7iNGITY BAILY
ENTINTEL
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3. 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
of Amendments
j Rate Bill
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'irnwtud ii'ii'- af.cr
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Lr,,l. 11. AL. Hall
I'ins ittt night, lie
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DLOJlUil HI DALLIbD
Special to The Sentinel.
Ul E'tJH. May 3 The eighth au
im.i! M'('n of tht' sieu! council im-i.ow-d
Unlet 'l Red, Men fur Norm
t'ariilina has urbanised for Ikimiuk
with i-is'atv repiet ntatlves from
i.miic.ls in all parts of tha state pies
1 it. Tae tt-poi t f the keeper of
itra.d.-i showed a gain id iwinty new
I.i.lgja in th Siat? during the year
About Maj'atil 1.2 n.'w number. The "k,ng
talk of tfit great sacneai ana report
01 other officers were Teceivad and re-ifa
. . ,11 i.. . j-
ifirel to BKTiai i.uniniiiu'vs mr uis,
irihiiiian and classification, of the
iu;rl-. !Thj M ."') Y. M. C. A. building at
ir!i tiltutit i'PA reec-lv-at! fram'Sun Flaw :kc;i wo wricked by the
HUih 1'oiiH, Clreep-Bboru, Wilmington I ,nt t iitliquake. and the ITimi ,Aui-J
tnc EliraUvth City for next yw'i :erioau Yonnir Men's Ctrlntiaii A-x;
iiit at council meeting. The selecdoii jCiaticns t.t respandlns to the call far ',
ol the place is left open for the pies- ail1- lo?al as belation ha. .le-:
, cido;l u 1:3a th r-oceeds of the;
The P-!ack Hawk ttam of Red Men jWn' laiilKt.t in addition to a numlHTt
last night exemplified the work of the'of lert.ja:il subscriptions. j
vai :,-. degtes. There was also a The nan)! will be one of Ihe mxM
pnljlie K'Cf ptlon during the evenins esiins played In lh- Y. M. C. A.j
complimt ntarv to the visiting iepr.e- .R.vmnasium this siasan as it will picb-1
sentaiivei. From 5 to o'clock wasj''J' Cx'.io th season' chanvplow- i
spent with Col. F. A. Olds in Ui
Noith Caiolina Hail ot History.
- IIK;H POINT. May 2. A largfl ami
cuhu.tiastlc meeting of citizens wua
lit Id tonight in th opera liinisa lor
the purpi.iit! of considering a proposal
bv Mi. I). Allen und associatei far a
new lallroad to run south to connect j
with on a of th trunk lines. The j
n.(?tlng was unanimously In favar ot 1
the proposition anl another me e Ling I
vtill be held Friday night to consum
mate! the plans.
The. meeting was 111 direct result
of the Philadilphia syndicate pre-!
tented bv Jifr. K. 1). Steele, of tms
p!:ic; the company that will build a
lu!:;y line fioai Ili.sh Point to Than
PROPOSES TO CONNECT
WITH U I HEREJ
ti ville, in buying out the Thoniasvihe ty, are oiganizlng. Dttvlng the past
and Clen Anna RaUroad, owned bylwek siib atisoclailons of the - NY.in
All. M'.lt Jonri, of Thoinasville. This Caiolina Farmers Pudoctive Asaocla-
lim 1: ;w 1 ..ma roath fiom Thomas -
vil'.e. a distance of U or more miles
ami it is intea:!?1 to bring this line j townships. The object of (he assoeia
tc, High Paint, maUir.fi a complete belt.tion Is to nledgo the farmers to sta..d
and rarryliiR It on to Winston, thei (.1
to cnnn.'Rt w(tl the Norfolk and West-
tin.
T
MATTER UNSETTLED.
Sneclal to The. Sentinel.
UAl.ElC.ir. May The members
ol the North Carolina Corporation
Can iui.-slon wf-nt toikiy to (ioldsbcio
. . ..i.. 1 .. . 1.1 , . 1. i., .... .
1. 1 sivi: i. f.h rriu-.a u in-ill niFi i I" 'i'
I K'.ni.iii for the union depot, which
the Atlantic! C:;ast. lane, tha Southern
and the Atlantic! ft North Carolina
ti.i.ii.ad f-onii. allies have agreed to
build: A rcitaln element of Ihe ci(-
m iik a 10 oppDsing the site which the
niiroad ratnpanies have agreed upov..
The (oniaiission will licax tho pout: n
ilotis of liolli sides before ikcldinf
II111 iiiattc:'. ,
6v Wire to The Sentinel.
, LONDON. May II William Waldorf
Astor, Jr.. and Mrs. Nannie I.anghouie
Shaw, of Richmond. Va., wsie niarried
in All Souls church this afternoon.
Only immediate relatives of the coii
ti acting parties were, present.
Ten Hungarians passed throu'a
the city this afternoon. They caniL
from Hagerstown, Md., and wera en
route to Charleston, S. C.
Leslie M. Shaw.
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Ttry of the Treasury.
BASKET BALL CAME
AR 1UL A.T0NIGHT
Receipts Fram This Cham
pionship Contest Will Be
Sent to San Francisco Y.
M. C. A'. Which Suffered
Loss by Recent Disaster.
The .t..:ii( tiom tho champion
ship bas'set halt gs-m? to be plated
th Y. M. C. A. gyiinasium 10-
tiW-'Ht u 11 I .-.t..;i....... . . v
'"" -" iai.ni- 1. .w
A. i not w rk at tan KraM-kco
- ejs;iiP - inc nisim's teconl U as iol
n.-ir. uu 1, iusi u; wiiiie, won
i. lost 1; lii ie, won . h it 2;
Oranse. won 1. lost 2. If the Red
win tonlKbt they will be chanrptoi:
for the kC'aon.v .If the Blue win. ihe
Red will hav? to p:jy the dtciriiau
game with tht White latei.
Hie Hn.M-.p i as fallows: Red.
l.awiencc a:i(l Nairn, forwards: Black
well (lap:.) ceate-r. Ashbum and1
Johnson, guards; Davis, substitute.
Blue, iV ntin tCapt.) and Stlth. for
wt.t'.j: Siinthera, center; Tfsh and
Maxwell, fttiaicfe; N'aylcr. substittiie.
Came cal'c-t at 8:15 o'clock.
IN STOKES COUNTY.
Aerr .llng to the Reporter the fann-
ieis( totucca crowers) of Stokea eoun-
it ion w0ro orsanlzcd in Westfl'd.
Fraiiclsca, Danbury and Capi lia
together and hold their tobacco i.:
order that mote reasonable prices
may bo paid them for their product.
Tho association . proposes, when It
shall have enlisted all the farmers,
. ; rvrn a majority of them, to bp in
a po.-lilon ta dictate, prices and gunr
enters an averago of at least 12l4
cents. Tho plan Is to erect In tne
principal tobacco towns prlsto hnnseR
or packing houses where those who
ai? tint able to hold their tobacco
may cany It and borrow npan the pto
duct alwrnt T.) per ctnt. Money for
i ,' .
e, "
tnls purpose is guaranteed the fa, ni
pt act ieal limitless men all
nv.-r tlw rouiiiry and by the bank. 4 ol
tho South.
ONLY 291 FAILED TO
PIT POLL IN STDKES.
Several citizens of Winston-Salt ,r.
tre natives of Blokes and they aie
mutually Int.'te.-ied In the affairs
(politically, and olherwisvl, of ;hat
county. There fate tho following fioin
the R. poller will be of intend lo
them:
Two years apa there were 471! nil
paid palls In Stokoa county. This
year there are only about 21)1, an l t.j.o
figure includes all thos who are .iol
ble taxod by wrong names and' these
who have died and removed to other
counties. What 'proportion of thes
arc. Democrats and Republicans, can
not, with any accuracy, be tletermlnad.
as both parties are making their usual
claims. Hat It Is certain that neany
2X more vote will be cast at
next election over the vote of 1304.
and for this rtasan there will be n
closer fight and mare holly cantes!.d
election than was the case two yaar:
ago. '
GOV. GLENN'S SPEECH
Special to The Sentinel.
RAI.EIGH, May 3. Congressman
W. W. Kltchin In a letter received
I Dro tctlay said, in speaking of tiov
:nar Glenn's lecent address before
the 'congressional committee (in l!,e
Appalachian Fortst. Reseive bill, that
the bow mar's "magnificent address
in behalf of the Apaplachlan Forest
Resei ve bill. In my Judgment, created
more comment than I have, ever heard
befoia of any s;ech before a con
Sessional committee."
ILL DF J. D. WALL
Postniasteri C. A. Ilrynolds. as ex
ecutor (if the will of the late J ahu f).
Raleigh TJmaa, spent afternoon line
with Clerk Transou fm pi abate.
Mr. Wall's estate Is estimated, to
he woith about $25.iawi. All of His
pirj.erty U lift to his wife and two
rUildien. Hilda K. ano John I). Wail.
The nucsfion of veiling Mr. Wad's
in erest in tl.a hardware business ol
the-AVal!-Haske Ca. i left optionary
the Wall-Hnske Co. is left optional
with the executor. Tho amount held
bv .tlil deceased was I4,omj. - J -
UBEBALS PLEASED AT
WITTF5 RESIGNATION
ThAV Thfnl iMth Him Hut Cf
1 mij j ttt( niui uuti vuk vi
ine way mere is stronger
Probability of Securing Re
form Concessions at Hands
of the Czar.
., ,
ByVIr,t.Th Srnti,lel- .
STV fETKRSKl-HU May 5.-TV
..ownfall of Witt, and tho v.ui.m ot
M. Ooremykin .ta b pr?m.er ia ine
so.e tnp!C ut diK-tuvltm in otilclal ,mt
other quarters. The chauf
'" t I 1
able to Ubeials. wh dtciaro theMis!
a stronger p. o , ability of ec.irmR ie- ji ii,hi.m. J.t p.i.u
forms Rf W,.-Uu-- advUe.. ,a4 c Buai-r f ,)(mir.
no lni;u' he .-d by tW Caar. In. r an.l tavntrn-fth4uia
nw r-fai:' !s the Breath atfrar.an ,hl)t ,h,,v wl:l ,,, ,,.(rncipat
rxpert acd will tUvote nairh of .!. . ... it this tlm. If i: Ik
time to t.'.'V.Miig mau foi ixacttu.i)
k tiling unitxt amtttiK peasants. 'il''i
Witte lias beta unable to da.
GREAT CROWDS AT
E
Another .laiga crowd anscmbled a
the Star warehouse last night in the
fC. ies ot services being held by Kvan
geiists Yeuell and Saxtuti. Tiia eh
iarged platfoim was well filled with
singers an:i Mr. Saxton le.l the choiua.
much t the Torrey -Alexander tiieet-
lugs, In being sung. Mr. Saxton s
solo, "CcIiir Dawn to the firave," r.as
effectively sung. His voice Is a deop.
rich baritone. At tha clotis Mrs. Sax
ton nndtred another violin solo.
Evangelist Yeuell gave anotbir
s'long u'rmon on the text: "And l-ot
pitched hit; taut toward Soduni." He
save a vivid picture of loot's sejvaia
t ion frcm his uncle Abraham, his mi
Joilrn in S.i'.jtn and his escape
thiough the Intervention of Angela.
He n'aowed how many young met.
pilch tfcj'lr tents toward Sodom i.:tt
then enter 1t.
Hit uta of scripture, poeiry, litnia-
tme, Miic.isni uiid humor, shows him
an otaUir, Ha is fearless In 11 1 k de
noiinc'ng of sin. in showing liflw
many are trying to lead a double I !!'.
mt failed, he used with good (lieu
the story of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hydv.
It Is cxpocted that a gieat auih.'iiee
wiil be present tonight to hear hih
lecture on "The Shipwrecks of Life."
It Is Illustrated by a flist-claR mer
eoptican. Th rraeeds will go for
tho benefit of the Sau Fruncasco suf
feiets. There will be a song smit e
it tlw? (.penlng. Mayor Eaton has
pronils?d to bo present. If his dunes
will permit.
CREEXS'IIORO. May H Miss An
niti Poiniltx'or of 121 Wet.t lA'estif.-l
was budiy lutnud about her arms a tin
body last night In trying to mn h r
wedding tionsxtni fiom d'Struclion
by (ire. On May 10 M hh I'oiiul.xlei'
aiid Mi. .1. T. Hayes, of Durham, are
to bt- married. I.n-i night, while Hie
hall ol Ik .- home was used as a, dis
play roam f.n the nnineious nrttt'ie.-.
of lace, aiik and (lelieata wtating p
parel goini; to make a Inautifitl and
happy brith1, a large lamp susiienikd
In the pentar of the hall broke and
fell right In tha midst of nil the fix
ings. They caught fire and despite
the effort of several ladies, wet.? en
tirely por. ".lined or hopelessly ruined.
While Miss Polnifexter'a burns arc
painful, it is not thought they will be
setioiis enough lo cause a postpone
ment of her nuptials.
NEAR N. & W. DEPOT
A negro named Will Garland was
found dead this morning In a tene
ment 'hnuaa east of the Norfolk ac
Western depot. Some women report
ed the matter to the police, who te
ft. 'red it to Capt. J. M. Rabetsoii,
eotaner..
Tha wanien claimed to know vv1,-;-littlc
about the man, exetpt that he
was abaat 30 years old and bad bteii
.ibjot' to "spells." sainethlng like
lit.-. Auother npjit say that the
man had been drinking, heavily lor
srvetal day.
Coioner RolK-rson stated this nf.ti
noon tluit he had arranged ior an In
.quest lo be held at 5 o'clock to see if
then, hasl been any foul play.
Damage by Texas Flood.
FORT WORTH, Texas, May 3. All
1101 ib Texan Is suffering from rxcesa
1 ain.. Railways leading into this city
are badly damaged and trains are
rcatly delayed. This sectkm has the
fine at wheat, and oat crop In lis aU
tory but It is feared considerable
damage wjs tone to it by the rams.
Farinti ere fotllng despondent over
tho outlook.
Message to Congress.
WASHINGTON, May 3. President
Koorfvt.lt, sent lo congress this after
n Kin a tnesMige reconimendlng the
I at sage ol a resolution expressing
hi ttltude f the United States gov
ertinif at to fort !gn count rim and !Ov
ojelt.r.a for their (xprc.sKlon of sym
pathy on account of the San Francisco
drafter and th.-lr offers o( relief. .
Dr. Stokes, of Salisbury, was here
this afternoon looking afier some
ftrnfetslona! bnriness. -
uppdsing forges
FAILED 10 AGREE.
Special to Tht1- S.-n'Snt! I
UIKKJH
::t mni
aUid by Minor Ju'm m I
bttwi.-n thi 'it'iit- of lb.' nromiM
1
UHtriii.iil f ir in ili.iliil on 11
t:it htiOU ;f "1! -1 ; U or "i.f..i:l'
tii:a'" ainl t :n. "a.ni. f.nw, of ,tc
. - tt o ie J.r "in? ai i n'iicm in
i'h UiMl-..a at th; l.m- did not
i,t,t,,;t ni-alu a I!U , lull, ,n f.lf,
,i(:.n.d the l.i ..:! U.dween thi.
,Th . eU.HtM ad.-jcan w;ll pnxwd
, ..i, tiu.i of ihi.ir rimiiu.in
while nmnv il lh. I. .iiler t nrvvtiuts
tfnuir iMiik 1 -ffi'ls tivi'hi.l inw V NT
failed. Tb.-ii c.iiiliMitlon Ik tint pro
hibition
ii:w wauld result in no eu-
IfeiceiiHT.t ki that the iilliiuate result
' would bt- a rpium ta mv-ii saloons.
ENTII
By Wire to Th Rntin.
SCRAXTOX. May 3 The
trict Cnnveiitlon of antl.rarli,.
tri n;,
1 11 In."
opened thin iiKiinlng for the first ;:e
sloa and whllti today m glvtn ovei
to nothing more than ni?re larmal.i -es 1
of organization the public will ko w
by the end of the week whether or
not there is te be a s'like
The conventloij, will probably be in
setalon three dayj In order that t!Klniif.
f.t.ll di'li'ir:itit-. mm huv.' a full nnticvr I mi n.
tun'.ty to ixptess" theniselv.n 011 ihe
Issue. I 'I at tivp.r plan to Matv cotton auJ
Pte :!dtnt Mitchell cpetf,i the pon - theisby eontrol prlpes would require a
ventlon without an a.Mrrss. He ildl'argT amount of rapltal than thy
Ithls uioinlng it was doubtful- If he
would muka any extended speech dnr-l Ibit. actorning to rresi.ient mci.h, t
inhthepoiiveiiti.iii f Na England Splniiets' Assocta
Thus is ttill tin absolute cola. .Uv!""". the finferencw was a supeesa.
as to the outct.aie. though talk of alH" 'aid he did not exp t the two .a
strike It? fining. itertMs that have not rome together .
Some profesi to believe Mitct.eil'ln n hiimlre yeai to art' on aU
Im ; s miethliig up liis sle.'ve, w nleh ! "''"H t h Bt uieetliig. (old
ho will spring at Ihe last moment. l Potifetatice before dJournln
Others sav the operator niav Indl- that ItifiMmal Inttrvlewa were alraost
cate n slight oncessinn. A nie-nbet
of the K.-alii paninilttee said t litn
morning:
"Delegate., after full considers! ic.n
ot all that has b. eii done, will Note io
go on a strike,"
Canv4titk)n ailjr. iinej until l:2ti
thla aftarnooii t:i give the cre.letlllal
Icominlttee an tippaitiinliy to go.ovet
rrea. n iats pit reined.
REALITY OF JESUS
CHRIST," THE SUBJECT
"Iti .ill. y ( J 'mi- Christ" was the
vulij.Tl of a j. act lea! senium pitn.n
oil at Ituikhtal M. E. Church ins
nlgaf. The l T 1 1 1 1! nice waa largt f
than niiy iiIkIii Hits wek, The tlis-caiin-i'
v.as diitcted piinclpaljj- t;J the
menil is of the cliunh und 111 ut ; B
fine Impri skIoii The question of elos
lag Ihe f"rliif rvte whs ,i
s;d to the m aiberu t;f the clmtch th'
otlur Clirls'.lnm, prii;:!!) for an hih
siou tif opinio:!. Several rerJit n.ied
and evnty 01 1 s-il;e In favor of con
tinning "th j moi taig for a few ni 'lit
at bast.
Ri v. Mr. Tin utr will, pnaelt
night.
to-
Has Large Fruit Crop.
Mr. E. M. Long, n successful farm
cr of Tabarcoville, today sold his last
load of laf tolaeco of the 19u3 crop
on the Win tan market. Mr. , lin
tepoits the wheat ctop in his tvecliin
fine naver looked more protniKlrg.
"I will have plenty of fruit thJ yeii1.
too, f lid Mr. Long, who addt'd teat
them would be plenty of peaches, ap
ples, p.'ars. etc.. In his section. The
lifts In the l w lands were the n.iy
one that c.ifforod.
Speck von
Ambassador Extraordinary and
iCLOSE OF MEETING
ConvenUon of Cotton Growers
And Manufacturers Came
To End Yesterday.
, Convention Rtti'ttfd in N Tangibi
Agreement on Qutii at (, -
Although Quit a Numbtr of Tapka
Wr O'ictiittd Fully by Dtlogattt
to tho Conftrtnc.
Wir to Th lmttnL
W SHINUTOX. May 3 Wltho.it
aihiptinii a Mngle resolution ouUlninji
aa.v entire1 of action or any polity
the C infrri nee of Cotton Otowv
inA Maaufactm ar berani a thlnj, of
tr.a fut tan tit(i iV.Vir- auauW ,
'he iltliva: s aie aiglitiMf Ina.
An atunipi was made dirrini ilin
?o:iferi'up- to ",ui the naiMUte tit
1 riK ilmUm iirglnt; the li.n.mnn'ni 10
; aay with the rop condition te
MrtK by the agricultural dtpartnienl.
This waa finally Uild 00 the tll'.
tiiaw. is tuied a pmnianrnt organ
7ati i helwren thvnui'lve and the
plniier that their whtTiie far sclltnic
Hreet to the matiuftictiirer might, to
ittvanepi. but It was epinised by fh
rnanulacliiers.
A dip! 1111 itlc cmuilttee brourht lu
1 reihiil vh'ch was adopted. It do
l.iifd tha dlegatet fnmi varioti
h woclatlmtf' ' rep-resentr 1 had not fcts,u
'tinpoweiod to enter into peipettiatlon
of organiiatltin.
The manufartiirei were tint enthu
siastic all nit Ihe plan of tho It 10 we; s
tii build waiehotiiaa, giade potton aud
sell (lirtct to the manufacturer, tuns
avoldliiK tpeciilrtilan and the middle-
Spinners, particularly Engll.
tluocht It was a kimmI schiiu
hut was intimated to Boulhertiei
icould at pitsenl potnmantl.
beneneiat an ctinierencc, iauu-
facturr.t now better anderstand the
conditions In the South and rut bo'.iev-
tsl that finnieis are now better a warn
of what the nianufaci irera want and
whan they want It.
Ttlnlty C illi'Ko dt ftnted th Vnlvci
slty cf Vliglnla In a pratly Ratlin of
baa-ball at ltiiinm yesterday by tii
eon if 4 lit 2. Clf ineiit, did He'
iilteliiiig . Trinity ami nllowtd Vlr
giuia only four bits. .
C'iv.i ir 01,1111 waa immiR tlnw.
wl.a wltiii'tsi il tbt game.
IT CHAPEL HILL TODAY
Tha t'nlverslty of North Caroi'iu
ana' the 1 niv TKity or Virginia am
conk ,-Jliifc for honors oil tho diamond
at Chap J lliil this uftern;oii. ThU In
lilt- dteidaig gam" of the series, txcil
ii-am having o'te victory to In
et.d:.. .
Anniversary of Poland's Constitution.
U) Wiiv io The Soiitlntf.
CHICAC.O, May 5. The Polanltii
In this city ai today celebrating Caa
one hur lredth and fiftieth annlversa
ry of the adoption of Poland's C0111U
taiioii. Many oi the nieetlnga will be
hold thle evening at which proml.ii lit
Polish orntois will deliver addresct's
among them City Treastiiar John. F.
Hui.il.ikl. -
Stornburg,
Plenipotentiary from Germany.
TRINITY WINS FROM -VIRGINIA,
4 TO 2.
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