T1NCITY DAILY SENTINEL
'YEAR.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
(Bill
II ? Doubtless Mark
Great Sn Fran
Conflagration. -
u.,b Arts Much In
lrf tM Streetf - EnUiU
Ma Of the HOmc.c
Lr0stu Adt Million
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Government Rel-cf
B19 LOCAL CONCERN -
II CHi.BTER.
RECEIVES
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By Wire to The Sentinel.
LONDON. April 23. It. is txactly
tweutv-eli years today since Mr. lUail-
stjce went to Wind-tor and ntwl to
I'oim a ministry. The general e'.oc
itiou had resulted In the return of IVJ
i liberals. sixty Irish HomeruWrs, acl
I2-42 Tories. The qmen tent for Ijord
I Harrington c April 22. and h w.-nt
, to Windsor with Lord Granville on the
jnwiuiag of i"e following day. la the
afternoon the two re.urnt-j and dtaxe
'off from Paidi-gton Station to Harley
istrcet, where Gladstone livtd. About
b o'clock .h;it same day Gladstone, iu
'his turn, went to see the queen and
I returned to town as Prime Mlnistei!
itliaiirille. leader of the party in the
: Lords and HartListon, leader in the
Coxnions, both recognized that the
' popular wish wan that Gladstone
Should be bad of the government.
That soifliaaat lMfl In power
Ate ytais and a half, and enfra-rtiU
ot ibc agricultural laborer. But its
jlrl&li policy wax a failure, aud the
'next election in 1S-S3, save tht IJb,-.
erals a mere handful of a majority.
DEATH OF GAPT. (EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS
' CUES BUM AT STAR WAREHOUSE.
;aiuir.i; here since mid-
UlilolU MlUCim aurv.i,,
l3ur9inj Messages.
;TON. Airil 23. Encottt-
i,.,die,' tt.mt government
San Fri.Tisco are being re
a hmuiy. Tue outloo.
j.niptiuti of federal bus
briitM. With a new pui--,!
.1 niiniaisrr warehouse
;ntc the most valuable
.nit property iu the city
.,...1 Uif biggest damage it
1 upon to apy will be that
OE
FAIR ASSOCIATION.
in -wages received lo
innifiit officials are hard
iiiKinC '(nit r out of ch ton
-liing !' miwrary quarter
;v out oi CiMliiiSSiOtl.
.rbed tin' treasury depart-
.inritie that the steamship
orb-r.t ha -t arrived with ft
nl (Hippies for l hinatowu.
n.r.ii to tut in it me goous
for the present. I ue
t.- not consiRiiea' to sat
mill's will be exuecK.tl
linty afier it while,
Iment Fund Increased.
'.TON. April 2,1-Thc rov
; I fiin l for San Francisco
I'd a iuil!!n and a iw
the small, adiling to the
ilium luiir a million, in
with tho pr.'slil.'iit's rcc-'
it h wan iirdvmi'd that
may bo necessary eonli!
to l.a.Mllc;.t of inlleiiKC
innmai exxiis!s Inoiured
uon oi men and suppae.
Casct of Smallpox.
'TON.. April 2.'!.-No rc-
roRiirdltic outbreak oi
uvii been received bevond
iiitatiim Riven out la.-it
i lew cases have been uis-
ml tli.il thov . had been
pc Send Donation.
rpi1! 2::.-Pone Plus X has
i' to "Archbishop Farley, of
nqiicstinR him to convey
'in nun government ih
'line; over the' Sim Pran.
!,'f He also enclosed
f ir distribuiion among fara
itinatcs.
I
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j Special to The Sentinel.
TOBACCOV1LI.K. April 23 Pome
!of th cltiit.us ot Forsyth county mHi
at Oak Grove arhool houM? April 1
for the pflrx of organizing the For
syth County Fair Association. The
oigntilzatloti was inip!efed and about
fifty nan.es were cnrolUnl to work lor
the October fair.
The following officers were elected
Goo. H. llaiMver, presldeut: U. Hen
dricks, first vice president; E. C. Vog
!er, second vice president; C. G. Hun
tot. BC-sretary; J. F. Griffith, treas.
titer; G. E. Webb, corresponding sec
retary. One vict -president from each town
ship was elected. Other committee
I were also nauipil. The managers cx
jpect the largest fair Forsyte county
has ever held. With one man from
fach towm:hip fo stir up interest we
look for the largest exhibit over
made.
There will ho a premium the
largest yield ot corn per acre. How
many can grow from 75 10 100 bushels
to the nerrT Wo hope to hear from
all who will try for thli premium..
C. G. HuuUM', Soc'y, ,
ie sir
ELT IN OREGON.
The Bfiitlnet.
N". reg.-m, April 23. H:
1 l:l"i this morning a uis
iqiuike shock wa9 re;t
:,( of Oiexoi,. The shock
i,(,ie -at (Hernials, according
' ". i..( ii,m (n(,r0 tu.u
" a Cuna wum brokcm
In some instances ftirni
1 ar.rt it-li.
F;"1' !'aii word comes thai
"i-i.i to shiver and shaky
" "' iy afrer 1 o'eloek.
"f life or pronertv dnmairn
reporL-d but uneasiness is
earthquake has extended
coast.
IPPEALTO PEOPLE.
Urges Citizens of North Caro
lina To Contribute Liberally
To Fund Being Raised For
Sufferers From San Fran
cisco Disaster Other Ral
. eigh Notes.
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH. April 23. Gov. Glenn
IsAues an appeal to the people of the
State In behalf of sufferers from San
Francisco disaster, urging North Car
olinians to respond liberally to ap
peals for their relief. In the course
of his address he says:
"Xcws from San Francisco con
tinues to show Increasing BtiffiM-lng
and danger to helpless, homeless peo
ple In that grievNuiiy atrickeo city.
It therefore behooves charitable and
Christian people of our Stale to do
all In their power to aid their brethren
in the sad hour of affliction. I, tu.'re'
fore, as governor, call on all good
people throughout the Stat to re
spond to calls from different mayors
and committees, giving of their
nw-ans as God has prospered them for
the purpose of helping those destitute
and needy people."
Tht Southern Buggy Co., of High
Point, is chartered with $10,000
capital. The incorporators are O. A.
Klikman, J. F. Homey and J. Kelly.
Consolidated Granite Compa
ny Organized With Author
ized Capital of $150,000
To Take Over Business of
C. A. McCalliard and Sons
and Largely Increase Scope
of Same. ,
The Consolidated Crar.lt Cx. with
authorized capital of $150,000 is a nvw
coipoii..ion which ha be a chartettJ
with headquatteia In '.Yinsicu-SaV.-iu,
and promi much for the develop
ment of North Carolina iu It lin.
The new corporation takes over the
established business of C. A. McGal-
liard .fjigm, which fa for a nuru-!
ber oi irM qucTried and flnls n-d,
blue pea: I grauite for monumental'
and decorative pur,.rsj, working also
the ceKbtatel Mt. Airy gTatilie.
TIum' biisiii'ss o.- these (wo granlti.
has 'Rrown to s-uch proportion, es
pecially ou the trine prl, that it was
cjeewry to form a larger company'
In older to handle this buKlnem alone'
and the Consolidated Granrte Co.
takfi over their buslr.ee with ample
means at its command in addition to
the pald-ic capital stock to not on'.y
pwpi'tiy and promptly handle thU
branch of the buslneu which comes
from all sections of the United BtaUn
bin to further spread and dewlop ou
a largo scale.
The company owns one quarry of
this In Rowan county and has long
term hoses on the remainder of the
supply. A force of men left for the
Kowau county quarry today to bc
giri getting It out Immediately in or
der to fill orders which are already
in hand.
Tho force .to do the polishing aad
finishing, which will ba done here,
will be greatly Increased at once. This
branch cf the work as well as th j
quarrying will Ixi under the ffupervis
lou of Mcjsrs. C. A. McGalllard A
Sons, who have made thiH their llfo
woik and being also financially Inter
ested in the new company they aw m
petition with ample means at Gie
command of tho company to turthn
demonstrate that blue pearl grani'.c,
which has long been recognized as
being Id a clasw by itself, in that k is
of finer texture, moro untfomt and
more compact, will, with tho exper
ienced labor which I being provided
and the Improved machinery, which
the company haa already purchased,
taka a polish not hereto.m-o lieeuicd
possible even wil.li this stone.
Another bramth of this business and
one In which the possibilities are tin
.1 ml ted Is that they 'have secured
-.hroiigh Dr, J. Iwls Hanes a long
erm leaso on the already famoirs
luaiTy localcfl on the Hairston home
place In Davie county, which contains
n Inexhaustible supply of bluo and
?ray potted or Ieopardlte granite.
This granite will be used for Interior
tnd exterior dicorallvo purposes for
line buildings and will create a sensa-
Ion as It is uniformly spotted similar
to a leopard, can be quarried lu al
axwt any length or breadth and 1
tot only far more endurable- thau
ther decorative stone but nothing
ike it has ever bef iu offered to th;
irchltects and builders. Many of our
:itizen have siw Kiniples of thU
grauite, which Is an extremely re
markable formation and will bo es
pecially proud of the fact that it is
to be marketed from Winnton-Saleui.
Tho new corporation will organize
for the election of ofllceis and direc
tors within a day or two. La the ma.t-
time Mr. G. W. Patterson, who is Lo
e secretary and treasurer and hua-
lnes manager, has resigned his poi
ilon m assistant to secretarj'-treas-
iier of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co. and is representing the company
n the work that ha already been
tartvi.
This Weil-Known and Popular
Citizen Passed Away Early
This Morning Had Been
In Declining Health For
Rrrbm Ycu.il. au aMe evaliKelimt
tiom WjshiutUii L (' wi!l Uriu un
vng.'.tic n: ting ou next Sir lay
at 11 a. m. la !w star warehoue onj
North Main mvi. Mr Yeue.l came;
to Ana rioa f )iu- :u; fnuu Uu
d 11. Kiul.iitd. SitiCif hU r-.'-idi nee Irs
Some Tlme-r-Funeral To- imt.j s;a he h.s tn nxtc
icelul UPin us a pastor and nsx eau-i
morrow.
t.
MAY AVERT STRIKE
AH Hope Of Peace In Anthra
cite Coal Regions Not
Gone Yet.
Strong Indications That Majority of
Delegates to Trt District Conven
tion, to Be Called by President
Mitchell Some Time Tale Weak.
Will Vote Against Strike. Opera
tore ' Arbitration Proposal Favored
by Many.
iUhisi. n. nmics io mm piace i .im
meeting iu lteila. Texts, where at!
Charles Bufoid was born In Binnw- Uw 1H, lUl.rj tad t,,n a.ldl 1
wick county. VligiDhi. August S Ut. I, !o., lo ,h,. ,-huTcl.'. During tiei
Dd died at hU horn In Winston pay, J0,T h(. hilfc .nuurtt suceeful
oa.em unuy nigni. a J-w nniiuirin,e,.Il)f!t j., (isUMwHh. Peteisbuig llv Wtr m Thr RniHieL
past IS c 'clock. !,u,i UrtatoL Ya. During the Mt .u -I WILKKSItARKK. P. ApiU J3.
Captain Buford had beea in d-clln- ,or he coiidKttJ a meeting In Nilei. The pollllliie ot .peace Iu ta
Ing aa;th for aonio mjntbs, i"l I Ohio, whiclt resulted In !'2 idlthti,!anthrnclte cl InduMty ts irrowln,
lt,-terore hi death, whlla it came ae-o of B,.m being convMkT. The brightci and ther ar troig tmUca
a shock, was not onexpwted. !nator of the church states: "The city tiom. ;h4 a majority (.f tho deloamtoa
Captala lhirord entered the service ; i... ultrfsl fmm tta ttiitr to tu'io tb tit-dlstrirt nrveiuka. to b
of lh Old ' Richmond and Uanvilht clroumfer.oc..- calU-d bv frldent Uitrth.ll aoms
Railroad Company in 1ST3. He cam. Evangelist Yciell will b anointed , time thiii wet-kwlll vole agalnot a
to Whston as agent February ". UT7.!h - hv ivr,.,.! a uim and ife intrlke. The union olBclale who have
aud ha l ;vel continuously in that jof oh, mh;( uava clmrRB thibwn ninlng the otntlment la tho ar
cnivaclty ever since. music. Mr, Suxtou conn tveom-jloja local dUtrlcu throtighout tiM
He had be.'n j pru.ninenti ' eontvocuHi . m,.nilt,(1 as . nB tvn.,.r of sons, and' ng Ion have found a uulforaiiy
Larltc.' j sojiist. ills wife It au or- sg.duit a ctrlke. The mluere mt that
Miiist and al a violin virtuosi. Saeltf Mitchell and tha leadtto do not In
accompanies her husbaixl'i solo on Ulst on a atrlke or the operator try U
with the official as wvll aa tUs bus
Iness llto 4f the city, having ably
served .ra! term as mayor and
also aa a member of the board of
aliVrmi'-
Captain Buford U the first to die ot
ten children, five sons and Qv daugh
ters, the eldest being "0 years of age.
H-3 wap twice married, first' to Miss
Cien S. Zewiy, on lVoomer U. 187S.
and to Misk Lalyct) Duffy, on October
19, 103. aud is aurvived by wife and
two children, Mlsa Nellie aid an in
fant son, aud the following brothers
and sisters: Judge F. K. Buford, ot
Brunswick county, Virginia; Jas. R.
Buford, of Drwwwick county, yir
,lnla; Andrew Buford, of Salisbury.
N. C; Prestoc Buford, of Caswell
county, N. C; Mrs. I'lia B. Robins.
of Gloucester, Virginia; Mrs. Ellza-
bc.h H. Ptillllps. of Bloomfleld, N. J.;
Misses Margaret and Nannie Buford.of
Brunswick county, 1 Virginia, and
Miss Januio Buford, of Wlnstoa-Sa-
lum.
Captain nuford waa popular with a
large Circle of friends who deeply
mourn hU death.
Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon.
Tho funeral of Captain lluford will
take place from St. Paul's1 Episcopal
church tomorrow, Tufaday, at 3:110
o'clock. The interment will be In
Salem graveyard, whe.ro thn conclud
ing services will be eonduotod by
Bishop Jlondthaler.
BUY THE GAS PLANT
' the court the plant of
-ha.em Uaa and URht;nR
'"I next Saturday Dv ;hu
J'"' -'ai'obs. . The 'WLiT
n: em p'atea prcnas
ar''-. for tho ciiv, but
! " Buxton. & WR,on.
' 'fx-t.ihat the motiev can
., ''ll"t first submit
'"' ' ' a vote of the po
thai the city .will not
. 'h,' a'e- The prob
' f .cannot. bi f0r,.a,i,
"Trtt recp"",t 8,vofai
f ; tnaklng lnqiry
1 . l''.. hilt no mlm.;!..n
"'' will be the succes,.
M.
I.Ue.
E.t
"'harduand rtairgh
"f Le.Kilr him ....
Academy ch.nnr,!
"'silt. Mr. lv. '. ' ..
"' h' .frlat. of Sa-
ar-
V it t? i, ..
i hi- . !. notion
'vrnooi.
, New Advertisements.
Meyers West brook Co. Specials in
ltdks' vests, children's hosiery, rib
bons, etc. ,
The Allen Co. Shirt and collar
values. - Shoes that fit. -
Smokers' Den. 100 per cent satis
faction in every box of Cuban cigars.
Rosenbacher & Bio. Special , silk
offr rings, today's arrivals, etc.
'Mcxle. larn your way to Simp
son's. Crawford & Snyder. Wet you to
see thorn If you , need a new wagon.
Repair work dopo right.
J. A. Welsner & Co. Drop us a
card and we will call and take ysur
measure for screen doors or windows
correctly.
Wachovia Loan and Trust Co.-la-
surance department.
Sh-aplro. Marss 'TrSt" shoes for
men. recommended for their snperio:
quality.
Marriaaa at Clemmoni.
Mr. William If. Hait and Miss Jen
nie Phelps were married at the Mor
avian parsonage at Clemmons Sunday
afteinoon hv Hev. James K. Hall. The
bride Is a dniighter of Mr. A'.vLi
Phelps, of Clemmons.' Mr. Wm. Halt
is carrier or, II. F. D. route 1 frmt
Clemm-Sns. Both are popular young
people, Mr. and Mrs. Hart will re
side in Clemmons.
' Mrs. R. E. Bernhardt. Miss Aim
Martin and Miss Ida Barnhardt. of
Calloways, Va., who have been vUU
ing Mrs. W. L. Thornton, returned
horn this afternoon.
NTERESTINC LEGAL
POINT RAISED.
4y Wire lo The Sntliwt
vpw fint IfAV.H Ij . Anrlt "23.
Specialists on Insanity throughout
the country are grcaiiy interested n
ihfl fiiuHitlon of "sinccd Insanity." a
new form of Insanity which Is belK'V-
sd to have evolved rrom tne naou oi
pxceivo sneedlnc by automobiilsis.
The matter first came; to ' public
aotlce through a suit, in which It was
sought to compel au insurar.ee com-
)any to pay the mil amount or me
n-uranre In the case of a policy
'w,M,.r hn an U it Art llV an accident.
while speeding irt bis automobile. The
Trran Accident Ir.Aiiraiice Comnany
,-eluwd to pay a large poHey on the
icatli ot Jl. L.. tiancocK, wno was nin
oil In nn Miiin-iii.blln ncfident ill IXIS
Angeles, Cal.i several months ago. on
he ground that tno company canine
. v claim nn an nutomobillst. AS
most of them are monomaniacs ou the
1ustlon of speeding their machines,
ind, therefore, the company is not re
sponsible. -In
IIj answer lo the suit, which
was filed, th company asserted that
thn man who was Killed was pracuc
altv Invnnp nn th fluestlon of FlM-ed.
ind that Jt sho-.ild not be held liable
for deaths resulting from the' actions
it a nernmi temonraiilV tcaatie. In
the same answer the company asks
that if It slould be nem name n
should be only for half the amount.
The company also holds that ltd lia
bility Is lessened If the Insured en
gases In anv hazardous employment,
and- HrH, It Is-asserted, covers auto-tr-rh'tirT
fnnr' iMivcholocists are In
clined to share' tho opinion that it Is
really a form oi insanity wnicn
developed In atitomoblllsfs addicted
to speeding.
the violin. Dining th past w-hVttr
thoy aaisted In a meeting In Ports
nu uth, Ohio, w heru llieie were (12 ad-
dit:.)tii. llv iUlcTt Ite4r i trained mimic
brl's on tnmlile by attemfXWtg va
operate with strike-breaker, thnr will
vote for any proposition that will to
turn (bm to work. Many of lb
ESCAPE' FROM LAW,
1y Wire to The Sentinel.
NEW YORK, April 23 Michael De
Lauro'8 escape from the law, when
sought for the murder jof Frank Rosso,
uf West Park, lutU ftumnter, as ai
pears from the disclosures by a Nep
tune township official, waa more sm
sat lo mil and mysttrlous than mucy
cplsods In the most sensational
novels. De Lnuro was accused of hav
ing murdered Frank Russo as the
result, of a love affair In which the
tyo men were rivals. After thn mur
der De Laiiro disappeared and, al
though detectives and a posse scoured
the country for miles the hiding place
ot the-murderer was never 'discov
ered. . ;, "
It appears how from tho story of
the township official that De Lauro,
an the night of the murder, was sec
reted in the house of a countryman.
At break of day ho wa'. taken to the
sand bills of West Park and literally
burled In a deep gully at tho side of a
hill. Here h? remained for a wek.
being provided with provisions and
water. On (he aeventh day after tha
murder De- lauro waa placed In art
empty b;'r barrel and driven aboard
the steamship Mary E. Patten, of the
PI(surr, lkiy Lino.
When (he steamer reached the pier
,n New- York, tho barrel, with Its
antrum freight was driven to the dick
of an outgoing Italian steamer bound
for Naples. There It was carefully
lowered Into the hold, and. as I be
lights of Sandy Hook grew dim, the
inspected murderer was released
from his hiding place, and, mingling
with his companions, was grafted
freedom and a rousing welcome by
his rescuers. Ho Is now. It Is said,
living peacefully In Italy, undisturbed
by fear of the law and safely con
cealed from detection. Whether De i
Lauro will ever pay tho penalty for
the murder of Roso, depends upon
how anxious tho Monmouth county
nifhorltics are to bring him to Justice.
lans they are personal nellglous work 'mlnera favor tb operators' propoal
eis. With thv specialist aa lead i Hon of auiimitUnc the queatkm t
er there will be afforded the religious j wage and change In tha conciliation
people oi this city an excvllout oppor- board to arbltnMior.ibt llevlug that an,
awnkmhig in tho community.
arbitration board would untUxibtcdly
give them Bvc per cent Incrrasw.
AT
nf trim to The RentlneL .
WASHINGTON. April 53,-Secre-tary
Bonaparte Is much gratified at
the reports which have coma from the
Naval Academy In regard to the dls
clpllno of that Institution. He finds
that hazing no longer Is one of the
regular features of that Institution.
Tho bontd of officer which haa charge
of affairs at the Academy, and which
.wrved as a sort of gTand Jury to the
court nun Uul of the baser, has been
investigating the situation by means
jf questlous put to various midship
man. The inquiry has been searching
and the young men have given every
evhlenco of candor In their replies. It
Is reported thnt hnrlng has lieen
alHillhhexl aud that tht inldKhlpmeiv
have now agreed to recognize the
icadcmlc regulations instead of tlnir
own codv. .
Hecielary Bonaparl is Inclined (o
bellev that something should be done
In behalf of the midshipmen who have
been dismissed. In all but one or two
-nsos he feels that this punishment
whii excessive ar.d that the navy haa
lo&t tho services of young men who
would be of value,' In the r'gula
tk:ns which have Just been printed,
it tho Naval Academy, greater con
ilihiratlon Is shown the midshipmen,
who are placed more um their own
ho-wr nttd are free from tho Ironclad
restrictions which have heretofore
markod avadclnlc discipline.
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
BURKHEAD THIS WEEK
The pastor. Rev. B. E. Williamson,
will be awisted In the rmival er
vlces at Burkhcad M. E. church this
week by Rev. Harold Turner, of
Greensboro, and Rev. J. F. KLrk, of
Grace M. E. ciiurch. Services will be
held daily at 3:30 eart R p, nt.. to
which the public is cordially invlie
The pastor preached two forcible
sermons yesterday. At night the eoa
gregnilon was large, tho church being
practically filled. The music was ex
rrllent, several plessitig wh'ctlor.a be
!lig rendormj by the choir, under the1,
ditecllon. of that iplondld tiMimcian and
instructor, Mr. Amos II uis. Miss
Leila Idol also sang to the delight o
tho congregation that beautiful and
insplilug nuifiber, "Some Day the
Silvei Chord Will Break."
IS
TO BE DISPLACED?
SENATOR OEPEW WILL
NOT ATTEND DINNER,
WANTS 15,11 FOR
- DELAY OF MESSAGE.
C. E. Sense-man who '.ha Wl'i
position with the Postal Telegraph
Co. at Washington, f). C, tor some
time, arrived home Saturday night.
H will atur.d court In GreenslHiro
ibis week, being a witness for the de
fense In a suit against the Western
L'nion Telegraph Company. Instituted
by 8. F. Wade, ol this city.
About two years ago a t.iegram was
Spencer Bi.irkburn's faction of tho
Republican party, flushed with the r-
cent victory of tbn congressman, aro ,
preparing to show their band In tbla
county, at least they say they wtlL
Their Initial step, It Is said, will M
an attempt to wi-envh th couutjf of-
gniilxatkm from thn Reynoldo-HoUoa
ring, headed by Deputy Colloctor John
Roynolda Spencer Blackburn Uaa
always had a following in Uila county.
For several years th young cointra.
man made his borne la thta city and
during thi'il time be mado many
friends and since the bleach ba
grown wider Ix-iween blm and tho or
ganization they havii stood loyally by
him. But Hie Blackburn (action M
not havt an easy Job In securing too
trol of the county organization, (rf
Postmaster Reynolds. ihH ackhow.
'cil'ied leader' of Republicanism--M
thin county, la a right hand man of
Chairman Rollins. It will bo au l
terestlng flpht should It roino to a
finish for taiii faction has "blood lo
Its ye," so to-apk.
AL iut the waimest thing ot pol
itical nature U this Statu nowadaya
Is Hie newspaper conirovorty liefweiv
Jii.Ik' Byuum nml ('halt man Rolllna,
In his spetch drfciidliig Blackburn
Judge lliiiiini ultmed this sentonce,
w'hlcli Is r; w tuv tho tongues of half
the people of the State!
"Tho rank and file of the Republi
can party form a horde of loyal par
tatiH. but Hie leaders are a band of
political cut thnstis and pirate, al
wayr. nt war. never at peace, and (or-ett-r
staiidliig,iilh rUeir hiuuls lu tho -pocket
of tiled couiirymeu.M
Saturday Chairman Rolllna signed
his iiuiuh to a card, attacking tha
learned lawyer. )ia not only emplia
tlcaHv domed the assertiona ot Judge
Byniim but branded him as a wraud-r-er
In words as plain as dsy.
In today's paper Judge Bynum
take another turn at Rollins and
roasits blm In a most scathing manner
coiling him a mere puppet and saving
that Marlon Butler Is tint real boas.
To add lo the "b.-gnuizutlon's" trou
bles Matlo-, Butler wis written, a long
letter for the presa, charging tho Re
publican leaders of the South with In
competency, KclflhiicK and dloloy-
ally.
Holton went to Washington Satur
day. It hi said he had a long talk
Willi Assistant Attorney (W,ttd
RoMi. and It is Intimated that tbny
piay give Blackburn more trouble ym,
BENEFlflCElf FOR
9r Wire to Th fc-nllnM.
NEW YORK, April; 23. For the
benefit of the pooplS -ftio weru mad
hom Uis by the recent niptliMe iA
Mwint Vesuvius a grand charity pi
forrnnnro under tho direction of the
combined theatrical manager of thi
City will le given at the MetropollUo
Ofwra Ifimse lo,;4ght. Many of tho
most fromlnent companies In th city
will give scene of their plays, a num-,
received here for Mr. Wade. At Hut b r of distinguished actor and ao
time he resided Just north of the city
near .Mr. Llndnay Patterson. 1 ,v
messengers failed to find him prompt
ly and the telegram wta held for a
day or more.
II ing an Important me)) "Mr.
Wa'de brought, suit against th? telif-
ty WVe to The Sentinel.
BROOKLYN, N. Y., April 23. For
the first time in fifteen years Senator
Channcey M. Depcw will not be the
iitieat of honor at the annual banquet
.vhlch the Montauk Club has given
snnuallv In honir nt the seniitnr'i
birthday. The usual, birthday dinner tP" company for 15.000.
as arranged by the club for tonight.
(his being Mr. Depew's birthday, but' Thomas Crew, a native of this
iwlug to his recent Kiness Senator j conn ty hut who haa been living in
Dcpew was compelled 'to decline the Florida for 3S years, arrived hern t
invitation. It la understood In well 'day. He wcr.t out to Crews, lhre
informed circles that the illness of thai mile east of-the city, to rtstt his
senator had Us to do with his de- brother, J. P. Crews.'
aiming tne invitation than the tin
trensn will product! sbort skeU-b.'
and plays, a score of the best vaude
ville performers hava volunteered and
beside that Mark Twain wlH make
one of hU ehnracteristk! addrc.-.
THREE BOATS ARE SUNK
AND 70 PEOPLEDROWNEO
pleaant disclosure during the recent
Ihs'iraice Investigation. . The banquet
HI be held without Mr. D"pew.
Mr. J. C. Farabec went to Greens
soro today to visit her friend, Miss
Ada Tbomsg.
By Wire to Th S'itlnel.
COPEMIAGKN. April 21 Dl-
Agricultural and Pruas an 'patclie received from Hepkjavlc. Ice
Fire Insurance- Companies lard, male that Ihn e Ie-land flshlug
tmtiflfxt lheti- ae-cnu hen. The boats sa uk dnruig receni nunm ana
The
Na'ioro!
have
Oaburn-Vett
claims caused bv the San Francises
earthquake and fire will be made al
one.
Co.,, that RoiUem -nt o(j.'V-ny ut thrf crew were droa ned.-
Bull!', of Klklu, tipetit the day
.1. R
here.