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FS ' " Y a, "At"" smz mtm AiSOClttti Press Service Asscctoted Press Service ; Vol. LXX. No. 118. The Weather RAIN. RALEIGH, N C , FRIDAY, KOVLMITJR 17, 1011 LAST EDITION PRICE FIVE CENT. Double thel Number of Paid Subscribers in R.aleigh of any Other Newspaper IIS HAVE ;takley mis FORGED TITLE T0 1 04 ACRES TOW CHAR NO OFFICIALS UW NECESSARY 0 Imperial Officials Desert Posts and Towns Appeal to Revolutionists For Help TO PRESERVE ORDER Over a Thousand Deaths In Three Days' Fighting at (hang Chow Murder of Two Methodist Mission nrles Reported Two West -Point Graduates in Rebel Army and Will Ik) In Decisive Rattle Rrilisli French ami Russian Troops Make Demonstration. . Amoy, China. Nov. 17. Interior towns In the southern hall of i he province of Ii)-kien. having been abandoned by Imperial officials, urn appealing to tho revolutionists to send a magistrate to preserve order Aeoordlng to native. estimates, over ; thousand casualties have occurred up to last-night, In three days' fighting at Chang-Chow. ..- Two Missionaries Murdered. Victoria, .- B. C, Nov. 17. .The Canada Marti brought the news ot the murder of two foreign mission aries in Sze Chuan-Cheng. The cor respondent said: "Two foreign mis sionaries have been murdered, one of the American Methodist Mission, the other of the Canadian Methodist Mission. The names were unascer talnable. Both were stabbed. Two West Point (rudiintes. AVest Point, Nov. 17. When the Chinese revolutionists move against Nanking in the foremost decisive bat tle of the rebellion two of the most prominent leaders will be ling C.na Chen -and Yin Tsing Wen, graduates of the United States military aca demy, class of 1909. They were the first Chinese sent here to learn mili tary science, They spent eighteen months in Germany and l-rance alter completing the course. Foreign Troops Parade, ondon, Nov. 17. A news dis patch from Tien Tsui. China, says the British, reiic;i and Russian troops have made .separate demon strations there by parading. The New Cabinet. Peking, Nov. 17. Premier Yuan Shi Kai's new cabinet was named In an Imperial edict yesterday, but it is questionable whether it will stand. One of tile ministers expressed amazement at his appointments. It is believed that tew of the new nun-, isters have been consulted and it is expected that several will decline to serve. The cabinet comprises curious ap pointments. Liang Chi-Chtao, ap pointed vice-president of the board of Justice. Is the great Chinese re former who was exiled by t.ie late Empress dowager at uan Shi Kal s suggestion.. Ciiung Chien, appointed president of the board of agricul ture and commerce. Is a member of the new government of Kiang-Su. He (Continued on Page Seven.) ftVHAMARA MATTER HOLDS ATTENTION Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 17 Anticipa tion that tho California delegation to the American Federation of Labor convention will make further at tempts to obtain recognition for the resolution appropriating $50,000 tor the McNamara brother s defense, held the delegates' interest. Presi dent Gompers' successful efforts prevented the introduction of the resolution yesterday. The conven tion's unanimous consent must now be obtained before the matter can he Introduced as a resolution. , tOurthquuke In Switzerland. Berne, Switzerland. Nov. 17 A violent earthquake shock was felt throughout Switzerland last night. It was followed by lesser quakes. Bo far as known there were no cas ualties. , In Geneva the street cars were derailed. Many women faint ed from fear. The seismic motion was from north to south. trh trnnhlna with an easv. going cnap Is that he seldom knows when 1 has been appointed minister tu Al io stop. Igentina. Senator Cummins Says Settlement in In Tobacco Case Shows Necessity of Amendment WILL NOT HELP MATTER Savs ( linnges in l,nw Are Veres Miry to I'revent Such Rrnrgiiiiiii Hon ns flint Sanctioned in Hie m rriraii lolincco ( oitiia..v Case .'tinl Such Delays as in (he Reef Trust use Ooesn t Think I':iii Will Di Any (.ooil, Lilt Deparliiienl Thinks It ( oinplics A ilh I ,n a. U adnugioii. .Nov 17 Ci all-1 1. 1 s III the Sherman aiiii-irusl law I' I' hihil . such reorganization.: I ha I sanctioned .in fhi .Viiii'iiritn Tobacco Company case ami io ovou s.ioti delays in prosocnlion as haw oi - curred in (lie In el' tru.si a( arilig won- declared neciCsarv' ,: .Senator Ciiiii- milis (it (lie nearing heoloie I In' mite inlorslato commerce coiiiniii- tee. ..Questioning II. li. Mariin. ot" the anti-trust , league, who opposed any intendment to the Siiermin .law. Cummins rel'ercii to the tobacco, com pany case -.decree,- tinlhor.izod the re organization ol' toiir 'm na u iet; and illed attention lo - '.t.iip '..announced purpose of the de ai'inient of justice not to inierlero with t.ie reorganiza tion. - "I; do not believe the organization of our. companies will desiore i oni- lietitinli tuit in the t:n mis of :li,' au thorities it is apparently in. . harmony With (lie anti-trust law," said Ciiin miiiK. "In my opinion, the anti-triisl law will not maintain competition and it oun.it lo be amended and t lengthened. Senator Cummins' reiem-d -to .' :ie possible limitation ot the capital stock ol the corporations and the di vorcing, of .the manufacturing imsi- fss from sources of supplies. ..'and the separation ol business and trans portation elements as manges m the w that would lead to a herter com petition. pkackmakiors ark starbcd. .mailed ( iti.ciis Nearly Kill I nldeii ( tiled I- orcignrr. Scranton. Pa.. Nov. 17- -An u in dent t tied man. supposed, however, to be a foreigner. Irom I'nrest City, was nearly killed by enraged residents ot Kallbrook street. Curboiulale. after he had stabbed two prominent itizens who had interlcred (o pre vent him- Irom -abusing an aged mui. I'utnclt Finnnellv. who was-elected poor director last 1 ucsiluv. saw the stranger cutting and pushing an old grav-haired neighbor of his and ho an to the rescue. The man stabbe 1 lunnelly in the body just ..beneath the left shoulder; Dennis Sullivan, also a prominent resident ol the neighborhood, came on the run and tried to seize his assailant. He went, down witli a knile wound in the arm. A crowd gatherel (illicitly aim the unconscious man ; was kicked and beaten until he was a mass ol cuts and bruises, and. as was discovered later. Ins skull was Iractured. I 'Ml MO It SA lOS I AST TKAIN. Waves Little Light When lie hinds Chain Itoiinil Across I rack. W ilkesbarre. I'a.. Nov. 17 - A (hir ing attempt lo wreck ilie New ork and I in II a lt cxiress train on Ihe Lehigh - Valley llrulroad at Warrior Run. near here, late last night, was frustrated by the presence of tnind and quick action of tovan'M.- pjvans, .a miner, who. waving bis miners lamp, Ifrought the train to a stop a short distance from the obstruction,. There were 300 passengers on the train. Ihe obstruction, some ,;0 feet of logging iViani wrapped 'about the off side rail of the north-bound track so tightly that it took some time to dis lodge it. would, railroad men say, huve thrown the train over the em bankment, which at iliat. point Is steep. Railroad detectives and troops of the state constabulary are working on the case, but so far have no clue. They believe that the wreck was planned in the. hope of robbing the wrecked express cars. Change of Iter! lis I'lir CiiiiTcU. Washington. D. C. Nov. 17 .lolin V. Garrett, minister to enczuela, Miss I II I I I ft 1J. H v s ( ( i I HI I III V, I I I 'If.. ,1. I i W , I." lit I" h I U . .. IN . I , V(V 4 V ' - ' 11 takes sun n hat ol an i-M'i'iiiioi. I,i i '" " j - '...-.-.. I , i' -- i'- 'v she ihe criticisms as cull oilioii , to":.. -iJ ' ,,.... .v ,,.,. ... ,.. lV he- -riiiilii'iit (ini.'se staie-iii:-.!.. i a , , i,.n-. imi ..h-.m i:,,.f!,i: .i ... .....i . .-. . (!.. n li . it I nig I M-.- ill wlneii i.e sa s , i in. : a. itj i ,n fi-j i : . . ;,t -..e!-- : : i,. . ,,.' e n:-ie that (he An:eiicaii. liornai) is no iiinr.. ; ;( i, , i .:-.e l,r ,'inr ;!-, - ' ci ' 1 1 1 .:, . . ml . . iii '-i-iTnili l.ri- In-e than ol her M.onicii. lor her, enr-ii, i. m .-..n; nefira :a..ia u ...... mi i...,.-- , . i.-.. I'url of Sl'tS Hfe .IIS 1 11(1 1 lllllllls ,'ls the hill lHli'ri I' I ' .VV..li'r.' ...'.!,r.' IT'.:l' I If ..!-. ' ".... ':..VV.1,.lif,.. Vp'.nil'f "!'. is shoes ol the ( o i mw. iMio-ii. "I l i- i !! a.i , , inio-, . i ,. he. :,,!,, . ; ,,.;, . . : .liMl 'ins In I II I If idl on i I t' I it f . I us 1 l is i I linn- ulna, it .will, lie consul'ved i li,- ! : . . i -stvil -fefa.c.v n': . n. ..s ; I -..-l :; i- jf -ir- l-'rom l;iM-, nut even p. speetnhle lr a " ... .:!.; -.i.::i!i;.'i:l. .m-l.-t ii,ini.:i of i? 'i( :.t i ,:.-are man fo have :iu ii'ii.aiiit nlv small waist, sanl Miss Wallers.. W. wo man woo I.iiliilimllv laces tiuhtlv is TOURING PITT HffiEiWf OF i.lil..B.'.R;!!3 Spent SevtraS Hour.; Here: Enroute to Richmond Ml Leonard lulls, ill (he I ' it ( i I ' r:'ived in Icileign Alaml Will Kpeml Tonight in lie 111 to Me.-tiiiL' of (.' ,,,i . issociat ion at l.ii hiiinn.!. r.,, Ijcouai'd Tul'ls, driving ' ilildt car, :jn the ;iill,oiniiyil.e. iiariy. route, from Atlanta. I o H i chin oil ii; rived in ill." ciiy to. lav alioul I. : nr- In. the. car with Mr. Tufts -was Mr W. S, Kaliis. Dr. .losi'iih. llMle. !Ta:: will, join li itn Iicic and- go on :o Richmond. .lr. : Tul'ls spoke very : ei.v.ii uV.ia; I i- cally of i he movi'iiii'iii ' for goo, I i 1 roads. lie, said al'ler rciU'liiiig. ihe j' Wake -coiini y . ruacj's1, :he'. ttyij n :,. .;1 1 1 ;'i.i i "j; ' ilV liiuch fielier comli! ion thrni .ih. y were some moiil.hs 'aiio w hen he .p is:- ' ' ed over liuin. . Tlli'V ilie -the Ins,- , : of liio roi.i.' fi-ioii U.il.'i.'h io l'. ' 1 ellcMIIe. I M uch work is iivoinised on ,:i!i,' i roads aroiind iMiim and '-. hai, ling towards the VVakc cut! ti I y Vine, sonic of t hem at, pciweiil ; heiug in hail von . ditiou..: Till'. Piirty ,.'iivh'.g . Uai'I'onl. oiisislcil iii' loin- cars., They spent last night in Kayellrv ilie aii,l ciini" on lo Raleigh hv wai ol lianii .an l Coats. Since gelling here, lie ha - missed I hedtlier ciil-s. Kit her lliev became (linpond, 'lit. ' iner ihe' liad roads ami lui'iieij back; or '.-are corn ing on hehiiiil . The parly will he eiili-iiii imal l,i niglit In Ileiiilerson hy I lie ' elianit" i of .commerce. After, spending n I. i ' in i !u' c .1 . Mr. Leonard lulls -and tin- amo bile party left, this ai'ieninon .for Henderson, wliere I hey will sjn-nlt I hi night, Tomorrow , iiiiirhing , i h'-v start out. on tlieir last, lap of I h" 1 1 ',. from Atlanta. ; to . Rh'liiiViinil, where they will ,he: presenl nt t he coii!iia's? of the American As:-ocial ion lor llighwav liiiprrivemeiit. to he held November -Ml to L' . Much ecoil is expected to come .from Ims - meet iter Tor the rojuls ol ihe souih. The loremost engineers road oth cials, trallhv experts, . leishitors, rail road oflichils, "'inaiiiil'ni.c'i iirei's. V con tractois and agriculi iirists who. h me been .devoting their attention to ihe problems of road construction, main tenance and ndmmistrni ion. will he brought together ai .Richmond. In the field of road construction, intricate problems have arisen v puzzle farmers as well as aulomohil Ists, especially . -w.lt li regard, to the adaptability of constriictinn to moel the destructive', effects , of modej'u I raffle. Tlirpctor l.ogan nller I'-u-e ol the I nhed Slates office of ouhlic (Coiitluued ou l'iijjo Two.) 'SMial-iit: liae cl nc -r.- . ur'i - 'tie-, it.e tie... ri'u: ; ': ' -!. . ! i-.;lailo." -: . .. V, ..!(.: . I-.: , , ar:i t- iiii a ol ' i.siiid, i ne tioii. tils. 1 1 alii'-.. i-u-li. ' n l. am J..--.S .mi-' .i.i -Cjc . L.tSyej rit - rami For kfeiir VII lili- I I I ililT 111)11. ( rnali Il'el, I- 1 Mill i . I !:. I n : .arid tvt; i l ii nil! 'ilfl I'Mv. V FAWILME SIKtT. Ill III" m u Joi'd-w in i ' lel'lloau. I (Hi l''ll( il; ;of Ifiirget h. . -I-liiHking i : .! i . l , o .' in an I I'i r It i 1 I f, , sl'i'f 'el I' !(;; I Trii sit' .Mi . ('. X will he on h chine, does I who have I ahilily of I! I oh. w ill ha oin ii'( i I ill.. I lie inventor Iiuw how his Taa i,! Many ,t hut aii. a I us lo i (iP'trl I. lie ; ins tac ill t- ( i i .ma vnos or hick I i Iii Now Raises SOIlli'S. : W'as.liinglnii. Viition df rice in Acreatre c.iilv All ( mini ry It Con- Nov,. t7-.-Tlie culii- c in the -I'n Med Stales I so rapidly (be : p.isi ai t-'he country is now has ini'i' few yours (hi raising "prncit loVilsiiinii an, ll all it consumes, ! !i Ni liansaS iilone . Ihe nee Herein: dreil I In t li : has i ilcr, rt n i ! aei'e; ii d Iho even hi: 'i lia: t twi I Kara. ia,itoti. in i titcor-oi lat !i.niiler. ' lo G. froH j to DJiver An I N a- h' r li I; fi IIS fOt :l I . I li.ii I OllV '11- I'l-e. i.-Ul ( ! ml:, alls". 'liiil I! x l)'U 1.1" l i- f-1 ' ' i nilaii le u I i a I l !. .hi . ; iiiiii i'n't-e: i."' iii I ' i I i in a ;tl ! 'ii h . I 1 1 rp !e, h ;i:lie ill ( J-OI.IV i, Sell-Mone- 1 1 1 1 i in hi ion Mill i, Ii . liii'ii I I I I I'.V . (111 di i .it! '.' pirns 111 I Mill I K (oi' in ;.ii-na:l im f,r i ii,.. oil-, lo I 111. hill ant -i'i!:rm.ii Will. fro an r '"'I'l-i i noli I : 1' ill. il IHlV.it- ill,- Na iaj I ion ... V ii i ( hanker. S'W (i ihe oilier -X(. rilr 'Carolina, liiniliii'.'.:. ilie ci 'ii von i ion :ti lis nr. h' A. Iliinl. niiul; : -rtrf-' ill i - Ciiieiis' lhuik of iii'i I'son, .-'i-.i! a!, o - ( votary of the rt.U Ca'T'-diii.-i: liahkers Assoeial imi ; ; .i..;Klwo'.j'.!.. Cio;Col: High I'i ii:t iilljei' of . the i'M i aitivo1 conncil, and I. "V. II ' Fries, ' of 'liis:on-Saleiv, Vl '".V. io.'s has" :is to -resiilcul to Save N' o . 1 7 I' ll lis. asliiin.'ton, l. l'.. Holliiigf.w oiah, si I'V.o.j. CharHies .of Mrs. retiiry of the AllgllS'til, till., :-) i 'im i-it lo -I'i- iiii'ivl -Til I'I, to ! In ili Fulls I'roi" ,' destrnc i lie rrreiioti of a power phinl:. i. i. lent asked s-'-creiarv. fisher lo'ii" if the govet'iinienf has in ihe maiter. li-olt lo- TO" ,, to llele, iiiil hiiri fifer Co'tacc Willi t ;'p inti malts Trial Roosevelt's . Not Supreme HE MAY BE FOOLED I in. NiiayMs I hai ( oloi.el Koose. .vi li av oi Know I'.wrvthing ai'.I I Ii.m He Makes Statements V i i nn Imiiim.i.m ilie tails Due I ImiK It 1'iolialilc That .ludgi Not an,! ii. I t ids 'l olil ill. I I.m i vihuig in I Inn M : i . . 1 s . ii ,',i i ; ,;( llM ; h'l.iS: . colli mil I ee l-i !!, :.: liiaiie. a . fha l-leel -.had (i I a ll . I' Milan t nisi i (iii- .1 low- e.iiion i look ' ( all.". men- .porai I hi ' in all ih- r" a wh 'olie' lna Ii, h i lie: mimi iis IO i in- -fei ,-ui ii.irai ion. .! al c a ii i;-. do. i ih. far. many Cads evelT does not that. Henry C, ( a..- lOUV rij-lv fl ,;n-:'li ;l ad ge .-".cir I bcrt i'-iatiiei:-; Ga'i otites i fi ', :),eivii,(-i "candor." . ; Siaiile) (h'l lared the- Sherman an "iih! law was ti i-om netent statute " i c helieved it could he improved RUppieineiMitiy legislation. He in aic.1 ihrii iiis conference with the s ii i i 'lit. fi'laled to that Siih.iect. PUIIT IMPKOITO.M I0XTSV Si itl iKiril is Spending Much Krom the liNprovciiie.it ot Lush. ess. I Special to The Tillies. 1 :,V;!;"iugi.on, Nov:, 1 7-. During tho past vear or two the Seaboard Air l.itie Railroad has worked nnceasmg- v ; lor the (kn elopmcnt of the : port, ol. AViiniingloii, . having installed a ttpii'mlfd system of . storage '.ware houses . tiie .locks along ;t lie. river front- in ihe northern section of t lie ciiy; i.iii! only .recent ly.; au( horizing i '.:! coiistriiction of a splendid slor i'u mc. v. a rehouse to Hike t he place, el' ilie one formerly., used. Hundreds of-h lluiiisiiiuls ol . .dollars luive heeti ('.lit-ii(!(.(l liy the railroad in the "dc vcloiuK'ii t Of its , b.iisiiiess .interests hi re. , Aniiouncenie.i't, Announce ment , is now made -.that- further ex fi'ii, lit arc s liiive. been authoriz.ed in iii h.'! iernu'iit of the . Seaboard's inoi.eriy at this point. ; Tliis is to ilie cl.e. t that Ihe. : trackage.' l'acili ies. of i im iiei'ominodalions will he ,1 iiriiisheil' '.r tiie storage of 500 I lei i; Ii t. c,a iff, i'n excess of t lie present ai'i iiiiiinoi.iiii ions, . wi 1 1 - . be furnished for I lie storage , of alio -freight. -cani in cNi-ess of the present acconliiipda 1 'on .. ami .also' -thai a --mammoth eoii i shine is lo he installed to handle tin-' coal business which the Seaboard ej,e. .s io i'.iinille ai t his point. .. . si. h nous ix sk;ht. MiivI.i W I w ;,-i.e.. ii.-'ii-r Mghf-' Si'l.'ii I" Ihe Mci II I'erelliptlilV e Made 1 1 i I n v- iiiarii I ritil. ( hallenges -Six. permiif .ill. Wei-e ill i .a! i ii purge i,'i'eiiiiory 'siiii-n' u lioiii oil or- ol her ' McNatitai-a in i:h the Sii'll Vn-a iiior,- No l ,i';.'iil f a I, mi :-.),(( ri' .la tor in ill ii .'I'i UK ell. ill l-,o: 'l I' reniilorily I. .ell .111,1 Ilie he I (tell i: e four, leav lieleiise coun- Iheii lleiig( ri. t ired s., Tiie iw ch-iil lo coiisiilci' furt. lier ili'fi'iisc hail eleven i-nges left, litol the li-'h I"'' -".I'.'SSV TRIAL I'tiR MCI.I.ONS. l-itlshiir.!!. Nov. IT Paul Oche. at- li ( : .for-Mrs. 'Nora Mellon, w ho is In iiig. siieil for divorce' by An- iirrw W. Alelhei. the Pittsburg bunker, will .-.formally apply.- to the court li.-re for a jury trial, which is assured hy reason of the court's decision hied oil Sathnlay but just Made public. . 1 l"r,(l"r the Scott law the divorces, in the -discretion ol the court, may be hoard in private; Mellon desired such a course, but his wife resisted it ,' on the. ground, 'that the law was unconstitutional, especially ns it would be relroacl ive in this case. 1li court sustained the law. but refused lo order ing... i private hear - Also Names of Justice of .Peace, Owners of Property and. Marcus Martin kli) TO BORROW MONEY Clever Unseal Had Conveyance of 101 Acres llelonging to Mr. John W. ick Put on Record in Register ol lec(ls Of hce--W rong Man Haul Out in Night on Charge, Hut Re leased When P.alelgli Parties Say lie Was Not .Man Wanted. Impersonating Marcus Martin, a lumber man of this county; forging the names of John W. Vick and hid wife. Sallie D. Vick. to a deed con veying Ki4 acres ot property; forging tlii.' mime ol Justice of the Peace Blake Stallings of Little River town ship: having the deed registered in the court house, and attempting to borrow $1,500 on the land besides causing the arrest ol Marcus Martin these are the crimes charged up to an unknown white man. who en deavored to pull off one of the slick est frauds ever reported in this part oi the state. Had Jt. not been for the shrewdness of MrrE. P. Maynard, ii lawver of this city, the impostor mid torgcr would have got his money.- and somebody would nave about it. ' he said. The storv came to light when Marcus Martin, a white man. was urested for the crime. Mr. Martin was brought from Wendell to Ral eigh and confronted with his ac cusers. "1 don t know anything about it. he said. Mr. U. ('. Reckwith. who drew the deed lor the other Marcus Martin, said: T drew the deed for the other Marcus Martin but that alnt the man. I saw the other Marcus Mar tin Tuesday." . I lie prisoner was carried before Mr, Maynard. who declared that aim the man: Id swear that." Justice of the Peace H. II. Rob ns then released the real Marcus .Martin from custodv. f tell you I was mad.'' declared Marcus, and when Mr. Honevcutt ii resleil -niiv I cussed and .. raised sand." . ";. When Mrs. Sallie D. Vick. who with her husband came to the city lor the preliminary trial, expressed her opinion of the rascal who tried to sell her property by saving: "Don't we wish we could get that man!" Deed Signed October 14th. The, conveyance transferring 104 acres belonging to Mr. and Mrs. ick near W akefield to Marcus Mar tin was dated October 14 and was tiled for registration November 1. A few days later the forger called on Messrs. Maynard & Peele. lawyers, and endeavored to borrow $1,500 He was told that thevdld not have that.-much handy, and he was sent to Mi. Brown Shepherd, another lawyer. Mr. Shepherd was investi gating the matter, on a tip from Mr. Maynard. when the torger disappear ( Continued on Page Seven.) HEARING IN MEAi PACKERS' TRIAL ( lucago, Nov. 17 Armed with heavy legal ammunition.' a small army ol lawyers engaged in battle over the constitutionality of the criminal provision ot the Sherman ant.i-trust law. again appeared before Judge iohlsaat this morning In a hearing involving the rights of the indicted meat packers. I New Printing Itliilillng. Washington, Nov. 17 Bids for the construction ol the new bureau ot engraving and printing building were opened yesterday. J. Henry Miller was the lowest bidder at $l,lti:,477 lor limestone and 422,22b lor granite. Lecture Saturday Afternoon. The ladies ot Raleigh are cordially Invited to attend the lecture on Health and Hygiene'' to be given by Mrs. Lyon, of New York, nt (ha 1 Woman s Club Saturday afternoon jpromply at four o'clock. s :'...