TEACHERS 111 UNITE
HI.
tfnAbciaticn Work With the
Teachers Assembly
in
Organizations Will Become Italy,
But With Separate ltules and Offi
cers Spirits! Debate Over Text
jjj Rook Commission nnd Uniformity
J r ' in Text Hooks Superintendent
M Judd of WHke Favors Increase
School Taxes.
....After a very Interesting meeting
) yesterday morning, the afternoon ses
jHjon began by Superintendent H. B.
HJraven, of Newbern, moving that the
nominating committee be instructed to
bring in thre nominations ior vice
president, und secretory.
Dr. L. il. Wilson, of Chapel Hill, very
: 'briefly spoke on the subject of the
state library commission.
Mr. R. D. W. Connor, secretary the
state teachers assembly reviewed the
' work of the assembly and the various
associations of teachers, and recom-
f mended that the associations of Super
intendents and Principals, Primary
Teachers, and County Superintendents
aU unite In their sessions with the
" Teachers' Assembly. He said that at
tendance at the summer meetings of
these association had greatly decreased
on account of their dates conflicting
; nnd other various reasons. He said
the Teachers Assembly was now do
ing good work and desired that organ
izations all unite. His suggestion was
.that each organization retain its own
i miles and officers and one body hold
Us sessions In the morning and the
other in the afternoon. The time of
the meetings "Was discussed, some
I 'wanted Thanksgiving while others
'Easter. Superintendent Craven, of
Klnston, wanted the matter postponed
until the next session but the associ
ation decided to act now, and. upon
a vote, decided to unite with the Teach
ers Assembly. The executive commit
tee Is to be composed of three officers
of the Teachers Assembly and six of
the other organizations.
s ; i Dr. J. Y. Joyner addressed the body
concerning some criticisms he heard
had been made of his recommendation s
to the legislature. The first was that
to the state text tiook commission be
' added two primary teachers, and two
; city superintendents, the second was
, to uniform text books in country and
. city.
Superintendent F. M. Harper wanted
' a delay for his report on an outline
of opinion as to the text book com
mission In order that he may consult
.with State Superintendent J. Y.
Joyner. Superintendent Bruce Craven
i strongly objected to any delay, that
a report should be made now. Quite
a heated argument followed over it,
! Pfr Craven growing very warm in
his argument. ..'
Prof. E. C. Brooks, of Trinity, took
sides with Prof. Harper, declaring the
association had complete confidence in
Dr. Joyner's doing the right thing and
criticised the position taken by Super
intendent Craven.
Superitendent Graham, of Charlotte,
declared In favor of Dr. Joyner's posi
tion and said he was very glad the
legislature would accept his recom
mendations. He believed that Dr.
Joyner could be counted on to stand
by the schools and see that justice is
done them.
Prof. R, E. Futrell, of Lumberton,
and Superintendent Carr, discussed the.
issues, Prof. Carr finally presenting a
bill he had drafted that the state should
take steps to provide for the education
and training of the feeble-minded, a
committee named by the legislature to
; report in 1913 as to grounds, buildings,
etc. After this the young women of
the high school served a delightful
luncheon, consisting of tea and many
kinds of sandwiches, made by the
: cooking class.
" Night Session.
- The attendance at the night session
was greatly increased. A strong pa
per was read by Prof. H. B. Craven,
y of Newbern on "Testing Results of
School Work." He contrasted the
work of the Newbern schools in lx(i6
with the present year.
':, "Retardation of Pupils" was the sub
ject of an Interesting paper read bv
Superintendent E. D. Pussey, of Laur
Inburg. It was one of the best and
most instructive of the sespimn.
'i Prof. R. E. Sentelle offered u resolu-
' Hon for the general supervision of the
graded schools of the state. He de
clared that the State Department
, would soon cease the supervision and
now Is the time for this body to take
action.
5 ' The time arriving for the annual
election of officers the following were
elected: President, Superintendent W.
D. Carmichael, of Durham; vice prcs
, ident, Superintendent S. L. Sheep, of
V. Elizabeth Cltv; secretary and treas
urer, Superintendent A. T. Allen, of
4. Salisbury.
t.i The following resolution was adopt
ed:
-. Returning thanks to the retiring
. secretary and treasurer. Prof. C. W.
J Wilson, of Oreenvllle. for bis prompt
and business like methods in discharg
ing the duties of his office; to Superin
tendent T. M. Harper, of Raleigh, for
his attention and courtesies and the
j se of the High School auditorium;
to the young ladles of the Domestic
Science Department of the High
. School for the refreshments served,
Substantial proofs of their skill; to the
press for .Tull and accurate reports of
' the ' meetings; to the program com
mittee for the excellent program; en
dorsing the educational policy of State
-.- Superintendent Joyner; giving hearty
approval to the State Library Asso
ciation; endorsing the bill for the case
of' the feeble-miinded to be submitted
to the legislature.
A resolution was Introduced by Prof.
John J. Blair of Wilmington com
mending; the bills of Senator A. H.
' Boyden . and Representative Ashley
Horn for a new state building, which
was adopted. - "''
County Superintendent Z. V. Judd
then spoke of the wisdom of the recom
mendation of Dr. J. T. Joyner that
the tax rate for schools be Increased
from 18 to 25 cents by a statutory en
actment. Several memJbers came m yesterday
to swell the number already In at
tendance, among them were:
Superintendents C. R. Spencer, of
Mt Olive; I. C. Griffin, of Cullowhee;
U J- Bell, of ftockliiKhnm; J. J. Blair,
of Wilmington: J. D. Everett, of Wcl
don: D- F. Giles, of Marion; Alex.
Graham, of Charlotte: W. 1!. Mills, of
Loiiiaburg: J. H. Mclver. of Wades,
boro: H. B. Smith, of Greenville; G.
R. Strickland, of Grange; S. B.
Underwood, of Durham; I.. I W il
nftii, of Monroe: V. V. Wonsley, of
Axheboro: B- P. Gentry, of Dunn: Hay
Tavlor of Biscoe; 11. L. Known, or
Avden' J. C. 'Crawford, of Morvcn;
S .. Llndsav. of Graham: M. B. Pr ;
of Carv J.'X. Hauss. of ThomiisviJle;
J. H Aiken, of Scotland Mecfc: uoy
Fi.mleih.uk. of Grlfton: Dr. J. H.
H'shsniith of Wake Forest and Presi
dent It H. Wright, of Greenville.
TODAY'S CHANTERS.
Ono SiiiTender of a Charier Was
.ranted. Along AVitn the '"
Ones.
The. New South Realty Company,
of Durham, is chartered, to take, nr.
noire bit v. hold, own, maintain.
work, develop, sell, convey, lease.
mortgage, exchange, improve, and
otherwise deal in real .estate. 1 he
authorized capital stick is $1.n,nn().
but mav begin business when $..,00(1
has heen subscribed. Stockholder.
are John .1. Hurst, Joseph . F. Mar
shall, W. A. Ful ford.
The charier of the Western Caro-
lin;i Lumber Company, of Swaniui-
ona, ltuneombu coiini.v, has been sur
rendered.
The Crawford-KennerTy Furniture
Companv, of Statesville. is chartered
to buv, sell, deal in and handle nil
kinds of goods, wares, merchandise.
nnd furniture of all kinds. 1 he au
thorized canital stock is IRO.ono, 1ml
may begin business on $2,000. 'I lie
stockholders are Charles P. Craw
ford. P I) Kennedy, F. B. Bunch.
The I. V. West Drug Company, of
Mt. Aiiv, Surrv county, is chartered
to buv. sell, exchange and deal In
drugs, medicines, toilet articles, etc.
The authorized capital stock is $10,-
000, but may .begin business when
$4,000 has been subscribed. The
stockholders are I. V. West, Hay
wood Meruit, A. G. Trotter.
rxHAi'Pixwss iisi'ki.m:i.
Men and Women I numinous About
ft.
Manv women weep and wail and
refuse to be comforted because t.ieir
once magnificent tresses have become
thin and faded. Many men incline
to profanity because the flies bite
through the thin thatch on their
craniums. It will be good news to
the miserable of both sexes to learn
that Xewbro's Herpicide has been
placed upon the mai-uet. 'I his is the
new scalp germicide and antiseptic:
that a.ets by destroying the germ or
microbe that is tne underlying cause
of all hair destruction. Herpicide is
a new preparation, made after a new
formula on an entirely new principle.
Anyone who has tried it will tesnl
as to its worth. Try it yourself and
be convinced. Sold by loading dnigr
gists. Send 10c. in stamps lor sam
ple to The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Henry T. Hicks Co. and 1 ucker
Building Pharmacy, special agents.
TO OCtTPY LOCAL PI UMTS.
Y. M. C. A. Delegates Will be Heard
Tomorrow in Jtalcigli Churches.
Tire following Y. M. C. A. men will
occupy local pulpits tomorrow,: Bap
tist Tabernacle: Morning, C. K.
Ober; evening, C. R. Dreen. Fust
Presbyterian: Morning, Hon. H. B.
F. Macfarland; evening, C. K. Ober.
First Baptist: Evening, Hon. H. B.
F. Macfarland. Christian; Morning,
S. A. Ackley; evening. C. C. Robin
son. Fayetteville Street ; Baptist
Morning, C. L. Gates; evening, N. C.
Schlicter. Shaw University at 2:!!0
p. m., C. C. Robinson.
Fell In Drug Store.
Today about 12 o'clock a man
named Lee was standing at the coun
ter in the Tucker Building Pharmacy
purchasing some tickets for the show,
"Viola Allen" when in some manner
he fell, inflicting a slight scalp
wound. He was taken by Dr. Free
man out to Rex Hospital, where the
wounds were dressed. Several. were
standing in the drug store at the time
and no one seems to know just how
he came to fall. He had handed a
bill to the cleric and as he turned to
get the change, he fell, cutting his
head against something.
The wounds are not serious and
after having them dressed he remain
ed at the hospital only a few min
utes. Kill More Than Wild Beaste.
The number of people killed yearly
hy wfld beasts don't approach the
vast number killed by disease germs.
No life Is safe from their attacks.
They're In air, water, dust, even
food! But grand protection is afford
ed bry Electric Bitters, which destroy
and 'expel these deadly disease germs
from the system. That's why chills,
tevr and ague, all ' malarial and
many blood diseases yield promptly
to this) wonderful blood purifier. Try
them, .and enjoy the glorious health
and mew strength they'll give you.
Money back, If not satisfied. Only
50o at King-Crowell Drug Co.
i )i.i nil' -iiuO
I n:!!' wmiie
Mi -V'tw-i I 1 1 i 1 1 ; ! 1 . repieseiuainc
. I i.ive M. lier iu and Mis. Alma
..Mis. liiddle. rcmlMicnii and -Mi
liuislaft.rs. Mrs. Lnficit
H ho Is it
llic (;u;i!iel (;' """ ; iiin
ill's mid lnlili'i'ii mid 111
1 Ik I
also seek
liiiy i"l' ' N"i'l 1
ilnniilii l:l-i V':ir,
To Provide Fcr Jackscn Re
formatory - .( ('(iiitinm'il ''niui I
liatitv iiK.'ui iioraiih;
One.)
I.r-iitifi'
Blowing '' 'I'.ui.
rrnleet . minie n
county.:
Allow 'ox-sin.TifYs -an. I lux c(
of Iredell coimiy to rolK it i t
Conserve caiile K'ii:ii.' of:
Soinev.v
.illecairf
l.intoln
and Catawba i oiiiitH-s. ,
Relative to : i in lit if i'.oads
of Cuil-
ford county.
Amend the rlKiner ot 1'1; nuiiuii. . ..
In. refej-eni-e to ii':tit;nif in Yudliin;
' . Ameiid game law of lSertfe county.
Preserve records ol Wa.Mie couni,
Anieiul road law .of ' "'Bertie count y.
'' Provide half .;my .fr u it itP.M's and
officers of .Maeon i;ouili; w lien no true
bill is found.
Relative to primary elections, of
Jlooresville.
'Authorize. -commissioners ot Hen
derson to build a 'bridge ai i .fcB ill-1
Frenc.i Broad.
Prohibit drinking in Moiituoinery.
IJeporls ot Cominitices.
.. Sixteen reporis . 1'i'oiu . eoiviiiiit tees
were received, all favorable oxt-rpyoii
t!ie bill for (he t'l'st!.'(finn of .em-'
ployees as.ineiniiei's oi laluir organi
zations. Alessnge I'rom llie House.
A hiessage was "received f rom the
house tran'smiuiiisj".'.- twenty-seven
bills and resolutions and they were
referred to. iippfoiii'iate ; om ni Ltt oos.
The house, failed to com-nr in the sen
ate amendniem to the I'il! Velutijis to
hunting 'game ."in. Alamaiiie count y
and' Keprest'iitative : Coi? of .Anson,
and Long were appointed as a .."confer
ence committee 'oil "fho ll;,'rt of the
houae; Senators liaruseli, Barnes
and Graham were um'oiim d . on the
part, ot i iie house. . :
Senator Sikcs' was- added to . . the
sub-committee on public roads. .:
The courtesies oi the-lloor wi re ex
tended to ex-Senator' Geo. U: M-H'ton,
of New Hanover.
Consideration; of I'ao. bill for the
better protection ot me Mat River
liaptiKt Association was postponed
until Monday.
Scale Cliiiinbcr l or Hoard ol Health
: Meeting.
The senate voted to allow the use
of the senate .chamber, bv the stale
board of health next Tuesday .night..
Passed Second Keadmg.
Allow commissioners of Caswell to
levy a special tax.
Authorize Concord to. issue bonds.
No More Local Sawdust l.ills.
There was a prolonged debate over
the bill of Senator Pinmx prohibit
ing throwing sawdust in the st reams
of Yadkin county, Senator Hicks an
nouncing that he had prepared a gen
eral bill prohibiting tiirowing saw
dust in nn v ot llie streams of the
state and would introduce it next
week. '
Senator Bassett declared tnat he
was opposed to all local bills oi this
character and would vote against
them, saying it i useless to take up
the time 6f the senate with such mut
ters and cause expense to the state.
Senator Martin, of Buncombe, joc
ularly remarked that as ho bad al
ready secured the passage of bills
prohibiting throwing sawdust In Big
Ivey Creeu and Swannanoa, he was
with Senator Bassett in tue future oh
this Btibject. :
Passed and Sent to the House.
Limit liability of surety companies,
Establish recorders' court at Bur
lington. (Amended by committee.)
Incorporate Sunset Park Railway
Company.
Authorize trustees of Warsaw
Only One "PROMO fiUININE," that is
Laxative Bromo Qnimne
Carets Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days
(l;e ( cli-railo Huiise of II-
m.i lives
""
Ir.iin Atlnuis,
vi'iiah.H- aiiil I'-lbcil O.xnifii'M. Next to !:ci-,la:io:iiis. i.
Seteil i'. V. Loiii-o r. .l-vs. '-II flni'f aio lioin Den-
. l.iill' H.i
I s
....i :., ,li.;iill.rills.
ileiii - t ;.l
i eiurus iVij- her secoml. (ei in.
il,
:itlv iiitiliued :i :,'vpuiK to )lrim'iti-
tH.lloppt
lc:
hool, Diiiilii;"'1
to i
Z
I.oinIs to build sciioiil
hoi;
S. .... ;-:
. i;r.n:re the .'regain'
il o'' pi, M:i
!i.ii-senu'nl3 of
u;V ":' iiilil-
i I as- I I
iv..hist in the
iioii nl receipts j! :ul rii:.;
public' moneys. tAuc- .
mi: ti'.' and also by S-.'ii.i
i'.l o.i'i bit t li row i li s;i
si rcinns of Yao kin com ni
For ii'lk'!' of s-heriris
lectors. i Amended ':
lee: I " '' ;
i'or relief of the e-i:c
tax (id-eoniniH-
ol
:X-Miier-
iff .1. M.. Davis; o! Mir
I'iismimI j: -ul Liirollcd mii
I'roviiic ior gra.nii:;
!!;M.I:c.il:n.
a.) !ni i'ldin.-'
intv to Na-
public road in Mvam c
thalie Station. .
'Validate the elect ion
llie peace in Alleghany
Establish recorders 1 1
of justices -of
rOiillt.V.
ii, ( at ash-
iiigion. .N. t. .
Ant iiorie coinniis;
MOiiei's: of lb n-
bonds to pay
iivy.' in lir'ins-
r of Wilson,
liable for dam-
de'r'sohville to issu
debt.
. Allow .special lax
wick. ::.-.
Amend the chai :
make owners ot !
anes in certain cases. :
Validate iirobate and registration
of deeds and oi.ier conveyances.
Prevent dcprCiiMiiuns by domestic
fowls in Catawba and Guilford coun
ties. : . : '
Apnoint cotton weigher tor Middle
sex, Nash cou in. v.
Uesolulion liini.ng. lion. II. L.
Craves, of I . S. I orestrv Service, lo
address the general assembly Friday
night, 'Feheniary. ".rd.,
Senator Bellamy, of Brunswick,
was allowed to withdraw his bill pio
liibiting notaries public from serving
as justices of llin peace in Brunswick
and New Hanover counties..
SenatorH;i',r-ei t presented a peii
tion from ciIikoiis of Newton Grove.
Sanipson county . "'-against the sale of
near-beer.:
Senator Coxo. ol Jackson, intro
duced a bill increasing the pay of the
commissioners of Jackson county. '..
The senate, at. 12:35 took a recess
for thirt v-iivo inuintos, alter w:nca
the bill creating' a special criminal
court at Washington, N. C.-was rati
fled and the senate adjourned mini
1 2 o'clock Morulav.
in;. v i:d irc.i.
Died n His Home in Durham County
I Ins Morning.
l)r .Manb v I'iittcvson VAard died at
his borne In Dmlnon county this iiirnn
Ing Junuurv jstll. ;il. 6 o cluck. The
funeial servic- s w".; be held tomor
row. Sunday at' Uobertsun (Srove
church. Imrhum coantv, at - o'cloi-K
p. in. Or. Ward Mas a prominent phy
sician, oT Durhuiii county for a fiiuvrt'-r
of a centuiv or mure. He twice mar
ried and leaves a .'widow and four chil
dren; Xotiee, Christian Kndeavors!
There, tvlll be n -meeting' held at the
county jail at ;! o'clock Sunday af
ternoon hy the Hillsboro street Cnnst-ian--
church Christian Endeavor Society.
The eiidenvorers w ill hold their regular
meeting at the church, corner HiIip
boro and Dawson streets, at 7 to 7.45
p. m. Sundtiv. h missionary . moeung.
All delegates interested in C. B. work
are most cordially Invited to both these
meetings.
.MniTle Hall Married.
(By Cable to The Times)
London. .Ian. 2S Marrie Hall, the
famous violinist, who is well known
In America through iier tours in that
country, was married today to Ed
ward Bearing, her manager.
Population of Hendcrsonvillp.v
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Jan.. is Henderson
ville, N. C, 2, HIS population,
oa
box.
20
. ' .. . , .
(iiis x"ss!i)ii l' iiinleli ti! nuM is
lief milkfll:! IIkmc lii-sl iipi'eai-iiice as
I's.t t.v
lines ivill in( interleie when
;ln- iiih'i'O-ils of limners'
I tll.ii li ll sll'd.Wi! lilll'.llllll i ''
The Building Bill Sent to Com
mittee
(tJnntinneit - From I'age One.)
jo ihe seiia.te, jriiice. it had , been
onssed there w nliout a roll-call voti
To iiinend the - drainage law
for
ClarlCM creek, m Lincoln counly.
To amend the act incorporating
the (itv ol Crcelisboio. .lamiary 1 7,
1!H1. ; : " :
To incorporate Avomble's Chapel.
In Ar.stm i ounty.
To allow Hertford county to pay
$1 mm to complete Con ledenile mon
ument. To secure to the people the use of
the lakes -.Ii Iiladen, Columbus, and
Cumberland conn ties.
To rcoilaie lishiiifr in Lunibcr
rive' and lis trilinlanes m Coliimous
:ind Roiieson count ;cs.
To provide general jurtsdiction for
the- Fehriinrv and August terms
superior court in .Moore county.
To regulate the hshuig with
of
Sill
nets in Croalan Sound.
To provide an -additional term of
court for Macon county.
Resolution inviting the Tubercu
losis Convetitioii to use the hall of
tli 'lions Monday night. (The res
olution read "Tuesday night ' but
iilion -being notlttod by Chairman
Ruck, of the committee on counties,
cities and towns, that the Piedmont
countv bill had been set tor heating
in the hall of the house I uesday nt
lonioon and night, the resolution
was ih : ,xl to Moiui.iv night A'i
Battle, of " Wake, . insisted that. ; the
I'iedtnont countv mutter he deterred
to another night. Mr. Houghton
said however important the meeting
(if the doctors was. and it was both
important and highly beneficial, the
advocates and opponents of Pied
moiil. couuty hud vested rights in the
use of the hall, which had been set
api.rt for thorn I wo weeks ago. 'lo
sav that the hundreds of citizens of
that portion, who had made arrange
ments to be here then, should have
in ho m. nip to change those arrange
ments ut. this late date, was impos
sible.: Ai. tills point it was an
nounced that' the physicians appro'
ciatcd llie siiiiatiou and did not de
sire to inicrfere with the appoint
ment heretofore, made ior Piedmont
loiintv. Chairman Buck suggested
that the S-S-S-senate chamber would
accommodate- the phvsicians Tuesday
iiiuiil and the Incident closed with a
hearty laugh.
Bills Iftitified.
To allow Charlotte to sell certain
real eslate.
To llx pay of Montgomery county
coniiiiisKioiiers.
To change the pay of jurors in
Caswell county.
To allow Buncombe county to is
sue township road bonds.
'Jo amend the charter fit Lenoir
and Blowing Hock Turnpike Com
pany.
To conserve the cattle supply of
Lincoln and Catawba counties.
To amend the Guilford county
road law.
To amend the charter of Plym
outh. :
To amend the Yadkin county game
law. , :
To preserve the records of Wavne
countv.
To urn end the Bertie county road
law.
To amend the Bertie county game
law.. '.',"
To repeal the Mooresvllie primary
election law.
For iron bridge across French
Broad river.
To prevent throwing sawdust -In
Montgomery county streams.
The house suspended for 15 mln
utes, waiting for the enrollment Of a
bouse hill that had passed the sen-
ate, icstabllshlng a- recorder's court j
for Washington, Long Acre; : and J
r.lmfiAwtnllv tnwnithlnfl..' In Ttannfnrt
w" ' v ' 'r ;n
counties. It finully came over andvJj
Speaker Dowd ratified It bv affixing
his signature.
Tho house then, at 1:00 'o'clock,
adjourned to meet Monday at 12: (10
o'clock. - - .
THK XAVAL Itl lKiKT. -
Representative Foss lteports Xavul
Budget Carries 81 25,42 1 ,r,-W.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington,. .Inn. 28 Represen
tative Fcs3, of Illinois, chairman of
the house naval committee, reported
the navnl. budget to the house today.
It (tarries a total of $12."),421,5;lb, a
million less than the estimates, n
makes provision for i tie increiises
recommended bv Secreturs' Meyer,
and authorizes (he coiistriictton ol
two dreadnought battles-1:;is, tour
subumriiKs, eight destrovers, and
two co'.llet s. .... The buroaii or e(tu;p
ment is not abolished, as rero'.-.t-monded
bv the se; rtai'v. 'I ho lull
fives the1 secretary niilliorltv to con
tinue,; lii8 -'methods of adiniiiisl rat ive
reform.
t ill ' imik "I i:d.
Chief of ojce of 1'oit aviic Charg
ed With liiibeiy.
(Bv. Leased AVire to The Times)
Fort Wavne, Ind., Jan. 2S Koi't
Wavne is tofn wit. i excitement todav
is a result of the return oi Indict-
ineiits against the chiel of lioliee and
101 others Willi enarges o! grafi.
('bid lOlhol li:is been in, lined on
.1 cliiirgo ol accepling bi ibcs and p(-l-jnry..
S, A enty-six women and twenty,
prominent, people -who rented .prop
erty to t.ie women were also indicted.
It was reported todav that more
indictments were to bo returned.
A confession trom KUiot. whie.i the
police claim to have, is said to bo the
basis ot tne new indictments.
liehcls
I lldci
Sur iillance.
(By f
11
Wire to The Times.)
Jan, 2S-- H. noral Soto
il of the iclicls defeat
a recent' lin tt le near Sail
AViisbiiLij-ton.
ind iie liundi
d vth him :it
Antonio. Iloiiilinvis. who took refuge in
Salvador, have, been 'summoned to
San Salvador, by President Figueroa, to
be ; detaiiVe.il . under. . siirvi"ilaiice1 Hhe
state department was tutormed today.
AIiss
(By 1'.
Arnold Seen
Albany.
,ised Wire to The Times.)
Albauv. N. V.. .Ian. 2S Detective
Jnlin Beed lodnv tclear:i ohed to Fran
cis li. Arnold, the wealthy New - orK
inipoi tcr. that his long m i s.s i 1 1 1 1 i u u ) i -
ter Iinrotliv Is believed to be in. this
vicmitv. A girl answ el 'Higher desenp
tuiii was seen on nil Aluanv-biuiod
Tlo.v trolley Wednesday afternoon.
.Sepaialion ol Church and State.
( -Bv Came to The 1 lines, i .
Lisbon, Jan. is --Tne republic of
Portugal will publish an o;Ilr!al de
cree within thirty riavs, separating
enure:) trom the stnte. I his an
nouncement was ujade today by l'oi
eign Minister.- .ilaihado. However,
the republic will not bar a papal nun
cio from tne country.
T.inM Commission Bill.
(l!v I cased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, Jan.: -S The. house will
vote on (he Longwonh-Dalzell tariif
eononisMon bill next - Monuay. This
was dctei niMicd tmbiv at a meeting if
the house' rules . committee. . it was
decided .to '.lit lug the resolution, into
the house with a special rule providing
for lis -immediate consideration.
Joseph lleinhiirt Dead.
(I'.v Leased Wire to The Times.)
ldinsas Cltv. Mo.. Jan. S Joseph W.
itcinbart- former president . ot the
Atchison, Topeka & Stint ft Fe Railroad,
is flea d at bis home'- here. ; He was fill
years old. In 1SS1I While General audi
liv of i he- road, he formulated the plan
liv wbich the road was rcnrgaulxcrt.
Xo Kli'iht Today.
(Bv Leased Wire to The Times)
,Kev West, Fla., Jan. 28 Shortly
after 10 o'clock It was otflclally an
nounced that wcathor conditions
made it impossible for Aviator Mc
Curdv lo start upon his proposed
Rev West-Havana night.
Steamer Towed to l'ort.
( By Cable to The Times.)
Faval, Azores,; ..-'Jan. 2S The
steamer British Sun which broke
down at sea was brought into port
here today in tow of the steamship
Georgian.
An Unusual Opportunity
for Housekeepers
We Intend reducing sieelily our stock of Dccoruled China. In
order to do this we are going to aive you a big reduction in prices.
Beginning Tuesday, February I, we will mark down our China
Dinner Sets. ,
. I . ' v. . I f
$35.00 .... .."101 Piece Sets .. .. $29.00
$22.00 . ..... . . 101 Piece Sets .... . . $19.00
$19.00 v. ...... 101 Piece Sets .': . . ,. . . . $16.50
$16.00 .. .. .. .. 101 Piece Sets .. .. $13.50
Ijook for other secliil weekly sales. ...Crockery of all kinds
ami Kltchcifware are our specialties.
TOE J. D. RIGGAN COMPANY.
CANADA SATISFIED.
Likes the Proposed Trenty Willi tho
:. I'tiilcd Slates.
(llv Leased Wire to The Times.)
Winnipeg Ma., Jan. 28 As far .as ...
Western.' Canada is concerned tne re
ciprocity agreement could not please
the masses better. It will put mil
lions of dollars into the pockets of
the lanners. livery bushel of wheat
will be wori;i 5 to 12 coiita more than
it has been. Barley will again be
come a desirable crop. Livestock all
around will be worth more than has
been nnd will give a great Impetus
to mixed larmins-
Tnls means increased values to
liu,i land-, in me wt-l. w.ieie lanu
liii'do are much l.iwor propoi Llonaifc
IV t'-.u;i liiey are m the oust and In
U'C i'liiied Slates. Ileal esiaie values
in the cities ami towns ll tue west
will sliiren uci'ause oi i.nu iiuihui
oiittool; lor the agrii olt ire and In
deed, this tariff agreement means
more for the CaiiaiHaii. west thin
ativone ( l::e.
I'liOTKKT TO Tl IIKI .
Against Ic.dlgnilies to American (on
sular AgviKs.
I liv Cable to 'I ho l imes)
Constantinople.- Jan. 2S The
I'iiiled Slates government s protest
aeainst assault and iiul'snllles 10
which .American consular represent;!- ,
tivon hiivo been siibicclcd at Smyiiia
and Alex.iiidretle li,d:iv was lodged
with the 'l ull: Ish govt'i-niiienl by J.
ICid-jeln C ul(i .utm, litad of I ho
Ainei n an embassy here.
lolin T. Perittaiiv. American con
snlnr agent at Aloxaudrotta, was
driven off the shin New Jersey, flying
the Ameilcnn Hag. when he boarded
her to investigate a mutiny, unions
Tiyklsli soldiers who. were boiug
transported.' The vessel, proceeded
to Sinvrna and the trouble aboard
continued. American Cousin C.en
eral Frnest L Harris then took a
hand and he also was roughly hand,
led.
DUX IKS DOMKSTIC IXI'KLICITV.
Between Kins: and Quwn of Spain.
Xcwspiiper BepoMs.
I Bv Leased Wire to Tho 'limes)
Washington, Jan. 2S Tho atten
tion of the Spanish legation having
been attracted by certain publica
tions to the effect thai domestic in
felicity has brought about an es
trangement between King Alfonso
and his roval spouse, Queen .Victoria,.
Minister Hinno todav entered an em
phatic denial of the story. The min
ister's denial, he declares, is based
on his personal knowledge, as well
as upon flint acquired in his official-,
capacity, and ho asserrs uimestllat
inejv that the roval pair enjoy the
happiest relations.
Writ ot Umir In l.ihel Case.
(Bv Cable to The Times.)
Manila, Jan. 2S A writ of error
was today dented in the supreme
court to Theodore Kalaw, and Martin
Ocanipo, lormerlv editors of a news
paper charged with publishing libel
ous matter against American Com
missioner Dean C. Worcester. An appeal-will.
-be 'taken to the supreme
court of the I nlted States. The men
had been convicted in tue lower
courts and sentenced to imprison
ment.' ".' '."'.
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