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11 . i t t - , r eja ! A , , T c . . . halt: a::. k. c ":rj Li dat. ccicrts 2, XXI n fx sl. t ; t . 7 :in hie in Ms Eusslaa Streets Stained Mb EIcoJ cf Many i Vlciirns mm is mm IH THE CITI OF ODESSA From Alt Parts of li (Wi TiM '. ItosaeJa Ooea gttartra af teas VkXlaaB to the Woody Riots WhkB. Art Cv nrtii ball. (Br 0. AaaorUt4 PreM.) OdeMiL, Not J. Aftirthr ta rank past kara. KflUag aad plundarUg tjr taada fonD4 of kuadroda of Jbyallatj" continued tali aaornlng. it (acta oa tta itva art lonL YN'Ukt.vaa mada bldaona, bodlaa M 'Loyallita," viia whoa pollca Ira (rttaraltlBK. narthlcg through iha prtoclpal atraeta baarlag tbo aa 'VonaJ Saga and portrait of tha Em ror and lkona, alnglng tha national hymn, amaahlag overythlng In their way and looting thopa and hooaea. Hoapltal wago&a paaaed through tha atreeta laceaaaatlr, carrying off ' tha tilled. Tha population la panic atrtckan.. , " , . , A Budred WoiuhW. - Waraaw, Nor.-1. It now appear that thirty persona were Willed and over a hundred wounded during the confllcta ,of Inst night '' Instead of the expected abolition of martial law to-day the military gorernor had the walla covered with proclamations an- - Bouncing that la conaeyuencd of yea-" terdaya dUturbancua, 'crowda aa- aembllng In, tha atrcta will be dla peraed by force of a'rraa. : V" . " WidraIIUotlng. ' - Radom, Rdsaia, Nr. 1. Tha antl ' .government demonstration yesterday ended In. widespread rioting.' Sol diera fired volleys at the rioters. -There were many. victims, both clril ,. iana and soldiers. - A ' Citisea Militia Formed. : . Kaxara, Rnasla, Nov. I. The city la now under the guardianship of the . newly formed cltlien militia consist ing of students and workmen armed with weapons taken from the. police. No disturbances have been reported o far. ,.;.-, - v ' - Stop Celebrations. .' , ' TcHhkend', . Russian "Turklstan, Nov: z. Peaceful celebrations of the "issuing of thq Imperial manifesto granting Russia ft constitution, were4 dispersed by, troops yesterday, Cos ' sacks fired three volleys. Many were -killed or wounded. ', f ' - t '. Wholesale Plundering. ; Rostolf on the Don, Nov. 2. The - whole town is in the hands of rioters who are plundering by wholesale. Firing ia frequent in the - streets. Many persons were killed or injured. The clergy left their churches la at- . tempts to pacify the rioters but their 1 efforts were unavailing.' v:t ; , ; FEVER UNDER CONTROII It 1b Not Thought That Many Cases Will Be Reported Before Frost. ' (By the Associated Press. ) " . .New Orleans, Nov. 2. All quar "an tines in ther parish- of Calcasieu, ; including Lake Charles, have been : raised. - The cases remaining under treatment.!? .New Orleans, have drop ped to 18r and the centers of infec j tion are so completely under ;control that It is regarded as Improbable that ', many more cases will be reported before frost.' 4 V ;f : Prof. RUport Boyce, of Liverpool, ; says there Is comparatively little y el low fever in , British' Honduras, , but ' much in Spanish Honduras .and Guatemala. . . . , r Referring to the possibility of yel- - low fever next fall, Dr. White iex- , . presses the opinion that there is no more danger in New Orleans in Sep- i tember, x906, on account of the pres ent outbreak, .than it such an out j break had never occurred. ' V :f -a r-rr - I AFRO-AMERICAN COMPANY. Negroes Form Plans for Big Trust .i Concern In Louisville. - i Louisville, Ky., Nov. 2. A pre liminary meeting, was held here (to day for the formation of an Afro- AtnerU-an itust company, with 1500 ' 000 rapKa&T The bchomo ia' the most gigantic financial undertaking ever attempted by colored people. The -. t-.t-a at-h T IsshBOOSBEIT CI I Le I S. . -J 4.4-a B ik'' I M 1W m rs d-B iay et4 la,.aneS ief a. owiti j la Btteiait. Tcss es es B,eear ase iaH iw.fr m JWTt 11 I llM TjmM l cae ' treaaatt a r:il BcaM.ig KMMH SBl tfJ sjt ike f abt-Oooa Califwreia tUUfag Um, U AaawWa. Cal. Not, , ala taeata ( the arame rrop mt Btrsl aad BorlBefS CaUfarsla, Wiu ta iar. Tt MIM( f U ro rr ot rl!f Bptr4. Mt It la ter UlB Ut it UI U la hnh T UM rr". Tk rt!rcdt t!l ktr tt Ur crop ra fcy ib fin Irr Oa Pie aaarr. . (Pr Ui Aaaortatod Lima. rr. Nov. t Tha British Bteaaaar Chill, whlrh arrived at Cal la yeatarday from Paaama had a board Ave casus of yellow fever, the has bra ajuaraatiaad. Eioco leaving Paaama Sftaea eaaea of fever, ooe of which was fatal, occurred on tho ChUL. ' . Tafl Arrivea at OoJoa. , . (By the Associated Preea. ; Colon, Nov. 2 Secretary Tafl has arrived hero and the second aaalver- aary of tha establishment of tho re public of Panama la belag celebrated eolBCldaat with Taft'a arrival. BtTKEME COURT TO-DAY. Argaatrat la Caaea From Tcatlt INa- trk-t CoatplHed, and Kalrlgh Mapcaaary Caae Takra Va. Ia tho Supremo Court to-day the following cases were argued: ' Kera vs.. The Southern . Railway Company. ' ,T , 7 - ' . ' - Clark vs. The Town of BUteeville, Lan vs. Commissioners of Rowan County. , J ' ' , : '. . r . Eubanks vs. Alspaugh. Mills vs. Lumber Company.. - These-wera the laaf of the. cases fro the tenth district to be argued,' and upon the completion of those tho Raleigh dispensary matter was taken Georgia Negro With Horns aud Tusks Wants ; Doctor to " Tamo . Hbn . Aftcrv Posing as Real , Bomeo Prodnct. - n ' , ... , (By the Associated Press.) Chicago, Nov, 2.-A diBpatch to The Trlhune from Springfield, - 111., says:. A -real wild man. with horns and huge, tusks, was discovered here to-day. He is George Brown, a big negro, hailing from Georgia, who ap plied to a doctor to have the silver plate which held the horns In place removed. - He Bald the plate had been inserted under the scalp for the pur pose of fastening two horns upon it. Two front teeth had been sawed off and supplied with gold crowns upon which'' could ; be screwed: down - two formidable looking tusks .and when this had been accomplished he went on the road with a Bhow posing as a real "wild man.''w ; v ;, ; He declared he had traveled all over Georgia, attracting wondering multitudes of people who Came ; to gaze on,' a real live '.'wild man,.' cap tured 1q the recesses of Africa. - ' "PLEASED WITH4 Mt'tLET ROAD." Governor Glenn Returns' From Beau- ; ,;, fort,' :Whcre he Went td Inspect .- y the A. and Ni C. Railroad. ' . , Says He Is .Well Pleased ( - ' ,With Its Condition. , ,u- - Governor. Glenn returned last .night from Beaufort, - where he .went to make an address at the laying of the corner stone of h public school build ing', and to Inspect the Atlantic and North Carolina, Railroad. The "Gov ernor said (hat .great improvements were being -made la the "mullet road"; .that ' tho : new management was laying hew and heavier Iron, and building new depots and bridges, He said that the long bridge which would1 connect the towns of Morehead City and Beaufort , would soon be completed, and wbb a fine piece 6f work. ' ' ' , t Governor-Glenn said that he was vory well satisfied with the condi tion of the road as seen by Just pass ing oyer it hurriedly. : o; vv,' 1 up. . . t . . v wilir is sonnY iidi'j THE RATE BIIEV ra'T IEFiHi 'Consults CuUam asi In!- Hrer Abcat itc KcW, Parly Measure : n sun raura ' " i im n fisssi Wasrfa t'oman-n- t ouiskitMi t Hate Mur roarrrs Bad Witt 3( ( Action Bf ta- Kth Btcf Pay. f (By I so Aiaqriatal Piwm.) 4 Washington. Nov. J.Tho ea- tloa cf railroad rate leglslatjoa u considered at lasgth at tho Whlta House to-day at roa foresee betwaaj Prc-aideat Itooecvclt atd Saaatbrs Calloru, of Illinois, and DoUlver. of Iowa.' two of tha men who are as- fpectad to lead the admlalatraUoa'a Sght la taa approaching a-lon of Coagreaa. Tha President ' butlfael tho measure ho dnrrod to have Ca- greas enact, the chief faatur f waien ia that tho Interstate Com- Biarce Commission should b cloths i with powers to revise railroad rate when found to be unreasonable. It is understood that President Rooao- relt Is committed to no mouuro, but made It cleat that he will continue a determined n,ht for Issue be has repeatedly' and publicly advocated., A. committee representing the lot- ter . carriers waited on Poatmastcr Oenerah Cortelyou to-day aad pi aented a memorial tlrglng helle? pay for carriers. Tho postmaster general told tho committee lhAt he would give tho memorial his fullosf consid eration. ' WANTS HIS SON'S SAVED. Murdcirr : Rnwllngs - ConfcwM to ; Awful Crime In Georgia. Valdosta, Ga.. Nov. 2. J. G. Raw- lings has made a confession of hiring Alf Moore to kill W. L. Carter, but ae says that the killing of the chil dren was not in the ''trade." He says that" be .particularly cautioned the negro not to harm the children. Rawllpgs says Joe Bent ley and Mitch Johnson made a trado with Alt Moore, to do the hloodv work, arid that . Joe Bentley- and Alf Moore vantod to kill Carter on Sunday night before, but that they could not gut. a buggy at Hahria to go to Carter's house. - Ho Suva thnt the llvervman would hot hire It to them unless the Would t All- whnre thev were irnln Rawllngs sayB that Ills confession - catte, without the knowlodgo or Ws!V :" ' oruiK, , i . wh.,,i rt,o.h.H th in,pihiA,ftffldvlt that he knows O. bmith wherA tiA miirt i,ni' troftn fii.tpt nn v . . - longer. He says that he Is thoroughly in different as to the decision of the Su preme Courf so far as ho IB concern ed, but that ho wants his sons saved, t t i ,., j W- - 4 J : j LV ' . . . . . 'V.-U .','. K' ,: Argum,rnt V.4n:!uho 930,000 Case ' Against thi.fAL, Has Been ; Completed-i-Wltt Go to ihe -' v- V- hit To-Day. V." ;' 'va a i' f 'u-. i s . ;i' j Ih the'iSuperJor- Court 'to-day thb following cases : we're disposej ,of ; : ? i, Wal ter Pratt & Company . against A.,' Vv Baiicom Compahy,comprp inised ,snd settled,' and Judgment signed, lit the case of T. M. Whitaker and i Nanty Whitaker- . agaihst the Board ot r Commissioners f of Wake County, in which the plaintiff get damages to the amount of $80 bo causa of the ehangtnr of . a public road running through ! Swift Creek township. f, , ' ' i . -The' argument In the case of Stewf art against the S. A. L, for 20,000 damages, went to the jury this after noon, l r - , s" 1 f Sugar Price Rcditced ? 1 ' "iH (Bv the Associated Press.) i Now York, Nov 2.- All grades of refined sugar have been reduced 10 contn per hundred pounds. . f.; JUDGMENTS , fflTIIEI LIFE SICilED TODAMUSUIIfffi CO PROVES 5L!IIII.:grc: - :s te-fe Baaeiwa. sad Ue e- J nar are t, JaWU. ItaaJU. l ' White ;iia Killed at In.!" icn Station Not Pickpocket the tiriiia tbosfsii hues u minmiSt j riroW Vktias la RaMgh aa Irrd Hk Sm Agalart Bi iluaa t1ra What tba ItoreuarMs Msot. A. II. Smith, erf Washlngtoa, a brother of Charles a. Smith, who aa killed at tho anion atatloa la Raloigh oa October list, hss secared a s am bar oc amoavita to prove that the deceaeNl was aot tha O. Smith" arraated here and lodged la tho police atatloa oa the charge of beisg a pick porkot. Mr. Salts called at the of Ire of The trailing Times to-day and submitted the affidavits, with the re- , quest that tha gist of tha evidence be i1Bd lo tnow th(U hl, DPOlher WM ot the mis heU for robbing a visitor during fair week. There are eight affidavit. In a statement awora to before E. B. Crow, a notary public. Martin Tbomo- jaon, a captain af police, ears that ou Sunday morning. October Jlnd. ho i west to the undertaker's to view the "ibody of Charles. O.. Smith .to ascer tain If he was the same man who was arresiod and arraigned before Police justice Badger, .charged with Vnlng a ptat--tBXfcef.-rhtiTiatrrjrrtflToTi,1 he saya, ris.that Charles G. Smith, deceased, la not the same person 'who Was Arrested and arraigned, as was reported in the local papers and else where. " - A similar affidavit was made by W. A. Champion, turnksy at the police station,, and by 7. E. Austin, a member of the police force of Ral eigh, both of whom viewed the re mains and who are certain that the victim of the shooting was not the j thjef. ! Archie M. Parker, of 304 Oak wood avenue, testified that he went to the Fair Grounds on tho day G. Smith was arrested; that he was with Charles O. Smith: that Edward C. Smith, Mctvln Wood and Frederick Pitt woro also with them and that thoy wore able to prove an alibi for docoased, substantiating' the state ment that he was at tho fair while another man by the name of Smith ! waa ln. tno, station-house, This in- I formation Is corroborated by other i . . . . ... wvmt ui ie pany. 1 and Charles G. Smith, and that they I A i j . i- t i aru. uui uuo auu iue same iue evi" dencet is Very strong and upsets the theory that the Smith who was killed was the Smith previously arrested for haviflg" picked' a pdekct. Tha Secretary of State Charters the Charlotte ft Llfo Insurance: Com- . i " pany and Also" S4&0,000' Electric Railway Com- 1 '"-'' pany for High Point. . Charlotte is to- have ,ano"ther lite iksnsancV oomoany.l To-day the Sec retary ?; of - State incorporated ths Charlotte" Life Insurafice Compan;, Which will begirt business with a capi tal of ( 1 00,000 with the privilege of increasing to any 'sum hoc' to exceed $500,000. The corporators re" B. D. Heath, D. A. Tompkins,' John M. Scott, T.' W. Hawkins, AH. Wash- bum an 6thers. v ' - " -' ' v'-Another' important eompariy char tered to-day was the High Point and Winston-Salem Railway Company, with ah authorised ' capital -af $450,000. 3 The principal office of the company wilt he in High Point, and the company is privileged to build railroads to be equipped with' elec tricity or other, power,-but the char ter limits' the mileage to be owned dr operated to B0 miles from tha town in which Is the principal office of the t ,(- ay... .a s iw r w :. re. r Lev-Vre4 -, Bit eiBerta 04 1. e t4 a. T w gar- I . TIM Ml I ITtAKI Hi-TV BT. tV lad trey gWfcBJ Oaa atat-aw la IB ty mt IUtg Tba avartaara tnt far taa city 4 sUletsh lv IB taaah af Of a , I a at to Oaf fra ia aBBra af '1BO Wrk la taa oa4 of Health bo oad of Health j . ... K-r.'JBll.tlEIT OF JUSTICE ' , Tho rpeH ahowa dsriag (Be ty ee of taaaw aotag roalagioaa eM sea. Of theae ware ever II years af age Bad a mr ..J a mrm mwmr 1 S i w mmnwm m i w w v. years af age. The proaarUoa af ' deaths to aopalattoa daring the Mrrarra k.aralBaaUl ta: While, aae death la (1 1 ; colored, aaa deaU la If 1. aal for all eolara, oaa death la 141. Tha blrtha for tha Bncath ware aa j follows: White, J; colored. II. task jlBg a total of II. , The Bsoaihly rate ifor tha white popalatloa la Ml per tmnU tor the colored aopBlaUoa It la 1 si. ana tee momxmij ra e , ,B BapTma Coort immaOl.tal, eolora la 1 11 par coat. . j after the rompletloa of the .arguaieni Thaae Bgaree laclada the corporate;,.. .h. fro !h. .,h iMTt.. limits oaly, aad are based apoa a total population of 11.100, divided as follows: Whites, 11.001 aad aa groea, 1.00). W1LU COXOUCT A PARTY. Coaaty Sapetiatradrat B. V. Jadd Will Goad art a Party Proas Ra. Hgtt ta Attend the Boatlirra EdaraUoaal Aasorlatloa. The oe'xt meeting of tha Southern Educational Association win be held la Naah villa. Tana., November 11-15, 1I0S. The Association of Southern Colleges will meet there at the same time. County Superintendent Z. V. Judd, of Raleigh, ' will eonduct a party from here, sad all wh- wish to Join may commuslcate r lta him. , Tha iJio.Ulhe from Raleigh TO? jrTTTf.-gpod until November 1 0th. A large number will go frpm Raleigh. , London ItcjMWt Says That Five Thou sand Arr Dead and Wounded at Odessa -Worse Than Kishincff. (By the Associated Press.) Loudon. Nov. 2. The Evening Standard's dispatch from Odessa ; says that tne casualties yesterday number Ave thousand killed and wounded. In Jewish quarters bodies si 111 strew the streets and sidewalks. Jewish women and children were strangled and hacked to pieces In the streets. A Red Cross doctor says that i liiq uujtviv ui ivibuiuuu wcib iciicul- I . v. l..,., n 1r i ..X. t m . . ed one hundred fold. The military are placing one hundred machine guns at various points. The mobs swear they will not leave a single Jew alive. INTEREST IN REVIVAL. Services at Edenton Street Methodist Church Still Drawing Large Crowds.' That the Interest in the, revival 1""t lu" 'UW4C" " l"V . i 'TT : '""i evidenced . by the increased atten-! dance last night-, : Tho service of song before the sermon, led by Rev. A. B. Huntervwas Impressive and beauti - North was' on '.'Manx's Way of Cover-j iui. mo Btuuiuu o xvev, narry ivi. lng Sin and God s Way : of Covering Sin." It was, a forceful - discourse impressed upon attentive hearers by apt illustrations and; incidents. His preaching is growing upon his con gregations day ty dax as he preaches tho Word with great earnestness and clearness and with power. Every one invited to attend the meetings held daily at ,10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m: - "Service, of song at 7:30 each night.. S 'fV&S-Mitf :r' iii-Jt , '....i ,: i, k''',1.;; : Southern Postmasters. '' x. -'.(By the Associated Press. i '--' : Washington, Nov, i ,2. Alabama: RiverfalU, Julia S. Wilson. , North Carolina: ,-Llnevllles Store, Robert D. Nbbbttt; Lola, Emma J Giirikln,' Rusk, William c. Douglas."- ni tin , -h ,'i:w ' St.' Louis Factory Destroyed. ' (By the Associated Presir ' St. Louis, Kov. 8.-The Cblumb'ia Box Factory, was burned to-day at loss, of 175,000. JEWS KILLED : IH QtRttTQ in u I DLL i ui 5PfjS nv ' ! on s:lg.j;,3 . Final Armnat Up Before llie Snrrenc-Cowl foiar FIGURES IN HEARING rtvrretftatge AaTeisjat liv Baard af AaaVraena ! Ciewarl TWaB to OrdVr aa KMlui ao aa la lkrtrrsnlar Oaretloa. TBa kmriii of I ha HalclcB Aim- BI1ff Bittr a,, lhu (rterBooa Thla la the tnaadamas case against tha Board of Aldermen of the city or Raleigh to compel them to call aa election oa the question of salooas ar dispensary aa provided In the new charyr granted by the last Leglala tare, and cornea up oa appeal from the lower coart from the following Judgment Issued by Judge Justice: Jadgemrat. North Carolina Wake County. Ia the Superior Court Before M. H. Justice, Judge, holding the courts or the alxth Judicial district, Sep tember IS, 106. Ine State ex ret. J. M. Pace, W. C. Norria and W. J. Ellington, peti tioners In their own behalf and In behalf of the other petitioners; and J. M. Pace, W. C. Norria and W. J. Ellington, petitioners In ,t. thelxJtauL behalf, aad la behalf of . the other petitlenera, plaintiffs, - against The city of Raleigh and the Board of Aldermen of the city of Raleigh, and James I. Johnson, mayor, and WIlHam Boylan, William B. Grimes, W. A. Cooper, Ed. Hugh Lee, George M. Harden. H. W. Jackson, L. G. Rogers and J. t. Unchurch, the last eight consti tuting the Board of Aldermen of the city of Raleigh, defendanta. This cause coming on to be heard by his honor, Michael H. Justice, Judge presiding ln the courts of the sixth judicial district. In chambers at Raleigh, on the 27th day of Sep tember, 1906, upon the pleadings and the admissions of the parties, and It being admitted by the parties, plain tin's and defendants, that the only question to be considered ln the case I and arising upon the pleadings Is one o. law, to-wit, whether under the 1903, the requirement as a qualifica tion to vote, to-wit, that no person shall be entitled to vote unless he saall have paid his poll tax on or be fore the 1st day of May of the year in which he offers to vote, should be applied as a test of the competency of a petitioner to sign the petition pecifled in the complaint; and it be ing further admitted that if It should not be so applied, under the said law, the petitioners number more than one-third of the registered voters in the city of Raleigh, who were regis tered for the preceding municipal election: Now, therefore, after hearing the arguments of counsel for the respec- I live parties, It is considered, ordered adjudged by the court, that the payment of poll tax for the previous year on or before the 1st of May, 1905, is not a necessary qualifica tion under section 7, chapter 233, !of Uwof 1903 enaDle a peti. ! , ,v tl,i i - 1- the complaint. It is further cbnsld- ered and adjudged that the petition set out ln the complaint was signed by more than one-third of the regis tered voters of the city of Raleigh who were registered for the preced ing municipal election therein, and that said signers petitioned for ah election as specified in said petition, and that said petition contained more than the requisite number of petition ers under the provisions -of said law oX 1803. ,' ' . ... S ; 1 " - ' r. '.-. , ;V ' ' . '. ft- ".! , fnpthnr- rntiBtflArferl . lWlftrAil , and adjudged that tne uoara oi Al dermen of the city of Raleigh forth with assemble, and that they forth with order an' election to be held, after 30 days notice in the said city Of Raleigh,; to determine Whether, bar-rooms or saloons shall be estab lished "in said city under the high license tax provided by , the present eharter of said city said election to be held and conducted In, accordance (Concluded on Third- Page.) ; v 11. I 5- '
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