.WIN-CITY' DAILY. SENTINEL
JIYEAR.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10. 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
500 KILLED
FAOYBY THE
fill LAVA
WIJWH.1I PROPOSITION OF THE
INAUGURATED TODAY.
Inter-State Commerce Corn-)
'mission Commences One;
Authorized by Tlllman-Gll-!
lsepie Resolution-The First!
Hearing in Philadelphia.
Bv Wire to The Sentinel
PHILADELPHIA. April 10 One 'of
the ir.utC sweeping inquiries ever un
deitaken by a, goveinmcr.t 'commis
sion biSuu lure this morning by the
intt rotate coiiimtree commission. 1;
is Investigating the alleged communi-
ty of luteiet'.s bit wiit
Ithers Have Been Se-
injured by theTer-
e Eruption of Ve
suvius In Last
Day or So.
v i -in ooo PEOPLE
U ... r-rx rno unup v v , u ire io id sentiu
t rLLL riWi'l nv7i'iL..jC0mnil.r( , carriers and Wal n i.uai-1
MINERS WILL BE MADE TODAY.
;e OEcisi
CD'.ViE in seek
BELIEF IN CUT.
RAILROAD RAT
E
PROMISES
' TO BE TOO WEAK
At Joint Conference This Afternoon They Will Say Whether
Or Not They Will Agree to Mitchell's Proposition to Re
fer Their Differences to ArbitrationSome of the
Operators Said to Favor Referring Matters to
The Old Anthracite Coal Commission.
''era tors. The solicitude of coal reals
intss of the country.
NEW YORK. April 10. The reply. for ludtpeiidents U much a sur-j
Stops Over In Chicago Fori
Purpose of Carrying His I
Troubles to Law for Adju-
dicatlon-Crowd Meets Him General Opinion Is That The
Foraker - Aldrlch - Knox
Combination Weak-
ened the Measure
Very Much.
ADVOCATES OF THE BILL
ix, I PUT ON THE DEFENSIVE
at the Depot.
By Wire to Thivu'tinct.
CHICAGO. Apia lo Weary and
worn from a Ioiir Jourccy. Prophcl j
IXiwIe arrlw-d in I htrago at :t" thlsi
im.rnlng. Piolmlil.v three .thousand j
ptrsons Jaunmd il:U polk, street de-
pot to cain a am point to ret a
of the oiierators to Mltcheirsjuoaos-.l arls; tjJJlVJU, as in
set.-slon of the joiut confer-
... ,.,. I. Enveleocd Munln wM ""P0 u'u"'r lhe luv, s" i 'e-erbti ration wilt be MUde- at tbla at
. . r MRtiticn covers, evtniu
,-.....i r r.r,.., flmjnl,cr- lno n,W conUmpIattd In the.
OC t"t'tt4 '
Volcano In Addition to
f nown to be ueaa ana in
Uny Are Misting Terrible
n Neighborhood of Volcano.
I hi: linl'U U '!.
no
glimpse of the famous man.
, ft Suntmet
; April in. From
the
cui ooi) 't, iiicon
elite.
scope of the Tilluian-Gllltspie. rvsolu- Wall Smt't in much amused today
llon- U:. the offit-lal explanation mad that
Only three witnesses were request-: adjournment tequesled yesterday by
ed to be present at fxlay's st,Asion.
They were Wm. V. Attorburg, gener
al manager of Pennsylvania road: J.
G. Sv'arles. general coal agent, Penit-
ad eotne to be" venture a
inch thin? as an tudeH ndetit.
It is Slid that some operators are of
the opinloi that thv best way out oft
vice pKsident of Reading Railroad,
!lr of fatalities reported in
( limirsi has increased
Over five hundred deaths
In have occurred and
full Mury in written, If It
!io number is likely to be
r
hi' people are minting and
'i!iip in confusion which
iiiglioui thu country to try
fur Hu tu.
mew llillliliir II f Intureil
hnp'ushlble to furnish med
mie and a great many of
die.
( tiie general njarket here
'his niocnltiR while a big
slu-lirred botJath It. At
VHX . I'l'-sln in such a wayi"cirnn
recue dlfflciill.' fp to
i linn i elve corpses have
"I out anil liS harllv Intnrert
,ak, ti fimi lhe ruins.
:l"' market was being used
'f r'.fiu-o for refuses front
,n '""lici. Many of hem
; Hie injured and killed,
ure ctevlid Imb or.e sec-.
buildiiiK and became wHd
Mn the roof fell. A
e:.(;ip,, frm t)t. building
'""'c f'f the greater nuni-
rdU il ?l. - 1
Pnte to Send Shioa.
April l.-CoutxIl of mln
ileciiUd to send a naval
' Nl;es to assist in the
v "''iii's of the eruption of
alvr lhiti '"orr.ing he vlo
tiiiptlon diminished
and a n conRonunia ihn
:,s aiid tinders slackened.
ms are advancing slowly.
"a,Th of the collapsed
aii-fiuiseplior resulted In
r i mor bodies, bringing
' 'O marly 2(H).
i have been searchtd,
1 'he discovery of forty
s' of these were of aged
" '-"I nut strength to flee.
f Kola the streets were
;Vli 'f fourteen feet with
volcano.
who was in High
renins that several
mar.
Allien iu the furniture fac-
"'t their jobs on account
' a union, have annllxd
'uiwtlcn.' agreeicg to
the union. Two mem
llKh Point union were In
-lerdnt.
1 Sigg U lis The Sentinel
I'"1 win not be formally
'"f easoii until Saturday.
however.
The Btrett cars,
he park next Sundat
of Walnut Cove
' viMtlng relative1 here!
Fill BETTER STREETS
Us Wire to The Sentinel.
CINCINNATI. O.. April
-an to h Adriatic the jf yl,van,a roaj. Theodore Voorhls. first
in in portion of Italy is eti
di..knes and ashes are
l,i.;itig i'ioiii the black tky.
, .hi mil.d In vaporous
link . is i mining flashes of
tio'ks of white hot stenv.
hurled upwards and then g'
kn its -ides. . '
tUattuci. director of the 'ih
n mains the sole' watchman
i:i)h. noting every change
in sisnal the slightest a!gu
in the flow of lava, which
iikily fur some' time,
ane swept over Naples dur-
Kht. . '
tor Knianuel and the queen
Miniiil the coast in a VV"ht
nuirey to the suffews.
i.v'Kumhed 510,04(0 to
risen nt Naples, which he U
ilistiibiitlng among the
FAVOR TREATY WITH ITS.
By Wire to The Sentinel.
NEW YORK. April 10. The! Ger
mans In this city strongly favor the
conclusion of an arbitration treaty
and the foiled
IujIil-uuii llumiuni'
t. uiein-1 .
o. i h. ..ob.i , ,i f, ,k. it, -ies aim piopuse to sue npirssion
uui una nn(vi.u iurj 4 ir. i, mat no
streets need cleaning. Thanks to the
lneflici,'nt street cleaninRllepartnient
the condition of the streets during the
last year or two has been so disgrace
ful, that the citizens began to pro
test. The agitation spread through
all parts of the city and finally the
lachets of the public scheols took tip
the matter, enlisting the sttppm of
the Businessmen's Club, A co-.ven-lion
was caltod for the purpose of
discussing the stret: cleaning prob-
Itm and to consider ways and meaitB
for impicvlng thj condition of th?
public s'treets aud highways of the
city. Today the convention will be
opened and It ,1s expected that the
deliberations of the convention will
be. both Instructive and Interesting,
An elaborate program has been pre
pared aud scores of prominent speak
ers have promised to address the con
vention at lis vaiitms meetings. The
at reel cleaning problem will also he
considered lu the public schools dur
ing the convention week and - "The
Streets of Our City; How Can We
tmpiove Them." will form the topic
of discussions In which teachers aud
pupils will take P'1"'. Fifty thousand
have-
Stvei't" Co".ven!!ou" bndgt s
beeiidiiitt:ibut.L.d...flmiins . JJlfi
school children of the city.
SENSATIONAL TRIP OF
AN ENGLISH BARK.
v Wire to The Se.ulneL .
PLYMOl'TH. England. April 10.
The Hamburg bark Hebe, which is
now undergoing repair at this port.
had a decidedly sensational exper
ience before It found a fcafe berth
here. II was towed in a disabled
condition Into Plymouth Sound, but.
t their sentiment iu the matter at a
meeting which Is to be held thin even
ing at Terrace Garden. The meeting
is held under the auspices of the Ger
man Peace Society, and will consist
of a largj uumber of prominent Ger
man Americans, representing the va
rious German-American societies.
The object of th me.'tlng Is to dis
cus ways and means cf urging' Pres
ident Roosevelt to re-open negotia
tions for the conclusion of arbitration
with Germany.
a I, aiing on the arms of tol
as hurrlt-d to a carriegi amid
Chii-rs, eat fa!!-', etc. The mob ut the
IaiKtt pait of It uliid to gt a
Laiiiie of I hi. fui mi r Iruiler of 7. 1 on
the difficulty and one that would Prw;r, p ,.t.m (r () N))tn
ho had not
were struck b
Hie rmaclated eotulltlou Of the mat).
Later Dow le changed his mind add
did nut go to Zlon City as announced.
He will remain here and carry
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t. , I ,i i vi i s da ioi iui jwiftii vi ouuuillUK j mi"" "v.- whv,h- i vui . 1 1 ri iiiu n lujst(,j iwle 111 lUlii'tll!"
iuitr.tr opinion frotit independent op itlie old anthracite cdinmlssloii
Their Fight Now It toe the Purpoa
of Patting a Meeiure Tbal Will
Not Be Mteningleee Preeldent
Said to Be Diaappolnted Bomewttat
at the Protpectt Senator BeHey
Maket Strong Argument. Today In
Reply to Senator Spooner And
Knoa. '.
OENTISJSIN BRAZIL
Dy Wire to The Sentinel.
NEW YORK. April R Dr. Maria
Antoinetta Gheklere, the only woman
dentist in Rio de Janeiro, liitiil. who
came hue (or a two months" visit,
started today for the West. According
to Mrs: GhckSere'i statement llrazil
is a gK'Bt field for dentists. There
are very few there and the prices paid
are extremely high. Kor willing a
tc;th she charges $ri.50 without gas
and net liss than $'0 with gas. An
i.idir.ary flillfg costs $10 to $12, a gold
crow-' abi.ut $50. Mrs. Ghekiere is
traveling partly for pleasure, pattly to
study American mtthods of dehtlslry.
She intends to spend the summer in
Europe.
the
matter directly to the courts f,r
adjudication. He raid he ould re
main at tht- Auditorium aiiuex pending
Lhe action of the courts. .
INJUNCTION CASE IS
nieuiocrn ov iiinnr
o 1 1 1 l lui i 1 i r 1 1 hi iinihr
IIIIUULU Ul UUUUU
T U,UI
, .
GREENSBORO. April 10. Clerk cf
the superior Court John J. Nelson
this morning received from Judg Fer
guson his derision In the case where
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH. April 10. When, the
tenth district was called In the sup
reme court today, one of the most certain property holders and tax pay
notable cas.s that came up on appeal ltr on 8o,l,il Elm tfeet nought to re
was that of State vs. Arthur William I81"11" ,he fl,v froin maMng further
from Davie county.' the prisoner b- j Paynit nts to lhe street paving con
ing tinder sentence of three years on
the public roads of Randolph county
for murder iu the second degtee lu
t)iiit-he-Ailled .Louis Laird la-Ht-.lHH-nary.
Tl:e defense net up Is self'
nVfemwtn-th.it Williams was protect
ing his "pi entities when the killing oc
curred. Attorney General Gilmer
argued for the prosecut ion and at tor
nt s for the defense are T. li. Bailey,
E. L. Gaither and A. T. Grant, Jr.
ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
A colored man iu' attempting to
board the outgoing passenger train to
Greensboro last Evening had a narrow
owing to the highly dangerous explos- cape from being, ground to pieces.
' ii . t . . 1. 1 t. .. t t t u . bir ..L ... il
ne lost ins noiu on uie inuaoiiu imr
ive nature of her cargo, Sir Lewis
Beautnonl, the r.aval cirrnnia'nder-ln-chief
at . Davenport, refused to grunt
permission for her to be repainted
The Hebe had on ioard i'JO tons of
gunpowder and 200 tons of carbide
of calcium, vessel and cargo being val-.
ued at $10,000.
"Admiral Beaumont ordered all war
veel to be removed from the Sound
to the Hamoaze. It was feared that,
should an explosion occur on thu Heb
the magazines at Hull Point might be
affected' and the three towns endan
gered. Dartmouth and Falmouth also
refused the bark permission, to go to
either place. '''
At last the Lloyds Induced Sir 1-ew-Is
Beaumont to permit a war depart
ment, barge ,to. remove the explosives
from the Hebe. This was done and
the damaged bark was finally docked
for repairs.
Ing and fell 'under the moving train.
Parties standing near held their
breath, expecting to see life crushed
out: of he negro. The man managed
to roll off the track Just la time Vj
save himself. The car wheel, how
ever, caught his hat and ran over it.
Determined not to get left the negro,
tractors until the navement was built
according lo specifications. The city
authorities fought the injunction vlg
ofotiely. ...claiming that the work-was
up to the s:f'ciflratliinn Iu every par
ticular. Judge Ferguson, dissolved the In
junction and taxed lht plaintiff.- with
the costs. '.Immediately noon hearing
of the' judge' order Messrs. Justice
and Morehtad, attorneys. for the petl
liouera, filed a notice of appeal to the
Mipjenie court, which acts as it con
tinuation of the order restialning the
city from paying out further monks
on the contract, until the case Is
further heard.
SOCIETY IS SHOCKED
. AT PRINCESS' ACTS.
By Wire to The 8nthiet
ROME. April 9.Arlsticratic sue
iety Is gicaily shocked over the-
latest' escapade of Prince Elvira.
fore" of the dauRhier of Dim Carlos.
the pretender to the Spanish throne,
who has repeatedly become conspicu
ous In an unpleasant manner, emu
Is thirty-four year old and some time
ago eloped from her father' house
with the painter Filch!; with wjumi
she went to America. After some
months the couple 'returned ttt'Rurope
and lived in great seclusion under an
assumed name at San Ucrvuslc. a re
mote suburb of Ilarcelone. A few
daya ago 'she came to Florence to
at lend to some buslnehj aml.whllr'ln
that city the prlnetas was arrested
as the result of a hair pulling match
with a woman shopkeeper.. The-
prln.-es went to a hop to,get Botne
furs which had . ben repaired. She
complained about the price and the
difference of opinion' Jell to a lively
scuffle, In which the shopwiituan caiire
out i'fceeniVil . best. She had the
prlnetaa urnsted. but matter was set
tled mi't of court. , -
T
T.
By. Wire to The Sentinel.
GLOLCESTER, Mass.. April' 10.
One of the worst Morula of the year
swept over this part of the coast Inst
night, doing miicb damage )o ship
ping: The thiee-niaster schooner Gif
ford' from Maine to New York, was
adrift In the harbor and carried aernoi
who was drinking. Jumped up. leaving ;to f,.fln watpr wve wn(,rp ,t
his hat, rah after the train and;(aplBin On-enieaf and five sailor
caught it before it reached the freight ! w(.r(, 1( 8CU(,(I by a,lother schooner
The sleek of goods of the J. W.
Hester Co., Trade street, was dni-,
aged by smoke and water as a reault
of a fire1 which started in the base
ment of tha stoie about six o'clock
last evening. The fire departments
responded promptly to the alarm and
succeeded in preventing the flames store. Easter news in various depart.
from spreading,. Mr. Hesier, the man
ager, duly -appreciates the good work
of the firemen in saving the com
pany's stock of goods.
Dr. Wade H. Bynum,
was in he city today.
of Germantou.
depot.
C. I
kinds. Tiie
New Advertitementf.
Sharp. Eater goods cf
and went ashore but
(not obtained.
the name was
alii
J. W.
Gen. Booth Birthday.
I LONDON, April 10. The s.-vtnly-Heiler
Co. Some mou-1 seventh birthday' of Gen. Booth, the
eyaving pilci-s.
Neely & Crute Call 'attention
stinng line of Easter footwear.
chief of the Salvation Army, is ceie
to lirated throughout the world today by
'the various branches of the Salvation
E
By Wire to TIih. HenllneL A ' " ,
WILMINGTON, April 10 Member'!
of the Grand Lodge -of Manor, o
North Carolina are assembled lieii
today to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge aiT the cer monies con
nected with theVLng of the corner'
stone of the 'monument to be erected
to Cornelius Harnett. The session, of
the Grand Lodge has been called at
the request of the Colonial Dame.'
who have the work of collecting, funds
for th 'monument In charge. The
la)irg of the corners'one will take
place ihts aft, i noon and an clahorH'.e
priferam has been prepared- for the
occasion.
Ogburn-Vest Co. Why a realty In-i Army. Special thanksgiving meetiiig
vestment Is the safe one to make.
Bennett.' ni.ry & Co. Have
(were Kid here and In otjjer citle of
an the I'nitcd Kingdom.
aKrartive poge ad, iil this lsue call-1
ing attention to Hdr three leading. Mr. John D. Wallscondi Hon con
brands of shoes and oxfords, jtlnue-ritlcal. '
J.'A. Wie:-neTC& Co. --Screen' doors ' TV': '' : -
i.tMi-iivw.r white carriage
and windows; place your orders
early.
Hit i nbacher
& . Hro. The bjjsy
ments. "
Ijinlqulst ft. Pfohl Olive oil and
lis advantages for summer cooking.
shop aiid this office, an embroidery
cuff, fastened with a class pin, with
"A. K. N "0" on It and the. Initials
E. W. cn the back. Finder will please
b-ave at thla office.
Editor H. P. Deaton. of the Sloore.
vllle Euterpilse,
day.
was In the city to-
W. J. Weatbrook. of Danville was
lie the city today.
J. Casper returned this monilng
from a business trip to Roanoke.
By Wire to The Bentlnel
LISBON. Portugal, April 10. Tke
sessloji of the Internal lottal Mtdiral
(,'ongn ss was opened her today. The
dlt mimic Is unusually large and ev
ery civilised country of the wot'd is
represented by delegates, Among
them ate many of the most noted an
thoiltis in vailous blanches of niaJ
ical'scltnce. Among the matters to
be discussed by tbe CongreiMi will be
the case cf Lawr Patrick, who la
charRid with baviitg murdered Win,
M. Rice, one of hit client. For. the
firct time In the history of the Inter
national Medical Congress a woman
physician, !r. Jenni McCowan, of
Davenport, Iowa, will deliver an d
dress.
The' Wttls Brli-U Co. has erected
a uamlsome sidewalk sign In front
of their store on Main street, Salem.
By Wire to The drntlnrt.
, WASHINGTON. April 10. The a
sertlou It made on the rapttol bill
that admlnlst ratio has lout til Ita
railroad fight with Aldrlch Foraker
Knox forces of the senate. The fact
that the president has ihoan a will
ingness to compromise on ccWaln
''.lent points of the rate mi enure la
taken by many at a proof tliat there
is wiine gnuind for boust of opposi
tion. 1
Thn presldetit haa front tbe outset
admit hd that certlan concfsalona
might hate to be made to constitu
tions) txperis of the aenate and
rather than plac law upon tb
tt at ute boos aijleb would go to cor
tin d ath before the xupreni court h
la willing to accept Home amcndnifot
of opposition.
H'nalor Bailey la making a atrong
nix eeh thla afternoon In favor of fata
regulation.
C. L SMOOT AND WIFE
ARE OEGLAREO GUILTY.
Husband Scntoncod to Two
Years In Atlanta Peniten
tiary For Counterfeiting and
Wife to One Year. , -?
GREENSBORO, April 10. The Irlal
if the Hmoet counterfelttiig canoe
was nor concluded today until a tew
mimics' before the dinner adjourn
ment, : ' ..
- Major - Htednmn mitde slronK
i" ch for def . nils ni G, L, Hinoot.
rgnoilng ihe c!ise of the woman. Dlw
trlct. 'Attorney Helton, in thu ckwilti
aig'iim 1 1, made an Vffccllvc marvhiil'
ling of Hie rlicuinstaticea against llio
man., roiitt inlliig that, .tils piirt'litslrg
,il every Ingredient uted for the pur
pt.se of coiiiileffidtltig coiinected him
wltlt bi fug h.e. mie who made thu
nii.iwx' ,,n,l toiu Wir.. Jib IS.t illu.
trlbiillng agent.
The Jury was. not out over flvo
minutes Ifefore It brought In a verdict
of guilty as lo both. Judge Boyd fun
tei.eid the mail to the penitentiary at
Atlanta for two yearn and tbe woman
for erne eur, saying be Consider" d tba
mail bj far the guiltier of the two;
Mink Ptiiett, father of the woman.'
who lives In Wilkea county, has also
been Indict. d for complicity In Coun
terfel'lng gang which lu one form' or
anoiher haa lnfeid that mountain
section for many years.
there are many Wllken lawyert
and wil ileuses hero Interested In thd
bankruptcy proceeling against liar
din. Davis, Combs and Hasty, of
Wllkiboro, which wilt be taken tip
thla afternoon, a soon the caae
against moonshiner from Catwc!!
couniy, who .was arrested Sunday, I.
tried.
Many Vieitota Will Be Here.
"The miiilter nt Hisler vtltirfe tlila
year promlles to brtak all former
lecords;" remarked .Mr; A. F. Young,
of Hotel Ph'H'nlx this afternoon. He
tlatid that he hd received appllca
tkjn for roomt from mote tha 109
people.
The Ixautiful Moravlao mrvlctn on
Sunday an dthe attraction here on
Momlay are sine to draw a largo
crowd.
lAndqiilxt & Pfohl' havff e nipped
their dnig store with oxydifcd metal
labies'. stools and chairs In connection
lih other improvements to their
soda fountain and fixtures.
Mrs. J, A. Dean returned thU after
nixju from a visit 'o reiatlvi at Ker
nerwvllle and B lewi Creek.
Cole k Roger' dog and pou?
show Ik cooiing litis way aod will
probably rxfillbt In this city. Thla
new will be received wlib delight by
tbe children, ' . " ; ' . ', ' '