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,) 4aSV a 4i- 71 EVENING TIMES. 1 VP rrxm W W - l EJIXXIGH, H. C HOKDAY. fEEEUABT II, VS. LONGWORTHS OFF FOR : TILLMAN 15 DIV0I1CE EVIL SAID SHE WAS IBLOODV RECORD OF V HONEYMOON IN CUBA! HIMSELF AGAIN- TO THE FRONT VICTIM'S SLAVE) ONE DAY IN CONCORD -ill JL prill - Uue ::!.::;!:3 Icf:j la DQ'DSEO EESiiOS Bt -' tbip.memoriii Ofcl CMirmui a4 Hie ' ra rrteavUklp ta mi nhO WtB Oe lMrKr I TMnp. TaHaf ee tram There I Bana Utto GlH Gu4 ftaaito Ml Aelgrk hk Hum M fc'r Ooavryed Mr. Mff rraw Um riwhh mi. COy th AMxHatxd Pirn) Waehingtoei. F'h." H Mr. and Mri Inrwnn)i started their honey nvw from Alexandria, Virginia, IhU morn lug il llll 'Hudi over the M-mthrrn ' fUlrwa.: They IU go to Tempi end flora there. Ukt boat fo.- Havana, which polmi they eip.et lo reach Thursday morn Inc. They will make the trip U Tampa In U private car. Klyelam, which wa awaiting tiietn In the yard of mi Houlhera at Alexan dria, about hair a mtl from th ata lion. . ',. w . Th bride and bride-groom, mad the trlirfrom Friendship, near Washington, thu twrnlni In an open utomoblfc, accompanied by Mr. LoagwortV metd and a. chauffeur. Tto machine weal at an aK (all and they arrived at. Ih UUM atatloa af rtn Cardan which la the South station In th suburb of Alexandria, at 10: o'clock. Mr. Longworth rot Out of the machine. lit a ctaur and nmnt mmt timo chat- ling .with Me '.wife, ,whO"freminJ. l. ; tha automobile. ' Mm. liongwonh wore -r a tan' colored broadcloth -anlt witu hindmmt Mt't rum. and. a , tnn ' hat . Irtmmad with pink i.liimoa. - ' J rtr thr hnd Reto there frw about ' halt an hour a Utile rlrt. tha dnuahter of one of tha. railway ebnloyea aah- od the bride ir hg would a-lve hef her autograph. . ."; ' "Ortarnljk t tvlire Is yojr pea-clir'-replled Mra. ln(tworth. Ponclt and paper were quickly pro duced and Mrs. Long-worth wrote her oblofcrnph. VAllce Le tAnirworth." . , . -Now ret hla." ahe said, polntlnK to her huabnnd.. Beneath the name nf lilt ynt Mr. Uincworth, wrote hie el(ma titro and , the date. - The little girl thnnhed them both and t'ent away ap p. . v . X;.i -- .. i -. . . she apreod the ne'wa to a few. people . ft tht nation as to the Identity of the t.mp'e, but they were not bothered by a CAirlous crowd a there warn no. muni than a doien people la and about ' ' ha . atatlon. ' 8hortl aftpr It. o'clock , Thomas Stone, 'th' chief uebr of the unite house, arrived from Washington and. reoelred a cordial greeting from Mm. . Longworth. ; He brought a- note from thff president which, she quickly opuned and read and calling for pen 'ell. wrote a reply as she sit. ln: tho : avtr.mobile. The baggAge had been ti keti from. 'Washington, but several . iJecer were broujlit along in?th au toMOblle., s vPivp" fnlnUte, before --the trains ar rived Mr. Longworth helped his wife out' of the machine :ahdv they walkod to the ' aiding. vMrs. Ijongworth gra- cicusly : acknowledged r the ; respectful grectinr ' Of, the employes .about , the jttalion and as the train pulled In hur- - ri down to thj Iftst ear.t hle wai jirivatesone,'i!titd which she was as sisted by Mr. Longworth and Mr. Stone. " Mi1, longworth would not let .the' eer- . vtihta carry his suit case or that of i Mrs.' lying: worth and hadVhU hands full 'walking the length of thetran with t.i... cm. it mm. nftnA artft nn umbrel la. As they got on the cur a number ot rewspaper men. alighted from the v.- Any coach, of "the train but ths bride ' (.no bride-groom wei safely in their car' before, they' could be overtaKen, The train,' pulled out of the station . Into:' the yard before the, prlvats. car 1 Eijlarrt' was attached. '. . . ."' - Mr. and Mrs. Longworth had a do light ftl. jlde. from J-Vlendnblp a the , day wnk warm and sunny: They took a rwiifVttbout course' sb' ftli Ho escap STOP GAMBLING ' ' (By the Associated Press.) y :',. .'. Washington, Wab. JS.-r-The house to day passed) a bill to prohibit gambling in tho territories. Its consideration re sulted In a sharp clash between dole gato Mark Smith of Arizona and Mr. Littlefleld; (Me.) The house passed bill making It the itntv of the census office to complete reporta on life, Are, and marine insur- ooi.ioD swtrioni. inAontrlns. saving banks and Judicial etatlutlcs Of .... ,. . ., . crime. EDllAIiD OPENS HIS PARLIAMENT Els S:tv& Contained Koft- lag lo Csnse Surprise AS TO IRISH AFFAIRS Hyetraa lor AaanrUlUg NaW H'Kh CoMtMre mt IrUk OoriaisM Klag Htiil ftavffrHag from Injury to Ktwf ftewtaiaw-l WhlW Kboollat Laat XorrmW Walked With a mirk. tDy tha Aaawlated Prvaa London, reh. II -King Edward open. d the aecejnd parliament of hie rnlgn ii.u .mmah M-tih I Ki iuH f.m i v rr- 1 - .... rndra. the Prlnro and IHncest uf Walas and tne INiaa una iucneM ra,Bni on ruiriipi roninoiiioM. i Connaoaht and the mourning tnlef " b'lleve 1 am now la position to I ahlch the court had he ttamwa by're sttrh InfOrrasilon," concluded I Ihe death of King fbrUtlan detracted somewhat Ttoro the nm nance o oa, nageanr. Otheraiae tha royal prorea nlort from Rurklngham Palace to the palace at Westmlnliter and the pro- oceds In the house of lords fnCowed the well known lines of thoae of prrvlou years.. The weather along the troop- lined route followed by tht royaf prog- rSR were wa occurred b.' cheering Lcrowda:. Referring to the Moroccan conftrjr.ce the klnv remarked: . ."li Is earnestly lo be honed th?t the result . of . these itegoUat lana may be conducive to the maintenance of peace nmohg all tiatlnne." , An Importanf paroirraphh devilled to Ireland wns e fol'owsr "My mlnbttera have under consid eration a pWvtn for linprovlhg and ef fecting economies in tha system of gov ernment for Ireland and for -introducing thereinto names for associating the people with the conduct of Irish affairs. It is my desire that the government of the country in rellnnce with the ordi nary law should be carried on so far as existing circumstance permit In a spirit regardful of the Irish and sftntl-1 mem of the Irish people, and I trust that thlj rnar conduce to th's maintf n once of tranquility and good feeling between the different classes of the community." - t It w?.n noticeable that tho king Is still suffering from the injury to his knee sustained white out 'shooting No vember 18, last. He. walked haltingly, aided by a stick. PRESIDENT TUCKER FOR APPROPRIATION (Ily the Associated Press.) Washington, Feb. . 19.Henry St. deorge . Tucker, president ot the com- pahy . which, has undertaken nn expo sition Oil or-near th. watss of Hamp ton Roads to conyuemorate " the first Kng'.lah speaking settlement ln Amer ica, and a large delegation, pf profes sional and business men from ths Vir ginia cities on Hampton Roads' ap peared today before; the house commit tee on .industrial .arts" nnd expositions In support. of the Maynard bill author izing art appropriation- of $1,300,000 for government participation anA th? coinage ofatwo dollar silver piecas from which the exposition company expects Ho realize th1 funds necessary for car rying, out Its p!ana. Mr. Tucker .explained that by coining the sliver pieces tor tha exposition, the', exposition -company, buy 'g the bullion and the government, making no charge for seigniorage' th$ government can assist the enterprise without ap propriating any money from1 the treas- ury.- vThe silver. In the two dollar coin coat 80 cents less than the Jace value of the. .coin,' consoauently on. 1)C0,00 01 tne coins, tne nunrner desired, we profit to the exposition company would bo SSOO.OCO. - . ATTEMPT TO KILL v . ..'.. . . v ' :. . ' ,- COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT . . (By the Associated .Presa.) v Washington, Feb. IB. News has reached Washington that on the mom. Ing of February. .10 an attempt wa : made to assassinate the president of , the renuhllo of Colombia. Eight shota . were nred at mm, live oi wnicn siruca hla .nn-laniA ntt li nnonnAia nnin lured. Pfc!jl: tHjCcrtrlUtls !. uitn:x READY TO SHED UGHT ftoaali C'ev41aa lrs.ai aWys He I w'loiima af Vee,k ). Cho latiiralUai tm Cmmu mm , . Cwrit rMMrMxMt-MM rIU-1 Uaa KHoa-Se ta ItaaAe mmm tW. j rottnai Ikotag laleMalo ItaMMaxw . I fy th Aaarn iisl lrra Wakhlsrtoa. Teh 1 la lairw-j daring a UU 14 (be .! i.tl m prohibit the ran king of con 1 trlbuUoaa la fnrheraBe of elelon.. Mr. TlllBiaa rovlowed Ihe fart that he had offered o raolalU.aa t. lave-- ... .. , tlgato corporal, ronlrlbatlona for , ampaiga parpoaee. aaa aaia thai one jrlallag lo baaas had Wn rrplu-d , to by the aerrotary of the trrt and tbo Other Is reeling wllh the com I Imltte oa prlvllearee and elertlon J i Mr. Tillman said he had an undtr. iatanding with Mr. uVrrowa that a mll.. m,AHjl k. 11 I. .. h naa aayining 10 oner inai would an u , Tnim.n. 'and would be glad to j h f h . . my facta whenever commit too N railed." Mr. Burrows replied that he would call a meeting at the convenience of Mr. Tillman, and that the commute1 ,on. privileges and elections would take pleasure (a hearing Mm. Tho prohibition In Mr. Tillman' bill extends to any national bank or corporation engaged In Interstate or foreign commerce, or corporation or ganised by authority of any laws of congress.- punitive measures are pro? vldod for violations. . At the conclusion ot the routine business proceedings the senate be gan consideration of the pure food bill. GRAXI) Jl RV FIXIW JAIL AND HOMK VXSAXITARY Charlotte. N. C. Pcb. 19 The graml Jury of the Mecklenburg superior court has finished Its work for the pr;s-nt tefm and submitted to Judge Henry R. i Bryan a report that was rather scum- j tionnL , The renort stated that tha tail wm ! raVriivii'i1nf1 Anrl irtf Aat with ltra nnl that Itia. ni-linnor hnmnliiln .f tin- having enough blankets and having to ! sleep on the floor. The most surprising paragraph of I ho document was that which ststed that t'he handsome new county home was in an unsanitary condition and that the inmates complain of having loo little heat.- The conditions were even worse at the colored home, where the building was too small and out of re pair. FAST MAIL WRECKED Twelve Men Injured ' Near St. Rroken Rail Thought' to Be Cause ; Only Mall and Express Cars, No Passengers Engine and First Car Telescoped and Rolled Down Embankment. : JBthe Associated Press.) St. Louis, Mo.f Feb. 19. The hew fast malt train for the southwest oh the St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, was "wrecked pre sumably by broken rail", at Carondo let, a suburb' ot St. Louis, early to day. Twelve i- men, including con ductor and engineer are-reported In Jured, several of them seriously. '' The Injured were removed to the. Missouri Pacific hospital. It la be lieved all will-recover., The mail train Was just getting into full speed when the engine sud denly left the Uracil, followed by4wo cars. ; Th engine and first, car telescoped- and1 together rolled , down a fif ten-foot embankment. The second car after turning over, lodged on the edge of - the" -river Res Peres. The car contained a number ot mall clerUs. The- engine ploughed along the track for" some distance before going down tho- embankment.. ; - V v . The train 'consisted of mail and ex- m .vaii,; uv iieou60' ,uius var 1 rled. , . . v" Ccrrcss CpcreiUUtiUrgtintd Kza Uta Hide tea Tils Mcrtlnj PLL4 Br PL'NYPACKER;TRIAL OF FRENCH GIRL Via mX4 late (Wmn. I tmi umj ru oeHl T4s as W- tw-r f tm Poly TWw m I k-4 4 fWorffaeVe. i II r tk Aaeir4l I"'.- i Uanhinrtoa. fNb i K.mul W, rnnri" v.m. rfcuia "' it.r r on irrm gi.nrr- t... -M.n """' T'-' " ' TT'"' '',""-rkM lax tnimrnfr. 11m PmiwvIiim ami k.,--. M.,.1 ln ll4 f.,.. , ...a.- io, Th mitrihi . .,:,it..t.i,l mn.. all but thr- of '!, mm- i.f the unin h-liig rerreaeiiil ilinminr Peann-wker ootlli1 ' ).-t ..f II union hrliig rapweiii.1 I'rnnj I'U'krr ootllit u.. . rmtari'aa, ltrtiir IVnaji' ! -Jeri .if the meeting lug ti nearly aa pnaaii.ir loir ufMio the mnn I.I llH" b lh MXUI- ruf'.im alu .f Olvon I lir llllllu- ri'i IvanlH, I li ri.l tefl (hiwiglmul lhe aiailii tilr taken i he aald. when -i He g"v miihurlaed by the "lertstituiT n com- munl-te wllh tha aovrrt... it ..f the a-v p"'1 aatea refluestlns tl,,.,, i.. erate In the aWmbllng ..f n ...t,g.-e.s n uimiwa idt pnniijf. . in ni nrv. tttli tin Fnrty-Uo at a tea an.t H,, IM.trl.1 of! ,;,ir,ln,n ,,,,. HtT,M lolumbla. he aalrt. hs.l -ni deleg.tea. ;.,, .,, alnj ,,,, m ,.. Continuing, flovern..; Pninypa, ker , ,,,., ,h,,.r limIH ,, im K , ... aald: - , l ri1 W,Ph is ,,r i nl.1 t.. Mfthe three stat. In. h ai-e unrrrv- h(lV(. n ,.,., , 1ht. ,, reaented. one of them s.mlh 'an.llna. .vtlrn ,h, ron,rnl does not permit dlvt.n-mrnt for .ny h, i,,,, ,.eri. tttrm.l over I.. . cause and. theraforr. only two of th . hadijuartei-s ferty-nve state liavt- failed In Indl-, b,,,,. cmiche k.i.1.1 thit tiordr-n cats an appreciation . f tl slgiiinruiue , hrouBh, h(.r i,,rc fl.,,m Kror,,., ulir.i of llw movement ui.n whlrh you hove ,, yrnn ,)M ,, r,irr)ly embarked. Tbe dlaeolstfo,, of xh9 m,r. im,4f hr.r .. wmnn nf tho mrwtl. ()r liage tie has ber,.nx so common aa to ' nnl 0r jy X shf ran from her he, regarded ns nn ordinary event, ,.,,, .,lld .nuOai,.,,! t.i thre.. ornceia (Concluded on Second Page.) . uhoin shf met tiiai Oonirnn bad lif iin , her mid tint h- wnnted hlin. Whllf AGED DOCTOR ON TRIAL Charged Willi Killing Girl by Malpractice i OuM. i..i.,.J.Aa. TU ..lnl , 1 wrera .ts no racea jury in snr hnnl nsslnst anntlior woman. v folk and I'li-ml Not Guilty. Girl's During th( trim It Is exp.ri"ii tlml . ,, . , ,11110 of the witnesses will br ;i pnliri Iovcr Also Indicted. I ,. ,. , . , .. . (Br the Associated Preas.) ; Norfolk, Vn., Feb. 19. The trial Of Dr. Luther R. Chiles, Indicted fori the murder of Miss Sarah Atkinson I whoso death followed ft criminal oper-i ""tleles hn.l been taken from not ation alleged to have been performed j (Concluded on Page Two.) by the defendant, was begun today. The prisoner, ased and a complete j TIIDrE U fll fl I1D TD JIM wreck physically, plead not guilty. I 1 HIILL iiULU Ul 1 Walll A formal demurrer to the indictment ' and objections raised by counsel for the defense to the manner ln which the jury ..ad been drawn were both overruled and after some trouble a competent jury was sworn. The orig inal panel was soon exhausted by a majority of the veniremen declaring they had either formed or expressed decided views in the case, and to se-1 cure the jury, bystanders had to be ! summoned. ; '' j Dr. Chiles Is on trial for second de- j gree murder, tho punishment fori which in the event of conviction be-j Ing from five lo eighteen years in the! penitentiary. . Jalnes Franklin, the former suitor of Miss Atkinson, Indicted jointly with Dr. 'Chiles for the murder of the girl, elected to have a separate trial, and his case went over-. until the March term of court. i i. Franklin and his attorneys are all in court today, however,, following closely the Chiles trial. , The only woman in , court is Dr. Chiles' young wife.:. -Leading attor neys are appearing on each side and the trial Is a noted one, ' The defense ia malting every preparation " for an appeal. ; ; , GOV.GLENir IN WILMINGTON.1 . (Special to The Evening Times.) ' Wilmington, N. C.f Feb. 19. An Immense crowd will greet Governor Glenri tonight at the Academy ot Mu sic where he will dcllTer a temler anco address. This afternoon the gov crnof is the guest of honor: at an oys ter roast on WrlghtsvlUo Sound. Hht Ste ts M - orf lf-r N Ito-tr I aw l m pO-J H i 4 - lai- TVrr k a l tVtw Hit mf tm imr - MX Mir la ttarfr ( Tttrrv fS.lfc' m , x ,,, ( ' . '-- i t.f Mi'fM irt at.t U4ltf C i ii ii i, i ff H ,,, .lt;,B I In I .1 I ."fM !( -U-. 'II (Willi -I I, 11 n i -' : l rr I . .f iu'l k, I .11 If ... 1 l.r ... r a i .t iflHl li-1 V : t f"l ' .,iiHlrt' th.l ii i.t- I- u a '.ti.ti ll an. Itilil lit. dui Ing w l' M het and lur.i-.i in a llx.nt I Ho imiif-iv' the niuir r-.t laigel iii i-.! women r N the gin ...I mil I.r;il h. I .1. Ill . 1 ,1 Y.ii K I tint ui'i -In 1 1 'iTi. lh lieu ;in -in t ii in Ihr h i fig? n ii tiiniaiuil l In t ni-x h(M (tUth t(u. , ,hjlli,. 1(li,t i(f , h p ,,,.,,, ? uhH v. tm ititikliiK i i niiest iluiilrun nimr i:p jin.l was plat-iil Iti ruatoly. I-: iilli'ged iluil b: lhi-n luin.'il ii..n tlio Kill, cxrltilnilni. ni i. hi HllP'lMi. Will i Von wiV Ivtw W ell. Jtri Jill A mmiiPiu .iflfrwards when his h.: k UiiH turned Hertln i.Malrhf phut hi:n 4hii-r Uinos. and h hp fc-wc Iriself up ii llio iilllifr sin- nlod: " nm fthnl 1 killed hi in and 1 wmiid lo it twenty times ovr. ilv nuid tm1 lie fnti-eil unother pollre omYer to f?ive him u diamond .x-kt. u sod wntt-h nd a stick iin on the threat tint if they were not given he wvuiil inform 'he head of the department that these Beat Engineer and Fireman With Revolvers Made Trainmen tVnlk Quarter Mile Down Track and Give Vp Their Watches.--Englneer Is Seriously Hurl. Train Had Tlilrty-clglit Cars. (By the Associated Press.) Chicago, Feb. 19. Three robbers last night held up a freight train of thirty-eight cars on the Chicago, Mil waukee, ft St. Paul Railroad at the Ashland avenue crossing, and after compelling the engineer and fireman i, t ..a .... , V, : .. ...... ..u .... , l, .1 ; t ! i j giro ui nicu naivuca, 11117 umiiuin made them leave the engine and walk down the tracks. They went nearly ' a quarter of a ; ' mile., when tne robbers became fright- ened and fled, after beating the engl- neer and fireman with their revolvers. The engineer was seriously hurt.' " Business Change. fSneclal tn The Evening Tlmes.l Washington, N. C. Feb. 19.-Messrs. E. It. Mlxon & Co., wholesale, grocers In this city, have purchased the en tire business of the Fisher1 Tobacco Company.. a Mr. E. U- Archbell, former manager of the Fisher Tobacco Company, will majjage this branch of the business for Mlxon & Co.- . CA1IEI CAN'T BE A DEALER Oplcicn t Mr. Justice Ulilie 10 ccai tist RATE DISCRIMINATION (l- tea lux Kailntxl t i.aar la N t V It AH II It l Imt- MrH' 1 tMUHMr I .Nil Hit.. ami Itw liut tiiali.M I A II II. It. 1'iy I. rt-n. I'.) A it I r Mai. n il'i th A . 1 ,i t .1 In., i j Waniington. I . I. Jut-ili-e , White tndsv dllerrd I h. oiiiuon of 'th' si:ir'tiie rotirt nf the I nlKrl Siiiii- In i hi raws of iho Nim York. Ni'm Hairn A llartfonl Kallrund I .iiiuin fi-aiia the IntiTiati' Com- nii rie ( utMiiisM.in ntnl thi" inicisinie romiiierri" t oTiiniissioa versus the , I t heeaM'til' A. Ohio Railroad ( nni I iuny. afT.rmlng the decision of the I titled Statox rlriull court of the wfstern (ilsiriit of Virginia The runt Intolwd Ihe question of dls criminailon in freight rales on coal by the Ch"Hiirako & Ohio In favor of ihe New York. New Haven A Hart ford Railroad as against other ship lrs. The derision was against Ihe railroad company. The decision iIimiIi in delall wllh the question of discrimination by railroad companies, and it was appa rent hal II was intended to have a Konenil application to questions re cci'vtiiR alientlon at the hands of the public. Justice White said that to permit a carrier lo become a dealer in ihe commodities carried by il would be lo supply a means for the Ju l pe.'iiiil ion of evils which the in letstaie tommerce commission is In tended lo remedy. T he case was brought to Ihe atten tion of Ihe interstate commerce com mission and l ho charges made that the transaction consllt tiled a prefer- nnrp In thn mollpr nf fratcrht rofoo tn I favor of the New Haven road. The j company contended that it was net ins in ihe capacity of a vendor and not as n carrier, and that it was mere ly supplying tho coal to pay a debt. This plea was also made the basis of a charge ngainst the company as the laws of Wesi Virginia, where the coal was mined, prohibit common carriers from dealing in coal. The circuit court held, however, that as there is no federal statute against railroads acting as vendors, that question need not be considered; hence the loss should he considered as a dealer's loss. But while so hold ing the court decided that it was the transaction involved an actual and substantial benefit to one shipper as apainst another, it was in violation of Ihe interstate commerce law. Tho condition was adjudged to have prevailed and the trial court I held the contract to have been ille- I gal and enjoined further proceedings under it. The lower court also held ' that the strike could not be held to absolve the Chesapeake & Ohio from j the requirement (o deliver the coal under its contract. NEGRO SHOT MAY BE FATAL. podn.isa suii!iWA out .tot adou tianut iou sj ; 'intni 1 o.tatn iu'l 'panommus aaaAv siwpis.tiirt I oi -u.9no.nn Juap Sujoa urtq om 'P,!3,I 8" ' wub mi nlD -.taAODa.t .ip.iuii pino.tt (JB13 m5 paTOg SBM J ttoou.taijtt s,m jjsop.o 9 iv orauS SunqmuS joao aindstp e pmi Aav) imn pjs 8$ ii -saoaSau o.tTi meg -stu-BHUAA nag Xq iea.ns tiosuiior uo uoouiai -ji; Kt(i ajrt papuno.w A'ntn.toui sdtti -iOd pun ioqs s MJBt3 xoiv RICKS SHERIFF , W A , W X WAV x fSperial to The BVenln.t Times.) Washington, N. C., Feb. 19. Geo. E. Ricks of Pantogo, was elected sheriff of Beaufort county on first ballot this afternoon. kltz;d KC::j la 24 II Mill ft! 1 .1 LIES DESPERATELY SHOT Hill Hkrat Wiaaiaa KrVW to Vrrrt Ear( IHnerday Marat. lag Th latari Vaa JaVaAe atsaa. da; U Mh I iae ISlraw eat J. Veakey MiWi a WHI Koaxra Maa. il-"tai lo The Freotag Times.) 1'i.n.nm N c . FVb I. There ka ' t-n one auk-idf. ne killing aa4 eaae) utti r,,.lr.1 killing In otie Mork garlag tlx aarne da)' In thia Mar. A i I nrlork yeaterday mom Ing. I tana.. to Knitter and (Sea. HIH, . I we white null men of city, were going 1 ul, .tig the street tige(bT a Mock tkla . aide of i be depot, when some treubM a ma aetn them. Hill opeeMal gre ; on Knld.i- with a -ahre paMot, hlU i ling him In the neck and nuking , itangecoua sound. The ball la still 1st ' hla n-ck. I The-doctor aaya thut the wound may hot neceaaarlly prove fatal HlU was) j lalled without ball. He claims that Knlrtcr thrnatened to kill him and was) I reai hlng for a rasor when be shot. In I self-defense. Knlder la a married j man and Hill la single, I Saturday afternoon J. Weatajr Bldea, a well known cltlaen ' ot the ' Cannot Mill section, ahot himself through the head and died almost Instantly. He took a MS-callbre pistol and plac ing the barrel at the tight ear, Bred, the luil I coming out near the left ear. He had been drinking for" a week aM waa gelling sobered p. . " -'- He told his wife good-bye, and leav ing the room went Into another room and in a few momenta ahe beard th pistol shot and found him near m bed dying. He waa about fifty-one year of age and leave four1 sons and oneT daughter besides hi wife. The funeral was held yesterday at near Creek church In Stanly county. About 10 o'clock Saturday night ano ther tragedy was enacted bear.the de pot. Dave Hannon and his two girls, Susie and Lela, live there and keep up a house of 111 repute. H. Y. Stock, a. flagman on the Southern Railway, . whose home is in Birmingham, Aia., was at his home Saturday night, and on leaving left hl muffler. About 10 o'clock he went back to the house and knocked at the door and !h7 ,U"TI ?'T. " Hthfn knocked on the window, when 8usle, the thirteen-year-old- girl, told him to leave or she would kill him, and just ibet: she tired through the window, the ball striking him in the breast Ha fell dead in the arms of his friend Charles Ritx, who was present. The police arrested Hannon and tba tvo girls and Jailed them. Lena, tho older girl was released from Jail as no evidence seems to be against her, Susie Hannon was tried by tho mayor today on a charge of murder and bound over to court In f 500 bond and in default of same was sent to jail. Her father was discharged. The evidence shows that Btack Was looking In at the window and Susie fired. The remains of Stack were shipped to his wife at Greensboro. Mrs. Wilkes Dead. (By the Associated Press.) Florence, Italy, Feb. 19. Mary Wilkes, widow of Reaf Admiral Wilkes, U. S. N., is dead. Mrs. Wilkes who was 85 years of age, was attend-.' ed by her daughter during her last moments. NO EVIDENCE OF RACE DISCRIMINATION (By the Associated Press.) . Washington, Feb. 19. The su preme court of the United States today affirmed the decision of the court of criminal - appeals- ot Togas In the case of Rtflus versus the State ' ot Texas. Martin, who Is a negro, ia under sentence'' ot death on the . charge of murdering C, L. Swack hammer at Fort Worth in 1903 He " appealed his case , to the supreme court on -the charge that he was dis criminated against In his trial In that no man of his own face Were Bummond to sit on tho jury. Justice Harlan, who delivered tho opinion ot the court, said there was do evidence . to sustain the charge of race dla-; crimination. . t
The Raleigh Times (Raleigh, N.C.)
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