: SAIU.
I
your breatH
, v wlU b pan and yow Ueik pufael '
vim jam got ih good fcabit of
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G34 '2ilo a Uc" Summer
CoVH IN CCLD BLOOD
EH? STANFORD VIIITE
A-f to ml
If
It
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Mount' Airy, N, C, May J 5. A
killing has Just occurred ten miles
' (By Leased Wire t,o Tha Times.)
fnliiTnhiia - Dhla Mil SK In
rapid-fire order the concluding bust f,
nAfiM nt tha nineteenth srftntaral asjiem-. ,
biy of the Presbyterian Church In the tnIs Plactf.in Carroll- county,
United States was finished late yes--Va.; which la regarded as the most
terday. A large number of the com- cowardly crime ever committed In
misftoners began leaving Columbus that eeOoli;i'v'iv'i''A:
' Immediately after the closing of the Joseph Easter, a ' highly respected
. session. ' . citizen and a Dunkard preacher, had
The assembly's reply to the recak retired when: some man called him
citrantg in, tho Cumberland Church P inquire the nearest way to a
i was the most Important matter con- neighbor's. - The preacher came to
. , sidered. The general assembly's doc- the door and .. walked around the
'unwnt stated that the Presbyterian honsawfth tha 'man to show him
, Church In the United States of Ameiv path through the plantation, when
' lea does not intend to take away the another man a short distance away
f Tirniv t anv; MMierec&tlon' to emptied a load of buckshot- Into
' which t is not entitled; that U deeply Easter, killing him instantly. The
FocrrAtfut tha nrAnnnt' uttltiirtB of the ' victim's wife recognized the man
men who had addressed it In a petl-i who did the shooting, as the moon
if tldn against the amalgamation; that -was shining brightly, and the arrest
Meade & Baker's
Car!::!.: KcuihUssh
tha only PLEASANT antiaeptis
taydruf tor J5c, eOo-.tl-M '
Y M. A. to Havt? Home to
Cost $30,000 '
Continued from First Page.) ?;i
of the guilty party is expected.
The shooting is supposed to have
been the outcome of the preacher's
light among his church members up
on the blockaders of that section. It
Is said that if the guilty party Is ap
prehended he will be promptly
lynched. '
e u 4 11 ywoum progaiMj" lie pott, iut mo
v v obligations of Christian courtesy in
these accusations; and that it ex
tended to them a welcome in the
; luriu&uuu ui une ribbu tuurvu wuwu
' in v uH V, . .
UHJHU win uvsr mo utuaa riuBujio
. ....... -
. , '. nan, . .
f The finance committee's tcport'
, showed that 1968,068.30 had been I DOES A THKJE AT. w""
l., r,uu,tni1 K.i fV, ImiatoAa ilurlnir thai "T f"0TI U V D TTT)CQ
, year, . or this amount sZ6, 887.37
- fiaa own invested nuu mo surplus is
now In the treasury.
Local and Cincinnati friends of In- f
,. ternational arbitration
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Greenville, S. C, May 25. Miss
f Bonnie May Fowler, who disappeared
secured the ; from her home last Sunday, was lo-
ondorsement of the general assembly J cated by her father this morning at
for The Hague conference, and Mod- J the house of Bade Caley, near Samp-
erator Roberts signed a petition
which has been prepared for sending
to President Roosevelt asking him to
argue for uninterrupted work by the
nations of the world on this great
question until Its solution is reached.
After the calling of the roll of com
missioners and closing prayer, the
general assembly adjourned to meet
next year id Kansas City.
son Mills. The girl's father had to
get out a search warrant before he
could gain, entrance to the house
where his daughter was held. The
girl was delighted to get back to her
home, but she refused to make any
i statement concerning her incarcera
tion in the Caley house. Her father
thinks that she is under a threat not
to tell her story
DID HE DIE WITH A
LIE ON HIS LIPS?
ABOUT HALF CROP
OF STRAWBERRIES
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Chattanooga, Tenn., May 24. C.
W. Baird, a white man, convicted of
w1fa murder, wan hnn?eri At Ffivette-
Vtlle, Tenn., at B o'clock this morn
ing. Life was extinct eleven minutes
after the drop fell. Baird died game,
and in his last words maintained his
Innocence.
Baird is supposed tq have mur-
rrvdered his wife while they were on
their way to their farm after a day
spent in Fayettevllle. Baird claims
that theyrwere held up by two men
i. and that the killing was done by
these men.
ADDRESS BV MR. LACY.
. KGRQ GIVES HIMSELF IT.
1 Special to The Evening Times.)
Burlington, N. C, May 25. The
literary address at the graded school fWEATHKR FAVORABLE
last night was delivered by State
Treasurer Lacy before a largo and ap
preciative audience. There were
many expressions of praise for the
manner in which the audience was
' entertained by the speaker.
Bob Benton, a negro brakeman,
who a few weeks ago seriously in
jured a white man named Smith at
Haw River, returned to his home
here today and delivered himself to
the police. Benton claims that he
can produce evidence which will
prove that the deed was committed
in self-defense. He gavo bond.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Wilmington, N. C, May 25. The
Carolina Fruit and Truckers' Journal
in Its issue of today says:
"From present Indications the 1907
fruit crop of strawberries will run
anywhere from twelve to fifteen hun
dred carloads, which will really
amount to about half a crop, possibly
two-thirds of a normal crop. NothT
lng Is being permitted to rot In the
fields for lack of harvesting, and pos
sibly every berry that ripens will be
saved and shipped. While the vol
ume of money br mght into this sec
tion will fall far short of previous
years, nevertheless it is estimated
that the net profits to the growers per
acre will be very nearly if not quite'
up to the average of previous ' sea
sons." .' V iX
I THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH.
(By Leased ."lre to The Times.
New York, May 25. The Chroni
cle's weekly report says:
Our telegraphic reports from the
south indicate that the weather had
been favorable during the week.
Rain has fallen in most districts,
but the precipitation has been light
or moderate as a rule. Most of our
reports denote that the crop Is now
doing better, but It is claimed that
warm, dry weather is needed In
Texas.
i If
For Every
Cobldng
Purpose
ings of student committees are now
held. Such demand is there for
rooms for these committee meetings
that sometimes the building proves
inadequate. 8ince Its completion,
too, most of the banquets held by
small numbers of the students have
been held 'in the association build
ing's reading room. By providing
offices for all the college publications
the Y. M. C. A. building has become
also the news center of the campus.
"As a social center, though, the
association building has proved its
greatest value. Especially during
the long winter days, when the foul
weather has forbidden any form of
out-door sport, has Its game room
been full to overflowing. Here every
afternoon and night many students
find recreation In playing chess,
checkers, cueroquct and other games
on tables furnished by the associa
tion.
"Tho reading room, too, has at
tracted many, but its equipment has
been insufficient, and hence it has not
been able to reach the full extent of
its usefulness. It is through the so
cial life of its game room that the
association building base come to be
indispensable to the University stu
dents." The proposed building at the A. A
M. College will be larger than the
one at the University and will have a
number of additional features, in
cluding halls for the literary socie
ties of the college.
So hearty an interest has been
manifested In the movement by our
citizens that the committee Is confi
dent of the success of the enterprise.
To provide In this way for the social,
moral and religious welfare of this
large body of students which every
year comes into our midst is certainly
a meritorious undertaking. . ,
ASKEI) TOloOK ITd " ,
.. THE JAPANESE iScCLCSio
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, D. C, May 25p-Vls-court
Aokl, the Japanese ambassador,
and several members of the embassy
staff, will leave Washington. about the
middle of next month for a tour of
neveral weeks on the Pacific coast.
The object of the visit had a direct
bearing on the question of Japanese I
exclusion fi tha United States and on
the renew al ot the 'tratt of commerce
and navigation 'now In (dree, between
this country and Jaoanjt. The ambas
sador, -w tuf fs presumably not . acting
In; the matter wlthput the wishes or
sanction of his government, purposes
to, find out for himself what the char
actor of the opposition is on the Pa
cific coast agalnct the admission of
Japanese laborers to this country.
It has lately been represented that
the government of Japan has weaken.
ed from the question of excluding Jap
anese of the laboring ; class from, the
united States and that the coming new
treaty will, If Japan has its way, in
sist upon liberal treatment to which
no such exception - or nullification as
that effected by the recent immlarra
tlon act will be permitted. The trip
which Ambassador Aokl Is about to
make to the Pacific coast leads coibd
-.0 this statement. '
.' (By Leased Wire to The Times.)
"' New Tork, May 1 25.VW. M. Chase,
the noted artist, wlU sat) on June 1
on. the Lucknia for visit to- London,
Paris and Italy, where he will; inter
est American artists abroad in the
proposed memorial to Stanford .Vhlte.
Recently several meetings of artists
and other friends of Mr. : White have
been hf Id. ' Regarding their plans Mr.
Chase, -at his studio gave out the fol
lowing statement: - $
"Many. rtists and friends , of' Stan
ford White have held meetings jfo con
sult as to what is beat to do In recog
nition ot him as a man. a friend and
an artist' While no final deoisKh has
been, reached.' we mean to Baa some
thing substantial, and the only Reason
for the delay la that we have not de
cided as to the best form for that re
cognition to take.
'-Many suggeslons have been. made.
but tha one that is most favored Is the
erection of a monument. Another sug
gestion' that has been discussed Is the
establishment of a chair devoted to
One -arts in Columbia University. Our
decision will be announced soon."
TAKES HIS CRAZED
-. WIFE BACK HOME
(By Leased Wire to The Times.) '
Washington. D- May 25. Mrs.
James Axsoii, of Chester, Pa., who was
arrested In the Baltimore & Ohio sta
tion on a charge of insanity, was re
moved to her home Ijv her husband,
who had been notified by the local po
lice, i Policeman Nussoaum noticed the
peculiar actions of the woman tj she
got oft a late train, ami accosted her
Just after, she had endeavored to get
President Roosevelt over the telephone.
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' 1 uuwiuf Ncwfsrt h .t- - '' "l-
. Apd criioy the comforts that orrljr ' light weight ap-
narel ran crivc thi summer tira!ir, hr.' ernmfv in
' ' " h y& k3 a longer siege of hot weather ' and ' you had . just as
weu proviac ror it now. - - ' , ,
A HUGE COLLECTION,
CF H IGH-CLA5S . " '-.'
GARMENTS 1 '-U y
. vv Comprise our new light-weight stocky and this sea- ,
son we made the.effort of our lives to obtain for our pa
, Irons the" very best' tailored apparel it is possible for
'3 Amsrica's rost skilled labor, to devise,. Unusually rca-
somwe prices area tenure ot eur new stock, - .,7
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CROSS JSi-'LINEHAN 'COMPANY
MRS. LEGO IS ACQl'ITTED '
-OP Hl'SllAXD'S MURDER.
Br teased Wire to The Times.)
Weston, "W. v.i., May 25. Mrs.
Sarah Ann, Legg, nneo scntenacd to
be. hanged, for killing her husband,
but granted a new trial, was acquit
ted yesterday.
"BLEST BE .
THE TIE THAT BINDS"
CaseXots at Lowest Prices
V
- - For table, medicinal or cooking purposes w ars
offering the very beat valaes in pur bqaora and torn-.
ported cordials, at remarkably low prices. ,
The demand for case lots of bjgh-grad wtiisH , '
has forced me to pat ap a number of 4-qnmrt caaasq
notably among these, are . ( ,
, Yadkin, ttlomr, 6 yar old eons, flJBQ i .
Mlhmrmarlm Rym, agd In mood, $3.99 ,
Another exceptional offer iaa -qnart easei at
Monongahelia IXXX This is the finest rya vbiskay
vex produced at the price. Si toil quarts, $4.fi&
TbtN Prts Hmwrmmm Charit
Mail orders ars filled tha day received,
and forwarded on first trains. Writs
i for pries list " '
Largsss Mail Ords- Bow " if b otsv '
LTLaianu, , Lynchburg Va.
)
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Birmingham,: Ala., May 25. The
Southern General Assembly-, adjourn
ned singin 'Blest He The Tic That
Bindi"- In spite of the close tote by
which the Charlotte articles ot acree-
ment a. sdopted, namely 94' to M,
the dofeated jnlwUv : appear. ' have
departed withouFbltter feeling; ., :
It wflsdectaanyse deleastlon
ot thirteen to Ui-Fkii.PreBbytrlan Al
liance Conference liVNeW Tork City.
Dr. Allen O. Hall 'of Vanderbilt Uni
versity, - vas made Chairman of the
church conference Commission, The
most important action was the ap
pointment by '.special -committees of
Church to the council' formed by
articles of agreement
"The Opera Housei
In Your Home."
the
This is the stove you .
should have in tout 1
c kitchen. It's . new. It's up-to-dater It's
different from other oil stoves. It will give
; you best and quickest results on baking-day
'V. tsi other days: The flame of the
Clue Fkzs Clft :!i-S:pv2
is Always under immediate control ' If you use '
a New Perfection your kitchen will be cooler '
ttis sunyner than ever before. Every stove
i warranted, llade in three sizes. If . .
not at your dealer's, write o our near-
est ascy for descriptive circular. 1 , ,
mr boosehold -tue.
' Kads of brtM tnronglirat and beautifully nickeled.
Perfecj y coastrmctad ; absolately safe; unazctUed ia
lirht-tivirf powan an ornament ts siry roonu Irery
lams warranted. If not at your dealer's, writ ts our ;
earett sancy.:.;.
i - , CIAKD'" f- t TAKT
MRS. M'KENLEY'
LIES UNCONSCIOUS
(By Leased Wire to The. Times.)
Canton, O.May 28. --Dr. O. fi.. Port'
mann, after calling, at the. McKlnley
hqme and consulting With, Dr. Klxey,
Issued a statement, saying that jMre.
McKlnley is not so -well; that her con
dition .since early morning . has been
unfavorable,, and that JJr. Rise? -will
aDanafui nts plan to( return to Wash
ington .tonight unless the day's devel
opment are, much mors satisfactory,
a Mrs, McKlnley Is unconscious of the
off orta made by solicitous friends to
fight eath away. Not since a tem
porary ; rally to consciousness last ,ev
eatng when whs" took a small amount
ot nourishment has she shoved ny
Indications ot realising what la going
on about her. '--v-.it..T. r-.f.-.. . . .
. ; f -y ri r: i r.'" f ' ?rt
DISTfRBED THB CONGREGATION
. The person who disturbed the eon
gregatloB ' last Sunday hy continually
coughing is reqnesVsd to buy a bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar. O. Q. King.
K.'V. ZOEIXA APPOINTED P ' f;
OX STATE BO AlD PHARMACY.
OoTernor' iQlenn has' atnolnted Mr.
B. V.- Zoeller, of Tarboro a member
of the Stats Board of Pharmacy. Bis
appointment as a member of the board
was recommended to the governor ' st
the last meeting of that body, j -
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WANTED rOH TJ. B. ABUT: AblS
bodied nnmanied it en Detween ages
of SI and IS; dtlxens of United
Btates fit rood eharacter and tem
perats habits, who can vpak. rsad
and writ English. For Information
apply to EscmlUsg Officer,
Pajrettsrlllo Btrsst. .
Will Wio, Says Mr. Livingston
(Continued from First Page.)
dore H. Price, who has turned cotton
bull, Colonel Livingston said be was
gratified that .Mr. Price had laken
up the fight,' and wnsnovlng ulong
the very lines' he "himself had out
lined. In beginning ', his fight Mr.
Price declared '.that, all the chnrges
made by Colonel Livingston , were
true. It was pointed out, however,
that the government 'could take no
part in this peQonal campaign.
STROMBOLI WORKING .
18 "HIS PBEDICTION.
Messlni, Italy," May 23. The ; people
are awaiting with more or less anxiety
to find whether Or not1 the predictions
of "Prof. Frank A. Perret. of NeWlTprk,
assistant director! of the royal observ
atory on Mount Vesuvius, that there
will be a violent outbreak of the -volcano
Stromboll J today ' or ' Sunday.
Stromboll has "been more than unus
ually active for the last week and it
1h feared that there may be soma truth
in Perrefs prediction. . j
Wonderful Eczema Cure.
"Our little bov had eczema for five
years," writes; N. At Adams, Henriet
ta, a. Two Of our home doctors
said the eas was hopeless, 'his lungs
being affected 'We 'then employed
other doctors but no benefit resulted.
By chance we read about Electric Bit
ten; bought a bottle and soon noticed
improvement. 'We continued this med
icine until several bottles were used.
when our boy was completely cured."
Best of all blood medicines and body
building health tonics. Guafanteed at
all druggists. 50c -'
i Vil i; ..I ;rii, t
ill's bW-y All!,
SPRING TOniC v-'
BLOOaTuRIFIER
VICKT "
TAR-HEEL
$1.00 Size er.i value 50c .
Money back if not pleased.
At Druggists or 3 bottles sent
prepaid for $1.50.
l Ricircori,
' K'fg C :Lt,
. Greenb"- 11. O. " '
-4 There has -just -been put up a handsome picture on the - - .
. ' bill boards of Raleigh of Edison's Phonograph a work.
of jLft very ono should see. Call on Hayes and. see these , ,
" grand new. Phonographs, and listen to tho sweetest mtKw.i-s ;r
, 40 : i: you ; veverii iheard. ; .Tou . will bo- cordially greeted, r t-iM
whethoryou buy or not. , ' - ' ; . '
' hay e s
, ' 1.11 Fayettevillo Stiwt. ' 7 ' ' ; .
P. S. We also make any kind of Picture.dny or night, ' ;
' and will go anywhere. , - ' 4 i ' " '- '
ISl
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THE BEST LAtNDItT, 1 ;
Every cloud has Its silver lining.. Of .
course there is a good deal of dirt In ,
Balelghv , That's the kind of town wa
want-ne where tne smoKe ana soot
streams forth trom the factory bulld-
ItifMi mflv mnnn aotleil .linen.' but it s.
also means progress and prosinsrlty. t
We couldnt' get along without the lot--tor,
but the. v linen ban be thoroughly . ;
nurifled and returned to its original ;,
immaculate condition at our mundry...
A thoroughly modern -concorn, operat-
ed by skilled workmen. . ' . , f
OAK CITY STEAMVLAUNDRY
JWU,i ; SMI I J
'nn tut
flMt
3
BOTTLES ffn)
niiiskey.Ulll
6 Full Quarts Tot 00 0
Carolina Whiskey p u . u U
Onotinfe Whulwr will iva cxcalUM utUuiloo. . It Is S Wall sued
rtacla nd In oor Mtimatlon, far superior to tha daevetiona- and mix
tun aold by irrenpoaaibl nuU order whulcey hoaim at S8.00 to $3.60
per salloa. . We make a apecial price oa CAROLINA WHISKEY to show
that we are not afraid of any kind of competition Our plant enter four
teen acree, mkiog u the Urstat auul oroer whixkey houee ia the world.
1
3 SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE. Cut out thli advertisement and
return n wnn .vs ana we
will ship yo by express 6 full quarts el Carolina Whiskey and w
win include tn same dox, compumentary, sample nettle Of eecn,
"ZuUeka," "Oold Band" and Casper's 12 Year Old White Cans.
SPECIAL NOTICE 1 Wa deliver the above express prepaid anywhere
in North Carolina. Virginia and West Virginia, bat customers linns
in other stales reached by Adams or Southern Express Companies,
must remit Me, extra. Buyers east of Mississippi Kiver residue on
some other express lines must send $3.95 for the 6 quarts and 3 sample
botUes and we will prepay express. Remit cash with order and address :
THE CASTER CO., Inc., XoamoKe. Vaw
(lb WW tmw. H. C) Ovum of P. S. BwlilmS mnuiny Ha KM, sts nrt., Vs.
au wsukiai ad snatr mvwrtnton of IT. R. OfBi-.r sns rurasistS psie asdsr ttn
", ' MiUlotial Par Fuod M4 Drue L; . ' . -
, Even a child can see the point. It '
pays to 6uy China or Cut Glass here,
because to every fair price Is added a
guarantee-' of Quality., We aro shown 1
ing the largest assortment of Dinner
Ware and odd pieces of , Docoratod
! CJhina in the city, Pomo In and see
1 our display,'-
'WEATHERS & PERRY, i
"S?S .. f,i A:.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FARI1ERS BANK,
capital; . , ;v.Vr: .V. ; ; . . . ::: . , . A $100,000.00
SUT?PX,US L ...:..;. t .-. 100,000.00
Stands first in point of- deposits among the 27J ' -f '
Stale' Banks,' Private B inica and Thist Compa- ,
' "nies in North Carolina which do tiot: jfcjvfotoiK
- eat on deposits. 1 . 1 '.' ' , '
NETrT1 ' BTTSIN ESS WANTED.
I
-v "- ' 'to,', Li&t
J-
RALEIGH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY.'
'round.steps bank." , ' ,
Three Generations of Banking. ItalelgU Kattonal Bank, 1805'
1885; National Bank of Raleigh, 1885-1005;. Raleigh Banking and
Trusf Company, 1005, ' t 1
. The .long and successful career of tha "Round Steps Dank" Is
- sufficient guarantee of Its high character.' In addition to paying lib
; oral semi-annual dividends, It has paid out to its stockholddrs nearly
half a million debars in profits. "
Steel Safety Boxes In a strong,, thoroughly up-to-date Curglar
. proof. Vault, oifer an unsurpassed opportunity to its patrons for the
custody ot valuable papers. ' - . l : , ' . -
IX TllEJ Sl'RIXa -, .
nnd summer a dish of rich -and, de
licious tee cream isucu as we make Is
refreshing and nourishing; and can
be eaten when the appetite1 craves for
nnthlns else. Our Ice cream is mire
'and flavored from" pure fruit Juices, .
nnd you, will always find H delicious
and palate tickling.' ,
w. vmavin betts.
riinnca: Raleigh 719; Bell 1371. t
CHA8. E. JOnXSON,
v President.
W. K. JONES,
. Viec-Pres. , .
F.
n. BRIOGS3,
Cashier.
Tho ALGONQUIN HOTEL
Gninliy Street ami College Plh".
NORFOLK, VA.
M I Mudern Kqnlpmciit Tliroulioiit- --jl
KUItOPKAN PliAV.
Superb Cafe, .Consistent Rates, Ex
cnllnnl f?nrVlrfl '. (Inntrtil ' I .oration.
hi! Convenient to BusTncss and Roslden- .
tlal Districts". Capacity, 300.
Cars to all Points of Interest in
Kthe City, as well as Jamestown Ex
position OrouiKH, pn"3 tno doors.
WJI. C. I" . : , : r.