"He iMMgli Paflg Hues '
Vol. LXIX. No, 22. The Weather BAIN. . KALEIOH, N. 0, THURSDAY, JANUARY26, 1911. LAST EDITION. PSICE FIVE CENTO -
Double the Number of Paid Subscribers in ilge City of Raleigh of Any Other Newspaper.
HEAR
BEES BILL UP
E
Made Special Order for Thurs
day Night Feb. 2 and Copies
of Bill Ordered Printed
THE INCOME TAX BILL
Income Tax Amendment ('.-mie lT -it
1 O'clock as Special Order Hut
Action Was. Postponed Intil Tucs
day Night, January 31 Mill Intro
luccil by Gricr to Kstablish a State
Highway Commission . Several
Bills by Hattle Hill IJWatiiif. to
Slate Hunk Many Local Bills.
Speaker Dowd convened the house
at 11 o-clock. Rev. Milton Harbor, of
, (..prist ; church. Raleigh, offered
praver. .
Petitions. :
Woodson: From citizens of Shcl
by, asking that nealth laws relating
to water be maintained in the pres
ent lorm.
McNeill: From citizens of Moore
bounty in reierenco to pensions-
oiiiniiHce Reports.
Agriculture: To amend the druin-
use law of (Tarkes Creek in Lincoln
i-ouiltv.
lo allow Jackson county eoninus
sinners to consolidate and improve
ttie stock 'law of the countv.
r Corporations: To incorporate Die
. Jlaxtoh 'Alma atid Southbound; Rail
road Company.
Counties. Cities and Towns: "-To
amend the charter of St. Paul s in
ltoheson county.
To create North Robeson and Row
land counties out ol pans ot Robeson
( I nlavorable. )...
To promote more efficient inunici
pal government. -Unfavorable.)''.
lo allow Hertford county to inane
appropriation.' to Confederate monu
ment. To amend the act relating to char
ter ol Greensboro.
I o incorporate the town of ood
ville. .
To amend I he law ol 1:10:1 estab
lishing a public board lor Asiieville.
lo repeal t.ie police commission
law of Ashevillo.
Finance: T o allow I avcttcvillo to
issue waterworks, bonds and to m
.: stall a tiller.
To allow Favettevillo to use Hinds
'accruing I rom assessment on paved
streets.
To amend the rev Ma I increasing
the compensation ot Cumberland
county. ''.'. . "..'' ... '
To divide I he. commissions, of Les
ion c.ouliiv Into t.wu classes and t
lix their compensation.
To allow Lexington lo lax persons
acting as agents of out of town laun
dries. ( I niavorable. )
To increase the pay oT l'llt coun
ty commissioners.
Fish and Fisheries: To regulate
fishing in Lumber River and its trio-
REBELS CAPTURE CITY
OE CEIBA; HONDURAS
(Hv Leased' Wire to I lie limes.)
Puerto Karrios. tiuatcmala. Jan. 26
The city of Ceiba. Honduras, has 1;il
len after a teiTllIc battle between tile
revolutionists, bended, by . General Lee
Christmas. '-American aide of ex-President
Monllla, aceoi'ilins to advices re
ceived hero today. A score were killed
and at least one hundred Wounded in
the buttle.
The government forces of I-ri'sient
Davilla are in Might and American
ii ml British marines are patrolling the
streets to prevent attacks on citizens
of those two countries.
t'hristmas led the -vanguard of the
invaders attacking the treueheH cast
of the citv. The rebels bad a machine
gun which they had planted under the
rover of darkness upon a height com
manding a large section of the trench
es and the defenders were compelled
to retreat. Almost simultaneous with
th" attack upon the east General Bon
llla's detachment attacked the Gabions
upon the westward side, the roar of his
artillery spreading panic into the hearts
o( the regular farces. The battleship"
Tatumbla of the Honduran regular
navy, which had been In the harbor,
hoisted her anchor at the outbreak ol
Inutilities una steamed away. , ,
IN THE IIOIIS
utaries In Columbus and Robeson
counties.
Internal Improvement: Resolu
tion regarding the recommendation
of the governor and for investigation
of the offering of certain railroads
mentioned In the report of tae Board
of' Internal Improvements.
Judiciary. No. 1: To amend the
revisal by inserting the word Jelony
in place of misdemeanor in certain
seel ions.
: To provide for the-preservation of
certain records.
To tax dogs In Caswell county and
make them subjects of larceny.
For relief of clerk of superior
court of Randolph countv.
To amend the revisal wit.i reler
ence to. what constitutes marriage
( li n favorable report.)
Liquor Traffic:' To prohibit the
sale of near-beer, beerine and other
like drinks. (Minority renort filed
by Kelliun of New Hanover.) Hill
made special order for Tnursday
night. February 2 at .8 o clock. I :iU0
copies ordered printed.)
Hills Itrodnced.
Grier: To establish a suits lush
wav commission.
Tavlor of Brunswick: To allow
Southnort to subscribe to slock of
llrninglon & hout nport Railway
Company.
Thome: To allow Farmvilie to t
sue bonds.
McITiaul: lo "incorporate the
town ot Dunderac in Robeson county
Pace: To amend the revisal so as
to allow railroads to give transporta
tion lo widows and minors of deceas
ed employes and to employes who
are out of worn,.
Dillard of Cherokee: To amend
the laws of 1 9 1 ! relative to Lie seu
ure and destruction ol distilleries.
Dillard of Cherokee: To allow
register of deeds ol ( nerokee county
to -correct certain gnuits.
Woodson:- To allow Shelby to buy
and erect and .operate an electro
plant and to issue bonds tlieretor..
Marshall: I o provide good roads
in fclkin township. Surrv countv.
hjilwards: lo protect lis. l m ci-
low GrwU.' Greliam county. .
iVlsiiaiigh: . To amend the T'orsylh
rounty quail law.
Battle: ; To establish liens for
licensed livery stable keepers.
Battle; ; To amend the law relat
ing to statistics of leaf tobacco.
Judd: To permit Wendell graded
school district to vote $10,000 in
bonds. .
Judd: To liiconiorate school (lis
trict No. 1. Marks Creek. Wake
countv.
l'ltt: lo amend Lie revisal relal-
ing to public holidays.
l eague: For reliel ol ex-sherift oi
Alexander county.
Roberts: To provide foi ..holler
enforcement ol liability ol stockhold
ers in state baiiiis.
loiulin: lo allow Rowan. ( ataw-
ba. Burke and Caldwell counties to
issue road bonds under certain con
ditions. Mitchell: To allow commissioner
of agriculture to contract tor print
ing required for Us own operation.
Markham: To enlarge the pow
ers of board of county commission
ers. Milernian: . '' apioiiil I lirco ,ii;s-
lices of Hie ijeace In Pender county.
Kelly: For support ot Mate School
for the Blind and Deal.'
McY illianis: To protect deed and
squirrels in Currituck township in
Hvde countv.
Carr of Durham: To provide en
gineering assistance for construction
ot, county roads.
Carr of Duniam: To extend slate
ud for care of Confederate room at
Richmond.
Turlington: Resolution ot North
Carolina Press Association relative to
public roads. (Retorted to commit
tee on public roads and turnpikes.)
Special order on constitutional
intendment providing income tax was
taken uf) at 12. and on motion ot Ray.
of Macon, was postponed until 1 ues
day. January ulst.
Special Order On Divorce.
I'he special order on the minority
report of the 'judiciary committee,
tiled by Representative Uevin. arriv
ing Mr. Devin explained the bill.
The committee reporting tne bill
unfavorably, he said, was .about
equallv divided, the tie vote being de
cided against tho bill by the chairman-
The bill provides taat sub-section
lfifil ot the revisal be amended,
so as to read. "If the husband shall
commit adultery. " The purpose, he
said- was nol to let down the bars to
divorce but to correct a staring in
equality which stares one In the face.
Xorth Carolina should join tae other
stales that have made this change.
The marriage vows are mutual, and
the statute law of a people ought to
get a right Ideal or righteous citizen
ship. The law now permits number
less infidelities on the part of the
(Coutluued o Pag Two.).
f
'si
:ti'si-
war.
Jnvob iM-liiii. Iinaiieici- a'.id clie o)
the most oioytinicnt iiebreus in (In
wi rid. who en: lie: i:itic .l!v sinipoi tci,
the reKiilu'.ion adr.pt. 'ii by tin- Nn
tioniil Council ot the Hebrew onim1
gntioiis l . mci ! :. in Kfsiion in ni
M-fe. ui'gnifj; (he I r.itcd Ktntrs -'(-
eriiuici:! to te:.'iiii::ile ail Cvisting
trcalics Willi Iit;ssi:i unless uiiaran
(ees lie K'vei: (bat Ihe Amcri: an mih
port shall iv. lonuec be disi"j!!r.levl
ulicit in loe liands ol -Jev.s as h:
coiintiv bus done in (he past.
Sclnil (lonatcil S:!l?.!00 ( .lewNh
schools and kvuuh).'-Hcs ihi'viia loe
session ol the council.
BRILLIANT EVERT
Reception At the Mansion Tor
General Assembly
(iovcrnor am) Mrs. . . hilcliiii in-
reive in lionor ol .Mcmocrs ol t.eii
eral Assembly and Jocir Wives
(die of the .Most l;eaut:ii:l I'.venis
F.vcr Given at the l.xeciitive Man
sion Decorations I'.speciallV Lean
t i I li 1 Many Handsomely (.owned
Women and Disl insjuished ien
Present Music and Ilelreshincnls
Add lo Success ol the Lveinnn.
: Tlieiv
nisiitalil'i
in. k.. U
f J i'lVel lli
litchin
receiving
t.'i-tlio -a
ami .Mi
ml. those
at tile, n
Wil
run Wuiion.
iin- tli.em in
a n. -.night.
: Given in h
nor ot
the . miMnbers of
the general .
issembly,
e of 'the r
thill, hay
tile reeetiliol)
easily, oi
brilliant
st
boau't il ill
nd
traii-ipii'i-d
within 1 lie Walls of t lie exceutive man-
ion: There was gatriere.d within, the
hospitable, doors-of the mansion n vast
einblag-e. of '.'!e. re-presen'l'atiye of
the stale's liiglK'St etl men shin and mosl
li'-auiifiil .AViiriianliiiiid -Fi'iJio. S:aii uiil il
l,ll l.'i'ir tie Sll'eillil. of prlvpii: e fil
tiiiiiei!. in-ai-1 y , l,r.0r guests cnl I inii i lin ¬
ing tlie evening.
The spacious halls' -.and';, rooms of
the- mansion are sue li as In . -lihanec
the beauty of stieli a .scene: Flags. both
tale and national formed: the chief
decoration, especially . in the soutli
rawing room where the receiving line
as formed. Draped , from! all '.the
chandeliers were graceful -lestoona "I
ray nioss, making a most attractive
(feet. Ferns, palms. . miiilax and c ut
tlowei-s as well as tlie distinelive Norl'i
Carolina pine and cones added to tlie
iiuty .of the .decorations.
Tlie handrail of the wide stair case
leading rroin tlie center ot the .hall
was decorated in a tracery ot southern
milax against .a. 'background of wliite.
Continually passing up aud down theHi'
wide stairs was a tluong of handsome
ly gowned 'women; and ' 'distinguished
men, many in all. the glory of glitter
ing uniforms. ':-.
The third regiment band added great
ly to the, delight ot. tlie evening, the
beautiful music being heard above the
hum of conversation and laughter.
It was certainly a charming picture
to . watch the, constantly changing
throng, tlie gowns of the 'ladies being
peeially handsome.
The guests were received in tlie hall
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gold, Mr.
ind Mrs. Julian fimijorlake and Mr.
Henry Llteliford.
The receiving line was a long one
extending In semi clivlo through the
tilth drawing room aim inln the music
Hint. .
Stationed at the door of the drawing
pooiii announcing llic guests were ,Ao-
Jutatit-Genei al I;. L. Leinster and
Major R. T. Daniel, ol Weldon. in full
uniform.
In tin- receiving line were: Governor
William Walton Kitcbin with Mrs.
KUchin, in cream marnulselte over
charmeusc, trimmed in sable and jewels
and carrying pink roses: Mrs. Archi
bald McDowell, of eteotlnml Neck, in
(Coutiuued From Page Sij,)
tl t
i
m mmm i
T YET
Sclienck Jnry Not Able to
Jury in t lieSr!ii'-vlv !MiMui ( use Still
'Olil and Sceniniely :e. I ar Fisoin
Agreements
the
L'.iiiiiing.
(llv Leased
Wheeling. V,
in:: ileadltK-k". !.. ;
tile Jury ail- ;
..f Mrs. I.:ur .
was reported 1 1
7 tur convict i-m;
;!ie charge (-i ' :U
husliaitii.
?lr:i. Ke!l:terk f
(! susene-' i'
lihvr.ith.ns v. :fi:
hint 1,'M ava. o
anxiety as K...
cphuned sev.- r ; !
the criminal , ..:
10 The. Tin
i.::. :.'' Al
rl- he
re, la. 'ii '-'! In.urs.
i d. ride lie- tale
-wc.rlll Srii. -a:-l
ernoon to st.-ii
!'.: aeipii-tlal n
US to poiMin h
-1 ea!auie"s iluri
t'.e -.fury's ; i
,-. lite'Ijanii. . a r
-.-ted the Klrll
eitcortie an. I I
i s Ini- news ..fit
lililai;;.
Moll Alioiit 1 14- ( ourl Loom.
Wheeling, ..
.e.lii. nek jui'; i in
(jtleslioil of .1 !u
All's. Liiura . .F.-ir'!.-eused.
of. t i'i;ii,ii -1 :
aire husband. ' .l'"k
M'he jury . i'j:;i i. !
I his niorninM-..': h ti
arrive at a :-. liv-i
I'm: rui'llle-:.(I..!ili. ;
'I'heve was- -
nit-iH -among i a.'i.-i
ami: 'those' --V-.-'ii j: !
Va..' Jan.
Tl
a; iir.idloi'k over the
lilt or 'iiinueenee' ,'el.'
i-- tu lh' Si'llC'llr'U, ar-
'i' .ir--'im ' her -miHinii.,
Welienek. -i!
" v ( .jmlye Ji.iiMiai:
i-a-y had raih-'il i.i
a-.. id" 'wen.', se'iit'.' v.A...
ii.
deal .
Ihv c.
'j'lUt .
.pair:
dash,
at a
. i -ii i:
; Ir.
I' exrilv
art
he eau;-;
! . w.-i'-v't:!.
-I li;. li.
i' v. n'ir-
St.iaMi;
::i!;t.: H
Il'Hle win li
enmaining t
fie court ho;
ii'.ck ..before' !
IJi-a-e v.-:;i-ri-w::-a.
!'H!'I 'I
! a' Oil.-;
i ii ir ii ..;'
in,
,iui
a. .a' tie
,i ; l little
v. 'erti ii
a i'
Ule
I v.:
.Ii:
it
I L
.1- li
Tic yeaa
i ;'
d t '.'
i hi
eu'.lll iii:lt
like to ask .a c'Mi
"! ." ;t in Ayrfti
l'n .lie! '. '
i!
rei.'trt'-f': iat-Hlr- , 9.
i.i who .its heldiajl 'ou'.t ugniM1
iu-. 'Seheiick.': ,.::;;:
. li-'i 111:1:111 whoU' soniethin. 01! a 1 ' e
I w f 1 1 1 1 1 I
eiaii-i.: ;.' . , .:
VI la- qia ri.ii.n asked bv ... Juror pey
liiii'aii .' rclaiive: U- the esti.tioiiV e;
Fiiu i-iii---i 'lileiiian, coitj'red ' ; T imi--t .
The t : .:; inieiiy was iti'Vaiia ii 10 l.iii-
J 111 "''. '- -.". -.- .''
Xlrs.. s. h -nek ri i. '-yd ,ia e.iui-' liag.
garil. mi ! hale. '.'A-1't.-.r. the .jury 1: port
ed taM ' ii - was- uhalile in am- - 111.;
il. feaiiam was asked wliai f. i: li-ii(-01
1 to-'1!' if.slie' were fri-.ii. :,
"I h . mi plans l'.r-.'le. iW-'.-i !." she
ii plied.- "C num. wait I'.n- ih v; iiet.
I do i nl know Hhal I shjli d uur
1 1 . 1 ; - '). sliall go," --;
' '-Mrs.:':' S.Cbenc'k: sliuw.-il lie . -Tr i .of
il. sle'epl..;y. night', in. iui' ci-.li .l1- h id
tossed 1 '.-liesfly -uiioii" hci: h. d atu e:i li
ed Ih.- ii : ules 0!' her id did: -i 1 1 ia ; ile
liriiini'. She wept hysierica.lly ai limes
and IT1, jail pliysiciair iiad I : V lal
her iiniil, long, after. -miiliiielif.
, Tin- ridors of Ihe .I'hid iiainiy
emii r:. li'.nse.; were jarmiic.l ,1'im;' l.oriii'e
d.'iy.' la . . '!; Iij- 'an aimy 1 .f 1 1 11 .11 0 11. 1 w 1 -rut.
'.if v, 'i-i surged about -ihe. iliuir.- of, (he
e i-liiiliii'!'-cM.ul t 1:001 u; lUhl iiiK- li ,i-.ii-h
01 la r .i'i ;:.'t -vfiii'lagc-'piisii iims in nr. ;i)ie
1I1H.11S -iV iliai they iniKh-i I'll-'-r ,as santi
av": the .'l'1':!':- were iiulin kcil, '.t;i.ij'ie.';o'
Ilia ia"; 'spent the uiuhl. 1 in . lie 'cear-i
house 'w'U'inst .-brought hhiukets and
ijuilti v .Mi : tlif-111 last ... iiigl.it:. Al Vl-iwn
Ihe In: Were -"tilled with -the ., .n i 1 -
tlgllle- - :i llUniiin iieillljs, . I ..lli.ll; l;'ill
Itliiiik. 1 - and sleeping u".ili Ihe: ' tiled
llooi-S .if Hie hallways.
Soni. . "'' tliesc slei'pci had been paid
(Continued From Page Five.)
SIX PASSENGERS
1 llv Cable lo The Times.)
. Pari-, . . Ian. 20 A new aeroplane
record , was set here today . when
Roger Snmmer .carried five -passengers
lioui Douzy to Romily and re
turned with them successfully. .The
total distance Covered wao about lif
teen miles;' - .;,'
This is the first timo in the. history
of aviailon that six iiersons have been
cai rii'd 111 1111 aeroplane, I wo ol tliein
were compelled- ot stride the skids.
The lindane used bv Soniunr cai
rii'd a lolal weight of alniul .1 .110(1
pounds, including a supply ol pclrol.
1 ,ie (light was made at an average
hclglil ol luO feet troin the ground.
Lie. aviator never rising over l.jO
feet. -i
Aldrich (ictting IScttcr.
(l.v Leased Wire to Hie Times.)
Brunswick. Ga.. Jan. 0 ihe
health of Lnlted Stales .Senator Nel
son W. Aldrich has shown marked
improvement since he arrived here
and today lie stated that he would
eoou be able to leavo.
... ;'m4
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Us.
'::'
I
L j
I he -nunt'CX Di Moise. Mbosp en-L'.iin-cnii
ni sail to recover .vi.mo
Iron! Loudiii insurance companies,
was nrniiiaticallv iiioiii'il in die
lulled SlaKs dintriet courl in ev
) in U on t t'dncsdu ;' Foe I oiiii.ess
claimed lier valiaihle ;:.iti!:'itie:,
wi le ilcsiioyed i" the mv liiai. c ni
si.ini'ci her heiivc al .". k. V. .1.
I lie insurance (Mimpnaics refused to
seille on the ground lii.il (lie v::r.li
oui:ics - i;oie. woi'toless .iiuialions.
lue ( aunless coun-cl eviilenllv .'.line
t i tins snic conclusion lor be vain-
i!i'c. li 'iii tue -se oik! interred at
j the .-.'iiiifi lime I iii?l h:s client u.is n:i
tin nr,' t-i-iil iiirui. IFer sun tlien
! t Oil.ti .srd noil hc -in rciKiei cd Ihe
I ''"'"
NEW FARiFF AGRCFFflENT
Rsady For Congress
Kci)ioe!(v .',;reetiicnt iie.uh lor
( ongiess I Ins Altci coi n. l. hcu 11
l ill I ust be .;aiic riiini ' (iicat
Ileal i.-l il.si'iissioii Auiou'i (on
jti cssini'ii a- to HI11K the Asiiei'
l:icnt ( ontains.
-'.'( My Leased Wire 1
Washington. .Ian.
nomiceiii'-nr of t'ac r,
mcnt vii h. Canada w
Tl
Times)
1. i"",'- 11 il
ia ri IT agrce
lwailed wiih
the grei'ile.si :" anxiety lfv legislative
leaders t.-i A'ashingion today.-.." The
agreement will i.e kuowii siiiiultan
eously here and iii )l la wa at 1
o'clock this alii 1110011. is regarded
as one of ihe inosi iui nOrtaul tlels in
I're.sidcnt -.Tail's ca n T. us iiresiileiit,
involving t ho i ni.er nil I ional relations
of tlie Vniied SI a les .and oversiiad
owed eyeiyihiiig cl.-.e; before the na
tional legislature today.. It was. 1111
deistood iiere'vtoilay-: ."liiat: iirohipl
tidoplion of li e u.gi ci'lni'iil would lie
asked by. I lie iii'er;iii(;lil:i:il -.'lue.isage iie
('(iinpanying. l.ic arei'iiii'iii. hi con
gress as he liiisteni'd i'lie iieiol ia Lions
for tiiat piii'iiose. :
, There was a great: deal of discus
sion anion.g coiiuTcssinon as to 'what
the ugreeniciH contained. .: It was be
lieved that some of the' schedules
would arouse a. storm' of protest and
call down upon' President Tali 's head
tlie anger of some members, of boih
the republican and democratic par
1 it's.'- ,''
In each: ca.-c the iigreeiuont' will
be accomiiimicd by dot. tiled state
ments of the precise ..'I'fecl io1' the
changes .recommended in the existing
tariff law, with comparisons of the
existing and'. -projected rates. Abso
lute silence is maintained lij flft' offi
cials here as to the mil lire, of these
charges', '..but there is reason to be
lieve ih.'il. they are sure of a(p'rov:'il
in i'lt-lcnst. one -quarter filial, is, by
I he American" publishers alid consiiin
ers of iiriiil ijaper.
Kxcluding Sunday: and one legal
holiday,, but thirty-one dins will re
main of the present, session of Con
gress after, this agreement is iaid he
lore it. Hence Ms aeceptanee bv tlie
legislative branch ol the government
depends .entirely upon the absence of
auv serious organized opposition, lor
it would be enlirelv within the power
ol a lew determined men. acting 111
con uinction 111 Lie senate, to prevent
action upon ihe project before March
4. when' the session must terminate.
President I alt went over his mes
sage on reciprocity with tne caninel
last night, but nothing lias been given
out about tlie discussion.
The secrecy that characterized the
negotiations of the reciprocity con
ference has been maintained as to
the pioviiiious of. the agreement.
i i
president 'iiSfr red an ex-
hausi.ive argument in . ; . sage ex
plaining in detail the. liri-Vn... "a
tiires oi. the agreement, ' e7s
' A statement .analyzing Ihe effect
of larifi' laws on trade wiih Canada
in ihe pui.t and 1 he iirobable results
thai, woi.ijd be obtained by the: pro
lirised ' I'i'cj iH'ocity agi'eenieni .will be
Iransiiiilteil tlii'iMlgb the . piisideiii
1' t: Dill 1 :ie. stale di'iiii'tllieiit. w ith the
iiK's'sage.: .; , '..'-.
.' A
Kr
by-: Secretary of SlaK
11 g I in' reciprocity" iie-
ell
go! ia: itiii;: will also la
seiit to emi
gres;
ii
Willi ihe message, ' "
:'ii-..iposiils to congress are the
culiiiinaiiciis-of long-standing nego-iiatioi:.-.
In "Canada, Hie western
fai'iie-is have been clamoring fol
lower duties on niaiiilt'f'.ctiired pro
duets; and have petitioned the do
minion govern men f to effect such an
ai vaiif me;ii 'wjih t Hi i'.nited States.
1 nnufuei urers in Cai:ada have, vig
orously opposed the policy.. The far
mers also have ashed for free-trade
ill acrieiiltiiral implements 'Valid., na
la'ral prodiicls. :.
Siiiiullaileuiisly w'itii tlie sending of
I lie . message, to eongresss at 4 o'clock
Kiday, Mi'. l''ieli';ing, Canadian minis
ier of iinauce, will snbinii the agree
11 1 en t t p 1 h 0 t ' a n a d i a ii p a 1; 1 i a n 1 e hi f n
session. at Ottawa. ,.- ': "
;.. "W-iiile t'hp usual coi,ii--e in such
'-case's- is to submit: a draft, treaty to
tiic senate for., its approval and ac
( -nisiaiiy 1 his by a project for, iegisiu
ti.on to ina'ke til'' iH.'cessay .changes' in
li" ta: !ij' M-r.e'iiiles. ii is po.-siiiie that
t,,en will lie a dorm i ore from the
established., order"' in 'the case of the
.Canadian' reciprocity, project. 'I'll is
looks to the abandonment of tie
treaty-. eni irely in favor of purely
legislative action. "No good reason
is seen why all purpose ill not be
.-erved by tlie passage of a . simple
joint resoliiliiin -li.-.' both senate- and
house, liiaiiing tlie tariff, schedules
correspou.l to .ihe rate proposed by
tae commissioners'.-, so far as they' re
late to Canadian products, only.
ISOMIl KXPLOHLI).
jiivii-- w.-ii!is 1 in I ciii-niciii
T;i.oivn Tnio runic- -----
Illy Leased Wire to The times) ;
New York;: '.'Jan.; '.',2.(5 Scores of
persoiis in ilie lene.niont house at No.
a I 1 Kast Xad . street: were thrown into
n liii nii- today when a bomb, believed
to have been loft by blackmailers,
Oxploded in li'.e baiaincn:.
Alter tne explosion occupants, of
tlie house began stampeding to the
street, and several of them were cut
and bruised in the rush.
' .John Gargiulo, of Xo. S2 Eastend
avenue, lias a grocery on the first
floor of. tlie tenement, hause. Since
November 11' be has been receiving
let tors i'.eiiKinding S 1 ,0110 and threat
ening him with (h'i h it he lulled to
nav the sum. lie ignored the letters,
and did not even report, tiiem to the
police. : ' . '-
One of the liisl loiters received
here was a picture of a man in a cof
fin, ami 'beneath. It' t he tvords, "you'll
get.lhis .if oii don't, jay.". ..
IIGI. TKOLM iV ( 'Alt.
Masked Landils Hold I p Car and
lioh passengers.
' (liy Leased Wire to' The Tillies.) "
I," ' Angeles. i'al.. Jan: X- in mask
oil liaii.iiits belli up a Heaili snliurbau
car an tile outskirts of iSania Monii ;l
early tnilay. -robbi-d twenty live pas
sengers and. shot one of them.
'oi" ill -the ' bandits; was shot iis
l!ie.-two lied ami was cai'lur.-d w lien he
;an:e here fur treatment... He gave the
name -of iiuv li'ox ainl saiil lie was only
lai vears "Id.
lli-riy I.. Miich,-!:! of. S.iiita. jlouicn.
was shot in the neck -during the tiisil-leih-..
' '' ' ,: ' .
, 'ih. car was appi 0:1. hing Tokiii sta
ll' hi whi 11 ih,. t a liaiulit si veiling Iik
li!.i.;aiis ami. eai i ing I'.-vole.is In botii
hi-iuis. haiieil before the ear and ord
er. -i -.he motoi'hiaii -to stop. When he
did- so til.-y . leaped , ilio.n d.
l)i-.anou (,nl Mai rieil.
. (l :y L. as. ii Wire to The; Tillies. ) V
;l..os;Angelcs. t'al.. Jan, 20 - h be
came dolinltely known today .that Ro
berta iinist DeJa noli,' lite Pbiladel
pliia :.l;ires.i, who ouVe eloped wiih
ii waileiv.;liH.il beepnio -the bride of
Stephen W. (llazer. Tlie ciuiilo were
found in a. -viiie-flnd' cottage, on
South liiiiiingion avenue and ad
mitted thai taey had been married.
They will spend their honeymoon in
the coiiage. .
Hurl bv tailing Girders.
U'.v L.ased Wire lo The Times.)
New York. Jan. -II -Two men were
imi 1 and Sirri't Cleaning Commissioner
William I'.dvards. who saved Mayor
liuvnnr s lue last August, had a nar
row escape from death today when a
thirty ton steel girder crashed from
the skeleton structure or the new" muni
cipal building at Duane street and
Park Row. The t wo who were hurt
were injured getting out of the way of
luc tailing girder,
NO MATCHES
OM AN
THEJSAFETY
Bill Introduced la the Senate
By Cotton of Pitt Relating
to Matches
SENATOR MIX VOTES
Was V'l in the Senate Yesterday and
Asked I numinous Consent to be
Allowed to Have His Vote Record
I'd Today on the Governors Salary
liill Voted For the Graham
Amendment Senator Hobgood
y
Kvplains 1'. Gilbert Pearson s' Posi
tion in Regard to the Quail Matter.
1 mill Hills
I he senate spent over an hour of
its session today debating Senator
Coucn s bill taxing dogs in North
Carolina, and finally tabled it. A
number ot senators objected to their
districts being included and advanced
trong arguments in support of their
contentions. , -"
Senator Bellamy introduced a bill
prohibit ing shipping coots and rice
in ids out of the state and a bill pro
hibiting the manufacture and sale of
mutches other than safety matches in
the stale was offered bv Senator Cot
ton. Senator Long offered a bill rel
i'tiv 10 the ' enses of the superior
court judges. A do.en or more io&I:
measures were introduced by differ
ent senators and several bills of this
character progressed 111 the legisla
tive mill. ", ' 1
i ho hill Incorporating the Lenoir
and Blowing Rock Turnpike Com
pany came up as a special order and
was passed and sent to the housfe
with an amendment of Senator Bas
ott iiroviding that it after investiga
tion bv the governor and his council
thev find that there will be no Iobs
to the suite thev may hire convicts
to work on the turnpike.
A resolution was read from (he
North Carolina Press Association
lavoring legislation for public road
improvement, in the state.
I in favorable reports were made on
the bills establishing North Robeson
and Rowland counties out or Robe
son. i he same committee sent, in n
favorable report on establishing
lioKe (-01.1111 v out ol Cumberland and
kobeson and it was made special
order lor next Tuesday at Is O'clock.
A niiuorily report 011 "this bill was
submit ted. ,
hi 1 n 01 nil si n
Ihe senate : met. at 11. o clock.
President Nowlana 111 the chair, and
the invocation being made by Rev.
Mr Poe.
Senator Pininx of ladkin an
nounced that he was not in the sen
ate chamber yesterday during the de-
( Continued on Page Two.)
FOR INTERFERENCE
(Hn Leased Wire to The Times.) ,
-Albany. N. Y.. Jan. 26 Senator
it.inseveli. tlie insurgent leader, issued
a. siaiemenr this afternoon in reply to
the ciiarge of Bishop Ludilen of tho
I'ailnilie diocese ' of : Syracuse, that
bigotry rules' at Albany,, in which ho.,
scored the prelate, for interfering ill the
United States senatorial controversy. V-
Seiinlor Hoosevelt said: .
"L'ishop Ludden's interference is un
called tor. unnecessary, and unfortun
ate. He iloes not seem to know what
he is talking about or some one had
deliberately misinformed him."
Wiinf). r.xtru Session.
I By Leased Wro to The Times.)
Washington. Jan. 2b In the houu
todav Representative Hausdell. of
Texas, a democratic member of the
ways and means committee, urged an
extra session of congress to revise the
tariff.
The special committee Investigating
the charges of the ship subsidy lobBy
continued its hearing1. -
"Madame Troubadour"' ha' m&dV
such a hit lit Chicago tfiaf (hey , vat
trying td vrolong tt Ijngasemeot, ";
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