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SEN, OVERMAN
ON INJUNCTION
Bill Reported By Him Prohibits
Power Mere State Law.
Comes in Question
N (By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, D. C April K.-The
eenate took up today the bill reported
from the judiciary committee, by e.uur
raan Overman, intended to regulate tin
issue of temporary injunctions by the
' federal and district circuit courts.
This matter has been brought into
.prominence by the action of a number
of the lower federal courts In issuing
temporary injunctions to prevent th
enforcement of state railroad laws and
to prevent state officers from attempt
ing to carry out those laws.
The bill, as repored, prohibits the
temporary Injunctions in cases involv
ing the constitutionality of a state law.
or the enforcement of a state law un
less three federal judges pass on the
case and at least five days; notice ot
hearing is given to the governor and
attorney general of tjie state, as well
as to other defendants.
Senator Overman spoke briefly on the
point of the bill and alluded to decis
ion in a number of states in which a
single federal judge had enjoined tin
enfo: cement of a' state law. He ..told
of the feeling aroused because of this,
and said it would fend., to allay public
feeling if three judges instead of one
were on the bench in such cases.
He said the bill had the unanimous
support of the judiciary committee.
Senator Burkett, of Nebraska, offer
ed a substitute that would prohibit tlu
lower federal court from issuing tem
porary injunctions to prevent the en
forcement of the law.. -or in eases in
volving the constitutionality of staf
laws except in bankruptcy cases.
He Bpoke at some length in support
of the substitute,
Senator Heyburn, of Idaho, also dis
cussed the bill.
MRS.DIEi.SIIE
OUTOFJAILNOW
(By Leased Wire to The Time)
Chicago. April lT.-Mrs. Alice Webb
Duke was released from ilip county jai'l
yesterday, on bonds of $1,000, signed. by
Robert K. Burke.
. She had been in jail since Saturday,
when she was held to the grand jury
on the charge of obtaining money by
meas of a confidence game from the
Great Northern hotel.
She was accused of passing worth
less checks for $7.r. Her case is
pending before the grand jury. .-,
RAILROAD WATCHMAN
SHOOTS LABORER
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
- Chicago, April 17 Shot down by
a railroad watchman, Andrew Sitka,
a destitute laborer, was left to die
today on the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad tracks at Chicago ave
nue by his assailant.
The man was found by pedestrians
lying across the rails. A bullet had
gone through his right lung. He has
little chance for recovery.
Sitka was picking up some lumps
of coal that had fallen from passing
cars when the watchman fired on
him.
The Drirvk
is by no menus routined tothe excessive' use of alco
holic stimulants. .
The amount: of coffee containing a poisonous
alkaloid caff cine which is consumed in this coun-
I,, i 1 .. .. J. .'... Ill' .' 1... .. .......
-jt naui iu.uc over icn iunuoii onH u v car.
And there's more "nervous prostration" in
America than anywhere on the globe. .
. If you really want strong nerves and a (dear
brain, stop coffee and use the wholesome : cereal
.beverage, -''''
Ir Al PSk ' BR
It is made from wheat, including the vital phos
phates from the grains, placed there by nature for
rebuyding brain and nerve cells.
"There a Reason" for
POSTUM
GOES Oil TABLE
Revolt of Western Members
Hard Snag to Overcome
Vreeiacd Amendment
(lly Leased Wire to 'The Times.)
.Washineton. ..Anrtt 17.-The house
committee on banking and currency to
day voted to table the Aldrich, bill.
Just what will be- done now to get
ionic sort of emergency currency legis
lation lx impossible to '..say. : All the
preliminary -steps necessary for hold
inir thp rmiens for the members of the
house to decide on what. bill shall be
pas.-ed. hud been taken.
The house leaders are in f.tvor of the
Ai.l7-i.-h hill but the revolt of the west
ern members against it has put mat
ters in such shape that it is not cer
tain that the rebels c'ouM be held in
line for the measure, even by caucus
action. '
After . t;i'.. line the Aldrich bill, the
Committee considered whether or not
it shiMil,! "tick bv recommendations
that the Fowler bill be passed. On this,
however, no conclusion was reaeiieu,
ami the committee adjourned after
stating that Representative Yreelanl,
of New York, who has introduced a
substitute for the Aldrich bill, shall be
given a hearing, on it tomorrow. I lie
Vreeland substitute goes further than
tho Aldrich bill and makes commer
cial: paper a security . for emergency
currency.
IMliSFLEE
FORTHEIR LIVES
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
r.l6omigt.m. . 111.. ' April 17. Thirty
Italians, who have been employed by
the Illinois OeiitriU at Clisiton. were
forced to 11cm; for .their lives last, night
by a mo'y, which intimidated them with
a fusilade of shuts, from guns and re
volvers. There has been much indig
nation against the Italians since May
or Edmonson received a blackhand
letter threatening his: life,, the Italians
being charged with the -authorship.'' In
aii'Iilition. the railroad has been em
ploying these Italians to: the exclusion
of several hundred American-burn resi
dents who weie unemployed. The au
thorities have been: unable., to secure
men implicated In the attack.
AXOTHEK DKM. COXVFA'TION'.
Says Former York State Committee
man Craven of Syracuse.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Syracuse. N. Y., April 17, "There i
no doubt now that another democratic
slate convention will be convened in
Syracuse' in two or three, weeks." said
Melville E. Craven, former stUte eom
nittoeman. "The rc'-'ent .Xew:- :York ..convent ion
was an anarchistic gathering," said he.,
'and there is an uprising all over the
state. There will positively be another
convention, and there is no doubt that
the delegates will be seated in the con
vention. "
Little Doing in Congress.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
.Washington.. April 17 In the sen
ate today the naval appropriation bill
was sent over from, the house and re
ferred to the committee on naval af
fairs. Senator Carter, from the com
mit ee on postoffices reported the
postal savings bank hill.
The senate considered the bill to
regulate the issuo of injunctions af
fecting state laws by the lower fed
eral courts.
u
ASHEVILLE TURNS jGETS LONG SENTENCE
OUT ENMASSeL, b.T'd.i...
TO HEAR THE
One of the leading Asheville, N.
C, papers says: "For the past ten
days our citizens have been turning
out en-masse to see and hear The
Great Andes, who ia a speaker of
national reputation. His good works
and famous lectures on good health
had preceded him, and on his open
ing, he faced one of the largest au
diences ever seen in Asheville at any
lecture of this kind. He is thor
oughly familiar with every subject
he handles and especially his talk on
Catarrh;;
"He stated that thin disease was
the forerunner of the Great White
Plague, Consumption. He threw a
bomb-shell into his large crowd when
he. state.1 that 163,000 died of this
dreaded disease, in the I'nited States,
in the past year. .
.'"He says that the. mucus that
forms in the eapity of the head drips
AVo have secured the agency f
salrs for them is enormous.
N. C. 0
OF 20 ROUND
jObjecis !o Efforts to Pull off
45 Round Mill With
Nelson
(lly W. SMITH. I
Chicago, April 17, "I'm too uM. for
a. long tight: of 40 rounds, 1 a, hr.it it
freely. Hut I consider ..that -' rounds
are . enough to : how -.one.' mail's superi
ority over another.".
This was the .statelre. nt ma,e last
night by joe tluns; ''lightweight' t h '.iu
pion of the Vvoikl. He lOi.-ut exactly
40 minutes in the city. 1.', of which lie
eiiis-'.!nie..l In a. iiuriied chat vviih the
Hearst news service reporter.
..Oans is on his way to S.iu , Francisco
from L'a'.li ;nore. his hoiue. to fill what
ever engageinentHen Sells may have
for lilm on the Pacific coast... Oans
thinks he can induce. "Battling" Nel
- on to light lvn in a 20-round battle.
A forfeit. for such a contest is now in
litigation - in San Francisco, and Gaiis
believes lie will . Mill the. argiinient..
. "Il .do.-sirt mattv i: inueli to me who
I. Tight out there." the. aged warrior
said as he smiled ' -the same old sad,
wearied smile as he conversed In the
Mine oM nervous, fidgety -manner;. "If
it. is't X.'i. on. it m :4.v be romeb'ody else.
Hut I want it understood that 'JO rounds
are enough for me. If I can't, heat my
man in that time I am willing' to 'eon-,
rede that he is is a better man than
I am and let it go at that."
HQLTOH DENIES
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington. April 17. Answering -an
urscnt demand for an exidanation of
a suit reported to have been brouf ht
by him to recover title for the gov
ernment to territory eniliraciug eight
counties'' in North Carolina. .I'nited
States .District'. Attorney Holton, of
Ash'.ville, wired the attorney-general
today: -
"There is no foundation for the re
port."
The land Holton was said to be. after
'' .orcunled bv approximately 100.000
people and includes valuable, timber
land owned by George W. Vanderbllt
and other wealthy northernors.
Fled, Lenving Propliet'ii Vliifr.
( By Cable to The Times)
Coiomb Bechcr, April 17 Twenty
nine men, among them an officer,
were killed and 100 men injurod in
a fierce engagement yesterday be
tween a French column on Talzaza
hill and a number of Berbers. The
latter, with a force of Nomad Arabs,
attacked the troops, but met defeat!
The French pursued. So terror
stricken were the Berbers that they
fled, leaving behind their dead and
wounded, and several green flags of
the prophet.
New Record Over the Sea.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, April 17 By Just one
minute the big Cunard liner Maure-
tanla established a new record across
the ocean over the long route when
she docked today after a passage ot
four days, 23 hours, 59 minutes.
The fastest previous trip, exactly
five days, was made by the Lusl
tanfa. The Mauretanla's average
speed oyer the 2,889 mile course was
JOE WANTS FIGHT
GEE AT ANDES.
into the lliro.U. going dowu the
bronchial tubes to the lungs. And
when a person begins lodng flesh,
has a hard dry hacking cough, pains
,:nder shoulder-blades and it; sides,
no color to the skin, feverish and
restless during the nigh.i, it is proof
that the Catarrh lias gone to I he
lungs. The majority of people, when
this disease starts on them, are af
fected with 'havy dull headache,
pains in' back of head, formr.lion of
scabs in the noio. very offensive
breath, forgetinlne.-y. and at times it
would entirely cause the loss of hear
ing, smelling, and eyesight.."'---.
"After this plain . ar.J forceful
talk, by the Great Andes, the follow
ing day his heaJ.ii'.ariery at Grant's
Pharmacy, was crowded:, with peo
ple, eager to purchase: his famous
Proscription, which ho explained
would cure Catarrh'' of any - form
"here it had no: affected, the lungs."
r the (Jieat .:;de. Medicines and tlif
G. KING.
rsnowcrwmwi vsn
08BERSH0LDUP
EXPRESS TRAIN
Bosrd Northern Pacific Pes
and Get Ail There Is
( By Leased Wire lo The Times)
Minneapidir.. .Vimi.. -Ar'-ril 17. I.-tec-tives
armed with rills s ,u,d mounted on
horseback, are parching the. .country
around Xorth Jtihelieii tod;:y in hn ef
fort to capture two robbers who held
up a Northei ii Caeilie train lit the out
skirts of this city in the nigh, obtain
ing ii large amount . of booty from the
passengers.. Tile train was a through
express.: it left tile un'oti depot at S
o'clock.. It is -supposed, the 'robbet'D were
on board when it stalled.
When It reached the city limits the
robbers appeared in : of the sleep
ing cars and. displaying revolvers, or
dered everybody to throw up their
hands.
All tl;e passengers oomvdied without
resistance. One bandit then stood guard
over the passengers while his compan
ion leisurejy passed down the aisle and
robbed them, one by one. of all the
money and other valuable tiny carried.
After searching everybody in t lie car.
thai robhei- who did this work returned
o the side of his confederate, laden
with, tre.i.-ure. Hoih oandii;; their calm
ly sat: down In a seat, slowed their
plunder m their pockets, and waited
for the tiain to slow, d.own.-" When the
train cam.: almost to a j't.op near Xo.-th
Junction, several -miles- from this city,
the robber-s sprang from the car and
disappeai -M in the darkness.
LITTLE KSISiS
By- Leasod Wire to The Times)
rfeyville.'. Kan., April l7.t i : 3v
h k this morning the Citizens State
'Ot
M I.
ban
her.
the
rod
now
:, at oliataun.ua, SO miles east of
. was held up by two men and rob
of S;'..00ii. The robb"rs took all th
cy in sight, walked a. block dov.n
street; mounted their -hordes... and
off unintdested. Thiee iosses are
se,.ii-e-,in(T for the. bandits.
LVOXS ADMITS UK DID IT. '
'i)ions of l)ead Kelly Cause Assail
ant to Confess.
( By Leased Wire to The Times)
Frovideii'-e, R. L, April 17
Haunted by visiois of aged Henry
Kelly, who was killod lar.t Sunday,
Frank J. Lyons, who came here
from Connecticut rocontly, has con
fesiied he assaulted Kelly. He was
held without bail. v
Lyons said he had been drinking
and while drunk he knocked Kelly
down. After robbing him, he
dropped a 40 pound fitoiie on Kelly's
face to hold him down.
'"' wild .not flee after that," said
Lyons, "as I could see the old man
coming toward mo all the time."
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts rrornDtlv vet eentlv fin tliA hnwala
through which tho cold Is forced out
or tne system, and at the same time it
allays Inflammation. Sold by King.
Crowell Drug Co,
..'.-.) -"'
Holison Won't Givo lp Fight
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, April 17 Represen
tative Hobson. of Alahnmn n
early visitor at the white house to
day, when he rnm nut ha i
a cheerful mood, and told the news
paper men the fight for more battle
ships for the navy was by no means
over and that it would be kept uu to
imii-uiubu iu niduu iui
Twenty-Four Years e:
Man With Ihuulles of AUnses Seat
I'p for Impersonating lVnslun
Agent Judge rurnell nml Mar
shal DoeUery Itoturn to Kaleiglj.
Judge Thomas H. Purnell, United
States Marsha! Claudius Doekery and
Deputy Marshal V. A. Mitchell have
returned from Klizabeth City, when
I'nited Siiite district court was held
this week. The session was a sho-.
one. being conclud' d yesterday and v
nuinler of cases were disposed of. Thi
most important was against FrederieV
Ioug!.i8s, alias Dr. Jones, alias Jot
Smith, alias Campbell and alias any
thing, who was sentenced to twenty
lour years in the federal prison at At
lanta for representing himself as beint
a pension agent of the I'nited State
government. Douglass, according to the Elbabetr.
City Star, is a half breed, being. .ran
Indian and Portugese, and is a mai
witli.n record. He represented to ol..
soHlieis that he-was a personal repre
sentative of the government and thit
lie was authorized to grant claims an
increase pensions. He would also dea
liberally with ex-slaves and he onl
charged a small fee for his services.
He was indicted and found guilty on
i isl.t counts,, for each of which he re
ceived three years.
It is said that the man has served
several terms In prison.
HKXDKltSOXVILLK TO HAVE
1AIIA" DiKI.VG Sl'JIMICI
y.r. M. L. Khipman. assistant com
misshm'er of labor and printing, has
r.'.uined from Henderson, where he at
tended a meeting'- of the stockholders
ot the French Broad Hustler, which
was 'recently incorporated. The Hust
ler during the summer months will ap
pear daily. .Henderson Is one of the
most pleasant of the North Carolina
summer, resorts and each year thou
iiuids of , visitors ilock : . to the town.
Mr. Hhipinan is ediair of The Hustlei
and " president of the cumpahy, and h
in, .king the paper a credit to the com
iminity, A daily ; for Henderson villi
will be an innovation and should provt
popular. '-" - '- - , '
The fiaii ty.
The Gaiety lias on some of thi
best pla.- s of the season. "All's Fai:
in Love and War" is very fine, ant'
all who have seen it are very much
ai.iused at Tho lovo-making over tht
telephone. The words can Ik; seei
passins along the wires and some oi
the cirls-who have attended say that
the kisses also are visible. How
ever, only those of experience can
tell. The other picture that is es
pecially fine is. "Stnrre Memories of
an old Thpatiic.il Trunk." The
scenes in this are so plain and look
so real that one can scarce help but
think they are seeing a real live
KTformante.
Daraca flaws Meets Tonight,
The Moring Baraca class of Hills-
boro street Christion Sunday school
wiil hold a business rieetins at the
church tonight at 7:30. Mailers of
importance v.ill be considered and
every member Is requested to be
present.
J. II. Kins fiives Uond.
J. H. Klnc, the white man who ves-
'erd ay bound over to pot'.rt by I'nited
States .'Commissioner Nichols for on --
raliiis an illicit distillery in Wake
oi:nry, .was- able to ffive Loud todav
.ind was released from tail. .,
WITNESSES FROM WEST
Striiiulod in Washington, Where They
Testify in Land Frauds.
(Hy Len-od Wire to The Times.) '
WashinKton, Apiil 17. Two hundred
westerners, residents of Callforni i. and
Oregon, summoned to Washington as
witnesses in the Hyde-Penson-Dlmond-
Sthnelder land fraud cases, bnout 25
per cent of whom are women, are prac
tically stranded in Washington. The
urgent deficiency bill, while It allowed
unlimited funds for tho trial of the
case and incidental expense, care
fully restricted the expenses allowed
witnesses from the Pacific coast. They
tre allowed their rnilroad fare, pott
age, baffirage express, meals en route
:ind 11.25. a day to live on in Washing
ton.
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DARING RESCUE
fRy Leased Wire to The Times)
New York. April 17. In a lire which
damaged the apartment house, at 72"
Third avenue today the firemen made
one of the most heroic' and. spectacular
.vseuos in . the annals of New York
IreftghtlnR. Nlnetcen-year-old George
Diets stood on th-;-sill of a (ifth-siory
window while the flames roared about
him and the smoke almost hid hl;n
from sight., A ..f.reman ' crawled bead-for.-inost
over the ea , es of the root,
while another clutched at his ankles
ami l;t .t him from 1'allinrr in to the
street over Bi) feet belo.v. The ptis
per.ded fireman was lowered .until he
could grasp Plets an.i then they were
both hauled to safety.
ro.ital Savings Dank Hill.
(Tiy Leased Wire to The Times)
Wauhiimton, April 17 The sen
at ? committee on postofuces and post
roads has voted to report favorably
the poslal .Ravings bank bill drafted
by a subcommittee,, of which Senator
Carter "was chairman. An ameud
ment was adopted changing the name
of the proposed institutions to postal,
depositories, which meets the objec
tion raised against the bankers.
Fire Vi.i-s Ottt Suit Shops.
(Ry Ler sod Wire !o The Times)
Ithaca, N. Y., April 17 -Fire early
today-wiped out aie Ludlowvllle salt
plant, 10 miles north of Ithaca. The
loss is placed at $350,000, with in
surance of 1200,000. About J. 25
men were employed at the works.
Chester Hat furfew Protection.
(By Leased Wire to Tho Times)
Philadelphia, April 17 It was de
elded in Chester this afternoon that ail
cars would run at once under guard
of the stale police, A curfew will be
runp between six and seven o'clock
tonight. All citizens not having busi
ness on the streets will remain In doors
after that hour.
Mr, Jos. T, McAden. a, student in the
University of Pennsylvania,, arrived In
the cltv today from Philadelphia to
spend a few days.
iuaraofse
Ail our goodo ere guarantaod
If not satisfactory, money refunded on return of goods.
Goods shlppad In plain plottages same i!ny order received.
WE PREPAY ALL EXPRESS CHARGES.
Rc-jiriances ma be made fif either PosfJ or Eprass Honry Order, nr Rtgistereil Letter.
Trloon en Goodo not llatod will bo furnlohod upon request.
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TO BE BIGGEST EVER
: (Uy Leased Wire to The Times)
Wai.hi.iK'i-O'.!. A ril 17 With the
?onve:iins of the seventeenth.- annual
'oiigiM.i;:Of , the : Daughters of -the.
.i.ierifan Revolution but three days
off, .the various JocarconunUtees, su
pervised by Mrs. Donald McLean,
president-general of the organisation,
are..'' work ing- overtime to compjete
arrangements' for the most successful
congress- in the history of the body,
Mrs. McLean said today that the
dolor;ates to the congress, of whom
several hundred have already, ar
rived, would probably number l.iion,
The treasury report showed that the
organisation has $17,000 inore than
this time a year ago.
Among-. the! . delegates, expected are
several from Europe, headed by Miss
Clara I'o?t!cy.
Fireman and FnRinecr KU!h1.
(Hy leased Wire to The Times.)
I!nomlngton. Ills., April 17,-rPassen-crer
train No. 1 on the Santa Fe was
wrocked by -.'vanning, into, an open
switch. Kii:,ineer 'John Coppess was
killed and the fireman was slightly in
jured. ; -.
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