THE GREAT STATE PAIR RALEIGH, OCTOBER 17, 18, 19 and 20, 1911
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Vol. LXX. No. 81.
The Weather FAIR.
RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1911
LAST EDITION
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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CAPITULATED
FOR VALUE Of HORSE
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Suit Instituted Against, Grand
Jurror
8. K1LG0 AI TORONTO
Was One of Speakers hi
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ITALIANS GET HUFFY
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Tripoli Telegram to Rome Snys' Itom
liardment Was Continued Yester
day Italian 'lMegntlon to Inter
iurlianiKntry t'nion Arc Kxpected
to Withdraw Report; That Ital
ton Battleship Was Mown l'p
War Presages Second Coining of
Christ .According to Pastor Rus-
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Rome, Oct. 6 Sixty steamers en
gaged ordinarily in .emigrant traffic
have been made oversinto transports
and are now ready to start for
Tripoli. The army of occcupation,
generally Is considered superior to
the force actually necessary for the
proposed operations. The plan is to
conquer the country rapidly with an
imposing strength which will require
a great display of troops. Triangle
constituted by province of Tripoli.
Is nearly four times Italy's size, each
side being one thousand miles long.
Prom the army of occupation the
war office intends forming a special
body, to later garrison the province
Italian Battleship Blown t.
London, Oct. 5 A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Constantinople says
a cablegram received there from Tri
poli, via Malta, states the Italian but
tlesbjp Conte-Di-Cavour was blown
up by a Turkish sea fighter off Tri-
poll And the crew and troops aboard
' the vessel perished. -;".--
Bombardment Continued'.
. Rome, Oct. 5 A Tripoli telegram
states: v "The bombardment: contin-
ued yesterduy. The fire was directed
against the outer defenses; Sul
tanla and Hamidleh batteries were
dismantled. The cruisers Giuseppe
and llarlbaldi entered the harbor.
Thy found the Turks had removed
the sights of the guns and evacuated.
No capitulation has been made.'
Italians Oct Huffy.
Paris, Oct. 5 Several members of
the Italian delegation to the inter
parliamentary union are expected to
withdraw because of the action of
the council of the union In adopting
a resolution criticizing the Kalian de
claration of war. The .'"-.resolution
submitted opened with a reference to
ptfstpoh'ement of the meeting of the
interparliamentary courfeil, which
was to have met at Rome, on account
of the "epidemic of cholera now ex
isting In Italy.' Italian delegates
say there Is no epidemic of cholera
In Italy and asserted If tire council
did ndt meet In Italy the entire Ital-
: Ian group would withdraw. The res
oHIttofl continued that the council
expressed Its strong regret that "so
small regard has been shown for the
guilding principles of peace and jus
tice of ' the Hague conferences and
that recent declaration of war by
Italy has been so precipitated that
even the opportunity tor understand
ing hai been rendered Impossible."
No Offer' To Surrender.
"t Tripoli, Oct. 5 No offer to stir
' "'Continued on Page Five.)
RESTS IN ARLINGTON
Washington', pet B Naval honors
seldom, accorded to an American,
characterized - the funeral of Rear
( AdttilraV Win field Scott Schley to
j'lay, who died in New York Monday.
The body, rested in the family home
during' the morning, preparatory to
the private services at 1:30 o'clock.
The public 'services were held at St.
John's Episcopal church.
Cadets from Annapolis Naval
Academy,' sailors from the naval
atittons at Washington and Phila
delphia, ' light' artillery and army
bands from Fort Fyer and Washlns
tdn barracks and the dead admiral's
comrades and friends composed the
procession that escorted ; the body
from St. John's church to Its resting
place In Arlington. "'"
' Imposing floral' gifts filled the
church, Including a wreath from
sUrvlvoxi of the Greely Arctic relief
.expedition, rescued by Schley at
Cipfe' Sabine' 'Tti 188,4; arid' Ironi the i
c'UDsn legation ana oiner fourves.
Sons Reports $ay Italians Are
Possession of the City, Others
; Say Not
juri
Krrpiiian mid Ijassitcr Have Had
Summons Issued In Suit for $!SOO
Auainst ,1. ('. (Tiniiiblee, Member
(it liflM (.rand Jury in Wake
Count v.
A summons was issued - today on
J. l,V Chamblee, a member of the
last grand jury ol Wake-county,- in
behall of Lasslt.er & Freemau, the
liverymen, who has instituted suit
for the recovery ol $301), the value
of a horse which Chamblee is al
leged to havu permanently disabled
on I'Tiuay of last week. Chamblee
and three other members ot the
grand jury hired a team from Las
siter & Freeman and drove to Wake
field to inspect a convict camp, re
turning by way of Zebulon. It Is
alleged that Chauiblee was driving
and that lie drove so fast as to cause
permanent Injury to one of the
horses. It is claimed that the other
members of the committee took the
lines 1rom Chamblee and drove a part
ot. the way back to the city.
The horse in question is the prop
erty of Mr. Percy B. Fleming, who
has been keeping the animal at this
stable. Since Mr. Fenilng had little
use for the animal he gave instruc
t. ions to the liverymen to rent the
horse out occasionally for Its board
Since tlie animal was in their care,
Messrs. Lassiter & Freeman havo en
tered suit for the value of the
horse.
It was reported from the veter
inary hospital today tnat there was
no chance ot the animal s ever be
ing strong and well again. Mr. J
C. Little represents the plaintiffs in
the action.
MISS MARY II. WKST.
Died at (rahain Brought Here To
day for Interment nt Oakwood,
Miss Marv H West, the daughter
of the late Thomas S. and Caroline
Gales West, formerly of tills citv
died yesterdav afternoon at Graham
at the advanced age of 72.
She was the niece of the late
Western It. Gales and lived In Hal
elgh '-during her childhood. She was
related to the families of the Roots
Turner, Hayes, etc., ot this -city.
number ot whom met the remains at
the stations at 12:30.
The funeral service was held im
mediately a Iter ward - 'at - Christ
church, the interment being in Oak-
wood cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: Messrs. .1
I. Johnson. Frank Stronacli, Grimes
Cowpur, George Little, Charles Mc
K mimon and Marshall Havtvood.
THH 111 NX Kit t)H SAILORS.
Its Sucess Amv Assured Lecture on
"'Life in American Xavy."
The success that the solicitors are
meeting with In their canvass for
subscriptions for the dinner that is
to be given the sailor batalllon of
the L. S. S. Franklin Saturday mfirn
Ing in Nash Square, Is very gratifying
to the management of the A. & M
football team. - "
Success is assured them in their
efforts to give to the people of Ral
eigh an opportunity that is seldom
to be had in a city so far Inland
that of seeing some of Uncle Sam's
sailors play the great fall sport and
of hearing the blue jackets root as
only Bailors can. "
Attention is called to the lecture
on "Life in the American Navy,
that Is to be delivered tomorrow
night in Metropolitan Hall by S. M
Smith, educational director, Navy Y.
M. C. A., Norfolk, Va., at 8:30. Music
will be furnished by the A. & M,
band. The lecture will be tfro-
fusely Illustrated by nearly two hun
dred illustrated slides and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
IN STRIKE DISTRICT.
No Disorder at Burnslde Shops-
Some Shooting at Other Places.
Chicago, Oct. 5 Seventy-five ad
ditional striking carpenters and car
men returned to work at the Illinois
Central's Burnslde shops, making a
total of jive hundred men working.
There is no disorder. Striker's rep-
resentaives say only fifty per cent
of 'the normal freight traffic is mov
ing. McComb City, Miss., Oct. 5 Peace
prevails after twenty-four hours riot
ing, owing to the presence of a train
load of Illinois Central strikebreak
ers. The non-union men nave de
parted. Tire, military patrol was in
creased to three hundred during the
night. The soldiers are confining
patrol duty to the' railroad's prop-
r . f J if , aV
I I ill ' ill' J,',,
1 " AZ" im
World Inniitiv l:allionists who
compete lor mteniationtil mipreniricv
111 the world s championship lialloon
ice t'-.oni lan:-:is ( uv tiul;iv anil
scene at (he'sturt l the last iiitei'ini
tional race, winch nils won !v Alan
II. Ilawlcy and AufiiiMus I'ost, ol
Ni'iv iork. On the lelt are Lieuten
ant Hans (.erieke, (iei'iuimv (al:)ve),
and Lieiilenaist li'ank P. Laliui
Aiiiciiru. In the center are (;!hvc)
Lieuli iuiiit l.eopoirl Youl mid il
iiain Assnian, AiMei-ican. In tlie
riKlit Is Allied Li KIanc,
F. C. DUNCAN SECURES
. ' (Special to The .Tiiiie.K. )
Crcenshoro Oct.- .1. ---At nuetinc;
ot the original meoriioiaiors ot the
Kaleig:i, Charlotte : and fcvmtiiern
Hailawv, ,held here yesterday-., at
wiiieli time the road s Iranclu-cs
were lunieil over to Mr. h. ('. Imu
ran, ot Raleigh. Mr. Dniicau anil his
associates will at dice hemn i'eia
ratioiis lor bmldini; the roail and will
get, into the held with the surveyors.
Mr. .'Duncan is very enl liiisiastie over
building Lie road. steps will lie
taken ntouce toward uei tint; the cap
ital. It is estimated that the road
will cost froiii $7, U(io. tint) to $in.-
000,000. The -iir(M)ose(l road will
be about 144 : miles 111 lenmh and
will extend' from' Haletuli to Char
lotte bv wnv of. Pittslioro. Aslieli.no
and Allienuirle.
was NO'iji lixciul.n irt.:.ciii.:v
Hl'RT IVKROI'LAXH I ALL.
Hillary ' Ueachey, who fell 2(0
feet to a brick Sidewalk In St. Louis
yesterday, is not the Beachey who"
may be in Raleigh during the state
fair. He is a brother to Lincoln
Beachey, who is under contract with
Glenn Curtiss to make flights in
Raleigh this month. . Either Lincoln
Beachey or Robinson wilL be 111 Ral
eigh. .'"-' -.,.' '
' Should Have ;M.83. c
Washington. Oct. Ji.--Uach Citizen
have should In his pocket ?:!4.::r,
the average par - capita circulation
nj Ocjber.!2hd, acording to tim
treasury department circulation
statement.- The "tctal in circulation
is I3,34f,182,715. .
LECTION CALLED
FOR BONDS IN APEX
The proereslve town of Apex has
called an election for Thursday, -De-'
cember 7, for the purpose ot voting
on a bond issue of $10,000 for street 1
Improvements and the erection of
municipal building and market.
house. Mr. Percy J. Olive, attorney
for Apex, said today that there was
little or no opposition to the im
provements. Apex Is a go-forward
community and Its citizens are of the-'
progressive sort.
Ask a butcher for a pin, and ten
to one he'll' produce a safety pin.
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m m LARCENY
A Wake coii.ty jury
composed of
4.
.voun:; but . ini -llifcenf nien
Jmlf;-.' Trebles and Solicitor
C-lVe
Xorris
a . few 1 i 111 !
created . muel
Court 'room. .
.vlnte man. In
laivenv ol a .s
ni-ems that . (h
prosfcuior i;ol
t'einlanr. and ;.
s last evening, ai'd
1 amusement in (Ire
l.onilie , 'Chamblee.-. . a.
.1 been tried .for the
.""i-dollar ninle. Inn it
. son-in--law-. -. -of.' . the
in a la rk w ith I he do
i.lie leiile u :i - in ; he
son-iij-la w's po -session v li ri ii . mys
lerioiisly di.s:ij,.eartil .and", was l 1 nil it
later. , .1 nd.ne IVelilos cluirc.ed that
to fin. I (he iiiiui nuilty felonious in
tent must lie shown, ; but, the jury
did not s.-u I. loiiious intent in tlie
takin:; ol the mule anil round C'latn
blee RUilty of eniiiez.leiiu'iit. Cliaiu
blee was .discharged. Solicnor Nor
ris asked il 1 1 man should be tried
for i'Hiliez,leiii-tit. "1 urn lutu loose,'
'ordered the judjje. , he next time
they wo.uU! lind- huii guilty ot lar
ceny.' . i
Chamblee. was not turned loose,
however, as a capias was. .waiting
for lunv from Durham', where he is
wanted on the: char-go. ot sellitm
liquor. Mr. 1 1. tX Beckwlth went
to the rescue of ( hainblee mid up
hold bis side in (he trial. '
THE BIG WILD WEST
SHOW COMING TO
THE GREAT1 STATE
FAIR.
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ADVKKTiSIXtJ CAR Xt). I
California Frank's Real
Wild West Show
Has arrived. In RaleiKh with ii
force ol I v men mid Is now
billing the cny aifd coilM.i v for
the week of October 1 it-!: 1 at
the State l air Groimds.
This Ali Star. Show iconics
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direct from the Vij-ginH Ptnte
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Fair at kichmond.
Hie Wild West (ames fir
teen double-length cars of
railroad oqriipment and :!00
people mid horftes, Indians,
Cowbovs, Cowgirrs, Hindus,
Cingelese and Mexicans.
mm day
1HE SLUE iilL
iSpi (.'! a 1. lo.TI)i';..Til'iie'.i. )
H'-sbf-ro, .-. (h -I.-;- ;"i "iMU'.nders
is:; :'ji'in i, .-, t 1 it ! t-; ! .' eelehrati.'d 'to-
S " is.;:lieiiU,.
.lay u.l 1 h - .oi
Coll. ..The.J.
1:1 1 and . Industrial
-. . ,li-.:d iiii; address was
,.'dr.. .('lareuc"1 11: Pi'.
J 'roi.;!-! siv.e l-'arii'er. The
(l-.-livr red-, hy
ed itor (.11' t he
Oasis ol; Ins l-i-marKt
was as I'ollow s:
v child, outside
a. ."11 per cent
it.. iiU per. cenl
" "! ha' 1 lie av- ra
N'oi-'t !i ( '.-troliua ha::
loii.er sa-hool . te-;!i
.helter "cl.Kiiiee I'or, :
spile of.: (Vur lieead)
ill
eilueiitiuii-, in
of ed ileal i. ma i
pi-oi'ess.: t hail ! lie averav.e hoy or L,irl
j.iside .o4 l h 1 .irolina: I hat t lie .lap:
anese w i'.h: one it nth - our, .wealth--sire
giving , 1 lieir coiiut r.v cliildi-en.. leu
months' . seli.iois, v, hile XorilV 'Carolina-
doi'sn'i i;ive live; in short,. Hint
tile j reat. ('.'iiieai ional crusade in
which .Mc-lyer. Aycoel; iinii .liivucr
have heeii leaders is yd Inn . hall'
HOIl.'V. "
TWO COMMJTS NOW VISIl:Li:.
One Iticeiillv Discovered 111 l-.ui-ope
Is Located hv Vmeinan Astrou.
iimi'i'.
Ceneva. X. V., Oct. r. The new
comet recimllv discovered- hv llelian
sio 111 Lurope was observed tins
morning uv Dr. William It. Brooks
at Suiit.li Observatory in. right' ascen
sion, 1 I hours '2 7 iiiinttles 40 seconds
north; dei-lination, 1 T degrees i:!
minutes, or in the eastern part of
the constellation ot Leo. The comet
is visible to tliu naked eve.
Hum tVo comets are now visible
in the morning sky, . Brooks', in the
northeast,.'' under thy handle ot the
HiK Iipper. nnd tje ikmv one low
down In the eastern skv.
N0W0ini523
1 Washinsfon,, . (let.. "--One of the
most: important lessons learned dur
inp the recent Texas maneuvers was
the necessity . ot keeping all troop,
batleily, and company organizations
at lull-war length. An-order just
issued,, fixes the strength of the army
at 1 1ns includes large detach
ments 01 scouts, prison- guards, sig
nal corps men,, and others in non
free duty, so that the normal
at length ol die actual lighting force a resort on Middle River. He ap
is reduced to lib, 68, including all peared to be in the best of spirits
troops serving outside ol the United this morning previous to his attempt
Islates.
. -1: 1; : nil : 1 ! Mi t .'iudiiii as One ol the
l i.i . i s . lor ilic li laniiiieiil of
U (ii td-W hie f , i-'iK.iil llediop
. - I I il lv.ll "
in.': liiailiMis ,. 1.
Annex I IK'iii.
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am to
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.". I " . ii,i;il) ;i 1 1. as one ul .(lie. 1 1 1 -i po
ll :it a ' vai ia'.ii; ' force towards t ue at
li.i.i:... ii' i! ' hi- i.'e;;l ul , wui'!d-w ide
i i .a In 1 e-u ' w as discusM-'d from
WO;d -J'--.w;i.!e. : "polni !'s. of view- hy lac
i.li'l'-'.'iau' t,i rlie-.'Ktjiiri h ; Kciiiueiiical
.'Vet hedii-.t . t'eafeVeiice; ...laian. . A1.1
sualia, and Kngl.iin!,. jo i Vied with the
.leleKa.es 'ro!ii Lie Ciiii.ed .'States, 'in
ili-i Ufiiie. 1 , i- ;o:iii .
Tlie convent ini lieitaii tiie second
i! ty!s ,. c.i I; ivi; ii , five luimlreii ilele
pa 1 ;':s aird . uV.-iiu t I wire ' nt:; ininiy ot ner
hiiiiis;.'!-.- a:id la.-.iutii from various
(-0 I i i e. . D'irjit lhe .sess-ion liev.
! i( nr.: ,;l i -i '.;!;. (jf Xc. 'a; ie.i,n Tyi:e,
Kn:;iaHi' j;rt;si ;!!! ul' ii .'i Ves!e aa
('eiilereiu'i.,' ,' resi.d-eu. .: Tile : 'thivniin;?
xe'A-io!!' i:i. cii!-,. eil '''lei li:)ii:: iii in' t !io
I Ti i led ;-'L.i-j"eK"; (.'.uiaili!. and .-.I a pan."
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W il-'O. 1 !' i :i 1: h .11 . ;.X.. Kev .. How
ard :.Svr;i e.i:e. . Xleii.iiilist; : churcil of
CiMiit'lM.: lie-'- ,s O. (Jata: of. Japan
J!.f-:lio(!isi chut'i-ii.. V . -.'.'k:-'.':
See:.;;!'.'.? of ('a-c.adinns.. Maigh'-. re
ir;'V,.ed. "I ail. (I el ij!: hied to se you
ii -ve b'.i'. :cii. ii Iiand ut'oii liiinor.
I ' 1 ):;. 1 !-. f - Mcl.iudi Us here nave
s'K'ie! j: i h:; tt t '.--a h us. ii Ci only as to
j-1 ri:i ' ;'!;:,.: li: if. 'aa o ,si'i)c.!i'ini;V liisli()p.
iv. ".!:: ' Hot... Xari'ird", Teiin.. as-.-
ri d : "V.. of ; I'niied States
(io ,n,:t and did not inlend to annex
yon.".. Thk:vo!ed Jaiighter.'-"1 I'rize
i'U.i'H!iK v8, (((.'iioiiiii ed by: Sir Itoh-
( rl .' I'i r s. of l.oaden.
SCOTLAND XIK'K 'XKWS.'
Wad i' Ironi I lured Well Good and
I' lew Alitiiulanl draded School to
.Open l-iii 111 Mule llaiiiv Xow
Over oo(l Koiuls lYospe'ts.
1 Sj.iH ia! to The Times.) '
.''.. Si-.huuV. Xei k, tlct. ' ':: .-ThosV' of
our - .people who are iisms; the water
from- Hie new well on .Main sl reel,
t'ecetiiiy bored . to a, depth of 15 H
fe i ,: prpiiouiiced the v. aier iln and
t.ie How iibiMKiani.. : The citizens in
;!:at end of town are. loud in their
prai: , 1 f the' town autho-ii-es for
; ! in.; titvm this niiich needed ue
. :'.:-H . ' -: ; :;
,; .Tlie fall term of 'the L-radcl school
will be opened ..Monday, tiie delay of
a lio in I liiri y days beiiifj jnade neces
sary., bee:. use of II;... tact taut file
ih-v,- sc;io(d-liou:-e could pot he . coin -idi
! '('ii . ill ' I -line. Tile ha lidsoilie new
li-.ililiiie- Is.i.ni'vv. 'nearly compleied,
aa.l .1 lie j-i -I'mol will he opened in its
new ii.iiiie.. II is said by those who
ha .. se.-ii 1 P.- Ini ild ing, I hat Scotland
XecK .!t:s idle 1 of I Ii,. vi'i'y best school
hiiiises to, Ik1', found anywhere; in
X( ri ii ('aroliiia.. When entirely com-
pii'ifd : aiid fiii-iil. lied the ' strui-f lire
will nave cost' the tax-payers about
S-U.uim, j',,d w ill he a. source Of
oride 10 every citizen of I lie eotn-
111 -unity,- .;'-.
.'v 11. old farni niille, one that, looked
as if he bad: seen many; days of
toil and heavy loads, hecanie rather
abstrepci oils upon I lie streets yester
day, and a .by-stander was asked way
iiis uiuiesiuii was Kicking up so was
iliere soniethin.u' wring v.it h : htm '
"What, that . niule?',' said tlie man
"Why, he's, tae happiest 'mule in
X'or't.ii'-. Carolina today. He lias just
learned of t he order ' passed by tiie
county i oiu Hi issichers .Monday,, and
his cup of. joy is -full and running
over, lie now hopes' that instead of
pulling bis heavy loads through-mud
and sand, ae will have real modern
highways fit travel: upon.". Tiie bond
elect iei).' for roaiV improvement, will
lie held en Xovemiiei- 14! n.
A. . MAY TKIHS Sl'K'IDK,
n ainia ( oiirt ol Appeals ( Ici-k
l.ikelv to Die ot Shot Wound-
; Staunton. '-Va., Oct. .Ti.'.-rA-le'itander
. May, clerk ot the, supreme court
of appeals, attempted suicide here
tins morning, by shooting himself In
the. l ight, temple. T he bullet missed
his brain, but destroyed . the sight
ol both eves. His chances ot recov
ery Is slight. .
lie was conscious after the shoot
ing, which took place In his home,
but beyond saving ' it was the biggest
lool thing" be bad ever done, he
relused to discuss the matter. He
has an excellent income and is re
ported to have enjoyed a particularly
happy home life. He and his wife
spent Sunday with a jolly party at
'to end his lite
MAKE APPEAL?
Doubt Expressed As to WMer He
Will Abandon Idea of Reriew
By Higher Coort
SAYS HE IS A PAUPER
.Man onvleled of Murder if JL H.
ISisseti Seiiteneel to Tvwnty Yenrx
Snvs He Huh no I-'unds Verdict
l Jury Has lleen Received Hlth
(cnci-ul SulislncWoii Wake .Super
ior oiirl Ailoiii iiet Sine Die To
(lav. '
Alter being in session nearly ten
days, Vake superior court adjourned
sine die at :;!u today. Only a few
mot ions were heard on the last day,
the jurors having been discharged
late yesterday. During this term of
court, winch was presided over by
Judge It. B. Peebles, the large docket
ol . -1 25- cases was almost cleared.
Several continuances were granted,
solicitor Herbert K. Norrls prose
cuted. .Mr. Dart .M. Catling, chief counsel
for L. J. Norris, secured an order
Irom Judge Peebles allowing Norris
to appeal to the supreme court as a
pauper,- the convicted man making
affidavit that he was without funds.'
'J he verdict and sentence In the
Norris case have attracted a great
deal ol attention, and almost every
body agrees that the fellow was
guilty, ..though.-: some are of the
opinion that the case was not quite
strong enough to convict. Lawyers
say that Norris made his greatest
mistake when he took the stand him
self. Ply doing this he allowed the
jury to get a line on. his character
and had to admit to conduct that
was almost inconceivable.
Doubt has been expressed as to
whether -Norris will prosecute his
appeal, to ihc supreme court. It is
ixU believed that be can get a new
trial and he will have to remain in
juil that much longer in case he
should fail. While his attorneys
have koue through the form of ap
peal, they may abandon it later and
allow the man to serve his Bentence
111 the penitentiary. He got 20
years. :
Wll K'S COI NSIIL SI K KCHKNK.
Packer Asked: to 1'ay $45,01X1 for
Delense ol Aliened Poisoner.
Wheeling, W. Va., Oct. 5 Suit
lor 4fi, 11(10 was tiled agaiiiBt the.
wealthy pork packer, John O.
Schenck, today and J. J. P. O'Brien,
Frank A. () tirieu and S. O. Boyce,
the attorneys who defended Laura
Karnswortli Schenck in her trial oh
the charge ol attempting to murder
her husband by the administration
ol arsenic.
Tluvstnt Is for counsel fees, which
Mrs. Seheni'k's attorneys claim
Scnenck is liable for, Inasmuch as
the couiile have not been divorced.
Striker Shot by Marshal.
Jackson, Miss., Oct. 5-TJnlted
States Deputy Marshall Alfred, Shot
and seriously wounded a striker In
the Illinois Central Yard here this
morning. 1 lie niarshall couglit' Mm
uncoupling cars.
SPECIAL TRAINS 10
RALEIGH DURE FAIR
All the railroads entering Raletgh
will operate special trains during
the state fair and will offer low rates
tor the event. Tickets will be soM
at low roundtrlp rates, including ad
mission coupon to the fair grounds.
From every section of the' state peo
ple will have many chances of com
ing to Raleigh. The appearance
here on Wednesday of fair week ot
Ciovernor Judson Harmon of Ohio"
and the daily aeroplane frights, to
say nothing of the other attractions,
assure the railroads of large patroa-
ktige, and many extra coaches will
be put on for the benefit of the pub
lic. ... . ,. i
Insurance Commissioner Young
began yesterday the moving of hla
offise into the Woman's Club- build-'
ing, which has been leased pendlae
the erection of the new Btate ad-.
1 ministration building. .
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