STATE NEWS.
Judge Biggs' Peculiar Experience.
.Oxford, March 29 Judge J. Craw
ford Biggs spent Thursday, in Oxford,
As the train was leaving East Dur
ham Thursday morning the coach in
which Judge--Biggs was seated was
struck hy a cyclone, which for sev
eral minutes caused considerable ex
citement and alarm. According to
his statement, sudden and strange
loud noises were heard, evidently on
the roof of the coach, and unaccount
able to the conductor and all in the
coach. Soon the coach commenced
leaking, and It was found that the tin
roof had been torn off by the cyclonic
windstorm while the train was mov
ing rapidly. No other damage was
caused.
Court Delayed by Smallpox.
' New Bern, March 29 On account
ot an epidemic of smallpox, Jones
county court, which was to open Mon
day, March 29, has been postponed
indefinitely by Judge C. M. Cooke.
For sometime smallpox has raged
around Trenton, the county seat, and
the condition does not improve much,
so it was thought best to postpone
this term of court for the present.
Falls Through Bridge to Death.
North Wilkesboro, March 29 J.
Frank Hutchenson, a Primitive Bap
tist elder, fell through a condemned
bridge over the- Yadkin river Satur
day and fell twenty feet to the
ground. He was so badly injured
that he died thirty minutes later.
Two mules hitched to the buggy were
seriously injured.
The bridge, -which was erected over
ten years ago by a private company,
had been condemned. A steel bridge
is a mile above the wooden structure,
which was closed, and no traveling
had been done over it for several
days. It Is supposed that Mr. Hutch
enson wanted to save time by passing
ufacturers and business men assem
bled and discussed the situation, the
proposition was submitted and if half:
of the stock can be secured in 1 honi-
asville the cotton mill will be built A Great Crowd At the Millinery Open
this year. The proposition submittea
was considered very liberal Snd there
ALL VERY STUNNING! APTPD
rxk JL1V1V
DOCTORS
FAILED
Many Beautiful Hals Shown
at Opening
WHITEGIRL PRISONER 1
CHAINED WITH NEGROES
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Athens, Ga March 29. Convicted of
being an "undesirable" Kate O'Dwyer,
a handsome young white woman, has
been, sent to the county chain gang
and Ts now serving In chains with ne
groes. Superintendent Kelly admits that he
. ... j I n-ii-l nnrl thtlt
Die Compound Cured Her. W i forced to sleep m shackle, ho
also admits sue is i-iimu
ing At Boyhtn & PearceVs Many
Ant rf Tnn-n P.wkltl. Hon Fnr the
EventMany Beautiful sHnts Arc LydiaE.Piflkham'sVeffeta
is but little doubt but that the
amount that is asked of the citizens Shown.
nf the town will be tiuickly subscrib
ed Thia lu .orf-tinlv thp hpcr nrnno- . "Sav. hmv ilitrs this look ? Oh. 'isn'tl Willimantic. Conn. "For five vears
it'inn ever offered the town to secure this the dearest thing: My. I'm just I suffered untold agony from female I s?8'
w - - I ... . Hrtii h ao nnnemn Itn n rn , h rx 4 fvtsmi in ii
. ,!ll and if it i nrt nrrentprl Wild over this: Hut 1SI1 t mat juri un y"""!! ""amc, "i8ii''
a VWLIVII .X.,.. Wu - 1 . . . . .1
...... ...i. ,.ni h m rrhm.lstunniiiK tor anymins: uu jou
, i. ,. u.1 this would ho
Ho Wile Uccua a. vuiiuu uiiu, ouc uao
the best advantages to offer of any
I I I m
1 A &
think
those
hecomlnff? , Oh
plunges, aren't they-gorgeous?
A noifi'i't hnhcl of sounds, murmurs
town in the state, and the natural ad-j of -jeliKti t and admiration greet you
vantages make Thomasville the ideal 0n entering Boy Ian and Tearce's mil-
place for such an enterprise. Citi- linery pai Unv.
zens subscribe this stock and get this Raleigh' Rival fashion show Is on,
nti.ni.;io Thnmaavillo miKit- tinuo it tho event "f the season, when the frai
The Right of Way Agent of the
Southern Power Company" is in Thom
asville for the purpose of .completing
arrangements for building the trans-1
mission line from Lexington to Thom
asville. The right of way is being
cut out and as soon as all the timber
is cut from the route,, the construe'
Horrified, prominent citizens nae
lvalue iiicKiuaii' ...
ties, dizziness andi nervous prostra- employed counsel to sue out a w.u i
tlon. It was impossible for me to 'habeas corpus for Miss O.Dwyer nnd
walk upstairs the case win oe m-.uu u
ivithnnt. Rtonninsr loflav.
When the girl was conviciuu i
Inine soul rejoices in new delights.
( ireat crowds from all the nearby
towns poured into the city to attend
liovlan and Pearees opening, ail ca
nt! .'intent- on the one all-import
ant object, the latest thing in hats.
This oiviiing. seems,1 -if possible, to
run ass those of former season
the gorgeous display. A perfect rain
bow of colors
m,..ju.un
on the way. i
tried three differ
ent doctors and
each told me some
thing different. I
received no benefit
from any of them,
but seemed to suf
fer more. The last
doctor said noth-
in
offense against morality x-ntenee
suiendod on condition that she leavr
this part of the country. Hhe returned
after two months. Attorney Cooper,
who represents the ellixens. says her
confinement- is illegal and chains are
an outrage.
The woman was convicted of run
ning a lewd house but sentence was
suspended provided she leave the
city. This sue am not uo aim it
inff would restore
m v health. I beiran
taking Lydia E. llnkliam's Vegetable
Compound to see what it would do.
and I am restored to my natural rhief of Police McKie in a statement
da:z!e the eye in the health." Mrs. Etta DoNOVAif, Uox iM morning denied emphatically the
Olin Villiwim(i(, Cnnii . ...
ago she was
taken into custody.
'millinery parlor.
i The whole store wears a holiday
tlon force will build the Jline. One
't
Tt will be no- '" n,"u"" "f R ex ent. delicate Vegetable Compound, made irom roots ; n d , k reKUiariy a
It will be pos , inis aml daimy fi0Wers are f.-tsooued anf herbs, is unparalleled. It may be -..,'?;'" w, "
rom this com- ;-.UM.oss ,iu, store. The windows them-' sed with perfect conlidence by women ' signed to women pusoiiers.
, 299, Willimantic, Conn. Utnrv that, the woman has been work
il,r ' Tho annnoca nf T.vdia T!. Pltlltham'fl j .... u T4a tali) sho hi
rnn Tiiivue r i Li in 4
a bearingKlown Reeling, flatulency, indi-' fill 1 I l Mil I
WliL JOIN HFPUBUC
vrt tho condemned bridge. . The as other industries will soon be in
"public Insisted on using this bridge. : evidence. Thomasville will welcome
. Part of the structure fell upon Mr. this great company trust that its
Hutchenson and this was practically ' coming will be the means of securing
responsible for his death.
Mr. Watson Spends Restless Night.
After spending a good day, Hon.
C. B. Watson, who has been lying
desperately ill at his home for sev
eral weeks. was reported at 3 o'clock part of the street raised several feet
this morning as being very restless.
He slept none during the night.. It
is not known whether he has gained
ground or lost during the past few
days, as one day he is restless and the- town will have
now niiiot His attendants are still streets. :
hopeful. Winston-Salem Journal,
can hardly realize what 'this means
to this community in the way of man
ufacturing industries
Bible' to obtain power from this com- , th More;. The windows them- ' USPd with perfect confidence by
pany for a ten norse or a ten tnous-: s,.Vos a thing of beauty, announce that who suffer trom displacements, mnam-1
and horse power enterprise, . A trails- spring, lias come and that Bovlan and 1 matlon, ulceration, libroid tumors, ir-
former plant will be erected and from I'earee s opening is now on. regularities, periodic pains, backache, i
this site voltage wires will transmit The south window especially is a bearing-down Reeling, flatulency, nidi- j
any amount of power required for triumph of. the decorator's art. Vines gestiodiness, or nervous prostra- j
,. and flowers are climbing over gilt ; tlon. ,
any purpose -Electric powet ribbon, are aeefu'iy i For thirty yeani Lvdia E.Pinkham'B !
ing extensively used in some parts of m thv ground, whIt(, ,.obed i Vegetable Compound has been the
the state, not only by matuitactuniig w.,xen tigures .with parasol and glove? j standard remedy for female ills, and.
plants, mil oy outcners. ouu-ueiti-iand oth,,. n tt. if essentials to complete. . Buffering women owe it to tnemseives
the feminine toilet, make up an at- j to at least give this medicine a tnal.
tractive display. The few hahflsome : l'root IS aounctant that'll lias c.uieu
creations of new -pring niiiinen' 'do ; thousands of others, and why should it
not crowd or mar the display, but only not Cure you?
give a Flight hint of the dream land . ; . -
'!l"nzJ('M Gill Arrested for Muti-
themselves, but ferns and palm's with
bunches of flowers, and fruit have been
arranged with, excellent taste, t
The shapes are not so different from
the last season, some of them that at
tract especial attention, however, are
the-"'Salvation Army" hat, the "Billy
P,urk," the Russian turban, the tulip
hat, the fruit basket, the market bas
ket.. the French sailors and Mother
(loose hat.
(the of the swellest creations is a
Marv Ciardeh hat of black silk hair
The Kind Ton Hare Always BougHt, and which 6s4 'eCTV ,
in use fir over 30 years, has borno the slsnat?ic of
ana nas neen miuio miuer y"
wraal snpervlsioD since its ipfancy,.
Allow no one todeceiv Jon in tills.,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and J.nst-as-goodr' are ba
Experiments trifle with ana endanger the lioa'tli of
infants mid Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTQRJA
Castoria is a harmless snhstitnte for tfartor Oil, ar
' goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It l Pleasant. It
cantaius neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcot'.e
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fevertshness, It cures liiarrhoia n Wind
Colic, it relieves TtetLing Troubles, c'.ire ConstipatxAn
and Flatulency, it as'anilatc3 t!i Food, regulates tno
Btomach ad iiowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep.
The Children's Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
CeNUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beaw tho Signature of
S7
hutchers. wood-deal
ers, building contractors and farmers.
On some farms power is used fo;- cut
ting feed, pumping water, sawing
wood, churning, washing, ironing and
for lightning the house and bains.
With electric power: at--. Thomasville'
a cotton mill and ice factory, as well
scores of new enterprises and saving
money for those now in operation.
The town street force is doing
some excellent work on north Main
street west of the depot, a splendid
sidewalk has been built and the low
The wort; certainly adds greatly to
the beauty of Hie town. Much work
is being done in all parts of the town
on the streets, and if continued the
some respectable
lating Records in Judge
Badger's Office
cause of his Illiteracy and because of
his lack of U-alning along the lines of
the technical administration of just-
I ice. It is foolish, absurd on the very
face o It, to say that a man as igno-
CHARGKD WITH IHTtGt AKV. j
Negro Sent Vp For Rohhing Stores
and Office.
Wilson, March 29 Jake Hadley,
one of the negroes implicated in the
burglarizing of W. B. Young's store,
Earp & Strickland's store and break
ing into the office of the Wilson
Building & Loan Association as here
tofore mentioned in The Times, had a
preliminary hearing before his honor,
Mayor Moore, Saturday. A-ring found
In the possession of the defendant
was identified by Mr. Earp as the
DroDerty of his Arm. Shirts and
Friday the remains of. Jake Hilton,
who. lives;' near this place, were
brought here for burial. He had. a
Meek ago been carried to the hospital
in Greensboro to be operated on for
gall stones, but did not have strength
enough to rally from the operation.
Friday night, at the call of Mayor
Burgiii, about seventy-five young men
assembled in the Cates hall for the
purpose of organizing a military-company
to fill the vacancy caused by the
transfer of the Greensboro company
from the Third Regiment to the
coast artiHery. About sixty enlisted
and Mayor W. O. Burgin was elected
captain, Cashier Zed Griffith first
lieutenant and Cashier A. H. Ragan
second lieutenant. The company is
omer aruc.es ut composed of the town's best and most
found in the room of the defendant '..'.,., ,, 4V,
were identified by Mr. Massey as the
nroDertv of his employer, Mr. V. B.
respected young men and the officers
all energetic business young men,
and they will take a keen interest in
Bhe stated was given her to keep by
the defendant, was identified also by
Mr. Earp as one of the watches stolen ,
from his store. Hadley, in lieu of a'
$50 bond for his appearance before
the May term of the superior court, 1
was by his honor remanded to jail, j
Such eminent authorities as Hen
ry Jerome Stockard, Prof. Brownley,
of Raleigh, and othors have spoken
In very high terms of a national
hymn entitled "United," the work of
the girted Mrs. Dr. Mercer, of our sis
ter county, Edgecombe. !
make it the best company in the reg
iment. The company will go under
the name of the Thomasville Blues.
Bandit Holds l Train.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Lincoln, Neb., March 29 A tele
phone message from Fairfield early
today says a masked bandit held up
the conductor of a local train on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
road last night and robbed the pas
sengers in the day coach. The sum
procured was not large. The man
braid with a facing of Bois Joli silk. k.ant as van Gill could have commit
ted the crime, as it was committed,
leaving nothing undone,': picking out
and obliterating the essential fea
tures of the records. Vaa Gjll Is
onlv the scape'-Roat for some one
higher up in the scale of intelligence
all of which will come out later.
Gill's trial' has been postponed un
til after the electiun and a number of
persons are working quietly on the
case. It ought not to .be a hard mat
ter to run down the criminal. In the
.very nature, of -things few persons
knew of the investigation being made
black velvet streamers, and tin;- roses
and jet beads around the base of the
crown. The triniminp Is completed
ith three norgeous two toned; plunijs
In the bois Jul I shade.
Another handsome hat is the Vnleski
turban with crown of puffed spansrled
net and jet band, two remarkably long
standing 'aigrette are fastened with Jet
ibachone. .
In the Flench sailor there is a hand
some model of white jumbo braid,
with a trimming of black velvet and
a wreath of rose colored roses and
t reamers at the back.
one of the hats n the window is the
The KM You Haye Always BoitgM
lu Use For Over 30. Years.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Asheville, N. C, March 29 That
the whole of American continent will
eventually become one great republic
under the government of what is now
the United States, was the prediction
made by former Governor Joseph W.
Folk, of Missouri, in an interview'
here.
Governor Folk declared that a
clitsh between the United States and
Canada is inevitable and that it will ;
come in the not. distant future is his,
belief. The general influx of Amer
icans into the grain fields and the
British region of southwest Canada i
each carrying with him his natural '
allegiance to the United States, is the j
leaven which he thinks eventually;
must develop the clash between the
United States and her sister country .1
on the north. . i
fSSSS
ni ccmtjuh eor.nr tr tmcy. nvm yom err,.
ASdiid Gold
Mother C.txtse poke of Troene,- one of -in the police ; justice's office. N'ot
PRESIDENT ZELAYAS
THINKS CLAIM LARGE
I hereby agree to
talie ... . . V shares of
stock in your next se
ries "at -5c. per share
per week.
Name . ... .
Address. . ... . . . ,
Dues payable the first
week in April at the
office of the Associa
tion, 107 Fayettcville
Street. ; ' -, -
Watch Freel
To the sluiicholder who sells the most
shales during the month of April for
the Kisilitli Series Already a largo
number have '.pledged themselves to
work the 'mow the merrier.
Arc you a shiirelioldcr'. If not cut
tut this coupon and mail lit once 1
the Secretary nnd Treasurer.
.0-
The Raieigh Building and Loan Association,
NEW MILL AT THOMASVILLK.
Will Build $125,000 Cotton Mill-
Southern Power Company Com
into That Town Other
'. News. ; .
(Special to The Times)
; escaped.
the new shades of green, and roses of
irlous colors around the crown and
green velvet: streamers.
There Is no handsomer hat In the
display, nor one that is attracting
more attention than an olive green
French poke made of the popular
Jumbo braid, with a facing of black
satjn. There are folds of green, ame
thyst and rose velvet 'around the
crown. To the side Dac-K mere are live
immense plumes in the olive green
shade. . .
Flowers are forming such a large
part of the trimming of the hats that
many of them ... are amost entirely
made of the flowers.
This llower trimming Is especially
noticeable in 'a white leghorn in the
.Mary Garden shape, where lilacs have
been lavishly used with; an immense
pink rose together with knotted vel
vet. ":.
Another striking example1 of the
Hower trimming is a Spanish turban
In rose color, with a draped corded
chiffon crown, the whole brim or coro
net, being made of rose violets. Two
tall Antennea quills fastened with a
large Jet cabaehone form a striking
trimming.
There Is a large line of ready to wear
huii in i-pntlinens and lance Bhapes, the
King May Go to Switzerland.
j (By Cable to The Times)
Rome, March 29 King Victor
Emmanuel Is said to have received ai
letter stating that King Peter and his i
Thomasville, N, C, March 29 An family were preparing to leave Servla.
agent of a western syndicate was in ' Another statement made by a court
Thomasville the last of the week I of ficial here today is that Peter and
looking over the situation with a! bo his sons are going to Switzer-
.-.ft i r. A vnllAH hrims. The
Continentals and Charlotte Carday ef-tuff to go through with.
fects are still good.
over six persons Knew ot it, anu h
the mutilation of the records had any
connection whatever with that investi
gation It ought not to be hard to find
the guilty parties.
As was stated in this paper Satur
day the room was entered through
the door. ': The dust over the transom
was not disturbed. Four keys are
known to exist one in the posses
sion of Chief Mullin,. one with Judge
Badger, one with Mr. Eldridge Smith,
janitor, and the fourth is kept in the
police station. The key is of ordi
nary construction and the lock might
easily have been picked.
It seems sjtrange to the average
citizen, however, that a man could
enter police headquarters, in the most
public part of the city and commit
the crime. If "the office had been sit
uated in the suburbs there would
have been put little surprise,- How it
is that a man could walk opealy Into
the very temple of Justice and com
mit the crime is more than the aver
age person can understand. The
work must have taken some time -probably
an hour and a half, or more,
for there was an immense amount of
Over 1,000
pages had to be Inspected and "treats
' (By-Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, March 29 Although!
the attorneys for the Emery company
have refused to make public the
amount of their claim submitted to
the Nicaraguan government, it is said
the amount is very large and will not
be accepted by President Zelayaa.
This means that the case will have to
be submitted to a board of arbitra
tion to decide' the amount to be paid'
Nicaragua. I
Charge D'Affaires Gregory, who
has been recalled by the state depart-
mont from Nicaragua is In Washing
ton, and will confer with Secretary
Knox and President Taft today for
the purpose of explaining the trim (
conditions in the General American
republic. '
Judge T. II. WOMACK, Pres.
JAMES C. ALLISOX, Sec. & Treas,
. ...
I f - -m. n Bm rttnnt r f 4M Bm m 1TV 7
SECURITY UHv ANU ANNUili UfiWil,
of Greensboro, N. C,
has grown in popularity until it Is now conceded to lie "Hie
Lending Southern Mutual ()1d liine Life Insurance Company",
and Its policies are the best Issued.
Will appeal to you if lookiiig for the best there is in pure
life insurance. Address,
; x ' SLOAN & KLUTTZ,
Dlstv'et Agents, . " '
302 Tucker Building - - - KALIOlGH, X. O.
Circus Elephant Escapes.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
San Bernadino, Cal March 27 A
circus elephant escaped last night and
is still at large. It demolished fences
and outhouses in its flight. jo one
was injured, but the entire town is
uneasy. .'."'"'.,.'
i 1
view to building a 1125,000 cotton! land after offering the throne
mill here. A large number of man-' Prince Mirko of Montenegro.
'to
OLD
Before any sore can heal, the cause which produces it must be removed.
As long as the blood, from which our systems receive their necessary nour
ishment and strength, remains impure and contaminated with disease germs,
any old sore on the body will remain open, and resist every effort made to
heal it The nerves and tissues of the flesh around the places are continu
ally fed with unhealthy matter and nature is simply disposing of the poison
by draining it from the system through the sore. The only cure for an old
ore is a thorough cleansing of the blood, entirely ridding the system of the
cause. 8. S. S. heals old sores by removing every particle of impurity from
the circulation. It goes down to the very bottom of the trouble and so com
pletely cleanses the circulation that there is no longer any impurity to drain
through the sore, but the place is once more nourished with rich, health
ful blood. S. 8. S. heals the sore from the bottom, the place soon fills in
with healthy, firm flesh, the tenderness leaves, all discharge ceases, the
akin regains its natural color and when S. S. S. has thoroughly cleansed and
purified the blood the place is permanently healed. Boole on Sores and
Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CJL
The mourning hats are especially ied , lo do tnts tne criminal musi
handsome, and of varied styles. (have had a light aad how he and his
As has been illustrated In so many ; nght m the city hall at the lonely
of the creations already mentioned, j hours of two or three o'clock in the
flowers will hold a large place In he jInornIlg escaped the vigilant wide
trimming, mill .wilt be almost ''-j awake guardian of the welfare of
lv as much used, from the tlnlcwt - , . - -,
.., ..,! ot.niPM and Sleeping Kaieign, is anotner wonaer.
giaurs tiiu n . - j
immense Bran us. One of the models
in the window, a scoop effect In white
Jumbo braid, ha the trimming of Im
mense black grapes. Quills, algrettesv
and cabachones, of all sizes will be
popular,
The display Is complete In everyday
and Misses Carrie and Hoberta rnu-
llps and their efficient helpers are to
bo congratulated on their triumph.
They arc each year making tha open
ing a greater success than tho year be
fore, so that It In becoming an event
to be looked forward to.
It is needless to extend an Invitation
to attend the opening, for It seemed
that all the ladles In Raleigh were
there today.
THOMAS FITZGERALD
RECEIVER N.&S. DEAD
TIIOl'SANIW OK PEOPLE
MA HE HOMELESS IY FLOODS
Odessa, March 29 As a result, of
heavy floods in Bessarabia and Kher
son 6,000 persons tare homeless and
30,000 domestic animals have per
ished. It Is believed that i number
of persons were killed In the onrush
of water which destroyed ninny small
villages. s
(By Leased Wire to Tho Times)
Baltimore, Md arch 29.Thomaii
Fitzgerald, general manager and one
of the.-receivers of the Norfolk and
Southern Railroad, Is ' dead at . the
Church Home and InfirmarV," of can
cer of the stomach. He was in ,,hls
ftfty-slx year. Fitzgerald for forty
two years had been In' the employ of
the Baltimore and 'Ohio rallrond, of
which he became general manager,
rising from office-boy. '
Curd From Mr. Pulh-n.
I understand that my name Is be
ing used as a member of a' firm call
ing themselves A. H. Rlvenbark &
Co, , I wish to say that I have no
connection whatever with any such
firm. JOHN T. PULLEN.
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Shipments made in plain packages same day orders received.
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