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EVENING. TIMES: WEDNESDAY.TfoECH "27," 1907. ."?"
Ci'OFOUTWITII
THIS DLACKMAN
BoyIanPeorce Co.
Boylan-Pccrcc Cc.
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ffi MEDICINES
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f His Presence InDapartcient
;;-.-. Rouses a Fume
v.PEIITION BY VUITES
J ,t Krapfoyment of Negro Draughtsman
v - in the,Architictf Office: of the
" S ; 1 Treasury .is Followed bjr General
v ' - ' V "Request from the White Employes
, of Ue Office for His Removal.'
? (By Leased Wlr to The Times.)
I ',, Washington -;.arca 27. Request
lng .tout ttvnr negro draughtsman- .re
' " gently appointed to a position in life
J .' arcliitest's tofllco ot the treaaVryj be
jt . , removed from the department, a pe
4 titlon signed hy practically "all the
i -,' employes in f the division ;was pre-
; j , . sontad to Secretary Cortelyou yester
day.1 vAaa result the matter will
T r r v proiably..be taken up with President
. Roosevelt ' in the near future. Alto
i; gethettnere are about ighty archi,
S s. --tTMoit employed In the; draughting de-
K . partmenk -s i
' :' r-Th question has 'toMBv before tho
; ? ' white architects for some time. In
, fact' ever since the colored man' be-
i . gan work, about two weaks.ago. Ona
man, a Virginian, has even gdne bo
J . far as not only to sign the petition
,'. hut has resigned his positlbn. . This
: . wag dono; however, with the under
standing that he may resume his du-
" ties within the next few months, pro
, . vidlng he changes his mind. Kpv
i . eral of the" old employes have also
threatened to give up their jobs.
, . , . . To Consult the Presidont.
, '" ' ' Several days ago, tipon his retard
from New York, th petition was
. ' jilaced ln,tue hands of BupervlBing
' Architect Taylor. This ofllctal. In
turn, took the "paper before the sec
retary Who. It is said, will consult
', President ; Roosevelt with roferencc
1 to the incident. ' 4 l"
, : Bomothingv like 250 different
;, draughting Jobs, are on hand In the
-v architect division, which has broirght
v about an nnusuttlly large amount of
' -. ' work. . Architects were found T to be
short, and ths Buporvislng architect
-was compelled to seek, civil servlcf
appointees for the places. In this
""Vway the negro entered the office.."
Several Of the white men complain
- - that they are compelled to work side
' by aids with the colored man and at
tho same tables.' Jn addition- to the
,' ' indlgmvUon that had, alxeadjf-boen
aroused, the proximity of tho col
ored man with the white architect
causbd tho others -J (o - meet' atoong
' 1 themselves, with the result of poti-
" - tloO Ji being -circulated requestiong
Secretary Cortelyou to take; soma ac
tion..' ,H - ,f
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miss umiiji morosini, tittuglitor of tiio foriiKT partner of the lato Jny
- . tJould.rrs nillitant friul ofi all dumb cruturos. 8ie recently prosi
ontea a groom wlio niiHtrcated Uir r pCt prlza winning lioraK This
,: j, plctaro Is frons snapshot of Miss SlorOsliii and" her favorite horse
Simple Prescription for Home
j Die KWaey Cure '
A BLESSING - TO MANY
Makes the Kidneys Act and' Over-
come Rheumatism and Bladder
Troubles.
. To make up enough of the "vege
table trearaent," which is claimed to be
relieving nearly every sufferer who
uses It for backache, kidney complaint,
sore weak bladder and rheumatism; get
from any good prescription pharmacy
one-half ounce Fluid Extract Dande
lion once . ounce Compound Kargon
and three tounces Compound Syrup of
Barsapartlia. Shake well in a bottle alid
take In, teaBpuiiiiful doses after each
meal and again at bedtime.
Those who have tried it c-.aim that
It acts gentlif "but thoroughly on the
kidneys, .reifevlng backache and blad
der trouble and urinary difficulties al
most Instantly. Many cases of rheuma
tism are known to have been relelved
within a,ifew days, the pain and swell
ing diminishing with each dose.
A well-known local druggist, who is
in a position to know, asserts that this
prescription, wherever it becomes
known,', always ruins the sales of the
numerous patent medicine rheumatism
cures, kidney cures, etc. It Is a pre
scriptlotViWhlcli the majority of patent
medicine amnufucturers, and even cer
tain physicians dislike to Ren publish
ed. Few cases. Indeed, which will fall
to fuly yield tu its peculiarly soothing
and healing Influence. Being composed
of-common every-day vegetable in
gredients, Which canbe gotten from any
drugghjt, it makes up a good, honest
and harmless remedy and at small cost.
OFFICERS ELECTED
; BY RALEIGH ELKS
KISSES HER COUNSEL
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WILL' BE EFFORT
' FOR A NEW TRIAL
'- Tho case on appeal from Alamance
: county, In which Annie, Turner, the
s . negro woman who was, found guilty
Of being an accessory of Henry Wal
ker, who made an attempt to murder
Col. L. Banks Holt, Is to be heard in
' tho supreme court Tuesday. She wa?
s convicted and. sentenced to thirty
years In the state prison. -. ' ,
'' " A : new trial is asked ' on' three
.grounds; ' ', ' : .".' )
. "i First,- that the Judge refused t0
H'brder- a removal when an affidavit
r" was made that a fair trial could not
.- . be had In - Alamance county ( on ac
i " count" ot the feeling that had1 'been
'engendered.
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i,Ai5ooondly.- Col. U Banks Holtv was
, allowed to answer the following ques
tion, which was asked bv the sollcl-
fcV I Ator: " What' seemed, and what was,
the relation between Henry Walker
i' , ; ': ' and Annie Turner and Fannie Mc
, ---- k-"C8jj "the defense" obJectedloTtyie
' A 1 question, but the court ruled jagalgst
v t " tlpm'ln(rn exception was takeay
- The third exception was tho failure-'
Vi,f 0f tbo Judge to charge tha there was
' ?;. no evldence,tendlng to show motive
v -" on the part of Annle'ruTher1.''"
i.' ' 1 . u'MM on theso joints-tht -a new
trial Is asked.-- i.rx
i V' Honfy Walker, '.It will ''he remem
..'jv'." v' bered, was convicted during thoflrst
'w'' Part, of December and - hanged early
t -X - n' January, The case was tried be?
.I : '. j i Ore Judge Fred Moore. ; . , .., .
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V.. r? George A3e 'ls to Wtrte- !play. for
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,t Ezra Kendall.
- "Marine Elliott (s to play a month's
- engagement in New York . in J'Her
Great Match." J - -
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ELOOD"
.' . hot aristocratic.
but impure.
A!rs Josephine Kelly Acqolt
' led if. Murder
CAROLINA AND.:.'-'
LAFAYETTE TIE
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She Flings He Arms Around the
Neck of Her Aged rounsel, and
' With Ntri-nmiiiK Wyes I'resses a.
Kiss tpon His Cheek.'' '
, (Ry teased Wire to The Times.)
' Baltimore, Md.v March &7. Whcn-the
Jury announced ' that Mrs; Josephine
Kelley was not guilty of the murder of
her sister, Ida On IT, she jumped up and
threw her arms about her senior coun
sel,.. United States. Senator William
(Special to The Evening Times.) ; v
Chapel Hill, N. C, March 27-Caro-Iina
tied Lafayette yesterday In a ten
inning game with a score of five to
five. The game was called-on account
of darkness. ' , i
The features of the game , .were
Thompson's fielding and batting, the
playing of Knox on shortstop, and the
throe-bagge iby Swank. The' ; game
wad a very slow one, the pitching of
both sides being sorry. ''
Carolina scored in the second inning,
but in the third Lafayette made four
runs, two of them being forced.' ' In
the sixth-inning Carolina, was one run
In the lead, but Swank's three-bagger
in the eighth Inning and subsequent
run tied the score five to five, where
It remained until the tenth inning,
When the game was called on account
ot darkness. ' pi V w '
i Score by innings:- .-;T'' BHE
Carolina .-. Cl( 115 060 5- 10' 1
Lafayette . . . . iOM 000 010 (15 8 C
.Batteries: Carolina, 'Morrow and
Rogers; Lafayette, Edwards f and
Snook. . . .. . . (
. Suijftmary:. Struck put by Morrow 3,
by Edw&rds : 7; sthree base' hits, one by
Swank' bf Lafayette;, vo base hits,
Carolina it ('Umpire, Dr. Lawaon; two
base hits, by Lafayette. , , I .
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Plnk'ney hyte. hueged him, and bisi
him on thfrjcheelc. j Tears were steLiii-
lng down her face: CongrcsMmaiv HarH
ry B. rwolf;r the handsome Junior coun
scl,' was temporarily absent. ..The old
War horstrof .democracy; hs soon as he
could -disengage himself, said : . , 4 ., 1 1 -'
"You see, I um not too old for the
ladles:-'- -;. .
DurlDSrln-Uttl- -scene, there wove
but few i'dry' "(jyeS( In tho ' court . room
and even,', Judge, Doblcr, who has sut
on many amuider ease, looked with
sympathetic eyes "upon Mrs. Kelley as
she pointed, out her afTurtoh for thoso
about her-. , . , 1
p Havirt-jbeen ..tiaclared innocent, '.the
prisoner uccompamea.Dy nor nusounu,
thstt left the court .lOeiA, to be joined
by ilrc latters Iwo" sisters. The parly
afterward left for. Uie' Mulllkln Street,
home, j Whore'.iitho; pouplf wilt still ra-.
The trial -was the, elglitluli hurophl i
ease in -tMleh tSt-Jiator, Whyte,. -uow ,
eighty years old.-ua' itiK-aiifd, equnt-tj
ly a young lawyer boasu'ik to me vef-i
eran of the Mt(rjJinil ar4htt, he 1W I H-Stre-wth.orHoBrtWwkjipss.-meanBNerre
tried-'six murder jwsesl a!ui but . one ' ? rartJi. or Nerve Wmkiinothing ire. Po.
Of lls.cliejitstva 'hanged, a Whyte
gejitly retorted, 'J1iave tiled iixty niid
TO BVIIiD ROAD FROM '
JACKSON TO AHOSItit?.
, (Special to The Evonmg Times.)' ""
Jackson','' "N. C, March 27. There has
been organised a comoapy to build a.
H.tl.An.l . .... . . U . .... " . 4 . 1 . L - A...
lander'. It Is backed by the best and
most Influential citizens In the county,
through which it Will pass.,- . ..
Heart Strength
At th meeting of the Elks last' night
the officers for the ensuing year were
elected.-And It is thought that they will
give general , satisfaction. - In several
instances there were warm -ce-ff tests,
but, all, ended well and the Elks In per
fect harmony. The principal fight was
over thi election of exalted ruler.
The election resulted as follows:
Exalted Kuler Dr. S. P. Norris.
Bsteemed Leading Knight W. A.
Llnehan. . ,,,, ,
Esteemed Royal Knlht J. Ft. Fer-
rall.
.. Esteemed Lecturing Knight Jas I.
Johnson.
Treasurer Jno. W. Cross.
Secretary Jas. P. Jordan.
Tlter-H. J. Hervey. J-
Orand Representative R. T. dowan.
Trustee for 3 years L. A. Mahler.
,f The pastnjear has been the most
prosperous one In the history of the
organization in this city, and the com
pletion of the handsome Elks Temple
was effected at a cost of $35,000. It is a
modern club building in every respect
tind one that the Elks of Raleigh may
well feel proud of. They will now
start forward on another year, and It
is with the brightest prospects.
Last night, after the election of offi
cers, a banquet was held and the even
ing spent in a most festive manner.
JUNIOR BARACAS
' BEAT: CENTENNIALS
In a slow game of baseball yesterday
afternoon the Centennial School, the
Junior Baraca team defeated the Cen
tennial team by a score Of 18 to 0.
Tames Belvln, for the Baraca team," did
excellent work at first base and at the
bat, making two home runs with two
men on bases each. time. H. Oldham
did some good work for the Baraoas tn
left field. Bogasse, for Centennial, also
did some nice playing in the field.
The line-up was asi follows: Cen
tennial Conrad; B. s. .; Rogers, H.,
c. f.: RiddHvS.; c; Hosue, E., lb.;
critcher, 2b.; Harris, P., So,; Bogasse,
8., I. f.; Lee. R., r. f.; Crowder.-R., p.
Baraca Mooneyham, A.,- s. s.; Betts,
S., c. f.; Teachy,.,J c; Kelvin, J.. lb.;
Haves, H 2b. t Stevens, 8b.; Oldham,
H., 1. f.; Parhamj J., r. f.; Betts, C, o.
v.'-
none was hanged"
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. FOOD COl-TF.E
i.:akc3 nrD niood.
P.end "The Road to Wellvlllc,'
"in 1 l '
SrDDEIf DEATH OKA '',-.
7 . -' , COTTON OVKUATOR.
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(By Leased Wire to The Times.) ,
New Tork;March 27. While in con
sultation with-the . members ' of-, the
firm of J. H. iJino & Company, com-
I mission merchants fn their: office ;. in
Worth street, shortly before noolt yes
terday, John' W, Chaffee.' a prominent
'cotton operator of . Augusta, Ga. was
stricken with apoplexy. He was ' Te
I ntoved to .the Hudson street hospital
anil died at 7 o'cloek last evening.
Mr. Chaffee was the father-in-law1 ot
i J. II. Lane, senior member of the firm
and was about sixty years of age.
Itlvely, not one weak heart in ft hundrod 1. In It
Mlf,' aetiMlly dtuwiswl. It it ftlmoat lwy a
hidden tlnj little nerve that really it mil el hulk
Thin obscure nerve the Cbnllae, or Heart Nerve
Imnly uoedt. and must Imve. more sower, mors
l&hlhty, mora eontrolliiig, , mora governing
ttrength. Without that the Heart must coatlnu
to lufl, and the atomach ana kidneyt alio hart
these same control ling nervei.
This clearly explain! why, at a medicine. Dr.
Shoop'a Kestorati ve hat In the past done go much
for weak and ailing Hearts, Dr. Snoop first nought
the caaso of all this painful, palpitating, iufloca.
lng heart distress.. Dr. Shoop'i Rettorauve this
popular prescription It alone directed to these
weak and wanting nerve centers. It bulldtl
iCstrengthens: It offers real, genuine heart help.
It you would have strong Hearts, strong dt
gestloa, strengthen these nerves re ettahllsh
them at needed, with r v ... . . ..
Dr; Shoop'o
iteotorative
HEOYT. KICKS., ,
TO BE TRIED FOR AN
t ATROCIOUS CRIME.
Jackson, N. C:, March 27. Court con
vened here yesterday. Judge C, C.
Lyeva, preKidinfe. Ilia charge to the
grand juiy was a masterly effort. This
, term of the court will have more capital
cases than have been In Northampton
for the past twenty years, there being
three of the criminal docket. One 1b the
case of Matthews for the murder -of
young Wm. Ralney on January 17th.
This was a most shockintr and atroclons
crlmoi i The factvthat he was hot sum
marily dealt with, proves tho confidence
the people of Northampton have m the
law and their ability to control their
passions. Solicitor Kerr IS1 proving him
self to be an efficient and competent
officer. ". f' i i
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HERK HOLICITINO FUNOS FOR '
-.cHpiimEN's HosWiSocriirrY.
MrSlMary", Btiaxn a here this week
soliciting- funds for the North Carolina
Children's Home. Society, and she -may
be' addressed at Mrs. Heflln's, ; This so
ciety is already well known In this city
and' fifteen little ones have been re
ceived from Raleigh. Since the society
was organised something over , three
years ago, two hundred -children hav
been placed 'In homes- svtd instead of
being raised up as homeless waifs, they
are provided for by those who feel deep
ly interested in their welfare. A great
work has the society done. It Is non-
sectarlan and Is supported solely by
voluntary gifts.
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Everyfhihgih Readiness for Easter,
' Easter Millinorv, Easter Costumes, Easter Eton &nd --,.'
Pony Suits, Easter Shirt Waists, Easter Separate Skirts, - ,;, '
Easter Parasols and Gloves. The style elpquence, of the
faithful reproductions of the most stylish Suits must ap
peal to those who want to be well dressed And where
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is the nonnal woman who doesn't? ' . . '1u.,r 1
READY-TO-WEAR HATS
The Gage Hat, tailor-made, receives
the rounds of applause from an ad
miring public. Others ready made In
chic styles, from the largest manu
facturers In the country, shown only
In the most becoming styles.
EASTER COSTUMES and
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
White Suits for Confirmation
Dresses, Handsome Costumes and
Tallor-Made Suits in the Pony and
Eton styles. Wide range for your
selection.
ROUND-LENGTH
SKIRTS
Without invidious comparison, here
Is where every taste may be suited,
every fancy gratified. Taffeta Skirts,
Voiles, Batiste, Panama, Plaids,
Broken Checks and Fancy Mixtures,
moderately priced.
SHIRT WAISTS
Lingerie Waists, Lawn and Batiste
Waists, Fancy Silk Net Waists, Jap
Silk Waists, in white and black.
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MISSES' AND GIRLS'
JUMPER SUITS
Suits, Dresses, Coats -wad' Skirts for
the younger folks, giving a conlprev
bensive idea of the popular styles and
fabrics of the season.
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SILK PETTICOATS
Taffeta Silk Skirts in all the new
shades, tiiflck and white. . .Take a
glance 'at these. They'll be euro to
please yon.
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LONG GLOVES
FOR EASTER
A Jarge shipment of Long
Gloves,. Mousquetaire style, In Glace
Kid, Silk and , Lisle Gloves, in 16
bntton lengths, fashionable colors. ,
Other Fabric Gloves In all lengths; ,
two-button and clasps.- .,,
YOUR EASTER
PARASOL
The Easter show of tine Sun
Shades, Parasols and ITmbrellas,
plain and fancy colors,, with, natural
sticks and fancy mounted handles.
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SUMMER PUTS NEW
LIFE INTO HIM
When he uses our choice 'Clarets,
Tokays and our other fine table wines
at meals, the old people say. For
old age and for the feeble and infirm
and the convalescent there' is nothing
like our Maple Spring Whiskey, guar
anteed under the Pure Food Law to
be absolutely pure.
Four full quarts, packed In
- telescope, express prepaid
' for . 9.00
Eight full quarts, packed in
telescope, express , prepaid
for . B.T5
Fifteen full quarts, packed in
- telescope, express prepaid,
for . lo.oo
THE NEWC0MB CO.,
. ' ,..: Petersburg, Virginia.
Tlie PROMPT MAIL-ORDER nOCSE
: ; : are you : r:
Ready for Easter
WE HAVE ON SALE
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords, .... ... i . $1.00 and fli5
Children's Canvas Oxfords with 16w heels, in white, pink , " J
i and blue, 85c. and $1.00
Chll4ren's Patent Leather Oxfords. BOc. to $l.fiO
Gentlemen's Qxfords (Gun Metal and Pat. Leathers), 93.60
Embroidered White Belts 10, 2S add 50c.
New'Fancy Ribbons, from. , . .' 2it t& BOci
Long Silk Gloves, . $1.00 Is pair;
Dropstitch Hose, all colors 4 . . ." ' 2B&
Infants' Lawn Caps, all new 25c. to $1.23
Shirt Waist Hate for Ladies and Misses.. - V; 1 .
New line of Back and .Side Combs... 10 to SOc
-Also complete lines of White Dress Goods. ... .
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Wsi Wiirt ffttt
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Best forBxiidaa! and Fily Use
lAQiiarlsg'A,
Shipped in Plain Sealed
' Package, Exppsss '
r Prepaid., "
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED".
i&rvs Our Mottai fl';'l
,MNt Hew Cheap, but Hoi Oood"
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THE COUSINS SUPPlY C9t,
e- HICHMONO, ,VA.
Reference! Planert National Sink.
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BEST MATTRESSES EVER SOLD FOR THEIMOKEY. '
Wo attribute our unusually large Mattress, trade to the great
bargains we are continually offering." No," neld o spend sleepless
nights for lack of comfort when ybu can' buy the best Mattresses
made today for so little money. Our Easy Payment Plan helps tho
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The Raleigh Furnilnre Co.,
17 E. Martin and 15 Market t.
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