EVENING TIMER
1. I ll tt
Jl
EALHGH, K, C, BATUEIiAT. KOVEKBtE il
VilTIE MASTER UNION'S liOlNQ ;
OF SITUATION INTO POLITICS
OliDO'BOAT Y.TNT iTAXES PAID K
THE DECISION, IS m
A SEA LEVEL d..
T
.-. DOWN WITH 33 MEN WAKE
. !
- 1
i
CclIlicJ Wiih Cruiser la1,
Kiul Maneuvers at
Kiel
B0ILEB EXPLODED -:':
-: 15 CB1SH CWE
Oa.0Vrr m4 S3 rm- Mfcaiag.
ror 4rwWrr'.. afda-a I n .
cf ftrarrfcHjtis Wia44
llrlsaBana f Ta
... " r4 fcnet.
KM, No. II. Tonxwl bust "a
MS reJUed lat algM ikm Ruolk
wUb the snail vbImt I'nUlra. Tho
torpedo boat tank and one o IB tor tad
thirty -I wo emroro tnlesiag.
; Tha disaster Orcarrvd darlig tb
nknorurert In KM Bajr. , -
4 torpedo totl division waa
tac ft rcla(loa attack apon the Ma
dia, whir bad blinded, lux. lights.
Later ilia suddenly hm4 fcef aearcb
Hfat, which confused tbe helmsman
of ta-g and do torpado boat ueoral Adaa It. Chatoo. chief of
got udftf tbt tndlnea h ,0 h t w ,ho Boc.
r'rupfc .amWahlji. cannlia lha boiler i
t tka "8 12C to exploda. j rotary ot A a r.
l ha auddonaesa ot tho caUatro-.ho 1,0 hU ; fo'
explain, the treat anmU-r of yle.'ho rm V"5
Uma. It la believed that all b.; "u ' i"'
Blaalag momhora of tho crew wort PlcondlUoa - ,
killed of. drowaod. v . , I . M7 Bcer. abaont aro
1 -8eTrat wounded offlcrn wora rea-! V",4 ?,u,y' TV mfcrom)
cued. " A number of tuga aad amall l twitr-l ataff. rocrullla
crvlacra with dlV.ra have 6no to tie h af,',?,!
' arene ef th, dlaa.tcr. where the Vn-. f J-wst Ind. rrf
.dine 1. .UU'ahctorea. . -uy paired by orCe.a-nnd ragulii,
c Bmpcror 'William, who arrived Uomv- a "''J'r
. , . . ' -kria- in nt I- General Chaffoc thinks that pro-
tbe naval recrulta. was Immediately I
Informed of tho accident., and after 1
Wvlna tha train oroceeded to the .
Imperial watting room of-th rall
vfajr atatlon, where ho ordered a de
tailed report to bo made to bftn.
ASHEVILLE'S BIG .
WRESTLING BOUT.
.
, r '. (Special to The Evening, Tlmea.)
. Achnvllln ' N C ' NOV. 1 X-Thc
approaehlag wrestling match for offec.tual Cleans. In my opinion, for
et " Wodncsday " ovcnlng betweoa'the matcvlal abatement of tho .crime
Prof. Charles Olaen and Prof. Oscar I referred to." '
Bauer, la attracting more Interest
than any previous sporting ; event,
The mon are to wrestle Americas.
. . . . ... . . i rjA
aiyie Jina cvcryiuiniit iiivkiuiu emu
bets of f 00, will o. to the winner.
' Olson h8 a string W vlctorlco to
his credit and is the favorite with the
bettora. tho "wagera that have bcea
laid bolnff G lo 4 In Olson's favor.
British Tars Missing.
K ; v '-'f (Bv tha Associated pVesa.)
' New York,-Nov. 18. One thou
;bbix1 and flfty-Blx BrlUsh sailors were
"missing o-day from thy squadron, of
'IPrlnco Loula of , Sattenbern,,," wblch
. has boen'nnchorod In New York har
bor for a liltlo mora than a weok.
v Thoso Bailors' are recorded as do
raortera on tho books of the six ships
: "composing tho Hoot, but tholr officers
" hope that most pi thorn have meroly
overstayed tholr shor4 loave,. , ,
, CORNELL SCORES;
, C0LUMBU DON'T.
x " ' tny tha Associated Press. ' .
1 Ithaca, N.'Y Nov.-18.-3nrst.hnlf-"
Cornell 8; Columbia 0. , '
HARVARD, 6; . "
. DARTMOUTH, 6.
(ny Iho Assotlfttfed ress )
"! CamHi-lilKe, Mass, Nov. 18. PliBt
" half Hat vard I: Dartmouth. " j
V . . , a . ,J
5 BC0RH.HURT.IN ' .
, T?.0LLE 'WREC.
" - UTsu Assoqlatod Preas.V
- epringnehl, Mass., Nov, 18.A score
.iti'of norsona Are reported ln1ured.;some
.j, nsorlouely, In a tro'ev cj'!llort Lonj
. j . tiletit, Fortescuo Resigns. ; v;
in (Bv the Associated Tress.) -7? ' ;
Washington, Nov, I8.-Actlng Soc-'
retary Oliver to-day accepted the res
ignation of Lieutenant Granville R.
. Fortescue, 10th Cavalry. , Lieutenant
'.Fortescue was oue of the officers
mentioned In the Taggart caso at
i. Wooster, Ohio No reason 13 given
tor the resignation. ,
V 1jt "4 twit.
( I' J Ilia Aaatictatad fix t
w.Mt. kUa. K J I
TkM-CM W. leaa t-4y
M , ki4 lW t ItXMhtM
4 tha f-k,.rvw ( rt
ft iWip'M rrta.laaj Mul
fvtTi lr CUr-mr U'.lwr
m. f lata 'Mj. IWil in
ftff at Mr M
f J Wtll-4 1 OW. .
NOT ENOUGH OFflURSi
Army Would Crippled In
Case of Wzr
SI? Borr AtM-t 0 WHII1
Half l.-flnlittoa Oa Pa
li(lrl KlKhU of h
rrirr.
l lha Aaaoctalad Praaa )
Waahlogloa, Nov. 1 1. "Tho araij
la nador-flfflTd." aajra Lkiutooanl
'un " twmBmdft to nil the
vaoanclea eau-ed by dclalU whlcS
Irmanoni la cpiur.
General Chaffoo discusses the do
acrtioaa In tho nrmy and make tho
following aiiBgeailon: .-, ,
"Bomo aultihlo toxlalaUon affwt
Ing the political rlghta of deHcrter
and an arousnd public oplaloa that
desertion from tho military acrvlco
of tho nation la repugnant In tbe
minds of all good citizens constitute
tho practical moth,d and tho only
i v
'nil
w
V-!
THE GRIDIRON
A & M. Against WashinQton
. and Lee
Lt Game Here This Reason If 111
, Progrrsa at, Hie Fair Grounds,
'v. lt Strong Teams.
The foot ball aoaaqn. soy far tui Ral
eigh. Is concerned, closed this jsftornoon.
The aat-pamo here was played -his
afternoon between the A. & M..CollogQ
and Washington t and Loe University.-,
The tiwra of Waililn::toH; c?t. Je& arrived-
this morninR, and went immedi
ately to tha eoltege, where ihey ivei-o
entertained by the A.. & M. ieam. The
game v&ss called nt fi o'clock, atvl a
largo numbor witnessed the game, ,
At tho iT.d'O'f tho tlrat haf the Scoro
Waa ll- to 0 Vs favor of tho M.
team. , , f ; .
YALE WINS FROM ,:;
J PRINCETON 16-0
(By the Associated Press.) 1
Now Haven, Conn.,'. Nov. , 18.-A.t
the ertdj.of the first haifof the Yalo
Princeton game here this . afternoon
the scoro stood: .,," - 1 '
Yale, 6; Princeton, 0. ;
Yald made one touch-down and
kWked goal 18 ' minutes after play
began. Forbes was Bontvovor tho
Una end liutchinson kicked the goal.
Princeton got tho ball to Yale'a
10-yard lino once, aad vYale kicked
from their own goal lino. Most
time the ball as lit Prlncetbu'a ter
rltory. ,
Yale gets another touch-down. m ;,
e The final score was: ,
Yale, 16; Priacetoa, 0. - , '
Tc!d Cclkctri Irta ill
S:cej 9177,451
RAH OF
tall trrfwr -f Ma-e
BMB la W I )! y a4 far
$! fm r iHr Tv Apt
I
Maif J J. nrraara-. rraiatrf l
(VMa, baa K".! a ubl, ctiiaj
ftt:)rU (bkitBct of all the' HaU4
taaabtoa ta Un caaty TU tbr a
a Rtnat lntnraita( paa, j It aaro
Biarlam aat aajoi.nl of Ufvnaa-
toa axarBtaj( 4a coaatj aad puu
It U roavfW-al fnrm Tba labia
talaa tM rauai bx ionUlt aad
(Uaa Ikf aoiojat of laiable i:wrt
of earb !a a mot dtilallvd a.
IlalH(ti lownitilp iomra flral, pay-4
tac 'rota all aourrca llOi.Jt: II
WaLe For! Inwanhlp la aewad, pay-j
Ing $T.tlC t:, whllo Oak Grove la
laat la Ibo Ut. pa Ing only 1,3M1.!
The total amount of lain recrlvttd I
from all lha aowa.hlpa from peraoaalj
from aolla, If.W.IK: from bank!
atork.Uatod by the Audl.or.
from corporate rueesa. Hated by the
Corporatloa Commisalon. II.1M.CI;
from railroads. Mcgrapha aad tolo-i
nnonra, llytod by tho comtulsaloa,
111. 711 44, making a total Uz in
come from all nnurcea 1177, 4(1. SI.
Tho aaiounl of Incomes given from
th different lownshlpa Is aa follows:
tlarton'a Crank. &00; Cedar Kork.
U.lOOr Middle Cnfk. l,4a; Swift
Ci-ftk, 1710; Wako rorest, 1.T0;
Raielgb. t:86,S47. making a toUl of
ISOl.757.1
Proprrty Ovtm-d l-y Nritroca.
One of tna most Interestlnit items
In the tftblo is thnt one which shows t
ihA tmniut of nronorty. both per-
BOiial and real. Which Is owned by the;
colored population of tho county.
Tho amount of real proiwrty ustea 1
kv lha nMrri Is 1615.391, the
amount of personal property listed
by them Is $219,886. making a total
of $835,377. of which $444,327
Juat a little moro than half is own
ed la Jtaleigh township.
Tho amount of roal and personal
property owned by the whiles Is $13,
571,328. of which $8,181,725 is in
Ri4clgh township
Tbe total number of polls In tho i
county is 7.6314,944 whites ana
8 687 colored. Raleigh township
a.wei ufiuiuu. r. ,!
has S.48U or Iftose.
comoa next, with G40. Tho townBhlpj
giving In the sninllest number of j
polls, as well as tho smallest amount I
of property, Is. White Oak.
The Tax Kate. Moscow the aocictv o: nostat and tele-
Tho tax' rate for tho county ls aslgriph employes, the avowed obicct f
Minwi' State zr cents: aenooi. J
cents; county, 23 2-3 cents; road,
io 1 rontg making a total tax rate,
" - - ' .. ... nun ..in-i
of iv l-tt. conta on mo ijv "'
loe The snecial tax rate for Kal-
tlOfl. IHO bpiX,.U lA .
elgh township is: School bonds, 4
cehls; gradod Bchools. 20 cents, ran-
road bonds, 2 cents, maklus a ,olal
of 86 cents on the $100 vulualion.
Railroad Mileage.
Tho t-hi ehowa that tho toUl com-
ploted ralroad mileage for tho county Is
ld8 91 miles, divided as follows: South
ern, 27.52, miles; Seaboard. 43.39; Ral
eigh and Bouthport," 20 miles; Cape
lar and Northern. 18 miles. The fol
lowing roads art put down as not in
operation or completed: Durham and
fiouthern( Ttaloigh and Pamlico Sound
ftnd tho Durham and South Carolina.
The 'bonded debt of ihe county, $100,
C00. ' '"- ',
nils table. prcparcA by MnJor Her
Hard IS ft yrv' vatunblo one and can
be socaln1 hls'bfhcfe. - . ...
NO ESCAPE FOR
WHALING FLEET.
, N(By the Assoclntod Prcsg.)
'Seattle, Wash., Nov,1 1,8. Captain
mi.-. rt. i.t,1. tnMMm.Irt , In . nntll
luand Df thev revonuo cutter , iiear ;
states that from whathehas ilparned
f rom , Captain Bodfisht of Uie whatof
William Bayllas, thoro 1ft absolutely
no chance for the whalifag Be3t'to
escape ' , -i i x
v ' In ,hla opinloK the ships' Vl , bo
crushed in the Ico. The cr"few IH
havo to desert ,1110 Bhips and tnako
for the McKeniie River. '
. The fleet ls reported to be sixty
miles from - Banks Land,, which . Is
500 mllea emt of the McKentle. He
does not think a- relief expedition
could aid thSm in any way.
Seta Vpa Ecsctica Is Pci
lie Cf I:!t
A GOVHMENT NOTE
O n aalt-ra a ad UWi,
aa irU I W4 ... it
Krift ad ni"-
laai tW t w .i
j Wtaaala rraUi I .
a4uyaa tVoai
a( Hia
iHv ih
m. rVralnre.
xtMiii it !
ml :--at t 4 U
mtXT !r rntattag 1 -
lpii4 a (ha radUJ xi1
arr widr ttif Iht I'rw ti
tain llw ttfpor kaad hi- t
tvaArra t-t ,rlo- ai ! i
hnaithy amrtJTBirnt i U ,
f-altliic tauaa ftwia Ih ia.ii.
TMmttiv. Mnttilutr and
aiw W-Jrra rt rajku a .1
ing fi cn.tMRtilkii:!: d. n
(n ,h a-,oW to u-n
tv,ncrM, aaabling ih. ,. .
,
" '",
..f lh-
gvnimtni n ...
tranquility ann ;i:.iro,
rfrline " 4
Ths covtrr.mmt In nl'1 ik- k
ninirr irtaml bwauar f 'Ins n-rttuti I"
public opinion. " i"r Iwll-vwt
that auch a raacttJ'ii niu-i ronw, but hr
wlaely waited antH Intlln antltnni
showed R..dlanocMa. to fanoi thr
tovernmnnt before. lnltl".tiiu onsrgetlc
mamnos.
Bv his dlhaetion lh? orafwt of imlfc"
fioneral lledu'ln, Issnr.t tho prix-linna-
tlon yanteroa.y lint nu t lug ba .rnl-
men not to I Icld t the ihrealn
agitators and walking (1Hgt
tlv
ordered them to ci.e U.-lr shnp". u i
promising 1 the tra.Wmrn rWt anrt
-
A" -Povaminont mp Is iilniultsnc-
oumIv Lwued pmtiltiltlng govcrnmcni
employes from participating In ovgan
Izatlotns avtlvely oi'Plng tbe gnvci-n-mcnU-
!t points " thv.t ihc rstrli-
tloij of political activity on the pnrt of
government omulofcH
.-.ot nubvei-Hivc
o? their liberties, but
Is Imperative .e
the ItniUnteriiinco discipline? etP i cl
tention Xo tho f?ct tlit la "ree oiin
trles like tho tTnltnl States pernicious
polltival Activity on i Ho part of ' officials
"u. ...-... - -
J thaa a fortni.h. -o vhc Fm h
Chamber of Dfputlrs supported Pre-
ncr RHVer B ,m, isio;, not to permit !
bo 1)(iuica, OIl-alli,an(,n or 8tulc r.
volt i
Tle rol0 1:i ,'i . tod ' paith iiiariv I
j ngainnt the nttcmM lo organlxe in i
wnlcn is to compel tne cotivocanon m i
i constituent assembly, and whose
menwers pieugc incinsuivus io ooinnc
fifty ner cent, of -.heir salaries ;o .he
i - :. ;, j
,lnn,.lnr'lhi nn,li Ire-
. ' '
j of (hp eUto cvo,.y rm
I ,,y6 joining the organisation rcfen
to wlu i,,Blr.ntiv dismissed. Tin
employes ot the Rov(-rnmont rnllro tils
avft ai0 threatened with dismissal 1
thev iolrt the ctril'.c
The break in the tanks of the strikery
In Roland, and the refusal of nrutv or
ganizations in the Interior, especially
those of, the railroad men ij,t Moscow,
to strike on account of Poland, and tin
fierce distentions which have broken
out among tho workmen's, leaders at
Bt. Petersburg, seem to doom the strike
movement. to failure and temporarily
at !oftstmut Ir.ftiet a. defeat on ihe
social democrats. c,v' ';.
. The government has taken tha ooca
alon to offlclally deny that the meas
ures taken Ire Poland were In anv way
lncltecf by Germany or that any ar
rangement exists with Germany upon
the subject. -
tjtttr atnt
v BADLY BURNED.
(Special to The! Evening Times.)
.; Winston-Salem,' N. C. -Nov, i8.--
The 4-ycar-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Emory White wan badly burned
last night at tho home of her grand
mother, Mrs., W; H. White, on North
Liberty street with w-om th par
ents reside. , ' ',' '' v J '
I the child, ihlle playliig in ihe
room, accidentally . fell . In the fire
place and was painfully .burned be
fore being rescued. The physician It
of the opinion, that the child will re
cover. - . , . " '
bsilcs Kl.Esve ttet
i
: ttlcrscEESI c! Ubcr
TO I1GIIT OTHER KIND
I
I
I ptX m mt Uk Aa anr;ag
HivMttMtua a Mm) Kl-"lk
H'ill-'ll a)aiplltf -ir4-4
it Mrlaluf
Hwium ta Itowta.
l tllbutg. T . No l -TtiP 3i
aittlao cb rnaailotui oiixV- IU tail
'
Tt-rt at ta1 morn I r. g naba rt I
. n.r. i :i ! t JilHB lattur -uavra
A renlaiton ti!rt'4ux4 en
, 11 Dln to Ibc mffrrrr. u( Bnaiia tlr
!niaihy of all orgiiulai-d tBbor la
the t'nltxd Niat uj aatkorUtBg tn
trrasurcr of the tnlrration to aead a
'(rtlllcd twk for $1,006 for tbe
(Deviation of tr tarrtblc roudltloo
aow dialing nmonii the Roulio xo
pie The committal offerrd a substi
tute whlrh ellmlnatod h fl.VjO
. Ibiibc, r-tteodlag the hi-art-Ml sym
ilby of Amerlcj;B labor and ron
r aiulailnn the Kuiodan work nun on
1 he surtosr. of their roreat strike. The
.iliftltuir was adoplod
I Miss May Keoah, of Troy, N. T.,
in ornanlsor for tho ghlrt-WstHt and
LaunJry Workori.' Inlorn.itlotial
I Union, mude an cMrai-s; ,.los for tbv
'lcrtlon'ii (o opcratioa for tho'suc
pkh of the strike now In progress
mong thn wouiea lanndry-workors,
if Trov, N Y.
Mis KwiKh alleged that tho girls
ere receiving iDsuracieni waces ana
" p.-,-.. -
luce 1Ul-ir .man co,,c(.auon bv pcr
eat., thereby precipitating the pres
et strike.
I
ndopled appro-!
uld tho "omen ,
A roRolullon was
irlatiag $1,000 to
itrlkcrs.
A com mitt cp was alto appointed
: " . . r.:;
, llll. 1, in 1,11,1 Vlllln"! IU i
Ihclr HifTcrcni'iH A nintiiin ronuoat-r
tig the federation to use Its Influence i
o hHve laws enacted which will hold
he employers, and not the employees
ict-ldenia on railroads and other;
for
places where mechanical mac.hlnory
ls ,IK,(j. y was alleged that thero is
ioo mncu rarelessnous on tne part or
the employer for which the employee
niiiKt suffer. Tho motion was
idoptod.
The I'nlled Slates government was
urged lo acquire control of the tele
graphic companies. All union work
men were asked by tho federation to,
oppose concessional nominations of i
men who wero not friendly to labor, j
n amcndtiicut was made that every,
andidate for public office In the;
I'nitod States, who war, not a friend j
of the laborer, bo strongly opposed i
and defeated for tho office for which!
he ls u candidate. This was adopted. I
CHURCH FEDERATION
Draft of Plan Was Announced
Today
(P.y the Associated Press.)
New York, Nov. IS. .The business
committee of the Inter-Church Con-
FniwniiA nn lVw!it-ci t Ion nnnnmirpH the
draft of a plan tor Church federation
. lkK AnnfnSonnn In rnrnnn-ln llnH tn.
flat LUU tUUIi;i uuv.v; hi. va uo0u
v fh foiinwtno- nrn the chief
points:
A Federal council of Protestant
lurches to 'meet every four years,
tho first meeting to be held on Do-
sembor 1, 1908. -! .
Each denomination to have four
members tp the council and one
3xtra member for. each 50,000 com
municants. The council to act In the capacity
of en advisory board and to interfere
In no way with tho autonomy -of In
dividual denominations. i , '
The object to to united action on
loclal and : moral quoBtlone and to
live spiritual ' counsel find promote
fellowship. , . r;:i:V:'g:
t An executive committee to deal
vith the business of th council In
l,he Intervals bcwoon nieaUngSv -f
.Thirty denominations are to bd th
,he federation at the otitset and. pro-rlslc-n.wlli
be made for the kdmls
iloa bt others, , , - , t f
The piaft will come before the con
ference on Monday for action, -
lt ikt Anta-Wlk4 ' I
fkattna.ft, Nv ! .
alJia ! iraaif.
w4ri harfif (li-t
Ha nb !.' In
brra ail a ht a. i f u
mmmbw, tin; I i lit i,
aad kU bruti-r Jrm
O O OaO O CfOa O O o
THE CHRISTIANS SCORED
Charged With Apalliy To
ward Jewish Sufferers
Hlr-rjbrrc. if fil!
tksll'mfa rnin (J'xl ti Oir
lltalty to JsMlfy lirlf a
Rrll'ttin f llamaaily.
(Pv th Ajmoi talrd hwj )
Chicago. Nov. II--Thi- apath) of
Cfcrlstlaa m.a.stc-is and rhurrhmca
la the face ot ciasvarrrs of Ruvalaa
Jews aas condemned IbkI night by
Or. A. Hlrrhhorg In aa addraaa to I
the members of the Nortlislde Jew-1
lull congregation. I
"Jf ever there was a rhsllengs'
from God to Christianity that It I
Justify and vindicate Itself as the re
ligion of Justice and humanity. It Is
! In those massacres la Russia aad the
,,rayeri 0f a imiseculod pooplo for
,ucrol. ,n(l ,yrapth. Thua far the
.-icnallenga baa remalaea unaasworca.
-yL-tttha aaeepUona of the vigor
ous odttoriala of tho Amarlcaa pross.
tbe philanthropby of a Carnegie and
he b.,f.hojrt0(, u,,crn(.CB of a
han(J f , or c,.r(rym(.ni lhc christian
world has been painfully and woeful
ly silent. It is not. however, in a
- prt r me.t.t that i
speak
i ,
mil. ipi nii iuw aiiu itifici tun'
there is not for tho Jews as there I
waa for the negro, a Garrison to
plead his cause before tho bar of
lU8tlfc and ,tl lh Parllamcnt of hu-
mantty."
ENGINE STRUCK TEAM
Driver and Two Horses Are
Fatally Injured
Itorsctt Harris' l!sastroils Attempt
to Oops Track in Front of the
Hhoo Kly r.t H:'nIcr. on.
Tho "Shoo-FIy" Seaboard Air Lino
tralu, duo here at 10 o'clock this
mornine. slrixk a two-horse dray in
the corporate limits of Henderson, i
killed both horses and falally injure! I
tho colored driver.
From accounts given by passen
gers on the train it seems that. Dor
sett Harris was driving his team on
a roftd beside the track and attempt
ed to cross in front of the moving
train. The enginoer, seeing the ne
gro turn in just ahead of Ihe engine,
blew the whistle and tried to stop
Shut it was too lato.
I Tho wagon waa demolished, one
ho.r8 waB ou,ht ,
'other, was so badiv Injured that h
i , , (-
! had to bo hot. Harris, the driver
lhad to bo hot. Harris,, tho driver;
1 had hi,s skull fractured and the doc
' tors slated, after a hurried examlna-1
;tion, that there was no hope for his
j recovery.
Avoid "Tainted" Money.
(By tho Associated Pi-ess.)
Washington, Nov. 18. The solic
Washington. Nov. 18. The solic
iting of contributions from all rflejn
bers nj'.tho church to avoid the tak
ing ot "tainted" money was advp
caied by rtnv. Washington Gladden,
of. Columbus, Ohio, moderator 6t the
NaUouat' Council of the Congregv
tlonal'Club In the First. Congrega
tional Church last night.
ill .'bialbck'S oshrittstr.; '
'fi:h$ fC'thb' As16e'latoa I'ress.r" '"
i ' Washinloi :,Nov;' lShe toi
lowing tovtrth-clasa postmasters were
appolntod to-day. .
( North Cnroliba Blaloek, Jonnoe
M. Gilliam.
mirnsEs oyer
MIOCK'SISIE'
ll Hrw S4 Tataa Ismg'
th. ItetWtla. tat VMI r
Miiaa lir Tkw la
Mark Kbxartr T)ae,
Mr the AmcmH rial
V. hUcto, Nov. H Ta bard
of roakuiUag tag1a(irt ! tha
latkaiiaa Caast CotsoiUaioa t!y
darlrred llaal ay a lart aoajerltjr '
fat or of a asia-hrvcJ raasl.
Ike rooriaatwa waa marked after
a long aad earefal study of the pre
)c 1 Hi ace lha beflaalag of etm
icr ike board bad bald asaetings. aad
in rperlal sab-eociralllea bad atBdi4
ific plans for ft Woa-lovel aad lork
Jracal with the great aat ar. A trip
to the Uihmus waa nada lo voabla
the membera to (oral a better ldo
of the physical dlfflcalUoa which bad
to bo considered.
From lha) beginning U was fevldrat
that a majority of tbe r cm bars waa
In favor of tha aea-laval canal Tbtr
pal at of view was that, avea If it
coat mora thai lock canal, aad
would take longer la tha baUdinc. It
wwuld ultimately be of jraalsr tic.
aa It win enable ahijn to make a
much abortor -trip thaa It (hey were
obliged to Co throQtb Urea or four
On the other band waa a minority
which wanted to awa Ike rinur t- t
In aa Bhort ft ttma aa poarlMo ml
with tba least cost, declaring thnt, a
few hours longer for tha trip thro- li
the lsthmua made kHUIa or nJ
forence. 'v ' . ' ,.' ,
to-ipTfYftci PT?T7T! AT.TTl
" IN HAVANA.
(Dv tha Aaaoclatart Prena.)
Havana, Nov. l$.-Tae truth in
the reports of plot to overthrow tha,
government waa revealed In part to
day. , ' -: ' .',
The government received a eonfi-'
dontlal roport to the effort Ihnt an
ostensibly vacant, house ia the Cerro
suburg waa 'being' ntlllzod 'is a se
cret depository for arms and ammu
nition, and ordered the secret police
to investigate. "
Tiio police found ilrlflea, 21 car
bines, 35 packages each containing
a thousand cartridges, and eomo bar- .
rels filled with ammunition and ac
coutrements. . ..'' J ' .:;
Considerablo- suspicion Is directed
toward the Liberal and Radical lead
ers. ..... ,";v:' ' '
ATLANTA CHOSEN
AS HEADQUAliTEF.S
A Larrc n3j:i!ij t:
cf Ecjlnccrs Fju:
ci It
Now York, Not.;. IS.t, waa san ,
no u need to-day that .Atlanta, Oa.has .. ?
been chosen as the Southern head
quarters of the National Child Labor ;
Committee. Charlotte,'- N. C. has i , ;
been tho 8ntttbera. headquarters Of ::
this committer, upi i, to., tho present r
' Imo. - ' ' ' i " '
Tho now bfeco will, be Sn charge .
it Dr. A. J. McKoJway' assistant oo- . -
retary of: the National .CommUieoi' :
tn announcing .this change tho trus- .
tees said thnt ft Was made "in view Jt ,
of. tho ttrgont need, tor ".logislatlon ia'
Georgia tn response', io the demands '
f tho leading bltlson ot that State
which came so tear auccessful frui
tion at the last Be88loa jbt the Oeor
Tla Legislature", ; ir
,.,,r, ,. v--,;yv t'-i
. ,VirlH trial tub
(Bv tha 'A.ssoclatad Press)
Newport Neva, Va N.ov. 18.- Thd i
battleship Vlrglnra,t Bieot, ship to
tho Rhode Island. left - the ehlp"'
vards hertJ to-day for Rooklnnd, Me t'
to havo her official, trial on Wednes
day.; Shb la under contract to make
10 knots. 't( ' ,
- Chief of Ordnance.
Washington, Nov. 18. The Presi
dent tfl-day announced that General
William Cronter has been detailcl,
as chief bt ordnance for the next four
years. General Crouier la now sci v
'S la that capacity,.