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THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907.
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A nervous, irritable mother, often on the verge of hysterics, is unfit to care for
children; it ruins a child's disposition and reacts upon herself. She is a source of
misery to every one who comes under her influence, and unhappy and miserable herself. She cannot
help it, as her condition is due to shattered nerves caused by some feminine derangement, with back
ache, headache, and all kinds of pain, and she is on the verge of nervous prostration. Proof is monu
mental that nothing is better to regulate a woman's health than
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Thousands and thousands of women testify to this fact.
Mrs. Nellie Makham, of 151 Morgan St., Buffalo, N.Y., writes :
"Dear Mrs. Vinkbam : I was a wreck from nervous prostration. I suffered so
I did not care what became of me, and my family despaired of my recovery. Physi
cians failed to. help me. 1 was urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and I want to tell you that it has entirely cured me. I think it is the finest
medicine on earth, and I am recommending it to all my friends and acquaintances."
Mrs. Geo. A. James, a life-long resident .of Fredonla, N.Y., writes :
.' : " Dear Mrs. Ttnkbam : 1 was in a terribly run down condition and had nervous
prostration caused by female trouble, in fact I had not been well since my children
were born. This condition worked on my nerves, and I was irritable and miserable.
I had tried many remedies without getting much help, but Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Cdmpound brought me back to health and strength. It has also carried me
safely through the Change of Life. I cannot too strongly recommend your medicine."
MRS. PINKHAM'S INVITATION TO WOMEN.
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited
to communicate promptly with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, M.ass. From
the symptoms giveuf the trouble may be located and the quickest and
surest way of recovery advised. She will hold your letter in strict confi
dence as indicated' by the fact that every private letter received by her
during the last twenty years, and more, she now has in the Company's
laboratory under lock and key, and no testimonial has ever been published
without special written permission. Her advice is free and always helpful.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND, a
woman's remedy for woman's ills, made from Native Hoots
and Herbs, complies with all conditions of the new Pure
Food and Drugs Law, and is so guaranteed.
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Put Blame on the President
(Continued from First Page.)
Commerce. He made one trip with
out his hat. waving olt interviewers
as he hurried along.
rnrivldiiiR conditions are found ns
Miund us tftpre la every reason to be
licvi! Ihem to be. j
Next to the Trust Company of Amer
ica the Morton Trust Company is a
cei tor of Interest today. Members of
th board of directors profess not to
rccrard with dread the fact that wtth-.
MESSENGER
AND
"I've heard nothing: of it," he said drawala of cash amounting to more
when asked if he wuh golnff to quit , than JIOO.COO were made in the last
Ills banking directorates.' Iliur of business today following the
That the Knickerbocker Trust Com- rii.-peiiHlon of the trust, but they, arc
pnny will not open its doors today ' pi' I'ii' e l to make: payments should
tiiat this giant bank with deposits ! of the 'depositors make, demands
amounting to nearly 170.000,000, most for more than ordinarily large
or it the money of men and women amounts.
out of business, at least in its present! The dissatisfaction with the Morton
.form,' was admitted by a director of . Trust Company evinced by witlfclraw
llic company." a's Is' said to ne due altogether to the
At a conference between Secretary operation's, of Thomas F. Ryan.
Corlelyou, who came from Washing-1 . Wher. rumors Hew -so thick in the
ten on u hurry call, and the bankers , 0amial districts, sparing not even
of the, clU',. beaded, by J. J'. .Morgan the soundest institution, It was not
at the Holel Manhattan, It was for-' surprising that the name of Ttyan
mully decided that the point needed , was mentioned. Reports were abroad
Luttressing now Is the Trust company .that the big financiers of the city at
t America, the third largest Institu-jth? Trust Company meetings had de
tifii of its kind In the city, and of cided that the effacement of Mr.
which Oukli'lgh Thorn is president. , Ryan from tho directorates of other
Karnest attention was given to this ; financial Institutions was necessary to
lew problem and the result was the resloro "confidence,
fr i (nation of. a powerful syndicate to
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Bland by thu company at its opening
today.
A coi:miittee has been named Includ
j A Criminal Attack,
on an inoffensive citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
Ing a represeiitiillve of Morgan Com-J tube called the "appendix." It's gen
liany and others to look after thoerally the result of protracted consti
Trust Company of America wilh the pation, following liver torpor. , Dr.
id?a of definitely determining its po- j King"s New Life Pills regulate the
sition. i liver, prevtut appendicitis, and cstab
"The siiaranlecs of cash made last llsh regular habits of the bowels,
night are for the purpose of meeting j 25c. at all druggists,
any demands uoon Hie Trust Company
of America pending the completion of I'Al Aij ' LOW l hl'.X
this examination.'
After the close of the Manhattan
enncfrency one of the chief conferees, a
clfnrlr-; house committeeman, snfd:
' I tRlnk it snre to say now mat no i
MOB AX!) SOLDIEKS.
(By T.p."..:i-.l Wire to The Times.)
Columbus, O., Oct. 23. While a
other financial institution of the least R'iu:id of rnlted States soldiers wero
importnnee will have to undergo the searching A cafe, for a deserter they
experiences of t lio Knickerbocker were uttaclxi by a crowd who made
Trust Company, but these steps wero fun of ilielr riiorms. The crowd
Inkon with the Intention of making '-need razors nnd the soldiers were
an universal slalement before noon forced to Khoot. IVmilnio Detello was
tci!;i that the Trust .Company V kill'd-tid IXmiinle Emlnile seriously
bo ta"Xen care of In any eventuality hurt. Several other men were injure.
: (Ily Leased Wire to The Times.)
XeW York, Oct. J3. Scores of de
tectives ave today searching for
Philip Sapperstein, a Western Union
messenger boy- who mysteriously
disappeared with '$6,500 from the
Day and Night Bank. Sapperstein,
who is 17 years old, was called to
the bank to go to the Nickerhocker
Trust Company to cash, n check - for
?(i,50(). Ho took the paper and
cashed it, but failed to return with
tho funds. .
The police don't believe that, the
young man has been able to leave
the city and are of the opinion that
no is hiding somewhere on the lower
EastsiJe where it is said a young
girl in whom he is interested lives.
BIG PLANTS 10
GO INTO
HANDS
OF RECEIVERS
TO DIE FOR MURDER
OP A WOMAN.
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Good PJews
For Policy - Holders '
The election k Trustees in the Mutual Life
Insurance Comnnv closed in December last. The
canvass ijf votes which was qonducted acccrding to the
new laws of the Stare of New York, ksieil four inonihs.
The result has recently been announced. The most impor
tant fact for the public is that, by an overvvhelmine
majority about three to offe the Trustees named by the
Company have been elected. This means that
"Life Insurance
will be managed by the men who
installed the economics -tiat have accomplished so much,
and which will accomplish so much more. It is most
reasonable to expect greater benefits as time goes on. Get
the latest report of thd Company. Get the recent address
of the Trustees to policy holders; it is most interestinE.
Get acquainted with the Mutual uie; it is oeuer
to-day than ever, uet its. protection while possiDie.
The Time to Act is NOW.
For the new forms of policies write to
Tho Mutual Life Imufance Company
of New York, N. Y.
II. It. WIIXCOX, MANAGKR, 400-411 Trust Itulltling, Charlotte, N. C.
(Br Incased Wire to The Tlmes.l
Hong Koni,', Oct.; 23 V, U. Ad
zetls was sentenced to death lit the
crliiiinal session today for tho mur
der of Gerlrtide Dayton at tho Honfr
Kong Hotel, Hons Konj;, n August
4 last. " .',
Ad'.etts was at one time a serRoant
In tlio American legation guard at.
Pekin. Afteiwiird he was a profes
sional pugilist. The body 'of, tho
murdered woman, who apparently
had been killed by Rtraitfilatlon, was
found in a trunk on board n, mail
sleainshii) and on August 13 Adzetts
was arrested at, Chefoo and charged
with tho murder. Silver toilet ar
ticles marked with Miss Dayton's
nnmo wero found In his possession.
Miss Dayton Is said by her rela
tives who livo in Denver,- Col., to
have boon living in tho Orient ns ft
r,ingor with a Mrs. .1. C. Whitford, of
New York. Dayton was her stage
name, Iier family name being Mc
ICelvey. .
(liy Leased Wire to The Times.)
Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 23. (Counsel for
the Westinghouse Interests- say that
application for receivers for the West-inghouse-
Electric & Manufacturing
Company, the Westinghouse Machine
Company, the Nernst Lamp Company
and the .Security Investment Company,
the -last; ..named being .a purely West
inghouse -concern;' will probably be
made in the United States district
court in this city this afternoon. Be
yond this the .attorneys would say
nothing. : The names of the receiver
or receivers are already known In cer
tain quarters In this city.
cox(;ni:ssM.iN' i. an
WTO SMASH-IT.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Nashville. . Tenn., Oct. 23 Con
gressman Nalhan Hale, of Knoxvillo,
was in an automobile smash-up today
on the way to the Hermitage, where
President. Roosevelt spoke. The car
in which '-Mr. Halo and four, olhor
men wero riding over a dusty .pike,
v.herc it was almost impossible to
see, narrowly missed colliding with a
'bus loaded with passengers. The
driver of the automobile either had
to collide with the 'bus and endanger
tho llvef many persons or turn into
a fence and chose the latter alterna
tive, smashing his machine badly.
Fortunately none of his passengers
was seriously nurt.
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY
AEOXIT A WOMAN
WIFE MURDERER
GODWIN SUICIDES.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
",. Smithneld, N. C, Oct. 23 After
two provlous attejnpts at self-destruction,
Ransom Godwin, ,a farmer of
Johnston county, who on the night of
August 7th, last, shot his wife In a
most brutal and cold-blooded manner,
shot himself through the heart with
a gun, death following instantly, the
sceno of tho deed being tho woods
about a half mile from home. Tho
coroner held an inquest, over tho dead
body, after which It was Interred by
rolntlvee.
r,v Leased Wire to Tho Times.)
Cleveland, O.. Oct. 23 What will
J result in a .triple tragedy was en
acted In a house on Duckoyo Koad
last, night. Two men are dead and a
woman, the wlfo of one of the men,
is fatally wounded.
One of the dead is the triple slayer
Michael Szekeley, 24 years old.
The assassin committed the deed
after the woman had refused to leave
her husband and elope 'with him.
The woman, .Mrs. Krman Hurray,
told the police that she had eloped
with Szokeloy some time ago, but
had deserted him nnd returned to
live wllh her husband.
YOUNG U.S. GRANT '
AND MISS ROOT
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, Oct. 23 Announce
ment bf the dato of tho wedding of
Miss Edith Root, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ellhu Root and Ulysses
S, Grant, third, lias been made. Mlsa
Root and Lieutenant Grant will have
a small homo wedding on November
the 27th.
DeWltt's Cnrbolized Wtlch Haiol
Salvo is good for little burns and big
burns, small scratches or bruises and
big ohcR. Sold by Klnz-Crowell Drug
Company.
... .
WAS IT MURDER
SI
ICID
E?
(Tly Leased Wire to The Times.)
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 23. A. H.
Berry, about 30 years old, of Rome,
Ga., was found dead in his room at
the Hotel Fairfax last cveniag. His
head was crushed in as if he had
been struck by some blunt instru
ment and his throat was cut from
ear to ear, probably with a razor.
As his money and other valuables
are missing, robbery is supposed to
have been the motive of the crime.
The coroner will hold an inquest
today. The murdered man is not
known in Norfolk. He has been here
for the past two weeks, visiting the
Jamestown . exposition,; and, appa
rently, was a man of means.
Rome. Ga., Oct. 23 -A. H. Berry,
who was found murdered in a rc:m
of tha Fairfax Hotel' a!: Norfolk, Va.,
was a son of George Berry, of this
city. Ilia family is prominent here,)
and tho young man was very popular
in the city. Berry left Rome three
weeks ago for a trip to the north.
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
AGROUNO OFF KEY WEST
(By Leased Wire to The. Times.)
I'oi hac'la. Flu., (lit. Z-i Advices re
ce.ynl here are to Hie effect that th.1
big I'.i-itish Rleamsblp Anollo, winch
lied fiom I'l'iisacola last Wednesday
for Havre, is in a (langerous position
aground on Marquis Beef, ofi Kev
West, and if a blow is encountered
flie may go to liieces, being In an ex
posed position and upon a most dan
gerous point. The cargo, it Is said,
Is being unloaded In the hope of saving
It, nnd nnd being towed to 'Key West
on lighters. Tugs anil wrecking nut
fits have 'been sent to the rescue of
the vessel, but it is feared that she
will be either lost or badly damaged.
The ntcanier. has a cargo of nearly
7.000 bales of cotton, several thousand
tons of phosphate rock and a miscel
laneous cargo on board, all having a
valuation of nearly half a million dol
lars. ' ...'
It Is believed that the colton can be
saved unless bud weather occurs.
OLD i..nv
EMPEROR IS
AN EARLY RISER.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
" Vienna, Oct. 23 Emperor 1 Fran
cis Joseiih continues to Improve, al
though ho Is troubled during the
early part of each night by coughing.
Ho persists In rising between 4 and
5 o'clock each morning in spito of
the wishes of his doctors.
MVItDKKKI)
AT MOUNT Gll,i:.l.
MONTR CROSS GOES TO
ATLANTIC CITY NEXT SEASON
'Bv Lensed Wir to Tho Times.)
riiiiaueipum. n.., ou, -a. B.u.iue wh(,reu,)0n tho MlIilty coroner was
I ross, ino unieieiii; uuui iHiop, wiiu nnllflpd
(Special to Tlie Kvenliig Times.)
Mount Gilead, N. C, Oct. 2 1
News of the death of Miss Marv Ann
Harper, an aged maiden lady whose
home was six miles east of this
place, reached liere today, and It Is
thought by sonic that she was mur
dered. So far no reliable informa
tion has been obtained. The report,
However, 13 to the effect that a
neighboring gentleman went to her
homo on business early Monday
morning and, not finding her and
seeing her door partly open, ho went
into the house. To his surprise he
found the old lady lying in front of
the fireplace dead. On investigation
Indications of murder wore found,
Bunion j M
Shape
Mi, O O
THOUSANDS of women suffer from Bunions
in other words from sensitive and enlarged toe
joints. Caused generally by having worn ill fit
ting shoes in the past. To them the "Queen
Quality" Bunion Shoe is a boon. Fine soft
uppers delightfully comfortable and so model
led as to reduce apparent size of bunion.
ELLER B
RALEIGH,
I N. C.
IS THE FINEST" jjSjjfo
NG FRITZ ,U
SAW DON E
THIS
ROASTI
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IN AN OVEN
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HAUT-wAim ii.i;i) Aiii: (jomtany.
was forced to give wayto the youth
ful Nichols during the past season,
has accepted the terms of George
Tebeau to becomo manager and cap
tain and piny shortstop on the Kan
sas City American Association team
next year.
An Inquest was held but
the result has not been learned.
Malaria Mkcs I'ale Mood.
Tho Old Standard (TUOVK'S TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
Crown people and children, 50c.
THE
189!
COMMERCIAL AND D A M LC
FARMERS DAIMrV
RALEIGH, -IN. C.-1907 '
Commenced business September 30th, 1831, with $100,000.00 Cash Capital
paid In, has paid regular semi-annual dividends to Its stockholders and baa
earned nnd set aside for the protection of Its depositors one hundred and
fifteen thousand dollars In surplus. It Is the deslstiated depository of the
State of North Carolina, County of Wake, City of Halelgh, and of many
largo corporations. Its officers are bonded. It carries Insurance against
burglary. It has one of the best fire and burglar proof vaults In the Houth.
It has SAFE DEPOSIT Boxes Inside of this vault for rent nt reasonable
rates.
J. J. THOMAS, President. 11. '8. J13RMAN, Cashier.
A. A. THOMPSON. Vice President. H. W. JACKSON, Assistant Cashier.