SALISBURY, N. G., WEDNESDAY; AflRG 9, 1904.
V'
ESTABLISHED 1887.
VOL. 17.
CLOSE OF SEVENTVH WEEK.
And the Vote is Growing More
Interesting. The Coratest from
Now on Will be in Eatrnest.
inc ijLonB's oner io iriie young
ladies is of course drawn ng sub
scriptions and renewals?! Alan.v
who have paid have not vot ed yet.
and in baseball parlamce, w
say the
wonld
vet." At this stake, howeer, itfjackson, a highly respected far-
is hifrhly essential that the votls mer. Weatherly immediately
fo ,ue
begin for your favorite.
the ladies now "being .voted fd
most; assuredly going to win.
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There will be no dark horse
candidates. You have been telling
young ladies just what you think
of them. They'll never beleive it
unless you spend that dollar. Vith
DUAL KILLING IN ROBESON.
Alonzo Weatherly Slays Dol Jack
1 son, a Farmer, and a Croatan
Indian Girl.
lied 'Springs, March 7. The
most atrocious crime committed in.
this section for years occurred yes
terday afternoon, three miles east
of this place, when Alonzo Weath
erlv shot and instantly killed Dol
5,647
2,093
1,412
1,288
1.068
752
421
307
307
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162
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H. S. Barrger, of Wo6dleaf,was
an office visitor here yesterday.
them it's put up or shut ijp
The vote now: '
l . COUNTY AT LARGE. .
Miss-Esther '.Shave r, Gold Hill, ,
Miss Pearl Kern', Salisbury, R. F. D. 4,
Miaa Lucy Sherrlll, Mt. Ilia, .
Mtas Roxie Lingle, Rockwell,.!. F, D. 1,
Mabel o9 iian.ijniiiarove.
Miss Pearl Rendleman, Salisb'y, R. F: D 8,
Miss Zula McCanless, Granite Quary,
Miaa Myrtie Patterson. China Grove.
. Mies Myrtle Greaber, China Grove, '
Miss iLena Earnhardt, Spencer,
Miss Minnie Eairle, Pool, ; .
HALISBUKY, 8PKNCER, CHJSTXCT -HILL,
Mias Ethel Ward, Chedtnut Hill,'. , 1,977
. Miss Annie Kizer, Salisbury,' 1,610
. Miaa Bf sale Henderson. Salisbury, ' 817
Miaa Mary Puryear," Spencer. .'
Miss Flora Wbrtheri, -Spencer; . , .'523"
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RULES AND REGULATIONS pT 'THE
contest:
First -Any youn lady over 16 f
years of age may be nominated at
.any time, provided eh is endorsed
by two well-known citizens of
Kowan county. ,
Second. Three judges aggreea
ble to the candidates .will be se
Iected to officially announce' ths
' winners. ONE oirl will be ch. mi
ex FROM THE' CITY. , OF SALISBURY,
Spencer and suburbs, -and one
from the county 'at large' out
side of Salisbury and Spencer.
The contest fortne lady frorn the
country wjU , include Gold Hill
. to Aii sxt nae
Third. Matters DroDerry con
cerning the tour, will be settled by
the wishes of the majority. Thf
winner shall have the right to
name a proxy if u'nable to attend
herself.
Fourth. Only oie namo. can
be written on a cQiipou. - The vote
of one candidate'eaunot be trans
ferred to another. Ballots will
be placed in the box only by the
publisher of the Globe, or by his
book-keeper: ' A coupon like, the
one here printed' will appear each
week, and when cut out'and prop
erly fiTWL will count as one vot
at this oflice..
Fifth. Voting will commence
Wednesday. January 20, .100-1, nd
will close Saturday, April' 80, 1904,
at 7 o'clock in the evening. Gou
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IJUIlO UVCl LCU uuijo vim vuu,v v
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' voted. V otes win oe conn-tea eacn
'. week and the totals announced in
the Globe. No coupons will be
- . soldi but to each new or old sub
scriber paying one dollar will be
, given a coupon wYiich will entitle
the holder to fifty votes, if the
dollar is paid before the first day
of March; forty votes, if paid be
. B , 1 1 11nMy.h 11 .rt Its'.
ihirtv votes if paid betweeu Apri
'1 and April 30, at 7 o'clock in the
evening, Fvor every doHai paid on
subscription the subscriber will be
entitled to fifty, forty or thirty
votes, according to when the dol
lar is paid.
The object of this distinction
being to place a premium "on early
paymeutaof subscription, Hurry
up and pay vnir subscription and
vote for the lady of your choice. .
sought refuge in the Croatan set
tlement, where he becamp involv
ed in a quarrel with a member of
that race, Joe Locklear, resulting
in the killing of Locklear's daugh
ter,' who was acting in the capacity
61 peacemaker. ; At this hour re
ports are meager, though it seems
unfriendly feelings have existed
between Jackson antP Weatherly
for some time, -owing to a misun
derstanding in a business- trans
action. Two deputies, with a posse
and hounds scoured the swamps
in which he was hiding, ancl
Weatherly was captured today at
Purvis and lodged in jail at Lum-berton
Instate and nation;
Ex-GoVernorRussell is very crit
ieally ill in Johns Hopkins Hospi
tal, "Baltimore. :"
Thirty Russian sailors were shot
Friday while trying to escape from
rorfc.Arthur.
The A. and N,
matter will not
after March 17,
C. receivership
be i heard until
. The Jews of Durham, are pre
paring to build a synagogue which.
i4o cost several thousand dollars.
v William A Goodman, Sr., One of
the greatest bankers of the United
States, diVd in Cincinnati, Satur
day at the advanced age of ' 8 1 .
. Senator Overman has been quiz
zing; ijoe Smith, President of the
A RUNAWAY MARRIAGE.
Trading Ford Items. Mr. Kerns
to Move. Sam Snort Accuses
The Frogs of Dying.
The frogs were heard piping in
the ponds a few days ago, but rvve
fear they will yet look through glass
windows. -'
J. P. Crowell has purchaseij six
more" lots in Spencer. He thinks
of moving there this. fall, t 4
T. M. Kerns is getting Teady,t6
move to Salisbury about the first
of 'April so we learn. Mr... Kerns
is one gf the leading .farmers of
tne community ana one ojpurioia
standbys We are' quite sorry 'to
see hini leaB. -
WORK OF COMMISSIONERS.
Two Days of this Work Taken
v in the Hearing of Petitions
and General Work.
!
Mrs. L. H. Eller.is very sick at1
this writing but is-not fatally ;jll
we nope, -v k t , 4
AmosiBeuver who was reported
very sick last; week is still ..very
low. We hope, to seehim'geE weJl
soon. - . ,z- -
Trading FdrdLschool has decicTed.
since our t last ' report to ' have no
exhibition. .Some, one, guess'who
is to blame?- ; '
A very small crop of spring oats
will be sown here this sprjng. Ev
erything for cotton this year. .O r
It is sometimes very ifiicult to
convince the world that you liaye
brains unless you have plenty of
money, but most of our worry ' is
due to the anticipation of things
that never happen ' ,?
Ernest Miller, of this place: and
Miss 'Agatha - Elle'r, of "Craven;-
eiopea to poutn Ayaronna last wees
and got married. They returned
to the -groom's home 4 Saturday;
1 nis is what we- call a runaway
match and would -note .that, very
often the consequence occurs ;jusf
this way. Vlt is of little use to ob
ject to the young people getting
married because such things ,wiU
happen as they, don't . mind taking
a short trip on the traml
K Thjc Board of County . Conimis
sioners isjan institution .much ma
lignjd arid generally little under
stood. For this reason it receives
abTu to which ordinary individ
uals : are not vouchsafed. A few
tiniites with them will convince
aiX5rbbdy that. this work is( ardu
ousTand they deserve all charity.'
13yrjvone of the unpleasant con
ditions in the county are inconti
Sntly traced to the commissioners.
Mjut itbout tliis'week's work.
hTJri'Crump reported the small
pox situation to be satisfactory,
therlbeing butt three cases in the
confiiy at present.? Much of the
Boavdts attention and time was
taJretf ui In the liquidation of ac-
fcoulits.for the suppression of the
disease.,
h The change of public . roads was
discussed. The Salisbury-China
Grove road is dangerously near
id the .railroad in many places and
Surveyor Miller was ordered to
lnake a:new survey of the road
from here to China Orove. the ob
feet oeing to straighten the road as
iniict as possible and remove it
fromthe Southern.
' XhC Xiincolnton and the Sherill's
Ford, roads are to be re-located.
'-TJie-Board heard many petitions
relative to tax exemptions and the
likfj
C 1? matter of tremendous interest
f lawyerSv ludges and to the laity,
i? the ordering of the Board on
tl. 5 cDurt house. There has been
mi;Hi" complaint as to the way
it .'s has been kept' and the
lav vers have denounced ' its un
anij ary condition no , little . The
pedple will rejoice to know that a
netf-janitor will be installed, the
building cleaned up, and no ex
0uhc spared to make theroom
comfortable...
A lumber loaded schooner Dun-
nock, .was wrecked off Eoanoke
Island last Wednesday morning.
The Captain and crew were saved.
75,000 feet of lumber were lost.
State reports are that 39 coun-
1 11 A 1
;-ies nave smallpox. Alamance
laving 122 and Davidson being
second with 92 cases. Rowan is
DEATHS AT CHINA GROVE.
HOW THE NAMES X0ME INI
Two Recently.; - A Marriage Sun
day, 'Deputy Rice's Work. Big
daytorthe.Globe.
Correspondence of the Glob.
lOn last Sunday at the Lutheran
Parsonage, T. L. Noble and Miss
Lula Richie were united in mar
riage by Rev. J. Q. Wertz. Tlie
contracting partiesHre well known
and to them the ffood wishes M
he community are heartily ex
tended. ;
R. W. Gray, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at home in
Thomasville with friends and loved
ones. Returned yesterday evening.
Floyd Austin and Tom Littleton
of Albemarle, spent Sunday in
town with T. L. Ross.
Luther Gillon and Miss Mary
Kimball spent Sunday in Concord
with relatives. N .
Commissioner H. C. Leritz went
to Salisbury today on business.
The four year old child of Mrs.
G. C. Smith was buried on last
Friday at Concordia Lutherau
church. The relief came after
more than eight weeks of intense
suffering. May God comfort the
bereavedjones. 1
James Smith, near Enoch ville,
was buried in the cemetery at St.
Enoch Lutheran church on last
Sunday evening.. His illness was
of short duration. He had been
confined to his room for only a few
weeks. Galloping consumption
having laid hold on him without
much warning.
Elmer Wallace, of Glass, spent
last night in town with J. L. Smith.
The Globe representative was
in town Saturday, and to Mr. Dor-
sett came the reward of a very
successful day. He did more work
in securing subscriptions than any
day here before. He is a natura
born newspaper man, and selling
an up-to.date paper as he is, - as
sures success. ' . ;
Deputy' Sheriff Rice made his
The Week Past Has Been JVlost'
. Encouraging. The Glooe Grows
Rapidly and is Flattered J
It may not be in good taste.
though i tastes-good to us, to re
mind our readers weekly that the
paper is adding large batches of
names every day. It should have its -weight
with advertisers for the
worth of an advertisement is in '.
prbportion to the number of readr
ers that it has. The Globe is not
putting everybody on its list just
to make it an imposing one, but
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it never lurns down a good man.
In this connection, we desire, to
say that if any subscriber whose
name has been taken by our
agents, .whether he paid in advance
or not, fails to receive his paper,
please to report the matter to us.
We make mistakes but never .in
tentionally do we refuse to send
the paper after we have agreed to
do it and solicited the subscription.
Some names have been madver-
ently omitted a circumstance we
don't wish to repeat. But we
were talking of names and here
they are:
C. A. Deal, Mrs. Sara J. Deal,
Jacob W. DealL. A. Freeze, H.
L. Stirewalt, rJM. Dennis, A. D.
Sechler, Aaron Linke, VJ X A
Beaver, C A Lipe, J A McCnb
bins, Jno R Brown J L Smitti, J
A Barnhardt, II J Eddleman, J M
Beaver, Dr G A Ramseur,; Hols
houser & Sifford, A V Sloop, Levi
Deal, W C Parks, E L Karriker,
E R Blackwelder, G W File, J P.
Beaver, F C Cress, AW"Albright,
D L Gorrell, T L Nobles, T 1
Funderdurk, W E Weaver, J R
Patterson, rA bhinn, J X) -Long,
D M Myers, CVM Linn, Jas Over-
cash, JMrs Jennie bnuth, D A
Propst, J J Barringer,"D. M Linn,
J D Walker, T A AlbrlghtJ W S
Spears, J B Roberts, :E- W Ed
ward J L Lentz, II M Fagart, J
CLyerly, Nat B Drury,; J K
Owens, J M Glover; RLSiraerson,
Mj-'J' A'Brown; G,H Li taker, J J
G. H. Litaker paid the Globe a
call and a subscription yesterday.
J. T. Patterson, of China Grove,
gave the Globe a pleasant call
Saturday.
H. E. C. Bryant, of 'the Char-
about a tailender with less than ten lotte Observer, was in Salisbury
cases.
The residence of E. C. Jones, a
prominentman of Alexander county
was burned Monday while he and
his family were away. Policeman
Lyerly, of Asheville, also' lost his
Monday. ( '
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Ohio was treated Ionday night
to a lynching with up-to-date
methods. A negro Richard Dixon,
who killed Policeman Collis, was
taken from. Springfield jail, the
authorities having been overpow
ered and shot to death. For 30
mintes then, he was riddled with
bullets while the mob went wild
with delight as they reloaded their
pistols. The' dispatches say the
negro's limbs would fly up when a
bullet struck a muscle, and this
mikcled very greatly the mob: .
B. B. Parks an Elizabeth City
farmer, mysteriously - disappear
ed ' Thursday. He was taking
a load of produce to Jsorfork, Va.,
and twelve miles from Elizabeth
his horse was found dead near a
creekT Nothing was" missed from
the wagon. The horse gave evi-
Correspondei
March 7.Mr.:andvMrsr H: H.
Sells and four children, who were
poisoned about three weeks ago,
have entirely recovered .from the
effects of the dose.
4 There' is nothing morel serious
in Franklin' now than therneasles.
This is contrary to repent reports-
Miss Ethel Ward, of Salisbury,
- i. fn Ttr u j t. - r i 11 iKr'ir iid " mmmrt - u e r ' . . - . .
LLientz collected " turner thousand I T Vr. t - .
---"rXEi LXr. Jphri Holshouser, EingleA
ewv, - iciiui. xux 7- M Glover, Mitchell Ca
Rice, and a fine showing for the
citizens of China Grove.
J. L. S
yesterday.
R. L. McCrary, Esq., of Lex
irigton, was in Salisbury Monday
afternoon and night.
Mrs. J. F. Gaithor and Mrs. J.
Frank McCubbins spent a day in
China Grove last week.
Miss Mattie Griffin spent Sun
day with her parents and returned
to Greensboro that night.
Mr. ' Everett Walton has re
hpught of Mr. W. H.Wallace, the
grocery store iil the Bell Block.
Prof. G. H. Thompson was pre
vented playing at the Methodist
church Sunday. He has measles.
Miss Maggie Cecil, of the Dis
patch of Lexington, is in town to
day and doing good service for the
Globe. .
Mrs. E. C. Heins. with the other
members of her family will next
week join her husbjand in New
Mexico.
Julius A. betzer, who has re
cently moved from Georgia back
to China Grove, was in the city
yesterday.
spent last Sunday with her sister, gress in the Asheville district.
who is teaching the public school , . m .
, A .. -v . An unconfirmed rumor m Tokio
5f" f. i i j says the Japs captured or destroyed
Rev. R. S. Arrowood preached Russiim shiDsr. Whether true or
a very aoi sermon ouuua aii
noon at Franklin church.
Carsort, Hattie
Austin, Climax Shop, E L Heilig,
Henry Agner, J F Pence, Noah
File, C Goodings, WT II Link, R L
Plnmmer. J H Cornelison. W E
ucicnrtL hluj. Kusseii, T tf. etmore, William
Col. V. S. Lusk denies that he tester, WGRidenhour Mrs Mary
i T?pbhVan randidatn far Con- aru, ucaer, j r wmax,
- - - --
W L Beck, Jno A Hedrick, D D
Harwood, J D Misenheimer, A. E
Beaver, W W Weaver, Edd Pethel,
J M O Rimer, J A Weaver, W L
K.mhnll. J A TWirxoi,. " C M
Harold and Archibald Cauble are
at the home of their father, J . A.
Cauble. They will remain here
for sometime.
. Miss Julia Snipef, of Salisbury,
has been a welcome visitor in our
midst. v
not, a big sea battle is expected Kimball. II J Freeze. U A Bos
almost any time. tianT T M Wagoner, C L B.aver,
Dan Teachey, convicted of mur- J Lomax, Rev A L Aycock,
dering R. AV. Rivenback in Duplin Albert Hartman, G A Barger, T
county last March, will also be Ross, A R Eller, . Alfred Menius,
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hanged, the Supreme Court affirm
ing the sentence. The Governor
will in a few days set the day.
Upon urgent representations
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dence of being choked, a habit
common .wui x arK. Jn0. M. Julian, Esq., editor of
to control the balky anmmal. c, , L t
creek, others that he was robbed
but no one can furnish any clue to
his whereabouts.
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.if j ' L ,;Xf.- T toirv Mayor Bowlus, of Spring
spent Saturdax night with Mrs. J. f .
A I V r-m o crm ' '
A. Thomason.
The public
Wednesday.
school will close
YOUNG BOY SHOT.
D V Garner.
Will Furnish High Point.
, B.Fesperman& Co., closed a con
tract yesterday to furnish High
PninfTN.C .about 125 cars of rran .
nent, as a result of the lynching of jte curbing for street work. They
the negro Dickerson. Governor w:n have a switch nut in at Cres-
Herrick to-night ordered eight cent, x. C, to ship their curbing
companies ui oiaw; niauua iufic as they have a big lot to iurnisn.
to preserve order.
The aftermath to the Ohio lynch- Mrs. C. A. Bolich is visitingrel-
ing is the usual northern way the atives in Norwood, her home town.
attempt to exterminate the race. Rev. Robert S. Arrowood, of
Mr. Rice's Great Work..
in the country.
Messrs N. B. McCanless and
T. H. Vanderford Sr., are in New
York on business appertaining to
the street railway.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ' Bolich have
Delnitv Sheriff A. M. Rice,
broke all previous records last week returned to Salisbury after spend-
when he visited China Grove. In 'ms several days in eastern citiesf
a single day, he collected more Gn their bridal tour.
tlmn OWl in taxes and this isnot The store 0f Mr. Sam Bringl
li e. ues. mone; ,8iu ng Uvas broken into last Wednesday
ino mora to us is w . ht and robbed of 2a Mr
n snows mat onenn Juuansuep- ,.Mtr,,, .
Accidentally Shot Himself With
an old Unused Pistol.
Yesterday afternoon, Joe Wright Many negro houses ve been fired Kvoodleaf; spent a day here last
the young son of Mr. G. W. and general terror reigns in opn ig- week.
Wright, and John' Arey, likewise field. The mob has warned the E I. Frost, manager of (the
a young son of Mi:. WiU Arey, 7m .;Ty Electric Light Company, took a
were playing marbles,, and young jail is to be dynamited. northern trip Tuesday night.
Wright opened his trunk in which There are reports that the Dela- j. H. McNeill is another avowed
was an old pistol. Little Arey ware is rising rapidly. I his morn- candidate for the Republican nom
picked it up and in putting it back jng it was five inches above the ination for Congress.
struck the hammer against the highest stage ever reached before,
mantle and discharged it. The load The pumping station has stopped
struck the thick part 01 the boy s ana the town is threatened by a
leg and made a wound from which lack of water. The Pennsylvania
blood flowed ireeiy. J.ne injury , rauroad bridge is tnreaieneo.
At 9 o'clock this morning the
water in the Susquehanna was
twenty-eight feet and four inches
above the low water mark,and was
Will, not Make the Race for the still rising. This is the greatest
uty pulls finely the county's purse
strings, and the county is in fine
shape. When the people begin to
j look over the county for a sheriff
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i well - to iojr their memorv occa
sionally, and if they are really
earnest in their desire for a good
man, they will turn instinctively
to Mr. Rice.
W. H. Wetmore, father of Miss
Annie Wetmore, of the Graded
Schopl, has so far recovered from
his recent and long illness, as to
be able to visit now. Mr. Wet
more came in from Greensboro
Mondav night and went to Wood-
however, is not a dangerous one.
MR. JULIAN WITHDRAWS.
T. B, Brown, of the BrOwn
Clothing Company, .lias returned
from the northern markets where
he madq his spring purchases.
Mrs. E. H. Heins is today sell
ing, and will continue the .sale to
morrow; her personal effects pre-
paratory to moving to iNew Mex
ico.
flood since 1902. The Fennsylva- Jfeck's liad lioy played here last
nia and Deleware and Lackawanna week. The Bad Boy was not bad
roads are cut off from the city. for he was a girl. If the whole
The supreme Court Tuesday world had been swur for burf'ns,
handed down an opinion confirm- 5dln Culd -n0t
r I 1 .1 P A 1 T I I I Wt'M I I lllUlltl.
drawn trom the race. That Mr. mg the sentence to aeatn or Aiirea . i
Julian would have been nominated, Daniel, the negro convicted of the William Culp, col., a grease
hardly admits of a doubt. The dis- murder of the father of United wiper employed at Spencer, liad
appointment falls hard upon those States Senator Simmons in Jones his right arm badly shattered Mon-
friends who urged him to make county last September. The ne- day. He had thrust his -arm be
the fight, and who indulged such gro waylaid the aged man m a field tween the spokes and the engineer
0 " . .. m J 1 1 1 V " A. JI 4- - 4Ka f hinb-inrr Ktn ho- 4iric-ltr'l 4-V-
an active interest in his behalt.
The town and county are decidedly
Ugislature This Year.
For reasons best known to him
self and to his friends, Mr. Jno. M.
Julian whosejegislative candidacy
was announced last week, has with
leaf yesterday morning to visit his disappointed that his intention to
brother, Jrrof. (i. 13. v etmore. ? withdraw is final.
mrA cint Vlim tf dpkth. At the I thinkinir he had finished the work-
first hearing Senator Simmons put the engine into motion. The
personally urged the people not to poor fellow's outcry saved him.
attempt to lynch the negro. 1 The arm had to be amputated