THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER J, MIL:.
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Iw.i..h. Is r.Mlii.inK i.usnio,! lrail piss. M.-irc- I.mn iio tii.n- to toss tl o pipkin t- his end. as , ,rsii:t . I JMrris'. (.,.I.t. ) ,.:... pnss. ( h .mpakn, ( n..rs l.lV t il.t la. l;!.-,
Ims bi-okvn tliroui;!, tin- IVni, .line i.n-1 is U-y.i.g naU Jlrrw. 1M10 is t.foiMllnB himself nill. a stiai-l.t arm. SJo.ctr I .- loivou to ti - to skiH Kvirl.V (lolt ,!, oin: ll), li. (!
fonvaiil toss fuils. . ..."
T BLEWETTS FAILS
Plant Will Be In Operation
By Febrnary 1.
Kuinish :t'J.OO( Honsppjwi-r
Sill station at Method About Com.
; pli'teil Transmission l.iiifs of
i'oiiipany Will Cover (iri-at Sec-
' iou . 1
It Avas not a gi'eat wliilo ao that,
t.litce hyriro-clertrlc. plants iii North
li'Plina stoo) incotiiiK'to with aJ
versily liaiiKini; over tlii'tn. antl with
no man able to say Hint thev wonlil
he hroiiBiit into iisi. Those were
the hitney, on the ' upper Vadkin:
lihMVitfs Kails., on the lower Vad-
lun. and Uiickhorn Fulls, on the
per cape tear. Tliete uunits came
Ini lilncs at i!,0i0 voliK: Is Ktoppe I
up lint to Ji.ooo veils, and oe.4 out
ol tiio plant to the Biili.-tt ttricn ot
Met :iod In Halelsh suburb lit 1 (10, -(too.
volts 11 wiik, ohsv to look lar
olonp; the line of Htool towers mil II
lui;h hill.; cut on' the view. Tils
line runs S! inilcs northensUvanl.
Mr. Kra nk ('. Abliotl. n well-ltnown
I'Viert, wno lias the construction
wcrl: In cliai-Re, explained all the
details to PieslJent Charles 10.
Johnson of Lie ( arolinn Power A
Aght ( oinpanv and the writer, anil
expressed a great deal of. satisfaction
at the tact that February 1st the
power will he put on to rtalelRh the
work at the Falls bnini? about Da
per cent, completed.
The power-house include verv
ciniipleio work shops and a section
lor.tae stor.tue batteries. lOver since
the work on t.ie dam bouun, Mav
1st. it has never stopped bv dav or
by niKiit excejit on Sundays. The
great number oi men employed at
was 1.0(H) in the 0 hours,
I le, Ill (Hie il.iv
load:; hilve Imt:i
V lien, oil l lie
parly ot about, i-.
011 ,( S (1k
are interested m
plalil po there.
us tn n li as i,i (in
I'CCiMVl'll.
I)t!i Ol Dcteinlici'.
bp. nlicrs iroiu lioi
.1 hicilBO. etc.. - who
i f is lilewitr,, FallM
tnev will no don
.SRlXJll COURT URfV!
Crowded Docket Faces Jude
Alirn In Durham
(Hie nl the liljijj'i'ttt ( ases Is Itur
joubIis 1i voice Suit, and It. Is
Waving Wurni 1 be ( niiillimise
(Question Anlil I i Accident.vl
SI not inn.
(Special to T.;c
Durham. N. t'., i?c,
u lar December- uiui
un- one ll,m
t but
now there are about Nun. Ro-
lo pass, and t:ie Carolina l'ower it ! eiu ly there were, pul on i;i;t
: Ufiht Company entered -thtt .-field wc(kf,. -.etc... that many negroes
with- three suhildiarv cotujianies, having' been dropped. 'Hie writer,
completed the l!iiclwiorn plaiit, put ! cuiious to know what value was
stio power into Kaleiuli and other j I'b'ced on nesro labor compared
Places, and is now Bivini; the linalwl11' 'bat ol white, leade special m
;louches to the great Iilewitt's Kails ' !"". and wa ; told thai since the
plant, w hich is to be in operation I Swedes put on the work done had
i iioup.i tup iioi'iic; .
these rtvenl. con;;;ist:i)ii
made ko .-because ot'tiu
her ol wallers recenily
about Kebruarv 1st, about !)0 per
cent, of the total construction beniK
complete.' --
T he power-house of the Ulewitt s
1 alls plant, of our utones al)ov tliw
waee-l pits, is of concrete, steel
vlwaius. and brick. '1 here are seven
ofc.the wheel pits, and turbines are
lieiiiR installed in nil except uie most
southerly one, where the space is
left-vacant tor later installation.
The turbines develop troni .".ant) to
j. 7UI) kilowatts each. '1 .ie dinie.i
ions of the power-house are J7e"
M) leet. the upper purt is set apart
lor the iitRli tension: the lower sec
tion, above the pits lor the low ten
won. The power comes in Ironi the
increased 20 per cent. As a matter
of act. Italians were , desired, but
could not be obtained. Thev are
considered superior lor this outside
construction. .. .
.V) less than a quarter ol a nnl
lion ctilnc yards ol earth was exca
vated tor the torebav and twice tnat
amount lor the tailracc. Into the
dam ;ias j;oiie TO.Oim) cubic yards ol
concrete, as well as great tjuaiuitie;
ot hindcrstones, irregular pieces of
itiamte taken troni a quarrv
yards Ironi the .southern end of the
daiu. It requires an enormous
uiaoiint ol niaterial to keep tbniBS
gnniB, and over ,i, 000 carloads have
already been brought over troni Pee
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
Ed rrSteatre
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
DEEANO AND GOODWIN
Oil on, Crazy Couple:
MAY HENDRICKS
SniBi"!? Comedienne,
MUSICAL BEAHAMS
Comedy Musical Act, ,
COMING LAST HALF OF WEEK
.Mozart Duo in Operatic .Selections.
'fkE
ALM
Raleigh's Exclusive Motion Picture Show. An En
"tiTQ Change of Programme Daily.
HER INSPIRATION
. A ('h;rmin Ijihiii liliii of Love und Ajiibitloii,
THE COWBOY'S BRIDE
AM rat em K(niantir Drama.
THE CARROT 'CATERPILLAR , ,
Kducntional. - .-... ..
A WEDDING IN BAVARIA
... Tratclogue. -...-
I;
tkop. iiEvix'S onctiissTRA.
lie ol the opinion tinit a ereat deal
bus been dour, and (lone very well,
too.
'I beUlewitt s tails plain will tar
nish liL'.OOO horsepower, which, lis
stated, will be sent Into the Method
substation ti hundred thousand
volts. Into that station will so the
.power- from thickhoni Knits and thill
lrom Milburnte, on the Nense river,
six mile:-, oust ot Ilalemli. The .Inner
Is known us a woi-weiithcr plant,
and In proper stages ol the river
turnisbes about S0O horseoower. AH
uiese powers, iiic.hioiuh i.ihl oi toe court opened lieiv this
auxiliary steamf-plant at Kalemli. art;. hulKe Oliver H Ml"1
beitiR tied In at Method. T.us nub- 1 saii-ilor Sim Cit'ils p
station Is Do per1 cent., completed. I docet
At lllewitt s Kails there lire tivo
iMimslornicr i.tiills, clOBcd hi. out at
the Met. lod substation tne nlr Bets ul.
these, tlnu-e beniK a Irunslornier
h.iuse . ol steel cotiHiruclioil. Wil li J
roof (it corruBnti'd steel iind with
sides partiallv hncktd up but til
the niain open, so as to let the air
Set at the immense transioraieis.
which will nso be water-cooled, Lie
water - being inkon iroiu a ..(renin
nejrbv, a storage reservoir of con
siderable size liavuiK bocti construct
ed to insure it stea.lv 8iliplv, The
steel towers, on which tile t rltnsmts
sion wires, whicli lire of copper,
tbree-jilv are broriBbt in, : are troni
b to i)0 leet in heiBlil. and are ot
uiiiiorni type. 'I ne pviwer noes out
lrom I he Mct.iod Kubsiation at t".
000 volts and tliu It bocs to Uur-'
ham. at miles awav, the line to
which ii-almost -completed, the work
bavins begun ai lae Duinani end,
and to Henderson. :;() miles away,
the line to which is complete. I he
wires are to no lo (iohlsboro: turn-'
ins? -southward at. helma. ii --point
midway between UaleiB:i and Oolds
boro. and tiding bv Dunn lo l-uvette-villo,
where the line I com Back
horn Kails delivers ;12,(I0U volts.
troll) what, has been said m this
article an idea will be Riven ol tbej
area this company will cover wita
it ; transmission system. einbiaciiiB
an important, section in South Car
olina and all the reachable parts ol.
the territory in North-Carolina .east
ot Durham. At Duruani the com
pany is to deliver a iiiiiiimuiii ol I 2.
Otit) horse-power. Its lino to tiold.s
boro is not yet const .ructed, but is
siirv(!i!d and Ibe riBliI ol wav se
cured. I' red A. Olds in Manulac-
t it rem' Itccord.
I lilies. I ;
I.- I he reg
ol criminal
iiiorning - witn
uresidiiin:, and
uM'cutliiB the
l.t crowded.
Iiiivr been
. rclit. hum-
Ki'.le ' lint a made no . n rtorations.
slraiine as it seemed. It is a ter
rible wound. - but . he has lnany
cbances lor recovery..
.Mr. Jloiiroe came here to content
in -the declamation tourney Friday
C'venniB. and was lliscoe s represen
tative. He spent the lime with Ins
sister. Mrs.-. William (agio, tie is
now at the hospital. ,
At t. :is term ol cour;. u - ui.Hioil
will -lie- made bv the d.-'eii.-ct hi tue
I'lirroiiBhs divorce (as - in have de
tinue charges made asHimsl Individ
uals - muled ul ill tue ; in ' I :v ; ii t ol
Mr. Iliirt'ouuiv iisaiiiSi .his. Liui
roiiKliB.. -Tue coiuplaiiil nieniious one man
as co-respoiiiioul. and( sa s ' others,
Put there is no indication (is. to who
i lie --ot her , are. r:Hte are all.
sorts ol. stories -.cimulallllR-- 1,111
are ;ues:-wori. The dolenso. com
posed ot : Maniung and Kverett .. ior
the: deleitdiint and duthrie . and
(lUlhrie (U'tentc lor the cor-respon-denl,
will ask Judge Allen to -make
an order that the. -names ot t.ie un
known individuals- be tarnished
litem in order to proceed. I hey de
clared t.uit tlici-c cannot.-he -a real
answer: until they, have found out
who the others tvre. .
'the county eoimnis jionel-s are
meeting todnv in regular routiai.'
and will be licre tomorrow and t.ie
next. day. perhaps taking . up -the
of
matter
again.
'J ue main cllor
in the courtboiife
at. everv torn in
nussioncrs were
law that staved
the county courthouse
ts to do something
line failed because
the road the coin
niet bv some new
olf action. (jreat
LODGE Or SOKltOW
Dliiliuui I Iks Held Itcanliitil 31cm
oiial K.verciscs.
. (Special to '1 he 'I iiikih.)
Duiiiain, N. t., Dec. tin' a ti
ll tiai-- tdiis' iiKMiional exercises took
place yesterday ulteruoon in toe
Academy ot Music before an audi
ence of 1,500 people.
Hev. Dr. Cleveland Hall, of tbo
Kplscopal church ot DanviPIo, de
Ivcred the address, a verv admirable
one it was. The general opinion is
that it was the proloundest ot all
the addresses: delivered here on a
similar occasion since the Kilts or
ganized themselves.
During the past vear there have
been turce deaths, David It. Burch,
John, J..-. Riley and William Hubert
blater. This is the largest toll that
death has yet exacted, but the metn
berslnp has very greatly grown and
the ratio is probably not larger than
usual.
The music wns made by the Klks'
quartet, by the picked choir of the
city, and by the Durham orchestra.
tlesldes the address of Mr. Hall, the
eulogies were delivered ty three
members of the lodge. Henrv 10.
Neeman spoke of the life of David
U. Httrch; Postmaster J.A.tilles of
John .1. Riley; aud J. K. Pegram of
Hubert b later.
division arose us to ne proiier -place
to locate the cnuri house, 'there win
one strong, ('lenient that favored
placing K. nil the I'an-ish warehouse
silo and the oilier wanted it on t.ie
Maiigum properiv on t liapt l Mill
street, the results ot Ibis factional
difference .was lo slop the coiirt
bouse allogel ner. Probably Cm
strongest ot all divisions was that
element (nut nppoicd the court
bou -c altogei n'v. - ..
. this, niein.iiii', ei set. lor t.ie liua:
(il'IKilOlt O.V .POLITICS
oung Allornev Savs lentil District
Is Safely Democratic.
(Siieclal to The Times.) . ,
(ireensboro. -X. C. Dec. Owen
(iudgor, of Asheville, a nieinber ol
the law hrni ot Havnes cfe Cittdger,
ot that place, and one ot the promi
nent voting members of the Asae
ville bur, was a visitor in Greensboro
vesterdav. Mr. (lodger, -w.io. inci
dentally fs an old newspaper man.
having lor several years been con
nected with the tiazettc-News ol
Asheville. . conducted . Congressman
J. M. (Hulger s noit.ical campaign in
the lentil di. lnct last, -vear: and won
a signal victory over former Con-
I gresiMiuin John O. Grant. Mr. dod
ger knows Liiincomue county, anil
the tenth district like a boo!;, and it
is practically certain tliat no will
next vear conduct Mr. Cudgel-s
campaign, since it is practically con
ceded that Mr. (ludger -will . be. re
nominated., without opposition.
. Jn ' .-coiiverKation with . newspaper
moil. Air. tiitdger s.ild that the tenth
-district- was in good -condition p-)li-ti.
alh. and t.iat while it. is always a
light in that- '.mountain section with
the Kepuhlicair;. be telt satlslied
that Congressman liiidger would be
re-elected wnen nominated. Asked
who-w-oiild-probahfv.be Mr. Cudger s
O'liionein next veur Owen Gudger
smilingly -replied that, he thought
John .Grant would secure the nomi
nation and as:iiu lead the light tor
the .Republicans. .-..'.
Air. .Gudger said tnat it . was the
fveneral tinderstaiiding an the district
tnat Air. Cirant " is . now, .' in the
sucks and at work m an effort to
secure t.ie nomination next year
lie said thiil" while he was satishud
Congressman Ciiidger would be re
elect ::d ill the same tune Ibis was no
season lor ihe Democrats to become
over-conlideni : tnat it is a well rec
(ignied lacl in -the: tenth that John
(.rant is n lo.t niulabli! foe. and that.
It. Will lake Itgiilingin the ml ore: -as
ii hi'S i it f .ie past lor Ihe Democrats
to relai.il supremacy- in the lenlh..
. A ked u hill lie Ibouglil ahoul pol
ilics in ISuiicoiiiniv Air. (iiulger said
Ill-it ihe I ieinoer;i Is . were in j:ood
.hiipe- in- I. uit i oiinl v . but i liat tlie
.l!"Piil)ip'aiis were pasrefctve n.'ol
seltleiiient . ol I II
( ti r, Mi "m I
Wright and
I he Pni-risb
liHines ill-:;
mat I or. ..
I IH. Ill,
Y. Wults all
!irch:!ist; site.
.en cm. I
U. II.
Oppose
Their
t hat next year it
i'ard- tight tor
liiiimliiiu their
Ulll.J(.:l'il y.
would tiike another
the Deiuoi-rnls to
present .haiolsiMii
tilled to t.ie politioii
Hoik Will St ion' Slai-I
alter you take Dr. Kings New I, lie
Pillu .nwl 1mi'II ii I,.1..-I unii.,- t'.ii.
, . ,.,t, I,.., , .) ....... V...J.J i..i
asking the hoard, to locate the court-: lino, results. ..Constipation and indi
house on the chapel Hill street lot. j gestion -vanish and hue appetite ro
ll is said to he I In; only paper sub-: turns. Ihcv regulate stomach, liver
nutted in a long time taal. turnisbes and bowels and impart new strength
Catarrh is an excessive secretion,
accompanied with chronic inflamma
tion, from the mucous membrane.
Hood's barsaparilla acts on the niu
cou membrane through the blood,
reduces Inflammation, establishes
healthy action, and . radically cures
all caws of cUrrh, ,
a platform lor all oi. these big men
to. stand upon;-, (ioticrul Carr has
obligated biniscll to cat all of the
brick and mortar that go into the
courtnoiise on the Pnrrish site and
he will lunch on the plumbing and
interior material.
The Hill-an-Dale goli. links batte
been opened hevond West Durham
and everv good attertioon taere are
plavers on the course.
'ibis ground was pot into shape
for the purpose of playing golt by
John Sprunt Hill, Ksq., who has
turned it over to the public free of
charge until the clubhouse at 'the
West End Land Company's develop
ment has been finished. The first
playing was done on It Thanksgiving
afternoon. The sport gives promise
of becoming an excitement, not to
say a rage, soon.
Will Monroe, the young man who
was so seriously hurt baturday af
ternoon in an accident at East Dur
ham, spent a good night and pi'om
Ibcs to recover. i
. Young Monroe was accidentally
shot that afternoon when, being
handed a gun by young Tommy Hall
with whom ho was preparing, to
hunt, Thy entire load. catcr?d the
unit energy to the whole svstem. 'Irv
them. Only 2."c at. King-Crowell
Drug Co.
FOUR DOLLARS
Deposited in This Savings Bank Each
Week Will See You With
Two Hundred Dollar
Ahead One Year From Today.
You Will Spend it If Yon Do Xot
Deposit it. Try Saving Your Money.
Money to Loan on Approved
Collateral.
Money Deposited Today
Will draw interest as of
December 1st.
Our Bank will be open from
5 to 9 o'clock this evening.
Merchants National
Bank
Of Raleigh, N. C.
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
E. C. DUNCAN,' Trest. W. It. DRAKE, JR., Casliie.
'
T iff mm.
Clias. E. Johnson, President.
F. H. Briggs, Cashier.
3igi) Saving and Trust Co.
The "ROUND STEPS BANK" Since 1865.
Stands For
RELIABLE SOUND BANKING.
An Honorable, Record For Nearly Half a Century,
Send Us Your Clothes
Wo wash with the jrroat.ost.caro and do not injure
tlio most clclicato J'al)i'ic Your bundle! will ho c-aro-fully
cared for th rcuurh the cut ire process and re
turned' to you satisfactorily clone.
Let our wa.n'on call.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY.
117 Went Hargett Street. RALEIGH, N. O. Both T.odhi 87.
Raleigh Iron Works
Company
Grate Bars
and Castings,
Sash Weights.
lavonte furnishings
for Christmas
Festivities
It's none foo early to talk Furnishings to the
fellows who keep iu the fore. Aside from the
v alue of our store as the conspicuously popular
place t purchase your ji'if! articles of Furnisli
.inirs, wc aic pi'e-eiiiiiicnt ly. in llu- lead with
those lliiims which lend 1o make the youns fel
lows at tire complete. for any and all occasions.
I'iirht now '.we-a-ro'showiMfr. some ..beautiful
patterns in (shorl bosom) winter. fShirts at
sl.OD.
Ties well, the Superba line is, strictly a
leader. . , -
EDGAR . BROUGHTON,
FURNISniNGS FOR MEN.
!M0 Favettcvlllo Street. Ralelitli, N. C.
MECHANICS
SAYINGS BANK:
THE PIANO TO BUY
There are but few Pianos which are inado jut aa good as It Is
possible to make them. They sell at, high prices.
Some medium-grade Pianos at medium prices, are good. Many
cheap Pianos are clear at any price.
We cll only such instruments as we can guarantee safely and
satisfactorily. We charge nothing for valuable, conscientious ad
vice. We keep everything iitniiilly found in a lli-Ht class Music Store.
Como in and examine our stock.. A wurni. welcome awuitti you.
r-
DARNELL & THOMAS.
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