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THE FLOWERS GOiUCIWM
SALlSnUKT," M. C, MONDAY EVENING, MApCH 13, 1905
TWO. CE2JTS
VOL. XVII KO. (S )
BOYDEN flDHERElj4TS, NGERED AT
FEQDEST FOR INFORMATION, USE . -VIOLENCE,
EVEN IN MAYOR'S OpFICE
SALISBURY'S pIRST LADY
SAtilSBIJRE ,BEy IMG- 8ITM
; 1 -; " - i " - iitt-t rrr
RUSSIAN
LOSSES
FEARFUL
' -. : ,
Officially Reported at
155,000. Pursuit
Continues.
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GENERATION which has stood t such
I or tacnarm naruiug lmv J ment
and Tom Uwson has no- license, to De j on & jbtd to partoai, ad bad
squeamieh and though possessed the i jmmnfc of th b5sofcljr in-
some degree of modesty, tne ioiiow
ing account of some occurrences of
the paet fewl days is written in the
first peron, partly for . convenience
and partly that Mayor Boyden may
not again repeat his statement, mad
both publicly and u private, that I
"do notxbnow what he is writing," and
tiat I am "prompted by others." My
.excuse for injeeting myself into the
lime ligrht is that th public may hava
a fuller understanding of the desper
ate means resorted to by adherents of
the pr8Dt administration to choke
off miblic frwn its endeavor tol
find out what tbt law provides it
should know.
Friday night last, one Aut Wate,
a clerk, suspended from the Retail
Clerk' association for non-payment of
dues, stopped me on the street and
asked me what I meant by wrttms
such thinars about Vayor Boyden. H
laid hands on me t" detain me and I
appealed to Chief of Police Miller, who
was with Watson, saying aa ai
was being committed in his prese&oa,
and retTd mo rrply. After teUtotf
Watos that I wrote what' seecaed to
me beat and that ft waa of si
affair to qmasiton me, ha swora and
uexd a aamn that, if repeated a
would eaoae tlus soeramant to
vent The Sua from soi&ff throoa the
mails for eoataini&c obeooe mattt.
Realkptes that tbia was a trao. that
Watson was a foot Cites tham I.
beias son tinesd that I had merslr ta
raise a ftstsr to be- arrested. I made
ao defenee, the assault being morel
teehniasi.' and eausina; me no pain,
but aeala asked Chief KUIer tf Watsoa
was andes ejrreat or woald be so ptoue
ea, ad reeeiTed an erasire repiy and
te orisr to so on and mind my bo
posed
roar
A.lthdgh
right
1
case, and instated
till I could seesms
sostpone-
Wat-
fins in his hands, mhUs in the
bf the room stood k2s hesrassasn.
the Court sad is was all
to send for my eeoaesft, hs dis
posed of the ease withoat wartime for
his ( rrlTal. in the same roahusl
faaki' ki of whiih he is se toad. Wat
son 1 aitns. admitted his sum, hs was
fines $1 and plaeed uader t0 bonds.
The fine was paid at emee, and the
bondu C!ed. 4
Bu
bran
tiki fine was hmsossd tor a
merely beehoioal assauH, in whtoh no j
harm was dotis, and $ Waapon
stands before the pwolis am bavins
: And presently, there having ben n
penalty imposed for contempt of court
en Julian,- whose attack was made
there, or on" Watson who broke into
the proceedings to make threats, court,
was adjourned, Mayor. Boyden having
assured me that I brought it all on
rmyself, that he was my real, true
friead, and that he had- placed the
others under bonds, and would not
plaee me under bonds. Why should
ne? Did I commit assault? If he had
it would have been appealed to the
Superior court, and he was so inform
ed. 1 Some'comntent atient this procedure
will be found in The Sun's editoria
ed asa wtth a nasse wsieh Mayer
Boydea says he weuld huW is his
court: as a lusmoaDie reaeea rer one
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striking another, and refugee
solumns today.
CARL HAMMER.
.11
maae
to retract.'
It. s worthy to note UC ttt
cour i ia the preseaee ef the Uayor,
Watsen .threatened me. and the Court
took no notioe of the eoatimmyt of
court, though it was ssllBit te his at
toatipa. And Chief VS&m toM the
Oorni that he bad h the mmsvcSns teM
me to appenr at 4 ex3. IT tea dM I
SPENCER
did not
1
hit
Ueanwhlle. war
1
barins eons f or oonnesst, JtAm M- Jul
ian. Lometlme aditor of I2s Can, and
ap eattor of
ttcsju one ot oaf or Ocst
frten
around nsa and said are stSsa toiJ
I emfted htm to Wtwt ns
1
he- amid theC he m
paragraph
srnid a
las
add another name to-the
aaed If At rcred to t
icaitei eadd Julkaa U csat
1
Saturday morning Watson
waited on by my representative and
ts4d that if .he would apotofcise yt aae
in person before 11 o'elock, JCbe
tei wonld be dropped, ahd tWa he I
fused to do. Then I wrotd an editor- ' T
ial . eapresninsT mt optnion or fhn.L,
did, and I hesitated tos
stand orer whether to say :fo
it wen none of hm aCalxq. trtua Jail-
an, whose arm was f -stna 7 -from
1 -
with
J Spencer, N. C, March 13 At their
meeting, Saturday night, the board
of aldermen of this place closed &
contract with the Salisbury and Spen
cer railway company for furnishing
electric lights to Spencer. In addi
tion to maintaining the customary are
lights on the principal streets of the
town, the company is also to furnish
inoaadascant lig-hts for bnainaga and
domeetie purposes as well as to pro-
Tide aleetrie power a may be needed
for nuuanfaetnrinjr or othtt purposes.
fnamehise was also granted to the
Salisbury and Spaneer nailway ccm.-
paay 4a sa acessor to the Salisbury
neat and Power company, wftn s
privilege of owning nod , opsrr!
atreat railway eyst ems, teisphec") 1 1
teie-rraph linen and esc wortx O - tt
rtha tertoe of the franohian t!: crr
Bst, and Howed until Oetoi? 1 1TCS,
ta w complete the Uaa -ljrzj C7--Z3L
J. Tt j now nnder amy, tbonsh It 'cysgtgd.
ta tn- it2iat -the, line will be in dparation'i "i
that I much earlier date. The aleetrie lighU
are- to! be-r imrtaUed and ready for- use
by Xlay 15th oTthe' present rear. The
asiqatoMon of !ifcfii wHT be a daa4dedl
and
Sav aCtorial
rr
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Tokio, March 13 A dispatoh reoe-
ived says:' "Our forces dfrove' tse
enemy completely out of the districts
twenty five miles north of Mukdeti
yesterday. We are still pursuing tha
Russians , in all - directions inflicting
heavy damage on the defeated enemy
Russians abandoned countless carts o
supplies and ammunition. One of
the Russian officers of Port Arthur
garrison has been arrested for break
ing his parole. The officer left Shan
ghai and went to Sinminting."
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Wahngton, March 13 Two r2s
patches received from -Minister Gris-
com dated Tokio. March IS read as
follows: .. "It Is oSdaliy reported tlat
the Japanese army captured 23,00
prisoners before tne c!;Tcntii," t : 1 vx
otherofleial report tb3
Om are over 15S.0&3. of Which 45,-
000 are prtsonera ISJtCX ca the
field and about $0,000 otaer esuas-lea
Tcilov Uarci 15 Tta iztcri
O1" from die ftcafr cic t!: Tzr
c jY tia eourtese f Tie Biouaead TsaDipitiht ThCoa ti czsb!e4 to
J2 irlTw Ulfaaiiftodar a recent picturorof Iea Q, Overtssn, who as
cad Ccr-j cr
-si J
0CATH dr UKC CLfjaCiT
-3
two ponoesDea forced me te he
1
Juaa pleaded euilty to
mech the 1
of as
setfcode and sstring notice tne.Tb 'tbm jmiinn forced his
m eoufc i not h do diukcu wm frond and addressed
laid It aside and went to Mayor Bor
den. To him I laid bare the entire
story, told him these things were be
ing done in hisname, but I did not
betters be countenanced them, and
put it up to him as man to man. - He
assured me that if I would saspend
prosecution andf hold back the edit
rial till noon on Monday, he would
endeavor to set Watson to make the
amend honorable, and woaid tee pan-
tee that there woald be no repetrtlea
ei sncn owumxev. 1 WW o w f
stecy
te$Uy. askl
nih 'Qf rd atep for Bpeneer and as ha
v r wmm vmiMUN- WiW wo; WW
mnnleipsa improvesoentB are soon te
to the MWtow. . .-':
while t At the name cretins of the) Spencer
aated. aldermen an election was called to be
It and held April 18th for the purpose of
mared me with being en tngrate, votiag on the question ot, issuing $74,
withlrtns; about the paoer for which 000 of bonds, the proceeds of which
ne wortas, witn lnslnoaUng thsvt tt l are to be used in .the construction of
a whekey organ, and
a th
that if there
ma mp with a sewer system street improvements
any more and tfca .erection of a $10,000 sradeed
anklad tbincs said In Tfc aa or by school building. "Rhj matter of carry
me permooallr aboat tbe prtrarften tag the bond election seems to be only
wbic4 he edita, there wC3 hs faither a Question of uettina the needs c th
toera. as well ae the many advantaj?s
and The) Bun contained no direct
tion of the affair. . ,
And as Half peat four la the
Cs CfdfidaeafceShi to be deriTed froa a
tstl th I Uocd sale, properly More the voter.
ftC tajTbe town oGoe tt1m andcrstood
One cT the nocS fliar to the ftrtia I Acad Lsjdy af tScavdle
tU ccz ex any cMi trill qrrar ur- I t Pnciaenla
i25 Lent will he rrca totaorrow nicc
Tt acnio 12Ma. IfaraSaa CS.
xnnyca itT ts .Isaacs' a, nra it--. -., -.gw-
The
wrt bm caq by to tA t r 4
choir, mnaerthei dlrastica 4 c to btl w cae of the brsiaoi ed
Ilattie CmwtwtX z&J Cz3 ae.'nonotta Ihtryaa'a tta
would Joure t!i--.tTM:tftr cj , tSai" 'p- . . ;.. ;v : "
TOwr muusu ? :sBcaonuL - nor;; sa r. r. , -mijm
ciorallsed. Th Tgrsr.sr.t3.-cad U:c:
aut off frees their eiTina tatt tri
ilrl-ren Into the hiltx Tne pursuit ci
thera has been trpt tip and it U t-
Xeca ci the Ciltry Drcj
speak of fsjopla ao tefi aca cS4 f iad toto 1 ka4 ti aa-
now waff. .;tiv;v;v. ." '-'Irtarnw.vsussanrr '"cfai--BJ,7a-. " '
Mrs. E. niUthi
the ffc! tef
hart m'ptty?p ,
ntnn SMt m tM!Mf t. . . . . . " 7 f e s o rfCia
jta away or tmie poo ana or qod'a nff-rfn- .as . hm.Sn k,
" I" MV-, wm crw i hM MUB n W s.
those who do
have a saddening regret. "iter tai she
the. .only attraetlom fdr Jtf nL D. U.
Miller's bird like veiee wm be heard,
and none ean hear It too often, and
sirs. R. II. UitCiews will sincr Dodlay
Buck's maanifloa&t ''aar Net, O Te
reward, a home in Ksafna.
. TRINITY COLLCQB NCWO .
(Cerrcrmondenca of Sua.)
Efcrhaa. tiSJXhlO. Dr. J. 3. Ejo-
mch an It aceoo
rca 5etta. pcictina ctl C Co t feaa ctrsad mstYca nirmerona cders
I Ctaydca had soared rssa t Alar tSik I'nn Kruwi-ti Wi
IT 1' Zri1 ..i1 tssms la the oCesm batos; etnderahly ahora
- ; 7" 1 hn oa court I 'ajsnV.iaiShii3L
r . hmi. mi iwavor uovnm a Bras i
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ence, and by a man know to beooe ef .L rir i , , . - , T
his im. Adherent, and ataWatt LJf f . V1'
v- s9a (at this jusoa, axriy .Oturday sscmfns.
osar-3m5i -.0fC aV f after Xafinfl
iaiafcS4Uoa wbn 'th. ti st 1 ft tpes a jteO Uaoticit that Ike bad
nersonar
pub Ho to- dVaw ft . own conelnatoit.
. During thlt time, I bad no
te.helleve tw .waison naa aana raf0le WtotSO
nacier atreex. vmiei un.r aa aaelbod enSdd -
an eaaaiyto ae, to tArm ssiisi' eWfeeW
'M .r t t -w
by a,"tTaini Ats
whetctiph Vele
Bxgml summon-K
ed-to appear at -tai saia to oe wgJT' 1 jfapen Jullaa
iag for me, was I notified to appear'
at City Hall. At 4 o'clock I redeived
a lelepbons message to this effect,
and .replied that I had made no charge
knew of no trial, and would net ap
pear, and was forthwith commanded
te appear, an officer being sent to aotf
fy mo to come at once. And then the
knowledge that a trap had been set
forced itself upon me, and subsequent
events justified the conclusion.
On arrival at the City Hall, accom
xpaflied by a member of The Sun staff,
I found the court room packed with
men closely allied with tho present
administration, men everyone of whom
has shown in some marked fashion
his hostility to The Sun. They remind
ed one instinctively if the lines f roes
Tensyson's Iehigsaia:
"The stern, black bearded kiage with
wolfish eyes
"Waitisg- to see zne die
When Alayor Boyden called the
$! -rassiainnid
pieeejL him under f3W boa da. I did
not see the fine paid nor tbe bonds
filed.
Then Mayor Boyden made a long
explanation and defence, and when I
charged him with bad faith, said he
knew
it happened, and promised that there
would
I cou
nothing- of the Julian affair till
be no more sueh outrages He
had made the same promise at noon.
d not refrain from asking him
how he knew that there-would be no
more
have
assaults, what evidence did he
(as to when they were scheduled
to occur, and he replied by placing me
the protection of the police. Ye
knd little fishes! What is that
ion about "a reed shaken by the
' Why, even Frank Miller's
presence did not keep Aut Watson
f rots j making an asamlt, and the ems
committed by Julian was made in the
presence of a roomful jef poliee. not
under
gods
windt'
1
Watson caee, I demanded to be heard I tfi'c of the CVhlef and Mayor Boy
hT Oa train, fefo tiCXJy
Say -wea etisaeeted
;ae- dsja4 aaraioi -nd-CiiCt hU
bpdy h-bU5n phtes cr-theTtraesas
for the purpose abmoeallng a mwr
der. Upon the inrestlgnticsv otf Corone
Dorsett, howerer, a bullet hols was
diseovened through the body. Suspic
ion, as well as circumstantial evidence
pointed to George Wright, colored, a
resident of Sugar Spring settlement.,
near where Edmunds had also lived,
and with whom he is known to have
quarreled. When arrested on the
street here Saturday night by Chief
of Police B. P. Lee, Wright's first ex
clamation was: '
Boss, I didn't kill dat ar niggar."
although, he had not yet been informed"
of the charge resting upon him.,
sraelv" which alone wool) smafc zm su, oc ine oesartmectt or aexory; can
jsyenm f sfHlC '" trorOr til Ipresswea romm eeuuat tne "Fed
ate th cas czca S ti Ct .-eacrw Ruoo' .ca
and everybody aocc: jti thi j br fcTiiiSf1 A O. CrV Ct Crrtrr
praise. ..r : : - Vul ' itr:'.
''Tlre .'mmisii tcsOci';:
but a telfcssaoa ?5sp. t CtVtl &Jp&&&
at. th thw t Ijm; y-.rrrmt; osu rJ fs;ici.n u ca,
- - I - - -- . ' a. .
TeDenm, II Cat . riii
m o. it rra
rnA--i i The teexuro .
Bishop oeucs; Ji: (UtlSwayrof Jilisoa
ppL UaTChtSaaidst. are
looked forward to with interest. These
. . , . . . . . . .... Frank Chephard
Mrs. D. ICehart 1 -
JPralse Ta s I-6rd, I; Oeibls lectures are 4zhder the anspiees
Soprano. Tenor and Bass. 1 Avera department of Biblical
Mrs. Kephart, Messrs. Matthews
and Ridontte j j ' .
Solo By the Waters of Babylon,
... . . . ... . .... Charles tJ Howell
j Mrs. R. H. Matthews
They ' wiU ;b- -delivered I
The public I
the result bf a fall one night receatiy.
ZXIsa Charlotte Gray, who tjs bees
with. R. B. BritUtn for the list wee! in
the interestaf a corset conccr left l&st
night for Union . Q. C
: Jan. H. Ilorah cndizr the diy
fa Albercaarle on . Itzzl bssistrs. -
The iMdlo' Aid Coelety c5 th Lrtt
fcaodlst ClittrCi tsz
at 6-TcKae ct lbs
fXrta ue. nog C:0 p, tX
Ci3t 4Ae la440 ci to nrt XtS
Ci;-fcS (4rn fcO t rj
Taa Ceri, . J. X74 trj tr!fl-::3
ri? -at tt'lTirit tirrt CtrCi tl
T4 ;ssarns ff Yy UTjCtj
the oM rVsbytsria . ill te:;.
Mlsm Hannah has -oocsated a cosrse
at the Canton Female College of
Grensbo ro and has studied at the
wiai at Greensboro and has
. r ariotte. She"
My Faith Looks Ub to Thee,
........ . . ...... P. Af Schnicker
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God Shall Charge His Angel ! Re
gions,
Lucanboni
CARD OF. THANKS
I desire to thank Council No. 26, J.
R. O. U. A. M. for the prompt man
ner ia which they, cams to my relief
in my recent illness and also my ne
ighbors arid friends for assistance re
GOLD NUGGETS j
J. M. Proctor, Supt., of j the Gold
Knob mines, was in the city today.
Mr. Proctor had with him several gold
nuggets ranging in, ! value from $1.6
to $2.50 These nuggets are very good
specimens of the gold to b'e found on
this place and goes -to show iwhat b
Street ehmrch.
ally invited.
The Historical Society, o
college,' held its regular mon'
ing last Friday evening. P
Flowers read a paper on G
W Ransom. Mr. A. G. Mo
senior class, presented s
"Administration of Govei
A number of historical
presented to the mussun
President Kilgo has ar .
in Baltimore next Sun
cate the new central c
ity-
Messrs. L. T. Singlf
little push and knowlsdgej efi mining Underwood leave toat
can aceplUh. Thank. trPrse- rftprs8enUtiT
tor, this county will ioon be abla to ' 0 I4
demonstrate that mining ean be made c A- of Trinity con
to par. t ' rention of the Caroli
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and pointed out that l knew of no den.
PLEASANT WISE