fINC,ITY
DAILY SENTINE:
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4. 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
"ifESL'L MATTER lEfl UP. IMS IED0UPM I lEBBII IS
3 IS DEAD
rd Senator Prom , Congress Receives Message
nits Quite Sud- ; Prof. Houghton To Be Chosen trom President Relative
Director-wirrNot tfecon-;
fined To Members of Asso-!
hii5 .Morning.
To Stock Yards.
for
, His Ccnd'tion was
g. l.-pprcved. Wsi
0,31 vju.snfd Demo;
Somej CiatiOn--College Night TO Condition: in Ch.eago Sioct Yards De-iThe Trouble
Trouble In Ohio Coal Fields
Results In a Pitched BaU '-Rev
tie Early Today.
; State's Chief Executive Con-
X. L Glenn. Colored.! fined To His Bed and Had
Consideralle Ptv ir.
Be Held.
N
A meeting So oiganizt, a Glee Club, I
umi.r the auspices ot the V. M. C. A.,j
t wilt be held this evening at o'clock. ;
4 Si u:UiT I'roft ssor Houghton, who. has li ail cull- J
Man land, sldetabie experience iu twining vocal
o.iii, ifitCI s.K-:j,iv's, lias wfu ahfu 10, oe prcs-
mand Attention. Pre;cnt Makes
a Numbei ot Recommendations
Bearing on trie Subject. Senate Ad
journt at 12:10 In Honor of Memory
01 Serutoi German.
By Wire to Th Scu'.laeL
Ah! . m.. J:nu -I Preside::!
today iuu;smi;tf(l to Con-
Arose Over Effort of .
Mine Owner to Import Nonunion!
Workmen. Th; Nonunion Men;
Have Fied Authorities Hjvc Sit-!
uation in Hand. (
and Bob Cobier. White. Ap-j
pealed I'roni Judge Peebles t
Judgments To The SuprcmeH,f pr.y..e,an say cPt. d. M.y
Court.
Ti Ive r:s..
u t .1 iLi. int. 'in
W!e M Ml I. Ill ll
By Wire to The Seutlrel. JaPiviMHin to w i:U
RTEl I'K-Wli i P ni'.. l rant; nt from U.r
A I.'.-.ilt nt a tiliph..,! li.iitln In . ;,r' - ''
iweeu KiuiitU ami a mob of lour hia
! Be Able to Be in Hit Office Tomoe-
ro. But Must Cancel Out of Town
Engagements. Chairman Adams In
Rale'gH.
i 'is. a i:u wet Cor.
l. l i t li itu nl mint
'lit' tmi Saturday
U out ih.ir t.TuiK.fti.r:,i t Tlu SteWltitL
mot. Ins In
i hi r-tiiii:- mil.!.
Two .i!M-.vrs wii! t.e r.t ti.d In ,ia"' M'"''r
Plum pivi-r ' " ' 1 ! tuaiierim. i in sr m-e-.i.i no- en. nuiii i mi- 11..MHU
i:ieny. n: term is ! war. juihk
....r nt..t !wiilll lh.i r.. iiui- i I. il '. ' i....- ,.f ...
ji- was 'director In the coutse of training,' ' ... Idrd ".kin; miner ut
. i,l.a,t.'.U'.,t "illy vocal pieces will be- nrac- x'. " "f PU"""mlnVhi '1ii ! s..i
,.f .'m,.i.i .. InKivm-liiin irlvui. ;.. ,,,'.:il.lu 1:1 COHUI.iuns HI I fH' stork ; ;k j ki;1Tj' Th(, .rillli,iM u said t.)
, wusisitens. with explanations as to the " K 'l:lir ;l:i.' Marced uu-r an attempt of the .... .,. ,,.,. . -r.i.e, Vh.t!
Kvaiw.nr, i. it nun in i :'(iai cii!i!ii;in l.i Mtiiir! imn inn m "-', " . ..- -.M.t,
ifit 01 Vlrw. ' ittf n li, ti- mini, uiwlnr rm-r of !iftl . M-llti'llcf Iu tlif Btiite
. . . ...i t.i i 43 lit MI H If aSPTl I; I If I 1 f 5 nt' II; . 1 1- Mu i I iu ..i Nil 1.
h'iI h I 1 II rt inn III 1 nr II III I ! Ill M.I1J!TT 1 II LT lv " f ' nun it ts,
. ll k'Uii ll o hi ll ll km ii i it u iwiiov nivii
il,!tlli!l'tl rid. J Mil"". ic luaiuici ti vuilllliiiL unit, I ,
i.itnr
4 - U' l'iihllonn
H. Adams la
this
Antrum. -, l-rttn tort(1t HWnm
villi iirM in Kiiiipori of ix titHum he
flli J lot the iisnlun of r'viiup
nftli-i rs to o. V. Samuel in! J. W.
Hasty. u::i i mnli'iu't' of lhir and
Ix liKHithK rl'rlivi'!, iii Wllkfs
nh.. K'tii-ken Willi Miiu me pi no. ipic ui ioiii--ue4iioiH vj , . ,, ... . : in.un.is i ii.'tii . i . ,
I k,n nour-icoaductors. In addition to thlS' (he orhdaUy mmnnl ol So.iator 0.,r- Tin sh.rifT at 4 ociock thin tnon,.; Hv. V I. (.a-Mit. rolo., .1 who ifi for v,.,lMW,.ri
, xkwil training and development of voices ?,an 8 f f,h nd '"V' "j" ""- '! n made a demand for ...He l.oo,.... "';' ' . mUlk h-li:r .,,,, !n,
V".", a-t atfick but 'wiil receive prominent attention; J",r!u,J !a tvs ,u the la'e The adjutant Bereral has ordered the ""l'"l' t ; ;!'! " ('hu.nirle, because f c
' mVd'cal at-lmusical wht readins will b included,: maM 6 m":,10,'-v- ' mol.iibation (lf veral cmpanie,. and kuvii II )-nr ... lao ne.i!t..ntlry JU(((. M ,.,,
a trVl. srind.tion In the practice of sonK3 and gH.eS, the: 'he Ka,d.s. whomtv oii.nnmhe.'ed. : nil VUrHM T.i I1,1"1 f'""l:,fl' '"'
hv "v, - wer . made clearness of pronunciation and other Presicen! t Me.cage. Uete com,., !!.d to retreat into t:,e :f "'"f' 1 th, Kve,,n,r tt. hea.lt,
il.iy p'iat.f
ti. Iii.- ruun n
hiune at illdatic features will be caretully ir.us- '"""""S ' '"e principal pan i.i iniiii-s m i:i;:i me nan nnnmi'is oi - - - - -- -
.rated. To those who desire further1"" mwR" fresiueni uoohevi n, icusuames is not y teamen.. , , .. . . . . . , Mlll .....,.
particulars an invitation is Issued to acconipn in',' report went t Comcres) lti'r reports from the nilnldK dis i lMe hll niait. fonlua
iiuay on tne l nicasit s'ock yarit ami i met say tne snoomiK nas ceaseit nut , ,, , , , ,
that both striken and miaul are on!11"""" "''. ' apimiu. me
thf.l tliu il.ir'li llirkiot n,l lh.il ut mollii.nr. not ir I conn, ue "III aiMI iriliaill
call and inquire at the Y. M. C. A. ,
i ait :i- his bedside
.vi.:i(..i hlj u-ife.
t. Messages were omce. froiessor Hoiisnton nas wnt.-i'"",-
,.i,!.,i r.,, th other ten consiueraoty. in treatise torni. on "-- "i""!
liad tsot been out of
nuary Hi. The ailment
is a stomach trouble
iiiiiatinn!'.
E STEPS 10
:on, .lime 4. The
will flint Into no 1'tti'i
);ie' fin- tin obliteration
Many Ann riran state..
rt'l actively sup;)ort
; o an inli nuitional or
irarKr amons the pow
iul look m the xupprcs
iiiiin ;t evil and fot:sriss
'mi pt-ss If.ws, sir.iple
tv ii-sishiiioii which fol-i-j's
diath, in the furth
li measures. ;
' v In this country Is
:;i i;;;M(ifial police 'force,
'.id- U outlined ' . cer
I'iii' imniit'.rallnif aathor
'ii' to iiti vi-iit tha land
"I p' isniu and seek the
tlnih who imuni.ne to af-
the
exisilll.S
T
p Sinilti.a
It-- I. -Tint
:t!' -, the '
iliitiso, who 1
c;i.'niv
li'iii'il here
Imdy of
wirild-bf
.illcd hlm-
-Tiiwejon
nifay. Tli
!i'el et.(ti'day at. a
lif ittilhoiitV'B thought
;i -"'id way to allay the
'it" leo!... The sichl
hciwever, infuriated In
ts tin- I'mpuiaci and it
it'v to ci. se the litis
ii vaiiri to lake the
" .in fintii of the house
" '"'Ut.b v., -is Ihrnwn.
BURIED III
Spntlnsi.
tstria. .lime .. land
(vibniiie, ilt Sjz Hun.
to allow the peasants
' ittiiFMl the outraged
kp tin attack on him.
'vat is. was seized and
"'Wild In the ground.
1 k projecting. Mniiy
arrested t,y authoriti'S,
: ' fix- the blame for
p Sentinel.
'. .I.tiu, 4.-The gov
;"v'" d a bulletin in re-
" ,r"i' as follows:
planted. 2S.fiSG,---I.
M.li as prim.
- and s:;
': iivi-rase ()! S4 ,
f :i2
Ma
in
I
IS RESIGNHTIDN
S-nllnM.
I'1'- h""i .-Senator
' ' "f acceptWiK fees
.'lit- contta, to-v'"--
ii'siiaiion as
'.,1'""r '""in KaitHas.
" in prison.
o' Young Man..
""'i ui inn th!
'. Mr,
n''U street
' a'"' officer of
s
r. n
The di
the science of voice culture, ami ronv a tnl packlnx houses are not
has been made bv the European pr.ss. ' k('l,t ,,v,,n reasonably clean, and that
The meeting1 toniwht will be free Ith method of handlinx and. prepai Iiik
and open to all who are Interested. food products Is uncleanly and dan
The club will not be confined to niem-irons to health. I nder existing law
hers of the Association. All voung ithe national government haR no ix.wer
men who are willing to push a male,l enforce Inspection of the many
chorus for Winston-Salem are Invited , forms of prepared meat fcxid products
to meet at the Y. M. C. A. at 8:2". a,t' (lailv K"1" frn ,he PackitiK
The professional and business I nouses into interstate commerce.
,'vmnasliim classes will meet this jOwins; to an Inadequate approp. latlon
afternoon at 5:15 and 6:15 as nsual. "fPaitment of apiculture Is not
The warm days are the most Inviting
for gymnasium woik. Business men
by taking three-quarters ot an hour
judicious exercise three times a week,
inspired by sociability. Is an Important
feature and a wise one, In a lively and
vigorous manner, followed Uy an In
vigorating shower bath can greatly
tone up the muscular and nervous
system and gain new energy fi ihelr
dally work. Healthful and pkaslug
gymnastics, conducted so as to correct
defoimjtles and to promote the syste
matic development of the body, will
Jihaincteri.e ail class work. It also
brings the heart and lungs into vlg
troiis action. Tile digestive organs
are put in better condition and life
brain is better nourished, and alt the
oigans benefited. A few new mem
bers will be present in the profes
sloal mcn'H class this afternoon.
Uy the end ot the week the Winston-Salem
boys will all be home from
college and they arj even now prepar
ing for a college night at the Y. M. C.
A. The songs of the different colleges
will be suns, stoiies and jokes tut each
ither will be told, and the "dear old
college davs" will ouee Inure he re-alled.
15
By Wire to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, Juno 4. A tele
gram to (he war department, received
tills nionring, from Major Walls, who
is at Waco, Arizona with four troops
of tho Fifth cavalry, say's:
"My Information as to the trouble
at Canauia Is as follows: Mexican em
ployes of the Greene Copper Company
-ruck for higher wages and went to
the company's lumber yards tit Trix
to Induce non-strikers to quite work.
Two American brothers named Met
calf resented their action and shot and
killed four or fiva Mexicans. The
itrikers then broke Into a house and
killed the two Metcalf brothers. The
story of the Copper Company differs
somewhat. They claim the trouble
was due to labor agitators. The total
casualties were two Americans and
about fifteen Mexlcns killed. Creene
says Mexican troops there have every
thing well In hand and that no more
disorder In expected."
Eight Rioters Shot.
DOUGLASS, Arizona. June 4.
Eight leaders of the Caiianea riots
have been executed The rioters were
lined up in front of a Rtone wall and
shot.
AY 25 WAS 84.6 HEARING IN THE REV.
I.H,
There was another hearing of the
Rev. T. H. Pegram will case before
Clerk R. K. Transo.i this afternoon.
T.-H. Pegram, of Mooresvllle, son of
the deceased and one of the executors,
was present and through his counsel.
Lindasy Patterson and .1. S. Grngan,
offered the will for probation, but ob
jected to the codicil attached being
probated. The latter was presented
by Mrs. Alice Pegram. widow of de
ceased, represented by C. B. Watson.
The codicil, which was written by Dr.
Chreitzberg, a few days before the
death of Rev. T. H. Pegram, contains
the name of Dr. W. O. Spencer and
oljiers as witnesses. This gives the
home place to the widow and at her
death the property goes to the Greens
Dotfi Female College.
The $500 insurance cat ried by the
deceased in t,)in Methodist Benevolent ! the
md Fraternal Association, was not
contented. A check for $2!in has been
In. ned over to the widow ami the
ither $2r,0 was sent 4o the gr:fnd
laughter. Miss Parker, of High Point,
today. This was In accordance with
the original will.
even able to place Inspectors In all es
tablishments desiring them. The pres
ent law prohibits the shipment of un
inspected meat to foreign countries,
but there is no provision forbidding
the shipment of uninspected meats in
interstate commerce, and thus the
avenues of Interstate commerce are
left open to t.afflc In diseased or
spoiled meals. -f,.as haa been alleged
on seemingly good authority further
evils exist, such as the Improper usy
of chemicals and dye3, the govern
ment lucks power to remedy them.
A law is needed which will enable the
Inspectors of the general government
to inspect and supervise from the
hoof to the can the preparation of the
meat and food product. The evil
seems to be much less In the sale of
d.es.-cd carcasses .than In the sale of
canned and other prepared products.
In my judgment the, expense of the
inspection should he paid hy a fee
levied on each animal slaughtered. If
'his is not"' done, the whole purpose of
the law can at any time be (Wented
thiough an insufficient appropriation;
aiiil whenever there fcas no particular
public interest in the subject It would
lie no! only easy but iiatunil thus to
make the appropriation Insufficient.
If it wire net for fills consideration 1
should favor the government paying
ior It.
The alarm expressed In certain
quarters concerning this feature
should be allayed- by a. realization of
the fait, thai in no ca"e. under such
; law, will the cost of inspection ex
ceed S cents per hi ad.
I call special jitlintion to the fuel
i hat tills ripen is preliminary, and
Unit the Investigation in still, tin
flnishid. 1! is but yet- possible to. re
port on the alleged abuses In the use
of deleterious c!e mical compounds in
connection with canning- and preserv
ing meat products, not' oli the alieged
doctoring In this fashion of tainted
meat and of products returned to the
packers as having grown unsalable or
unusable frtim age or from other rea
sons. Grave allegations .are made in
refetence to abuses ol this nature.
Let me repeat thai under the pres
ent law there is practically no method
of stopping these abuses if they
should be discovered to exist. Legis
lation Is needed in order to prevent
the possibility of all abuses In the
future. If no legislation is passed,
then the excellent results accom
plished hy the work of this special
committee will endure only so long
as the memory of the committee's
woik is fresh, and a recrudescence of
the abuses is absolutely certain.
I urge the immediate enactment
Into law of provisions which will
enable the department of agriculture
adequately to Inspect the meat and
meat food products entering Into In
terstate commerce and to supervise
the methods of pieparlng the snmr
and to prescribe the sanitary condi
tions under which the work shall be
performed. I therefore commend to
your favorable consideration and urge
the enactment of substantially the w
visions known as the senaio amend
ment No. 29 to the act making ap
propriations for the department of
agriculture- for the fi(.il year end Ins
June ;'. 1!"'", a pawed by the
senate, this amendment being com
monly known as t lie Ueverldgo amend
ment. '
Recommendation!,
Following are tua recommendations
made by Messrs. Neill and Reynolds,
who framed the reiK.rt:
1. Examinations before slaughter is
of minor Importance and shon'm he
permi.-sive iii.-tead of mandatory. Ex
amination tflei slaughter is of
supreme Itnpottance and should be
conipulitoiy.
2. G sots, now exempt from inspec
tion. .Intended for foreign or inn r
ilate commerce, should be Included in
liKt mbiect to the Inspection
the Bun an of Animal Industry, ami
should be equally controlled by the
tegnlalioiiK .of the secretary of agri
culture. ti. Tim ix.unltiatlon of all. meal pro
ducts Intended for Interstate com
merce at any stage of their care or
either side appears ready for the bat
:!i to be resumed.
Sheriff Vorhees went to the seen:'
after sending word to the adjetant
general to be ready with troops. K
is not thought troops will be needed.
although there Is much excitement.
Another fussilade took place at
Glenn's Run mine No. 2 last night be
tween the striking miners and guards.
Superintendent Young, of Cleveland,
was wounded. Nearly seventy-five
shots were fired. All men Imported
to the mines have left.
.. Jail until his rase is heard. Cobler't
sentence was two years on the roads.
SPECIAL ELECTION IN
At tho meeting of the county com
mlslsoners today a petition was pre
sented from the required number of
voters asking the board to order un
tlectlon In district No. 1, Lewlsvillc
township, for the purpose of voting
in the proposition (lf levins a special
'.ax (20 cents on the poll and ( cents
in 9100 property valuation! to supple
ment the regular school lax In that
llstrlct. The election was ordered to
)a held tin Thursday, July ill.
A jury for July term of court was
1 raw it and a number of claims were
allowed by the hoard.
New Advertisement!.
The Ihe Hive News of the June
?ut price sale.
Itosiiihaehet- & Ilro. The June
tilde and the Busy Store.
Umdiiuist & lTobh The corner
Iruii store.
' "Satisfaction."
Gas Company.- lit diictlon In n U;
if gas.
Meyers Westhrook Co. Six stirring
-.Ilk specials.
J. I. Newman. Special china and
crockery sale.
Siiioieih' Den. The Cuban, tho uni
form, full value, cigar. .
treatni'tit should be consigned to the
'nui'Hii of animal industry, and no
mark or nig" declaring that Inspec
tion hiiM I" en made by government
'illlclals sho :.id he allowed on au can,
iiox, or other receptacle or parcel Coll
alnlng food products unless Ihu same
has been subject to government in
ipcctioii at any and every stage of the
.iron.M of preparation, and all such
'ahels should contain thei date of is
iiiaiicc, and it should be a misde
meanor to erase, alter or destroy any
inch labels. Meat products, and can
led, preserved, or pickled meats,
when sent from any packing or can-
ling establishment, if returned to theed by Ms appreciative audience.
Sperlal to The Sentinel. '
CLEMMONS' SCHOOU June 2
The commencement exercises begun
on last Sunday at 11 a. in. by an In
stilling and excellent ermon, preach
ed by Dr. John H. Clewell, principal of
Salem Female College.
On Monday at 2:i!o p. ni the class
of this year presented a beautiful
granite step to (he front of Main Hall,
followed by the presentation of three
banners, one to Cleninions' School,
one to the Lehman Literary Society
and the third to the Websterlau Liter
ary Society. The one presented In
the school was very happily received
In appropriate talk by Prof. Menden
hall; the one to 'the Lehman Literary
Society was received by the president
of the Society. Miss Bertha Hall. The
one to the Wehsieiian was received
by Mr. Harry. Kllbuck, the secretary
of (he Websterlau Literary Society.
Both their respective speeches were
veiy fine. Rev. James E. Hall, the
principal of the school, made talks on
:he presentation of these banners In
the name of the school in earnest aiid
well chosen words. Then (he student
faculty and visitors formed Into a pro
cession and matched through Ihe vil
lage, giving the different school yells.
Oil Tuesday evening ti! H p. ill. took
place the annual eoiierrl. This con
sisted of tinlhims. vocal solos, Instru
mental solos, iluiis, trios and sextets,
a short play and two leellailous. The
audience wss hue," and showed bv Its
itqmiit eiicoies that they thorough
ly enjoyed Ihe program. A small ad
mission fee v as charged, v t l!i"ie
wan s. crowded Incise.
On Weilul-ed.iy at 10 ll. til. the com
nieuei'llient da ptoper took place.
Kirst e.",ine the graduating Mf'ises
hy seven essays, produced by nieiii
hers of I He class, Interesperseil by
music by pipiln of th tnuiio class
Tho issa)s were of u specially high
ordi r and Haowed painstaking en
deavor on the part of in- gtadiiates,
md thorough Instruction In English
hy the Headmaster, I'rof. K. P. Men
deiihalt. ,
At 2 p. m. (he larae aiidlence as
feinliled to hear 'he literary address
hy Prof. M. C. 8, Noble, of it he di
versity of North Carolina. Itefore he
began his address. beautiful an
them, the .Vllllet'R Wooing, was sung
bv some - fifty voices Prof, Noble's
address watt well receivd and applaud-
OEATH OF MRS. L. E. NIS9EN.
An Estimable Christian Lady, Aged
64. Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon.
Mrs. Lconorr Kbert NTssen, widow
of the late J. 1. Nisaett, died at her
home on Main street, Salem, at 7: IS
this moiul.iK. sft'r a llngerlntj Illness
of several months. The deceased
was a most estimable Chrlsllsn lady
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew net.
Mrs. Nlssen was the (laughter of the
late Christian and Luclndu Ehert and
was born In Salem April 22, 1842 and
was therefore !4 years old. Hho la
survived by three children, Mrs. W.
H. Ellis, Messrs. Harry K. and Fred
Nlssen, and one brother, Eugene A.
EbeiL
The funeral will be conducted from
the Home Moravian church, of which
deceased was an honored and eon sin
tent member since chllilluid, at 5:30
tomorrow sfiernoon, A brM acrvlro
will he held ut the homo at 5 o'clock.
The Interment will be In Ihe Moravian
graveyard.
iame. should be subject to sucn
further inspection, regulation, and
isolation from other meat products as
he secretary of agriculture may pre
sent).'. 4. Power should be given to (he
-secretary of agriculture In make rules
md regulations regarding the sattlta
ion and construction ot all buildings
ised or intended to be used for the
care of food products for Interstate or
Rt. iiev. Edward Rondthaler then
in a most enthusiastic vein presented
ihe diplomas to the graduates, glvins
excellent advice to the class.
Three medals were then presented
by Rev. John F. MeCiilston. The
Vogler Scholarship madal was sward
ed Mips Fannie Sprinkle for having
made (he highest average of anyone
in frp senior class for the whole year.
One medal to the beginners In music
orelgn trade, and to make such regit-1 who made most progress during the
stion g;4 he may deem necessary to
itlierwise protect the cleanliness and
Ahnlesdneness of animal products,
irepared and Bold for foreign and In
erstato commerc.
5. It should be foi bidden to any
neisnn, firm or corporation to trans-
tort or offer for t reimportation from
year and one to the advanced pupil
who did liltewU er alo priHcutrd
Miss Addle Rpanh received the he
glnnets' medal and Miss Strils Hex
ter Jl;e one In the advanced class-
Mr. McCuIston's presentation
iipeeeh was vety good and ware quit'
appropriate to the occasion. The en
me state to another any nieat or meat I'lre afternoon program was made
not Inspected and
"ood products
a! led.
General Sm.gestlons. 1. The nuni-
e.r or nsiif dors should be largely:
ncreased, r, that special assignments , passed In the history of this
Interesting by several ph-cM of mu
si.
Thus ended -the most succd'Hi!
school year In the six. which have
xeci-
rounty jail for ovc, powering and cow-
Wilkfsboto
charge! the
against ttielr oltl-
hU'kne of
ins was post-
l-itied until June 7 and a respite until
June I i Kiailteil.
Governor Glenn was confined to his
bed all o yesterday anil had consider
able fever. He In silting up today but
Is unable to be In hi! oltlce. lit phy
sician told hint he would probably be
out tomorrow but it would be i.ece-
sary most probably for hi... to cancel
most of his engagements out ot the
city for some time to come.
Funeral of Mr. Ackerman.
The funeral services of the lota R.
A. Ackeiniai. were conducted from the
Home Moiavlnn church jesterday af
ternoon at 5::;o o'clock bv Bishop
Rondthaler, i.Fslsled by Kev. Dr.
Brown And Rev. E. S, Ciosland, Who
paid beaulirul tributes to the noble
life the deceased hud lead. The Inter
mem was In the Moravian grave) ard.
The floral offerings were, profuse and
beaulli'ill.
Marriage at Waughtown,
Miss Ida George, of WRilgbtOwr),
and Mr. Andn w V, McCall, of Htaten
ville, were married Saturday Uy Rev.
W. II. Wilson at 'be home of the
In I.I. 'm pun nts, Mi. mid Mrs. John
Gooige, it, w.iii gilt own. Mr. and Mrs.
Mi-Call lift r-'aliinlay evening for
Stati hvIIIi, where they will reside.
Card of Thanks,
We wis', lo i vpriKS our sincere
thanks to neighbors and other frlenda
for klndiieimes shown us during the
illnes.4 and after Ihe death of our
fatbet and brothc,-, .Mr. K, A. Acker
man. The Family.
nay be made for. night Inspection, for
lie examination of animals at the
platforms of stock yards, for the fol
owing of dead animals to their
illcged destination, and for other
special work.
2. Special government Inspection
diould be carried on continuously to
itevenl violations of the law and gen
ial abusers In the trade, and to secure
vldetico when necessary.
A ta i ef il study of the stand ui;
AROUNO THE CITY.
N. II. Medear! visited Walkerlown
today.
Dr. John Byinim U indisposed, be
ing confined to hi home.
. Mifs Alilue Miijiln went fo Coo
!"i nice this afternoon fo vllt friend".
Ernest Itohannou left litis Bfteriio.ni
on a business trip to Charleston. W.
Va.
Mr, John Baliey and family, of
KoHiioko. Va.. tire the guests of rela
tives in Salem,
Mis. Mary Bynum returned this af
tentoon from a visit io her daughter.
Mrs, .1, V. Merrill, at Greensboio.
The Twin CBy concert band and
orehcslia will give a concert fhl!
evening nt o'clock on the court
hoiifco lawn,
Hlllery Church, of West Salem, who
has been confined with rheumatism
fir some weeks, is somewhat im
proved. --The Tot sale on Hontbslde, an
nounced for Ibis aftern'ain. was post
poned until lomoriow afternoon on ac
count of the rain.
Mr. Waller Itiown, of MarlltisvlIIe,
Vs., who hat been here with hi
mofi.i-i, who is III nt (he home of her
daiighiet, Mrs. (1. W. loan, left this
afternoon for home. ,
The condition of Rev. B, F. Car
pentei, pastor of Salem and South-
lent uistltiil ion
CienitiKitm' School has bad four
Slates, Virginia. Kentucky, Kansas
and N.utll Carolina, tepresetvted In lis
student body this year. Eight coun
iles in our State have furnished pu
oils. Hurry. Stokes. Yadkin. Wilkes.
Divle, Davldiion. Rowan and Foisytb. ' side Methodist churches, was thought
Most of Ihe students have returned
to their homes and It seems quiet
now on Clemmons Hill. S-veral visi
tots 1:eie been here during the com
f inspection In other roiintrle sh inid mi ncen;; rt and mtne ate still hi re
The li'itmitorle and homes were (surd
'ii actotuiiio.ltile Ihe friends of the Institution.
c made,. and the results. of the study
hould be published and circniaiid
'or the public informal ion.
4. Consideration should In riven to
he question of specific labelling of I Mioses Elizabeth Fleteiinr and
rifrnrcasse sold as fiesu meat, which j M.ih'ib Sharp, who have been vDitioK
ipoj examination after slaughter. Irelatins anil.iriid4 in Kenier-viie
hf,w signs of disease, but are Mliljfor about two weeks, have returned
deemed suitable for food. Ihome.
to be shghtly Improved this afternoon.
He has been at the hospital for
eral iU and on Ha I Hi day little hope
w.t.e (titi-i tained for bis recovery.
TWO furnished lootn-i for rent.
M. I Laister.
Mrn.
ALL BILKS for t,t;n walu sult.1 and
waist.; at cost. .Mr.i, M. D. I-uuoti i
E! EG A. NT Hue of (eweliy at Mr. M
l j.?nltetV. Ladies, -present your
cardt' and pet tilver r.aon.