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THE EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH. N. 0.-
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State News
To Revive the Industrial News.
Greensboro, March 30 Former re
ceiver of the Industrial News, W. 1. 1
Underwood, was elected as trustee by..
MUST BELIEVE IT.
ters provided? It would be a great
pic-nic and 'the visitors would no
doubt enjoy the change. Thoniasvllle
would like to .entertain this conven-
When Well-known Raleigh People tioa, and If those1 having the matter
Tell It So Plainly. , ; in charge will' give Thoniasvllle the
When public endorsement is made Pleasure she will do her best to give
oy a representative citizen of Kaieign every one a roval good time.
the proof is positive. You must believe Cross-ties and other rubbish are
IT h-f i.k-i rl Til Its Taut) rvi n f Urtx' kanb. 1. I -
the creditors who met toeether ves- -; , uemg removed from tlie town com-
iub irecmurs, wno mei tugeiner yes ache. sufferer, every man, woman or mn(. , . !, .u
terday under notice, from Referee in .,,. . anv. kl(lnpv .,,,, wil, fim, mn Pieparator to havmg them
BankruDtcv G. S. Fereuson. Jr. The t in th ,;..ii . renced oft,, plowed, plotted, trees
trustee was given authority to effect i Mrs. E. U. Martin. 700 " W. Jones : Wtewgte. grass-seed sowed, flow-
street, lialelth, X. C, eavs: "I used era Planted 'and otherwise improved.
Elian's Kidney. Pills and from the . re-' This, indeed, w ill meet with the pleas-
suit.-- re. eiv.'il, I can 'give them a most ; lire and hearty co-operation of every
hearty ivconinit rdatwi. . I suffered a citizen ill the-town who has the wel
Ki oat di ll fiom dull, iiaseinR back- fare and material growth at heart,
a. hes and sharp nains ao.oss my loins . wh;ch niMb8 .ill-with the co-opcra-I
could net slei'p well and arose in th' ,. .. , 1 '
a sale of the property, either by pub
lic or private arrangement, . within
the next five days and report to the
creditors next Saturday.
An inventory and appraisement of
the property was made by a commit
tee of printers last Saturday, and the
committee reported to the referee
nv.u ninjr t'tc
ache a dd ail
!inir tlrt-1 and sore. Head- '
to my discomfort and at
yesterday that they had agreed that j timey I felt languid and devoid .of en
tile total value was $9,7o0. The prin
cipal and interest of the portage debt
is 18,160. It has been rumored for
several days that a local syndicate
backed by E. C, Duncan, of Raleigh
is continuing Its efforts of the past
month to secure the property and at
tempt to revive the paper.
Dark Town Romance.
Goldsboro, March 30 Quite an
amusing but terribly in earnest ro
mance was pulled on in the colored
division of the railway waiting room
in this city at noon, while the crowd
of transient occupants of the station
looked on in mingled merriment and
solemnity.
It was this way: Hattie Bradshaw,.
a colored damsel, was going to take
the noon train for New York, thence
to Connecticut. Her ticket was
bought and her trunk checked, when
Ed. Hatch, a dusky brave, appeared
on the scene, armed with a license
and accompanied by Justice Hum
phrey and then and there was a wed
ding. It seems that there was objection
to Ed. by the girl's relatives and tiiey
were endeavoring to spirit her away
from him, when he got wind of it
and got busy, with the above result.
The newly wed drove off in a city
hack, accompanied by the reclaimed
trunk.
Old Boy Apprehended.
Salisbury, March 30 Sheriff Mc
Kenzie and Deputy Krider caught
Mat Hall, a white man and veteran
blockader, yesterday morning. They
left Salisbury in the rain and got
their man near the river in Morgan
township, in the Pooltown neighbor
hood. On strong evidence from
Montgomery he will be taken to that
county for trial. Officers have been
after Hall in Montgomery for two
years. ; . '
y. A fiiv'.ul finallv recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills so highly that I
procured a box from the Bobbin-.-.
Wynne Drug Company and began !
using them. They benefited me at ;
once and since then I have had no
backache or any other symptom of '
kidney trouble." . - .,
Fo sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster'-.Milbuin Co., Buffalo, New
Vork, kuIp agents for the United States. .
Remember the name Doun's and'
take ::o other.
ials, wirh the Civic League, and the
board of aldermen Thoniasvllle is in
position to expect 'something and to
get .something. Now everybody get
behind and just' push and push.
. XKWS FROM WILSON.
yesterday afternoon and 'committed
to the city lock-up. He will not be
given a hearing until Laniard di-i or
recovers sufficiently to attend l lie
hearing.
The two boys have the repmali.m
of being pretty bad chaps. It is wiin
there was a general row among sev
eral boys while flying kites and l.an
ford struck Flynn on the head wit .i a
rock before Amos used his 'knife on
Mooney.
Corn Whiskey Caused It All.
Salisbury, N. C, March 30 Fred
Lazenby, a young white man of
Statesvllle .loaded up with either a
-dope or white lightning yesterday
morning, opening the shutters before
daybreak, attempted to walk away
with the home of Mr. S. S. Carter, a
well known Franklin township farer.
, Mr. Carter 'phoned for Sheriff Mc
Kenzie and the transgressor was ar
rested and brought to Salisbury. He
was a thoroughly penitent young man
this morning when he appeared be
fore Esquire J. C. Kesler and declar
ed he was unconscious of what he
was doing. He must pay a fine and
costs before he returns to Statesvllle,
Stabs Boy In Head.
Winston-Salem, N. C, March 30
Mooney Lanford, a 11-year-old boy,
was stabbed with a knife in north
Winston yesterday afternoon by an
other boy of about the same age
named Amos Flynn.
The wounded boy was removed to
the hospital and his condition Is re
quarded quite serious.
The Flynn boy thrust his knife
blade up to the handle just above
Lanford's right ear. The blade was
broken off and it required two per
sons to pull It out.
The wounded boy was attended by
Dr. A. P. Davis, who dressed his
wound and bad his patient removed
to the hospital. The blade was re
moved from Lanford's head before
the physician arrived.
Flynn was arrested at o'clock
Pud Triumphs At Spencer.
Spencer, March 30 A marriage
ceremony was prevented in '.-.Spencer
Sunday, when B, B. Albright -forbade
the marriage of his sixteen-year-old
daughter, Miss Julia. Albright, ''to Mr.
M. L. Baker, 'aged about twenry
years. . Baker had secured a license
by getting David Wray and Connie
Herrion, two young men of Spencer,
to make oath that the intended bride
was over eighteen years old. When
it became known that she was only
sixteen years old. Register of Deeds'
E. H. Miller, of Salisbury, was siiin
niond to Spencer to settle the mat
ter. He -demanded the return of the
license, which was reluctantly sur
rendered. ' ;
The irate father of the young lady
at once swore out warrants against
Wray and Herrion, charging them
with perjury and each is held under
a $50 bond for trial here this week.
The affair created a small sensation
in Spencer; ' Baker was jailed iu de
fault of a bond of $125.
THOM ASVII.I.I-: XKWS.
Baseball Fever is liising High Want
Sunday School Convention.
i Special to The Times )
Thoniasville, March 30 The base
ball fever is now rising and is tak
ing a serious, decided turn. The
fever is rising and interest is in
creasing. Thoniasville hopes to put
out the fastest and best team this
year of her history, and she has the
material to do the (rick. The 'boys
are limbering up, scratching around
on the ground picking up hot liners
and are getting in excellent practice
for the season's games.
A number of lawn tynuis courts
have been made in different parts of
the town, and as soon as the weather
opens interest in the game will spring
up .and this. summer- a number of
match games will be played and a
grand tournament will be held.
There are a number of excellent
players here and some beautiful
games will be played.
There has been some talk of the
State Baptist Sunday School Conven
tion being held ia Thoniasvllle this
Slimmer, but some of the wiser heads
have been afraid the convention was
too big for Thoniasville, and that
rooms could not be secured for the
visitors. Has It occurred to any one
that tents could be rented at a nomi
nal., cost: a,id set up throughout the
orphanage grounds and sleeping quar-
Baykin Hearing; Will lie Ki Id Tomor
row Baseball.
(Spetial to The Times)
llson. March .'10 A preliminary-
healing of the State vs". Ben Boykln,
charged with the murder of "Bug"
William::, at Noversons, this county,
o.i the -night of March 13, will be
held la fore W. R. Wood. Hsu.. J. P..
' in the court house tomorrow- morning
' at -9 o'clock. Fifteen or 20 witnesses
haw been summoned. Messrs. F. A.
and S. A. Woodard, Woodard & Mus
sel 1, and .1. A. Farmer,, will represent
the defence. It is expected that
Messrs, ,1'ou & Finch w ill assist Mr.
j Daniels, the solicitor.
Under a heading of "Baseball Out
look" in the Sunday issue of the Wil
mington star, appears the picture of
Captain Dick Smith, who will try to
pilot the "Sailors" to victory the
. coming ball season. -While.'-we wish
the "Sailors" all kind of good luck,
yet we hardly soe how 'we are going
to let them carry off all the honors.
They have the honor for the 190S
season, but had the Weather been
favorable there might have beea a
different tale to tell and the pennant
would 'possibly' be flying over the
grand stand of the "Tobacconists",
but as the weather would not permit
Docs not
Color the Hair
Aycr'sHair Vigor
is . composed of
Sulphur, Glycerin, Quinin, Sodium ChloriiJ,
Capsicum, Sage, Akohol, Water, Perfume.
Show this to your doctor. Ask him if
there is a single injurious ingredient.
Ask him if he thinks Aycr's Hair Vigor,
as made from this formula, is the best
preparation you could use for falling
hair, or for dandruff. Let Iiiih decide.
He knows. frHi:
BRIDE TAKEN HOME.
Young Husband Indicted la Charg-j
el With Misrepresenting Gild's
I i Age Other News.
I (Special to The Times.)
I wake Forest. N. C, March 30, A
case of state vs. Cicero Sheron, a young-1
man of the cotton 'mill section, on a 1
charge of perjury for having- sworn
falsely us to the age of his wife In se
curing a llcep.se, brought befoi Mayor
l Allen yesterday, was dismissed for
want of jurisdiction. Another warrant
has been sworn out in Raleigh before
jjurtlce of the Peace Separk.
i On Saturday, March 20th.' young
" j Sheron went to Raleigh to get a license
jto marry Miss Flora Cme,, giving her
J age as nineteen. He returned to Wake
,,- , . . ' i Forest - anil they were married Satur-
tor t OHspiracy in Hestiamt of Trade. uay nlght by Justice of the Peaoe j.
Will Anpeiil. dell. The bride's step-father, J. M.
(By Lor.sad W(re so The Times) Bishop, objecting to the match, and
Salt Lake,. Utah. '-March 3J Fed- claiming that she was only seventeen,
eraL Judge Marshall today fined the immediately took her back to his
nome, wnere sne nas since been kept.
KAIIiKOAl) FIXED
i nion i-acinc ana urcgon snort Line
Railroad coaipanie;, the Uaion Pa
cific Coal Coinpimy and . lames M.
Moore, manager of tho coal company
$j.(J0() each for conspiracy in re
straint of trade, a :id lined Everett
Uuckinghain, foiin-r division traffic
iiianager for the Orctjon Short Line,
$I,ii(H. 1).'.). Sharp.' ,-. small dealer
of Halt Lake City, cut the price of
coal and the defendants 'were guilty
of conspiring to keep Sharp from get
tiug any more co.il. All the defend
ants served notice of an appeal to the
l.'nitoii States supreme court.
HKXRY T. HICKS CO. srCCESSFVIi
, After a great deal of effort and cor
respondence Henry T. Hicks Drug Co.
the popular 'druggists,, have succeed
ed in getting the Dr. Howard Co. to
make a special half-price introduc
tory otter on the regular fifty-cent
size of their celebrated "specific for
the cure of constipation and dyspep-
Mtl. ,
Prof. J. H. Highsmith returned. yes
terday from Southern Pines, where he
made two addresses Sunday.
The pulpit was occuijied Sunday at
the morning service by President U.
T. Vnnn. of the Bt C. W., and in trie
evening b Dr. T. B. Hill, cf Ken
t'lcky. - Dr. Mill Is b"re primarily on
liis canvass fur the endowment of the
Southern Baptist Theological" Semi
nary of Louisville, having recently giv
en up bia pastorate at Mount Sterling-,
Ky., in order to take up the work. lie
expects to raise $"0,000 in this state.
Rev. M. L. Ke-.tler, or Thoniasville,
will pleach here next Sunday al the
morning and evening services.
Prof. B. W. Moore, of Colgate Cni-
jverrity, made an address before the
y. M. C. A. lust night. ,
Prof.' E. W. Sikea left today for
Nelio, were he makes the conimence--inent
address for Neho High School
Tliui-sday.
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" l.-riMBr , "s' 1 .1 Ikil NHI'-Illfin
, ROT -. axkmim i vJiuwy u u u nu u
Marr's Greater ll.vle Shows.
General Manager George S. Marr
and his private secretary, O. S. Gould,
Dr. Howard's s.,mitie has Wn ko!'01- lne greater Dixie bliows, arrived
remarkably successful in eurimr con-! iu Raleigh yesterday from winter
stipation, dyspepsia and all liver
troubles, that Henry T. Hicks Drug
Co is willing to return the price paid
in every case where it does not give
relief.
Headaches, coated tongue, dizzi
ness, gas on stomach, specks before
the eyes, constipation, and all forms
of liver and stomach trouble are soon
cured by this scientific medicine.
quarters, bringing with him over one
hundred people, who axe to take part
with these shows the coming season,
A special train was required to trans
port the big company here, which
carried besides the performers, all
the beautiful solid-carved wood show
fronts, tents, seats, stages, scenic and
electrical effects and other parapher
nalia required by the shows. And to-
auu mere were some games mat could uave oeen aDie w secure only a 11m
noi be played, the officials of thelted supply, and every one who is
league saw fit to fly this "rag" at Wil- troubled with dyspepsia,: constipation
mington. We are not kicking, but dojr liver trouble should call upon
not 'think it advisable for Wilmlng- them at once, or send 25 cents, and
ton to begin boasting for 1909 too Set sixty doses of the best medicine
soon, as we think th.? "Sailors" will j ever made, on this specific half. price
find there are other ball-players in the offer with .their. .personal' guarantee
leauge beside Wilmington. We are to refund the money if it does not
preny wen sausnen la our mind as to cure. ,
the result of t lie opening games at
Wilson on May 17, IS, and 19. for on
these occasions the "Sailors" Will be
thrown overboard "with. a. squirt of
tobacco juice" in their eyes. The
"Tobacconists" are getting together a
strong aggregation and it looks like
they are ia the race after some prize
or other, and as we know of none but
he pennant, we see no reason now
why Wilson should not fljr the "rag"
next season.
So great is the demand for this I aay lne enllre outnt' ls 6e,nB naulea
specific that Henry T. Hicks Drug Co. i to Cameron field, where many work
men are ousny engaged in erecting
the pavilions, tents, etc., preparatory
Sent postpaldn receipt of 50c.
DEMOCRATS- DISPLEASED.
Iteausc They Are Xot Allowed to At
tend Meetings.
."' . ( By. Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, March 28 Demo
cratic members of the finance com
mittee of the senate are displeased
because they are not permitted to at- agreed to place the money under the
tend sessions now being held by that east gate of the Walnut school, the
committee. The republican members Place designated, and then capture
are having the minutes taken down, the collector.
and will 6iibniit the proceedings to About midnight a man and wo-
the entire committee when it has fin- man appeared. The woman picked
TR1KI) TO COLLECT $! 0.00(1.
Woman Shot in Effort to Blackmail
Prominent Ranker.
( By Leased Wire to. The Times)
Washington. Ind., March 30 Ef
forts were made today to wring a
confession front the mysterious wo
man who calls herself Zella Clark,
and who was shot late last night
while collecting f 10, 000 blackmail
money which Banker N. C. Read had
been ordered to deposit under pain
of death.
Read is president of the First Na
tional Bank. He received a letter
demanding $10,000 and immediately
turned it over to the police. It. was
to the full dress: rehearsals of Cue
company in order that everything'
may be in readiness for the big open- I
ing on Monday next of the grand
spring festival and Easter gala week '
under the auspices of the Raleigh1
(Athletic Association. Ten big shows
will be presented, together with three
j big bands of music and the two sen- j
National free acts: "Max and June,",
j the world famous high diving horses; i
also the two fearless vans in their
double, death-defying high dive, will
give exhibitions twice dally. This is
absolutely f:-ee to everybody.
'-'.: ' : y ' "
"My three-year-old boy was badly
constipated, had a high fever and was
In an awful condition. I gave him two
doses of Foley's Orlno Laxative and
the next morning the fever was gone
and he was entirely well. Foley's
Orlno Laxative saved his life." A.
Wolkush, Casimer. Wis. King-Crowell
Drug Co., corner Fayetteville and Har
gett streets. '-;
shed its work.
Senator Elkins said it looked like
an open and secret war, and that the
south is excluded from taking part
in the making of the tariff, although
the south represents one-fourth of
the wealth of the United States and
that it is entitled to participate In
legislation; , .
Thirty witnesses are appearing to
day before the finance committee to
give information regarding certain
schedules in the tariff bill.
up the package and started to run
but an officer in hiding wotinirer her
with a shot-gun.
Lynching In Arkansas.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Camden, Ark., March 30 it was
reported here today that two negroes,
the Pickett brothers, who killed Chas.
Abbott, white, and wounded his
brother, F. M. Abbott, we're taken
from the county jail at Eldorado and
lynched.
MMMBMI
Thef Supreme Court Says
in I recent decision about female labor: "The two
exes differ, in structure of body, in the functions to
be performed by; each, in the amount of physical
strength1, in the capacity for long-continued labor,
etc."
ffK follows that female weakness, due to tiieso
differences in body structure and functions, requires
some certain medicine to hit the right spot and that
Cardui, the medicine for women, is more likely to be
the right thing for women to take, when sick, than a
medicine recommended for the two sexes alike.
Try Cardui, for female pain, irregularity, weak-'
ness, or misery. It is a specific female remedy,-s-pecially
recommended for the diseases peculiar, to
the female sex, a medicine that, -in the past 60 years,
has benefited over a mfflionWOMEN.
Try Cardui. Sold everywhere.
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CHARGES OF .MISMANAGEMENT.
Against the Ordnance Department of
the Navy Brought to light.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, March 30- Charges
against the management of the ord
nance department of the navy de
partment involving the allotment of
work to non-governmental gun fac-;
tories at an enormous money dlsad-i
vantage lo the government are con
tained in a report to the navy depart
ment during the administration of
Secretary Morton, but which is now,
brought to light for the first time. I
The report was comjiiled at the re-
quest of the secretary of the navy by
a non-governmental expert In the j
manufacture of large steel machinery. 1
COULD XOT STAND SHOCK,
Blood
Not
From His Chum Could
Strengthen Ilim.
(By Leased Wire to Tho Times)
New York, March 30 John J.
Moylan, Rhot In a quarrel over a wo
man, died in Bellevue Hospital, after
his life-long chum, John L6ughlln,
had permitted his blood a flow into
Moylan 's veins for 3a minutes In a
heroic effort to save him.
"Moylan is In very bad shape," said
Dr. Simmons, when Loughlln called
to Inquire about Ills friends. "If he
could get some blood Into him.
enough to strengthen him for an op
eration, we might save his life."
' Loughljn replied instantly:
"Johnny Moylan can have all the
blood I've got. Start now and tap
me." . . . ".. -.-' ---:-:. .
A few minutes' later the surgeons
removed the bullets which had caused
the loss of blood, but Moyland could
not stand the shoclc.
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I So many requests for the registered ICav Pinrro i,;-
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tralian government has decided to -vv" .v, " , , . " V "vo-yruviaea anotner lOt. Which
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Will Give Dreadnought.
'Melbourne, March 30 Tlie-
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Vienna, Mart SO The Tagblatt
eays that Queen Alexandra will visit
the kaiser at Corfu in. April. The
.' ( health of the Jcing has greatly im
Several lost bunthes of keys have been restorl in
owners. i ' .
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