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THE EVENING TIMES: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1908.
PAC2 TOO
OSES AMENDMENT
TtISaysI!2ty!aciProvIsloD
; . Is Unfair
: Says Mary land Amendment to Const!-
tutioa is Intended to Free Whites
Front:7 Educational or Property
Qualifications But to Subject
Blacks to Them.
(By Leased Wire o The Times.)
Baltimore, Md., Dec. 29 President-elect
Taft has taken a strong
stand against the Maryland demo
cratic constitutional amendment,
islntended to disfranchise the bulk of
the negro vote. ' He declares the
amendment, which is to be submitted
to the voters nest fall should be con
demned, as "it is not drawn in the
spirit of Justice and equality, having
regard, for the fourteenth and fif
teenth amendments."
In reply to a letter from William
-P. Stone, collector of the port of
Baltimore, asking the President
elect's views oh the Maryland propo
sition, Mr. Taft replied as follows:
''My Dear Mr. Stone: I have your
letter of December 9 but have not
been able to answer it until now. I
dod't think anyone can read my
North Carolina speech with any care
' and on that base the belief that I
: would favor such a bill as that pro-
posed in Maryland.
"It is intended to free the whltss
" from educational or property qualiti
cations, but to subject all negroes to
' them. : , , .
' "The whole law ought to be con
demned. . It is ..not drawn in the
spirit of justice and equality having
.regard for the fourteenth and fif
teenth amendments, and I sincerely
hope that no republican and no dem
ocrat who desires equality of treat
ment, to the black and white races
will vote for it.
"Sincerely yours,
"WILLIAM H. TAFT."'
'SIR. H. LPARHER SICK
DEATH A MYSTERY.
Body of Young Woman Fonnd in
Lake Michigan Murder or
Suicide.
(By Leased Wire to The times)
Chicago, Dec. 29 A puzzling death
mystery developed when the body of
Miss Mayme Dunn was taken from
Lake Michigan, off Divers Boulevard.
The police are seeking a mysterious
man who is believed to have been con
stant In hla attentions on the young
woman for the last year, unknown to
the - relatives of the dead girl.
from the lake just two and a half
hours after she had left her home at
280 Osgood street, where she had lived
for the last thirteen months with Mrs.
Lizzie R. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Hitchcock is not of the opinion
that the girl was the victim of murder.
She said that in the thirteen months
Miss Dunn had lived with her the lat
ter had never been known to have had
a male caller and that she spent most
of her evenings at home. On the
other hand, W., M. Whitney, who oc
cupies apartments in the same build
ing with Mrs. Hitchcock, stated last
night that he had on several occasions
seen a young man call at the Hitch
cock apartments and spend his even
ings with Miss Dunn.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(laeorporateai
Slricken Willi Apuplexy last
Evening
Condition Reported as Slightly Better
This Morning Was Stricken
. White at Panther Branch Fishing
Club Will be Brought Home This
Afternoon. ' ,
Air Hotel, where he shook "hands
with Judge Taft, just as the latter
wq 1nflv1nd tnr nn fliitomohlla rlnA
: . l Y TY YT .1 , A
wilu juub nays nnwiuuuu.
The Tafts lunched with the Ham
monds today. This . afternoon Mr.
Taft and Hitchcock will probably
hold their first conference. 1
Mr. Hitchcock's reservation at the
hotel 'la for an indefinite time, and it
is expected he will be here a week or
more. .''
MARRIED CHINAMAN.
But Marriage is Ordere Annulled, As
Violation of Law. k(
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
"Meridian, Miss., Dec. 29 One of
the most unusual cases that nas oeen
, The condition of Mr. M. A. Parker,
who was stricken with apoplexy yes
terday evening at the Panther Brauch
Fishing Club, was reported this orougnt to tlle k,j0Wiedge of the lo
morning as being slightly improved. jcal authorities developed today when
Mr. Parker, in company with hts. the marriage of Miss Ollie Palton,
brother, Mr. F. W. Parker, left Ral-. granndaughter of Gea. W. S. Patto::,
eigh yesterday morning and went to of tlMJ confederate army, and a past
the Fishing Club, which is in the gra!ld niaatei. or Mississippi Masons,
lower part of the county, near Willow t0 Lum Jack a iocai chinaman, cele-
i springs. Mr. M. A. ranter weni up DVated nere Sunday afternoon, was
I the pond yesterday afternoon to set ordersd annuiie(i, having been found
ifish nets. On his return he remark- (n h to the iflWa of the Ktnre
OR. WILEY TO BE OUSTED
Will Lose Position in Bureau
Chemistry
WIFE TRIES HUSBAND
Presides Over the Felice
Court
Because He Refuses to Obey Order of
the President Regarding Pure Food
Law He Will Lose His Position.
. Department Has Not Changed Its
Position.
Husband is Charged With Abusing
His WifP -She Presides Over Case
and Gives Lightest Sentence Law
1 . ' Allows,
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Dec. 28 That Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau
of chemistry, will lose his position
within the next few months was
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Omaha, Neb:, Dec. 29 A peculiar
spectacle was witnessed in the Omaha
police court when Mrs, Frank Frei
haber, a good-looking young woman
of this city, accepted an invitation from
Judge Crawford to take his place on
stated by a high official in the de-the bench while her husband -.was on
nartment of apiculture today. itrift " a cnarge of fusing his wife
The body of Miss Dunn was taken ..D wlIev has defled tha Dresl-' and cnll(Jren- ....
vm tk. loira w i h.i4- UI .J?lleX ' M- ?enett "VP?1 , ,.yo may do whatever you Wease
dent of the Cnrted States", sitd the f w,th thlg man wh0 has' abused you,
official. "The rest of us are) obey-; so long as you keep Wlthin the law,'!
ing the president. The president has ; said judge Crawford,
ordered tlat the pure food regula-1 Frelhaber had an attorney and his
tions regarding the use of benzoate of ; trial proceeded with his wife acting
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soda De suspended until me reteree . wi.- juue.
LIVERY STABLES REOPEN.
Resumed Business Today With Non
Union Men.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Dec. 28 Twenty livery
stables, closed for almost a week ow
ing to the strike of cab drivers, re
board has rendered its decision, and ! e accused nusDana protested mat
we have suspended the regulations ne s noi gu.uy or abusing n.s wu,
t ,: Witnesses -took the stand, however,
according to instructions. But Dr. , whQ te8tlflert that he fflrank. t0
Wiley has denounced the use of ben-iexe pame h0me intoxicated, failed
zoate of soda and created the lmpres- t0 m-ovide the necessaries of life for
sion that Its use is prohibited by t:ie j his family and was frequently cruel to
department."
The decision to oust Dr. Wiley was
them w..en In his cups.
When the witnesses
had testified,
reached several days ago, it is under-1 Judge Crawford held a consultation
stood, when Dr. Wilev refused to I with the woman who had sat in judg-
sign food Inspection decision No. 101,
which was issued today.
The decision recites the fact that
an inquiry has been made as to
whether the department prohibits the
use of benzoate of soda and quotes
Dr. Wiley's utterances and publica
tions denouncing its use.
"The department has not changed
its position," said the decision.
"Pending the determination by the
ment upon her husband. She decided
that Freihaber be, sentenced to one
day's conflnemtmt In Jail the lightest
sentence that could be Imposed upon
him.
Judge Crawford Imposed the sen
tence and the wife stepped down from
the bench as her husband was being
led back to his cell In Jail.
sumed business today with non-union
men o nthe boxes. At the same time referee board of tne wholesomeness or
the proprietors declared no striker unWholesomeness of benzoate of soda,
would be employed unless he consent- ,tg use wl be allowed ,lnder the re.
ed to an "open shop fcxtra ponce BtrIctIons heretofore outlined
nave been detailed to strike auiy.
BATTLE IX VENEZUELA.
CHARLES P. TAFT INTERESTED
IN RAILROAD COMPANY.
t ' ' - -.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Taft, Texas, Dec. 29 Charles P,
Taft, of Cincinnati, brother of President-elect
Taft. is the chief stock
holder In a company that Is being or-at " drui"t. 25c
ganized to build a railroad from the
dee pwater port of Arkansas Pass, In
the gulf coast of Texas, to Eagle
Pass, on the upper Rio Orande bor
der.'. :
Tried to Assassinate Shah.
Adherents of Castro and Followers
of Gomez Fight.
(By Cable to The Times.)
Port-au-Prince, Trinidad, Dec. 29
News of a sanguinary battle whltvn
was fought between a party of ad
herents to the Castro regime and the
crew of a gunboat under orders from
the new administration was brought
to this city today.
Twenty-five men were either killed
or fatally wounded and fifty others
were more or les3 seriously injured.
The fighting occurred in an isolat
ed section of aMcuro on the Vene
zuelan coast.
The Gomez party was considerably
worsted, but having secured recruits
they returned to the scene of the en-
iutiltitAll nrA mi In lr I nr V, t tKa fflATiil.
Hilton Hume, lawyer and capitalist, " m.
" . . . ..j ,,V, ,;of ex-President Castro. The crew
which participated was from the guu-
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PROMINENT LAWYER DEAD.
Captain Hume of Alabama Died This
Morning,
Huntsvllle, Ala., Dec. 28 Captain
was found dead under the window of
. . I Ula wnn. thta MAftllnV
London, Dec 28-A Teheran dis-; Coroner LaughUlIi after an exami-' boat Miranda, which arrived here to
patch reports that an attempt was ' A ,, , hl. ' day. The boat orlvinally steamed
made to assaslnate the shah of Persia Ca u,' Hume had Buffered a gtroke from Laguayra and touched t aM
by two men today. Both were killed. .; o( " and ln mnag bl8 body , ruco General Torez commanded ite
nt i t. jj j . r r ' rt.Anilori 1 r a n reran t anH had Rlifl VtrtAn
The flhah was uninjured,
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IT a . under his control at the time of the
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Captain Hume, who was a Confed-
erate veteran, was originally from
of Mississippi, in that white persons
are prohibited from marrying Mongo
lians. Miss Patton is a pretty young
woman of 20 years aad is highly res
pected. Both she and Lum Jack are
linble to criminal prosecution.
COURT-MARTIAL TO
TRY COMMANDER MAHSU
ed to Mr. Rowland, who wai in 1 he
boat with him .that he was suffering
from a very bad headache. When
they reached the club house he also
told his brother about his headuclie.
His brother Immediately gave him a
dose of anVcephalalgins, thinking it
to be only ail ordinary headache. .Mr.
Parker then lay. down close to the
fire, and verysooh thereafter he went
off in a stupor and began talking
wildly and acting very peculiarly. His
condition became alarming and Dr.
McCullers was telephoned for.
Dr. McCullers discovered that a
small blood vessel had bursted and a
small clot of blood rested on the (Bv Leased Wire to The Timesl
brain. Despite the clot on his brain, t SvashlnBton. Dec. 2A court martial
Mr. Parker had use of his limbs and ,,oal.d has het?n nppointed to try Corn
talked freely .though In an uucon- mander Charles O. Marsh, late' com
scions manner. mander of the stranded cruder Yankee.
Among the gentlemen at the club It will convene at the Boston navy
house at the time Mr. Parker was yard January 4. Rear Admiral Albei t
stricken were: Messrs. O. P. Hay, R- Couden will be president of the
Robert P. Dickson, Mr. F. W. Par- board.
ker, and a Mr. Rowland These g-1 rpvrpn pnurp
tlemen .with Dr. McCullers, sat up all HKCONnS 1NFIA ENCED POLICE
night and did everything possible for , .
the sick man's comfort. A telephone B,lrns ,HttJ Jollns0M . WeakenhiK
message to Mr. Clyde Parker this ' a,,(l "e w"" "ff? WhI
morning conveyed the good news that ing Flht ASu!n-
his father was resting easier, and, Iff Leased Wire to The Times)
possible fwould be brought home this; San Francisco, Dec. 29 In a cable
afternoon, j gram to a friend In this city. Tommy
Mr. M. A. Parker is sixty-two Burns, who held the title of heavy
years old and Is one of the best weight champion of the world and
known cotton men in North Carolina. lost it to Jack Johnson, in Sydney,
At the close of the civil war he align-i Australia, on December 26, savs he
ed himself with the cotton business ) Is willing to meet the lant Ethro
and since that time he has been a ' plan again, and charges fraud, inas
prominent figure in the cotton mar-! much as he says that Johnson's soc
ket throughout the state. His friend3 ' onds influenced the police in stop
in Raleigh are numbered by the hun-!ping the contest and that he was
dreds and to inem it will be a source strong at the end. Following is the
of great grfef to learn of his affile-'cablegram: -
tlon. ' I "Johnson's seconds influenced po-
The entire population of the city ; lice in stopping contest. I was strong
will wait with eagerness to learn or and had a chance, as had Nelson with
his speedy restoration to his usual Gans. Johnson was tiring.. Willing
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(Signed) "TOMMY BURNS."
CAME BACK TO LIFE.
Buried in Florida a Week Ago, But
Expected in Wellington Soon.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Wnnlllmrtnn nop 9Q 1? n Wo
(By Leased Wire to The Times) ,Kt nt tha v'h ,. ' r
Moston, Dec. 28 "Thornton Haihs tion of this city, announces that Dr.
will not escape punishment for his Cyrus B. Tedd, who died In Florida
crime. - The defense is trying to show ; last week, has been resurrected, and
12 sane men that these two brothers will visit Washington. Five hundred
were going out heavily armed look- : enthusiasts await Teed's coming, and
ing ror real estate tnat afternoon,", will give him a roval recention.
declared Mrs. Claudia Libbey Hains,
in an Interview at her home In Wln
throp today.
Dr. Teed, the organizer of the
Koresan Unity Corporation has been
in the public eye for a long time.
Abingdon.Va., and wa3 a member of
a prominent southwest Virginia fam
ily. He was extensively Interested
in cotton mills in this section.
OFF EOR PAXAMA.
beamingly the wife of Captain During the last 25 years he has
Peter C. Hains arraigned her broth- claimed to be a reincarnation of every
er-in-law, Thornton Hains, who Is great prophet the world has known,
now on trial for complicity in the ! Teed died in Florida last week ana
murder of William E Annls. She'it Is alleged was pronounced dead
declared Thorn tou is a coward who and burled, with all the ceremony of
had always taken 99 per cent, ad- the Koreshan sect. .
vantage In every fight. ) When questioned concerning the
"Thornton Hains will not escape resurrection, Mr. Webster said the
punishment," Bald Mrs. Hains, "for followers of Teed did not take tne
his crime. How he can is beyond my j usual view of death, and that the doc
comprehension. Think of it two tor would surely rejoin them.
heavily-armed men going out to buy - --
real estate. I'XFORTUNAIE CONVICT.
"Let me tell you what I think of
his bravery. He has always taken 99 Will be Released Tomorrow to Return
per cent, advantage in any fighting! to Virginia Prison.
he has ever done. Officer Smith, of the Virginia state
It makes my blood boil when I prison, arrived here today with re
think of the audacity of this man. I quisition papers from the governor of
know that he Is fighting for his life, Virginia for Charles Blackburn, alias
but there are some thlqgs better than Charles Crawford, a young man now
life itself, and that is courage. Hains serving a one year term ln the state
Is a coward, a brutal coward. penitentiary for larceny. He was
"Yes, I thought It would be broth- sent up from Forsyth county.
er against brother, Instead of brother Blackburn was tried and convicted
against friend, because Peter Hains of, housebreaking and larceny in Au
knew of Thornton Hains' actions to- gusta county, Va., and was sontenceu
wards me. If there had been a clash to three years in the state prison on
between the brothers . I should not July 11, 1905. He managed to ca-
have been greatly surprised. .cape from the Virginia state farm and
"Thornton Hains claimed. to be a came to North Carolina. His North
hypnotist that Is, with women. But Carolina sentence expires tomorrow
he never was able to use any of his and he will be taken to Virginia to
boasted occult power on me. He "finish his unexpired term,
bracked about It nn nfhern. hut hp I . - ,
dale, Ga., have filed with the Inter-ralled when ho met me, and that Is sfASiTA CLAU8 IJf WEST RALEIGH.
state commerce commission a com- one Qf the things that rankled In bis
engagement.
Complaint Against Georgia Ruitroxd.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, D. C, Dec. 29 C. L.
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House Committee, Guests of Ohnrles-
tor. Before Emlwrklng.
(By Leased Wireo The Times.)
Charleston, 8. C, Dec. 28 The
house committee on Interstate and
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to rebuild wasting tissue and H n. chairman, is here with
replace weakness with strength. ,adlM and f,.teIlds forty ln bU t0 em-j
and to cure chronic coughs and bark for panBma this afternoon. I
colds, and prevent pneumonia. ,They are the guests of the city and'
w an bmhim M win tMflt mrj it wm be treated to an automobile ride,
i wm. win Kwm n m na. ji i mom . . ...niA. K . . . i
i ing their stay In the city.
plaint against the Central of Georgia
Railroad, demanding reparation of
excessive freight charges amounting
to 198.12. .
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HITCHCOCK IX Al'Gl'STA.
ke Will Visit Boys and Girls of West
' RalHgh Baptist Hunday School
Friday Night,
i There will be a Christmas and New
Holding Confert nee With Mr. Taft On ' Tear entertainment at West Raleigh
Political Matters. I Baptist, church on Friday night of
(By Leaded Wire to Tha Times) : (this Tcek. Owing to the church be
Augusta, Dec. 29 Frank H. 'ng situated In the extrsme western
Hitchcock, chairman of the ropubH-(Part of the olty, Santa Claua fpund it
can national committee, and men- Impossible to reach the boys and girls
tloned for tbe position of postmaster-' of that neighborhood sooner. He has
general in President-elect Taft's cau- not forgotten them, however, and will
his appearance, on Friday
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THE FIGHT FOK SENATOR.
Inet, arrived here at 10 o'clock this make
morning. He drove directly to Bon night.
Ohio Candidates Gather at State Cap
ital Burton in the Lead. .
(By Leased Wire to The Times
Columbus, O., Dec. 29 Senator
Foraker has arrived here and the
three leading candidates for tbe sena
torshtp , are on the scene. It was
stated by his friends that Senator
Dick would come today. i 1 V
Observers of the contest Bay there
Is no chance for a dark horse to win
In tbe event that the Taft managers
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