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Only 'Afternoon Paper Between , Richmond ant! Atlanta With Leased Wire and Full Press Dispatches LAST EDITION. ALL THE MARKETS, , .v. ..A.. ..i THE KALE1G EVENING VOLUME 30. RALEIGH, N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1907. PRICE fc T HTTP Gi A LANDSLIDE AGAINST LIQUOR AT ASHEVILLE Lay-Delegate J. Pierpont Morgan Heavy Prohibition Vole Bblng Polled Against Saloons Today Is MAJORITY WILL BE T E LOT OF HOT AIR FOR BALL FANS -9 -r.---- First Gainc of the tapicn ship Series Today Scenes of Excitement On the Streets. Men, Women and Children Work ing, Singing and rrayhiK Openly for tlie Success of the Couse of Pmliihiion Scenes :( tlie Polling; M:ices Had No J'nrnllel in 'Hint Section People Aroused mid a (rent Landslide Against tlie Sa loons is the Itcsiilt. (Special to Tlie K'vening Times.) Asdieville. N. C Oft. S. Ashe vllle Is today in Ihe throes of a iii":;t novel and Intensely inlorosling elec tion. The people of tills cily are settling Ihe whiskey '.incKtion. They are determining whether liquor shall; or shall not lie sold In this city. Tlie scenes al the polling booths today have no parallel in (he hisiory of this section. Men, women ami children are working, lira;, ins and singing. ' It is evident, that there will he a landslide for prohibition. At lOTM o'clock approximately nine hundred votes out of the two thousand quali tled voles had been cast and the prohibit louists had a 'majority at. 1 Hut hour of six hundred' and two. The people of Asheville are aroused as they havo not been In many yearB. The total count, may show even a larger majority than that which Is indicated by the vote cast, up to two o'clock, which Is mora than two to one. i CHICAGO VS. BEHOIT CIi:cn:;o Pins !ls l-nitli to (lie Illy; Ciilifoi'iiiiin l-ilclier Doueva:: Is His .Match and J hero Vi ill r.e a (ii'ciit Pilvlicrs' l:ntle lii'own .May Je( in (lie I'.ov Third liinim- What tin .Are Doiir.; and I liiu!i! lixnls IToni nance ;!! ( Hv Loa.ed in vYeslsido il:uohu I Ocl. S.v Tiie Kreaii ever witnessed a Binee I he gam" wi: today fought lor West side g( unds. game .of the scne mine whether the to The. 1 1 iii ,' t ( III! I .1 crowd thai :a me ol harViiull i miiiidiNl in 1 Sti.N. aiil!ll::SI(IM In I'lC to see 1 nat lirsi ) i that shall delir Chicago (tins or NOT ENOUGH MEN IN ARTILLERY SERVCIE (Hy Leased Wire to The Times.) New York, Oct. 8. "The whole nrniy of coast artillery, ill tlie United States Is not large enough to man the fortifications of New York alone in case of war. In this respect we are lamentably weal;, and Colonel Sanger, of the war department knows that what I say is true." This positive statement was made by Colonel David Austin, or the Kith regular coast artillery at the session of the state military law revision commission. the' Detroit Turers shall be naiio.l the baseball champions ol tne world. More than 2a. Out) persons were within the vast, enclosure two hours before play was railed anil hundreds were lighting on the outside. Hy .stretching' just a point, die weather might be called ideal. Early this 'morning it was really chilly, but with the coming of tho sun and clear skies, tho "temperature rapidly rose and when tl.e players appeared on (ho field tor practice the ther mometer Blood at. about lis decrees. Fighting to (Jet In tin- Halt Park. Thousands sought, the roots of ad joining dwellings and bolero one o'clock, an hour and a half betoiv the game, -fully ;:U.fl00 maddened coolers were fighting to see the ex citing battle. Sex was forgotten as the terrific throng crowded the six ticket, win dows, : fighting like boasts for the privilege of paving for the little bits of pastboard that entitled them to see the first game of this despeate series. Within, panic reigned: men and women were fighting like mad to gain I he vanlage point that would permit I hem to see every play on diamond and field. rClw. ...i.l 1......... I!.. .nrrln of at o chick in tne morning, at i ociocki the vast enclosure looked as if the thousands had been freed for a pic (Oonlinued on 'uge Throe.) IMPORTANT RULING ON IMMIGRATION LftW (Siiecial to The Evening Times.) of Louisiana to test the immigration " Washington, D. C, Oct. 8 A most law. Several other southern states important opinion hus Just been ren-were interested in tho matter, hc dered by tho attorney-general on a cause they had been engaged la solic ' matter in which'--North Carolina is iting inunlgrat ion to points within particularly interested. their borders. 1 lie caso was referred It involves the right of a slato toto the -'department or commerce ami solicit and aid desirable immigra- labor, on appeal, and Secretary hlraus tion. . - submitted the facts to At.torncy-Cieii- Mi Tlonapai'to holds that. In theeral Honapiirto for an opinion, caso submitted to. him, the state vlo- Tlie attorney-general has Just rcn lates.tho immigration laws in paying deied an opinion In which ho says: tho passage money of the immigrant "The assurances given To Garcia and that, In this respect, the state by the state ageuts constitute, in my does MJtf differ. In law, from an IndKoplnlon, promise .of employment vldual. v within tho inhibition of the slatule. The case In point nas been pending While It. is provided that aliens coin bn fore the department of commerce lng to this country in consequence ol and labor since August 5th. On thatadvertisemcnts by a state of its in date Geronlmo Garcia arrived at Newducements to immigration shall not Orleans from Cuba. By the speclalbe treated ur coming under promise board of Inquiry at the former p'laceof employment, there 1r no exception he was denied admission to theln favor of n stato In reference to United States. The Investigation de-speclflc promises of employment to veloped tho facta that his passage-Individual Immigrants such as were money had been paid by Reglnaldhcld out to Garcia by the repiesenla Dykers, an agent of the Louisianatives of the state board." stato board of ogriculture and immi- The attorney-general holds, there gration, out of funds regularly ap-fore, that "on account of assurances proprlated by the state legislature, of employment that were given to , Ho was given assurance that employ-Garcia as an Inducement to his Ini ment as a farm laborer would bo se-mlgration ho should bo excluded from cured for him and he promised toadmisslon." return to the state the money ad- It Is expected that tho state of vanced to him to pay his passage Louisiana will carry the caso into from Havana to New Orleans. Anthe courts In order to obtain a judie employer was selected for him, butial determination of tho queslion he was loft free to work for whom which means much, In the view of he pleased. " 'ho authorities, to all of the states of The caso was brought by tho stdtcthe south. : 'm v...& &M?MM'x. :Z ''. Al-.ikm - I' . 5MNSi.' Am ' ; .1 .xaJa.J. .. . , a ...rM;-, mwjMjy .... i ...,m I Bui niiKo i n imiiif ill in mtmm ' i mi i ft aiwi-i-imriwii!iiwir---i--r--i-T"t ir'-irr I I'bctojr .iili ol .1. 1'r.M'noiil. Mi.ji-.van. I'.no :s one (,l t!i.- i.av i)r;'n.itcs I . t.i tin- I'.Miseoiiii! ( ii:ili re'ici' in Sii !i iniiiiil. i. !li- has as his i.pi'cal ma . Ik ii . y.r.fiv- nl ilisliiiviiixliiil cliT .va-.i'n. my wliiisc ci.niliirl lie en- I (.'tli.jifl l. It ....tEl-L hlll''i i!l 1. Il'.'l IilllM!(.. I r..... ; . i mmArn'mm-'mmm in v 1 1 . at s 1 1 j i .a i . : ' Iitr;';4i''v ::Sm:Mim 'inn'' rnTsinn Bv ''tff'iSWt'lf I ' Ulll VlIU . Wfj't-i '! ! Wire to The TiT.,,,) Nf-W'. WM?fr'm 'Srx -r"-'; ' s.i!.:r...i'o '.lu.ti.v ! r'!Sife3 " 1 M-.-.-ill, in Hi- .a;Mvn,f.'rmii:t iriilay.-H 1 l!.Ui;H3f-S"'r ''Mi ifP&k the a,,li,-avi,.n, i Mi-s.--Kvlj M. I!ar- t).fcS;i. .jv'Sf-.j id-r r...i' irl.i -J.r.l. V.illivi-linir tljtil a mm- I '. -. 'i'fjiT :''i'.,H iii ill t 1 ;i i Hi .-.1 to.- ciiri". TiiV. 'th- 1'-I i;i'.M"il l'..i tin if ..r cliarlcs Il'-fl iiarki'r,- ; i-kil'is:'Mi'::0.i i '.ip.iain 1 : i' -r irf. th" .'.'.-wealthy i " :i. ! i : - i i . i : I ainf ;---.m i:tl "i: I feltuw" I lii- nliove is (lie pi'.-C.ire ill U: . u h.is,. .:, :i i, ,i i- i!k- 1. eislnli.ie I Alfred H. Aloniciit. I). I)., paslo;- ola f,;l"1'1 a-.i. Mr an ai-l leyiinri- II... I I!'.. i.ll ttl'l:Ml I II II lvlt tl . Ibis cllv, --whii.se' dentil tsat Ili'il.iV , k:.v. I. ):.', .1 im.l III.' iih.IIi.t i! whom i caiisi'ii siicii pi'oiiuniii ficn-! i .iisniiiii-. - i - 'linn. I -i" bin. 'mwi'Vi'i-. . a. vi'i.iivl ll( (In1 CitTT" Hus piclui'i' is one ol . ,.v n.j....j tlie besl c-vi'l- niaili of Dr. Miniu-iil.l In an a itiila v i t v -lit'-.! t.i th hii ' " J . I pri'iiif ci'in I in Aj-'ii'ith, J"; l'. n ki'i'. In " " siipi'i.i't .'.-if a w it . nf liabi'.is f.Hpns (in fl 1 Slfllf PT whereby lie s.hii lit to-mrm-p'. eiislody THIS BANQUET : HKtn l"' t '1:irMl s!i'.' yviiii!I nut : . DONCHERKiO W iMMiIIlI . nf utiHUiiid- mind ..'Mill fitcrly ineunii'iv ' ; i.'-,i' ,if -prnpi'ily riiiniii;.in:r ': bin. al'faiis , -., , ., ;"!. lr.i.4 . iiv'ii s.i , ;u-.iinpci..-m . lor . inaiiy (i'.i !,.:!:; il ir.' ti. I h.' I h:i"S. I ; Cliii'iigvt; Oel. x.' Ti n i li.ni.'-a miI i i: ,,:, -Ihi.-s' !;. ii is juM-n. afli'iiiiv .l.ili.if! will In' SIM til I'V ChieagDji" Mlirr'w.Mii. n; li.al he' Kav(- ...if af- lliniiy a :t t in '.J Hi i aiii'Mier jewels packci'-s on Ihi' fea;st llie.v v.ill .--:-M' ' .nl, ':, '., .-i -nsi v-- y.ii-lu. : Ill till' ai vv baiuinei hall :of ..the Auili-r: toriniil .Ah'nex'l Ids':-.eveiiiie; to nn.'-n- j S 1 VJt In is of tile Ahlrri.'iiu Alfal i'aei-i I - ': ?3 l I I I lis mnal llfin I U SON OF A PRESDT H0t debate today in io in rnniiDir EPISCOPAL CONVENTION IS IN TROUBLE -, as Over the Proposition to Young Zelaya of Nicaragua: nrrrrftll rnnilIpnJ Change the Name of Sued for Divorce Lu llttuVVtKd the Church ABANDONED GREEK GIRL, The Second Day's ings at Atlanta 'Mesalliance" in 'm il l.ient Ollieials til llie i nil anil ii araina I- ini e in (.IIVI'I'II- (I SI all's I I il l - I K- ini; I p I'.ataeed in (,il I limn l!i- as I mi -el ( Abandon .She sues linn 1 1 l' '.ii-aili il I'liiniise. ( use ol His l.liilhel- in Waslmi- (!!!!. ASTOUH GRADING nsi.'il Wire to Tin1 T.Iini'S..). I York.'' Oel. s,: Anahel 7.fi ! ! lava. Ilii' t went -yi-a r-olil -sou .of Hie: president ol" Nicaragua anil fiinilli 'year mi die.il si nili'iil at ('oliiinbia : I'nivi'rsiiy, must appear in t lie si's'i--. J It's in'Iiii' .today . and , give.;,' 10,'iimi! Iionds- Or snlTi-r . arri'sl in ;i suil of-' $ 1 tin. null . for breach of .roini.;e broiiglii by Elizabeth Juliet Hero, a I; ;i !i I il'ii I (!reek uir! of nineteen.-. I lie --viu; -'led. it U di-i'lari-d, inlu break in t,' 'off ln.s engagi'iiieni-' i.v i 1 1 1 ; hi'i- i ii ii-i:vrli an amax.ing inlerna-, lional ''diplomatic . inl riuin'. .. (ioverh.-; '.ni'lil iitlii-ial.-i nf liolh llie l.'nited Slali-s anil Nicaragua inierveni-d to: iart liini '..''from' liis acknowledged fiancee and after .strenuous 'efforis' ai Iiii-M'il their nbjei-l . '..- His fallier. l'resident .Tot-tv San-i los Ai lava, made an alliance, for him Willi the d:iuglilii' "of one of the 'old'-! si', and richest, families- in The ' .'south-? ('in .republic.- Ille buy is. said , to have agreed .-to niarrv this girl and le-p away from '.-. what. Nicaragua! (alls a '"mesalliance;".: l'reshleiii -'Zelaya was not so snc r.sful in his effots to break the en gagement . or . his. eldest son. Al- phonse, to an American girl. Miss Stella Baker,: oof- '.Washington';. 'Al though:,.! he young in an was kilnai- pi'il and taken lo -. Nicaragua; .lie cs- caped, rel urned to --Washington . and rii'.'ir'ried liis .'sweetheart.;'. PASSENGER RATES IN GEORGIA AGAIN I'sollll I Mill"-' 111 '' its I ual i. ins ( niii I ai l Oilier. M ,l lleil Cim i' 1 1. ule l!, a l.el ween (.imvi-i- and Spui I In- i.n.j n al m i' I iir I In Alii admit I pun mleiil I lee- ol Ilii' ( i,l I an Malki'l 'in ( etliiii I .M-bangi'S and litis. . --. 'l:v AH:i ilavV t on f,-; Man ill' as,.,l i. tia sinr. e lit' AVire til . (lei. S nf the Co! ll 111 oiieni'd flie .Times.) Tin' second I niernalinlial C, rowers am at I u a. in ay wil h -.-epiiris. I'l-oni I be commit STUDIES REQUIRED FOR HOLY ORDERS House ol ISislmps lU'iiiiiii'iiient That ITifilisli Shall In- Studied Not Pop ular Willi Alenilii-is ol the House ol Deputies Iti-aillllissliui of the I aileil andiiiales And Other Ca iiiiniial .Mailers A Lively Debate Slaiii-il (her (be i-0iositioii to ( I i 1 1 1 1 ii .Niiiiii" of liurch to 'a(b f 1 1 it- liui-cli of America Tonight I In re Will In- ii Ki'ci-pOoii at Ji-f-ti'isoii lloli l Die NcfiTo Question a liisiin liiuy; 1 aitoi- A Queer Phase o (. hoi'oiisli discussion of the iKsifji at ion of Ainei iean ct-iionul coiiiinillee of 'the .'adopled a. . resolnlion in the. conference that adopted eilher by by an associalion "spinners and ex classificalion be mil color and not (l:v Leased Wire to The Times.) l:li:thctli Kllicolt Poe.) (I'.v Leased Wire-to The Tnnos. ) Aiiaiita, (ia., Oct. S. In the t'iii- led Slaies (I i si i-K-t court. .Indue New- mini presiding, I he complainr of the ( ti i in I liailwav ol (icorma. ayainsl Hie Siati" liailwav ('ommission. Ai lorncv (ieiu-ial Haft, (inventor sniiin and olner (iflicials was lipiiin;hl .Viler a niiifi'i-iu cl col ion the ( onl'ei eiu-i-VecoiiniH-'niiiii slaaihrril -Types be ih(- liuveriilllent (Vi ol' col ton . srowi'i-s, changes and. that made upon grade upon staple. - -Alter coiisiileriiig the queslion of coni ra'ffs on cotton exclianges, the Cdinmilit-e. .reported .unanimously' the following: recoininemlnl ions: T. Standard coiilracts of r.D.OIli) pounds should .-be-.lidopled instead of loo net' weight. : . 2 -Net - .weight tenderahlo shall not exceed ore per cent, above .or below standard weight cent racted for. . ::. Actual tare,; canvas .anil- bunds (bagging and ties in.: America I shall he aihnved. ,Th(.!..('(iiiiiiiiLtee on clnser. relation sliip between growers and : S)iinii('rs adopted "I lie following, resolution: "That fhe; inlernaiioiial cotton growers and manufacturers conven tion is of the opinion .that closer trade relations: between grower, and spin ner will obviate many of llie evils al lendalit on violent flucl nations of the tnarkei and that the expense in bund ling of cotton ' t herein-' mac lie lulti- jgate,;.. ' - "Thai the cxlension of the wure- : house svsli-m in the soul hern states I ami creaiion in scllinb nhroad will I lend lo bring closer relations P..v (l!v 1 lllelnill enil ('Inn eased AM re to The Times.) ml. Va.. Oi l. S. At the een- ennvellt inn of the Kpiscopnl Ii here tn.lay the event of the .lay Plans for liuying at net weight and "I1, ,,,. ,;,,.,,,l Ml' I,-!,,, r U.,,i. ... . .... . . . , vesleiilav. II is a lull in eiiunv brought bv the (eniral lunching the powers ol the railroad commission in counc'-i '.on wnh the reduction ol passnger rats. Hon. John ( . spuon er. lonner I lined Slates senator I roni W isconsin. heads llie railroad counsel. Judge ( iiiiniiigaani occupied the enlire session Willi his presenlat ion ol I lie (cnlral s contentious. Ihe case is siill pending todav. lopu s ol discussion havn-.g hai-ge of Inning and selling ll y in -price were in the conimiiic the (iiu'stion on cot ion. , . ( ongrcsstuau lleflm of Alabama in troduced a resolnlion liieiuoializing the congress of the I'nited Slates and iiai'liaineiit of (ireal ltrilain lo investigate lianges in order lo eliin- jHiiato garnlMing". . The delegates lit -one o'clock re paired to ( old sn"ings. where an old fashioned bai liecne, was served.-:-. The foreign -delegates' were niui h pleased with the ran i 1 meal. . Assorlnt.ioiv which opi'-neil con ven i ioii ia Cliicagu yesterday HhatiL'Sjieare or Queen -Klialiei h or any o( iho people of t heir tini( could litfeiid tiny would feel quile at home. Old English songs will be sung throughout the dinner bv lae Ln perial (Juartelte and bv Ailhur I fall ii . with choruses in which .the companv can loin. The evening will wind up with a Kinokcfcsl or winch an Lngl'sh church warden pipe and a silver plated tobacco box tilled with ICn.g-lif-h tobacco will he presented to each ghest. The associalion, which I composed of packers of large and small degree, will meet in The main dining room if the Gin nd Pacini: Hotel. II was formed in Chicago ji year ago. There were 4113 members present. I) w mm ALL BROKE UP, IN COURT AGAIN (ltv Leased Wire to The Times.) San I' rancisi ii. Oct. N.- lormer Mayor 5-ichmiiz, who was la court a short time 'today, looked like a travesty of himself, His' face was caved in. his hair unkempt, his' beard ragged, and . fl'.r Leased Hall iniore, Kiln-on or t whom a larg Wire to The Times.) Mil., Ocl. X. Judge le 'circuit.'-' con iT, before ii percentage: of 'thociir- was the strenuous and In some -. eases heated debate, on the proposed preamble to the constitution. llie argument is-on the abolition of Hie words l-rntpstaiil Kplscopal," which has so lung designated the ( liurch of Lngland in America. Judge olds, of Southern Virginia, of fered an amendment to strike out American in the tirst line and leave ii sitnplv This church tirst plantfd, etc." Intoiire excitement prevailed when he riruse to speak. He said: "It will get rid of the difficulty in reitard. to the. name of the church : winch I think Is cnntalned in this pnipiisitiiiii. -j. his1 American Church' ; Implies that- there are other Ameri can churches. Jhev call themselves churches." :,". : -. Judge -Olds called attention to the fact that the tillc page of the consti tution had the title "Protestant Epis copal", and then said: . .. -Why. should wo call ourself by ft name we cannot explain?" Not An Annex to ( luircli of Kngland. .When the Itcv. Dr. Huntington arose to answer Judge Olds deep silence reigned. In opening his argument Dr. Hiuitinpron said: T he purpose, of the preamble is to inject a little religion Into the organic law o. the church. How many know that 1:; the constitution of the Protest ant Kpiscopnl ( liurch the name of the Deny is mentioned onlv once and then indirectly, our organic, law now Ig nores the existence of Ood. This American church is a statement of tact, ns well as an expression of hope. A e are in great danger, especially In , the glamour of the delightful visit we , have just enjoyed of being consid ered as an annex to the church of K.igiand. Ihe customary llond of resolutions and time millions followed Dr. Hunt umtoii s speech on his constitutional pi e.-itnblc. A annus substitutes were oflued showing ihe temper of the conveiilicn towards some manner of change. L. Lradford Prince of New Mexico approved the project on the ground that it stated a geographical fact and would appeal to a rising tide of pa triolistn in-the American people, "A fail." said Mr. Prince, "has (Continued on Pago Five.) INCREASE IN DIVORCES APPALLING, SAYS JUDGE TURNER TELLS HOW HE HiSWIPE'S THROAT rent divorce suits are. tried, sas thai if divorce cases conliniie to.-iu- .... i..... I ..;..: . t.. . i. .: i ....... . i : ii.tie ,irt i III Mini' 111 llie i in iiiimi I- I j, are past n win be only a (iiestioii ol time ntiiil there will have to lie 4 separate court To handle the busi ness. . "The number of divorces is posi tively appalling.'' said The jn'ge.' and it Is a verv grave mailer. m-! deed, that llie.v should. lie iiureasingj as t hev are. DIVORCEE GETS A NEW WIFE. fPv Leased Wire to The Times.) New York. Ocl. S--Sydney ('. Love, tlie New A'oi k and Chicago stuck exchange broker, who was di vorced two years ago from Mrs. Mi nerva Cool Love, Is to marry Miss Marjorie Hurtle.: one or the society small trace .remained of the robust leaders of Lakeshore Drive, Chicago, and magnetic personality w-hich Kan i The voutig woman has been called I'Tanciscii once of the hour." hailed' as "The man bv Sir l'hilin lliirne-.lunes "Ihe most beautiful woman in Chicago." C'haUniioiiga.. Teiin:, . Oi l, S. For he la's few. ' hours before the stale1 mil defense f'mUh adducing evidence nid iigainsl Td -Turner an almosl iiupretedeiiteilly large concourse of curious persons . hoard the cool, de lilierale and almost: boastful confes sion of murder fall from ihe lips of lai Turner, himself; heard ills voice I'altiM', saw his. cheeks pale and his ha iids .shift nervously' under Ihe Tig oroi'sai ss of a relentless cross-ex-iinniiaiioif: heard D. C. llailev. a fvi-ii in iiv oiiicer. relate the slorv of l'.d Illinois Miliiniarv confession alter his capiuio, mid heard two bailies royal ol wil and sarcasm be tween llie two alienisls. Dr. .1 V Mctjutllun and Dr. J. I). Kerr and Attorney General M. N. Whltlatier. Then llie case went to the jury. Turner was the last witness In troduced by the defense before the alienisls took the stand. With un abashed 'facial expression he told the story of his life, almost brutish iu general and fiendish In detail. Hht whole history from the time Ills mother and. father died the same) inghl, to th, time he was placed In the Hamilton county jail was laid bare. . .: ' :': And then the accused wife mur derer without hesitation told how no cut his wires throat because she would not behave, seeming to feel no hesitancy but rather appearing almost boastittl of his conduct. "I told her she ought to behuve herself on account of her old mother," he said, -hut. -she snld ' to me 'I'll do what I please as long as I please,' with a vile oath. I had the knife I had been whittling with in my hand and, I just struck her and walked away alter she fell." In response to further question ing from attorneys Turner stated hW did not realize what he was doing nt the time,, that he loved his wife dearly, and believed she was chaste when he married her. Then he told how his mother and grandmother had been insane, and the direct ex amination cloRed. A verdict is expected before night.
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