'IHK RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 1, 1906.
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AN AVID CROWD' '
AT THE INQUEST
Seeking the Cause of the
Thoroughfare Wreck
WITNESSES ARE CALLED
For particular folks.
On sale at Raleigh Dispensan .
f f Call for " Chatt. '' the seal of
excellence is branded on tvir
cap.
"Our beers are pure liquid fiKxT
Chattanooga
brewing Compart?
Walter W
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Is showing a great assortment of 50c Dress Goods,
including all the New Shades in Brilliantines,
Serges, Rainproofs, Cheviots, Shepherd Plaids,
Fay Plaids, etc.
Handsome line of 35 -inch Silks, in all the lead
ing colors, will also be found.
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Ccme and see me at my New Store.
12 East Martin Street.
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The Pennsylvania Offers the Kvton
i sivc Resource at us Command to
Assist in Ascertaining tin' Cause
lit till' Disaster in Which so Many
Met Their "Hfatll.
Illy th.' Associated Press,)
Atlantic City. X. J., Nov. I - in an
Ucipatlon of startling disclosures un
eager uHijlence gathered ai the coro
ner's inquest today Which Is i" examine
; ami lix (lie responsibility fot the eler-
trie railroad ieck pf Sunday.. The
Pennsylvania Railroad is represented
I by Judge Joseph 1'. Gasklll ..ox-Judge
I Joseph Thompson anil (Toorse A. Uour-gi-ois.
The stale el' Xcu Jersey's luti'i
.sis arc being looked lifter by nistiiet
Attorney Abbott. Foreman Leo. of the
coroner's jury arose at tin- ripening ami
! asked permission u make a public
' stati'ini'in. in Which In- denied a story
; printed in a Philadelphia linnet' allog-
ing Unit lie hud prejudged llie lniioev410p
. of the railroad company.
Coroner Caskill ;in :i charged tie'
(jury to discover the cause of Ihe uei i-
deriti whether by tin- a. I .if Ced or man.
Attorney Bourgeois for tin' rallvoad
company offered the . stoiisly'e i. scuneos
of the Pennsylvania Company to assist
j !;i ascertaining the ir.iio iliusc of l.he nc-
eident.
"We don't know,'' lie said. "an. I want
to know. We have nothing to hide."
He asked the juvj 1" stair in ils v. r
diet Whether tile electric line and
bridge, in their Judgment; is of the
most Improved kind.
The Witnesses Testify.
The (list vvltnCKs yiljied was W. R.
Iti'liniin, sta lion agent. His testimony
was only as in the id, iilllicjiilon of
Walter s.-uii. tin uintm-man. and Hi
speed of the train over the bl'ldse which
In- said should mil tie over t w. nty-livo
miles an hour.
James funis, iln conductor of the
recked train; testified that there wa
ne delay and that the train reached
Pleaaaritvlfle one inii.ut ah. n.l iif lone
The tirst he knew f ill.' ivreek was a
sudden bumb and the train dashed into
iln- ThH'Oflghfa.le. i 'in I is said lit.' es
enped by kicking a hole through the
window. II.' denied that he had been
win: .'.I before leaving Camden .that
anything was wrong: with the rear ear.
He admitted that there was a, flectd
bump just as lire accident occurred a-1
though the train had tint soon- obstruc
; '.Ion.
r.iak. nian Ralph Wood said hi' judg
ed' there were tweiity-live.peiipn In tin;
rear car and about the same riimbeii in
the second av. lie said he thought
LUiere were between sixty and sixty-tive
people ..r the liain when It left I'lo.is
aiilvillc. Me lvuii'inbried seeing; ..niy
si yen people out of the wreck af
ter it hit I fat w ater. .
f milliliter I'urlis was reealled and
sahl there were seventy passengers en
I the train w hen i; lefi I'anid.-n. Tiny
picked up five or six at Xewtichl.
rnic.MJO's KKCoitn
IN HANK CliEAIUNCiS.
FALL FURNITURE
uyingMadeEasy
AT THI
STORE.
Our fall stock is in and
includes an unusually large
and varied display of fur
niture of all grades and
house furnishings, lamps,
stoves, pictures, etc., etc.
Remember
OUR RRICES ARE LOWEST.
Our business is economically conducted. We pay no
expensive store rent and do most of our own work, buy
for cash in large quantities, therefore can positively save
you money on all purchases. Simply price our goods.
EASY TERMS.
The Raleigh Furniture Co.,
JAS. M. RIGGAN, Mgr.
(Hy tin Associated Press.)
Chicago. .Nov. i. clearings or
Chicago banks in October .were
$ i. nut), i. u .mo. ihe largem total for
any month in the history of the t'lii
esi go clearing house. i he Former
high record of $!Hi I ,(5 1 7 ,!":: w as
made lasi December during the
banking activity caused by ihe clos
ing of the Chicago National and
ot her Walsh institutions.
the increase in the clearings in
the month jlisl ended was nearly
8T,U0U,0(K) over Hie total for Oc
tober, l!tU,".
E. T. B. GLENN IS '
STILL VERY ILL.
.No change lor the better is report
ed in the condition, of Mr. E. T. B.
Glenn, brother of Governor Glenn,
who is desperately ill in Macon, Ga.
The physiofanstetUl have very little
hope for his, recovery. Governor
Glenn will scarcely lie able to return
to North Carolina before the election.
He has appointments for campaign
speeches in Concord and in Forsyth
county on the eve of the election.
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DANIEL C. WEBB, Mgr. TILLY HAYNES,
(Formerly of Charleston, S. C.) ' Proprietor.
COLD K1I.",S THE GElt.M.
Lieut. Perry Says There Are No
lliild Heads in the Arctic Region.
The people who come- back from
Klondike testily to Ihe fact that no
native bald heads are there. The
evidence is thai the cold climate
kills the germs that eat the hair off
at the root. Lieut. Perry, who
went to the Arctic Regions, gives
Ihe same evidence. Newbro's Her
nicide has the samo effect as the
cold climate. It kills the germ thai
eats the hair off at the roots, and
t lie hair grows again. Herplcide is
the first hair remedy built upon the
principle of destroying the germ thai
eats the hair off. Its phenomenal
sale demonstrates the correctness
of the scalp germ theory. Sold by
hading druggists. Send ,10c. in
stamps for sampl; (o The Herplcide
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Henry T. Hicks & Co., Special
Agents.
HOPE OF STRIKE'S end TO ADOPT COURT
III I
Mayor Boyden Sees Presi
dents Spencer, O'Gonoelj
Nome of the- Strike llrenkers A"'
Leaving Silencer Without Appar
ent Cause The .Mayor Hopes for
Early Adjustment.
(Special to The Evening Times.
Salisbury, ;N. p., Nov. l. a visit
to Washington, in which he met the
hig road men. President Samuel
Spencer, Gencf-al Manager H. 1J.
Spencer and Second Vice President
C. H. Ackdrt, also President James
O'Connell of the International Asso
ciation of Machinists. convinces
Mayor Boyden thai there is hope of
an early adjust men I of ihe strike.
Mr. Boyden was nlosi kindly received
and the suggestions offered by him
were taken under advisement.
President Spelici r impressed Mr.
Hoyden with his falrmvss and de
sire to settle the differences in a
way that would no; bring discredit
upon either side. He says he is
sorry that arbitration was refused
by Ihe macbinisis. and thai he do- meeting, when
sired, in spite of it. to have Ihe re-ipened until tin
lations between ihe men restored.
.Mayor Boyden was also in con
ference with Mr. O'Connell. lie
says O'Connell is a man of tine sense
and seems to he governed entirely
by a desir to do right. li is the
good sense of both Unit encourages
Mr. Hoyden in the belief thai the
two can get together and have a
settlement that will he creditable to
both. s
At Spencer. Ihe importation of
HOUSE PLANS
Co. Commissioners Likely
to Act Next Week
WHAT PLANS CALL FOR
ill WOOLLGOTT I
Two-Story Additions Each Side of
Western Ell of Court House, Con
taining Four Rooms, Each 20x20,
lor Judge. Gram! and Petit Juries
and Sheriff.
It is likely, judging from what Chair
man ben H. Adams said I" a reporter
for The Kvenhifr Times today, that the
board of county commissioners ai its
session next week w ill adept the plans
land spccilications far tin- enlargement
of the court house that have already
been prepared by Architect II.
1 Keller and submitted 10 th
Mr. Adams said that the unjj
the plans were nut adopt
P.
il at
beard.
reason
the last
the matter was poct
next meeting, was that
the board wished to make sure mar me
financial condition of the county's af
fairs justified the expenditure entailed,
about S5.000. '
Bui new. Mr. Ada ms says, there is h I
doubt about the county being able to
afford il. for it Jnis prospered ot nti
A good Income ha ac
cotton raised ai the eft
line receipts have conn
sources. Accordingly
crueil from the
Ulity home and
in from other
tin- heard will
si tike-breakers
sired effect of
the shape that
has no: had the de
putting the road in
I was left. The men
seem to be dissatisfied and are leav
ing without apparent cause. They
have been treated well and no dis
respect has been offered iheni hy the
strikers. Just how many have gone
out is not known, one report putting
it as high as sixtv. The mayor es-
lorHav nut it fin live of ihe new hla-l
chinisls. One of I hem quit work
Saturday night and Sunday became
gloriously drunk, lie used indoeenl
language in the presence of ladies
and was reported to an officer who'
took him, and he was sen! hack toj
jail. Four more si l ike breakers
were fined for 'inebriation.
have no hesitain y
I ptoyemeb.t.
The plans as
in votuiii
tin- im-
ubniilted. and
as the.v
for two
west of
rd
VOll COMIHLSOItV Kill CATION. !
Judge Prltchard, Mayor linmard and
Col, Gingham Lead Eight.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Asheville, 'N. C, Nov. 1. -The
campaign in Xrilevllle for conipul-
lucatlon is on. The special
owing the people to vots
aStlQij has been ordered
ier 6. Among I hose who
he stump in advocacy of
school attendance are
. Pritchard. .Mayor A. S.
id Col.' Holier! Uiiigham.
ites of compulsory educa
.ccttre a majority id' the
registered or qualified voters, find
this, ii i- believed by many, will mil
be possible at a special election.
Failure hi ole will CQUttl a V0te
against iln proposition, and while
those inosl interested say Ihey real
ize an up-hill contest, they nevciilic
less except to win.
The coal and wood situation here
is becoming more serious every day
as a re-iii of ihe machinists' strike.
is being received here,
supply on hand is rapiillj
will probably be adopted, call
slorv additions to the ell at tin
nf the court house. One of these addi
tions will be on the north side and the
other on the south side, and each will
contain two rooms, one above the other
and all of the same size, twenty feet
square;
The rooms to tie,' nm th arc to be used,
(he lower one for the sheriff, extending
his present office, ami the Upper """ as
a retiring room for the petit juries.
The upper room of the southern tier.
will he a retiring room fur the judge,
and the lower one fur the grand jury.
The Office of the eleik of the court IS
in quite a big mess just now, the en
tire contents nf the vault having been
taken into tin' office preparatory to put-
,1.,.. rl.nvn a new OOoi' ill tile VftUlt and
titling ii throughout w ith steel tiling J
cases tor papers and roller cases for
Hie books. Janitor A. H. Mooneyhuin
the office tins, nights to pro-
311 and 313 Faycttcviile Street
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OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
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A Matter of
Dollars and
Cents
Xo matter how judiciously you may spend
your money, no matter wlnit concessions are of
fered you elsewhere, when you have finished your
purchases with us you will always find a saving.
Our goods are right, our prices arc right.
For instance
. i loves, first quality, worth
price tor either Black,
$2.50 a pair.
week an unusual lv large
assortment of Ladies' :?.;")() Shoes, in all lasts
and leathers, at $2.98 a pair.
BLANKETS FROM 65c TO $6.00 A PAIR.
Tlu1 Millinery husiness is all that we could ask
for, and should you need anything in the way of
hcadwear we have it at the right price.
William Woollcott.
w
1
16-Buttori Length Kid
anywhere $3.50; our
While or Grey is. . . .
e place on sale tins
! P1
bi
iks a
enlarging
the
toe: the valunbl
The work of
tlic rcgist' i- of deeds' office is hes
completed now.
The new heating plant will sunn
ready .and the auditions to. the jail
going up fast.
ult h
SO IV
elect ion
on 'he
for Dec
will tal
coin. "II.
judge .
Barn
Ihe
tion
Mi
or
Pretest by .Missionaries.
(By the Associated PreSs.)
illfla, Nov, 1. Missionaries
am
in the Young Men's Chris- I
thin Association are protesting against
the war department's ruling fnrhid
ding llictn transportation on the army t
transports. This ruling is based mi
he lasi army appropriation hill.
"My child was burned terribly !
a hou i Hi" face, neck and chest. I j
applied Or. Thomas' Kclectric Oil.
The pain ceased and the child stink
into a restful sleep." -Mrs. Nancyl
M. Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
Little
while
dimini
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and
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thing.
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Mrs. S.
Davie si i i
.Kidney I'
medicine,
in recount!
My btick I
whih', am!
man dif
gave me i
obi aiued l
I can tidvi
to the Iii
pan', iroi
and ihe..
the res n
divfa d;jl
have hi
with me
address
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It's for One Thing
Kaleiuli is Iiearning
Appreciate This.
; ran be gOOtl lor
thing well bring:
Kidney Pills do one
me sick kidneys,
nie backache, every It
Only,
to
Shoo-I'ly to Apex.
The Seaboard will run the Shoo
I'ly through In Apex and return on
Saturday. November 3d, account, land
suits C. H. OATHS.
Traveling Passenger Agent.
Sale of Valuable City i'roiiertj-.
By virtue of tin; powers contained
in a judgment ot the Superior Court j
Most Remarkable Values in Whiskies Ever 0f
fered to the Citizens of North Carolina
HEREOUR .SPECIAL, PRO POSIT IP IS
FOl'K QtAltTS PAUL JOXES FOtflt STAK ltVE (Distillery Bottling)
Ilvpress prepaid $3.25
FOUR FVI-L Ql ARTS OF OUt CKIiEliltATED ALI1EMAULE CLUB
RYE, 8 years old. Express prepaid $3.00
FOUR FULL QUARTS TVSOX'S EXPOSITION KENTUCIfY RYE, 4
years old. Express prepaid $2.30
POITR FULL QUARTS TYSON'S PURE NORTH CAROLINA CORN
WHISKEY. Express prepaid $"30
REMEMBER: We pny express charges and ship In a plain sealei
package with no marks to suggest contents. Remit by postal order, Ex .
press money order, or registered letter.
ALBEMARLE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
31-33 Brewer Street, NORFOLK, VA.
The Largest Mail-Order Whiskey House in the South
THE 8TRONGEST,
SOUNDEST AND
BEST .-.KLECTED
of Wake County,
North Carolina,
entered on the 2nd day of July,
ivory- j 190(5, m a siiecial proceeding therein
j pending, entitled Mary C. Walker et
sue- als, ex parte, :ind being -No. 131.0,
I Special Proceeding Docket of said
thing j Court, 1 will offer for sale at public
outcry, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court House door in the
idney city of Raleigh, N. C, on Monday,
Italelgh evidence to prove
C. Perry, .living ai 216
i, says: "1 think Doan's
ils are a most excellent
.lid I will take pleasure
nding tnem to my friends,
is troubled me for a long
although I used a great
rent remedies, nothing
the decided relief which 1
from Doan's Kidney Pills,
i ' others in Raleigh lo go
le'iin-Wynne Drug Com
fit re Doan's Kidney Pills,
v, iii not he disappointed in
I am only :ii t his ad
ing the school term, as I
two granddaughters' here
lolng to school. My home
s .Nelson P. O., Durham
j. ii. Pit it a n
HILLV TAYLOR, Muuager. ggS'
the lath day of November, 1!0, tin
. IV1 ln'i n ir a . . i v i I . i I lnt rf lfinil '. o
wit. t Always here for the person wnf
j Two certain lots of land in thci'" iuare ',e,
Northeastern portion of th3 City of
iNoiin caioiiua, umuK
is lots Nos. r, and 13 of
In the addition to the City
hv all dealers. Price .10
cents. I'osier-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
Our "Art Portrait" Is the most
artistic picture ever created by pho
tography. Wharton & Tyrcc. Watch
our display intlow.
Raleigh
known
Dloclf. 4
of Raleigh, known as Idlewild, as
surveyed and mapped by A. W. Shaf
fer, which map is recorded in "the
office of the Register of DeeiU tot
Wake County, in Book 112, at page
0, and is hereto referred. Said
lots are more particularly described
;tS follows: Dot No. &, of Block 4,
situated on the East side of Seawell
iweiiuu, uemB a iiuianvnufeiaiu ,
shapb, fronting 51' feet on said.
Avenue and running back hast juu
feet to an alley, bounded on the
North by Lot No. l'S, and on the
vj.,,,11. 1... T .tt yCrx 7 In . :.!,! lllnel: i
.iiiiiiii uj uui. nw. ., ... ot.u yivw. ' .
Lot No. 13; ot Block 4, situatea on
the East side of Seawell Avenue, be
ing a parallellogram in shape, front
ing 0 2 feet on said Avenue, run
ning back East 200 feef to an alley,
bounded on the North try Lot No. 11
j and on the South by Lot No. 15, in
sunt mock 4.
WILLIAM B. JONES,
Commissioner.
This 19th day of October, 1908.
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