4 a la party arrtvad at
Argaata, a BortlMra eatsr. pro pi
ly oa ackadata Uma. . At a'dock
tfea irals tu pslled U Big Kack.
whsrw Ua Praaiset,t allgktad. Ha
waa aacortad to Fort Legaa H. Rsota,
where aa revtrttad the troopa. The
Praaadest reached Little Rock prapar
at nooa. Ha waa uaderwd a Uackaoa
aad made a vlait to tka city park,
where ka delivered aa address. Tka
city U filled wit vUltors and tka
raoaptioa to tka FroaldaaX waa moat
cordial Tha weather la threatening.
Tka President's mounted aacort
from Fort Root to tba city was
knowa aa tka "Blue and Grey," coo
alaUaf of 14 vataraaa It Union, II
Confederates aad particularly
plaaaad tka President Tkla aacort
of koaor acted aa a body geard the
antlra day.
Tka Praaldent waa welcomed to
tka Stata and city by Oeaeral Powell
Clayton and Judge Trelber.
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try of IUkMbtH.Roath. , h ..a -:.- Mi. Kr,n a. .hat
(gpaclal to tka Kvanlag Tlaa M.,llnK lhr Br,ft,, ,4 poor
Sallabury. N. C, Oct. SI . Mr. iignorant whiir it-niiiu artlrltM
Jokn W. Glorar. wko la trafvllcg upao ih, pminNr m ifn1 ih.'in fra
wltk a caralval rorapaay. la hara for, huav. or a m.ii i.r furnlnua, r a
a faw days and ta promoting a nolty j carpet, cir Smith Uiun1 om
factory wblck ka tkiaka will ba built jto court and i nJr tx.n.l. ur.d tu
aooa. Ona of tha largaat atockkold- plaoad In jail Soril rta after
art In tha Empire Norelty Cbmpany,ithia bU broihvr. KM Smith, tho umo
COLLAPSE OF SEED HOCSE.
The Boildlag Waa Filled With Hns
dreda of Ton of Cotton Bead.
(Special to Tba Erasing Times.) ,
Union. B. C, Oct. 15. With a
great. crash s big saoJ house, 4V to
100. feet, belonging . to tba Union
brasck of the Southern Cotton OH
Company,- facing tha city graded
school, collapsed at o'clock last
nlKhf. . Tbla building was an old
' wooden structure and was filled to Its
almost capacity wltk hundreds of
tons of cotton seed. . Tha loss Is now
unknown. No one was. hurt.
of New Tork. la coming Boutn aad isiaaaie an ih
going to do bualnaaa aomewher. Mr.
Qlorer baa taken stock In tha new
buslaeaa. He has Interested many
Sallabury people la tha venture and
they have made auhacrlpilona. If tt
goes through, and It will. It la then
the only factory of Ita kind In tha
South. Tba factory will make wagons,
toys and small things and will atart
January, 1806, with 110,000 capital.
Died J State Hospital.
Special to Tha Evening Times.)
Morganton, Oct 1 5.-M r. Allan
A. Harbin, of Davie county, s patient
in the State Hospital, was found dead
In his bed yesterday morning, hav
ing died quietly some time during
the night. He retired In ubusI health
and spirits. His friends wilt be glad
to know that he had been In good
health for the last year, was happy
and satisfied.
Roaalan Railroad Strike Coat inure to
. Spread Rapidly.
(By tba Associated Preaa.)
St Petersburg Oct 15. Ovor
half of European 1 Russia Hi In the
grip of striking- railroad men ' and
the strike continues to spread rapid
ly In all directions. Social Demo
crats believe they have the govern
ment at their mercy since with rail
roads stopped the authorities are
powerless to transport troops. This
Is all the more aerloua as bloody col
lisions have already been reported at
various places and a dangerous Agar
ian movement has broken out In the
government of Samara: '
The strength displayed by the So
cial Democrats has amated the au
thorities.
GEORGE W. WATTS MODERATOR.
The Synod of North Carolina Con
vened at Red Springs Yesterday.
The ninety-second annual session
of the .Synod of North Carolina con
vened at Red Springs yseterday,
About two hundred Presbyterian
ministers are In attendance.
Mr. George W. Watts, of Durham,
was elected moderator.
The organisation of the Synod was
effected t 11 o'clock, and Rey, Al
fred H. Moment, of. Raleigh, led the
devotional exercises, after ; which the
annual sermon was delivered by the
retiring moderator. Rev. Dr. J. M.
Orier,: of Mecklenburg Presbytery,
Dr. Grler's text was. Proverbs xvli
3: "The refining pot for silver, the
furnaqe for gold, but the Lord trieth
the heart." .....
The preacher viewed his text from
.the standpoint of the saved, not the
lost, and with the conviction 'that in
the fullest and most direct geBse alj
goodness in the human heart is the
creation of God's holy, spirit" The
sermon was beautiful,' poetic in co
ceptlon and inspiring. Dr. Grier said
that his text was takja, from great,
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mass oi iFtjin, ior umh j4iw ww iu,
which I $he real man, anfl out p It
: are tne real issues oi me. ne saia,
"The average Chrlstiaa's notion of
the general providence of God Is that
, the Lord is searching human 'hearts
for sin to gratify His vengeance like
a iJudKO, iThla Is a mistake. Goi
searches the hearts of men. fqr good
atid when U Is found e nlaces It 1
the fire of trial, of temptation till It
bft purified.. It la separated thus from
the.evfl like the reflning poj gftyes
the silver that J mixed, Vh earth.
Goodness is1 never - found "unmixed
with i evil. ' When : God ' finds .the
spiritual silver -of faith and the gold
of lovft, He, takes them away from
temptation and trial,; and, they are
placed In the1 presence of Jesus
- Christ, the Hand Omnipotent having
taken away every evidence, gt grief.
hnillirr nf
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man. saying ihni hi' (ram Dan
ville. Va.. rami' hiTc. and after ae
Ina hla brothor the luoti.'t for the
bond was furnlahed and the accused I f'1 ,h' 'TltkUm .y the n,,lK.
man waa nerer awn Bltaln. , yosierd.o of he condition of in.
The names of ihla man and his.0"" l"",K'' e, Mr Nl"rU ,ri
brother are the aanm k the murdered rounemiKly M that I..- .11.1 n
mil and hla brother, ho was here!,hink ,ho eommiHsioniTN a.-re
at the time, and several who saw ,l,,,n"'- a ,he w'rt- 'slnK Im
Smith, the peddler, and who viewed ' Provcmenti. every day and that they
the body of Ihe dead man. say thatihd a' '' .v planned to renovate the
there was some rewmblame. If this I M"" ho,"i - B,,1 mHk'' " on'' "f ,h'
ta so, than the thoory that I if niur-tbMl nrrsngud In the State.
a-viA mmm ih. nii .,i,.t,wtl - Said What He Meant.
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. n . n ifetIInna about the matter, but that niw1,nK 'uc
B.dy Will IV llrought Rsck. ho ooiw at ,.oud1,1Si and and the matter x
Dr. Jordan, the coroner, lias de- COBi.i no, oe evnected to examine Into earnest, and
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i.UtHAM TO HAK IAWKKV.
for I ae
Hull! anil It. Mill
Veil Sraifton.
iSiecinl to the Evenlnn Times.
(inihaiii. Oct. 20 A week ago a
iikv'IIiik of citizens, composed of
hiiHlne men and farmers, was held
in the court house for the purpose
of ruining the capital stock for a
ll.'i.UilO cannery. K
representing William
canned Roods hrok'
JUDGING THE LIVE STOCK.
Dr. Butler Began His Examination
at the Mecklenburg Fair To-Day.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Charlotte, N. C, Oct J5. Dr. Tatt
Butler, of the Art Hural Depart
ment at Raleigh, and Bute Veterina
rian, began Judging the cattle, hogs,
sheep and goats on exhibition at the
Mecklenburg Fair this morning at
9: SO o'clock. Dr. Butler being an
expert, his examinations will afford
all spectators an excellent opportu
nity to learn what constitutes the
make-up of a prlse-wlnnlng animal,
and this feature should be of interest
to every farmer on the fair grounds.
Mr. McD. Watkins, , superintendent
of this department of the fair, will
accompany Dr. Butler, pn his, rounds.
' - Kencle,
Davis,
Phlladet
leet of the
st was showa
taken hold of in
the -result Is that the
elded to have the body of Hnihh. theiino tactH. and he consider.nl the hest fU.0"0 capital has been subscribed
murdered man, brought hack to Ral- way to remedy matters was to speak and the cannery will be built and
eigh, and the body will arrive to- j nt,0ut It. He said that I!' tjiis had ready for operation next season,
night and an autopsy will be held to- llH,n a criminal otirt he'v.o tld have
morrow. Dr. Jordan has not yet called the attention of the g-aml jury
summoned a Jury, but will do soi1() ,no nm,,,. nol w-,n anv view of
early in the morning or possibly to-; hnt.ftg commissioners indicted.
ngm. . Uit that the atlention of the com-
A brother of Smith's (not the one ml8sloneriJ mtgnl )l0 called and the
who was here Saturday) Is here and Court house fixed.
Is very much exercised that his The Judge said, in conclusion,
brother's name should be In any way sain, 'that he said what ho meant
connected with the crime of picking! , . ,n t .. .
It hurt any one's feelings, hut that
it was better to have feelings hurt
than for the court house to remain
In such a condition. lie said that
he knew the commissioners could not
have a court stenographer as there
pockets or swindling, and says that
he wants the stigma on his memory
wiped away. He says he Is very
anxious to have the body-examined.
The body has never been buried.
' It seems that the two prisoners
Clark, or Morris, and Lellis.ton w ill
make no defence in common, hut
each will claim that the other Is the
guilty one.
The attorneys for both the men,
however, are confident of their cases
IJIiOODY CONFLICTS WAGED.
fNirts from Different Sections of
Hussla Add to the Horrors of
Rioting.
(By tt.e Associated Press.)
Kkateiinoslaf, Russia, Oct. 25.
Two bloody conflicts occurred be
tween troops and demonstrators.
Numbers were killed or wounded bv
volleys fired by the soldiers.
Copenhagen, Oct. 2!). Anarchy!
prevails at Riga, Russia, according!
to a dispatch from there. Conflicts'
Contract Man Ibt-n ! anil Work
Will It-ridn HiHin.
(Special to The Eve:,lng Time. )
inston-Salem. Oi t 2'., - K C
Kownion A Company, contractor
and iiiii!dern of llirtningUam. Ala .
have been awarded the contract to
erect Winston-Salem' 1100.00(1 ho
tel on the alte of Hotel Jonea. Main
street The hid were opened and
examined by the building committee,
when It waa discovered that the es
timate made by Bowman A Company
were the lowest. The other bidders
were. Fogle Bros. Company, of thta
city; Manktn Construction Company,
of Charlottesville, Va.; Central Caro
lina Construction Company, of Oreen
boro.
In an interview Mr. Bowman stated
that work on the new hotel would
oegln as soon as necessary arrange
ments could be made, which will be
within a few weeks. The committee
did not award the contract for heat
ing the hotel. This was deferred
until some new specifications are se
cured from Hooks & Robers, of Char
lotte, who drew the plans. The
committee preferred not to give the
figures regarding the amount of the
bids of the various contractors.
Ex-Gov. Aycock Speaks in Baltimore.
Baltimore, Oct. 25. Ex-Governor
Aycock, of North Carolina, spoke at
the biggest Democratic rally of the
campaign last night in Baltimore.
Thousands crowded the big "'"Lyric
Music Hall and cheered the finest
speech yet made in the constitutional
amendment canvass.
should 1)0. This closed the Incident.
ACTIVE BUSINESS REVIVAL.
"The question with us Is not how
much evil there Is In ns, but is there
any good at all to be gathered Into
SUCCESS OF SOUTHERN GIRL.
Her Sweet, Soprano Voice Attracts
k Much Attention In Ney?, Englapd.
(Special to the Evening Times.)
High Point,! Oct; 85.-rrMlss, Edith
Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, B.
F. Moors, ot this place, is attracting
much attention , in Nef England on
aocpunt of her singing. leajtjing
paper In New England, speaking, , of
Miss Moore, among otner inipga says
?She is a prplcal -BOtt.tbernpeauty
ana possesses a rare fit anq cnarm
Her recent work la a produptioq. of
the Italian; grand opera, 'Cavalllers
Rustlcantf -In the' New England. qiHV
tropolis brought forth' warm praise
for her sweet-soprano voice. She is
a granddaughter of the late Hpn
Thomas C. pearce, who;. was ,ate,ne
time a member .of tha New Jersey
m .ft.:.n. 7 . it r i-
npuse or .assemuiy. . , j
' . . v Monument Unveiling. ,
JNew Market Va., Oct-' 25". A
monument to the mempry of the
dead of the S4ttt rennsytvania vol
unteer Jnfantry who fell at the bat
tie ol New JIarket, was unveiled to
day Governor ; Pennypacker, of
Pennsylvania, and a few urvlvors
of the old regiment took part in the
ceremonies. ' '
FAMOUS CASE BEING TR1KH.
ment Against the Old Nick Wil-
( lians Company.
(Speclai tO,'iue tO.venlng Times.)
Greensboro, N. C, Oct. 25. At Manhattan.
last the trial of the celebrated ease
i.i. - in-qu.i., iiimij pemg Kinea or ..v,a n,v,wQ mo v, i, ,iio
was no provision hy law b,t there wounded and government spirit shops francnl8P by tne North Carollna
tunc neen lootea ana destroyed. Iamendmpnti said Mr. Aycock. "It
has removed the negro Issue . and
I given my State clean white man's
j politics."
He pointed to the example of Vir
ginia and the other Southern States
and called on Maryland to fall in
line.
"The truth is," he said, "you can
not disfranchise the white man any
where except in the good old radi
cal city of Philadelphia." Again,
speaking from experience, he said.
"Remove the negro and you remove
bossism."
New York's Municipal Kerry.
New York, October 25. -Five
bouts were put into commission lie-1 New Orleans in Splendid Condition
tween Staten Island and New York for President's Visit,
to-day, marking the first step toward (By the Associated Press.)
municipal ownership in this ciiy. The New Orleans. La.. Oct. 25. Show-
Much-Talked-of Trial of the Govern- Kervico was installed with especial ers are predicted with the probabili-
ceremonies, taayor McClellan and a ity of cooler weather to-morrow,
number of prominent citizens taking The outlook is for p. successful re-
tne nrsi inp across in me lerry noai ception to the President. Anxiety
9S At ManDattan. to see the PreRldent has resulted in
Ire-opening practically the whole of
of the United States against the Old Seminole Ordered to Wilmington. . Louisiana and Mississippi with a con-
Nick Williams Company, N. Glenn j (Special to, The Evening Times.) isequent revival of business activity.
Williams and D. E. Kennedy was be
gun in the Federal Court here yes
terday afternoon. The case has been
on the docket for several terms and
Wltmlngtpn, Oct. 25. The reve-
nue cutter Sbmlnole, formerly In this I
district, jbut ordered to Gulfport.i
Miss., during the yellow fever eni-
Falr at Fayetteville.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
I'Xvetteville, N. C, Oct. 2 5. To-
RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
was continued from term to term for, dpm,c Jor gervlce lne gulf coast, morrow is the opening day of the fair
... (.-. i. MMAmn 1 until 4- V -v Konrfiloi " I . ...
has been ordered back to this dis-1 here. tne circuit horses have ar
trict and wiU arrive at Wilmington livea from Raleigh, where they raced
early next month. Wilmington is ; at the State Fair. Many horses
various reasons, until the regular
term, two weeks ago, when the Judge
set yesterday as the. time for the
trial to certainly start.
The Jury was secured in about "0
minutes and the first witness put on
the stand was A. M. Chandley, deputy
In the Office of Collector H. S. Har-
made headquarters in this district.
AT W-vK FOREST.
in ine omce oi collector xi. o. n.u-i .',' - '' , .
kins, at Ashevlllo, District Attorney Thetoauguratron Qf the New Presi
A. E. Holton Is being assisted in the dent, Dr, Pot eat, V ill lake .
prosecution by Assistant District At-i ' 1 Dfeembe- 7th.
torney A-H- Price, while the defence vw ue, (")
Is represented by Burwell & Cansler, Wake Forest, Oct. .25. President
Of Charlotte; ' Moore & Rollins and i William L. Poteat leit yesterday for
Thomas SetUe, of Asheville; Major Crozier , Theolgical Seminary, Ches
J. E,-' Alexander, of Winston-Salem, ter, Pa.; Newton Theplogical Semi
and ex-Judge W. -P. Bynum, Jr., of , j , , , ,
Greensporo.j, ; trie trtaj promises io
be longjand, tedlouslind will probabiy
cousutt several days
from the county are entered for the
races. Fayetteville always has the
best county fair of the State, and this
year's attarctlon will overshadow all
previous events of the kind.
Wedding of a Society Belle.
v: Philadelphia,' j Pa., OcU 2 5.--Miss
Grace Elliott Morris,' daughter of Dr.
and Mrs, Henry Morris, the well
known society leaders, was married
here to-day to Mr. Phillip Livingston
Poe, of Baltimore and . Washington,
at St. James church, v ; The wedding
was notable for the gifts to the
couple, , which aggregated thousands
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Lieutenant Knepper Resigns.
Washington, Oct. 25w Lieutenant
ro S. Knepper, of Pennsylvania,
ivered his connection with the
ni ted States navy to-day when his
resignation took effect. He. was ap
pointed in 1891 and." commissioned
lieutenant in 1002.
Matthew Kennedy, for Years Ticket
Agent of the Illinois Central.
(By the Associated Press.)
New Orleans, La., Oct. 25. Mat
thew Kennedy, for many years ticket
agent of the Illinois Central, is dead,
aged 63. He served in the Confed
erate Army and was one of the best
known railroad men in the South.
DEATH OF H. S. STORRS.
(By the Associated Press.)
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 25. Henry
S. Storrs, general superintendent of
the Lake Shore Railway, died here
to-day of paralvsls. He was 57 years
old and was one of the best known
railway men in the country.
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