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Only Afternoon LAST EDITION. VOLUME 30. LISTENING AT FOR THE WORD TO STRIKE Jfew York, Chicago and New Orleans Men Await the Signal - ONLY IN OF HEARST MS SERVICE STAY If This Strike is ( ill led These Opera tors mi' to Iteiuaili nt Tlieir Keys, t lit I it i on Thus Showing Thcii' Ap--.'' int icit of (he Itccngiiil ion (Jivcu by Hearst to Their Organ!-. iilon 'I he Shadow of a Crisis Now l.:is Over (lie lulled Stales lis Far as 'the Commercial Wires av Concerned. I I!v least (1 w ire to The Time:). York. Julv K,. I',,fial an.l 1Vc;(i ii 1 liion telt (Ti a iihei i! are lis tening 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v al their kevs in tide, city lodiv tiir 111 r.ifiial In wall; tilit on strikf. : e n any r.n- Hi Icceh thiiall. Chi .'.' word." WiiS til.! I final President f. I he 'oiii'merc la I .', Mil.- win, I Is , last , ines'-i.igo. Sylvester; .1, ! Ti maple i.". "Si . il-.-." Tie - thoroughly..' p aii il i,i"ii say .-they are p:t:-i'.i lo hear il. anil on: -s; it ai ill prartieally ik t'loui the re::! of the i ti-!t";raph i niuinuiilc i- thai w I a it isolnt N. v Yi ir a WO! ll ll.lli.1 ' Chi: tied ii l'l.-.i'. N. V Mil: .':! ! : t hue. r"; ill rail r. (: I ! ios. in:; wii h Later on out the op The local I Mile Il ' .' oral..- ! board il v the Campal nleiyy w ho will conduct i against thi! Western T ' I i 1 1 1 1 mid Poslal companies If war conies are in eoiistant session todav. Should T.abor Commissioner .Will, who is tunc In San Francisco, fail t i elltrl a seltleiiient It is expected tint the telegraph business of the entire i , mill rv will be lieil up before night. San 'Francisco, Cal., Jul v 1.".. Labor Commissioner .Will, when tol l last night of Hie statement made by President Small of the Commer cial Telegraphers I'nion, said: "I have been pursuing the course which to nie seems most efficient. 'to settle the difficulty between the striking operators and the telegraph companies. I have given each side a hearing. I was in consultation with the members of the executive committee of the strikers who came west on the train with me. "I would deplore very much at . the present time any rash actions in tended to spread the strike to the east. The calling of a strike in Chi cago and eastern cities would do In calculable damage and upset nil plans now underway to effect a. 'set tlement,. ' ; "My position in the matter is a peculiar one. At great trouble to inysiTf I came here purely as au in termediary for peace. I cannot en focre anything at all. Under the Erdman act, the United States labor commissioner may enforce certain regulations and temporary forms of settlement in railway disputes, but the law does not authorize me to interfere In a telegraphers' strike. "Before 1 left New York I saw Colonel Clowry, president of the Western Union, after lie had re fused to receive a committee from the telegraphers union or one from the civic federation of New York. Clowry Is a former military officer and a man of positive character. The wliole situation Is delicate. There is a good deal that the public has not been Informed of and ex treme diplomacy Is required." A Mass Meeting. At a mass meeting of operators Saturday night In Oakland which did not break up until a late hour, addresses were made by M. .1. Reldy of Boston, S. J. Konenkamp, Presi dent Small and others, all of which Indicated speedy settlement of the trouble. Iteldy said lie looked to see the operators all back again on Monday. Konenkamp said: "If you don't get what you want the first time, you must be satisfied with what you do get. Go to work nnd perfect your organization and later make another step forward." President Small Bald that all the demands made had not been grant ed, but enough had been granted to Justify the men . in , returning to work. Meanwhile, the heads of the Paper Between THE RALEIGH THE KEYS telegraph companies declare there has been no change in their attitude, but that they are willing to accept the mediation of Commissioner .Will. The Statement' Referred To. Following' is the statement which the former item refers to: "Resolved, That the local execu tive hoard asic our national presi dent to call out every man holding a Commercial Telegraphers I'nion of America card, in San Francisco and Oakland, except the men of the Hearst News Service, on Monday, July 1"i. at 11 o'clock with the pri vlso that, if no definite action toward settlement has been readied by that lime and that our national president be requested to give, us this ussur- ' a lire todav." I The .striking , telegraphers have! done with waiting. ' ' The above re.-io-f liitlon was .passed by the .Ideal, union 1 ot the C. T, I'. A. yestoiilnv in a ! secret meeting, but Mas "not yet been ! acted upon bv the- members of the ; national executive board. ! Decision of Small. , President Small tulav said that lie would wait unlil loniorro.v lor Labor Comnii: r.ii.iier Xeili to effect, a sett lenient, and in the event Hint no agreement was leached lie would leave for .Chicago to call cut! the operators in 'Chicago.. When tin; sympathetic, strikes tire called, Sinall'says: everyifiing in the country wii! be tied up including . news service wires. Willi the single exception ol Hie Hearst Nov.:; Servlcr lines. The Hearst News S to be -except 'i! because long l'ani Randolph Hearst- i itvico is ago V.il-i-ii ,:ii:'.ed I ibe union telegraphers. I When Picv.l ten! . S-.i : r liea '"li'.ago. v.'hii '.i lie .will i! i i.i four dujs. .roide,i a set item ' is not speedily rcnc'.iod. be will, in rig.irate a system of sympathetic strikes thai will paralvzo the wliole country. Re sides , Hie . business .offices of the Western I'nion and Po.ilnl compan ies, every .commercial ' office, stock aid bond exchange, brokerage house, the Associated Press and other news services, with the excep tion o flhe Hearst News Service, lo gellier with other concerns using Western I'nion or Postal wires, will be complelelv lied up. Hy this ac tion the striking operators expect to win "hands down" within a brief period of time. President S. .1. Small will hold a consultation with Commissioner Nelll today exhausting his last hope of making the terms wit h two tele graph companies. Nelll probably by this time has .gained full possession of the two corporations' ultimatum and will be In a position to give It to the telegraphers unon. TRIAL OF HAYWOOD IS NEARING ITS END (Hy Leased Wire lo The Times), ltolse, Ida., July 15. The long trial of Win. D, Haywood for the ' 'murder of former. -Governor - syeunenberg in nearing Its end. The prosecution is expected to finish Its rebuttal testi mony by next Wednesday, although It hus thirty-three witnesses to call. The? defense anounces that In sur-rebut-tal It Will require- only lifteen min utes, On Thursday next the defensy probably will begin Bumnilng up, Mr. Hichardson will open the argument and Clarence Dnrrow will close It. Then will come the oratory of the prosecution, in whlcdi Mr. llawley and Senator Jiornh will take '.part. Previous to the llnal addresses by the opposing lawyers Judge Wood will read his Instructions to the jury. When the Haywood trial was re sumed this morning Hie state cemtiu used Its rebuttal, recalling witness William Dewey, the miner who cor roborated Orchard on the Bunker Hill and Sullivan affair: c, i.l i Big Bill Davis was in Colorado. On cross-examination Dewey admitted he owed the union store at Cripple Creek for groceries, and had never paid his bill. j. Giubinny, Hie San Francisco itrorcr. testified that, lie did not see ' J li. Heilly until after the Bradley explosion. Reillymado a deposition that he was talking to Giubinny he- tf ... TI... .. ....... 1UIU lliu KApiuniuii, itio suitci wun asked about the conslructloti of tho Liintoriu nats unu adjoining ouiiuing.tciniliui-l hy facts whicli any one can This testimony Is to re-establish Or- see that t is strange any one should chard's testimony about climbing on Imagine that she dreams of any other. the roof of the building that was de- flared by San Francisco witnesses to havo been Inaccessible. Cross-examined, Giubinny said Rellly was at the sceno of the explo- slon and might have been In his store for a morning drink. ! Richmond! and A SUICIDE DARE. (liy Leased Wire to Montgomery, Ala., cause a friend had dai her lii'e, Ruth Thoai; Harper, and her sister. ed suicide on Dexter this morning . while riding in ': Not. '.wishing I alone, ('loo xprr--inlso, and togel.li poison while j mourned polic Ipotioa both v . poliee ile;i..;.i,! ' ( re saved li'. LET US SWEAR BY TRADE AND CUPID by taking laudanum , R x, . : .: 'WMfi,'?-' :J . 1 ; teirriage. , , .; uJjjP: ' : E" ' sed.a.whtnrudi, , r tney ..rani; the ; ; v . ,: WM r. mmU S ' .. being watched by two m . , - " . e 1 5 I SW'f ! ; : ' medual at.eniion. tt : -'M ''.' V . . . ? fM&M$mkti&mM . . I fstfJl (la.e ef !! f A.'i-s (;laivs .more. i : i a. f$ W imder ler !..!: .,,'1 gel S,.-.,,, i '- fiwEt ,!"v": s ' ,!:'' V,!S' ' "H" " ' " B k' Im bouse ,1 ';' nil." aa.ieioil'. ll I I SSf JjWl' ";J l,is f'':''.':ie iliboiieii l.e v.illnot i I", W - ;1" '--III ,:,!'' N '"":''"' II " 'f' 111 ,,!1 is y,ii!H ;';,!.'s aniieei-.ill, I U kak i ' - ' s: gfm II M's !;i,ll.V, On the centre i .- :i plk feAUj, I mmmm Itivin lit Smiilv I'ninl uml lu'lmv Aliiti There is Nothing in This WarlOn tlie Wake County Court1 Talk Says Aoki WE ARE GOOD FRIENDS 'The l''actoi-s iiv lln Peaceful Stdii t ion of Hie Uncial DilVerenees Will lie Coniiiierce anil Marriage," is Hie Declaration df Aoki ;can( and Vaiiiainolo (ii'io Iliiutls. (I'.y leased wire to The Tiineet. New -York, July 1. llefore Ailiuiral Yitinaiiiolii and A inbass ulor .Aoki' It ft New YoiU for lioslon today, ' Ambas sador Aoki niiule the lengthiest, stale- nieiit that has come from him since the I'nited States annoiiiiced Its in tention of sending a licet of warships to the Pacllie ocean, lie said in pan: "1 can mill do declare, as the nc- credited AmbasHailor of tny ICinpeier ! at , Washington, tween the two that the relations b. ( loverlinients are ns friendly as at any niouiem in his tory. ,: "Why, then, this mysterious brood ing mi Bill', which calnt lea-niii never t.ij.,.,(C(.tl , .Tsiikiu'h nnd can senreey roili.e'.' policy is so clearly de- 1,1:11 poucy is peace, peace, pen, ainl the development of the mnguitl- cent opportunities which she has won for herself and now ' purposes, to enjoy.'-- Ills Miioiie.li For Ml, "H is said that, because we (Continued on second pa&o.) live Atlanta With Leased Wire and RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY, IULY rwp of the d iter to take M &. ' " J . "Uas Rath ' fc : i avenue early km, . -; ; - vtf&O ; A'. "' if Wismmm tier. He is said to be vor!ii ; b:; !l :!1;. le! I is )iiss .:..', Moore niuieri.il I , on his nolo pony. On the centre i lavin at Snudv Point and below .'tin. ring, 'lo (he let) in Hie upper cut his I'oar-ia-li.iinl. and below liiiu is tainily, who only received a wry s lar'e loi'tnne liiniself. jJUDGE LONG'S VERBAL ASSAULT House and Jail. A WELL DESERVED SLAPiGRAND JURY'S TRUEBILL Jutlge hong Criticises itringing of Prisoners from Jail to Court House Without a Until l-'irst Says There's : Proper .Iccoii.iooila lious for I'eniale Witnesses, Jinlgu 1 a n :; delivered a broadside this iiini'iiiic; when In- called alleiilioH In the poor ci.ii v enienci'S of I he Jail ami courthouse. lie said 1 hat if any of tin1 .prisoners happen to have diseases or vermin, there s no protection to the lawyers and others who oecipy the bar, lor the prisoners come from the Jail without taking a bath. There isn't a consultation plice in the -courthouse for the lawyers; there isu'l a place for a, female witness to retire lo: ' there are not proper aerom inoilations in -'this-' courthouse Judge Long suggested' that the county com missioners employ, Home good archi tect to draw no plans, saying Hint be would call the attention of the grand jury to the matter. Mr. C. H. lUisbee then aro::e nnd Ihaukeil Judge Long for bis recom mendations. He said that the lawyers and people of Wake county hail a sentiment for, this old eourtboiis", for in It the Slate's brightest men bin' practiced for scVenly-tive years.' lie mid (he bar and people would , be unanimous in having the building' re-, luode.lled. The peopl of Wake county, (Continued on Second Prj) 15, 1907. Vanderhilts. I'.realieiv " ( lie ei port tele ne'.l nioiitb. On Hie e ll. i-.ttasi" Iter legal age and CO. Sue 'it the ,Vo!!ll.!CSt of :;!::ied bv I.':" tl'.irtl beat! u: s.:!i al-o r',ce:,.e one-oalt of t. elv yi.i !.; until Octolier. 'i' lie will receive the reiiiaiu- i. Pnolorapli on upprr i '.'. f l i '.hi i'.eginnlil Ynmloi-oill' plue.o el t'egiirib.l Vninlorhill's a luierhill's si .(!! anil circas Alfred luvn.ie aniler'.'ilt tlriving :i laierbilt . t be elilesr of the but has aecuniiilaled .1 ii'iielias ill slur T Charged With Injuring Pro perty on Seaweli Plot. Malicious Damage and Injury to Trees on the Oltl Senwell I'.iirial (I'ro'.iutls, is (he Charge A Visit to the Plot Mr. Norris Surprised at the Clial'ees, . 'I'ho Wal Sal iinl.iy a bill against i' county iernoon r ir. Al. T. .grand jury on 'turned a (rue Norris of l!al- eigli. charging hint Willi malicious in jury in having caused the dest ruc tion of the valuable old trees on the Seaweli Inn ial plot, which Is 'sur rounded on i hive sides h.v laud owned by Mr. Nonis. .. Charges are made thai, under Mr. Xoi't is' iusl nut ions, lOdward .lel'freys, hire tenant, wilfully went, -upon the Seaweli plot and till live oak trees situated thereon in stall a way ;is to cruse them to die. The case will probably be a sen national one, as feeling over the mai ler between ivpresieilat ives of Ilio Stawell family and Mr. Norris has been running high for some time. I'ollotting is a copy of the Indict ment referred to, made at the court bouse . I his morning: 'I iie Indictment. The Slate of North Carolina, Wake comity,' Superior;' Court, July term, '(Continued on Second Page.) DAMAGE CHARGES AilNS NORKIS Full Pros a Despatches m T m T7t C DOORS OPEN TO THE GLAD HERDS And Antiercd Hosts Bobble Over With Gaiely. THEY CONVENE TONIGHT 'i I lll es(iie W est el llei s Wake I lie Melioes ol Staid Philadelphia With ClaclMinic shouts, and Iteaulit'iil ( l eole Wouicii l.elitl Ian baiitloent to (lie Scene. MSv I.i'.-iscil Wire Pliiladelpliia, i'a. to. Tin .III!'. : Times.) ... 1.".. l'iiila- j di lphia :e()ile stepped to one siih i lo ll ad hot tiny, and l lie host of i:'. Ill: hei n pouring into the citj v whicli for the week, took possession. - ', The K!i.- own tie.- eil. They will run il a." tliey please for Hie nest week. ' 1 1 1 - will do preitv much as t le lii.i . and lid llilh Peliu will smile ; iiuliileeiice from the watch lower-iii city Hall and idiout loudly: ylleiio, '-fciii: Cg us far as you lil-.e'. " - - ' The c on ven lion w ill be formally ojiei.e.d toni!;ht. (lovernor Stuart, and Alavor C.i'yliui.n will deliver the ail (i i't sses ..oi : w elcome at the Grand Opera House.. No tickets of. admis sion will he: recei ved, anil I he coin inission:: are at. a loss to know how the imnii'asc crowd of people can be handled without confusion. The mas sive. In ;i u: i : i court, of honor will be niilow t Ins evening, gleaming lis -welcome to Hie iTiil.ntlil Vlsiloir ihrong illg' through- the .city.' At'tei' line 'air iiial opt'iiiu!'.- of tin convealiou tlci'' will i'i ; a riisii toward. City Hell. win 'i he 'jolly. " le.veu o'clock toa ,(" will be suiig-.'.'".'' i.e .i ity is ::o amijledwie.i l ee le ilfl al!.eaii:l ,t i -. de'aij eii'erta.iiimelil .'iipist short. Kveiy xni'e. 1 tl.'l'f. lnl':H i !'a !; t bo program of irect's.'irily. fall I bubbling With til hiisiasm and vxpec- iiin, is doing every! lliu:-;. -possible lo en piv hmiscll as much as possible. The Kl!;s are working harder than they have lor a tear to be happy.. A C i:i ml Iteception On. T'iie .i-e.-eptiou of visitors is being held a: Masonic Temple, where Hie Philadelphia- members -ol the: -order are greeimg tlie visitors. - Thither be lOlks Hocked, beginning r.t. K) o clock tliis morning. The reception will foniiiine imtil. tonight, Xii less than, l.lllld delegates of the grand lodge and their wives boarded a boat at 11 o'clock this morning for the river trip and c lam hake. On the trip they were sliown tlie Crumps ship yards. New York 'shipbuilding plant. League Island navy yard and the Kevtilulionary forts. The I'nited States, cruisers in the harbor will be visited, and at Washington Park the clam 'hake' will lie hold. This will be a great treat to the western dele gates, who seldom have an opportu nity; to. enjoy fresh fish. Tomorrow there vvill he iinolher clani bake,' to which all 101 Us will be invited, the reception of visitors at Girard Col li ge. a visit to the Zoological Gar dens, special program of music! by the Victor Herbert. Orchestra, enter tainment of visitors at Woodside Park, display of fireworks, spectacu lar outdoor -entertainment at Wash ington Park, and the baseball games arti other features of today's pro gram. A Picturcstpie Herd. Kuclj of .the lOlks had a dislincllve way; of letting the public know just where ho is ff ciiu. Tlie Colorado del egation, .look1 particular pains, to en lighten' Hie people of the east as to tlie power of western lungs, and their yell' could be heard for blocks. At least lifly beautiful women, accompa nied the delegation. Tlie men. were dressed' as cowboys - and attracted great attention. ' Tin' Cripple. Crock delegation lias 17(1 burro:, on the way here and will ride lliem in (lie parade. 'I'ho burros will be decorated with Klk horns. Tilt! : lodge from VII 1'aso brought along', 11s ., splendid Mexican bund. New Orleans-is' 1'iO strong; iinil has many' -"southern bouulie.it' with it, each III!; typifying the section of the country lit1 comes from. Thy delega tions are all Iterr, very happy, very noisy and very in itch bent on waking up Pliiladelpliia, . Tlie city Is fully prepared to take tale of the host of visitors. .There are mountains of food, any quantity of limes, lemons and eggi; for the favorite.'' Klk .drinks. The lioulelrkH will bo crowded, of course, even ball rooms being presse dinto service, and Hie local lodge members--feel a sort (Continued on deconil Page.) ALL TK1M1ARKJET3. A 3 PRICE 6c ft it J SHELL BUIfSTS ON BATTLESHIP Seventeen Men Terribly In jured by Explosion HORROR ON THE GEORGIA This liattlesliip is One of the Newest ami lati-gest of the Navy She was One of the Ships Destined for the Cruise (o the Pacific Ocean. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) On Board the Battleship Georgia, Provincelown, Practice Grounds, July 1,1. The expolsion of an eight-inch shell on board this battleship at 12-: 12 .today resulted in terrible In juries - to -Bevonteen men, including Lieutenant Good rich and Midship' men Goldthwaite and Cruz. The ship has been ordered to proceed at oncd to Boston. The injured men are be inp treated by navy surgeons. The battleship Georgia Is one of the new p.:t and larp.est of the new American battleship::. Her eight-inch guns are on her Wondsides. which was proba blv the reason the explosion did not 1 ill several tr.eti outright, as would have been tile case if il had happened inside one of the turrets. ... Tim .vuAsel- was one of the fleet that is lo form the l'acilic squadron. She was launched at Uath, Me., about two vears :uo and was commissioned less tuan a year at;o. HARRY THAW SAYS HE IS A SICK MAN (i:v Leased Wire .to The Times.) New York, July If.. - Harry K. !'-iav - today i on irinej the rumor that he in eiek in the'Tombs, where he has n. "a. eon "mod for over a year now i.iilir.g H.e architect,' .Stanford i line. In reply to a note sent to 1 1 1 id by a Hearst News Service re porter. Thaw wrote as follows: ' I have longest ion of the liver, a lompanied by loss of appetite and ireiuent fits of nausea. Some three weeks ago Dr. Magtiire. the Tombs phvsh inn, instructed me to take open air exercise In the Tombs yard as much as possible. This I did, with benelicial results, for some ten days, I in my condition hus not mended as 1 thought it would." TWO MEN KILLED BY JUG DIVISION (By Leased Wire to The Times.) Lexington, Ky., July 15. -Two men were killed and another Injured at H.v an. Fleming county, during a fight over the division of a supply of whis key. The dead men are: Sam Ut-itl. John Keitl. ; Wounded: Floyd Stacey. Fleming is a local-option county, and Iky men secured the liquor from MaysTyiix The fight came up, and John Hold shot Stacey through the lungs. Stacey shot Reid. Sam Held then ran at Stacey, who klled hint. Stacey is dying. WILL NOT SERVE t'ntil the slate's attorneys, Col. S. G. Uyan of this city, ex-Governor C. B. Aycock of Goldsboro and ex Speaker of the House Justice hold a consultation with Governor Glenn ibis afternoon no warrant will be se.-ved on Mr. T. E. Green, city ticket am tit of the Southern Railway. Colonel Uyan mude this statement at twenty minutes past three this af ternoon, and said that the warrants would not beserved today. . The charge against Mr. Green, against whom three true bills were returned Saturday, is violating the' statute passed by the last legisla ture of North Carolina, In that he exacted for tickets fur more than the legal rate, which Is 2 cents. STATU HOARD OF KXAMIXKRS IN KK8SION. The State Board of Examiners was in session today at th eofllces of Supt. J. Y. Joyner, considering the appli cations that have been made for hlgh school certificates. Papers from the county examinations that , were con ducted last Tuesday have not all been sent In up until the present time. WARRANT TODAY
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