PAC2 TWO
THE EyENIfciG TIMES: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1908.
TUE DARRL'JAN CASE
S:itt3 Dissolve Union Pacific
. Systeni - ,
Government Began Taking Evidence
' This Morning Alleged That Mer
. ger of Lines la in Restraint of
,. Trade and Contrary to Law. .
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New Tork, Dec 1 The govern
ment's suit to dissolve the Union Pa-
clflc.RaHroad system controlled by amost an over
E. H. Harriman reached the evidence- ngnt relie' or cure,
taking stage today. The govern- Testimonials unsolicited come to us
ment began this morning taking tes- daily of the rret success Pyramid Pile
timony in the litigation in which it. Cure is making.
is alleged that the railroad merger j Cases of ten and fifteen years have
lit question was brought about in re- been cured after a short time by these
stralnt Of trade and contrary to the)11"'6 heelers
Sherman anti-trust statute. . " W05ry ?T!ZttoT.i
The bill filed in the suit demands fsalrneedhSPltal ratlns tabIe
that the court set aside the ownership ' Don.t skeptical, buy a box at once,
xtt the Union Pacific Railroad of UB.an(j give yourself relief. It will not
oil K f t fl wl AS H U S2.1lt)lkll laMfln an1 I . , . kva,Aa .t,al,. .ml,, a ("In 11
the San Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt j
Lake Road, and the ownership by i
either the Union Pacific or the Ore-
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gon Short Line, of stock in the Atchi
son, Topeka & Santa Fe, the Qreat ;
Northern and the Northern Pacific
roads. These railroads are demed to
be competitors of the Union Pacific
and are known as Harriman lines.
Several of the attorneys who are
engaged in the Standard Oil hear
ings are also to take part in this lit
igation. They are Frank Kellogg,
who, with C. A. Severance, of St.
Paul, will represent the government
and John G. Milburn, of Buffalo, who
is assistant counsel for the defense.
NUMBER DEAD 140.
All the Bodies in Marianna Mine
Have Been Locate. . .
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Marianna, Pa., Dec. 1 When W. A.
Cunningham, state mine Inspector,
of Qreensburg, came up out of the
mine at noon today he said that all
the bodies had been located. The
bodies are under falls of slate and do
not number more than seven men.
With the 133 bodies already recovered,
this-would bring the total to 140.
This is Worth Reading.
Leo F. Zelnskl, of 68 Gibson St.,
Buffalo, N. T., says: "I cured the most
annoying cold sore I ever had, with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I applied this
salve once a day for two days, when
every trace of the sore was gone."
Heals all tores. Sold under guarantee
-at ail druggists. 26c.
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.
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sufferers buy it In such quantities that
the druggist is compelled to supply the
demand, or io3e this class of patron
age. or two applications Is all the proof you
will need.
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OFF TO ATLANTA.
Ten Additions to the North Carolina
Society at Atlanta, Ga.
United States Deputy Marshals
yesterday evening carried teu prison
ers t the federal penitentiary at At
lanta, Ga. ; They were as follows:
Joshua Clark, twenty-one months;
M. T. Ritch, a year and a day; Will
Crltcher, seventeen months, Joo
Beale, Thomas Holmau, Sid Boykin,
Tom Peele, J. N. Lee, J'. H. Haye3 and
Major. Jones, each for a year and a
day...;
HAVES AND DORANDO
WILL RACE AGAIN SOON
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York. Dec. 1 Johnny Hayes,
winner of the Marathon, challenged
Dorando, who defeated him at Madi
son Square Garden at Hammerstain's
last night to another race. Doranda
i accepted. Hayes said he was not in
j condition at the garden race and
asked Dorando to give him another
I chance. The" latter readily assented.
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PRICE $6.00.
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and laces, and the
very latest styles.
PRICES:
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Ladies' Rubbers 50c to 75c.
Men's Rubbers 75c to $1.00.
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DE5AGANS WILL
HAVE INNING
(By Cable to' The Times.)
Paris, Dec. 1 "We shall retaliate
tomorrow. It will be our day for the
laying bare of- immoral lives and hid
den domestic secrets."
With this declaration uttered with
all the emphasis of gasture at his
command. Prince Helie De Sagan to
day dismissed our correspondent
when questioned as to the possible
trend of events in tiie Palais Da Jus
tice. Tomorrow the third install
ment of Count Boni De Castellane's
suit for the custody of his caildran
will be heard. Incidentally, the
count is asking for $60,000 a year
for their proper maintenance. Whil
the children are In the case of their
mother. Princess De Sagan, extreme
precautions ' are being taken against
their being stolen. The mother, wiio
was formerly Miss Anna Gould, the
American heiress, will allow no one
to see the children save their tutor,
the priest, and the most intimate
fi-iends of the family. The vast ma
terial money value of the children
has excited the French mind to such
an extent that a romantic kidnap
ping for princely ransom would be a
fitting climax to the melodramatic
domestic life. Mme. Gould according
to the French interpretation of the
case.. '
M. Clemenc?au, counsel for the
Prince and Princess De Sagan, will
present his arguments In part tomor
row. Marked for Death,
"Three, years ago I was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was tearing
my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to
help me, and hope had fled, when my
husband got Dr. King's New Disrov
oy," M"s Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac.
Ky. "The tlrst does helped me and
improvement kept on until I had gain
ed 58 pounds In weight and my health
was fully restored." This medicine
holds the world's healing record for
coughs and colds and lung and throat
diseases. It prevents pneumonia. Sold
under guarantee at all drug stores.
50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Dorando n Professional.
(By Gable to The Times.)
Rome, Dec. 1 The National Gym
nastic Federation has resolved to con
sider. Dorando a professional runner
on the ground that he was paid to
enmpeto with Hayes In the so-called
Marathon race in New York.
M
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Standard: Oil S:crets Bare
(Continued from Frst Page.)i '
junct to the business as a whole.
! The business has outgrown transpor-
t'atlon by railroad. The pipe line had
I to be created to Insure regular sup
ply. ;It would not havs been able to
develop the o!l industry to its present
efficiency we:-e it not for the pipe
lines." ' .
This closed the direct examination.
Frank Kellogg, who has gained
t-iia conbrlquet of trust buster
through his eeaseles warfare against
merged capital, slowly arose from his
chair and faced the witness squarely.
The hour was at hand when he might
be able to wring from this wltn333
what he had sought for years in tae
courts.
The first question was:
"Are you the vice president, of the
Standard Oil Company?" to which;
me witness stated inni ne was una oi
them. Witness coul 1 not remember
when he was elected.- His memory
ere w bad. with the suddenness of
lightning In a peaceful sky.
Mr. Archbold said he has been
active in the affairs of the Standard
Oil Company since IS 39. He was a
director in the Anglo-American Com
pany. When Kellogg asked him how
many years he had len a leading
spirit In the Standard of New York
the witness looked embarrassed and
replied:
"Always. V.-V- -
In just half a dozen questions th-3
witness said for the first time, ; "I
can't remember."
It was when Kellogg asked him
whether the Manhattan Oil Company
of Ohio owned the Oil Creek Refin
ery. The witness, after a legal tilt,
was called upon to answer that the
Manhattan was competing with "the
Standard in Ohio.
Mr. Archbold refused to produce
the books of ths Anglo-American
Company, saying he had not the au
thority to do so. Archbold stated
that he had resigned from the direc
torate of the Anglo-American Com
pany but was quick 16 deny that he
had done so on account of an Invaati
gation which was pending.
: The witness fenced warily to keep
it secret who the American directors
of the Anglo-American are. He said
he had resigned and he thought Jno.
D. Rockefeller, H. 'A. Rogers, Mr.
Moffitt and others had resigned, too.
He refused' to furnish a list of the
directors and with this unsatisfactory
conclusion a recess was taken.
KLKOANT DINNER IN
HONOR OF MISS FORT.
Mrs. Paul C. Lee gave an elegant
dinner on last evening in honor of
Miss Katherine Fort, whose marriage
to Mr, Parker Anderson will be cele
brated tomorrow morning.
The table decorations were of the
most beautiful, large white chrysan
themums forming the" centerpiece,
and being used lavishly In the deco
rations. The color scheme of green
and white was tastefully carried out
in every detail. Green - shaded
candles shed a soft glow over the
scene. Dainty hand-painted Gibson
heads were used as place cards,
The elegant eight course dinner
was served in faultless style and was
a most sumptuous repast. The ice3
were especially attractive and dainty,
being in the shape of white lilies.
MrS. Lee was assisted in receiving
her guests by her daughter, Miss
Margaret Lee, and both were most
gracious hostess. No more delight
ful event can be numbered among ths
social events of this season.
Mrs. Lee's guests were: Miss
Fort, Mr. Parker Anderson, Mr. Bar
tell Wise, and Mr. W. M. Cowles.
A Dangerous Operation.
Is the remo-al of the appendix by a
surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King's
New Life Pills Is ever subject to this
frightful ordeal. They work so quietly
you don't feel them. They cure con
stipation, headache, biliousness : and
malaria. 25c. at all druggists.
Commission Issued.
Adjutan General Robertson has is
sued commissions to Hugh H. Mur
ray, Wilson, adjutant, and Donald J.
Murray, Wilson, quartermaster of the
second battalion, Second Regiment,
North Carolina National Guard.
John G. Ellis was commissioned
second lieutenant of Company K,
Third Infantry, Weldon, and special
orders No. 77 were issued, for an
election to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Capt. O. L. Bag
ley, of this company,
PILES CURED IN TO 14 DATS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind or
Protruding Plies In ( to 14 days or
money refunded. Sue. .
Pawnbroker Suicide. ''
New York, Dec. 1 Mark A. New
man, a pawnbroker at Hi Columbus
avenue, committed suicide . in the
parlor of the Hotel Roland, 6th
street and Madison avenue today -by
shooting himself In'the. bead; A -long
Illness, coupled with a nervous break
down, caused his act. i ' '
CASTOR I A
For la&aU snd Children, y
Bear the
fBfaatwwet
Society.
Mrs. E. M. Martin left last night for
Baltimore.
;
Edenton Street Razaar.
There will be one more day of the
Eden ton Street Bazaar, No one should
miss the opportunity of getting some
dainty and attractive Christmas pres
ents. Many novel and new Ideas will
be found thery Nothing oould be
better than the' barbecue, chicken
salad and oysters. At the Home In
surance building. f
LINEN SHOWERGIVEN IN
HONOR OF MISS FORT
On yesterday afternoon one of the
most pleasant social events of the sea
son was celebrated, when Mrs. W. A.
Wynne entertained at a linen shower
in honor of the bride-elect. Miss Katlv
erine fort.
Receiving in the hall were Mrs. Ivan
Proctor and Miss Frances Fort, who
i most charmingly ushered the guests
into the parlor to meet Mrs. Wynne
and Miss Fort. From here they were
ushered mto the linen room, where
frappe was served by Mrs. K. W,
Smead and Miss MUlie Fort. : In' the
dining room Mrs. Nathanlal A. Dunn
pretided, ahly assisted by Misa Sarah
Hinton Fort, Miss Ellsa Wynne . and
L.otta Watson. Delirious refreshments
were served.
At 5:30 came the shower. The pirlor
was tastefully decorated In green and
white. From an arch in the bay win
dow was suspended a white parasol,
from which a pouch concealed the linen
gifts, among them .being beautiful
drawn work, embrolderv. and batten
burg. Here much merriment follow
ed. The hostess first gave a rhyme,
which ran thus:
"Mere's to our bride-elect.
While seated In queenly effect,
We come to crown her
In . a lovely bower
'TIs quite simply called
A linen shower."
Then drawing a cord from the pouch
the gifts came showering down on the
bride, each ope containing a ' rhyme,
which was read by the bride. Then
the guests, namely, Mesdamea Wade
Brown, Wallace', ffiddlck, R. W. Dunn,
Geo. A. Martin,' Lynn Wilder, F. P.
Brown, J. L. Moore", J. P. Ray, R. E.
Turner, W. R. Crawford, J. Bare
foot, Robert Webb Wynne, Misses
Emma Taylor, Belle Pescud, " Elsie
Stockard, Pauline Hill, Henrietta
Hardin, Katherine Badger, Janet
Badger, Mirian Seawell, Hattie Arring
ton, Maude Arrlngton, Margaret Lee,
Mary Carter Ray and Mary Wynne,
all said "good-bye" to their old friend,
"Katherine Fort," and wished her
many happy years as 'Mrs. Ander
son.";. Foley's Orlno Laxative cures chron'c
constipation and stimulates the liver.
Orlno regulates the bowels so they will
act naturally and you do not have to
take purgatives continuously. King
Crowell Drug Co.. ,FayetteviHe and
Hargett streets.
The regular meeting of the W. C.
T. U. will be held Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
'Joodiio, on Harpe St.
Medicine That is Medicine.
"I have suffered a good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, but I
have now found a remedy that keeps
me well, and that remedy is Electric
Betters; a medicine that Is medicine for
stomach and liver troubles, and for run
down conditions," says W, C. Kiestler,
of Halifax, Ark. Electric Bitters pur.
ify and enrich the blood, tone up the
nerves, and impart vigor and energy
to the weak; Your money will be re
funded lt It falls to help you. 50c. at
all druggists.
JR. O. V. A. M. ELECTS OFFICERS.
Capital City Council Names Its Offi
cers for Next Tenn.
At a meeting of the Capital City
Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., last night,
the following officers were elected:
J. P. C.O rover Olenn.
C.C. H. Younger.
V. C.-W. H. Lyon. ,
R. S. A. T. Horton. ri.
F. 8. L. W. Alderman. '.' ,
W. J. T. Farmer.
A. R. S. L. B. Barrow,, -
Treasurer C. G. Whitney.
Trustee H. J. Johnson. '
Representative A. H. Moneyham.
' Alternates L. W. Alderman, Walter
Clark. Jr. .
L. 8. Chas. Matthews. .
Conductor M. G. Heath...:
O. S.-8. M. Hobby.
HOL1DA YRATES VIA SOUTHERN.
The Southern Railway announces
that they will put on sale round trip
holiday tickets at practically the same
low fares as In the pact. , These tickets
will be sold between al points In the
territory south of the Ohio and Po
tomac and east of the Mississippi
rivers, Including Washington. D. C.,
and St: Louis. Mo. The selling dates
will probably be December 18-19-23-24-2G-SA-S1
and January 1st, with Anal
limit January f, 1909.
The exact dates and limit' will be
announced later.
For further Information see nearest
agent or address " ,
W. H. McOLAMER Y,v P. ft T. A.r
Raletgn, N. C.
Low Winter Tourist Rate to Havana,
' Cubs, Vis KoutJieru Railway.
The Southern Railway announces
low round trip rates of 169.10 from
Raleigh to Havana, Cuba, during
winter tourist season. Tickets on sals
dally until April JOth, lUial limit May
31, 1909. Stop-overs are . permitted at
11 points In both directions where
there are azents.
Approximately low rates are In ef
fect to other winter tourist points.
For any other Information see South
ern's searest agent or address '
W. H. McQLAMERT. P. T. A.,
. Raleigh, N. C.
The Kind Yon Ilavo Always
,ln two f-tr over 3C years,
and
f sj&?7-7 nal
-xnaryr, t-wesuat Allow no one to deceive un in tnls.
All Counterfeits, Iinitatlona and " J-nst-a-goud" are but
Experiments tJt trifle wlt ana endanger the hoa'th of
nwt3 and ClUdren Experience against Kxperiment,
Whsst is CASTORIA
., Castoria Is a harmless substl trite for Sartor Oil, ParR
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Bxid allas Foverishnesct It cures iJiarrtoea nd Wind
. Colic, it relieves Tfce thing Troubles, cured Cor.stlpatwu
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