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n: Paper inHhe State of North Carolina With a Leased Wire Service a RALEIGH RALEIGH, N. C, THtJRSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1908. EVEN J OUR RESOURCES a-''- ;7y F LOST GIRL HAD Congressman RandaL Makes Remarkable Case of Youdq Profound Impresslui, Upon American Bankers ENTERTAINING PROGRAM POLICE R AID ROUSE 'Seems Most Appropriate -Hurt the Convention ot the Men Who Held the Purse Strings of the Nation In Their Hands, Should bti- fciterested In a Discussion of the onser" tion of the Aatural BeseireOs of the Land" Says Congrcssii an Kail' dall in Speech Before American Hankers' Association.. ' (By Leased Wire, to The limes) Denver. Col., Oct. 1 Tko dele gates to the annual convention of the American Bankers' Association start ed the last day of actual business to day with an Instructive and enters taininx urogram, before them. The most Important business oB the day consisted of the report of tile curren cy commission and two addresses, one bv Alexander Gilbert, of New York on "Vital Issues;" the other by Hon. John S. Randall, member con gress, on "ConservatiOin of Natural Resources." At the opening of the seislon each of the numerous vice presidents was , allowed five minutes tiimo !t speak on the business conditions in the various states. Later Vestus J.. Ward, presl ' :ent of the Mercantile Trust Com- 0-.n- n.m f l L'liftVa nn "ffnavin ill, vi. uta uuuir, .x.iunc uu mu.. u Thfi") was-a nJflhis . utters f the del )enver in a sman Ran attenii,VIy ofound iin t it seemed c convention 1:11 rse strings llunds should discussion 1 natural re art he said : rces Ineluac e and which living waters supply power me of com es; prevent ich yield the conserve the er uses of tlie minnrals which r industrial life vou steady, con iow Hie most inj ure the American mated the costs igatlon and relo 00 tons of freight mgh. locks on St cting Lake Huron ir last year. Had o of the lakes last o 80.000,000 tons, rail at the average ,fip charges thereon ded over $300,000 is actually paid for u,7jWfof hank- ,dpJiOBlty" &r, !Vl,fi '''l r-xy-iH 'I-.'- .;-: '.tr -t h f ' 'v wfi .' i"i t .-l ' . - ' ; V- I . ' f r 1 TAKKX; IX HOMKS IX WK8T V is., Oct. 1 There m and 7 different va- were babies from two ve, all colors, shapes, on? conditions of servr tlip" -ere, the discard in search of a home ter of sorrows and ere born Into. : St Paul from New ir with these babies lllwaukee. With the fire several sisters oi trained nurses. ling society of New them west to deal od homes among the Paul. Licked Barkeeper, Oct. 1 After Galll counties had voted by 1,700 majority r, president of the li league, tougni e ohn North, a local the elections. orth several times Parker Is under Brokerage Firm Have Been Jlrrested Are Charged With Grand Larceny B EN KIDNAPPED fiirl Who Was Slo'en Six Weeks Ago Xelfjlibors Saw That Girl Was Watch ed and Reported the Matter to the Police They Broke Open the House and Found Girl Who Had Disappeared Six Werks Ago Said She Had Been Seized and Brought to ih? House bv Her Captors, All Italians. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) New York, Oct. l.-The most, re markable case of kidnapping that has stirred New York for many years was brought to light early today when Lena Thorn ,a pretty sixteen-year-old girl, was rescued from a one-story house at 475 Rockaway avenue, East New York. She had been stolen When within 200 feet of her iiome six weeks ago and has been a prisoner ever since. After she was attacked in the woods near her home at Rock- away avenue and Jamaica road, re maining in this house two days slip was taken to the Rockaway avenue house. ; ; Her own clothing had been taken from her and she was forced to wear clothes that her captors provided. Women living In the neighborhood saw that she was always watched by jnan ,and noticing that her com lilexion was so different from his hoy saunertrtd something wrong anrt litfuncd the police. The raid was made earlv todav and l was only after a terrific battle that Raphael Suso, twentv-six vears old who was found in the house, was overpowered and taken prisoner. In liis rase at discovery he tried to kill the girl but was prevented. Captain Frank, of the Brownsville station .heard of the case vesterdav and at once put Detectives Caulfield md Burton an it. They watched and saw the man go nto the place and then without knocking burst open the flimsy door Huso was standing near the girl and when he saw the detectives he utter- d a curse, grasping her liv the throat, swung her around and hit her i heavy blow in the face. "I had loen to school on the uav that I was kidnapped," said the girl, "and got home before 4 o clock In the after noon. Some of the girls were go ng to a wood near where we lived to get flowers and I went also to get lome flowers to put on the dinner table. On the way ack, when with- n a few hundred feet, of home, a man iprang out of the woodsy grabbed me by the throat and dragged me into the bushes. Then he and another man carried me further back into the woods and stuffed my mouth with rags. They kept me there until late at night and then one of them went ifter a wagon. I was tied in this and taken to East New York into a tene ment. Two women in this house guarded me while the men were iway. The women took my clothes way and threatened me." : Snso after having his Injuries at '.ended to, was locked up in the Brownsville station. The police ar rested Annie Carlo, aged thirty years. She is Baid by the police to be one )f the women who held the girl pris oner. Both she and Suso were ar raigned before Magistrate Vorhees in the New Jersey avenue court today. WANTED TO 8KK HARRY. Mrs. Thaw Calls at Jail But Is Re. fused Admittance. (By Leased Wire to The Times) White Plains, N. Y., Oct. 1 Evelyn Thaw was refused admission to White Plains Jail yesterday where she came to visit her husband. She irrived In White Plains about noon, 'iressed in black and went imme lately to the Jail. Sheriff Lane In formed her that he was very sorry that she could not see the prisoner, but that he had received orders which would prevent him from granting her admittance. She was very much disappointed. When asked to explain why she had been denied admission to the Jail, she said: "Harry has got another one of his freakish notions." Before leaving she told several friends that she would make appli cation In court for an order allowing her to see hi n. (Rv Leased 'Wire to The Times) Pittsburg, Pa.. Oct. 1 Vlee-Prcsi-uent Charles V. Fairbanks, uccom- tiM'.ttPfl hv Mrn. V iill-hnni:. iOTlvpft 'from the w.-st at 7 o clock thin nion-.-l ling and were, mt't bv a committee. Mr. aim Mrs. I'.iirbanks wore driven to the residence -of William Metcalf. Jr., where breakfast .. was served. Later an informal reception was held at the Hotel Schenlv. I lie vice-president and other urom inerit .puople are here as the guests ol the cuv lo nt lend the sesquicen tumiial celebration.- p .d if:, ; M, 1 i'-tM m?i4f -iv 'I linn,) f ' i' i i i&Am ii it int po i I ?,fyr-;:-t d b ( k to ' J '- -L,. KA ' Cl - ICS' 'JCrrQ 4ttJBS30 h estoid u t litt aid k, vs () ton 1'ilou to t'ii i- lit is MIii it () l?i.in .mil ibou to the k- i Trw(nrrf ri tup nv-- , - . i A - in! FHIWl! Itlfc KAi 'I V'-viar: - 3 1 N , , y Against The; -.7.:? r BUSINESS BADL7 '; " - -7v7-- f Manufacturers' ,..(" sentins S.-)0,(00,0(0 OSpitasrf 1, (()) Hepnrate Concerns Org, ed to Combat Attacks on roads. George A. Post Elec l'resiili'iit Is -sot a Paitisan mnr.ii ganlatioii 15ut Will Try to Offsev- 1-ei li ig ot Public Hostility to Rai. r roads. v 1, (Bv Leased Wire to The Times) New York, Oct. 1 Manufacturers ot railroad equmment and of ma terial, representing, it is said, $500, 000.000 caital and 1,000 separate concerns, have organized the Railway Business Association which will com bat attacks made upon railroads. George A. Post, president of the standard Coupler Company, was chosen president yesteiday at a meet ing which held at the Waldorf Ho tel hi speaking of the organization today Mr. Post said; "In tlie last vear many of our con cerns have suffered a falling off in trade ol 75 per cent. "The reason why we have done so badlv has been because the railroads have lacked the ability to purchase supplies, .and much ot these inabili ties has been caused by the attitude of. hostility toward them which the vve teei tnat t- V' ' Hi 'A' 7r H ( By Leased ire t i New York, tu t. I - I litical events ol Vi riaa U 1 1 paignlng in lov.. his home in Liti,;oiiv l;r Ho devoted tin soeei largely to atlai 1. ng 1 liooseveit. for tln-i" soi-r uibtitioiip. Mr. l al t i:i ; ir's answered the Jatver s i said his po.su ion was I i 4 ' r home town hallenue and exactly tin- same as Preui(ler;t Roosevelt s on campaign pubiiciTv. President Roosevelt dropped th controversy witji .Mr Bryan. Governor Hask'1!!, of OUlaboina, in another U'tier to: I'ri'sideiif Roosevelt, I ( accused hnn ol oniarging on a magazine- n'r'tielo . while attacking Haskell and chaHeli!': it - Iiini to pnbl:'.;h the interior depar'.iiei'it record to .-substantiate, his 'iiliiim that lie did not fivor t!v Svini'.iin! Oil Company, Haskell :i Iso '.iii'ieu!ed to 0!;lahom:ins for funcW to flglii' corporate oppres sion. Both -political pariles completed plans lor a ft'eniendons iMittl'iin New ii,,,.,. i,., i.ioi.t . .iu Mi., .i t ii I'.i .u ii in l mIiovc lo the 1(' 1iiclin.'ii, I wo of tiie lueiiiiiers ot ilie linn ot A. (. linvu v. liom have been arrested i-lmrgr-d Willi urand lnm-ny on the fy. c.t Miss I Men S. Ahciuathv. She siivs that she paid the fltfcf ( toei; vf'v- shares of cor.inioii slo.'k ol the I . S. btefV ' livcutv sIlhts ol coiimioii stock olMissonn, Kansas & Tea, v. Inch was never di'ltv-ri'd to her. . York lief , paign. Senator name two vacancies bench. in, close of the cam- AlcCai ri-n s&id ' he. would SIPAhSTShiiHTn"---. !Ltiii!Ji tlllilUllI mm bomb - - FATAL DIS OVtRP 1m: 0 m f 3 ; 'ri.5"'' 4-' il!i Leased iV U iieelim?, $' 9 . I mile over i By Leaded Wire to The Times ) I)Miiv;r. Col., Oct. 1 William UMidolpii Hearst exploded 'another l.oiiib in the canm of the renublican party '.by reading before the largest which nas loiiiicai ...gainenng ever iiem in iius-nu oni h uh city new letters that further estab- :-,.0urtV roulffc ; !!..!. .1... ,,J,. i.' C. L.ni.ti I democratic cnuiiiiiatos tor;-"" '"-y ""- 1 ithreo persons on the supreme court - . ; J--ir ":v-7- IEY-., 'A CZdAINA IB : TO BE VERY SICK ever held in thN an old tend , ' . ",-f,Jhl:f:-K.'.T;T1,- ;. " at further estab- (0urt, ieul- ?Z&i?'i-&:4''i i .v of Senator Joseph j i; C i tandard Oil Com-1 - ' -. te-V,.f;)-'iwf.i, ;r-. liters showed that '"""' !. 4;.: vl $3,000 and an- tountn as men! v 5i,4A?v,'lw he had received ;tlo fonpitaiy cah'ft A-V 5tH'' 'i'f D. Archbold from men going to the A:X,X;?CiW;- r at 26 Broadway. The battle ivTinly tcrs were written .store. Hendricks 1 i.'.-A ; s " ;-. i'-f uuu wiumiiiwi .vi -1 w . ... -"-'iti r-i.;-;.,,;;-.-:...jiii --i;i r--. ;J,,":,,-?'i;;: t. for the sums . nan nroutnt 10 meni ; ' . ' .-ir,ry .? Foraker with i.he Standard Oil Com- l.an.v. One of the letter Koraker. had received other 'showed that ? 10,00-0 from John the unfalliiiir mtmilv at 26 Broadway. The buttle occur Both of these letters were written .store. Hendricks to Foraker in 1900 and contained cer-1 Jake Powers of stej tilhates of denoslt ..'for the sums, bad brought lo the named'; They were sent to the sen-! They engaged in a ator an a result of previous commun ications' between Foraker and Arch bold. Mr. Hearst stated he hadY and then .pulled knives.Vv Two brothers, of Pov:y-;--;S. "ard.'took sides and a WV.' ",'.'' ' -v'.i ( By Cable to The Times) St. Petersburg, Oct. 1- The gravest anxiety now oists because of a new ti'n for the worse in the health of the czarina. The sea trip she took around the coast of Finland In tlie Imperial yacht has not relieved her -1 intense nervous condition, originally j ; tJovernor Hanly Exonerated, caused by her anxiety over her hus-j Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. ;' 1 -Gov. band and their children. It has been Hanly la exonerated by the report of come across the letters In" looking i with knives and pistols' 'p'-i-fj. ' through a large collection which Mr. Bluiuiield had his thrtfjjf ; ?::-z.$t'ji'$ Foraker stated would substantiate his -ear to ear. Will Poweri;-:;-'-i-;; f innocence. biiui liuu 'mm uo niiu..J1, .,'-1.., "The letters which I found," said 'The father of the Powjrnst' Mr. Hearst, "don't establish his In nocence but show the effectiveness of hl3 service for the Standard Oil." i j . . i . .. j i u . v - ri cover. .'. ioclded by the court physicians that the only thing likely to bring about recovery from the ciarlna's nervous breakdown Is to spend the winter in the south. But it Is believed that ihe would refuse to go to the south unless the czar and the children ac companied her and this Is Impossible. The family fear to tell the czarina the decision of the physicians because her nervous condition makes - the thwarting of her wishes dangerous. the house committee of the charge of attempted bribery to secure the pas sage of the county local option bill. The report states that thorp is no evi dence to show that Ucvresontatlve Kniseley was offered Inducements to vote for the measure. Implied cen- -V' . v,; v;. -':-'l'-;:Wti- ' Av,.Cv!'-f '.-J.-v'-f,-.'.rt v'''.Vvi''f,'c''l.'-e .; Football Player Seriously ( By Leased Wire to The Tim Edmund, Okla., Oct. 1 J. Schw tk-''. ser, quarterback for the Stlllwati, central high i school, was yesterday seriously, if not fatally, injured three minutes before the close of a game with the A. & M. college team here yesterday. He was Internally in jured. Physlclung say he may not re- sure of Smator Wickwlro, however, cover. He was removed to Stlllwa arotised the Ire of the senator, but ter. This Is the second serious injury tile senate promptly voted confidence ,to football players In OklahorVa this In Wlckwlre and the legislature ad- week. A .'atailty occurred at weatn J ttiffrtl'l a tAiar dmra diva A P7B177f.afe ;7fe777-; weUt;;:." :-;V-vi ;P'-v '---' v..V-... of- '--0'77v 7;t7l tfVM v .';" ' ;-;7: ' '77:.--
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