January 17, 1911.
Tells About the Crime
Tuesday,
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Let us talk to you about your wants in the
furniture line.
Weathers Furniture Co.
121 East Martin Street.
Raleigh, N. C.
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ed nro written by a member of The
llaily Times staff. All oilier mailer,
particularly advance notices, is fur
nished . by representatives Ml' . the
theatre.)
The (ieorno Kvans' Honey l!u
!instrels Uoep close' to the old time
llavor of this time Honored style oL
entertainment..- Toe semicircle in
whleii "Bones" and Tambo" reign
supreme, is retained and the middle
man" still : has his troubles witli
these favorite lesters. James .1. Cor
bet t. is tho interlocutor of the min
strels this year. 'and will tell his own
story of the Jeffries-Johnson fiuht at
Reno-, when the: Honey Hoy's -.appear
uL T.io (Jinnd Tnoatrc, matinee and
night, .Saturday. .
"THK OLD SCK.T( II."
How the lOvil One nine to lie l'opii
liirlv Know n its '"Hie Old Scratch."
. ' liiit ' j't the maiiv familiar 'nanies or
his - s:iia:iic iiKijcsty Is ."Tli- lid
Stn'nteh." It i-i iindoulil. ;d!y due to the
fact t:h:is-s-rr;!teliinsr is so disa'srcoabli
ili.il Im-'C'Ii' ihoiiKlu it no. worse than
Hi'-, evil line, . sr.ilji full o'f dandruff
kw-'ps , en s.iat '-hint? iiH. the time; net
i.niy liy:mT'-ahle but eon-id. -red very
ifi-'fi4!i.ni in polite society if shoiil.l
bc-)tO'-aus.' one outjht to kei p the
snip 'so Wean thai--it unil.t not iu-h.
Tii' cure: .the " sculp of-d.mdriiil' effective.
!y use N', -t 'hrn'.j Herpieldi-. It kills. -the
Kevin thai ctvan s the ilanilrtilT.: which
is pivii miliary, to I'aliiiiK iialr, . and
finally, haldtiess.; .'.!' oi!i-r hair prep
aration kills tip-jhuidnilT BPl'ni. Ilerpi
rlde also is a very t1 1 ieli tf n 1 and ef
fective liair-drcsslng. , Sold Ity li adins
drusglsts-.. . .Send. : lite, in "-stamps for
simple t'i Th. II. i pi. Co., IVtroU.
Ml.-li.
me dollar bottles ci iram i. Henry
T. -I licks- Co., and Taekei' building
Pharmacy.
Atlantic hire Election..-
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Atlantic Fire Insur
ance Company was hold in the .office
of the comminv yesterday and the
reports of tne. officers were satisfactory-
The following' board ot di
rectors was elected: Cnas. B. John
son, A. B. Andrews. Jr., Alt. A.
Thompson, E. C. Hillyer. T. T. Hicks.
-'Joseph 0. Brown; Ivan Proctor, V
A- Dunn, C. 13. Ru'rbee. J. S. Wynne.
C. B. Edward.;, all of Raleish : Ash
lev llorne, Clayton. X. (".; Joe Hos-
cntlial. (Joldsuoro. N.-C: George
Howard, Tarhoi o. N. C. : John Rlue,
Aberdeen. N. C: Win. M
SmlthfieUI. X. C.;.R A.
Wilson. N. C: VYescott
High. Point, X. 0.
.Rocky Mount,. X. C
S. B. Shepherd, C.
W. N. Jones, D. 11
The new board of directors met
immediately- thereafter: hud elected !
the following o!hce:-s: C harles E.
Johnson, president-.;'.. Jon. (!. Brown,
vice president; G. II. Dortch, secre
tary; All'. A. Tjompsbn.. treasurer;
It. S.f Rusbee, manager; A. I!. An
drews. Jr.. attorney
Vor LaOrippe C ourIis and Stufly Colds
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. It gives
'quick relief and expels the cold from
your sysu-m. It contains no opiates,
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Company. '
.Animal Meeting ot the Itiotheiliood
ol the Good shepherd.
The annual nicotine of .ihe ISroih
erhood ot Ihe Cood Kliepherd was
held last nipht in the parish rooms.
T.iere was a larsie attendance and
much interest ..was manifested ''in. the
work.
The election ot officers was held.
Mr. Graham Andrews was elected
president and Mr. Oeorse T. Nor
wood. 1 -secretary and treasurer. .
. Saunders,
oodard,
. ltohertson.
Til. II. Kicks,
W: H., Barrow.
E: Johnson. Jr.,
Hill.- aUo oi : Ral-
Parson's I'orm a Gem.
Prom Rev. IT. Stnhenvoll, Allison,
la., in praise of Dr. King's New Life
Pills: ,;
"They're such a health necessity.
In every home these pills should be.
If other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DIt. KING'S.
And be well again. Only 25c at
King-Crowell Drue Co.
: There i'j nlu ay-; '
side of the ruadv li
oom nn .the .sunny
I us walk there.
Frank Powell Pardoned.
Frank' . I'oweil,. 'of. "Yadkin ' county,
convicted of iareeny -at -.the: fair term
lldO and sciiteneed to i! months In jail,
lias been pjidnnevl conditionally by
(Jovernor Kitehin op the ground that
lonser iiiipiiumm-nt wuiilil seiinusly
Impair with his health, The . pardon
yas granted on ihe cerlilieiilc of two
f hysieians ;ind tin? lvconimemlation .ol'
the tri.il judffe and . soHc itor. flood
hehuyior is the condifi'in ,,f his par
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& OLASS. Proprietor.
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hair was foun4 which was identified
by witnesses as being that of Miss
Mattie Saunders.
Sheriff Wheeler was at once noti
fied of the horrible situation and hur
ried from his home in Oxford to the
scene of the crime. Reaching there
late in the night he was advised of
the situation and of the evidence
pointing to the guilt of the negro
Nathan Montague. Deputizing three
assistants he went to the home of
Montague and made a search of the
house. He found ncro the skirt of
the girl and found Montague's
clothes to be in a bloody condition.
A. wash-pan was found in the room in
which bloodv water stood and from
this evidence he arrested the negro
mil rushed him off to Durham, later
bringing him to Raleigh to the peni
tentiary for safe-keeping.
Enroute to Oxford yesterday morn.
ing, where he was being conveyed on
special train for trial, Montague
was verv quiet and did not seem to
care to discuss the affair. However,
such was not the case coming back.
he talked freely and gave the fol
lowing signed statement of the crime
to a representative ot I lie .unity
finies:
"When I lei t .Mr. Overtoils bouse
that evening it-was getting dusk. I
met Allien l ook on tne rauroact
track wailing for l,onnie Bridget's.
who had gone to Mr. Sounders'. Al
bert said. .'Come down here and lets
wait for I.onnie, as he is on behind .
Ii was getting right smart dark when
I.onnie came-" along. We went on
down the railroad to niv house and
wht-'n we got there Ihev said d,.ei"s go
down to Allies' ' ( referring to some
colored woman whose last name he
could 1101 recall i. She lived below
Mr. Saunders' and we went on down
that wav. Just before we got to Mr.
Saunders i.onnie said, 'Let s go yon
der and rob hnn and gei his iunne'.
I told him I was not. uomg in (here.
Albert pulled out a hot Up and said.
Let s all fake a drink.' Then I said,
I 11 go with von all down there, but
1 11 not go in. 'ihe house had three
doors. I.onnie went to the back door
and called tins man (Mr. Saunders)
and I was at the other. When the
man came to i ho door i heard a lick.
Vfter that Albert and I.onnie both
went in the house. I was at the door
to the east, the door that Lonnio
called the man to was towards thje
south. Alter thov slaved in Ihciic
scouring around a little while the irirl
came to the door where 1 was. Al
bert told me to catch-her and not let
her gel away and I caught her. She
said, Don't do nothing lo me; I won't
go off.' And 1 said, 'Well, vou are
not going oft then. I am not going
to do nothing to vou.'
She came buck, in the house and
went out the south door and some one
ol them, i don t know which one.
went out and got her. Ihev staved
in the house 10 or 13 minutes and
then called me and told mo to come
in and see what we can find. I went
in there and iound some clothes.
Saw Mr. Saunders laving on the floor
id. Did not take spec ial notice of
him, but noticed blood all over tne
floor. Saw the little child laving near
Mr. Saunders. She, too, was dead.
Largest girl was on the bed. Don t
know about her being dead, but sup
pose she was, as she did not sav anv
thing. 1 got some clothes. Lonnie
and Albert got .Mr. Saunders' clothes.
1 lieu Lonnie broke the lamp on the
floor and set the house afire and we
ft. ..' v.;
' I went home and thov went to
wards Tve River station.
(Signed)
"NATHAN" MON TAGt'E."
hen asked about his knife being
found in the back yard Montague
said he had traded knives with Al
bert t ool; bclore thov went to the
house.
Asked why he would not give the
ilarm and .summons help when the
other negroes were in the house Mon-
tacriio said he was atraid to do so, as
he would implicate himself in the
crime. He did not seem to know it
was a death penalty to rob n house.
Montague stud he was willing to
suffer his penalty for the part of the
crime lie committed, but he wanted
the other negroes to suffer for their
share.
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In the dresses" we have them in all sizes for the infants and children, and
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Caps at 25 per cut off the regular price. ,
205-5 "75 7 RALEIGH,
FavPttPvillP st Y-fflf North Carolina.
C. C. Phciid 799.
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After the largest overcoat
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our business, we find that
we still have several of the
newest and best sellers on
hand? We do not want to
carry over a single over
coat. So we have placed
the entire stock on sale
at exact cost.
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FURNISHINGS FOR MEN
FayetteviUe Street ' . Eileigh, V. C.
NOTICE -TO ALL CUSTOMERS
We find that it takes more thn half the time of our drivers to
collect their bills after delivering! which interferes seriously. On
and after January 1.1, 1911, we will have to collect for all, packages
when delivered, and in no Instance can we make an exception to
this. We advise the uso of coupon books, which will eliminate the
least inconvenience to you.
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serve you satisfactorily, we are, Most cordially,
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 28, 1910.
CIIANfiKS IX IWCI ITY.
Mrs. Marquis and Miss Cluiel Now
Teachers at Italelgli High School.
There were several changes in the
faculty of the Jttileinh high school at
the reopennur of school, after ihe
Christinas holidays, for the sprmi?
term, Miss II hi pa ret Marquis, of
t'licsier. S. C, came to take the classes
taiifiht bv Miss Carrie Tirown. Miss
Marquis was educated at Wilson s Col
lege. ChamlxTsbuiR. Pa., and toilt
her A. M. degree at Khzaheth Colcpe,
Charlotte. '
Miss Clara Chapel is teaching vocal
in the city school during the absence
of Mr. Snow, who Is in Florida for
his health. Mls4 Chnpel is from Dodge
ville. Ohio.
Theodore N. Bamsdall, of Pittsburg,
and formerly of Titusville. Pa., ac
credited the largest individual oil and
gas operator in the world, is on his
way to Paris, Franco, to close nego
tiations for the sale of immense hold
ings) to French bankers. He sailed on
the steamship St., Paul from New
York prepared to close the deal for
the sale of properties In CaHfornla,
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