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VOL.17. T4o.no Salisbury, N. Oj.P'&cember 11, f 903. Established 1887. Be SHfflsbnl tlijalili OnceCueV v ettrol d? his Chicago Dwcr 8 John Alexan der Dowie is agaiu in control of Zion City and ;allvits industries; This tarn in the affairs of the Christian Oathol ks ehar&h follow ed a AaanciBl showing made this afternoon which satisfied all the creditor, who t mmediately made a formal motion : before Judge Kohlsaat Vp have the receivership appointed 4 by the United States district court ... about a week ago, dissolved. As vno objection was offered to the motion by any of the creditors Judge Kohleaat granted the request and Receiv ers Blount and Currier were dis charged.. - - . ; While the receivers have been relieved from further duties at Zion City, the bankruptcy pro- ceeamgs are bxiu maiutainea. it is likely, however, that these will be dismissed- in a day or two or as soon as the creditors' commit tee appointed Monday has time to report on the advisability of accepting Dwie's offer of set A mm A ' w..mri n m & M payment of all merchandise ac counts within one year and the giving of note a in .the meantime bearing 5 per cent, interest. In the terms of agreement Dowie has agreed to pay the expenses of the recoivers. : The ejectment of receivers from Zion City appeared -to please al parties concerned. Dr. Dowie, who was present in court with his - over the turn in bis; financial, af Ettl-- ;l;ttr tolaes fa Tell tf&it He tints I UcIM: Stitts Ccnl it AUnnifitti Is Most Blind Tigers. , to!U3 IsS AssaBitES; vr Danville, Va., Dec. 8. Rev. Constantinople. Dec. 8. The Cleveland Hall, rector of the United States flae over: the con sulate at -Alexandretta, Asiatic Weeks ago preached a sensational Turkey, has b,een hauled down, sermon in which he denounced lo- and Consul W.R. Davis i hariext cal option as a moral failure, sta- his "post for Beruit in conse- ting that gambling and drunken- quence-ot a serious diplomatic in ness among yrtung men is on the eident durmgwiohiMr t)avis increase, this afternoon created wa insulted and assaulted n.y the tUY GO Til JAIL. OUR FLie HAULED DOVN. GRAFTERS GOVICTEO. WW f-f another sensation when he refused todevulge the source of informa tion puon which he "had luflt she Sermon to the grand jury whieh was investigating the illegal trale of intoxicants in: the city for the purpose of tasking indictments against many guilty parties. Mr. Hall said that he had de rived his information from a reli- local police. The affair grew but of the arre&t of a Armeae;! naturalized American citizen, by the me of Channes Atterian Atterian, who had been in prison, had" been liberated through the efforts of Davis and was about to tail on a vteame r wnsn the out rage occurred. It is anticipated here that the outrage will lead to able source, but that be had past- strong action on the part of the ed his word of honor to the gen tlemen that he would not use their names in connection with that matter. He was given until tomorrow morning to make up his mind to testify, at which time if he re fuses to talk it is more. than porba- ble that he will be ordered to - - jail. It is not beleived that Mr. Hall will divulge the names of his in formants. All circles of this city's life have been stirred by the de velopments. The friends of the preacher are alarmed at the posi tion in which he has placed himself: United States. : - ; ;Vv Washington, Dec. 8 . The de partment of state today received a brief cable from Consul Genet al Davis giving aii account of the incident at Alexandretta. Min ister Leishman has beeu instruct ed to make a thorough, investiga tion. - . ; f ftsciwt etoke Jiifer. There -came near being a Hib Tarkfsh Yerslonf It. ' : Constantinople. Dec. 9 The Turkish official report of the in cidents at Alexandretta, com plained of by the United States Consul, W. H. Davis, has been telegraphed here by the governor of Beirut, Syria, as follows C "Attarian, a native v of Khar- put, who had for some years been abroad, recently re-rtterC ...s.ivt.tt iit vi&4witb rvaiai Mat:- ; t affsrfls FaSfoT teflectioir. I Baltimore, Md.; Dec. Cor ner : Poita.! - Oferks Thomas W. IIc0reRrtmiiioltfmbiisEllswottb UptawDj weiic0svieted to-day in the ljnitd -States district court; of conspiracy to defraud the govern - agnt 4uonuecon wim tne pur- hase?of - SQ00 leather ' pouches fiise in Ithe free, delivery service. CharlesF. Smith J who received t he xii&c for th pouches through the influence of i Uptown and 1 -ctf relr tti irHteipal wit ness f against the accused. The case wae eiveh to the jury late this evening and after deliberating ( oinifcei':verdict:bf,':Ruilty was Couusel for the 1 Li tried rately uiadaia motion for a t trial and Judge Morris agreed t j heaT arguments On the . motion r., Saturday, Bond in $5,000 3 furnished by Uptown's friends, t, a newasreieasea. ocurregoris ii charge of United States Marshal nzhammer pending the arrival c friends from Vashmgton to f rn!:h similar amount of " bail convicted uipu . , l . -o J. - i ii c 1 (pS uit was agreeable to a -discharge of i the Treceivers. on terms which shall give his clients an opportu nlty to get full payment of their claims. jzliijwa ffeal instil ta-inUrior-r bcUtu tucia toisoniers inhet Turkish r passport. On- his arri- white department one prisoner val lately at Alexandretta, At- seized and choked him until he Ttarian claimed the protection of RECESS APPOINTMENTS. surrendered the keys, and while this prisoner Tan to unlock the outer door the other prisoner shoved the jailor into an iron cell and closed the door. Cries of the jailor for help brought the sheriff A Cashier Missing. HichmoudjVa., Dec. 8. Theron S.Brown, for soma years cashier and deputies from the court house of the Life Insurance Company of before the prisoner succeeded in Virginia, whose headquarters ar? I getting the right key on the bunch nere, is missing, ms dooks are i to open tne outer door. As soon undergoing investigation and the as the sttempt was discovered all officers of the company admit a were as humble as could be. shortage of several thousand dol- l The ring leader was Wilson lars. Hayes, arrested during the State A few days ago Brown, accompa-1 Fair for picking the pocket of N. nied by his wife, went on a visit B. Broughton Raleigh dispatch. to New York. His wife returned alone last week. Brown disap peared in New York and his pres ent whereabouts is not known. The,, insurance company can not ; be serioustv affected, as its assets - are millions as compared with a shortage that will not. it is not believed, will exceed a few thous and dollars'. Bfcewri's falmly stands highmtociai ciicles. the American consul and asked, for his assistance to enable him to embark for Egypt. "Mr. Davis accordingly- notifi ed the authorities, but the latter insisted that the sanction of the governor mast be obtained, and that the usual formalities be car ried out, such as photographing Attarian. "Mr. Davis refused to tolerate the delay, and attempted to em bark Atterian by force. The po lice arrested Attarian at the quay, whereupon Mr. Davis, aided by his military couriers, struck the policemen, who were wounded in the faces, and afterward attempt ed to f dree . an entrance into the i S f hi fostuftice Frasfis; .Vishiugton, Dec. 8.-The re c it investigation into frauds in t j pbstpfnee department was the t i of a sharp debate in the sen c ) today by Mr. Gorman and Mr. 1 "39" The discussitn arose over c. L . tion by Hr. Lodge to refer 1 . 3 mtnittee on ppstoffices the : 1 lutfoSuc ;J byri IPen- ' - t9 myestiga- rtment." 'Mr Gorman Tutinia- that the investigation, by the partment had been partisan in ractr.and said that counter charges-had been, made against the men who made it. Mr. Lodge defended the department's work and declared it was far more thor ough than a congressional inquiry would ba. The resolution w ent over without action. Wood, Cram and Other Pets' of the Presi dent are Nominated. President Roosevelt today sent to the Senate the nomination of General Leonard Wood to be a major general of the army and nomination of 167 other army officers whose promotion is depen dent on that of General Wood. Accompanying these. nominations were those of about twenty-five civilian appointees, including that of Dr. W. H. Crum of the port Of Charleston, S. C, and some others whom the nresident a nominated in the last recess. These appointments are consid ered by the president and his ad visers to be recess appointments. lne question of their status has been discussed thoroughly by the president with the best lawyers connected with th administration and in congress. The conclusions has been reached that' between the time of the falling of the presi dint pro tempore Frye's gavel sig nifying the conclusion of the ex traordinary session and the call mg to order of the senate in the regular sessions of congress an ap preciable lapse of time occured. In this time, tne appointments technically were made. They are regarded by the administration as recess appointments and the ap pointees therefore will receive the pay and exercise all the authority of the rank to which they are pro moted. Washington dispatch. . A Negro. : Indianap61isf' Dec. 9.--If you ghidjft anythf tip f cvrg IjwjisJb' FOOLISH, FOOL HARDY, DESPERATE.? The Deed las Been Done. PerJapsJoii TniQk we bit off Uore tlaa we eta 6hsw but goodness knows "We 'aint done it." Don't we know people are worrying their lives away all- around us when a few comforts and-necessities at prices they can afford dispels the shadow and' brings a smile with a happy spirit- that scatters joy and sunshine? pi ctia Gmeyard GTkoafs. The local nolice are on the trail of an organized band of ghouls, uard houBe' breaking winaowl have been engaged in desecrating the graves in Greenlawn cemetery and robbing the newly-interred & of ,8 .areky, shrouds and clothing. From diteovenes made it is 'evident that this l$rac tice has been carried, on, but wsat extent is not known. The bods that were exhumed loir the - vast pose of removal to other Hots w3e Kanna Rosor Denied. Wheelins, W. Va Dec. 8. United States 'Senator Scott de nies absolutely the story sent from discovered to be in a complelr ClarkBterg, Va., that the Repub- nude condition, notwlthta&rng lican leaders met there recently the' fact that both bodies had $een to line up . Xhe state for Senator interred in handsome and costly Hauna fo president. He says clothing. Newport News, dis with emphasis that Mr. Hanna is patch. not a candidate and there is abso- . lately no intention or desire on , Tbe People TerroriZll. tne Dart 01 west virsrinia to wun- draw airpport from Koosevelt. winiamsport, uec. An armed posse of men started The Line StU State. the mountains this morning to Down in Texas at Yoakum, is search for the desperado 3 for a Dig ary -gooas nrm 01 wnicn an nour last mgnt oeseieea ope rator B. N. McClosky, in a lonely tower at Queens Bun, on he 'Thereupon Mr. Davis threat ened that, unless Attarian , was released and allowed to embark within four hours he would him self leave. Not receiving satis faction, Mr. Davis embarked for Beirut on the same steamer At tarian tried to take." r TIbj Want UcGleUan. Washington, Dec.1 8. It was stated today by members of the House from New York, and other friends oFmayor-elect George B. McClellan who can be relied on, that Tammany Hall desires to present the name of McClellan to the Domocrats of the country as a condidate for President at the next Democratic national conven tion. In this case history would you ; wduldveell ne3aid an old'i negro to one 'of the omen r.whb was managing the MariOn County Woman's Christian Temperance Union sale. ' He said that he had been tramping all over the coun try, was tired and hungry and would work for anyone who would cloth and feed him. The woman took him at his word and he was placed on a stool in the middle of the room. The bidding was far from being spirited and the sale dragged along for twenty minutes, when the negro was knocked down to H. W. Shay, a commission merchant for $2.89. The negro left 'with his new master and ap peared well'satisfied. The following transportation re- - - ceipt explains itself : The conditions upon -which the property mentioned below is received for transport tion are printed on the hack hereof . Received from ; The Salem .China Co.,, - ' Saiemr Ohio, B-IQ IOOS cles named. below to be delivered in like 2ood order. lasf pericdndi- 1 tions of Company1! bill of lading. Upon all the conditions, whether printed or -' 'written, herein contained, it is mutnally agreed that the rate ol I reigns trom-.9ALJM, Sbelfltended to Drown Herself. Asheville, N. C, Dec. 9, News has received here of the mysteri ous disappearance last night of the seventeen year old daughter repeat itself , as in 1864 when Geo. of John Ray, living on Pigeon riv B. McClellan,"Sr., was a candi date for the high office. Coirnsel DiyIs Blazsef. Constantinople, Dec. 9The Turkish officials' reports of the incidents'at Alexandretta blame United States Counsel Davis fo the disturbance. They" say he refused to tolerate the Govenor's sanction of Attarian's sailing and attempted to embark him by force. He struck the policemen, who ar rested the Armonian and a riot i followed. Mr. J. M. Haller is the head. Mr. Haller on one of his trips East to Vinv ermnA a an.i( tn a frinnd vhn witn mm in tne naiace car. --.- luoaj was Andtber forcer Fesnd, Paris, Dec. 9. A staff . officer said to-day that Minister of War Andre had learned that Colonel "Here, $ake on pf th836 liittld -I flred-ftitet tb6 deflperado had oat I Esterhaiy had an accomplice in JEariy icisers upon retiring ana tered in tne door. . At a signal altering the Borderau and that you wilt 5b5mp earlyin the morn- frOm the tower the robber an. another forger is in the Dreyfus ing iens Kuou. -v 1 u !t This is the seventh in theories case wno waB a civilian. -As a re brownaste, headache and that , Bnlt of the disclosure when a revi locfv laamn -uewitt'a kittle Jfiar- W4-:-. v iftn n fuft atm. i. tAa ly Bisert re the best pills to use, phers which have terrorised this Dreyfus' innocence will fee une- BomDy airtnuggHM. - section oiunestate. quivocally established. er, some sixteen miles from' here. It i3 said Miss Ray left home last night while the rest of the family were at supper, and that up to this evening search for the young woman had failed to reveal her whereabouts. It was - supposed When her disappearance was first discovered that she had eloped, but subsequently a note was found which is eaid to have been written by the girl in which she stated her inlanfinn nf si . L. If on the subject. Ul UI"WU1U8 vMinister Allen made no report :x WM-Wtu8 uraggeu W wllO Ovttvs J mo cuuiu uu uuu duo uvvijr Cisslnl Does Not Kbow If. . ..Washington, Dec! 9. Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador, has heard nothing from St. Peters burgh regarding the report that a Russian fleet had I arrived off. Yonggapho. Mr, Takahira, the Japanese min ister, is also without information IO, to SAtlSBUKY. N per 100 pounds: C, is to be 41 cents Consignee, C. S. MINOR, Destination, Salisbury, N. C. No.. I abtioi.es. Weight t Car Load to Bulk Chioaware, Erie RR 80,493 24,000 Owners risk of Breakage. 10,875 J. D. Dewses, agent. This means that we are the first firm and Salisbury the first town in the State of North Carolina that has the backbone to tacle a solid car load of chinaware in bulk. It means that we will make our prices to you at tbe same or less than competition can lay them down for. ' on tins occurrence department. ; i loed fercwrirti. ; The pleasant to take and harm less One Minuto Cough Cure gives immeaiate reuer m au cases or Cough,; , 'Croup and LaGrxppe be cause it does not pass immediate ly intbthe stomach ,r but takes ef fect right at theVeat 10 f the trou ble. It draws out the inflamma tion r heals and soothes and cures permatifentljr by enabling the lungs to contribute pure Jif e-giv ing and -life-sustaimng oxygen to the blood and tissues. ; Dr. Arm strong, of Delia. Tex;-, preecribea it daily atid aayi there is tno bet ter cougfc remedy made; Sold "by all druggists. I - if the girl had carried out her al leged intention of committing sui cide. t It is said that some are of the opinion that the note was a ruse. A Great Thinker Deal London, Dec. 8, Herbert Spen cer, the greatest Of m'odern think ers, died this morning at his home in Unnghton, aged 83 years. He I was unconscious during his final -hours and the end came without a pain, while a- few: close friends and relatives were at his bed side. CHI Q LA 3 8 mmw Now is the time and this your chance. Come early .before the stock is picked over . If you wait, just what you want may be gonei Hip? hip, hurrah for the Great Lioiiar stretcner and money fcaver. C. S. MINOR, proprietor.
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