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EIGI EVENING TIMES. ,1 jL 7 A FATAL HOTEL aar. a. am mmm a'" W at a I LI!lLA;LUlihLL;l!l-:,tV :::hJ BBBfe. M Tiff? fcr:.i n nt iki . Utlr Uiej TiO OF. THEM WOMEN Mm TKbb I.Jwd i wb. kv Jbbv4 ft tW FWtfc Ham lrUy U OrMfcM Aerial UikWt I la Nm Hr Manx. U KMrltr. Lrrti Mim. Jam. U. Tfct - ' m. A I II II I I I tuMMi IB1. tatn4 laXiwi,,w of niw K llkH)r It. C. HAK1UNO. el HomMTII . Ma. -HltlTINR NEUfcjK. rT . fif ltitn. MI.HM JfiKKPHrNB KKNNKSTlS. numi fruBk'ln r'!. N. II. ' Tt lJprd. A. 8. ANTlKiNT. Nw IMford. t By fklllnc vlaaa and alou lajar4 dropping from n upprr Mary I l!N kft m E. VL PICKET. PortUnd. ki-, num erous cut and brnlM caused by pum ln( from a window on tht (nurtn It mr. JOHN P. HAIC1I, Nw Tork. bad ly burned and almont orerenne molra. ANDREW LTNCH." loweU. badly brulaed by (all from rope fir tmenpt, alaa burned. . . - JOHN HtTChlNHON. New Tik. everalv brulMd br JumiilrS from lad tier a!eo eomewhnt burned. IRA ALLEN, of Lowel', Injur I b fall from Are aca!c , There were . more than forty carat! In the building when the are broke aut, and a the hotel recieter wa not avail able for hour It' waa frarel that many had loit their Mv. A urcti of tht rulna made tht atemoon. however, revealed the feet that on.1 thrre hat .fienanM Tire two upper noore ins hotel , were burned out. . The two tower imhi wer wperknit hv falling flehrljl and amoka and water. " . ? -. ' , Thoae Injured were either burned, cu'. by falling glaaa br received Injuries li Jumping trom tho , windows. . There were many thrH'Ing escape. Including that of Mr. Ant':ny, the New Bedford Irian, who hunir from a, Window lelge Ilia 01 VUKtti n iiuiu Ln'liiiil. Several of the'-guewU leaped Into )if neu held bv the tlremen. The murl was owned by Tho man T. lobanwh: estimate his low e.t W.C00.' - The Are In believed "to have atnrt1 In the kitchen frohi an overheateil stove. It Is thought that It had lxe)t Durning ror. nearly an nour Deroie.u ' The hotel, a four story brlclt. struc ture, was situated on the corner of Middlesex and Thorndlke streeta r.pno- site the Boston A Maine Railroad 8ta tion."J The flame originated on the Thnrndlke, street side. In the rear of ihj building, and worked up to the upper floors.- ri-tV-rf: "'"V'-. T .I'',- - vturlng the evening there. had been a meeting of 'business men at the hotel, and after the meeting adjourned many ; hotel to play cardsln a room on the ,1 second floor. . About j o'clock there wuS t a .smell of Brpoke, and when the iVior . veatlgaor," there was a strong tush nf smoke and heat Into the room. 1 la due 'to the preeenoe of .mind of those In the room, that the list ' f casupltiert ' wHa not grfeater. While one of Jthn num "ber wtnt outside: te give,, the (alarm, the others ,ran through .the corridors mcKing ai lire uuura ih nruuou.f;. .no . A.mirinnf Af. thA VMriona,HrontTi4. All . the guests on the spcond and flint floors i were- aroused, but when an attempt wua i ijnii. iti Lnu'll lira uuiu cuiu iuui wi floorerf,the men. were driven Unck; by .. the ; jinioke. and flames. . , , 'A All the persons-In the .first nnd sec ond floors cscaned without Injury, Hanging from Willow Xifdges. ,When the firemen arilved many per sons on the third .and. founh floofa were . hanging fro mthe . window ; ledges. Un ' fortunately the 41rp apparatuSirtspond- Inic 40 the first., alarm tM .ioV Include i. enougiv aerioi laaaers to-Tenrw persons from s.' their : precarious posU i tlona.-. A . second .alarm was' sounded! and when sufficient long" ladder had , reached the scene all of those who wove , ' Some of the persons, who .were hnng s; ing from the windows, however, had ..' -become exhausted before this time, and had dropned Into the ; Ufa 'nets 1 that were spread below1.'" Among thla nur- ' ber was A. ,S. Anthony -.of New Bcd- s lord, who ; occupied . a room on . tho . iounn noor 01 ne noiei. jur. Animmy .' had hung by his hands from the wtmlctv ledge for twelve minutes. His Sf.fc.-.gth . that the-flames would Veach them he dropped Into the life net. He s'ultnred r no burns, but his face was . badly .cut , by falling glass and he was somewnnt Injured bv hlB fall, ; (Continued on Pogo Two.) ' sriTALQIIIE CAPTAIN OF . a a" M a Bk aBBB. A ft aBBB. - . afc Wt IB. a.. r - m laaaatc, pa iib a in 11 - , t'rettB. , i rrr-TEN ihmmm We are tmpptmv4 kaee r' Ubi - Ik VW4. .t ttm m j. n uraaam. a f t, t4 lia aun rai a bag ta- Uiaiag l.ltl la gJ4 tvlore' 1 of the ik say ibat Grakaaj fraa-j tkally of tar W ml gt,4 aat oae b al4 itlana blia aw bor. ' Ilat lb Kbra Ii4 hltl. b4 to tbaj,Um M Vaa fcaaa waa today fouad alMdlan -r lb. aa. aad bit aoltf "M" rtlaaJ afltwn la fatl- tUy M b brr.kea -. kKked ler 1 . ao oat ktaMbrrtag rera to il It ' " "I . . it wmm uni iiujv war w'w m , IJTM. BO - Ha waa tmdl.t-ly IM,cl o of the ayrrlvora. aa b. relatoa aetl, Jnn jmprlaoameat by JmU, story oa ibe ateamalila Tapeka. nio., of (ha t'nlted Ka lllmnrt1 "I'm romlag Into a aafe barbor jfoart. without a rent. Why. even Ibis ahlrt Jlry iiUtgn4 M , OIn. I have oa aeloaga to aaolber inaa. tT eouata. la which be rhargl and I have aot evra a kaL" j-wih criminal negllgenoe b th.- em- Orahata mceotly sold a mine la j payment of life preaerrcr of po,,r Alaska for $iO.t. Concluded on Page Five t THE COLD WAS FATALiTRY TWO FOR MURDER : ' ' Twelve Perished in the City of Mexico Govrrnor 1andahad Halt Fires In I . the- Mreeta for People Out at I Sight A Remarkable Period fori Mexico and Gulf Toast. . ' ' ' Rv the' Areoylated Prvu. ' Mexico. City. Jaa. IT. The great cold wave which. has' caused so much suffering In central Mexico and 'even on the gulf coast has abated, and the warmth of the sun has been most welcome after three days of clouds and north winds. -" ' k The police report that night before last twelve members of the lower class perished on the streets from cold and exposure, being poorly clad and most of them being victims of alcoholism. The cold produced con gestion of the lungs, and the victims died sitting In the doorways of busi ness buildings. Governor Landahad built fires In the" streets for people out at night. The poor ha va suffered greatly dur ing this remarkable period of cold. Not Going to Venetucln. (By the Associated Press.) T.nnflnii: Jan. 37 The Rrltlah nd mlralty says that the rumors that the British battleship Is going to Vcne- sueia are groundless, ane win ipn Hallfax, N. S., to-tlay for home.- HENRY G- DAVIS ON RAILROAD Y. HI. C. A. 'i'-'s;'';:'.''.;'' ' (Bv'tlie Associated Press.) . ' Washington, Jan. 27. At tho an nual dinner of the Young Men 'a Christian, Association of . Maryland. Delaware) West Virginia and District of Columbia here last night Henry U .Davis, former Democratic candij date for vice-president, was Intro-' duced as the man whojtad done much for the association movement in West Virginia. ' . - ' "The -world In the last, century," said Mr. ' Davis, "has made moro progress in material affairs, than in all the ages preceding. But in. this they have not eliminated or lessened to any great degree the faults of civ ilization. V. ' s .,i ''Mrfny railroad companies and manufacturing plants are providing for: associations, composed largely of their employes, or assisting to sup port others where their men find rest find recreation while off duty. .Tho employer knows that his Interests are best served by the employe whose habits are good, surroundings whole some and thoughts pure. i "Washington citizens are not con tent with the work accomplished here along this line, but are reaching oat into the neighboring States of Mary land, pelaware fend West Virginia." J. Harry Tyler, of Baltimore, anil Francis A. White, president of tho Baltimore association, told of - the work in Baltimore. . i 5LULIIM ulllLI l i? ia eup i ff nr 1 aaiw r . rum It., ... YUR SENTENCE imn'tmmvmmt A. IW !"- 4 11-4 V!"' I Itivrr as immm, New Yark. Jaa 17 Cat Wll- 'n ,h ' . bra thai air amor i (be laaa of in rr l.e i - i ' jShockley and lamb a! Ml ( mington 1 MrCraw Case Contlued Till April i ----- - Term Knock lt-y Killed Frank Talbot Lattib Slew a lUnaolutr Woman Wanted Alice Owena I.aat AagUNt. ' . '(Upeolal to The Evening Times.) f Wlltnlnglon, N. C, Jan. 27. Rapid progress is being made In dis posing of the large number of cases docketed for this term or court. Jtidge- Webb Is beiAg congratulated da the manner In which he Is dis patching business . The first Important case was that of the negro, Frank Anderson, charged with burglary. He waa found guilty of burglary in the second de gree. Sentence has not been passed. , The case of State against T. A. McCtaw, charged with the murder of his mother-in-law on the night of October 11th is continued until the April term. M. W. Chockley, charged, with killing Frank Talbert, a stonecutter. I will be tried next week. ' i T. C. Lamb, formerly of Florence, Is. C, against whom a true bill has been returned, will also be tried next 'week for murder. He Is charged wltlij Killing Alice uwens, a aissotitte wo- ;man. In August last. HADE TO STUDY DIDLE ALL TIME r (By .the Associated Press,) . Chicago, Jan. 27. A dispatch to the Tribune from St. Paul, MJnn., says:' . ? Pearl Hall.." aged 11, who waa adopted when a baby by her grand father here; Anton Myers, has spent (ho last Ave yearB of her life mainly In studying the Bible. The girl did so on bread and water diet with an occasional bit of boiled rice. Sinco she was six years old her grandfather compelled her to read the Bible at al hours of the day. The girl would not even be allowed, to go out and play. Her health has been seriously Injured.' The humane society inter fered in her behalf' yesterday, and fhe : court placed "her In another tamuy. , Tncker Saw President. : - v , (By the Associated Press.) : - Washington, Jan. 27. Harry St. George -Tucker, '.president of tho Jamestown Exposition, had a talk with Preeldent - Roosevelt today about the results of his visit to for eign countries In the interest of the exposition. :i Mr Tuckerr met , . with great success on hl trip. The Pres ident assured him of his sympathy In the efforts he Is making to insuro the Auccess of the exposition. ' RALKGH, K. C, SJITUEDAT, i HEELER'S OLD ataa. . a am Bk a. a. a LAVALUi IN LINE - B A A la. r'rn le rmi r 1 iji'irr nnt fM Pw'm M -. SPAMS!! WAR VFMIN81VISII TO ROOSEVELT ? in m W) III ir m tr-..4Mi' JH tlMrrd, Waatttegia-t irMk T-a Till TM MwA. lk IT 'turn VM t'ewvd an rltgi : I' lb Aaan imd I . 1 w iiinaoa, Jaa :. m. w l . h 1 tho -wM-ri tfr t - . In-illt f'Vl tb itriali . r . I .t hi th- iv 1 1 Ih. !- .( CVum rml w Ttt. l-t " ... artlv aattMt antdlkttl. -u MoBday tiHimlng, ' I If .1 . ii 7 iH"n 1 . M Jnhn'a rmtBatant I . t .1 bar It u lll Ita la .i t.f bunor. frmtl Hi' . I t hur . n H h a M'.imUv U"11! i . .11 ! gr v Hi : i m . mhea Ibe .n-i 1 (.Jin at lb etiarrh m..' t iinaiou full mlllt " 1. pnbl. Thre Will .l to r- ,..! t't I"1 n. i ittti ai III HI'lwB, Y.wK. Hi Wiiahtnat'HI h b lit (he it . Ill b ..iti u-inor- -nnr' ti the rhurrh her, tm It. . uf )t. Thomaa' "bn i s miminir the iKxt' ! the ftaiin . i rhiirt-h rvlcB Kt N- V mw. it thoual" i'"' hv alml'sr aervliw" Ik The military enrol battalion, of englne ii uialpt f a . WBshlng- ihi. Infan .i 'iUHi1ron mill one nr Iiimii Cult ton Harrai'ka, repr i.i iry branch of the -ii. of cavalry from Ktoi 1 Nt . mora bntterira f urn.,. Mr. . i A place in line hfe i-n icerv"rt fm tKa Confederate Vi' i in Aimnoliiloi of Washington. tli- I'tilted Rtato Spanlah War VeteviniH hh.1 'h Army and Navy Union, an. I Company A. ol Oeneral Wheeler'a '..nfrilcrate cavalry, of Atlanta. Oa. J The following -vHi! be the honorary pall-bearers: Itcpi . xentlng Gencrn Wheeler's staff hihI associate officers in the war between the Ktate Oeneral Howard, Oeneml Harding. Colonel An derson. Colonel Marcellua Pointer. Major Hayes, Ma.t..i William K. WnlU-a, Dr. Ernest Lei' Representing c.enernl Wheeler's Spanish War ni.iff: Colonel Oailiiig ton, Lieutenant nlmtel lToiHt. Major Wftllam D. Beat Major Parker West. Captain Josepli lin kman. Captain Mat thew Steele, Cnitnin B. Alston. Cap tain William i: Kngllsh, Lietiiennnt Reeve. i Repi"eaentinR the Confederate Vet erans: Oeneral Stephen t. Lee, Oen Dral A. P. Stewart. General Basil nuke. Representing the Regular Army: General Rates, i leneral Carlton, Oen eral J. H. Wlls.m. tind OenernlJol)n M. WIlKon. Senators Morgan. PAtus, Daniel. Mc t?reary, Culheion. Elklns. Fotiiker. Clarke, ami forniei Senators Pitgh and John 13. Hendeiroii. Representatives Ijicey, DeArmond and Iiesten Me si's. Hilary A. Herheit. Samuel Spencer. .1. William Henry, and Dr. Sinclair Ho vcn. DIPIiOMATIC COUPS IN VKXKZl'KLA OFFER PKOTF.ST. (Hy tin' Assm'ir.ied Press.) Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, Jan. 25, via Port of Spain,- Island of Trinidad, Jan. 27. Twenty-five members of tho diplomatic corps to day delivered to the Veneasncltin gov ernment u formal jd'int note stating that they cannot accept Venezuela's position that M. Talgny, the former French charge d' affalres: here, had been deprived of his official charac ter," and that he only, ranked as a French fitizen at the time of his forced 'deparlti re frtm fthls country. The' diplomats have" communicated the text of this note to their re- spectlve governments. - ' Caracas, Venezuela, . Thursday. Jan. 25, vin Port of Spain, Island of Trinidad, Jan 2T.-A French line steamer which arrived at L"a- Guaira to-day ' was granted , the Histiftf privi leges of communication with the shore. ' . j . DUKE DENI ES HIS WIFE'S CHARGES Trenton, N J Jan. 27. James B, Duke to-day filed In the court of chan cery his answer to the 'cross petition for divorce filed i against ihlm by his wife Lillian N. Dulte.j.Mr. Duke de nied speclflclally Mrs, Duke's, charges against him of cruelty and improper relations wHth tt woman., JXXVAZY JT. IKH .FRAZIER'S NAME I - - . APT TO STAND . t. AnUaVaa." MtalMO mt Inutrt t lanti m W In Him I anlar I arlk 1 15 ttaa Aaniu4 I I vltinai.tn Jan ' - A . lai.'Ut i tMMn mad on i )im Piai- . i... h hfR iK.ri.tiatr4 aa pml -"f 'iwial.n,. N C. Tt t w. ui ilia allbi1taal ml M'. rv.inlrtal h.n and Ilia aiM.nit. ' I: ! l-..ii.., Jt . tNlllm nf a i . riramtKi In Oi-nabii 'vi l.i. y m I .1 M v . i ii a'i.n.ta..ti ,.f Htriicn 1 ... i , A it i. fc' In . 1 'hn 1 1 in., tar Ju.te. Ihp ml i I loll I w I'n altit i i tliawtil ..f !...?. ..I .la.i niaa 1 1 .V ltfub N". ' ti 'it I , ,11mm. III. In. ting I'... ;n.. I..i inn S.n.it.tl lint -I, M l..ii(iii I: Ii t,.u . i I i ii , .. n 1 1. u I1 1. ,i n n 'it 1 1 1 - in. n ii ifil ,.n ilia i. .-.tin in mat- itn Hh ihf ii..iiiitiiti tun of M' Kim ter anil the Hit..intn. nt .r Mi lt,,itK. Ilia Th Prcattlf-m Mai . ..inusit-.l i., Mllhiltuw the in. 111I11111I..11 ,,r Kintui In ui .l.i in hIYhiiI li.iiiii.i f 1 1. iiiU mi iprtunlt) l.i I'lt-wni to tin I'm nl. tent aitme further fact In the niatler. No declalitn of the quealhin yet baa tn-en reni hut. but there are tndlcatlnna Ihnl the nomination of Frazier III mil Iw u il hth a i n "HERAUSS MIT DEM!" Core Sound Folks Smoke out Mormons Ituihling Where Mlsa-ionarles Held Servicea Hiirned Ihiwn and llie I'roselj-tem Told to Oct Ouick or Tar ami Feathers Would He Their Lot. (Special to The .Overling Times ) New Hern. N. C, Jan. 27. Cili- r.ens of Markers Island, Core Round, became Indignant at efforts of Mor mon missionaries to establish a church in that vicinity und sot Are to the building where they held services and destroyed it. The missionaries themselves were tolil to spare no time in pettinir awav. If thev should loiter over Ions on Hie island a coat of tar and fout hers would be presented to tliein. The missionaries have not had the most cordial reception in thai part of the country, and thev have had no converts to the faith. Lexington RiisimSs Change. Lexington, N. ('.. .Ian. 27. Mr. B. (.!. Ftobbius has purchased the slock of goods beloiiRinK to Mr. Henry Hege, who will retire from the mer cantile business. PROOF THAT SWITCH WAS WIRE LOCKED (By the Associated Press.) St. Albans, Vt Jan. 27. The theory held bv the Central Vermont. Railroad authorities that the derailment of the New England States limited express from iJoston" for Montreal at Bolton last night was the result of a rehber ate ateinpt to wreck the trains was fur ther strengthened by to-day examina tion. ' W. E. Mullens, superintendent of ransporalon on the Central Vermont Railroad to-day Issued a statement de claring that there appears to be no question but that the tnishap was the work iof somei miscreant,. The State ment says that, injmedlately after the accident au examination developed the foot thai? the switch had been removed fvonv the socket and turned dowin fas tened: by a ;Wire: -so hat ft showed .the tnuln line . position - .while v the, switch was set for the siding. The switch lock was f6und: on ibe ground a. short distance from the switch. A man who resides near 'the scene told Mr. Mul lens that he heard some one running from the place as the train approached. , The train was running at a speed of fifty, miles an hour at the. time -of the aocident, but-luckily, none of. those on board was injured. -.. x. k bi tlmh &mt' 1 1 ttn. i - 1.. t. 7 iMjI i.f 'In tit d.-l Mm I. i I . 1 J.II e a' i I f . -... duM ( c I ! lil '! J .I.. H kit k4I f li I .It tin ! It. til et att-i,..j I . UlM! 1 1 1 m Tht J...l. r-1 Hi to I' . nr. .ui i.f it ia i .. i l . i . I a - i-tiff l ii i.. ( '.m. Iid . lilla I l.r I C . i n Til. I . a n.- - rttui i i w thr Mill. I tun .ll ' Irmt- 1 ui ..I ht i ii I. A fit i l Upl-MUt f i -illl I i-f ii i . i.. I l .-!lt., I- I. .till.., -.1 i ins I., th - ... . I i u'tng t tit hiftir Shet mi .r a Ii. new 1 1 nt I l. Htr.ie Ji,,l,c a lit "When ,,ii Ifft (he Hfi-li-v ,, t.T M.iIh-I I 'are "a 111' IIimii nf l.. Page 'l.iuaf thai tiny. Miu tarried aa llh yiu niHin muif unit llnit witneaaea uf jtMir sullt. enuash. Wllh the other evi dence in the inap to aatlpfv a Jure of yuur peem IteMuul ren.inable doubt if your Kitlit HOSPITAL THREATENED Oil and Candle factory Burn. ed In New YoVk In Heart of F.nntsltle Tenement IMh trlct and Within Half a Block or Gouvcrneour Hospital. Kighty nlne Patients Prepareil for In stant Removal. (Dy the Associated Press.) New York, Jan. 27. Fire which swept Tolia Pargmont & Company's three-story oil and candle factory on Water street near the East River to- i dav threatened the surrounding i buildings for. a block on every side. The fire was near the heart of the Kastside tenement districts and with in half a block of Couverneour Hos pital. This institution was envel oped at. tunes in masses of . black smoke from the burning oil and the 89 patients in it wertf prepared for instant removal. The fire was then burning furiously and the firemen i devoted all their efforts to prevent i tho flames spreading to the hospital land other nearby buildings. The flames were checked after the oil factory and a three-story frame building adjoining had been de stroyed. The loss Is about. $100,000. LIKELY TO BE LOCK CANAL AFTER ALL (Bv the Ax-oc-iatPil Press.) Waslilnston, Jan. 27. The isthmian canal coniinisM.in to-iiav conchuletl it. consideration of the report of the board of consulting engineers with respect ti the tvpe of ia!ial that should be con structed. The commissi. in has had be fore It the reports of the majority and minority ot the consultinfi board. While ro oTichl announcement Is made with reference to the commis sion's report then is good reason to ba- lleve that thev have summarized th: two reports, and have recommended the construction o' r. Vck canal with 1S5 foot level, practically following the recommendations of tlr: minority of tho consulting engineers. BURGLARS ROB NEW BERN STORE. (Special to The Kvening Times.) New Bern, N. C., Jan. 27. Burg lars entered the store of J. O. Land last night and stole goods and cash to the extent of $150. The cash reg ister was broken open. . . i i Burglaries were attempted at other stores, but without success. TZ1CZ JUDGE'S I LE ' I r.joO HEAVY DETEND.IST C.WE IIEEE H rastav, kaajw Mtaaraaa Baxaxiaa B-i mm4 Vmmt at a lriBb Ne wiala A w-ab, oa At m i;... in. otwtin ua.a the fcrgeBl r .meat lb trial Uf and BatJir (a. . Ii larna m Mia I ha nna mt tM bb4 . ia ImiKMMid b Jb4 Oa. W. Wr4 ' n a x u i, da f Ib-ti.inl MMrttttaavoaaM far arllntg attft irtr.k mntalalng aleuM U a (In. ..f M and rnata Tha maa npna ahoia Jadgo War. Im'MMrtt t hla heavy aanlanoa waa J, fx larket. a rvaqaarlaal warchatit m4 aMMi. nraa man ttt Munroa aad aupat1iMaa4at uf thr Kplaix.pal piiiBday BrBonl ta tbat ( n Nit the Judga, the aoltritar, Iba leattlna Itlarna of Moama, and lb niinlatera of thai town arge the Oovar iiur In ilur the flna. , Mi Parker ilmi tin; aXMnpalil4 i hla Hiiornay. Mr. A. M. Mark, mt the Arm of Itedmin a) mack, of Moajta. Hint aiiitealed to Ibe Boran-nor. ttaar. ever, the chief exemtlve had alrdy made up hla mind to commute the Coe ami he ao told theea ganHecnea. t The caaa la perullar aa4 Oovarnor Olenn haa recently bean flooded wMh lettei-a from Union county In Iba mat- -tfr A apeclal art was paaaad by the ' lypgialature for t'nlon county to pro hibit the selling of any beverage there which contained akmhol Mr. Parker waa Indicted under thla law aad upoa the testimony of three man. who swore that they became Intoxicated from a drink aol in Parker's at ore, ha waa -convicted. Mr. Parker teetlned that Jf the drirtk contained any tntoxloant he waa not aware of It, and he had had mlniatera and othera to sample th bev-,. erage and they, could deleft h Intox icatlng tendency In It. When the Jury brought In a verdict of guilty Judge O. W. Ward fined Mr. Parker S3U0 and coats upon condition that he would no take an appeal" If he did not appeal th fine waa to be reduced to J50 and costs. Mr. Parker decided to appeal, and the Supreme Court later upheld the lower court After this was done Judge Ward ap pealed personally to the Governor to reduce. the fine to 150. Mr. Parker Was shown to be a man of the highest char acter and Governor Olenn, after care fully studying the case, said to-day that as for himself he waa convinced that there had been no Intentional, If any. violation of Ibw by Mr. Parker. SAYS MRS. PARKER niDN'T BUaN YACHT (By the Aasoclated Press.) New York, Jan. 27. A verdict Of $1,66,1 was returned today in the suit brought by the Liverpool, London and Globe Insuarnce Company against Mrs. Susan Day Parker. The insurance company sought to recover $7,000 insurance paid by them to Mrs. Parker for the burning of the yacht Scynthlan. t The company paid the defendants $21,000 insurance, but claimed that this was $7,000 in excess of what should have been paid. The Jury in rendering its verdict made a state ment that they believed ' Mrs. Par ker to have been in no , way respon sible for the burning of the yacht. Captain Cardiff, formerly in com mand of the Scynthlan had testified that he set fire to the yacht byorder of Dr. Parker httBband 6f Mrs. Su i " . a .j. san Day Parker. , GASTONIA'S SRWCOyTOltf m, I, m.i,v8 nupirirnfl (Special to Thf Evening Times.)-, Gastonia, S'C.f Jan. 27. Ar the meeting of the stockholders . of te Clara Manufacturing Company Mr. R. P. Rankin" was elected president, Mr. G. A. Gray, vice-president, and Mr. C. B. Armstrong,' secretary and treasurer. The -, directors 1 elected were Messrs. C. B. Armstrong, G. A. Gray, R. P. Ranklh, W. T. Rankin una i. ra. jjuun. It was decided to make the capital stock $100,000 to begin with, instead of $65,090, : as was contemplated when the charter Was applied lot some time ago. Building operations will begin at once., ' The' mill will be located on the C. k N. W. Railway just south of town on the old brick yard place. ' , - -
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