WINCITY DAILY SENTINEL
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26. 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
snr
IH 15 BECUfi.
JiiriMDiii niv id
IilUilUIIIAL Ufll Id
OBSERVED IN ATLANTA
Activity Among Busl-
Hen In San Fran
co at Present.
SENSATION IN THE
E
By Wirs to The Seminal.
ATLANTA. Apiil 21. Throughout
tar f are ct Ge-oigH Menuiria! Day
i observed tclay by the Coufe-it-late
socletier and the petkple in gei.
eial. Tfce thoughts of the Southern
ptcple have bec-n directed more ihaat
uil cl lat. t3 such things, beci-is-''
;ef the rect-i W'-iee-kr memorial and)
U.r tt RedtfCC -th rt-lllllilfl .f Tltn. n,t f.i- I
itt$ D" - r ., ... . . . . .. ... ...v . . . 1 " v . a '
Vice Chancellor States He
Was Approached Ip Interest
of One of Parties to Suit
Understood That Friend of
Mrs. Duke Had Spoken In
Her Behalf.
.. a,md Structure! and. The result was chat a great dnl ruorei
id Cy " GrJt ' JlUli ijay a ,howr. this veai ihanl NEWARK.
Lament So
, nrdr to Hansie
NEXT MEETING PLACE
Reunion of United Confeder-
PEACE MAY RULE
IN COAL FIELDS
A huge Htkl aoirecLtie audie-ce
jiltttDti wi;h rjpl :ii;l'0'.i to t ie
ate Veterans Will Be Heldu Vllf
There Next Year-Features ril
of Second Day of New Or " he ,u"1 m wtnam. prof
jSlorer and Rev J. K.nneih Ifohl. .
ICdlli KCUIIIUII. ;wet as tho fraud work of the etwiru.
which ielhcetl nw! great rmiU uii
th.' gifted ptofessois of iSe Acadiniy.
Messrs. SU.ier ami Sldr-ley. Mure
By Wire to The Sentinel.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2.-)u tht
Mjr
Situl-
Tha Sentinel.
i.ii . , ,.., Viuii'n tse-cona ear ei 'ie t iinteuerate rt union -icrcluly loan mr btf-we ln-
before. I cation 'of the Duke d I vote proceed-"-- .-...-nimeu u..i.v -u n
Th V.u-I...,. ! :'ir.S tbl n.-rrW Vie, rs-nit,..-! thw u,rniia 0 discuss tariurM u'tur U tKM iWWI US.
. .... - ' . . ' . v . . v l.l KilLf - ' - - ... ( in:
fl: mU I uku nigra .it .V.. 1 .. I , Pit r.( e Irliiil lh. 1 tl mil .iili-tn- .Urf-I- , 1
Ota. Ht ite this arteinon. Jm j irat'im tht; an attempt haul bn iwute
ctiw'y-
vtt... . .kv- tin. i'Ull,lu, J' K.
ti, SwitUial Marcus Btck. cf th kupK ue ctnt. M influence bim iu favor of one of the
S( IS('v. Ai:l - " j mltl be tti orator at the t'ty auU ;lw Pat"ts - ult. It U undnrauiM
till.:u- iner.- U Rev. T. P. CUvtla- I lt be eiianiiu. j t"t a niar. friend of Mis. Ouke
. , inh of DeoplvMTht xetit?e :H b in thaiaj of t - roti a WVat to the chancellor: k!
' . .k . ni..rnii.r to vie" lad'.ija tf th K ?ir.jrlal AKiwiai h 1 In"
Believed By Some That Min
ers' Latest Proposition
Clears the Situation.
Thy Think tht Concttaiona ONtrtd
Ar Sutticitnt to Bring About Am
) - abla Sattlamant and Thua Avoid
Stritxo in Anthracite Pioldo Ttt
of Counter Propontlon May Bt
Mad Known Thic ARtrnoon.
T!,ey n;e: af..inoi
anxious to Slt
:i:j LJ.iay was that San
Wfl"f,.;' 2 m.lUHl (,f t.r cttt-
j n.jrH every one woo
,n, !: i.nvc to pay his
lOK ritv iifriciul fcaid this
flare be mow tfc
xtt this year than tnere
iu rt it."
t . (V) on otrskirta of tlH
tUriii . I i!trirt rthetnble
n fn.ntii r. TnivpMry
. rrtlt t aii'l plans made Iivr
i n? operatluw at ooce.
r m' i-!''i uikI injtirt tl at
is MKiriei' as creatly re-
j a fi w i! attiB friuu in
ix.vi'.vi; in the pa-st -Zi
aliuii is now beiiiK piiiil to
it (and. which aro
(tirrvi.ee.
Fund Now J2 1,000,000. 1.
)RK, Aim 11 -f Tho kcal
jd cli.i:' to the H.tMMijHM)
liu'iciir.x ami !i!iulir imis tt
now if rontiibutioii-i v'oii-
r ir. ; !i aiirH'ri' ireiH
ir.nmij sii.ee the fund
in la sliire 111;' ratnrti
ivfiiiKcd nearly ::.MlO,0(lO
a!Lver tt'9 country ami
th i uitai of I'm whole
it ll'l.orto.iNMi.
Troopc Aiked For.
ITOX, Apiil 2ti. The war
rcctlvnf :ii( following ad-
o Sfial (jjit.sy at San
.i nn.n.iiiK:
iniH'cia'ly to ca the ai
ie sicietary of war to tiie
r aj Clonal trooi. .Not
)it.nt ioice Inadoouaio
lirrd .Interest. of the city
ve beer, u.'tiisary in the
i overtaxed today. DH--ln;,lv
ei onuMifi aud the
! oinndiiiK militia acl'n
;ttiii rvi d by si'iiditiR as
a as practicable. The
ir luc: of irxf, tdiccrs
in maintain-,: the high
the A:mr1ci:ii army, and
of- l!i.icaT stress ar.-.i
I'Jiuiwnty ig r.ot advib-
lades tf tt K?rr.jr!al Aioriaih:ti l" hi,n to dial lonlnty with the
at repueratlves t f tl? varl ra Kfmdaiit o- the rtunil that rria
chtpiera Id thit cMy iU : jke put ini1--"" orf wu Himtcou. the com
the eiicUr. TJtv; parade this forJl""l . anl Mra. Duke, wur of an
Iocb was iu char.? tf Chltf W. .1 powirat-'n character. The writer of
Jojntr. of the the 1. partmtut. whJ ,h Mlvr ,a s"ld to h,, aReel la.it
a, i.'Urtea niarihal of the da Mr- Ttek'.-'v frieEdahip for Huntrou
Major J. Van HcC Ns,h wu Lia takf!was uPm hl kindness to her
af stsff. Tt paiat'? was fortr:d ti
frt.it of ths Crand Optra housa aul
marched to Oakland, where tru Con
federate gtaves wtfie dtcotattd.
n
i
TGET
y Sentiufd.
i Ai ril 2:. Fi ail Dur
white man from Rill;
11 '--r,', iiratL-'ti, la In
TV lo serve the r.xir-
t mic' .r which hj
'I of IVmiIv Sl'.ciil'i
;k wi:it- the cfflp.r w.i..
i fur cum Inn
Ciin;.. h, re bint: Thur-
i'l with his mother and
;:. a- the Yai-l.fur.
lf"ll,.T whr tlia m.
iin4 .() niak,, gf,.
tw t-'1 her" an officer to
"'' w havo the sheriff
'" I offlc-T here !rpiitiz
' prison.T. H dc
!H ' "iM-riff of Po'.k could
US 1(1 the farl llr.t .. .
wtek and (be clerk
' "IT. ifd to send the- of.
"' h' r' i that Dur
whl .lelivor him to the
f'i'horitles but the
" r that, he did not wish
altitude of ronuiiit
'""""r to the peniien-'-'!
Polk count -. a
1"'ara ''Ither for an
I';;' or fur th,. author
l'aso of Wilk,., t0
h it nmrkabio ca.-,e
-''. It is reia,K.
'h' ftict that the
'"'le thronirh mi..h
to .'t't Into the pen-
- I II TJ im
"' tor the
of th- er:n,,..
-r the
'(1 v
" I K'Mli'! t .
i , " '1IV:W UV
; J ;!'' at beir. p-,.e-
:l HlKtltd rnrhnm
,ffif" ar-i ran. HU
;l";'y just to cc.ni
i(t Dttrbam 0,
lil'. ir flit l.lo-l.. rt .
fc it ri...i oui
"!ntc th, tho 'b,rf;,t
1
Ills
tinrsual
tiuraain,
:ian-e of cai'iv-
'ap;m and he and
'lie
'"I at n-,.. I.-;-
iMitia,,. .".1irfinR
; a t'-volverou
I a ..rx,ut Case l.j
r 'trrj,nfi a concea.ed
r 'r. u.Oak Ridw
I with her Kir
tan
"W.
Ity Wire to The Sentinel.
SINGAPORE (Siai j Settlement.)
April 2G. (trresponO.nt of Publlau
eis' Pus u infirn:"d' that notoiioiiE
Chinese R.p.iblirau Dr. Sim Vat Sai,
mad a secret v'.sit here recently.
It la Ttpn-ttd cri kooiI authority that
"efoiniers" are busy trjiu? to or
gauiie a mew pl-at. Their (iresent pl.tn
ia to ur up troub a bnween aouthtin
a'iidTPiWTaf-provUici'i on one hand
ar-J northern provinces on the "titter.
Ttielr a ink in1 this Is to briiiK about
the overthrow of the pretsfnt dynabty.
Even friends' of 3io iefoinieis en-
Ka-ied J.n the schenw contiider th.u ii
ia to make suchr an attempt but a
niajorily of reformers are Incapable of
accurattvy judging what tho situation
FUNERAL IF 1. ILL;
S,
The futttshU enff of Mr. jtn D.
WaJJ waa conductt'tt from tho reiv
deuce on Weal Fiah street thla afttr
noon at 3 o'ekjek by Rev. Dr. C'b
beiK. anfilsKd by Rev. Mr. Bt arden.
Tha paM bearer were: M-fsis. Eu
gene E. Gray. Rob-tat E. Dallon, Wocd
Richmond. J. P. Tavtor. H. H. Labber-
ton and John G. Ycung. The floial
Dealers were: Mes.iiatr.ca H. H. Uib-
berton, F. M., Rohannon, J. G. Young.
John Henly. P. W. CrutchflcW. R. B.
Kerner. U. E. Dallon. M. D. nrihv.
tit'd Misa Ltna Lett. The deceat-t'd
was buried with Pvthian l.ar.oe.t niem-
hera of thla orti?r con-lucting the ad
vice at: the: grav?. The floral offer
Inti wt-re pre fuse and beautiful.
IF
L -T. H. C. JL
The Yo.mg Men's gymnasium cUm
will nxet in ili Y. M. C. A. gym
naitn tonight, under the pcitionai
stiiiervlNlotv cf Mr. Kied Mctts, Uic
physical director. '
Tht) followliif; nun ait? nicinl'rs of
the cfaisa, tisde a large number Utat
are expected to Jtiltt tonight: Red
Nnnn, J. R. Blair, T. W. BJackv.cll.
Robert Brannock, Klwood TaUnu
Ellis Speer, Charitg- Teah, W. M.
Jolinon. K. Hlne and Clark Johnson.
The aprir.ff gymnaslun work an
tiiught by Mr. Metts It light, rferea
tivo and refresliitij?. jut the thing for
that tired feeling Mint coroen with the
"prlng. Any young man may Jo4n
tlw clasps by Utcomlng a niembt r of
the Young Men's Chrris-tlan Ahocla
Col. Dean's Fishing Trip.
Ttu Ser.-tlnel was in error Tuesday
In re-port intr that Col. John A. Dean,
the genial ts-aiienniaii and all round
exi fellow, had alMtnuoueil uia au-:-.uil
nthing trip to the Yadkin river
this season: The wvutber uot being
favorable ha caused atmiH delay.
However, gocd rt-ptwts came in yes
twd.ty, an today Col. Dean pitches
his tint ajon? tht shady banks of
lh o!.l Yadkin and extends to his
man1.' frii.-Mu hemte Invito!!. m tn
Tsme and thare hi hosirftalltv.
Col. Dean has bug since estabMsl.i.d
a reputation as a jolly good feMow,
royal entertainer and wiiccessfnl host.
littie?( fortusate will be thjse who
may avail themselves of these p'ea:'
u !.,.
Coinpleto arrangements have leeB
mad for f vc ry comfort of "camp
nre. for Col. Dean known tbe art Weil
and spare no pains or expense.
Opening of Nisten Park.
Niseen park wag opened touay.
There was to demowt ration over the
event, but Manager Sigg Is arranging
to give tiie lovers of evening outings
on the cars, some splendid attractions
during the heate terrm Annonno
menu win be matlo In these column
when Capt. Slgg get ready to put ins
"Ud unlniiils and otner amuscmeut.V
on exhibition.
mother, who died rvotptiUy In an asy
lum.
'S
At the bazaar to be given at ti
armory tomorrow by the Whatsoevt r
Circle of King's Daughters- Ices, cake,
fccmemade capdies ar.d fau-cy work
will be on sal;? from 4 to 10 p. in. file
public U invited. No admittance t-.e
charged to public.
Special Feature.
3 to 4 p. m. Baby Snow. All ihll
drtn Hinder fcitr years of age invited
to compettj for prise & Admittance
at I privilege of voting, lit cents.
4 -to fi p. nu "H-iiK.'ter Brown-" and
"Foxy Giar-I Pa" , Parties. Admit-
tar.cei TteT.flS eenls, entitles each
child to wfireshnunU anl to enter the
txnt est for prizos.
8 to in p. m. Phantom Party. Au
tt.itlance fee of 25 ccuts, entitles each
io refieshnunts and to contest lor
p-rizec
Prizec for Baby Shrow.
Baby uudf r or.-a y-ear recetvlnjc lue
largest number of vote: Gold ring,
given by W. T. Vogler & 8on.
Btlwfn cue aid two years: Cap,
given by Mrs. Stan-ton.
BotwEn two an-l thit- years: Chair
givci by Huntley-HIll-Stockton.
Boy befween tlureo a-ndt four years:
Half dozeo cabltvet photo, by Fan ell
& Edwards.
(Hrl between' three aud four: Half
doxen caWtot photos, gl-vetn by Twin
City Siur'a '
Prizes for "Buster Brown" Part).
Glr'.u. First priio: Fan, given by
R.-esecbacher & Bro.
Stxicnd prize: Box of candy, given,
by Eflid Bros.
Boyi. Frrvt priio: Knlf,1, given by
Brew-r Rsgera Co,
Eecc.T'5 prize: Bex of candy, given.
by J. T. Jcyntr.
Prizee for "Foxy Grand Pa" Party.
Girls. Fi.nst Prize: Box of candy,
give& by Simpson Drut; C.
Secoud prize; Fan, given by V. i.
Martin. . ,
Boys. -Pir-at prln: Pair of skauu,
giv-n ly C I Sharp.
fc txl d :iz3 Bat a:id ball, giveu
by . H. Vatklr..4.
Prizec for Phantom Party.
Girls. First prize: Pat-asot. given
by Meyeir, VstbfOiik Co. .
geconJ .rlze: Ribbon belt, given by
Bt H 'V'S.
Boys. First prize: Irold scarf pin,
given by Fred N. Day.
Sfcuiid prize: Silk He, given by J.
M. Woodruff & Co.
Prizes are now oil exhibition in tne
windaw of Misc Martin's stoie.
ARMY OFFICERS NOT .
WORRIEDBY REPORTS
By Wlr tn The SentlneL
WASHINGTON, April 26 The an
thoiitles of War Dupartnii nt are not
unduly exei-olsed over the Incident
reported from Maiolos, where thf con
stabulary is reported as having .K-en
attacked. It is presumed that those
whn were Implicated in the ansai.lt
belo-tR to a band of roMers in the
neighborhood! but. that there Is tio w
casion for apprtlieimiim iu regani to
an uprising of disatlsfltjd nativ.K.
Tttrw is nothing in tiie rt-itorts :'nuu
Gtnual Wood to justify such a m-n..a
tlonal theory. The fact, tlwtt the scene
of the recent attack in ctmvparativtly
near Manila Is not. coneidired of uny
sptcial signllicance tiirier.
Mrs. (lrc Bonrer Wtliiauis. a the
A rt'inion of the suniwrs il , angel (iabriel. ia the ioprani iwils.i
Forest's cavalry was ht'ti thin tuorn-iauatalne:) Wvil the many r-omptinH-iv-1
ing an-i an hour earlier naval vetor- tary notice, wbit h liav b-t u lav.nbed
acs n: at htadijuartt.is of Tcum &-M.e on her by the prvK. linK-ed. her
diviioif. beauiiful voIchj ml charming t-
A iiceiilcu will bo teodt rtu this kf-'totality cirtnr-i htr audltnc. Bun1
temuuii o Mi. Htnd.Tsou. of the1!-. a rait opiaiu voice, awett umU ntn.riuu to rcmp'eM tat Itmrhvs to
Cnlted t:nihtra of CoittivI(ic-'. cr. weC-stilti 4 lo the music of the !!).. ft.un.tr proKltTin U tHx-nW'"
. Th cotrnitte- tin m d.i will ri-:at'i In "Thi Cuation." i?h. htli.
poJt tms ar,rr.t.on. ir.e favoT tf Her atu.ur.ee and wa
Rlchmai.d was selected a tho nextigret , J with itpiated eiutores. reatii
By Wire to Tho Sentlael.
WH.KKSBARRH. AptU SC. Th
K-l-ri tta'.o cou.tnlltee till
pace of mettirR.
E
By Wire to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON. April "C The fx
plcaiun on the Keartarf. may rt .'.
Itse'f Into nr jther of tho.- myMerit
whith t) freqmntly baffle the expert
who. is' requiui to xtw an explanation
of ai: acclC.nt and fui.ich ir,.'H5ui'is
to prevent iU recurrence. Nothing ol
a tptcitic cluiTacter han been ree?Uid
fioni tho naval authorities In Smith
em waters, bet private atl vices Indi
cate that the fatality may have bit.ii
duo to personal careltsat-?. It
i'Eiemfl, at least, that all the preset in-'
cd precauttens were ntt observed on
beard the ship, atwl It Is for this ica
son considcired unnectssury to ami .t l
the existing legation or add- to tae
lYqulrenient, already vtriuiulnnua atjtl
exacting. One explanation glveni by
the o-nliiunee offlcem wo know soine
thing of -the sit nation on bomrd1 tbe
Kearsargo 1m that the powder was !g
t lted when- ll was renioveil from '.lie
gun, and that th; minute spark was
fanned Into a bluze with fatal effi.ct,
an -soon as" It' waa -taken front the
breech of the gun. There are all
sorta of rulew which- wtnild guard
agalnrt tlilM condition, and. of coui,
ku handling powd-er, tho new reguln
Hons are peclllc, and have. In fact,
been crttlelxed by on -e officers as
needlwely txactlng. It is realized that
ths men- become careiesn In handling
amtmunllioni or at Ums. make "short
cuts" to save tlma. I"robably these
liberties taken- whto the regulotlcua of
safety are raiely d4satrou. and fjr
this reastitf It to thought that some
of the men wh-a haudlw powder ct;nie
to have a certain otn-'.emipti for the ie
strlctlons. Of course,, this Im all theo
ry so far as It attaches to the acci
dent cm thj Keaiarge. It , is all a
matter of gutsswwk audi ur.forlunate
!y, there may never be anything more
definite known on which to basa an
TpinUii;.
By Wire to The Sentinel.
CHICAGO, April Atldtd to
other troubles. John Alexander IXiwi-i
ha been attackud in bankruptcy pto
eetdlugh. A petition bus btu lii'd
by son:-.' of his creditors in the T.d
cral ctiiirt. asking that Dowlt; be ut
clared u banlijiipt. A rec.dver fiw tlte
second Howie is also asketl for.
The court's actum tlid not emanate
from Voliva camp. It was said, but
was started by individual creditor
who registered claims against ibt
founder of Zlou Cltv amounting to
about IT.onit. It is alleged in the peti
tion tha-t. Bowie, while knirwlng him
seTf Insolvent, Iransftred $2.Wi0
wonh tit property io-ccrutiu creditors
in prefer nee to.. -petitioner, thus
vioiating th;-- bankruptcy laws. Fo'.
kjwing the filing of a p.-t-Uion- molior.
for tiie appointment of a receiver as
made boftro Jutlge LandiM who will
entertain the motion In court nex-t
Monday niornlng. .With Zlon City
already In an uiijfcUied state, the
co.irt proceedings threaten to disrupt
tin town. Friends- of tho two rlvsl
leader and otht r creditors In various
iitltutions of Zim City fear that ser
ious ... conipiitationw may . aritw to
wrick tho enterprise which .Howie
brought out of former receivership.
Three Days' Auto fAttt:
qv Wtr tn Th Bontlnot.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. April 2H.
(Today i tbe ope--lna day of the three
Mitl-ilos Is near the -heart of a itiouu-j days' automobile -meet which Is tt be
talnius d'slitct. where flense foretr.!ht-M on the Atlantic City Ieach iir.Cer
afford an admirable opportunity for jthn auBplcew of tho Atlantic. City Au
tho hidi::g of Just such at band of ltjlHtomoWle Club. The town Is crowded
beis a must have attacked the out, jw-lth auto enthusiasts fiom alt' part
stabulaiy at the place, wfaleh, by the; of the country and the, hotels are do
way, was the heailmiRrtern of Aguualrtlng big btuvines ,
do. and from which bo Incontinently .
fled toward the mirth until ho The engine drawing ibe passen-
captnted by Funston. iger tra'm from North , Wtlkeaboro
'jiiuipfd the track near Elkin yeLpr-
To Spend a Year in Europe. iday afternoon, causing a delay of suv
Col and Mi. F. H. Fries are ar-!al hour. A ptlal was made up
Tanging to spend a year in delightful! here, leaving for Greensboro about on
Irnvt -throtmh Eutow. They will ecuttiuic moe.
ing tte climax f faver in the tx
qulsite trio b) Mrs. William. Plot.
Strr and Rev. J. K.Titth 1'foal.
Tills wii folbwt.1 by a mot b.-actl-ful
chorus. Mrs. William' vxilce 'is
stioiiK. c'tar and distinct, reachlitj
tr?e highest r..tn wtoh perftft ease.
Prof. Ktcrer. at the ang l I'riel. r.r..
C;rd the teller rail" in ton most ar
tistic style, combining clearness,
string :h and1 txpit Hon in hi vo.ee.
No passage was ten difficult for lilui
; irnt'.v-r. Rev. J. Kenneth Pfohl
ttvak the iart of Raphael splendidly,
bis fine voic showing great flexibility
of expressiiw.
Too nnu"i caiuitt be said f the" line
work done by the chonw, Iht; beauti
ful stoiy tt the creation being most
graphically portraed by the sli.gt rs.
The Salem otehestra rentlered ifli
cient aid In aH Urns, amistlng mater
laly In both aoktf ami cJiotu. Vci)
abVy were they aatdsted by Mr. Con
isd Lnshcr it Berlin, whose national
it pmatton as a flute per waa well
snsialned; Prof. Brockman ami son of
(iieermboro, who are "itch fine vio
linists, and Mr. George Woodroffe, of
Mt. Ally.
Praistt In heard on all side of Nun
grand oratorio.
There was barely sland.lim room
hot ulgiit, many proposing to return,
who wire tln-re last night
Tht) only diHiipptitntiueri was tiie
absence of Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, if
CharlaUe, wtui was unavoldubly de
tained at h nie. Mr. Jackson wrotrf
au ppreclat,l-e U-tr. exprttilng her
regrets at cot being able to visit itt-stou-Saliin
at this time, and shaie
the hospitality tjf tho friends of her
A", ma Ma-ter.
which u.it.trs say will aiert strike
be.-ause t f Its rsJ'r-a! nA:iflcUon
f n in original demands. KUtier an of
ficial i.att ni. t contatninx ayuopsls
of the cotuwer pn?ltioi or titv
pit :i t'.ocunu nt aa sent to op.-rators
will prolittbly bo niatl,- puKic tonte
tin.. thla afteri.aMt.
Tht! gtaeial scale committee tie
cldtd this moinlng t issue a call tor
a trt-:aK coux.ntkm ut Strantoa
nex; Tharsda).
Precider.t Mltrlit ! hniitaltd Ciat a
ccunter pioposltioa to the operators
will he K.nt tium tii'. nfuriusjr. an. I
that th.y wtmld bit rittetd to make
an irly r ply so that the convention
might act oi their answer next Thjr-la.
OF
By Wire to Tbe Sentinel.
BALTIMORE. Mil., April 20. Ktgh
ty seven yjars ago ttnlay Odd Vullow
shlp was Hist organized in this coun
try. It was on April 26. 1X79, that UK
IIrs t hid ge wan formed in this c'.t
O.U Fellowship as a distinctive or
ganization, kitrwn ns tha Mancht'tier
(Tu-lon, had Its birth in England In the
Elghieenth Century whre It ' gu-w
rapidly ant! reached finnldBbli .nv
portloiw. but not until 17!) wafi U
traimplati'ed to America. Since ItV or
gan Isat km In this country Odd Fellow
sli'lp has grown to ien;trkable prtrp-u-lions
and today the Order f t Otld Feb
low-t Is, iinni't rically, Ibe Ktrongi w. of
all frateir.a.1 i nUrs 111 tht) I'nUuJ
S-lMes.
Odd Fellows throughout the l'.,.,td
States are cerebrating the amilveiittry
of tbe establishment of ()dtl Fellow
ship In tho I lulled Sta-tcH today wiili
gieRt tmibusbisni. Anniversary niM.I
Ins with music, aililtt'swM and iiber
extjclses will be held In every city
tr town thin evening whatever
thni! is a bulge of the order. In inn.n
of the St-ntbeiii ami Southwit-tunt clt-l
A citizen of Frtedbfrg, Itavldsol.
county, whti was here today, reporua
that the wherealKHHH of Mr. Kowan
Wooseley. son of Rer. Hamuel Woo
ley, of r"Tledberg, w ho left home hwl
Friday, aro still tin known to the
fanvlly and frientki. (Harchlng pr
tied have- been out-every day looking
for tb soi. wlto Is about 35 rs oldt
Ilia wife, who has been Iu bad heu.tu
for sonMi tin;. Is In a t-ttittt of nervous
trotttatJtn, cansril by the disappear
anoe of her tiiuliand. Hbt- Is Ih'lng U
tended by tw- physician.
B devekped Mr. Wooseley Cault.
to thla city last FrUVty, wlthdrtw
all tie imin.-y l e ba-l In a bank tbi.
Immediately thereafter ho went to
Dr. Hill, practicing physkHatt of DuvltW
iwi aud paid hlni a hill for r
vlees Iu his family. Dr. 1(111 expreast
.h-s opinion than Mr. WooseUy had
abc-ut $2ii or $2f- when tni saw him.
The case Is niyjlflid by the fact that
th missing nvau hud bet-n ctimplalu
Ing for scvt ral days bifoia 1k left
lit. in e of having a peculiar twin In his
html. It Is thought now the man ha
Itft thc State.
OF NO. 33 BADLY UT
Id -liu Nti. IU. drawing a hkiIii
bound passeiiKi-r train on the mam
Mint of tho StmtUin llaliaiy. turmd
over utd tolhd dtrwn the eiobank
niei.4 at Pm ons Jurollon Bt 6 o'clock
thU n.otitlng. Engineer John Will
gate waa ttatiifuily binued and seaU.it d
bt skit s wistalidtig a broken leg an-1
seral bruises. Ilia fireman, m col
ored man, al.o received jwluful in
juries. Tin Wlni-'toii H.ilt in 1 1 it in bad tin.
right -ef way and wtas crossing ottef to
the main line wheti th. i-iiglne of No.
1111 ran Into fiio (lien swltcb while run
ulug at the rate trf fitxmt 20 mile an
hour. Ano-thtr engine wnn tiireik
but. the trail was delayed about
niltiutvs by the accident.
tw.il from New York June- 15 and will
be accompanied by their daughtei,
Misa Eliator and Mr. Agnew Bahn
son. Before they return they will be?
Joined by Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Bahnson
and daughter. Mis Pauline, who will
spend two or three, months abroad,
Go to Elm Street tomorrow nig'al.
A letter from Evangelist .Yeuwll
stt that be will arrive lu the el.y
by Saturday. He coms direct from
Dallas. Texas, satire the great Chap
man unkHt meeting were recently
held. Ho will begin services at the
Star warehouse next Sunday at 11
o clock.
les t lie 'anniversary celebratitmit a.e
held In pubHc parku or huininer gar
dens .and e-lulwrate programs live
been arra.Ki'ft for the occarlon, iu
eluding popular guirws, rare5,tc.
". T
New Advertisements.
A. Daye tc Co. Our betist iw rvlc at
your service.
Shapiro. Bio ilr of ladlta' tin
oxfords, worth $15( to $3.'0, at
white they last.
James 8. Ihinn. Selling and rent
ing city and sutntrbnit propvtty a
sixtclalty.
Ntt'y L Crute New arrivals ia
pa'enr kid, rlcl and tan oxford.
Sbaffner's Drug SUte. Prouiit
service, qulek deHvtsry.
Sunmier jw Sc-hooi. June IS to
Aui 31, Cniversity N, C.
Fairvlew Poultry & Stock Co Kggs
from prim winners at $1.50 for 15.
Simpson Drug Co. Tasteless cod
Lashmit's Shot) Sore. The speaker
sit-ak.
Sinipmn Drug Co. Tatrtllt f tM
liver trfl, a gtsjd spring tonic.
Thompson's Drug Store. Au thing
kejH In a first-class drug store.
Meyers-Westbrook Co. An attrac
tive list of specials.
Rosenbaolti-r Bro. Ajtinoutcc
nhtnt "to graduate), busy -store, nw.
Don't fall to make your arrange
ments ahead that you may be able
to attend the entertainment at Kiiu
street ohapel totnorrovr night.
Tho smalt adttnlssilon. price of i-)c
will be charged for the entertalntut.nt
(omorrow t-venlng at Elm street
chapel.
Go irly and get a goMt seat.
the entertnliniwut at F;iut
chapel j;otiJorrow evening. -
BASEBALL CAME AT
FAIBV1EWPARK FRIDAY
Sliurpe's InMltute ainl Caitawba
College- wtil play a game of baseball
at Fairvlew park fmriow ifterutiou
at 3 o'clock. 1Mb these U-sm are
cenipts-ed rf gofsl lall players and
are said to be In splendid shape. Tbe
contest tonus" or w is the second of ibe,
w asem by these' temms and a close,
iuurrtst-in game Is expfcotl.
Institute Tonight.
The Sunday School Insthnte at li.0
First Baptist Church tonight shouid
b largely atten.knl. Addrtsesj will
bet male by R-vs. KpHlman. and
M-xjre.
Married In Court House.
Mr. Noah Fluh'-i and Miss Ada A.
Hill, both of Arcadia, wer married to
day In the register's offlro at tb!
court lKiuse. Majr;r J. C. B-ect officiated.
At l'.in .ccxj:wI qiutrtt.rly cottfer
enee fr Cemtctary M. K. church last
n-ight following rbiegatifS atwt afie;-nai.-8
weroett otMl to attend th" VI ic
stfrti distTlct cnfren'e at Advatau
In July. O. B. Eaton M. D. Stockton.
J. Pr (iilfflth and It. R. Crawfor'i:.
alternates, T. L. Rawiey. G. W. Iilt
haw, Z. T. Bynum and Wi 1. Hlil.
Tbe many friends In this city of
Dr. Tltomaa Hume, of the t'tilverolty
of North- Caroiiii i, will be lighten to
to1 learn that he will occupy lh. piup.l n
st r.fcl tihti First Haptkei church -next Sunday
Inioruing ami night,