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iC(D. M Next Miss Thorn Will show A Mag nificent Line College Girls' and O .1 . 1 acnooi Girls' HATS As Well as her IMS and other ILLINERY Dobbin- . . Ferrall 23-125 Fayetteville St., (GME Comp'y BURNED A CHURCH Black Hand Gang Plot For Revenge ', Church lluincd With a Loss of $.,. (KHt Clime is Attributed to Mem- hcis of Ulnrk Hand Ganu; W liirh Was iirokcn 1 1 l'Vmr cars A . I5y the Pastor or I ho Church. "IN A BAD WAV" flgut was carried yesterday by a vote of 144to 150, fourteen insttrgeuts vote witt the regulars. - On the elimination nf the Rnpal.-er I .... : ' . t ' 1 r ; T I Jinny u Kalcigli Iteadcr Will Feel from th rules committee hangs the Grateful For Tills lufornuttiou. When your bach gives out;. Becomes lame, weak or aching; . When' urinary troubles set in, Your kidneys are 'in a bad way". Doan's Kidney Pils will euro you. Here is local evidence to novo it: SENATOR DANIEL rt r-A Ti IS STILL LIVING tg)0 tL)0 -CURES , BLOOD TROUBLES (By Leased Wire to The Times) (By Leased Wire to The Times) W.iikesbarre, ', Pa.; March Is plot o: rcv;:as?i today led to the til ing of I ha Church or Our Lady of Mt Carniei. at Carbondale, near here. and the destruction ot the church with a loss of $50,000. The crime is attributed to members of the most desperate black hand gang that ever operated in this part ot the state, which w:is broken up four years ago bv the pastor of the church, the Rev Anthony Cerutti. Several of the blackmailers were released from pris on a few days ago. and since then besides the latest outrage., three in cendiary fires have been set in the homes of Italians who mded the priest in the fight that sent the gang to prison. Four years ago- father Cerutti in vestigated the work of the blackmail ers among his parishioners, and or ganized the prosecution. After a bit ter legal fight several men were sent to prison. At the time threats of re venge were made to all concerned with the prosecution and the life of Father Cerutti was constantly in danger.''-. : Since their release the treed mem bers of the band have been seen about Wilkesbarre. A mysterious warning is said to have been conveyed to the priest, whoi paid no aitentiouto it. The burning of the church was ac complished with all the craftiness of dangerous ci iniinals. A shanty in another section of the city, '.filled with hay. was set afire. The Humes appeared to coma- from a fiercely burning house and the entire lire department Was '.rushed to the scene. When all the apparatus was at the worst point for attending to a Are in the . church, flames were discovered there:. The flre had been carefully placed and was well advanced before discovered. When the tire apparatus arrived little could be done except to confine the blaze to the church. - Father Cerutti declared that he be lieved the fire the work of the black mailers. :;':,. "But we will . rebuild the church iuimcdii'tely," he said. entire fight for which the Insurgents have been marshalling their forces for five years. It is believed that sucn a result would inevitably lead i. me roureuieui " v-uimou ai navtnnn. Fla. Mt-h inr i vin,.b speaker. . Prom the first he has made this morning: the physician of Senator tll3 Bland-aealnst the insurgents ouyiJiinlil issued tho fniinwin HtHrnmenr . . . . - . . - i Mrs. John 11.- V tutrcy, 512 South the roles committee flsbi which they "Hcnator DnnieV condition remains Swain St., Raleigh, N. C, says; ' have fortbd. ' junchansed nt. this hour. There has 'I ut:cd Doan's Kidney Pills and they proved of the greatest bonofit to mc. . I was a victim of kidney trouble tor a long time and ' often could hardly attend toiwy housework on With tho administration known to be quale amount o- nour'khmcnt account or the acute pains through anxious over the affairs of the ropub- t Vx.n. my Dacis. ijvery quick movement (lean Party in several states. includ- Dnvtonn. P:-i. Uanh ttuKMuitur ki a li - r smit sharp twinges through my body flng two of the r.iost important New O.niM's rmUo r. i since i o'clock I , . . . . . . .. . and I was at a loss to know how to York and Ohio and public seutl- which kIkiiHim a tHxUi recovery from lir- v.tuKni'si m lh raiiv morning. We have never claimed S. S.,S. to be a medicine to work wonders, Bohicd the great struggle in the u'en no '"k m the slute of- coma " - " W , house there lies one of the most del- Ju, in 'a 1 24 h',u"- ' ' ' noronc that would cure every ailment icate national politic sithations that ''ZLT, T't ma- "" of mankind; but. we 4o know it to be , the .United Slates has seen In years. J " h.. .'. 7- LT.!!!" 8 Specific for those disorders Originat- ing from impure or. diseased blood. when we say this meditiine cures . dispose of tho annoyance. My kid- nient on tho whole reported to be noys were weak and the passages of strongly-against the policies for the secretions were far too frequent, which Cannon stands, tho fate of the When Doan's Kidney Pills were republican party in the fight for the brought to my notice I obtained a control of the houses at the next elec box from the Bobbitt-Wyne Drug Co., Hon Is onrf of the most iniportan and had used them only a short time phases of the entire light before 1 was relieved. They entirely One -of the national republican disposed of the backache and kidney loaders today declared that only the weaknes and since then I have been overthrow of Cannon could assure a In the best of health.' general republican victory. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 KIM.KII IIY MOKO. ... - . i. Fate of Office- VIo Forced His Way Into Hiiie. M 1 m, TurcufiPT SPECIFIC CO 111 W " - - A OU ru- ' . mn ATLAMTA. BEOaOli.0 cents. (By Leased Wire to TheTimes.) .ucmpnis, renn., .viarcn li) as a result of the midnight killing of Po liceman John Ryan by a negor, sid In hft nnp M i .ip iiriMnnirR whn pa. It is this that leads to the belief ra,)eJ ,rou, Mlli.ion Ark., lail. excited which is corroborated by the experi ence of thousands, and doubtless there are persons in your locality who know its value as a blood medicine because they have used it, or heard of its being used, with success. ; V Our bodies are absolutely de pendent on pure blood forliealth. This fluid is the most vital force of life, and as long as it remains pure we are apt to escape disease, but any impurity, humor or poison acts injuriously on the system and affects somportion of the body. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rasnes, ana tne various stein anections, Ml t r t SPECIFIC CIO '. AND TONIC : Foster-Miibum Co., Buffalo, that Cannon's hope for intervention h,, , ,,,, ..' i J show that the blood is in a feverish and diseased condition as the result New York, sole agents for the United by the administration is hopeles. It licemen, searched the streets in south of Some humor, or the presence pf a 'fiery acid which inflames States. Remember the take no other. name Doan's and is known to every politician in AtPi,,nhi iat niht hntin,r fnP thp and irritates the delicate fibres and tissues.' Rheumatism comes from Washington that there is no great murderer ami ai rpstinir nii nnirioes an excess of uric acid in the circulation, causine soreness and stifrhess bond of sympathy between the pres- who COud not srive satisfactory ' Of the muscles and iointS. While lueui ana me speaker, out uns wouiq answer. Kvan. acomuanied bv a de- tive .Mann made a point of order that not Interfere, it is believed, with the tail from the office forced ' mi en- by offering that amendment Mr. X5r- administration s aiding Cannon did trance to a negro room and shots l is nao. iei tne noor. t he speaker M"e political uecessuics require it, or froln pistols witjin killed Hvan be lt Id not disturb Mr. .Norris. tne late or tne administration poll- fore his nartv cot'ld return t;ie fire Air. Xorris yielded live minutes to cies hang ill the balance. Kepresentatlve Champ Clark, the democratic minority leader, who said that while his relations with the. speaker were friendly the time had come when the rules must be amend ed, and that under existing conditions the speaker had too much power. One mouth ago this revolution start ed and "it is a revolution," he added. Story of the Fight. All the negroes escaped. "... Conference Failed. Washington. .March 19 Compro mise efforts between the insurgents and the regulars have failed and the fight will be resumed on the floor when the house meets at noon. The insurgents Insisted that the speaker: should not be on the rules commit tee. The regulars refused to accept IjKFT THIiKF. WIDOWS... And All Want His Insurance t'luiins Filed in Three States. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) Columbia. S. C, .March 19 - Four claims fori n sura nee for one man are worrying the officials of the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers. Taree widows, each in a different the proposition. The meeting .ended Washington March 19 The fate at once. n r Snna run I'nminn tnA.-.,. 1 : --. . u I a n. n t. i I , . , . WT; mlerue ureaMiig up oi tne con- statei claim $;; 000 insurance each, as . .w.i'miucui .mil, Alter a terence Kepresentatives ualzell and n, c.,i ne n,o ion, ,.e rmM a ii.ri, f ,.r i.... j . - ... . ,v"'v "l - " v. v.v".siiiui;.- wiikwu ubuio- iviiiuu uuu loriuer . oiisressnian u at- tiviw. i m r.ihn m ii, i;ni ..,. iuuiKuuu, ana .regular. repuo- son,, ot Indiana, lormcr . repuhlirun Herbert was' married at all also licans the speaker today,, fighting whip, went info Speaker Cannon's ciaim Uic ionev. These three claims uu ins oaciv to tne wall, is under room to tell him what had been done rP filpd in finniE-ia Fli.H.hi nd s' 1'icsouic nun. ui ineuus as ana to consult wiui mm. t uey were South Carolina. W. E.. Futcii, head Gentlemen : 8. S. S. is a food medicine. It is an exoelUnt tonio to rive- appetite and energy and make one feel better In every way. I nay rouna it aieon exoeuent siooa part ner. For months I was troubled with an itching' skin eruption on tho face, and tried specialists and many reme dies to ret a ours, but 8. S. 8. Is the only medicine that would oure. I am now free of this eruption, I think a rrreatdeal of your medicine, knowing t tctn the oest blood purifier and tonio known to tne world today. MRS. FBAKE HOBKEJt. 1880 Bast Seventh St., Canton, O. From childhood I was afflicted with a terrible blood diseass. My parents had ms treated by a number of physicians, but the disease was too much for them. Thus I grew into manhood, handicapped by a terrible disease; and having tried so many remedies without relief,! a friend urged me to try 8. 8. 8. I had little faith in any medicine. I was happy to find, however, that I had at last gotten the right remedy. 8. 8. 8. did me so much good that I Soon bad hopes of being cured. I continued the remedy and was cured com pletely CHARLES OLENW. 2625 Wah. St., Mt. Jackson, Ind. Step down,' is joined later, bv. Representative Taw- bf tiie brotherhood., is coming frjui .poiSOlis in the blood, whether inherited or acquired Catarrh. Sores and Ulcers. Scrof ula, and Contagious Blood Poison are all deep-seated blood disorders which will continue to grow worse as long as the cause remains. S. S. S. is a natural blood purifier and tonic. 'It is made entirely of the pure juices and extracts of roots, herbs and barks of recognized curative ability, and heincr ahsnlntelv free. Frnm all harmful minerals is a safe medi cine for young or old. S. S. S. goes down into the circulation and removes every trace of im- 1 purity, humor or poison. It purifies and enriches the blood and cures promptly and perma nently Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood Poison, and all other diseases and disorders due to impurities and The Speaker is Against Amendment (Continued' rom .Page One.) gallery had not been so crowded for thirty years. . The chair was overruled on the proposition that the decision of ue chair shall stand as the decision of the house, by a vote of 160 to 1S2. Itepi'i'si-ntative Xorris' resolution to amend Hit; rules was read' by the clerk.: Tlnv speaker recognized Mm in order lo allow him to explain his position, which he did. After a few words he asked unanimous, consent for general debate of three hourn, lo be equally divided." This was met with a counter prop-' osition from Representatives Tawncy, Gaines and Mann. It resulted in no agreement, Mr. .Norris then submitted -his sub- Cleveland to settle the dispute. LaGripp pains that pervade the en tire system, LaGrippe coughs that rack and strain, are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. is mild,ly laxative, safe and certain in results, j King-Crowell Drug Co., (Faytlte ylllo and Hargett street. ) , A tip to wives: Cut out the cur- FALLING HAIR Many People Have a Simple Way of Stopping It. It was Dr. Sangerbond. of Paris, who first discovered that dandruff and falling hair were caused by a mi crobe. And now that Parisian Sage, the remedy that kills the dandruff germ, is sold in every town in America, the clean people of this country have awakened to the fact that dandruff is unnecessary; that falling hair and itching scalp can be quickly stopped, and that people who use Parisian Sage will never grow bald. To every reader of The Times who wishes to eradicate disgusting dan druff, stop falling hair, and have an immaculately clean scalp, free from itchiness, we make this offer: We will return your money, with out red tape, if Parisian Sage does not banish dandruff,, stop falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks. Parisian Sage is sold by drugists everywhere, for 5 cents a large bot tle. It is an ideal, daintily perfumed hair dressing, free from grease and stickiness, and will -cause hair to grow lustrous and luxuriant. Sold and guaranteed by King-Crowell Drug Co. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid by Girouz Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Francis Koegl, 41 W. Jessa mine St., St Paul, Minn., on Nov. 16, 1909, wrote: "I used several hair tonics,, but -there Is none than can compare with Parisian Sage. It cured my. falling hair and dandruff, and it does not only cure those troubles, but is the best hair grower in tho world." , etitute, Kblth was read. Kepresenta- the plea of the stauncliest of the reg- ney. ulars. Only one factor can induce Shortly after they met Speaker resident laft to interfere in behalf Cannon, word went around the cor- of the speaker, and today such a ridors of the house that the speaker move seems unlikely. would inform the house, after the "It has nothing to do with me," Norris amendment was adopted, that the president has said of this battle, he would entertain a motion to de- the greatest of a decade. Not unless clare the-speaker's chair vacant, so he believes that the legislation he has that the house might elect his sue promised the nation is in danger of cessor. This' pumor of the speaker's defeat will Mr. Taft take a hand in intended retirement is on the lips of ThT , many members, but it was Impossible taln iectures and try jollying your ....... io oulal ausoiute connrmation irom husband and note results ...s a Buiie 10 save nis tr, cannon, wno would not be dis- face. turhed in the conference. ' With the democrats and instirg- The rejection of the compromise cuts holding the whip, l he regulars by the regulars was because every are bending every energy to brlner- m-!Yditrn uni,mitt,M i- tho ini-,r. ing about a compromise. A score of ents included a humiliation for the schemes have been proposed and dis- speaker. Representative Tawney cussed from every angle by the fa- said he would not be willing to ask tigued legislators, worn out by the the speaker to eliminate himself long struggle. But this morning from consideration as a member of brought no indication that an agree- the committee. on rules to be elected ment had been reached. '-. by the majority, because he had too At the same time it was conceded much regard for tho speaker to sub that the resolution -of Representative niit (l humiliating request - to 4i ris, over w iucii t tie battle has hitn. S. S. S. is the most reliable and at the same time the most pleasant acting medicine for those whose blood has become weak and anaemic, or who are suffering from Malaria or other debilitating sickness. It adds strength to the circulation, builds up failing health, and in every Waycts as a bracing, healthful tonic to the system. We will be glad to send a general treatise on the blood, and any medical advice neces sary to the treatment, free to all who write describing the trouble from which they are suffering. S. S. S. is for sale at all drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA, A woman can no more doubt her love letters than her JJible. MINES AND BURIED TREASURES DISCOVERED. 'Tv.'-'tii'i''-?.; beeti waged, will hardly be adopted. So cumbrous that if would inevitably result, in much confusion, the indica tions are that it will give way lo' an other. The plan which has met with most favor is that contained in the resolu tion agreed to by the regulars in con ference, increasing the committee to ten and eliminating the speaker us a member. . , This resolution, reads: "The committee on rules shall con sist of ten members, six of whom shall be members of the majority party and four of whom shall be members of the minority party, all of whom shall be elected by the house by a majority vote. . "The committee on rules shall elect Its own chairman. , . "All rules or parts thereof incon sistent with the resolution are here by repealed." Speaker Cannon was the center of interest today. From the adjourn ment of the house at 4:50 p. m. yes terday he was constantly conferring with his lieutenants, and early this morning the meetings were resumed The matter was put squarely up to the speaker by the most faithful, of his adherents, and a general plea that he step down and prevent the final forcing of the issue by his op ponents was made to him. "Uncle Joe's" ire is up, however, and time and again he dedayfd flat ly that he would quit only when he was compelled to. A canvass this morning showed the line-up against the. speaker, to be as strong as ever, giving assur ance only of his defeat. The tally showed: Republican members, 217. ; Democrats, 172. Vacancies (both republican), 2. Total possible membership of the house, 391. Normal republican majority, ex clusive of vacancies, 45. Insurgent -republicans voting, with democrats, 29. Combined strength of democrats and insurgents, 201. ' Strength of the regular republi cans, 188. Insurgent and democratic major ity, 13. Although, the postponement ot the Kcpiescnlative Nye, of Minnesota, spoke in opposition lo. the amend ment and termed the entire proceed inijs a "mutiny against the captain and crew", Representative Martin, of South Dakota, a near-insurgent, said he would offer an amendment to pro vide that the change in the commit tee on rules should not take effect until March 3, 1911. Representative Lenroot, of Wiscon sin, said the change ought to take place at once. At this point Representative Nor ris made application to regulars. He suggested yielding 25 minutes to Representative Dalzell. He explained that he wanted to be "fair", but his offer was declined. y Representative Mann said the re publicans would "speak in their own right". He added that if Mr. Norris wished to cut off debate he could do so. Representative Claytou made a strong speech urging that the spea ker be eliminated from the commit tee on rules. Representative Underwood, of Ala bama, said this was not a personal light on Speaker Cannon, but a fight ou the "system," which, would remove the s'peaker as leader of the house. Representative Murdock of Kansas, also insisted that the fight was on the "system." and that a change in the formation of the committee would restore to the house the powers it exercised years ago before it was placed in the hands of the speaker. Representative FiUgerald of New York said that while he might have his own reasons as - td pi-oposed change a majority of the house had made It clear that they want a change and he was willing to trust the ma jority and make the experiment. Powder Mill TExplorion. : , (By Leased Wire, to The Times) Alton,-ill., March . 19 -In a pow der mill explosion- at East Alton, Jeff Bright, a powder man, was killed and Aaron Patterson seriously hurt. ' .-- ' . ' , ,'. v, A bride and bridegroom fight to see which one can agree with the other first. , The mineral wealth of the- South has hardly -I lwn ncratclied, Uutold millions lu cold, silver, iron and Conner mines await cue loriu or men who discover their true location. A wonderful instrument called the Snsnlsh HaitDetio Needle has recently been perfectnd, which hat been used with wonderful accuracy In dlicnTerluf both mines and treasures. The needle has Interch&sneable parts designed for use to Indicate the particular mineral sought for. Loot and burled treasures of money, gold and, silver, are located. Successful miners and prospectors use these needles, nut in the past they have been very difficult to obtain. We understand, however, that the rrosiieetors and Miners Agency of Palmyra, !'., handle s com-, nlete line of these needles and other mineral rods and would be glad to correspond with any one Interested In the Subject. They Issue a lares one We would like to demonstrate to you in your own homo, that the Kaleigh is a perfect, i eco nomical and satis f aetory stove Cor you to use. Your money it's nol back if eatakwue which will be mailed free to amrofi wiitiBsthem. Address P. M. Agency, s First at., rsimyra, ra. V. S. Department of Agriculture, Of- lice of the Secretary. Washington. D. O.. March 12 1910. NOTICE Nt). 54.' Notice Is .hereby given that the Secretary of Agriculture has. under uuthority ''conferred by law. Issued Hule 1, Revision 6 (It. A. I. Order 16S). dated March 12. 1910. and effective on and after April 1. 1910,. to prevent the spread of splentlc fever in cattle. The effect of this order Is to modify the (juuranrtne for splenetic fever in cuttle as follows: In the State of California, the counties of Fresno, Tulare. Ventura. Los Angeles, San Bernardino! Riverside,-' and a por tion of San Luis Oblsco Countty are released frni quarantine; in Texas, thtj counties of Boiden, Glasscock. Upton, Crane, end portions of the countites of Pecos and Tcrrelf. are released from quarantine. and privilege for movement on Inspec tion from the counties of Wilbarger, Baylor, and portions of the counties of Hardnnun. Foard, Knox and Haskell, Is rekel: In Oklahoma, portions of the counties of Noble, Payne, Cleve land, and Jackson, are released from quarantine, and privilege for movement on Inspection Is provided for portions of the counties of Lincoln, Cleveland. Cuddu. and Jackson, and revoked from a portion of Kay County: in Arkansas, the counties of Benton and Washing ton a it? Tate ' released from quarantine: In Mississippi the counties of Dp Sota. Ttate and Tunica nre released fiom quarantine; In Tennessee, the counties of Bradley and James are re leased from, quarantine; In Georgia, the counties of White. Habersham, and StevenF, are released from quarantine; In Virginia, Brunswick County is re leased from quarantine: and arsenical solution, is officially recognised for dipping- Southern cattle. Copies of this order may be obtained from the Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry, whose address is Wsehington, D. C. JAME9 WILSON, Secretary of Agricul ture. .... ,' "" ..:" CASH OR TIME PAYMENTS. Write for prices and terms and compare our prices with others. We make It easy for responsible people to own the best stove or range sold. .-'':'. . ;;:' . -''; ' i WK I'.W THK KICKIUHT. , , - . The Raleigh Furniture Co. T. E. Green, Sec and Tress. J. M. IUGGAN, Mgr. 17 East Martin; 18 Market Streets. . ..:. -:. ' RALEIGH,' N. C. ' We Are Agents For Remington Typewriters. y REACH '''':':1910 Eseball Guide Go on Sale . TODAY. Full Line Reach Goods. Wholesale and Retail. (1 li Thos H Briggs & Sons RALEKilL.M. 0. The Big Hardware lien DIZZINESS can he ciirefl-: absolutely by TISIT. 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