North Carolina Newspapers

; '.1... 0 nc I 1 Vol,LXVra,:,No.l38. The Weather-iFAIE. BALEICrH, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1910. LAST EDITION. PBICE S CZNT3 i Double ' the :Number of Paid Subscribers in the City of Raleigh of An)ther Newspaper. pittl ,t 1 ir v.. '"-V ':' !' "'"'v ,!'- ;?"-'-i"-, v''0. ' '".i BAPTISTS STAND FOR ' EDUCATION x Bold Stand Is Hade For the Denominational College IR. POTEAT'S SPEECH HIsGreat Address Was alPowerful Do. fense of Denominational-Scliool Rev. Livingston Johnson I Offered Resolutions Against Approorla tions for State Schools Dr. Vlu. Ing, of London, Addressed Conven tion on World's Rnptist Alliance- Report of State Mission Board Was, Followed by a Strong Address on Missions by Rev. Livingston Johnson of Raleigh. - (y T. W. CHAMBLISS.) Hendersonville, N. C, Dec. 9 T'je Baptist State Convention Is closing its annual meeting today. The morn ing session was given over to the dis . eusslon of the laymen's movement and ministerial education. The con vention appointed a committee of lay' men's movement consisting of F. P. Hobgood.' of .Oxford; N. B. Brough ton, of Raleigh, and C. E. BTewer, of Wake Forest. This committee has authority to add other, members and to formulate plans'for the better or ganization of the laymen's move ment. ' Prof, o: B. Llneberry, secretary of education, spoke of the needs of the secondary school. ; , . v T. W, Chambliss, of Wadesboro, read the report on ministerial educa tion and addressed the convention. Mr. Chambliss plead for" God-called men, and well equipped God-called men.. - - ' . . Last Sight's Session. Hendersonville, N. C., Dec. 9 Never before in the history of the Baptists of North Carolina has the convention been so intensely stirred as during the matchless address of Dr. W, L. Poteat, president of Wake Forest College, last night. For an hour the gifted master of language v and thought held the great gather ing, gripping them with each sen teuce, and while sometimes the and ience would applaud vigorously and again break into laughter at the keen wit and satire of the speaker there was almost a continuous in tense, quiet attention. Dr. Poteat, In his inimical wur, ui' held denominational and Christian education, and with that uuanswer- able argument, ridiculo and sarcasm compared ' the extravagant , munugc ment. of -state institutions with the economical methods of denomina tional educators. When lie Had clos ed the convention applauded vigor ously and when President W. C Dowd hadsecured order Rev. Living ston Johnson, of Raleigh,' was recog nized and offered the following reso lutions, which were adopted by unan imous vote: "Whereas, we learn that an effort will be made to have the next legis lature pass a bill for the benefit of the .state colleges ;and, i ',' "Whereas, we do not oppose a rea sonable appropriation for the sup port of these institutions; but, "Whereas, they are now receiving liberal appropriations amounting to . $174 per pupil, , while the common schools receive but $5 per pupil. ; - "Wh,ereas, the denominational col leges which are . educating twice as many young men and women as the state, colleges, are forced.to Increase their endowment to meet the condi tion created ;by the present appro priations to the state colleges; and. "Whereas, the large - appropria tions to these state Institutions; made possible by a bond issue, would ser iously cripple ' Our denominational colleges,', therefore, be It '.'", Resolved, That we, delegates to the Baptist State Convention, a, body representing 224,000 Baptists, ; do most earnestly : protest against any obnormally large appropriation, such as certainly would follow ,a bond is sue." . , . Kqv. W. M. Vines, D. D., of Asae vHlo, read the report of tho commit ' tee On Home 'Missions and recom ' meiidri that every pastor preach ''one HATIOHAL GUARD MEET Durham In January Secretary Ulack Inhucs Call For the Association Major W. C. Rodman, of Washington, "tho President Other-Officer Include Slnjoi' t'o burn, of Itnldgh Important Itusi ness Change Concluded Today (Special to The Times) , Charlotte,. Dec. 9 Durham' will have the honor of entertaining the next annual meeting of the 'North Carolina National Guard Association, tho gathering to toe held in that city on January 11 and 12. The call for this meeting has just been issued from this city by the '"'secretary; Capt. TV L. Black, and tho letter which he is sending out is as fo'lows: Sir: The annual meeting of tho National Guard Association of North ?nrnlinn will ha nf iri'..e home In Durham on January 11 and 12, 1911. The first. session, will be called to order at J 1 o'clock n.'m. You should make if a point to be present. Papers by prominent offi cers will be read and you can loam much and help more by attending. Come, and let's make it the host meeting we have ever had. Several matters of importance will , be brought up especially as regards new legislation. ; , The blue dress uniform or the olive drab uniform, without side arms, will be worn. By order of . the executive commit tee. F. L. BLACK. Secretary and Treasurer The administrative officers of the association include the president. Maj, W. C. Rodman, Washington vice-president, Ma. R. T. Daniel, of Weldon; secretary and treasurer, Capt. F. L. Black, Charlotte; assist ant secretary Maj. R. L, Coburn. of naieign, togetner witn an executive committee of, itojor. Rodnian,Captain Black, Major Coburri, nd Messrs. R Daniel and R. C. Chambers. An important business change was concluded today when the extensive harness business of the J. W. Wads worth Sons Company was bought by Hutchison, Sehorn & Hipp, also lar dealers, who have likewise leased portion of the Wadsworth building being finished on, North College street, where the new firm will carry on the business. The Wadsworth property, covering half a city block, was recently leased by local business men, and extensive business changes are under way. The property has, in fact, been under an option, and will be purchased by 'Mr Geo. Stephens and associates, about the first of the year. , IXRtVV LKG1SLATIOV. Cougrcss Likely to Pass Sonic SorJ of u Bill. . . (By Leased Wire' to the Times) Washington, Dec. 9 That con gress is likely to puss some sort of a tariff commission bill this session in the belief that is beginning to ot tain in well-informed quarters about the capitol. . 1 A year ago the notion that there would be a permanent tariff commis sion established at an early date would have been scouted. :. But. there are now political exigencies to be considered. The republican parly leaders are not willing to go befon the people in 19 12, without something substantial on which to base a cam paign. A tariff commission law ap peals to many as a long step in the right direction. it is declared that the senate finance committee is quite likely to bring out a bill for a tariff commis sion. Senator Aldrtch himself, as chairman of that commission, may yet appear before the senate in the role of advocate of a tariff commis sion. Should the finance committee leaders not support a bill for a com mission there Is good reason to be lieve that they will not raise much opposition to legislation for such a body, , , Wreck on X. & W. Cincinnati, O.. Dec. 98. 'K. Trober, and un unidetitifled. man were latully hurt and ten others seriously injured When the reur eoaeJi of the. Norfolk & Western llyer duo at Butavlu, O., at' 1:30 a. pi., today, left tho mils on- a curve and crashed Into an Iron pole near the depot. The train .was a few minutes late and was running sixty miles an 'hour. The. rear coach was demolished. Six Miners Killed. . Berlin, Doc. 9 A dispatch from Bochutu, Prussia, says that six min ers were killed and five others seri ously injured today 'by an explosion of fire damp In tho Holland mliie Iberv. Quo maa is aUsslug . I J- f I'ojtit K. Davie, the young Host en l.irker, whoic meteoric: career in (lie woild of finance antrsi'd the envv and admiral ion cf liottcu husiney.K circle but who recently diHappoai'i'l. n invcsllation of his aliaiis brouulit tr light alleged lei" tt'alai ilics which it expected will aliicuut to sonic KSvlO OOO. Uavie was but lueiily-iive yeai old and was known us the "boy broker." He stavtt'd on 1:1s. business career when but eighteen ycarti old mid met Hith almost nsl:iut success YEAiLE GIVEN 1 -. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) New York. ; Dec. H lie.prge W Vc.indle, tire Nun Paltursou. . juror fuuhiI..uMly ,.ni . Hoik-.': ing a bribe fetm'n for which he pi;mi.--e: to acqu millioivtire Kunenhelmer at his ivi trial, was today sentenced to lint Hss ihan five ye ars and nut more tli.m eifjlit ytjrs In Sirs Sins. Bin'AX KXDORSES CLARK.' Says He is JpM the Man for Scakcr of the House. , ,(By Leased Wire to T:io Times.) Lincoln, Neb., Dee! 9 Today's is sue of the Commoner contains an ar tide by William J. Bryan in which he exults over the dethronement of Cannonism and bids the democrats under the-leadership of Champ Ciarl to go forth to battle lor a change in house rules,." Mr. Bryan says. "However people may differ as to the elements which enter into the democratic victory won at tiie polls on November 8, there can be no doubt that Cannonism was over v.'lielniingly repudiated. "The democrats ought not. to hesi. tale to root out CaiMionisiu iiud rs tablish reireseutativc government in t'uo national house .it' reireseiila tivi'S." ::..' Mr. Bryan says the speaker should be simply the ' presiding otli cer, not boss, and should not appoint committees, adding: ' "Champ Clark is just the man to lead in the inauguration of this re. form." : : ' 11AVH)XI I1KTTS .MAI 111 ED. Made Three Attempt Hefoi-e Land- iug I'lcd the Mist Two Times. (By 'Leased .Wire to The Times.) Alton, Ills., Dec. 9 Raymond Betts is married. A year ago he raf fled himself off at, twenty-five cents a chance. . The prize ticket was won by a handsome young woman of Alton,. and just as she . was about to permit him to lead her to the altar Raymond fled. . '; ;v V. A few months later Raymond ad vertised for a wife and a St. ' Louis girl who saw his photograph ill an Al ton newspaper accepted him. He fled again. . , -. ., .' A few. weeks ago Raymond went to Springfield Ills., on a business trip and he became acquainted wltti Miss lva Newman. It was a case of love at flret sight, Raymond proposed. Miss Newman accepted, and. Monday they were married. Raymond returned to Alton today with his bride and to Inquiring friends said: 'Danoupld, has vaccinated me again. This time it took, for the third time is the charm.". Consul General Dead. : ; (By Cable to The Times) CoBstanttnople, Doc, 9 Edward Ozmun, United States consulgenv eral herr, Is dead from on attack of pneumono,v' ( . NINE : HELD FOR TRIAL Kidnappers Held In Bonds cf $10,000 Each (it I hem o- Siciiiim; i;v liK'ii, Ai'iti'd.J'or iv I oiiik! and Ke- tui'iteii Huiiie. (ll.v Lo:0(l Wire lii the Times) New Yoi'k. IJec. !) Nine nnsoners. two of. tqem .women.-. who were cap tured 'la to veslei'dKv in .M.inh.ti luii Wiien S-.veitr-old iii:seiia Loniro. kidnapped li'om V.i:i home imi Novvn ber 29 ;ast Hvas reivere:! liv det:" t ives. werc.vlf.tld ri bonds of $90,000 when arraioiod htiore Mavistratp liglie in Jrookh'u trirlnv. Kxtraorinary .precautions were taken to .proem tno prisoners rronj Violence wnen thev were broutrlit l Kirc the niagisl'.'Jiie. liu- doors of the court, rrtoni were ' locked and special detsal ot nchiciuen guarded tiiem. : " - Amongvtho nine prisoners the po lice believe. Hicy have iie lender of band of, ncKperate lilaekmailoi-K which is helihvcd to liavo 'kidnupiied Ml.clinel luz'io from bis home in lirooklyn :gt Aw same nme the Lontto bov was sto.en. The police : said tin- Hv..o bov would tie restored to. his '-parents by noon today. Jjut up to llial hour his lather hud received no word rrom (lie hid. H said he' had last beard from the Uidnapper.oa Tliai.il?giving'.:day; when they tole:ilioii"d htm and do mniidod llaOO ransoin. 1 he ChildiTn s Soc1oi has nre I'ei'i'e.d a .ciiavgy of .'.'-Ini'iiroper gnai d lansliio and taken '.possession of Liusscppc onsthese grounds.- because it was feared the -.parents of Cins Seppe might clangs their 'minds about having him testify against the men who wore ho;dii!g mm in' captivity. After, ilagiatrlue I iglle had heard testimony-frovi the police he held ih iii'isoncrs In tends of $10.IIUti each for an examination next Monday. -M IC.MOR I A L S H I i V I CKS. -r Hie Late Chief Justice I'liller Will lie Held Tomorrow. (By- Leased Wire to llie Times l Washington, Dec. 9 Memorial services for the late Chief Justice c in ter win ue noicl- Dv the supreme court at noon tomorrow with Rich aid Ulney. ol Massachusetts, former secretarf- ot state, presiding. Brie addresses will be made Ojv Alton li 1'arner and Senator Root, of New j one; unarles i-j. Litllelield. of Maine; V. L. Marlnirv. of Maryland Price, ot West Virginia: Sena tor Overman, ot North Carolina, and II. A. M. smith, of South Carolina Resolutions will be presented' bv S b. Gregory., ot Illinois. Acquitted ol .Murder. (By Leased Wire to Tho Times. ) Vim ci;ii(s. Intl.. Dec. !l Moulo K Moore . was actjnitled loilav .if tin luuriler .of Charles L'dward (iibson. :i liullioiiuii'e oil 111:111. I lie sturv vlii' i Mrs. Mooro lout on I he vvittiess stand ids believed lo have been responsibh tor tlio decision reaciied ljv tae nrv In dramatic fasmon Mrs. Moore told ol her relations with the slain ntai relations which goaded the hiisbund lo kill. dale in Lay ol Biscay. (By Cable to The Tillies.) Madrid. Dee. ; A mm ire or mint- have perisiicii in a gale wiik-Ii Is laMiiiiK the bay of Biscay off r.;i;lic Spam su'cordlng to rcpuits .from BUbu i ami baiMHincr -tot;ay. Hull a dozen iisliina: I'cssels have la-en lor-t and the coast patrols have found wreckage iiidlca.tliifi that moio serious disasters have in ken pla.ee.' T.liC wand blew at'a velocity of almost ll'D miles mi hour. ONLY i.Q SDOPPEVG ""I DAYS TILL Thirteen Is Lucky if You Do Xms Shopping Christmas h:' Pi f rrdci ick . .jcliiiiami. of St. I.i;::is . :ie ol tbe niosl distiiig'.Hslied lav.M is o li'.c riniilbuesi. whoni I'cc ul( lit lall has announced as Ins clici.-c loc ( :! eli-re ii -rl'iHi- (deii eral ot tin- I mieit .states lo iiil Hie va ci'iicv ciuist'd by (i:e dealh ol Llovd V.. l:i in'i's. I.eliinaini .s ot (fruiaii pan nta'ji- ami nii-jl l !: mistaken lor a slow ioi:tiiu sect of person. AMERICAN SAUORS IS FRENCH CAPITAL (l!y Cati! :ioii: ir. -Ii- I I i i - rude'. Times.) .h Ih.ir pock '.mi's .K il.l th' ision . oi 'li I bean VI . 1 c?s.iif .'.XvD i s-' il ei:i! i. is i.. li i.ti lii'i't ii Amen t'l b:i; tlci-!iip. tic iiijaf' I'.ii'i JVHci''da toi' iy in bale whs pay , day nt Stfitl.CUO y.'f ' p:iul out .Many of the.' y e'ts.nitd Miiivenii I'eluitlvcM . ill Vile iiims lHU'eba-:! ( for tlrdr f'i'i'. I'll i V cil States 0 li ink '.nis u:i( KII.LLI) IX AC( IDLXT. Vu( iiiolnle and Irollev ( nr ( oIIkIc One Di'isd. (Bv Leased Wire to llie Times.) tirUISjepor rtiaditle C nr atid ai tuy vescent in of o.vie. , ' t'Ollll. I !- ill 'llislun :.!:( l alttoiuobil'.' 1', 1:. . i . V. (if li;:' i'ieln i ;i a . ti ii !Je (Iriyi'M . by !e si "i-.-r ;m.l r ciihI man ;ie 'aiiiiib'i' ilia U in (."bica',-'!, i a pretty uimllsu- of My, i insUuvtiy -. killed early tm other-girl .0uip;ini u '. i ..; yi . i-i.iiin.. was day anil aic lii'i'ly bruUcil il. (". :Tlii.:!iiiisiiii, of 1' i'il. ati of Yale, hail his 'arm. broken, ard 'narrow ly 1 cs-Hp.'.l li "ir.g . uv(fm:l uniler Hi win els of tin- e: ' . i .. i i llie a lip ill Tin: who i dy w cbi'iit. Briil'gi oilier !..'! lied I" escape: iil'tcr was arrested- am) ' locked Mil l. .' 'Hiiif.' y.oui.ui in the. 'ear Id injiirv WiiMisa l.ilii I'V.-ier. - i:.;l. iae .owner -of n-ye.i i'-old. 'daitiTlit'-r of the i.Iilfoi'd In.i, )t bait . sauiiiiei's to ti ,. to vera I sit nt for Mr.-', new i':w n:-. The etas! ocrui'i'ed in Strntford,' a fi mill s from- here. Til nutoinobile was stru k en liu! s.'ule and li'iiieil oyer. Mrs. s .-lum'.ers fell under" le wheels (if Hie troiley and the. life .is (.-I'u.-.lii.il out of 'her. T'.ioiiipMin was."broUgh-l- h'ere to the iiiei'Kency Hospital unit is in u ..seri ous COllllltlOll. I XIOXIKTS iAI THUIvl-;. Have .Made Net diuii ol Three in . tion .lEetiii'iis to Date. ilec- ' (By Cable to The Thm .) Lfici lon. i.Hs:. :l I he I nioinsis Jiave imi.oe a net fla'in ot tnit-e in tile clec- tinn return.s received up to i o clock this aftf.rr..i(iri. . 'I'ive tfiCals lit tlia.t hour iihowc.l Mint the government coal ition forces hud a h ad of S. The party tc-tals were: Liberals, 157; Lnboiltes, 2!l; fristi Natlonalisls. W; lnlex uc) :it National ists, . Tim a I govcrnnieiil coalition 3i;i. I'nionifts. .'207. ' Still Fighting In Mexico. (By Leased Wire to The Times) CllihliahUU. Peei il- Fifteeiv 'billidn ri .cvolulloii'ists under eimmnaiMl of gen eral Madero have been surrounded bv Mexican troops In it he- inountuln. thirty itilics wcrt ol t.iiis citv bti.wecn M,iiia,'.'a and Tctnosaclilc uiid the crucial battle of (lie revomtiyn lu reported to be going on. there todav. Private iwl- i'.-(. received ftotn J'a.naJ. hi Uuruugo, iv ilutt llitw has been :uit:ber out break ot violence at that citv. Squadron At Itrest. (By Cable to The Times) ' Ureal, France, Dec. 9 A squadron of the United States, battleship fleet arrived in the harbor this morning. Salutes were r exchanged wiih tlte shore butteries. ''" , etm 9 mmm Completed Its Work and Ad journed Today i iiMiiciat.'le LiiMiiess of liiiporlaiice Word "Meal'' o he Oiuittcd from ( i.lton Seed I'eed Meal" lags Assistant liir Mr. f'aikci i'onruil ol I . i. I'rtini r. The ytale j;iii)!i'ted its B.ii"d ol AgrieuHiire work today and ad- jounicl. . 'I'lic board transacted much tiie imi).'jrlance during is week, much ol nvnch business -of s it mnc.'i :ng 1.; i;lrea;iy.'been. iiublis.ied. It lias been ueclded to have the wind meal 'eliminated troin the woids -coil on seed feed meal tags. ..'llie board authorized the employ- m on I nl' an "assistant to "Mr. T. B. I"a:l;er lo aave eharae ot the Bov s ( oru (nibs. I ne salarv vvss Iixcu al i 1 ,0110' per year. llie board decided to nokl an. an nual institute for rhe i.ra.n:ng ot iiie doiiionsi rators ot the state fanners' institutes. This institute, for iiistl lute iviiriiers will be conducted bv I ho bisl authorities in the ouiurv on the various subjects.' llie board adopied t.ie recomnien ciniou oi Commissioner (rahain and pl:n cd "lloais under tae same regu laiions tiiat govern fertilizers. 'hie next legislature will be asked to include prepared lime. etc.. ui the fertilizer tax law.' ." A ;esolution was adopied w.uch provided lor the painting ot a por n ait ot I. K. Briiner for tae Agricul ture Department. It was decided to 'purchase cases to '"hold the trophies' won' by the state at the various cvhioitions ol the country.. I aese trophies w ill be placed in t.ie museum, . A resolution was adoiited thanking Mr. V. N. Hutt and Mr. S. 15. Shaw tor l neir excellent work in winning so "nniny. prizes at the, Xafional Hor- ttcultnrt'.l Congress. (.DM r.AL H.WDOLI'II A Sl'K IDK Betiicil Armv Otficer Kills Himself Because ol Despondency. I Bv Leased W ire to Tae limes.) Washnmton. Dec. !i -Minor Ben eral Wallace Randolph. L'. S. A., re tired; committed suicide this alter noon by shooting himself at, his home in the right temple yiiii a liS-calibre revolver. Attracted bv the shot Mrs. kail dolnli went to the bath room on the second floor, where s.ie lound aer hiiEoand Iving on tne floor witn blood (lowing Irom the wound in ins head. Near his .right hand lay the revolver. I'iivsiciaiis were nurrieJlv sum nioned. It was lound that, (jeneral Randolph 'died almost inst inrlv. ( oroner Nevitt was summoned.. Bcneral Randolph was sixty-nine years old. llo had been in ill health for the piis).'':t;ari' 'Siuee returning to V nshinginii about a month a no. lie una seemed despondent.' -. Me never hit limited that lie intend ed -Inking. 'iim own life. .- l'oi' niaiiv ears (lencral Jian loljiii had indulged in (he tad of photog raphy. I bis morning shortly after 11 o'clock, .when he and his wile, wao is but a few years ms junior, were alone at the house, exec pi for scrvnms. he went to the upper slorv to worn on his pictu res. It was but a short time iilleiwaids when the in u tiled sound ot tae shot attracted Mrs. Randolph. The revolver was an old service weapon and nad in its chambers but one snell which was exploded. '..Steamer Abandoned. illy Cable to The Tillies.) London. Dec. 9 The British steamer St. Leonards, hound Irom (iiUveston.- Texas, to hnglisii ports, rtas been abandoned at sea in a sink ing condition. Her crew has been saved by the steamer Lazo and will be lauded at St. Michaels in the Azores. . - , The Si . Leonards-' was a modern ship and screw rigged. She was built In Newcastle, '-England, in 189"?. Her hailing pont was Liverpool Her registered owners are - Ciluioro & Company. .. May Reward Commander I'cary. (By Leased Wire to Tho Times) Washington, Dec. '& Commander Robert 1. Peary, discoverer of the north pole, in all probability Will be ie cognized by congress "before the close of the present session. :' . From members of the naval affairs comuillteo of the house it is learned today that the opposition to reward ing Commander l'eayy by bestowing" upon b.lm the rank of rear admiral Is being dissipated and that-those who oppoBOd Slti!h, legislation-, last yetir Uow approve it. i i . ff i GLOVER II OF LAWYER! Defense In LeBlanc Case Ex poses Mrs. Glover's Con- ; duct In Her Home Life - Instead of llattie Ixddaiic Hing on Trial it pearcd an if Mrs. Giovcr Were Charged With the Murder lf Her Husband Startling Secrets of the Glover Home Exposed In Court Mis. Glover Said Ht .Husband : Was No (iood and She Wanted o Get Rid of Him Sisters of the Le- t lilanc Girl on the Stand. ' (By Leased Wire to The Times.) -Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 9 -Instead of Hattie Lebianc being on trial for the murder of Clarence F. Glover, it appeared today as if Mrs. Lillian M. Glover, the dead man's widow, was the real defendant In the case. Through the lips of relatives of the girl now on trial for her life start ling secrets of the Glover home as It was constituted belore the tragedy have already been revealed. i-. Further testimony of the , same character, detailing the alleged strife between Glover and his wite and of the unhappy life that Hattie Lebianc led while a maid in that household was given today by Mrs. Irene Le bianc. Langlejvtlia accused girl's old er sister. Mrs. Langley testified that Mrs. Glover told her that her hus band "was no good," that she "want ed to get rid of him," and that she said the day before the murdor: "He has had his dinner and he Is coming for his supper, but it is the last time T will get his supper." .Mrs. Langley testified that Hattie Lebianc told her that , if she were convicted on account of Mrs. GJover she would kill herself. "Hattie said if she was convicted on account of Mrs. Glover she would destroy herself," declared the accus ed girl's sister. Lillian Lebianc, the fourteen-year-old sister of Hattie Lebianc, was call ed to the stand and gave startling testimony as to statements that Mrs. Glover had made derogatory to -her husband shortly before he was killed. Here are some t.ie things that the girl swore Mrs. Glover said about her husband : '-' , 'I don't want (Hover or his candy." "'I have no use for him. ' "I don't like linn." '1 'could never love iiiiu." "If he went uwav it would not bother mo ut all." "I don't want, to be bothered with him at all," "It would not pain nic, no mattei what happened to him. ' "Listen to the damned tool." The witness testified tiiat when siie went into the room where Glover lay dead, Mrs. Glover closed her eyes and! turned her back toward the cof fin. Thomas H. Kyle, of the Waltham postofllee, testified that Mrs. Glover iiad received about 500 letters ad dressed to "Minnie Everett Clark." Some times she received two or three a week, the witness suid. MOI1 STORMS JAIL. Tried to Get Negro But Failed to Get ' " Inside. '-in' .' Round Way, Miss., Dec. 9 A mob stormed the jail here today in un at-, tempt '.to-lynch a negro wao fatally shot Dr. G. M. Mabray, on his plan tation Sunday. Mabray died today. m The negro was captured shortly. after Mabray's death aud within two hours tho mob had attacked the jail and boat back the officers, who wefo trying-to' spirit him away. i Finding themselves unable to en-' tor the jail, the mob leaders called for reinforcements, decclaiing'that the negro would be eiUior lynched or burned at the stake. ' , '': Siamese Minister. Washington, Dec. 9 The state de partment has been informed ct the appointment of Phya Mahs Ntfpnab as successor of Phya AkharaJ Verad harn, minister of Slam in Wastiing ton twhol transferred to London. UNDER FIRE. x- 1 '