iriNCITY DAILY SENHNTE
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, .MAY 30. 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
EAR.
to sold alia to J. E. Whitbeck the lio nsinutts; wen
last of February, just like the one in-juions in a bus's
H.UUCeHI lM -uivu .ucuivu Siil.enHilt Of
William Plean
Siewait said looked like the one
W'tUbeck had before he left here.
Cecil B. Mai lory. ,
Witness lives In. Petersburg. Va.;
S a COUalB OI J. "unoet., miu ur
titer a:iie at Cieai
oiie time. Witness
Cook
Harvev
Steal Kohre.
he?k and u.j
Ut do laa': !! .
mat th i it-ur v . . . . i.
.-v v, M. u!u mi me nigoi jc-t list it wa
i itc uuuut-r on Alain street.
On cros!-timi:,a-;ou Sam said he
left the employment .f IWeuhacher
& Bro. because busiti,s.i ,,i!i- k
,'ame to her fathers house February Blt kll'w anytaing alwut Henry
:'5 and remained there until his arrest.
Tbe pin was presented and witness
tiid it was Just like the one Whit:
beck said n bought ia Petersburg.
Dr. J. M. Fleming.
1 know Wnitaeck; on Thursday or
money or the amuutu he lu;i
On re-di:eet cxaniiuation witness
saiiUthat he aud ('apt. J. J. siaj; were
jukjng about a diamond ring befr
the murder; said be had mi au over
coat waen be went
night of the murder
around bis Brother; never knew of
man nam.'.l "Finger
Wi: ';4M Pieaa. Wait
" ra.it d Tiier wre
a t r Whi'Ueck told
o, r, that s!w had
cuavra:ktn v..t'i Sa:u Kobre before
and after the ttmiUer: that Sum told
hej.be kiil.j K-.:ry in hi bed rootr.
with hat, ht or .tue-fcJn taev cut
l with: that WiXam r.ean' was
with biui i'.j- their friend stavvd
down ttii ur.J pri'.d open the back
door; 1 u!i.!;uiod Saw to My Hemy
H ndr;u; hrii they went in;
he said tin got a ho se amount of
to the hotel theltuoney fiom u8 Henry, but did not
never suw a beltlnarae any n:n; ;hi; on MonJav even
inj aftei the murder Whit berk gave
lluia , -. .. . u .
m -l it iti t.;t cuiuer n
GOVERNOR
At Request of Solicitor Gov
THERE. GERMAN OPINION.
erjior Goes To Wades-boro.
I, Mommg Ana
I . - introduC
fctl'T " . I... Krii-A the mttrilpr I I At hin
eny-fyn0Pt' Ih-i.o so r.-nts each dav. and on Sun-
11 Yesterday. , ..... ,h. Mm hav- 1 1,0: nn Tiips- f In ,.,J.m. . . ... " .
I . '"-3".".a,wu i.utss ad-li-ioeriy ana fi um'b stittts: he xave
U I" Mjrderida 1 let hiin have j.00 to pay soiumuttd rolij to Kmlline Gardner's to lave one d.;:.ir biii the evl intiR loi-
ilitie dui. i eu to xuk -tiiu am lotiKne toid; was rrora- lowtEf Tuedav. WUnew .ieiiied be-
Imught his ticket to Petersburg; in ah pamed by Mr. Cohen; did not ask the'inn present when Heurv Kob.e was
I let hint hava $22 on a gold watch-fortune teller we wanted to know killed. Hnrv Kobre had a purse
he left me his address: he wrote tojabout the killing; diu take two trips I while we ,i'e at his plare: 1 took It
lie and I answered It; Whitbeck was to country to see fortune tellers. but1om,u bis hand and carried it to the
dunking on luesuaj evening wnen ai.ieceivecl no satisfactory '-'" .uM , k h ln. .
... .t.klac ll noVi.r ,h.,.,J o.tu . it. i . """"
. . . . cu.i.iru uj nm eit'wjn crara jwiii fav litnrr nail luoiiev in
On cross-examination witness said in my life but slie has 'phoned to me; 'a belt; I heard saru say Henry threw
um not tell lapt. hiss Cicero Orrell .off on kirn in crowds and tried to
was suspected being murderer of half make him feel bad and won all of his
brother; two detectives were here, j money jtanibhnir: I heard Sam speak
but they were brounht here by Maxiof this at Christmas and about two
In Telegram tbe Solicitor Stated That
If Governor Could Be Preatnt the
Work of InvtCttigating the Recent
Lynching at Wadetboro Would Be
Much Simplified. Too New Char
tea Issued.
i sejsioa of t.ti'
,wsea at
, ,;:,. s.v Ir the
ire murder case as
H't..i
Rri;r s me
. " .1 u..
.uuiid mnicted vii
i'eiitiiiuiiiB
, roiiversatioti ' u
he Jay alter tne imu-
ltrhard a ronversa-
hitbeck and Mayor
Sxb Wbiibeek said
i teens aner ic mur
tl he li"f that nit-
on Wednesday after-
:..na(ion Mr. Bryant
-fk uaie liis address
i chief Crutchlieid and
that he would return
iu iieeiieil. Witness
aitlhCk hail said that
murder he went to
in Salem about 7:30
1 1 to MOiti rnoenix
Ire he spent the nij;ht.
rs refused to permit
to examine Deputy
because lie had re-
iiirt room during the
ali the other wit-
Jrrell Recalled.
as reraiii'd and ex
borate the evidence of
ititness examined yes-
Orrel testified that
the sakKin about see-
on the Sunday night
laid he hail to-go to his
ruination witness said
tok say he knew Sam
c shot because he did
it he (Cooki saw him
before he heard the
'auline Cooper.
toil! about hearing
;eu a Mis. Scott that
! been offered $50 not
Kobre, Plean and
Sailie claimed that
niry Kobre with some-
P'fk. they shot
n window
minal Ion witnesg said
'.lutatlnn In the neigh'
t good for truthful
w was known as a bad
if Aldredge.
smui hearing Sitllle
ut Sam Kobre, Plean
killing Henrv Kobre
P'aj'ed a handkerchief
mea Henry had a few
f as killed,
r'es Cooper.
lesmwri that he knew
sum and another
the other defeu-
1 s tooitr's mother-
'"I'ir foi'tlllH'S fold;
'beir names; I knew
; not know his
1 ,h, y wauled to know
Winston: this wus
" -iter Henry Kobre
11 went out In the
mother-in-law and I
1 do not. pay much
'"I l line telling
mnatioi, c001,,r sai(,
as ever in this
'''"f ' list his taxes.
" fhe and his mother
Oardner. were In
1 "efore a niairlatraio
d:'' htht.L- i-.t tint ftrtnkln? th nfrpr.
n.Hin he left; that witness still had
,er on another man's
mission.
, Simp.on.
"! Same Stewart
nis house on Broad
""" murder: that
l. mf a ffw minutes
sh?. rang the door
il,,r i; i uad been
ile Resn.
-f .he examina
)s"" l'i: 15 o'clock
"O 'fcaf it rested
l,,ort Read.
';!k!'1 ' -South Bo8
H''nha Bear-
the
ft there a few
- ,i,0,'t P- ': that
':atn Pk.an came
,fs "'fore S 0.clock
pr 1 o clock. MSS
, -N or Plean;
Tw? art,;r Sam
'h 'Phone
; "Hr?l it anrt th
nd
out without
Bckhan
ho Ih.i.i.
tie
s at Alex-
a position
ntlKtnn r
ha a,, was
wi;neS8. He
' a, r't!n '' E' Wl"t
li'-at his char-Tr'-l
him in.
.. w, e ,)ef"-e this;
id ; '10! rpae1 to
r C' Little.
wth him.
at o.......
iersDurg,
cloihin
V)re there:
Whitbeck's gold watch and that latter
owijd Blum Fleming a small bill
lor carriages.
John E. Whitbeck.
This defendant said he came here
last August and became manager fori
ihe Portner Brewing Co.; that his
resignation was asked to take) effect
December 1. 1905. Defendant told of
his movements on Sunday, January 21.
saying he visited Bessie Whitt that
night, left there about 10:10 or 10:20,
came up Main street, talked with
Peter Brame and then went to Hotel
Phoenix, and told the clerk he wanted
a room, to which he went: that this
was between 10:30 and 10:35; did not
leave room that night; first heard of
minder was next morning while en
route to W'inkler'a -cafe to get his
breakfast; that after breakfast he
went to the Kobre saloon, thence to
undertaking room of Huntley-Hill-
Stockton Co. and witnessed autopsy
f Henry Kobre; went to Blum &
Fleming's stable; was drinking; spent
Tuesday night In room over Holbrook
& Wiiifree'8. saloon; spent most of
Wednesday at Blum & Fleming's
stable: saw Chief Crutchfleld and
?ave him my address In Petersburg.
Va.. and told him If he wanted me as
i witness against a colored man 1
would return; on the way to the train
stopped at Kobre'g saloon, drank
small glass of beer aud got half pint
of whiskey; I went to Petersburg; ar
riving there on Thursday, January 25
and stopped with my uncle; while
there I bought the pin exhibited and
some clothes with $25 sent by post
itflce money order by a friend In Mis
souri; order and receipt were ex
hibited by witness; defendant Bald he
cama back here on telegram sent to
Petersburg and without any- other
papers; tali he told officers he never
saw or heard of Satlie Stewart and
Carrie Lloyd, but did know Bessie
W'hltt. Witnesg testified again that
he never saw Sallie Stewart to know
her until his preliminary trial before
the mayor; denied going to brewery
:he night of the murder, saying he had
no means of getting Into It; that he
and Henry Kobre were the best of
friends; never at any time went driv
ing with Sallie Stewart; that what
she swore to was false: had received,
photograph of himself from hla sister;
that It wog taken when he was a sailor
and was wearing a uniform.
On cross-examination Whitbeck
laid he knew nothing about the mur
ier of Henry Kobre; had no recollec
tion of telling Capt. J. J. Sigg that, he
could put his hand on the murderer In
ten minutes; that the only trouble he
was ever In before was for assaulting
a negro In Alexandria, Va., for Insult
ing his sister aud beating his baby
brother: waS in the navy service
about three years; witness thought
his resignation was asked for as
manager for the Portner Brewing Co.
here because he allowed one man
to come In the place of business;
witness refused to answer a question
about Bessie Whitt, except that she
was hia friend.
Sam Kobre, Another Defendant.
Witness said he was 20 years old;
came to this country from Russia six
yeara ago; cannot write English;
kept' bank account with Wachovia
Loan & Trust Co., but could not write
his name until short time ago; was
friendly with my half brother, Henry
Kobre; had been sleeping together
for about two years; he used to carry
about $:)0 or $75; knew Sallie
Stewart, but was never Intimate with
her. Here witness told of his move
ments on Sunday of the homicide.
Got up about 10 a. m.; shaved him
self in restaurant; shaved Cicero Or
rell and Henry; took a drive during
day; ate supper at restaurant; played
cards with some friends until about 9
o'clock,; Plean and I left, going to
Max's; left Henry at restaurant; said
he was coming later; Plean and I
play,! cards with several parties uutil
11 o'clock; Plean and I left, coming
down town;, stopped at Frank Brown's
corner; Nthen I went to saloon, found
curtain pushed back; went In and
found back door broken open; rnsheu
up-stalrs; was light in room; Henry-
was lying on floor; Baw blood on his
arm; I rushed out. leaving front door
open; went to Hotel Phoenix and
phoned to Max, telltng him to "come
right away;" from hotel I Went
to police station and told Officers that
somebody had broken In saloon and
Henry was bleeding to death; I went
to Henry's room with Policeman
Penry and one or two others;, 1 went
after Mr. Plean about 3 o'clock In the
morning, after my brother had died
and wag carried from hospital to un
dertaking establishment; I heard
Sallie Stewart's testimony; never
told her at any time about, Henry;
never had any knowledge that Henry
was to be assaulted; Sallie asked me
one day If I was out driving with a
girl: I told her It was not true; never
paid, her a cent ; I rode in a buggy with
her; I wag going down in Salem and
I met her; she asked me if she could
ride with me; 1 drove around about
Kobre; Henry owned a i2-calibre nis
tol and I carried it sometimes; the
reason he did not phone from the
saloon to his brother was because he
was scaled.
Character Witnesses.
At the re-opening of court at 2130
this afternoon two character wit-
aesseg were Introduced. Sheriff Pe-
trte. of Stokes, who resides at Oer-
nianton, testified thtu the characters
of Max and Sam Kobre were good,
Mr. J. C. Sinoot, of Alexandria. Va.
said that he and J. E. W hitbeck were
raised in the same1 town and that his
character was good.
Leo Vaughn.
This witness is local agent for the
Portlier Brewing Co. He testified
that he was at his office with some
fik'mls the night of the murder, leav
ing there just before 9 o'clock, lock
lug the door; the back door had a bar
across it ; did not see J. E. Whitbeck
that night; If he had a key to the
front door witness did not know It.
N. L. Cranford.
This witness told about being at
tha Portner office with Mr. Vaughn
the Sunday night of the homicide.
William Plean. ,
This witness is one of the three de
fendants. Said he was born In Rus
sia; came to this country lfi years
ago: came to this city March 4. 190":
witness corroborated statements made
by Sam Kobre regarding their move
ments on Sunday. January 21, telling
about their visit to the restaurant aud
the home of Max Kobre. The only dif
ferent in the statements was In re
sard to where they separated just af
ter 11 o'clock that Sunduy night, after
visiting at the home, of Max Kobre.
Sam said they separated at the corner
of lalu and Fourth street, while
Plean said that, according to his recol
lection, they separated at the corner
of Liberty and Fifth streets.
LAST NIGHT'S 8ESSION.
Sallie tSewart'g Testimony. Witness
Subjected to Rigid Cross-Examination.
"The first night's session of court
was taken up In hearing the testi
mony of Sallie Stewart, the states
star witness In the Kobre murder
case. The glii was on the stand for
two hours and a half and while her
direct testimony was damaging to the
three defendants, Sam Kobre, Pleau
and Whitbeck, the effect of it was
weakened lluring the severe cross
examination, conducted by Mr. C. B:
Watson.
Court reconvened a few" minutes
after 8 o'clock last night. The court
room and gallery were packed. Most
of the crowd stood up. the spectators
desiring to see the witness while she
related her story.
A few minutes before the examina
tion was concluded Mr. Watson arose
and addressed the court, saying that
he might wish to ask Sallie a few
more questions this morning. Judge
Peebles replied that he proposed to
finish with that witness last night if
it took until 1:30 o'clock. The wit
ness was then turned over to the
counsel for the prosecution for re
direct examination, conducted by Mr.
Lindsay Patterson. The only question
asked was: "Sallie, were you a pure
girt when you went to live at Max
Kobre's? She replied that she was.
Sadie's Evidence.
Witness said her home was near
Clemmons; that she lived at the home
of Max Kobre'g about nine months;
knew Sam Kobre when he worked at
Rosenbacher's; I helped Mm. M.
Kobre with her housework; I saw
Henry Kobre between 6 and 6 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, before he was
killed; saw him again at depot about
9:15 that night; he walked with me
and a girl named Carrie Lloyd or Bes
sie Whitt up to the postofflce: i sw
Mr. Whitbeck Inside-Ihe postofflce:
we went to' the Portner brewery:
went In at the back door: Whitbeck
let us ini the girl and I went to
Kobre's saloon about 9:30; Henry
Kobre let lis in at the back door;
went in the restaurant; stayed there
10 or 15 minutes; then went back to
me Diewerj; v iniuee ai ui'js
brewery and let us in; went oacit io
the Kobre restaurant and ate some
oysters: then went in Menry'g room:
stayed there about five minutes:
Henry let us out the back door; went
from there out Church street to Sec
ond, then to Main, wher 1 got on 'he
car and went to West End, where I
got nff and went to Mr. John Simp
son's, where. I stayed: 1 left Bessie
Whitt on the car: I have known Whit
beck about six months; been with him
weeks before the .z murder; I heard
Sam say he was going to frail h
out of Henry some time: 1 was
friendly to beth Henry ami Sam.
ln crosa-examlnatlon wltnesa said:
I had known Whitbeck about a year
and got acquainted to speak to him
the following summer; he had a scarf
pin with a bird on It; I have had the
pin iu my hands.
Here a pin was shown to the wit
ness and she was asked if this was
the Whitbeck pin; Sallie said It did
not look as fine as the Whitbeck piu:
witness did not remember whether It
was before or after the killing that
she took a drive with Whitbeck; she
heard Sam say last .August that
they were going to frail h out of
Henry.
Here it was brought out that a
detective had ' been here two weeks
or more and that Sallie bad drank
cococola wlh him ; Sallie admitted
while in the room with several othei
witnesses she stood up for a mock
marriage. The witness did not know
where the Whitt girl lives, because
"she moves every time it rains" though
she knew she was the girl with her
the night they went to the brewery
and Henry Kobre's room; I heard
some one say yesterday that Bessie
W'hltt had moved to get away from
the officers ; Sallie did not know that
Bessie had Inflammatory rheumatism;
while we were up-sialrs with Henry
heard Borne one walking dowu
stairs: sounded like two or three
men; I drauk some beer at the saloon
and a little whiskeys at the brewery;
didn't tell Henry he was going to be
whipped, as I didn't rare to have any
thing to do with It: sat on the bed 5
or 10 minutes talking with Henry; we
didn't tafk anything bad..
Extracts from an Interview printed
Iu the Morning Journal while Bailie
was In the city lock-up were read to
the witness; she denied saying dur
ing that Interview that she gambled
with Henry Kofjre the night he was
murdered and he let Sallie win $Ih;
she stated Sam told her that after
killing Henry he shot out of the win
dow to make the public believe that
Henry was shot from the outside; I
think Sam said he struck Henry two
blows; I did say Sam promised to give
me $50 if 1 would not tell on him; I
never read the papers: don't remem
ber anything said about doubling the
reward; I talked with Whitbeck on
Monday night after the killing: I met
him at the corner of Fifth and Liberty
and walked up street with him; I
believe ail he said was that It was all
Dver; we went to near Cummlngs'
store; we came back on the street
car; I left Dim at Mr. Simpsons; I
Raw him again next -day in front of
P. A. Davis' saloon on Third street:
we walked to tne jau. nacs oi me
opera house; it was about 2:30
o'clock: I went back to Mr. Simpsons,
I saw Whitbeck again before he left;
he was near the brewery; he ap
peared to be drunk; this was In the
morning; I had been to Dr. Jewetts
office having my eyes treated; 1 only
spoke to Whitbeck at this time;
Policeman Hartness did send me
something to eat one time at my re
quest; I don't think he has done any
thing but his duty as art omcer; bai
lie denied saying she had been threa
tended with being sent to the peniten
tiary If she did not tell all she knew,
but admitted that she wag told that
she would be locked up; Sallie also
said she did not Bwear the truth la her
first examination; she denied having
a lawyer, as she didn't need one; that
she did send for one, but decided she
did not need him and sent him word
not to come; said she told Sam If he
didn't tell her all about the murder
she would employ a lawyer and tell
what Whitbeck had told her. She had
joked with Sam and asked him If he
Special tx The SntSr.eJ.
RALEIGH. May '. Gov. Glenn re
ciived t Migrant last night from
SoUcltor Kobiusoti. at W'adesboro. to
the effect that if he could possibly
feme TiT" Wadckhoro hia presence
! would greatly aid In their work of In
;Vest:gatlr.g tht recent lynching of J.
;V. Johnson and Iu bringing to Justice
the participants iu th outrage. The
; governor caught the next train for
iWadesboro and will remain there as
jlong as he may be needed. Then he
will go to Klklu where he will be the
guest oi -Mr. mign i natnam lor sev
eral days and take a needed rest.
The Eudora I'Jnd Co., of Spencer,
ia chartered' trxlav with $2t.tMHi capi
tal, by J. W. Nicholson, C. H. Jordan
and other.
Another charter Is to the Pomona
Store Co.. of Pomona, with $.".ooo
capital by C. W. Ikiln, 8. F. Campbell
and others.
.WEST END DEVELOPMENT.
Plan On Foot to Offer Desirable Build
ing Property in That Section for
Sale.
For quite a while there has existed
lit the'minds of thinking persons In
terested In the growth of our city the
necessity for the extension and de
velonmrnt I of new residential uron-
erty and at reasonable prices.
Building sites for the man of
moderate means, and with the desire
to own a home of his own, have ad
vanced In price until the necessity for
this development Is apparent to all.
It is now stated authoritatively that
plans which have been on foot for
quite a while for the development of a
largo portion of the choicest part of
western subiiib of Winston, have
assumed definite shape, and Wiu
stonltes will have an opportunity at
a very early date of securing choice
building sites In the most desirable
section of the western part of the
city.
This property will be sold on easy
terms, and at such prices as will In
sure the home builder a place where
her fan buy a home with rent money
and the seeker of profitable Invest
ments ah opportunity to realize hand
somer returns.
Broad itreet Revival,
The special meting at Brtiad Btrei-t
Baptist church continue with Increas
ing Interest and power.
Mr, Wilson bi In gtoo hoarse to
preach last night the Rev. Mr. Wil
liams, of the M, P. church, preached a
very strong and inspiring sermon to t
large and appreciative congregation,
taking s Jiis text Ezeklel 3-37; "The
valley of dry bones." ,
These special services will con
tinue from night to night so long as
the Interets will' justify It. Every
body Is Invited to attend.
Basebsll Results. '
By Wire to The Sentinel.
NEW YORK, May 30. The resulta
of bull games this morning In Nat
ional League were as follows: New
York, 0; Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati, &;
Pittsburg, 7. Boston. 2; Philadelphia,
7. In American 1-eagiio results wre
as follows:
Boston. 5: Philadelphia, 1. Wash
ington, 2; New York, 8.
Expressions of German News
papers About Packing
House Inquiry.
Various Influential Papers In Berlin
Eiprii View en th Subject ef
Meat Packing Methods. Senator
Bevendge's Statement Relative Is
His Bill.
Special to Th Stttnel
BKR1J.V, Mav 30-Taluted meal
disclosures which hav been made) Iu
the I'nitetl State have aroused a
great deal of Interest throughout Gt't
i many and ate sub Jet t ot many
iedltoil.il com meats In new tempers to
jday. The beef trust Is -roundly Ue
. nouticej by moat of the journals
which deal with tbe subject aud soma'
of the paers without ainrflminatUm
condemn all American business Insti
tutions. The Moum post asserts that tbe
beef trust magnates were murderers.,
The Tagldatte remaiks that this Is a
new form of "American peril." "Euro
pean Importers must, now understand
(hat death lurks In every tin of potted
meat Imported from America" The
Vosslrhs Seeing says that disclosures
are proof that America's whole com
mercial life la permeated with "dU
honent corrupt ton and crlm." The
Keiclislml atatea that the trust
showpj frivolous disregard for tun
health and Uvea of millions of people
throughout the world who purchased
American tinned meats, Th gtaats
Ikirgetl Seiing demands Immediate
prohibition of Importation of Amer
ican canned foods. The Vorwaerts
says that American trust Is synon
ymous with a gang of murderers and
criminals aud the Neurale Nachrlctv
tan payw ta respects to America gen
erally by stating that America Is 2.00H
years behind the times Iu regard to
the question of public molality "The
remainder of civilised people recog
nize Christianity but America has un
blushingly adopted Satan as the In
spiring spirit of public life "
.WASHINUTpN, May 30.-8eiistor
lleverldge. author of the meat Inspec
tion bill, makes this statement to
public prt-sa: ,
"We are now In Ihe period of moral
regeneration .of American . business.
The-meal lnsHction bill Is psrt of that
general regeneration. Its purpose Is
to make certain that American people
snail get from our packers just as
good meat aud meat food products as
European people get from them. .
European governments demand that
we subject all meats shipped to them
to careful Inspection and wev un our .
part, concede that the demand la Just.
That Is Ihe reason why federal gov
ernment provides such careful Inspec
tion of meaU sold abroad, But If It
be conceded, as It is, that we ought to
Inspect meat sold to people of other
countries we ought to Inspect meats
sold to people of our own country. I
do not rare to say at this time any
thing shout conditions In any packing
house In the country. I have no de
sire to punish any one for past of
fenses. What 1 desire Is the enact
ment of a law. If a law Is enacted I
am willing that by gones shall b by
gones. Hut I Insist, that the Amer
ican people and the world shall have
the warrant ot a statute of the United
States that whatever conditions may
have been In the past conditions In
the futur? shall be correct and beyond
criticism."
(Continued on page three.)
Alfonso's Marriage Tresty.
Hy Wli-s to Th Sentinel.
1XJNDO.V, May 30. The text of the
marriage treaty between King AI
fonzo and Princess Ena, whose wed
ding takes place in Madrid tomorrow
and which was signed in Iondon May
5,. was Issued this morning. The
second article of treaty provides that
Alfonzo shall give Ena annual grant
of 450,000 pesetas. Should she be
come a widow she will receive 250,000
pesetas annually. In the third
article of treaty Princess Ena re
nounced all rights of succession to the
British throne. ,
At Auditorium Tonight.
Mr. Chauncey Southern,, supported
bv a capable company, gave a good
several times; went driving with him P' f' mance at the Elks Auditorium
one time; saw his picture with his las' night before, a good-sized atidi
navv suit on; I know William Plean; 'jnce. The company Is a first-class
he wrote to me'several times, but irepei.u.re u,sui1IIhuii is - .
n..t .i,nmi hi. full name! Whit-)P"S1 of actors of real merit. It Is
beck told me the Sunday night I was i seldom that as good plays are seen
at the brewery the first time there was at popular prices a those which this
plan to whip Henry Kobre; that 'company is presemuig.
Here on Inspection Tour.
There were a party of Norfolk Si
Western officials here jesterdsv after
noon on a tour of Inspection. The par
ty was composed of A. C. Needles,
general superintendent; W. C. Wal
strum, general superintendent of tele
graph; I). A. Blake, superintendent of
this division, and A. Kearney, assis
tant superintendent of motive power.
The Bee Hive's Big Sale.
The big sale on millinery at the
Bee Hive, which Is on this week, ha
attracted large crowds each day.
Don't fail to visit this store during
the week.
New Advertisements.
Bailey Hros. Old Bob is a treat.
A. Daye ft Co. Shoes nd oxfords.
Special values.
Meyers-Westbrook Co. Walt for
gnat remodelling sale.
Roscnbacher Bro. Specials for
tomorrow. The while sale, continues.
Piedmont Springs will be con
ducted this season by Messrs. J. M.
Ooddard and Hon. The Sentinel Is
Informed that the hotel will be Con
ducted In a flm-class manner and
that a most successful, season is
anticipated.
The Idea of the public amuse
ment coirimlttee of the board of trade
In providing for band roncerts during
the summer, months is a splendid one
and It I to be hoped th& the citizens
of this city will rmnlfemt sufficient
Interest to Justify carrying out the
plan. Contribution to the fund being
raised should be serif In at once.
Dr. R. L. Rlerson has decided to
remain In Winston Saiem. He will
have hist office over O'Haulon's drug
store, back of Dr. fVmrad's denial
office.
Dr. E. F. Sitickland returned from
Charlotte this afternoon. He read a
paper before the State Medical Hoc
Icty in session there.
GUILFORD ROAD WORK.
New Superintendent of Road Building
Employed by Highway Commission.
Special to The Sentinel.
GREENSBORO, May 28 The High
way Commission has secured the sef
vl'fs of Mr. D. T. Kltch, if Charlotte,
to suicrlnteiid tlui' county road woilt.
Mr. Hitch has been In the Mecklen
burg work for 13 years aud for aoruo
time has been superintendent o( the
Charlotte township road construction
work. He take ihe plate made va
cant by J, O. Furches, wlw resigned to
accept the siiperlntendeucy of tho
street work of the city of Greensboro.
TWO BOMBS THROWN.
Effort to Kill Former Governor Gen
" era) of Russian Province.
By Wire to The Sentinel
ST. PBTERfiBt'RO, May 30. Ad
vices from Kutals trans-Caucasia
state that two bombs were thrown
today at General Allkhsnoff, former
governor general of the province,
while he was driving to the railway
station. He was wounded tn Die
thigh. One bystander was killed by
the explosion and three other Injured.
The wotild be assassin escaped.
lob's OF 91.000,000.
Armour Elevator In Chicago Burned
to the Ground.
By Wire to The Sentinel
CU1CAOO, May 30. Elevator I),
owne.d by Armour c Co. was burned
to the ground early today. The loss l
about one million dollars.
Sixty-Five Persons Drowned.
By Wire to Th ftntlna
Riff A. Russia. May 30. A steamer,
name .of which Is as yet unknown,
while bound from Dubbeln capsized
in the Oulf of Riga. Hlxty-flve per
sou, were drowned. Dublxiu. Is the
watering place of Ilusia In Ll veil I a
In Gulf of Kiga. N
Committee Meete.
The committee having In charge
the arrangements for the Horse Show
next fail had a meeting last night suit
lock Ihe preliminary steps' towards
j making the affair a success.