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winston-salem; n. g;, moxday evening, april 2. 1906 '
20TH YEAR.
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BBTDEUBDS
t Conference Tomorrow An-
thracite Mine wocia .
Kill Reiterate Them .
With Changes.
iT KVOT BELIEVED
OPERATORS W ILL YItLU j
There Is Very Slight Hope of the Con-
ftrerce Resulting In Any "
Agreement-Strike.- $9 - Thia
Korning In Anthracite Region Al
though Ever)thing- l Quiet. Both
Sid:s In Anthracite Fight Seem
ined. Bituminous Situation
Is More Hopeful.
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Wire to The Sentinel
EW YORK. April 2. Jortn
kc'aelf will arrive here this evening
111 will at once call a meeting of the
ir.aeite seals committee to go over
,. li 'inar.ils to be presented ia
-T ...
pi raters at a Joint couierence to
il irr-jw. The demand will be pra'c-
iai;y tne same an muse prvovunu
Mhe.iast meeting with some alight
r.ollflc: ioni. They will probably De
lused, , .'
Dispateheg from .- the anthracite
et'.oz this morning Indicate that ev-
r.Mhicg is tranquil. The mines have
hui dewn .and there Is no operation
t U miners' holiday ia ccrameroora
ion of winning of the eight-hour day.
As this U holiday tho true test' of
whether any of the urlon men will- de
cline to obey the tuspenslou order
will come tomorrow. There Is a
Mrou? fooling against, a s'triko
pu5hpr the 'regiorbuT it tho coh-
fiTfttce tomorrow fall all men . will
'Sr j' tt order to remain out.
OfflclalB of several cf tlic coal com-
raiMu have given orders to blow
whisilti fur wik tome: row. ard if
titere arc r.ot suffieieut responses to
run the mint s will shut tlown. ' ' ' -
Thronly Indication (if a struggle la-
a.v Is at Wyolnlug, where troops of
remitted state police ale assembled.
fTheie is no apprehftieioi otiolfnce
disorder as thu coal Companies say
!-T will make no uttemiU to resume
lib strike- breakers, for some time,
is evident the intention of opera
ts ih to rely on the Vast amount of
"rve supply to starve the miners
a print where they will be willing
under the . present
l resume work
lu!itio::s.
I Immigrants And the Strike.
WASfflXGTOX. Arrll !Th V.
"I at Ellis Island hsi week Of 23.-
immigrants has ernlrH
inotig t.he.leadeis, particularly those
control of the mine workers. The
Nrge has been made that many of
t immigrants are being brought to
pis cotititrv in flniW.,,.1 ...
a! "like and that thpy will be usoJ
,'ikfi breakers. "
V evidence has bun adduced to
m ,hat l operator or agents
'' coak-acts with any f the. lmmi-
ran,- k is hint
iivmfiici, I Hill
spoors" have KlM their
assager given; them .Mifflclent.cn-.
'we .money and are taking "clmncea
" "flng employment in mines. The
"migration bureau i taking precau-
u prevent violations of aw and
flWfe are keeping th,)r t)yes open
"r ny evidence tht rnnM rllfv
"'wigrnnis as "cojitract laborers."
Mpec-c.r have been t.
:lanat,(:!is lo ltarr tn,, ...,.
ice- number of -f(1riiiri,nro -i, i. t
L.. nnu UM
P:Ck- ' o-one afiilress in ih.t -
Opator. Hay, Not.Raiwd Price.
Nf-V10RK. At,, iv ?a,k.-...a
, '. 1 8ered at retail
n tor raising the price of coal.
. an, u,lwUonel Bonrcc ltri
''iMnat- a. nvoHn. ... .
?lls of ccafrowls will ho hx
",nw cns wm T, ,wm
' c off the
K '"w lue Price. Onfrtior. .v
.IIT ...
' '.- tot raised Up
mere lg no r-.,,,
wuid takt!
FSj
AL MEETING OF
HIXGTON.-. April 2.6UW
ii tfls week
titailwajr (
lu-t U) Oi-o'r tt,i,
- wiu Da the
to it'-
itkiu of
oram!i4loners.
N o wtf llll
lt of dw,,, ..
invention ni b.e com
-""h'vas,
Rate
principal
view of
itmmlrated
nun
H1!,!E IOMIS1S
Resolution Adopted ty Board
TD Issue New Bonds for Re
demption oi Old Courthouse
Bonds to Amount of J 1 8.500 1
The count:- commissioners, la s-!
iloa toidy. appoinifil tax-iisieri fori
tfea tsrious ward. anJ,.jt.3ash'.ij for;
ttc yrar YM.ti s folios: j
AblKifa Cjfek Julius H. Staffer;!.!
Cfl'-'ws CiViV R. S. UinVU'.e. ' i
Ec than la .Bo'itrt Cxx, ,
ni;ai'.h W. R. K;;ia:agir. i !
' 'Clwaiiins.illc J. C.Woinrr.ack. I
tr!iei'iv:i!'-R. l!aTr,oc. ' A
i Lrw!svlll J. H. Corrad. . .'
MlddU' Foik Clo. V. Ci W3.
.Old R!ch:?icJl V. F. Sprinkle.
"Old Town J. II. Mrller,-- ,
Saleat .Oapfl J.-.E.,Crtws. Jf
emth Foik L, 1. Conrad.
Vi:i.-.a V. M. Btro'h.
Saltm -Jas. F. Hrtwec.
Winston, first ward, T. V. Farrish;
econJ ward. Z. T. Bynum; thltd
ward. Lton Cash. . "
Tho board1 alio! a- number of
claims and adjourned this afterr.oaB
to mctt again the first Monday lu
May.
Court House Bonds Issued.
The board paEsed the following,
which expius Itself:
Resolved, That the boarfl of com-mlrjltnerj-
of U county of Forsyth
pursuant to an act of the gctueral as
sembly. Issue bonds of this county to
wit: 30 bonds of the par valu of $500
each bearing C per cent interest pay
sble semi-annually, dated May t. 190
and dtie May 1. 1921, and that said
bonds be sold at not less than, par.
These bonds are Issued, to red-cem
court house bonds which will he due
May X' llVrifi. They wilkbo sold by
Albert Kleybolt & Co., of New York,
and the purchasers Will pay $ 18,850.
$1S,SE0. : ,
Joseph; W Babcock.
CBStMITTEES APPOINTED
TO SOLiCrr THE FUNDS
-onrtnrttrcT tErrUecu appointed to
confer with the business men of Winston-Salem
this week and solicit, sub
scriptions , to a fund for the .employ-rae-nt
of a salaried secretary to" the
board of trade, the party being chosen
to this position to devote his entire
time to the work. '
la addition, 'a large number ot let
ters have been sent out calling atten
tion to the Ihiportance of the Twin
City having an official of this kind.
Col. Webb Endorsee Move.
Col. O. E. Webb says: "I notice
with pleasure, a number of commit
tees have beta appointed by the
Board of..Trade. to. solicit funds to lib
used for the employment of a paid
lecrttary. My only interest In tho
matter Is my love fcr Winston-Salem
and my Cesire to 'see the city ntovo
fonvfird with raplrWMLk'j. I 'there
fore hope there fcnAlii ready anil a
liberal response to tlfe appeal of thow
having the matter in hand.
"Other towns in North. , CaruJInii,
none of which areajf intporMnt as
Winstcti-Salein, are raising money for
the' purpose of employing permanent
secretaries; Sul'iHbury perftetefl an
organization recently that started off
with C5 members. If I am not mis
taken each member paid In 125 to
join, and wHnssy $10 per year due.
This Is Just one place.
"A secretary who will leote ail his
time to the affairs of the city ta act
ually a "necessity. Every man, wh?
has wittin him a particle of city pride,
should, without , a moment's- hesita
tion, subscribe to- this fund. . I know
jwtcreof I speak when I ssy that the
man who, will be- employed will be a
good one. - The committee will find
bim. He will .be a man trained In in
dustrial affairs. He will come to this
city prepared to lead- in all matters
pettalnlns -to 'the-upbuilding of the
biclty in the Bouta." , . ,
Opening of Opera Season in Chicago,
ay Wire t rbi 8ntlnet
CKlCAOp April 2. Tho Metropol
itan Opra Season will be opened si
the Auditorium toight with a pnnsen
tjtion of the "Queen of Sheba" by
Collmark. The advance sale for the
season, which will last only one week,
has been, beyond all exruscutlon and
(sverythm? p:omits a highly occ.ss
iul week. - t.
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BASEBALL GAME D:i
KT FI1EW FI
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TAUNTS SG
Repreketuauve troiu Wisconsin,
tion
Leader in the Haute Againet Admimetra-
Measurer.
P 6ETJNGREASE
$20,000 Likely To Be Added
to Winston-Salem's Pub
- lie Building Fund - v
Superintendent Roberts Sayt the
.Building Can Be Enlarged If Con.
. gretsman Kitchin'a . Bill Goes
Through at n early Date, Make a
Report to Department Twice a
, Month On Progrese of t!te Work.
According to the W'ushlvRton cor
resFOftdents ot the'Chtiilotto Gh$?tve
anJ Raleigh Newa and Observer; V!u-
atou-Saiim will UKuiy get an lucnuiJ'
FEDERAL
coun
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Regular April Term ItejMr
This Morning With Judge
Boyd Presiding.
Pittrict Attorney Hslton, Marshal
-Milljkan And Several Deputy Mar
shals Are Sworn In Today. Judge
Boyd's Charge to Grand Jury.
About CS Cases On the Docket.
SpmII to Th Brbtliie!.'
...GRKE.NSBORO, April J.At the
cperlng scsilon of regular April tent--of
fi Ji-iiil tourt today lVj?mi Allot-
uey Huliiri), Mnrshal llllCV'mnd sev
Davidson and Guilford Co!
leges Contest'ng for Hone rs Former Reads Another L-"cr
. This Aflernooi-PosHioriof! Anout the Alieced n::i-
road Abuses In Stat e
of VIrg'nia.
TiIIS .TIME NORFOLK & , .
" WESTERN IS CRITICISED
Men on the Tw) Teams:
The first game of ball thU season
tn this city U being plated at Fairy tew
park this aftonuvnf between the teams
ot Davidson and Guilford. ' The Toot
trs were out In full force, thought the
crowd was not as Jarge as usual.
Cooper on the firing line for Da
vUleoa, hlit Sherlll ts catching. Bill
Pailej ta again playing St ahort and
Moore 1 tn crater field.
TSe Guilford bos have W. Hobbs
lu the bos and U llobbs ' catching.
Thia the Dnt game llubb bas
pitched this year.
The line-up of the teams:
Davidson Cely, light field; Moore,
center field: C net rant. Sd base; full
ey, short ittop; Falson, 2d base; ReeJ,
1st bane; Dogg. right Held; 8berrt!l.
catcher: Cooper, pitcher.
Guilford L. llobbs. catcher; Price,
center field; Hill, short atop; W.
llobbs, pitcher; Ames, left field; Und
iay, 3J base; Murrow, 1st bae,
Vhke, 2d bae:IJrdlcy. left Held,
Guilford Ahead al 4: 30 O'clock.-
At XM of sUtb vl'jnlng the score
lood: Davidson. 1; Guilford, 6.
ElES
llh
! ap?ropr!atlc3 from tTOO.W V. 7'''
,..,,, , .iU'IK'.' B.iyJ a cliVJ e was brief but
our public bulldins.. I ;., f ,.fcTf u.,, .
The avt-rage price brought by leaf
tobaccc sold ' tm tkls market las:
mstb war $9.20, pet hundred Inirtcad
oi $8.20, a's pubilbbcd.
Engineer E. E. Harris, pt the South
ern, is ccnfincil to his home by sick
ness. Ik was taken ill on his Tun up
the Wilkeslioio road Sat UK 1-. .
Rprejfntiltlve Kiterilr; iffe it:y in
.rodjerd a till in the hoime fr nn ivi
dltton o(J20.0W to the $6'9V a'.Jvr
?d this city hi a former se'slaa of
Congress, U appeal sthal' this 'ai.uoaut
Is to be allowed.
Superintendent Roberts. ' w':o .Is
Sore . teprcscnllng the goveiam'-nt,
was aaked whether, If the bcreas
s:l appropriation was mads w1;hia the
aext few days, ju enlargenienl of t!'-'
building, which is row In fg.irso of
jonst ruction, "cr.i.l.l be airnntd Ur.
He r: i lli.d that It c itiid, tajlng. thnl
.he plans could bi changed in v
architect's offlre at Wshinsfcn htfl
fovwHide.l here without much riela.
Superlnt?n:lft:t Robert's udd-vd - t'-.a.
freiiuertly when' jroiirlKti6r. art?
.rad the ifi.tnej is not ava!!al)le be
fore July 1. but be said that tfcU was
matter that coul.i be aria-igi fl' sails
facto: 11 y to all pariii ((irei'rr.ed. -
Supeiintindcnt. R-jit!itst inakts a,. re
port twice a mon.h tt the depart mer.l.
!D the progrrss of the work on tin
public biillJIn?;.
!M.niirc!)enslv-, theVi btMiig Da special
slltjs tj any particular class of of
finse). ' . - "-.
Tl.ue ate mat' a on the docket
ft r trlil. Vjtviusive of tho 3,1 cases
Hsuinst the revenue officers nd' dis
tillers. -Mo.-:t of thei'S cases are ol
tlic "uioan-u'jliii!" vaiie;y. Thee have
accttnuil.iieil on aocount of bavins
bc;i srde-tneked for tht laat two
leims of c'iiirt fv-r the bigger cases,
1: v.l.icli oSicers buve been on trial.
BUSSED lit
mm mm
i!y Wiro lo Tlifl Seiillnet
Ci'.JCAdO. April 2 Following ,lhe
-.'unal t.'cllou fiuiida- In which
AliMniief Dowie wit 'deposed
iiiilvf! k'!i;rnUlii of 'Zionists."
ST.
8T. PETERSIM'IWl.' April J. Pre
miliary itctlor.s of members of the
uinlelpal ,conv$ntloD, who in turn
vill st iect members of nat.ior.sl douma
ire proc,diiig today amid Intensa r
ItemeuC which has spread tbrvugb
iiit the city. Constitutional democrats
aem assured of victory heTe, v
' Many Soldiers Influenced.
NAGAfiAKI, Japan, April 1 A
age number of Russia reVnluittftrtr
ho find from Siberia anJ settled
rt, will lssd" 'hutsian Bepapr,
A gri it n imber cf Russian soldiers
rtumlng to Russia havo fallen under
nfluen.ee of the-se exiles. ' ; " 1
Truth ar.d ho, teal j have btit
common witti iTIplnnincy..
So-culled ptiiitt picvenu some
front riding on tin- nattr wafinn.
ii of t.
n, !!!.:
ip.itiiig
Wait-
i.f, i- .wt rfl Hied at
thin tiioiltlj-.g, iegully
.in.- move, Dow h) might
(". in.eiitx wt'te lurnud
iiv r (j Dtatui '',xiiinirr Granger.
C!j n iiii".l';:M.u can uffjrd to wear
a tnislii-siiit.
j. i. V; ii. continues seriously til.
VIISSIQNARY INSTITUTE
IT mn TONIGHT
A nilihloiitiry Institute for the Win
toe, dlttrtct. M. E. church, . Etroth,
.111 open In' the M. E. church at Moti
on tonight., Tw.i cr three sessions
1 ill, b jtU tomorrow ' ind tho If-stilts
may'not clos nntll Wedneeday.
V larg sttendance Is expected. A
arge delegation went to Mndlton
vora here this afterniKm. Among
bote noted were tho following: Revs,
ti E. Williamson, J, Ft Kirk and U. F.
'srpenkT. of, this city: Rev. Z, Hlno-
aia ,of Dtuhnm; R. r. W, M. Robblnf,
it Advance; Rev. M. H, iVustnl, Miss
tlire Zimmerman, Miss Oflle Ripple
md J. Chitlfeltw. of Davitlson rtrcnlt;
Uv. V', H. Willis, former pastor of
Grace M. E. church. Presiding
K'dt-r ScroggM will alto be in alien-
lance. Ho camu lo Madison today
it is Alleged That Norfolk A V
And Chrupeaks And Ohio A L
(tar Control f the Penn ,
3steT. Houet of Mpre .e
Doea Nat Agree to Senate Amnd.
mem to Pension Bilk Houe '
Agrees On Anti-Heslnj Bits. '
;v Vh- tit The rnttnel ?. ;
.WAEIUNOTPN. Awrll .'. 5. See! it v.
tillnian la the senate this mom'r.g la-
jduecd s l'ter from U M. Williams.
f William k Son, bankers, of Rich-,
tiond, Va.. Cliargitjn gross dUt-rimlna-
ten by tho Norfolk Wcnteru Rail
way against that cltv 1 11 favor ot
tjltlmore and PMladklpbla. ( Tho
writer dvclirej that this due lo
: he absolute eont rol ot that railroad'
und Chesapeake-, sail Ohio by. IhJ
JHansylvanta Company. "I have sent ,
ibis lu the desk," explained Tlllmun. .
'In reptse to ' Senator Srott'o re -
quest recettly. that f keep tho aetiato
tstion in the hous, .-
Tb bouse today disagreed to ti-.'J.
senate ttutoduient to- thd penslou ip-,
prcpt-tattott bill tui sent the bill V
oonl'.-nmre, The report of the confer'
etco on the sati-hailng bill wss
agrtesl to.
lliQHCuSjfi.
: to iiD tp.i;:.E
At t cengregatlonar meeting of thi
.uthcian' church yesterday rnornin
'ifter divine, serf lees It was ' tii..i.,!
iiously dsci.Ud to proceed Immediate-,
ly to wt a parsoasge, ;
committer consisting of )Ui.r,
a . Hire, D. A. Bwlnk and T. II.
f.lid. with the pastor as eiialrmuu.
wis appn!ste to solicit funds and
prosecute the arrangomeDta.
The congregation owns, a beautil
lot adjoining the church, and hopes
o erect a building that will be as
jraament to the city nd a credit to'
herr.icSvrs '
'rom Leaksvilio.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXi-IHITlONS.
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JAPANESE MINISTER TO UNITl D STATES.
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Nevn Advertisements.
WUston Millinery Ca New
rivals. Th best line ot popular
priced hats In the city. ' .
Joe Jacobs Clothing Co. Swell tine
if Easter Suits for ueu and boys now
'a. The best $7 SO, $10. f 12, $15 and
120 suits In the city. 8e theui.
J. V Nfw ninn. Announces the sr-
iva) of big lir.e of new ehofs, showing
ill tiie nism otyles and leathS
John G. Yonng, Beveial cars of
Blue Gem Red Asb lump coal, subject
to yoer orlers.
Brown, Rogjrs A Co. Roller skates
for all sod to fit any foot.
Bmoketa' Ixn The Cuban cigar, a
v amoko bur worth double.
ishmii'a Shoe . Store. The Crad
dork ,hoea In all the uw shapes feci)
leatbi-rs.
A. Doye A Co. tnnoutco 'tis w
rival of a big Hue of m-w foot, wear
for mtn, women, boys tot girls,
RoM-nbacher ft Bro.f Specials ia
every department.
The M-rvWetbrook ' Co. At
04ace. days pf sprta lUllIcery ope.V
inf. Wednt-stSay, Thliaday ad KrJ-
uy. : rv'--' -'V'.1
Fletcher Brcs. Flee taanplo suit,
big Wjiia.m, fcr fin upv i' f, '
Wells-BrMs Co; Watch for ificlal
Entertainments at Fried berg And In-
trprii Largely Attended.
ij- tvlr m The HminniH. ; '''"' i"'
FRIEDDEHO, April .1 Thf achxt
stiibiiion here fatnrdsy'attiiietcd a
large crowd, notwUhsianriig (bo ill-
jr.eesble wtather.' The CruUnillo
trlng band furttshetl the wuslo to-
!h- enjoyment of all present.
'There' was an exhibition at'Euter.
prise Saturday, the attendance on
which was also very large. - - ,
Ths-school at Fist Rock will clox
April ,. The public ts cordially in
vited. ., , , " . -
Mr. Arthur fipnugb, who has bei-n
at-ton a trip to tho mountains, rctumM
home the Other day, bringing several
horses which he purchased whita
'away. .
After spending a short while1 at
home Mr, Chester Anderson will leave
for school in a few days, , ." -.,
Mist Btevenson, of Bi'.tDi, bas ten
vlkltlug Wis. J, M. MoCuUtoo the pent
Mr, Luther Oouso and sNer, of.
D.nie county, are visiting Mra. lUry
Johnson, ef this place, v. ' '1 '.
Miss Etrtle Davis, of Clemmoti
vliiul Frldbrs yesterday. .',
Mr. Emtst Mine, of CIibiidoos, bat
beoa visiting B. B, 8borev ';
Mltwf Wofc'ra TrtxU 'aV Rtith -
Crist, pf Salt m, wrre tbi tu it
Mlrs C!se ftsfford a f'tw day sgi.
Mr. J.jhn Burk Is critically HI.
UNIOn T.!EfI OUT; j
T AT HIGH FCijT
TUn cw grocery firm, thi-'flU'
Biiett Co.. , in fhe Melnung Jbt lng.
;in Main street, Salem, eipwi M S!
doors this morning. vTbu Intrfi' r of
liils atortf. makes it one of the irir.l
iomet giocevy woits in lilts
Hv Wire W The Sentinel '
HIGH POINT, April t-Abrmi S09,
aut cf Z'M men quit work this morn
leg. All the factor! are running ari l
itanr t them are not affected at sll
as the SOU men sre scattered ov f
various factorttMS, The town it jul"t
an1 oi difficulty In filling places 1
aoUclpatti if deflred.
P.. O. Leak, of Sumter, 8, C.. ar
rived In the city Uils afwrnoon,