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. ,-- ' V"- ' . -. SEMI-WE U U- lib j 1 ivi? fi-fVr"- VOL. 17. No. 22. Salisbury, N. p. MBER 18; 1903; Established 1 887. a. FORUER SALISBURY CITIZEN PLOT A6AINST POWELL. LEISHUAN v REPORTS.-? CASHIER SPECULATED. Dies at the tana of his Brother at Wll- American Minister ;to San Domingo to be His Story of the Alexandretta Affa ; : miflgtonwitncosjuEiptlon. Killed lif ."Accident". ferent From That ot the lurrs John Berry Wataon, a native Nw Vm-V Dap. 1R -A Tinmini- Washineton. Dec. 14. A of Rowan count, who lived here can pltft to assassinate William tial report from Minister over 40 years, died Saturday night Powell, United States minister to man at Constantinople of his ir iu Wilmington, N. C. The. Mes- Hayti and charge d affaires at vestigation of the alleged ass-u senger eays : v ; Port Au Prince. San Domineo. upon United States Consul lvi w 1 had done too faf he Ended tifeWitifaBollet. riimme nm. o8ibu to learn oi was announced yesterday in a the denth of John Berry Wat3on, communication from a high offi a well kuo'vn mattress maker and cial of the present Dominican upholster ot this city, which' oc- government to a Dominican citi cured at 1 rfO o clock yesterday afternoon, - after a - long illness with consumption,' at the home of his brother, A. W. Watson, No. 612 Grace street. Mr watson was born in Salisbury, N. C . , and re sided in StatPBville just , before coming te -Wilmington six years agro. , He had been in feeble health for a long time but did not retire i rem work until last July. Mr. .Watson waB about 57 yeai of age and leaves ' to . mourn theirs loss a brother, A. W. Wataon; a zen in this city, who formerly was an omcial under Wos Y. Gil, the receutly deposed president of the republic. . r ' 1 The letter told also that the plot had been so arranged that former President Jimez, "under whose leadership Wes Y. Gil was overthrown,7 should be killed at or about the same time. The plan, as repeated was to let two or three men' get into . a fight in a street along which Mr. Powell was pas- sing, it was arranged tnav in tne daughtr, who lives with her aunt melee other plotters' should en at Statesville, and a son who f is attending the institution for the blind at Raleigh; His wife pre ceded him to the grave about a year ago". A number of pother rel atives live at Salisbury, States ville and Concord. Mr, Watson was a m ;mber of St. Andrew's Presbyteriuu church and the fu l.eral will be conducted from the residence of A, W. WatBon at 2.80 o'clock .this afternoon by the Rev. Dr. A. D. McClure. The . inter ment will be at Oakdale. Mr. Watson was afflicted from birth with defective eyes but pos- gage, and it would be an easy matter to kill the American "by accident." Former Populist Declaring for Parker. ' ' . ' Gen '. James B. Weaver, of Iowa, twice a candidate for president, once as a greenbacker and once a populist, is in Washington, Hold ing political conferences. He is a democrat now and is out for" Judge- Parker, of New York, for president. - "If Parker is nominated,' he declared today, "the democrats sesed to a remarkable degree acute an-carry tnree congressional ais- eeuses of hearing and memory-and tricts in Iowa, and they oan get was well known as a violinist. He another in Nebraska." has a 1 si uhn General Weaver's declaration by Turkish police at Alexandre tta , Syria, has been received pyn: state department- Mr.. Leishlatr says that Attarian, the nattrr.l ized American citizen, whose at tempt to leave Alexandretta mtl. -out undergoing certain formali ties caused the trouble, he thai gone aboard a steamer for Egypt, but was ent'eed ashore by aub terfuge and au attempt -A,yas mad to arrest him. Consul : Davis, luff- j der whose protection Attarian thad j placed himself arid who hadescort j ed him to the steamer, wasc: saulted by the police, Mr. Leish-1 man asserts, and sought to def en himself. Afterwards Mr. DaJ?i3. failing to secure Attariau's releaL withdrew from Alexandretta. fe? The account sent by Mr. Lelsh man is entirely at variance With the official explanation madef to the state department by Chekib Bey, the Turkish minister, who asserted that Mr. Davis began tha trouble by assaulting the polico who were arresting Attarian. More details are desired by he state department and Minister Irishman has been instructeoVto get them. No action will be taken, by this government until this ad ditional information has been te. ceived. Haven, Conn.!; Deo, 15. y Bushnell, Cashier of the National bank, shot himself ot time before he opening ..jiness- at the , bank today and an hour and a half later. I president of the b ink said : Itjis videhtUhat Mr. Bushnell b&en" speculating I in stocks to uted extent and j&b indebted I::haak for a small amount, clr is amply covered bjr surety .3. ,r rom t ..i - uejd that the bank's j teen found by Bank reliable f source it is securities Exam- Barrows to be jintact, aud the books also show the mis- -s . - . . : t . .opriatiou ;to lie, Je?s than 000-rprabably about $12,000. ashuell had been the institution v ars. connected for twenty- Sharpiy. 14 The in- trrlson Oraws Line ago, 111 , Dec. of the municinal service bv Unions was today ordered rhl to a halt by Mayor Har- " ir - - -- r t&e mechanical branches of :y;'s service. lare th employe is simply tos belong to a g man it is : tne man tit like -2enr : he r-rf his deathWilmingtoa- Mes senger Plead Guilty but Was Acquitted. A man who plead guilty in t-3 Parker, coming o soori after I United States court yesterday ardj 1 Jerry . SinipsonV, awakens much hquitteJ the has 3 - . .(divided all allright for union; but belongs to a de- firemen or no right to giance. He NILITABY DIVISIONS. A new Arrangement Proposed by, Jbe ' . Chlet of Staff. ' Washington, Dec, 14. A plan for the creation of military divis ion in the United States was laid before Secretary Root today byN General Young, chief of staff. An order making the proposed change will probably be f issued in a. few days. It is -proposed to create a division of the Atlantic with headquarters at Governors Island, N. Y., to include the de partment of the east with head quarters at Boston, and the de partment of the-south at Atlanta. There is some opposition to the location in Atlanta of the head quarters of the department of the south, and Secretary Root has agreed to hear Representative Moon of Tennessee pud a deliga tion of citizens who desire the headquarters located in Chat tanooga. . ' , It is proposed ' to organize a division of the Pacific out of the present departments of California aud the Columbia and. to include- in this division California, Ne vada, Hawaii, Washington, Ore gon, Idaho and Alaska. The di vision of the north IwillJ include the present department of the Colorado and Dakota. There wili also be a division' of the lakes with headquarters at; : Chicago,, which shall include the' depart ment of the' lakes, department of Missouri and department of Texas The Philipine archipelago will make another division. . It is 'pro posed to have the jdivision com manded by major- generals and the military departments "within FyOUSH, FOOL HARDY, DESPERATE. The Deed has Been Done. Perhaps Yen Think we bit off Uore than we can 6hew : - - 1 "'I - " " . V .' r . - - but goodness knows "We 'aint done it." Don't we. know people are worrying their lives away all around us when a few comforla and necessities at prices they can afford dispels the shadow and ' brings a smile with a happy spirit that scatters joy and sunshine? ra allegiance J to only one the city of Chicago. V ' ; . oicingor- ihe.: myoHyTihe. division in command of brig The following transportation re ceipt explains itself: . . The conditions upon which the property mentioned below is received for transportation are printed on the b&ok hereof. , Received from . , The Salem China Co., Salem, Ohio, 8-19..1903 in apparent good order the arti cles named below, to be - delivered in like 'ordftF,TIip?rrcndr;' Killed on thi Tract interest in thd change of attitude of the men who were formerly classed as radicals. Some of the politicians are ' convinced that Wiuston-alem, N. C, Dec, 14. jQdge parkerwillbe as satisfact Jenkins J. Hooker of Kings, ory to the radicals as he is to the satoKes county, agea w years, wa conservatives, and thus would be uy the receip6ojL""iuAi' rom 'euginners'Of".thd;firtle B E 1 1 1 l.1 e u t , a s k i i i g for, increased wr ,es..t"'The men seeking the in- jlbv aro uieuiuurs ui tuu. uuiuu. era killed by a southbound passenger train on the Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad near Germantown at 10:15 today. His body was hor ribly mangled. The engineer says Hooker .was walking near the track when he first , saw him, that when the engine was within a few feet of him the man stepped upon the track, making it impos sible to stop the train in time to save Hooker's life. No reaecn is assigned for this strange action. The deceased was a well known farmer. ;wHe leaves a wife and sev eral ohildren. -' sure to unite the ington dispatch. party. Waih- Hit by a Train. No. 36 northbound this after noon at 2 :30 o'clock knocked Wm. E. Rudder, a young white man, whose home is; in Danville, Va;, .from the track just, north of the East Market street crossing. He was sitting. oVhe end of Vsill WtCTday, when first seen by the" engineer who was unable to stop. The en gine hit his left shoulder and knocked, him: from the high em' bankmentV He was .unconscious when picked, lip and a physician was sent for. He was brought up town to Sykes drug store and ex amined by Dr. Meadows, who found that no bones were broken, the extent of his injuries being se veral bad bruises. The injured man i well known here. He is a telegraph operator ' and early this year worked at the Western Union office in this city. Greensboro Record . On a Drinking Bout. Rochester, .N. Y., Dec. 15. William ReillyJ aged 32, of Bridgeport, Conn., and another man whose name is unknown, of New Brittain, Conn., are dead, Daniel McCarthy, of Springfield, Mass., is dying and Saul McKen na is missing, as a result of a drinking bout on which the four men deliberately started last Sun day afternoon, after hiring , a room for the purpose -on West 117th street. They were found in their room at 4 o'clock, this morning . by the landlord of the house. ' Judge Purneir. s-r-r. A defendant, JJohn Allen, dieted in the usual form for via lating the internal reveuue laws, came into court with his attor nfev and entered a nlea of cuiltv. I Put the Teacher in Water. judge ordered the clerk to make ?: r he existence of a custom in the entry, "Plea" of defendant Ca Js township, Sullivan couuty. and his counsel overruled; ver- In 1., which requires a teacher to diet of not guilty entered by the give a "treat" to the pupils on the court."' - approach of the holidays is re So that pleas of guilty unless sponsible for the terrible treat supported by testimony, do. not -munt of Miss Erline Sinclair yes stand any more than the usual ter day, which has keen followed plea ot not guilty wne.n tne evi- Dyr acute pneumonia, ana may re dence shows the contrary. Ral-sujlt in her death. eigh Post. Laud Owners can Protect the Birds. Those who complain most at the j thi Several days ago the pupils of e Bchool oyer which Miss Sin A but she re the demand. Operation for Appendicitis. An operation was performed for appendictitis on Dr. J. W. Long's daughter. : Miss Majorie, who rallied and is re ported to be getting along finely today. The operation was per formed at Greensboro hospital by Dr. I. S. Stone, a well known surgeon of Washington, assisted by Dr. D. A. Stanton, of High Point.- Greensboro Record, clair presided demamded the'ens- tdmary treat, and. she readily con- . , , e . i j "h" utvi iu Kilo iv.f. lucy tiiou ur- rlAaf.Tnnr.inn or lnsfict destrovinfif I J , . ? - J , - , . . . . . , 4. nianded that she tell what kind of .L , , , i j a (treat it would be a stop to it, namelf the land own- L - - r i i. i. fused. A renewal o era Sn Inner as hunters are ftl- " . ontramo,r o tko kwill?! d yesterdayrand'she.was and get no greater reproof for jt - :. ,.! . . . Mi v - taKeu lu u puuu', mo iuo uroKe.n, a vw ii u r T. vi Yii-iuaai.u i-iiwMiiia 1.111 l. ? t.hfiir hacks, or to their faces as for that matter, the killing of IfP toner Deck ance were neara ny some nearoy farmers and she was1 rescued. Her she was thrust into ithe ice water birds will go on. If want a man to hunt on your laud you have all the machinery of the law to prevent him. If you want! to protect your birds indict the fellow who kills your birds. One indictment will do more to pro tect your birds than all the cuss ing will do. Monroe Enquirer; The teacher's cries for assist jondition is " serious. Indianapo is dispatch. "Alabana Marshal Jisslps. United States Marshal -'Simmons, of the Southern district of Alabama, today made1 public his resignation, tendered to President Roosevelt : two weeks ago. He says : The policy expressed and the positive'statement made to me by your referee does not admit of but one construction, and that, is that the color line is drawn and drawn in favor of the negro, and the door of, hope is closed to the white man, especially any self-respecting white man. In view of the foregoing, which I understand em bodies your policy, as practically enforced by your referees, and to which I willjnotjsubscribe, I beg to hereby tender my -resignation as marshal of the southern district of Alabama." In comment Marshal Simmons said: "I do not believe there irr Ala bama who would vote for Roose velt or anybody else unless they were paid for it." New iDrleans dispatch. UPO written,, herein -contained,-it is .jnatoall asrreed that the rate 01 irei OHIO, to SALISBURY, per loo pounds : n all Hie conditions . etlier prizt I c r &ineov-it is .jnaULkUT,.. t freight from .8 ALE il, ' , N. O , is to be il cents Consignee, C. S. MINOR, - Destination, Salisbury, N. C. No. - articles. . Weight I Gar Load la Bulk Chlnaware, Erie RR 80,493 24,000 Owners risk of Breakage. ' 10,875 J. D. Dewees, 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 the same or less than competition can lay them down'for. tt British Bondholders. - Good for Children. The pleasant to take and harm less One Minute Cough Cure gives ;; immediate relief in all cases of Cough, Croup and LaGrippe be- a Wants San Domingo. , : Washington. Dec 15.- Senator Hevburu, of Idaho, 'has introduc ed ' a joint resolution requesting the President to acquire by annexation- the Island of San Do mingo, the dependencies of San Domingo and Hayti. The Lone Star State. ; Down in Texas at Yoakum, is hicr c rxr oronrla firm rf wViiK Mr. J. M. Hailer is the head. Mr. , , A j TTaiior on of .ia f-i. To-f dressed to President Roosevelt, buv troods said to a friend whrv putting forward the British bond- itlou eal8 and soothes woo wit. h hi fin in .Via nolora nov I loQrfl, . rnaif.ion ' nnnnarntn permanently bv enabling the aj-oxc?, u(au . uuo tnuDo jjiitio i KanaiQa ana uoiuninia. nas dggm WVP vuukhuuio muiu London. Dec. 15. A lone let- HW 11 does not pass lmmeaiate- ter from the council of foreign fr illt0 the stomach but takes ef- ject ngnt at tne seat oi tne trou- ble. It draws out the lnnamma- and cures ini t : : j xuariv uuuu reiinug ana t-AA t nnnl f V.Q you will be up early in the morn- n a. L v. -'a i ing feeling good." For the"dark unofficially to the President an brown" taste, headache and that logy feeling DeWitt's Little Ear ly Risers are the beat pills to use. Sold by Jas. Plum mer. - ask him to secure equitable fas sumption of a portion of the Co lombian debt by the Panama lea der8, . mg and life-sustaining oxygento ithe blood aud; tissues. - Dr. Arm strong, of Delia, Tex., prescribes ii a any and says there is no net ter cough remedy made. Sold by Jas. Hummer; Senator Morgan's Resolution. Washington,. Dec. 15. Senator Morgan today introduced a resolu tion directing the attorney gener al to inform the senate whether - r made, or is making on- behalf of th United States,, a purchase of the property of the .new.' Paiiama canal company and its . franchise and concession, if so, what au thority on the Isthmus is recog nizedin the transactionandwbeth er any agreement has been entered into between France and the au thorities on thelsthmu8 in respect to such purchase. Yob Know What Yon are Taking ; When you take Grove's taste less Chill Tonic because - the . for mula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it . is simply Iron : and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50o. 3 CHI G L A 3 6 UKNS 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 gone. Hip, hip, hurrah for the Great Dollar Stretcher and Money Saver. Your true friend, SPOTCASH 111 and 118 East Inuit street. O. S. MINOR, proprietor. 4 V..-' V :
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