THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, TUESDAY,' DE 6EMKER 11; 1S06.,
THE WEAKENING BOND
BETWEEN CHURCH AND
STATE PARTS AT LAST
him from Frarice, and will be conr
ducted to the frontier tonight.
The residence of Mgr. Montagninl
was searched by the police.
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fins and fifteen days' imprisonment,
with the right of appeal, sterner
measures may be necessary, and the
government will probably accept the
bill introduced in the chamber of
deputies yesterday by M. Meunier,
republican, providing that all build
ings, presbyteries, and so on, occu
pied by ecclesiastics shall definitely
escheat to the state, the departments
and the communes upon the enact
ment of the law providing for the
go; a ration of Church and state, and
ar once make arrangements that the
sequestered property shall not be
Used, like the Hospitals .for special
purposes or public charities; to sup
press the suspensions of clergy "who
do ' not conform with the laws of
1905 and 1SS1. and to summon qll
the priests of military age to the
colors, to sarve their time in. tjiej
army with other Frenchmen liable to !
military dutyV
Mistakes Temper of lVoplc.
The tone of the republican press
(Wfiil shades indicates that if the pope
imagines that an uncompromising at- i
tltude will compel the French gov- j
eminent to open negotiations with j
the Vatican he has wofully mistaken'
the temper of the people, which fa-
vors a more hostile rather than a
more conciliatory attitude. The Re
piiblinue Francaise says: j
"The time has passed when a . pope
could successfully threaten to release
French subjects from their allegiance, j
Defiance of the law will only expose
the priests to being regarded as the
subjects of a foreign power, by which j
they would forfeit their rights as
'''ronchmen."
After a meeting of the cabinet rn'la-1
isters today, it was announced that
on December 14th Premier Clemen-'
ceau will ask parliament to suppress
the pensions of the clergy to liquidate
the public property of Catholics and
to distribute the presbyteries, semi
naries, etc.
Sect-tary Montagnini .Arrested.
Mgr. Montagnini. secretary of the
papal nunciature hero since the re
call of the nuncio, was arrested this
afternoon upon an order expelling
SPAIN WALaS IN THE
FOOTSTEPS Jjf FRANCE.
j Madrid, Dec. 11. The premier, the
Marquis Da Armijo, ex-Premier Mo
; ret and ex-President of the Chamber
j of Deputies Canalejas, leader of the
I new party known as the extreme lib-
erals, are sounding the Vatican au
! thorities as to whether they are pre
j pared to support a law of associa
tions with certain modifications. If
' the pope is found intransigeant, they
intend to press the law as now draft
cd in its entirety.
Formal notice was served during
! the day on Cardinal Richard, arch
bishop of Paris, and the bishops and
parish priests of this department
that they must evacuate their resi
dences tomorrow.
Similar notices were served on the
clergy in the other departments no
tifying them to leave their residences
on Thursday or Friday.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
PRANCE COME FROM ROME.
Rome, Dec. 1 1. Signer Mlrabelli,
I republican, at tie opening of today's
'session of the chamber of deputies
introduced a resolution which was
adopted to the effect that the cham
ber sends its warm' congratulations j
to France on the .attti-clerical policy
which it is following, "as tending to'
secularize the state and render the
human conscience independent."
CHRISTMAS
HINTS.
Are the order of the day as the
happy season approaches. Don't
watt until Christmas to become a
BELL TELEPHONE subscriber.
You will need the telephone con
stantly during the busy days o
buying.
Reasonable Rates
CONSOLIDATION
MR. BOYLAN ON EX GOVERNOR
MOSES IS DEAD
Interstate Manager Says
Plans Practically Made.
Call Contract Dept. No. 100
BELL
SERVICE
IS SATISFACTORY.
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INQUIRY BEGAN INTO
WRECK AT LAWYERS
(By the Associated Press.)
Richmond, Va., Dec. 11. The
corporation commission began today
the investigation of the recent acci
dent on the Southern Railway in
which President Spencer lost his life.
Judge Crump, chairman of the com
mission, announced that the inves
tigation was for the purpose of as
certaining the facts and causes of
the accident with a view to the fix
ing of the responsibility at least, if
not the blame, for the wreck, and,
in addition, with a view of prevent-1
iiig further recurrences. Most of.
the testimony so far relates to the
Working of the block system.
GALLOWS BEING BUILT
To Hang Ben Williams Here
Thursday Week
The Negro Killed Aleck Clark, An
other Negro, Last February, Call
ing Him Out of a House and
Shooting Him Supreme Court
Confirmed Judgment of Death.
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The scaffold Is being built in the yard
of the cpunty jail tor the hanging of
the negro Ben .Williams op the 20th of
this month, one week from next Thurs
day. Williams is the negro who shot and
killed Aleek Clark, another negro, near
Salisbury and Johnson streets last Feb
ruary, Both were employed by the Sea
board Air Line Railroad. They had
quarreled, and Williams, who was
drunk, went home and got his pistol.
tellhiK some one that he was "goin' to
kill him a nigger." He went to the
house wh.iv Clark lived, on Salisbury
street, near Johnson, calcd him out and
shot him. He then took the next train
to Hamlet, where he was arrested.
i At the trial in superior court here
'Williams' attorney, Mr. Charts V. Har
I lis, made a Strug light for him. con
' tending that since he was drunk at -the
time there could not have been tltajare-J
meditation ana ueunerauon necessui.
fur raurder.ii) the first degree, and ten
dering a plea of murder in the second
degree. The jury w as out all night, but
the verdict was guilty of murder in the
liist degree. Then the case was taktii
up to the supreme court or. appeal, but
the judgment of the lower court was
affirmed. Governor Glenn set Decem
ber 20 as the day for the execution.
There is no likelihood of a respite or
commutation of sentence. The gallows
Is being built Immediately hack of the
jail, between the PuiMing and Salis
bury stri ct. A high hoard fence is be
ing put up around the scaffold.
SAN FRANCISCO TO
HAVE WORLD'S FAIR.
Arid you will find lots of useful tilings here at our
store suitable for gifts tilings with real value to
them, that are worth your while.
FOR. LADIES
Furs, Muffs, Coats, Dress Goods, Belts, Purses,
I fosiery, Shoes?, J3elt Buckles, ToweR
FOR. MEN.
Gloves Handkerchiefs, Holeproof Sox, Under
wear, Neck Ties, Shoes, Umbrellas.
Hand Bags, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Collars, Gloves,
Call and let us suggest something for you.
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(By the Associated- Press.)
San FYain.-isro. Cai., Dec. 11 San
Fraueisoo proposes to hav' a world's
fair in 1913. Tie- project was proposed
shortly after the fire and Is no longer
an uncertainty. Fifteen citizens have
formed a corporation to be known as
the Pacific Ocean Exposition Company
Which plans to give a mammoth fair
In PI1U to commemorate the four hun
dredth anniversary of the discovery of
the Pacific Ocean bv Balboa and th
completion of the l'anama Canal.
HYOMKI CURBS CATARRH.
Costs Nothing Unless It Gives Re
lief Sold Under Guarantee.
No matter how severe or chronic
a case ot.catarrh you may have, con
Sim W. 11. King Drug Company
about the use of Hyomei. They
pavejsw much faith in the efficacy of
tms treatment tnat tney give tnetr
personal guarantee with every out
lit they sell that it will effect a cure,
or ''the money will bo refunded.
In many instances Hyomei has
cured catarrh when the patient has
suttered from childhood. uulte a
few people in Raleigh who have
been unable for years to get a good
night's sleep on account of the dis
agreeable tickling and dropping at
the back of the throat, have obtain
ed quick relief from a few treat
ments with Hyomei, and the con
tinued use has made a complete and
lasting cure.
There is no stomach dosing when
one uses Hyomei. Simply breathe
Its medicated healing through the
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit, and all catarrhal germs will
be killed and the mucous membrane
will be healed.
A complete Hyomei outflt costs
but fi, sufficient for at least two
weeks treatment, making It one of
the most economical methods of cur
ing catarrh. If the outflt does not
' complete a cure, extra bottles of
Hyomei, if needed, can be bought
for 50 cents. Remember that there
is no risk in buying Hyomei. It
costs nothing unless it cures.
Headache and Neuralgia from Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
move cause. Call tor full name.: Look
for signature E. Grove, a&c.
MERCHANTS AHE SILENT
Only Waiting; Tor Granting of Fran
chise to Capital City Telephone,
Sajs Mr. Roylan, the New Com
pany to Buy Raleigh Properly of
Colli Hell and Interstate Some of
the Plans.
A reporter for The livening Times
interviewed Manager William Boylan
of the Interstate Telephone Com
pany In regard to the present strained
relations between thai company and
the Merchants' Association of (his
city.
Mr. Boylan said that as he under
stood the matter, so far as his com
pany was concerned, all arrangements
were practically completed for the
sale of Its Raleigh property jfcq the
Capital City Telephone Company at
the same time that the sale of the
Raleigh property of the Southern Hell
Telephone Company shall be made.
In other words, that both the Inter
state and Bell in Raleigh are to sell
to the new company.
The pnly thing that was needed
now, said Mr. Boylan. to enable the
physical consolidation of the proper
ties to be effected was the granting
01 the franchise by the board ot
aldermen to the new company, and
he thought this would be (lone about
Friday.
Mr. Boylan said that the plan of
the new company was to run the
wires underground in tne Business
portion of the city and to build lines j
over tne county to ail Places wnere
as many as three telephones are used.
Engineers have been at work, he
says, on the,, plans since October.
Subscribers to either the Bell or the
Interstate wlTl, after the consolida
tion, have the Capital City telephone.
Mr. Boylan said that as he under
stood the law It would he Illegal for
either company to operate under the
franchise of the other, or for the new
ompany to operate under the fran-
chaise of either or both of the old
companies. There will be a new
board o dtraetars .for the ne com-
Seeret arylHa?. Broitgrlton of
the Merchan-tgk-Assoelation was asked
bv The - Times rciiflrter for a state
ment, bti t he said that for the pres
ent the assoclatlotn iHrCTerrcd to say
nothing.
The Druggists' Association has
adopted the following resolution:
''Resolved; That we pay for Hi" In
ii rstate telephone .for the month of
December, and this resolution shall
be notice to the company to have
this 'ilione i nt out of the drug stores
on the :ilsi of December."
Inquiry at the office of the lnter
stale Telephone Company this after
noon brought the information that
about si-: merchants had cut out the
telephone.
(By the Associated Press.)
Wlnthrop, Mass., Dec. 11. Former
Governor Franklin J. Moses of South
Carolina was found dead In bed at his
lodging house at Wlnthrop Beach to
day, being caused by asphyxiation.
When his room was broken Into gas
was found escaping from a small stdVe
which was used to heat the place; j M.
Moses was sixty years of age. He had
resided in Wlnthrop for several years
and occasionally had acted as moder
ator at its town meeting.
Mr. Moses, it is said, died In compar
ative poverty.
LYMAN ABBOTT ON
THE COMING AGE.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Trinity College, Durham, N. C,
Dec. 11. Dr. Lyman Abbott of New
York City, editor of The Outlook,
lectured in the Craven Memorial Hn4
last night at 8 o'clock. Practical
all the students heard him", and al
though the weather was exceedingly
bad, a large number of the city peo
ple was 'present. His subject was
"The Coming Age."
Dr. Abbott said that there have
been two ages in the history of the
world, nnd that we are now passing
into a third. First there was the age
of paternalism, examples of which
are the Hebrew and Roman peoples.
Then came the Individualistic age, a
holghtened example of which is the
American Indian. In this age men
looked not to a superior for their
ideas of life as they had done In the
preceding, but each man was a wholly
independent unit with ideals and pur
poses of his own, irrespective of other
men. But wo are now passing Into
the age of fraternallsm. Here men
will consider themselves parts of one
great whole, where all must labor for
the greatest common good to all.
This spirit of fraternalism manifests
itself in the three great departments
of human activity religion, Indus
try, and government. In religion no
man sees all the truth only a part;
therefore each must respect and
honor all others. In industry men
show marked advancement toward
co-operation and brotherhood, and In
government the laws are coming to
be administered more and more ac
cording to the one great ideal society
where all men arc members of one
great family.
Dr. Abbott will lecture again to
day to the student body of the college.
TRAWLER SUNK;
TWELVE DROWN,
(By the Associated Press.)
Christlansand, Norway, Dec. 11.
The steam trawler Forsogct has been
sunk in a storm. All of her crew,
numbering twelve men, were
drowned.
CHRISTMAS
FIRE AT STATEN
ISLAND FERRY.
New York, Dec. 11. The tempo
rary terminal structures of the new
Stat on Island ferry at the Battery
were destroyed by fire today.
Traffic from Staten Island was de
layed about three-quarters of an hour
as a result of the Are.
AUCTION SALE
Oivinsr to fnilinir health. I have de
rided to discontinue business and will
sell at public auction my entire stock
of Jewelry, Brlc-a-Hrac, etc., com
mencing 7; SO p. m., Saturday, De
cember 1.1th, at 110 Faycttevllle St.,
and continuing each night thereafter
until disposed of. Parties having
Christmas presents to buy will save
money by attending the sale.
MRS. E. FASNACH,
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YOU WANT TO
KEEP WELL
DURING THE
HOLIDAYS
Be yourself by keeping
your physical being in
proper shape.
DR. SHOOP'S LAXETT8,
5 CENTS,
if taken at bedtime, will
serve as a splendid lax
ative. Only at
HICKS
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We havo this year a large and well
selected stock of Christmas Books for
all. You will have to see the stock
to appreciate the c:;tent of the dis
play. All are invited to call. Mail
orders will have our careful atten
tion. Our stock of Children's Books
is unusually large and varied. Maga
zine offer, one year each World's
Work, McClurc's, Delineator $3.50.
Alfred Williams & Go
Til take a little
MARK ROGERS, please." Say
that in an earnest way say it like
you mean it. You've the right to
specify the brand; jrou want, and
it's your duty, too.
When you don't specify a brand
of good whiskey, you generally
get "any old brand" that's usu
ally served in an unlabelled bottle
the kind that shows a long
profit for the house tho .cheaper
kind.
MARK ROGERS is made for
men who think enough of their
toddy to specify the brand for
men who really can
appreciate a good
whiskey. A whiskey
that's always just a
little better in good
company.
. A At good places; but
f- - -j be sure to specify.
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Insist on Imperial Pilsener the only beer
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An ideal beverage for the home.
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Just as!: for a Call for " Chatt." the seal of
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cap. Look for it.
"Our beers are pure llqu'.J too ':"
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NOT TOO
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lie m i
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of gifts for men and boys.
Everything that Is best in
Gloves, 1 Neckwear, Umbrel
las, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs,
Smoking Jackets, Bath
Robes, etc., and a fine line
of splendidly tailored Cloth
ing at unusually reasonable
prices.
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