$m. . raleigh 'irvEimird ! ti jies : saturdaJj xrkk'il1 Mt:
: :::eh ofthe rLAa
R!2icrScit!iVbC2veUstIie
Stirs ecd Cirs
Ho goes from His Homo in llcndcr
' son ho the Reunion in Richmond".
" ' Plans a Reunion of Smiths at the
Exposition. ' fr' v , v,-
f" .
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Klcnmona, va., June, i- xso jess
",v ' V a personage than the designer of the
,1 Confederate flag Is attendlrfjr the
United Confederate ' Veteran Re
. ' ' ' union here, in the person of Major
' . O. R. Smith of Henderson, N. C, .
, ' . Major Smith was at the time of
V ' the making of the design which was
1 x . - afterward adopted by the confederate
, gftvernment a resident of. Louisburg,
' ary, 1861, he completed the ensign
4.'" and raised itupon, his flagstaff, "This
'-- . occurred some months before lorth
Carolina receded from the union. .
' " ' AH -these years, ' since' the 'end 'of
' i "V me siruKgie Major omuu uas moat
estly spent about his business." He
, Is now about the seventieth year,' but
' i'- t - A Convention' of Smiths. ,
The latestTplan ; ihe major has
' put on foot is a convention of all the
iW Smiths In this and' other .lands to
'J -meet at the exposition at Jamestown
;,; 1 - on a date in October, this year, to
i . . be named In the press as soon as the,
"-, "' arrangements are complete. : ' v
i -'The purposepf tthe meeting will
, 5 '-.the drawing together of all of the
' ' . .-name for aloser relation, and other
- .things of that order, but. the princi-
,? . pal work to como before the body of
' ' - Smiths' assembled will be the naming
- i v . .of a . ; r, - " . i.
Southm Man for President.
, . Aside 'from any 'Joking (its all
sober truth), the malor is fuHv
."J, aware that, the democratia party is
, ' ' at sea as to a'; candidate who has anjr
, show at 'winning, and he feels sure
' ' tjtfidt, tMs coming convention, will ;Ae
i' r able to u.'iuiu'a mad whose name will
' . ,v bo Bmith;'f afc tho head -of the Ucket,
vxr and' from tho eouth.-who willfbe a
i . OMJEST WOMAN IN ROWAV
'- D1ES HUMAN TKNPIXS.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
.y Ballsbury.W. C. June 1. Tho oldest
. woman In nawun county, Mrs. Nancy
WU.l , ..v, UHJ JUVI Ulig U V . I ' '
- V . 1- borne In the country twelve miles from
.. Salisbury. She was stricken 'i Sunday
, . vWith naralVKlii.'. iHtitll v,uitMntiiv cfhi hnrl
h fV-4, r.'c' life-of fmarked actlvltx and did
' . work about the house until she wus at
1 ' tacked by disease. . Mr. Klutta wus
' nlnpty-flve ycura old and lived In Ved
'y, t lock more than fifty years. Her bus-
band, Qeorgo Klutts, died about twelve
' r ': etgHty. ' 8he leaves a family of four
, . " children Jerry and Calvin Klutts, Mrs.
. Karah M. Jones and Mrs. Rosanm
Jiinnn CLlF nt thn unl nnfirhhiirhnnfl. Shn
. dlod ut the home of her son-in-law, Mr.
'. . , 8. O. Jones., 'The funeral was held this
'- morning from St. : Luke's Lutheran
,f ' ; church, .Key, Mr. Barker officiating-.
The last meeting of the retail Jncr
: ; ;i ' chant's assocuttion elected delegates to
j, uie bihi conveniion, wnicn meeis in
Greensboro June 18-20. Changes In the
- - , Insurance companies- plans called for
,, -. ' discussion and new members were elect-
- ine anermatn oi me Dig inimcin oi
N ' V May celebration . shows tkat - through-
" i. out thve-was the best of 'behavior and
J the police records reveal unusual con-
, dltions ior such a da. The worsrthing
y '' Ellas Saleeby, a boy employed in the
candy and Ice cream, saloon of A. B
Balecby. - The. negro slashed him with
., . - . xnlfe and. the proprietor ran . out,
'' ' - , catching the carver under the chin with
: r .one Wow that knocked him through a
. r. --L mnlrit nf uvdn hcwmi ami lavln4hAm
't .v . V all low. "This scattered the crowd, but
t , , . the rascal managed to get away. ' '
Thft flnnunl Wfmrlmfkn Bprmnn will he
' ttraAhod rrnnnrrru ,;-mrtrnln Mvt lth
Lutheran church by' . Rev. ' Or. MU M.
, ,L Kinard, pastor of the Lutheran-church
oi oaiisDury. , . . ...
SERVICES AT M I
- CHURCHES SljfiBAY
fion lcce V'cst KaTelgb Baptist Church
8 p. m. . Preaching by the pastor. Rev,
R. '8. Etovenson. Sunday school :30 p,
m.,VWA, Taylor, supt. : ;t : ..' s
- Sunday school ' John 8. Johnson
memoriaf chabel 3:30 p. m.,' Carey 1.
Hunter, supt. - -
Kev. R. H. Stevenson will preach at
Hpslbar. .Baptist . church, near .Eagle
Rock.-' Sunday , morning at 11 a. m. . '
CHRJST CHURCH-Rer. M. M. Mar
bull. , D. : J. Rector. Rev. Milton A
Barber, assistant. 'First Sunday'after
Trinity. , Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine
service and Holy Communion 11 a. m.
Evening prayer S o'clock. Services dur
ing the week,, Wednesday 5 p. m. and
Friday ID a., m. Free seats. . Strangers
and visitors cordially Invited. . ' '
BT. -SAVIOUR CHAPEL Sunday
school 10 a. m. - Night service I o'clock.
Seats all free,-: Every one Invited.'"?
..EDENTON' STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-RevR, R Bumpas, paston
Services tomorrow nt 11 a. m. and 8:39
n. m. Sermon it 11 - m. by the Das
ton after which the Sacrament ;pf .the
Lord's Supper will be administered. ' At
8:3d d. m. a mass meeting will be held
for the famine sufferers, to which alt
congregations and Christian people of
the city are Invited.' Sunday school at
01T30 a. m:-t Epworth - League meets
Tuesday ; night and - prayer 'meeting
Wednesday evonintr at 8:30 o clock. '
FAYETTEVItLE STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Rev. J.. F. Farmer, will
preach at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday
school at 8:30 a..m.' '
FIRST BAPTIST. CHURCH---Rev.
J W. a . Tyree, D.. D., Pastor. Usual
Kervico at 11 by ? Dr., R. T. Vann.
There will be o serVlcja at, night.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.i T- H.
Brlggs; superintendent. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday -night at 8 o'clock.
All services are held in Metropolitan
Hall.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
J-Freachjng 11 av tn. and 8 p. : m. by
Rev. C, W." Blanchard. " Sunday chool
8:15 a. m., Jo " H. Weathers, acting
supt. . V' ' f
" CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP
HERD Rev. I. McK. Plttenger, D.
D., rector. First Sunday after Trin
ity. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Litany, sermon and Holy Communion
at 11 a., m. Evening, prayer, at 6,
Service on Wednesday at 10 a. m.i
and on Friday at 6 p. m. The seats
are all free, and strangers and vis
itors are cordially Invited.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday
school. ut 8:30 d. m., S. M- Smith, supt,
A full attendance desired. Na preach
Ingi either, morning - or ' evening on aC
count of absence of the pastor. -, (
NOTICE
On Monday, .June 8, 12,m., at'
Court House will be sold a fine
building lot ' on Boylan Avenue.;
Terms- lone-fourth f cash,! residue at
six months. S. A. Ashe will give all
particulars, k , ;',
MEN CAPABLE EARNING '
$1,000 TO $3,000 A YEAB
Traveling -.Salesmen. : Clerk, - Mer
chant; no matter what your business.
A complete reorganization of the pro
ducing department of The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New Tork In
this . section affords a chance for a few
good men; a few vacancies on . the
agqncy force remain open for men of
character and ability; you can And out
by writing whether It will be-worth
while for you to make a change; no
previous experience Is necessary. - A
course of professional Instruction given
free.s -
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company
, of New York, or Harris R, VllU
cox, Mgr., Charlotte, N. C. '
MMMElii
ycung Wcmn Cresses Ccean
to tot Eelecilcfl ,
Now Appears, Looks at Her, Then at
r fhe Photograph Sent Rim,' Dodges
an Embraceand Forthwith Shows
His Heels. I
: ,- (By Leased. Wire to The. Times.)
...New Tork, June 1. Because she' did
not. come up to specifications, Marie
Berkelfeld, a Trieste maiden, was left
waiting on the ship' yesterday instead
of becoming the bride pf phlllp Rleth
felder, whom , aha had., crossed the
ocean to wed. Philip, after seeing the
maiden;'' and comparing the'jUywtr be
lng, with a photograph which had been
furnished him several months ago, de
olared he had been, Imposed upon and
left the girl abruptly She will prob
ably return to Trieste, i v ,!
Phllln was.. among the first .Id ;dah
onto the Pretoria -when the steamer
docked. He confided his secret to the
officers .and was sent to the second
cabin, . where Marie was waiting. Love
told the woman this was th man, and
she. Slurried toward him with a happy
blush on her face. , .)..
He had Just time to dodge to avoid
a hoarty embrace.
Then, he pulled ,: out a photograph
which had been sent as the picture of
the wife he had arranged, through a
matrimonial agency to wed.
"There must be some mistake," he de
clared. "This Is not jC photograph of
yOU." ;
"Oh, Philip," walled the would-be
bride, "you would not be so cruel,
am the girl you promised to marry.
; "Nothing doing," answered the un-
loverlike man, after he dodged another
embrace. "You have Imposed on me.
Tou are not the girl. I am going away
from here," . n
And ho did, leaving Marie weeping
on the ship..-
POSTMASTER CHANGES
. ' . IN NORTH CAROLINA,
i (By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, June 1. The follow
ing changes In fonrth-class postmas
ters have been announced:
North Carolina: - Coleraln, Bertie
county, William H. Harrell, vice DS.
Saunders, 'removed; Tollver, Ashe
county, William T. A. Jones, vlco A,
J. Tollver, resigned. .. .
JUST RECEIVED
One car load Chattanooga Wagons.
One car load Cattle -and Hog Wire.
One car load Muellef's Molasses Feed.
This Molasses Feed is regarded the
best feed for cows and horses. , Far
superior to bran and shipstuff.
Phono your orders to t -
. THE BIGr NEW .STORE. ,
W A. MY ATT
Corner Martin and Blount Sts.
BODV OF YOUNG LLOYD" '
ANDREWS IS RECOVERED
(Special to The Evenlrfg Times.) ,
: Wilmington, N. C, June Tjiebody
of young Lloyd1 -Andrews, twenty-two
years -of age,, an industrial Insurance
somcior oi mis cuy, wno wiin- a com
pardon,. W. C... Linley, was swept out
to sea in a boat In .which they Were
gunning at Mlddlo Sound more 'than
six weeks ago, both men being drown
ed, was washed ashore near Mason's
store at Middle Sound yesterday after
noon between-A and 5 o'clock After
being swept out to sea. It appears that
e body of the drowned young man
the high tides of the .'past .week,
was swept back through the Jnlefc and
was cast up on the shore near where
the two young men, pushed off their
boat on the fateful Friday morning
weeks ago. The body will be sent to
the home of Mr. Andrews' mother at
Soven Springs. . : . :.::-: - . f .
r
J. J, WELLS PAYS. :
CLAIMS MISTAKE
(Special to The Evening Times.)
: Ashevllle, N.' C..' , June, I. -I, J.
Wells, who was arrested at Morris
tewn, Tenn., v for passing bogus
checks, was brought to Ashevllle and
nas squared an accounts, .tie says
there Is' a mistake, but 'won't make
any explanations of tho' peculiar cir
cumstances. f -
i . : '', Death of an Infant.-' .: r .
MaUlalnei'the,foirr-mOnths-old son
of Mr. and Mrs; James. Hicks.: died
at the home last .night -on. north. West
street- of typhoid, f ever, , Tho body
wag carried to Graham -this morning
for burial. . ' .
A CESFERATE FIGIiT '
: Vilil FUSiODS BULL
' (Special to The Evening Times.) J
Rocky Mount,-N. C, June L T.-fl.
McDearman Is In a precarious' condition,-
' and bis - sixteen-year-old' son,
Robert, is suffering from Internal in
juries as fhe-ireeulU of a combat with
an infuriated bull at Mr. McDearman'
farm JuBt outside of the city.
The -bull broke out of the McDear
man field and his owner was trying
to catch htm, when he turned upon the
man,-goring one of ills legs and tear
ing the muscles from the bones, barely
missing the main artery. Just here
Robert rushed to his father's aid and
pierced vthe bull with a pitchfork,
whereupon .the bull shifted his fight
from father to son, and perhaps would
have killed-him but for the father's
herolo courage, t Though In agony from
the Injuries be had Just received,' he
laid bodily told of the bull and divert
ed 'the infuriated animal's attention
from- the! young man, but he again
turned upon' "McDearman and the
youpg man i again administered) the
pitchfork .-remedy when the bull, ap
parently firing Of the fight, left.
Drs.'W.R Brae well, w. H. White
head' and Jr B.1 Whitehead were called
in to treat the Injured men and dress
ed the terrible-wounds of Mr. Mc
pearman.
.H' i
1 ' ,
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' 1
OSTEOPATHIC BOARD --
LICENSES TWENTY
The North Carolina State Board of
Osteopathic. Examination and . Regis
tration, -created by an act of the last
general assembly and the members
appointed ;.by .Governor Glenn, was In
session yesterday afternoon in the of
fice Of PlC. H.;.W. Glascock. Members
of the. board are: Dr. W. B. Meacham,
of Ashevllle;- Dr. A. R. Tucker, of. Dur
ham; Dr.l,-F. Ray, of Charlotte; Dr.
H. Wi" Glaseock, of Raleigh; and Dr.
A. IL Zealy, -of Goldsboro.
Twenty of the twenty-seven appli
cants were granted license to prac
tice osteopathy In North Carolina, the
list being i as follows: Drs. H. W.
Glascock. Jtalelgh, W. K. Hale. .Hen.
dersonville; R. E. Markham. Wilmlng-
tbn; L. C. Markham, Wilmington; cA
Basye, Statesville- Delia Kevil Stev
ens, Smlthfleld; S. W. Tucker, Greens
boro; E Hi Tucker, GreenBboro; E. C,
Armstrong, Mew Bern; E. L.Carson,
Wll8oto;M J; Carson, Rocky Mount;:
R. M. Armstrong. Salisbury; W.: B.
Meacham,- Ashevllle; A. H. Ztaly,
Goldsboro H. F. Ray, Charlotte; R.
S. Collier, Saluda; A. R. Tuisker; Dut
ham; E. B. Hale, Hendersonvtlle. ;
INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM VALID
Omaha, 'Nei., June 1. The initiative
and refgrwduib law,, passed In Ohaha
by friends of w. J. Bryan at- the latter
request and on his' ' advice, has been
declared legal and valid In a dog muz
sling ordlnuncr enscj ; "fills is thefirst
ttimf'tbn Initiative end referendum. : has
been ottneked i.i this stntc, and the
fact -that it wi:s upheld by the, courts
pleases the llryan followers.- V--.-
FORSHIOK LEAVES ( SEABOARD
V" FOR ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
,,, j( Special to The Evening i'lmea.)
Wilmington. N. C. June 1. Mr. V. Ci
Tompkins, of Raleigh, travelling freight
agent of the Seaboard Air Line, has an
nounced that the office of soliciting
freight agent of his line In this city
had been abolished.-. This work here
after will devolve upon Mr.'F. A. Fet
ter, the local agent, and upon Mr.
Tompkins, who will make regular visits
to Wilmington spending several days
at a time. The office heretofore has
been filled with great credit by Mr.
Eugene Forshee who has removed to
Jacksonville , Fla and taken the posi
tion of chief clerk to the agent of the
Atlantic Coast Line in that city.
WRIGH'S CAfE
- UNDER ACADEMY MUSIC, ,y
Clean, Good Cooking; Meals at
All Honrs. -
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Try Our Club Sandwich.
Boylan-Pcarcc Co.
Dpylan-Pcdrc2 Cu.
AGENTS FOB THB LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PAPER PATTERNS.
TWO CENTS EXTRA ON MAIL ORDERS TO COVER POSTAGE.
TEE GLIfM CAPPER IN
VMiUE-GIVIM.
vr
The calendar points to the time and the
rraihy -days fiave tnnthe'opportunity for
getting out the goods" for the inauguration
if special June sales TMerein we are recog
nized as the practical leaders. Its a business
axiom that first loss is the wisest and ft Ms
instance we hive Med the Damascus blade.
Punctual to custom, we have bunched special
lots at bargain "prices in vhich you
pleasure' profit Ind "satisfaction.
S fa'-
WOMEN'S SILK AND WOOL DRESSES.
Newest ; and &most durable' modelsj bumpier and Eton
effects, fashioned from excellent qualities of All-Silk
Foulards, Taffetas and Summer Woolens. Special lot
on which one round price is placed $10.00
', . 7, Every other Tailor-Hade ipuit , and Dress Costume,
Silk Coat, Cloth Jacket and Silk-Lined Net Wraps are
marked down one-fourth off the' price.
SILK PETTICOATS.
. Plain colors, fancies and black; extra full; deep
flounces with' ruffles jshirriiig' an4pleatn; extra dust-
ruffle. Values up ''-jto $7.S0. f Clearance price $5.00 ;
LADIES'; WASH SKIRTS,
Another lot' of "Wi.,LMwtteKjfc; newest style;
cluster tucks across panels; very effective; worth $1.50
Special nrice . . . . . . , . . . ..... .... . . . . . .... . . .. 8c.
BRUSSELS NET WAISTS.
Trimmed with Cluny Lace arid Medallion Applica
tions over China Silk Linings ; Ecrue arid White, 1 - j
' $3.50 to $8.50 5
JAP SILK WAISTS.
In Tailored and Lace-trnumed5 ecis.... $2.50 to $7.50.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETS.
jull-bleached Sheets, torn and hemmed ; quantity lim
ited. They' shbuty' !be 'sbjdf out' in a 'day.' " ,
- i63?9b. iBOc. ' '
72xp0 ......,68c.
SlxOO. . ........ V M 75c.
90x90. . 83c.
90x90 :.., 92c. ..''
CABO CORSETS AND GIRDLES.
Every woman enjoys wearing Kabo Corsets. ' Draft-
ed on proper lines, curved to fit the form, they are easy
arid comfortable. All summer weights. Batiste, Tape
and 'Tet ... .. . . . ........ ..50c, $1.00 and $1.50
-A mSk-DOWN SALEOP LADIES' HATS. .";
"'' iA.'iBparuBgrnival of "bargains awaits your com
ing ;Ety';Q-rcdfHa1;''in 'st'ock. Price, reduced to a
mere fraction of former values. Don't fail to see them. -
PEARCE COMPANY.
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cHirr i. tri - - i:s. nw'.'rM',.'..ir?--u
S X '-aj? mi -mi. atvr.W'W ' Tt', "
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enter in June- , ' ' 'V " 1 ..-. v P
-. . Mr" -.. . . p ....... l ?. -j l t' . 1 . t ' iv: . ... Vil i' f i ft'. ? ' 'i. ' - 1 e i ,i ill
i ; $oo pays ioran umimiieu scnoiarsnip in xne vomuuivu cuiirsc; --r,vv e pay raiiroaa iare unucr lue
combined offer and guarantee" a ' good, position. v '
If you enroll in "King's Business College, you will be. ix student in the largest and best equipped
. e- business eollege in North Carolina and; m one or the largest m the South. ! We have, a ( daily atjtcnd-
ance of over 5?00 students. " ""'f r . - - t ... , ,
' " I " ' ' ' i - -
Bcllicr than a Vacation; Take a Summer Course in Business
Trainiiinr. Our Sneciai Rates Saves Moncv tor Yon: ':V
.i x t ine coiieuc uuuumrj
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INCORPORATED
L ijrC4CyliA4M' kM vvljT; -4. a 7 ilkllliljila ltt Vother modert conveniences. , -' . s ' w
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IMi-draout Insurance Building, 224 South Tryon Street, in which KliJ
Business College, Charlotte, Is located.
S The rooms in this building were arranged specially for school trd
, electric lights,
i