WLNC,1.TY DAILY SENTINEL
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1906
YEAR.
PRICE 5 CENTS
1 ftlfl I! BE CONFIRMED LOCK TYPE 10 II RUSSIANTROUBLEJMERCHANTS MEET.
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Lidontln rcnnsyl
However. Senator Tillman
Senate A'ill Probably follow
Uprisings In Various Parts Of n. a Retail Merchants Con
House Votes For Measure Ap-
propriatlng 125.000 For
Traveling Expenses.
Will Continue Opposition
To Mr. Barnes.
Lead
of House In Vot
ing For It.
jnndl'naerwM
The Country Still
ventlon Opened At More-
Ever "fttyy.
Continue.
head City Today,
III IS
PASSED
vJt Killed Several
,v;d in Rush to Ei
raref Details of Acci
, by A.r rVes.ure
j'Smeld.
c St-ntiiieT.
J i:.t- -" Two in'"
,' ,,ht a wore of work
". ,1 ,!, Hltl bv ae-
.,;., round this:
"4?r pivssmv iu a head-j
tu hold back mud into,
. is (omed I'lt '' "ud i
' sliiiid and made a)
Iwt bxti mi surface of j
T m'ti were Miig.it
! blown up through the
-a.H:; was emptied of
v ::! with water and
diowii tin- survivors
tsc..! sevtral were
It Is Quite Likely That Man Ap
pointed to Washington Postmaster
ship Will Bt Confirmed Tomorrow
But Mr. Tillman Will Probably De
mand Public Hearing by Committee.
By Wire to The SentlneL
WASHINGTON. June 20. It is ex
pected a vote will be taken tomorrow
in the nomination of Benjaiuiu
Barnes for postmaster at Washington.
The general belief Is he will be con
in-
BOX J.iue ?. The gov-
increase legation guard
a. by i marines not
. viilf-ut desire of the
lit to have imiiressUm
uti'liiiiMis In China are
:al a.-pt-ci. It Is learned
.ilKirit; that disquieting
,e been recently reeeiv
in t'liina. This led to
rencis lately between
iot. Tall ami Bonaparte
:sat)i: ity of sending re-
!i arix-a. how additions
wiili'iiit mousing sus
m wl:o ai ever ready
tuiallcsl excuse for anil-
lion.
IT IS
e Si iilltifl,
II is- staled In
ii'lis that tu ('mean
li'l'aii wits nipped ill
"' id S. mil yi -itenla)
ll is asserted the
pe tniiiiM for tin iiiii-
' Ja':ni.,"se ami t.i u.sk
-t In Hie undertaking.
wen- lakt'h Just as
K palace with pa
lriii! seal annuitizing
V.
""-is were ,iaiit, .
The Corrnti vice
fcnioni; those arrested.
EIS
h Senttnpi
'''"""I 'I. June 20.-J-
iidommilon that a
''aa revolutionist is
,l "atrage. visited his
'1 turn engaged in the
A large box
.' f"r use was found
.'n'' house, whirh ml
of Aiiieriean and
The general belief
I hi blow up the
opplng hlin ou account of the .Mr.
Morris Incident at the White House,
will demand that a public hearing be
made by the senate committee before
the senate takes final action. This
will probably be denied.
National House cf Representatives a
Tew Days Ago Declared in Favor of
Lock Type for Panama Canal And
Senate Will Probably Do th Sams
Tomorrow. Other Congressional
Notes.
By Wlr tn Th Peatlnel. '
WASHINGTON. June 2. The ad
vocatts of a lock canal hav won tiie
flKht in the senate. A poll shows that
Disorder at Cronitadt And Other Dis
turbances in Orel Province. Why
Address of Welcome Delivered by
Hon. Paul Webb Response by Mr.
the Douma Was Not Dissolved As' Pearson, of Durham. Letter from
Intended at Fust. Other Russian . Governor Glenn Read to the Dele
Matters. gates.
tlrmed but Senator Tillman, who -U.r-eiititors and possibly 4? will vote
against the sea level plan when the
bill comes up tomorrow. The house
has already placet) Itself on record
in favor of a lock canal. The result t
a victory foi the administration.
10 will get TIE
STAMP OFFICE HERE?
Who will succeed stamp clerk J. F.
Reynolds under the new regime or
In other words, will the present In
cumbents of the local revenue office
be allowed to retain their jobs?
This question is being propounded
by the anxious those who have cur
iosity to know Just what will happen
after Collector George H. Brown goo3
in office.
Mr. Reynolds and his assistant. H.
E. Nisson, have been holding posi
tions under Collector Harkins for
more than eight years and Congress
man Blackburn's admirers In this city
are arguing that It Is time for a
change. The stamp clerk's place
pays $1500 a year, while the assistant
receives $1,000.
It Is safe to gay that an effort will
be made by the "outs" to get the new
collector to name new men and It is
already being hinted that R. A. Mills
and Ned Shore will be two of the
aspirants for stamp clerk. Both are
warm friends of the congiessnittn
fioni the eighth district and they may
"get together" and ask for the posi
tions now held . by Messrs. Reynolds
ami Nissen provided they can agree
.upon which one shall have ihe $1500
job. ,
It can be truthfully said that the
two pres. uit Incumbents have 'per
formed their duty faithfully and have
always been accommodating to every
one who had business with the olllce.
CONTEST FOR RALEIGH
By Wire to The Sentinel
ST I'KTERSBl RO. June 20 Ad
vice received todav !Uile that ,
agrarU disorders have beet eouivn-:
lratt In Orel district. Great unrest,'
jhoSreTWT' prevails In Vnlna rKK j
,The fMvwnnjent is ready to meet any
i serious disturbances.
Ir is reported that heavy firing Is in
progress at Crotistailt. Sailors are i
lassnubling and street meeting Is In
progress. The city police are taking'
Utiiugent precautions to prevent dis-j
orders.
The sudden change of plan of minis-j
try In deciding not to dlsmlsn the.
douma is attributed by constitutional.
IHutjcials to discontent prevailing!
among guard regiments. Th soldiers
asserted and made plain their un
willingness tu fight their own people.
Special to The Snt!nrl.
MOUKHKAO CITY, June 20 -The
Stale Retail Merchant' conveutlou
was calU-.l to onler this morning. C
Sawyer presiding. Aitoul on hundred
d U'gai. r bvre from fifty five
cities in the State. ITayrr was of
fereil by Rev. R. I). Citms. of Morv
head t The address of werccm
was bvHon. Pan! Webb, of Morrhead
City. The resne was hy C T. Pear
son, of Itairham. A Utter from tlov
enuir (SU tin was read.
OFFICIALS OE TWO
RAILROADS TESTIFY.
By Wire to Tle Sentinel
WASHINGTON, Juno 20. Officials
of operating departments of the West
ern Maryland and Chesupuike and
Ohio 'rniliiiads were witnesses today
before the interstate commerce com
mission. A. Robertson, general manager of
the Maryland road, was the first wit
ness. He stated his company con
trols stock of Davis Coal and Coke
Co. He paid the company's mines
were given no preference in car dis
tribution over Independent companies.
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH, June 20. The latest
tutu in the postoffice sluiutloii here Is
a well-founded report that Col. John
Nichols has entered the race for the
appointment now that Postmaster C.
T. Bailey retires from the contest for
re-appointment.- Colonel Nichols will
make a sirong candidate, having a
long and active Republican record.
He served several terms In congress
as member of the house of repre
sentatives from this district and
served a term as postmaster accept
ably g number of years ago. The
contest will, it Is expected, really be
between Lester Butler, brother of ex
Senator Butler, and editor of the
Caucasian, W. G. Urlggs, a welt known
newspaper Mian here, J. H. Hardin, a
prominent banker and Colonel
Nichols.
It Is not expected that the appoint
ment will be made by the president
until after the state Republican con
vention at Greensboro, July 10.
REVIVAL MEETING AT
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Of PASSENGER TRAIN. PRESENT HADLEY
The revival M the First Baptist
chim b will probably close tonight.
last night Rev. Mr. Jenkins preach
ed ii.i Iiistriietive sermon from John
20:lil. The subject of the discourse
was "Faith and Feeling." Mr. Jeu
bitu spoke at. length of the uncer
tainly of feeling. He said that feel
ing Is not tho test of the soul; that a
man may ft-el good, may be happy and
.still not he a Christian, and on the
other hand he may feel that he Is not
a Christian and be one; that religion
is not a matter of feeling, but of be
lief; that one m ist believe that Christ
died on the cross for hi in and then
take advantage of the buumllcss
merry of God to be saved. He said
that, 'people di pt tided too much on
feeling; that there was nothing In
their heart to point the way to salva
tion, that they hud to go to the llibie
for light; that belief is based on facts,
while feeling may be based ou tem
jxuary surroundings.
There was one profession at the
close of the service.
Jim Gibson, a colored boy, 12 or 14
years old, of Fairvlew, was run into
by the outgoing N. & W. passenger
train at the Sixteenth street crossing
at 7:40 this morning.
It app-ears that the boy was at-',
tempting to run across the track in
front of the train when he was
caught by the pilot and thrown for
some distance. He was badly brtuaed
and It Is feared that his injuries will
ptovo serious.
RALEIGH, June 20. Clement Row
land, fifteen year old negro boy, has
been committed to Wake jail on he
charge of attempted criminal assault
on the eight-year-old daughter of Mr.
atirt Mrs. Britt, of Panther Brand)
township. The boy was frightened
away before he had more than seized
hold of the child.
By Wire to The Sentinel.
ATHENS, Ga., June 20. Alumni
Society of the University of Georgia
has elected President Hadley, of
Yale, alumni orator for next year.
The first alternate is Congressman
Williams, of Mississippi. The second
alternate Is Senator Daniel, of Virginia.
AROUND THE CITY.
Notice I. 0. O. F.
All members of Salem lodge No. SC.
I. (I f) V iin) rf.r.it(!t.fl tn .'lltptut A
call meeting for the purpose of, at
tending the funeral of our deceased
brother. Capt. A. J. Gales, Friday
nionring at it o clock. Visiting uuu
Fellows welcome.
J. M. LENTZ, N. G.
Another Big Sale.
Rvftrv lwviiuiAaf,t.n In WlntlAn .Rll-
letn should read the upecial ad. of
the J. W. Hester Co. in tomorrow's
sentinel. Prices will be quoted that
will mean a great saving to Friday
and Saturday shoppers.
LOST. $1!0 bill, between Winston
Clothing Co:- and. Climax barber
shop. Reward for return to J. M.
Evans, comer of Fifth and Liberty
street, or this office.,
--Bom to Mr. and Mrs. S. E. John
sou, a son.
Miss Helien Brown left for Salis
bury this evening to visit Miss Zana
Thompson. ..,. ......, .Mt,,,
Meyers-West brook Co. arc quoting
some special remodelling sale prices
In their space in this Issue.
Geo. W. Crews, tax-lister for Mid
die Fork township, will be at the
court bouse Friday, Julia 22.
Mies T.JIIInn Vnnirhn. of Walnut
i Cove, who has been visiting Miss Net
tie Blum, returned notne tni anei
noon. The Light Bearers .Sewing Club
will nwil Filday afternoon at I
o'clock wllh Miss Bessie White on
Holl) avenue.
Miss Klsle Miller is spending a f'-w
weeks with her sister, Mrs. T. W.
Jackson, at Knoxville, Tenn. Sho will
alsu visit Chattanooga before return
inK-
Mis. M. L. Swanson. of Tuskeegee,
Ala.; Mrs. ". F- Swanson, of Atlanta.
Ga.. and Mrs. .1. II. Hall, of Newman.
Ga.. are violins Mrs. W. A. Wilkin
son. on Fourth street.
Chief of Police Crutchfb Id's con
dition continues serious. A message
was tecelvui from his horn- at 3: 13
this afternoon to the erfect that he is
unconscious and growing weaker. The
end mav come at any time. Mr. R. H.
Crutf hfield, of Wllsoti. brother of the
chief, arrived In the city this afternoon.
T CASE
Special to The Sentinel.
DURHAM, June 20. In Greensboro
today theie was a hearing In a matter
that was an Important one to Dur
ham and has proved very interesting
litigation to the State at large. This
was the hearing of the matter of the
city of Durham against the Euo Cot
ton Mill Co., of Hlllsboro, the matter
coming up oit an order Issued by
Judge Furgerson for the defendant
company to show cause why the com
pany and officers should not be at
tached for contempt of court In not
obeying an order made by Judge Fur
gerson early In the jear that the
waters of Eno river must not be
polluted.
While the case came up today on
notice to show cause In contempt
proceedings It was not for tho pur
pose of punishing for contempt but. to
get the matter moving anil back into
the courts since the decision of the
supi eni court. ' .
This litigation began early In the
year on n restraining order Issued by
Judge Furgerson at the Instance of
the city, restraining the cotton mill
named and Its officials, employes and
tenants from polluting the waters of
Eno river, from which Durham gen
part of hfr water supply. At the
hearing the restraining order was
made permanent and then there was
an appeal tn the supremo court. The
decision was rendered recently sus
taining the art! Ion of Judge Furger
son, it beinur suggested that time be
given In wfich the mill people could
get ina Jlisposul plant to be ap
proved by iSm, state board of health.
The steps today were to get the mat
ter back In court so that an order
could be made compelling the com
pany to make the Improvements or
stop tho nuisance complained of.
TWO HANDSOME NEW
CHURCHES FOR DURHAM
A pretty home wedding was cele
bisled this morning at H liO o'clock
on Southside. when MU Kate Spach.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Spach.
became the bilde of Mr. Charles U
Crefch. of New York.
The wedding was an artistic white
and green affair. The bow window in
the parlor, wheie the ceremony was
performed, had been converted Into
an altar and chancel of aiiotlm white
effectively decorated with Ivy. At euch
end of the entrance wss a large bunch
of daisies, 'while a pretty background
for Hits tin in t altar was formed of
Ivy latlced over white. In front of
this pretty altar were three arches
of white and green. Suspended from
the centre one was a lovely while
dove, beneath vhtrti ihe couple stood,
while Dr. H. A. Brown performed the
Impressive ceremony.
Before the ceremony Miss Dore
Koenier. of Kemersvllle, played ex
quisitely Chopin's Ninth Nocturne,
then glided Into Meinlli ssolm's Wed
ding march while the bridal party
entile. In.
First were the rlblx bearers, little
Julia Spach and Marlon- Montgomery,
daintily dressed In while, the one a
perfect bruunette, the other a blonde,
currying the white rtblions, which
were to form the aisle. They eauie
towards the altar and stood on each
side of It.
Then entered tho groom, Mr.
Chillies L. Creech, of New York, and
his best man, Mr. IWt. M. Gravel, of
Greensboro. Pi reeding the bride
rami! I he ma hi of honor. Miss, Ruth
1. 1 1st, gowned in while lint Isle, trim
med with in. ilti h, nod ml line, car
rying a boiii!iet of pink carnations.
IJist enme I he bride, Miss Hpaeh.
most lieconilnvty atlited In dark blue
voile over taffeta, long gloves and hat
lo match, carrjing a bouquet of
brldo'B roses.
Ix)w and sweet dining the cere
mony was played Hhnberl's Serenade.
Mr. and Mrs, Creech wore the rm!-
pieuls of many costly ami beautiful
prrscritf!.
After hiarty congratulations from
those present, the happy couple left
ou the 10; .'in train amid a shower of
rice and good wishes for a bridal lour
to Washington slid New York, the
latter place belug their future home.
Democrats Voted in the Negative an
This Proposition. Senate Leaders
Seem Determined ta Secure Final
Adjournment of Congress by Last
of Week.
By Wire to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON. Jane 2-TU
houee this afternoon passed the bill
appropriating $2,in annually to pay
the president's tiavclllna expanses.
The Democrat voted la Uie negative.
May Adjourn This Week.
Determination of the senate leaders
to secure final adjournment of Con
gress by the last of aeek was mani
fest today when Senator Hale's re
quest for night iexj.1 in to conliler
the sundry civil approprlatioa bill,
which he reported, was u nan I trams I y
granted. The bill as agreed to by Ihe
senate can leu $T.7iio,joy mure than
the housv bill. Included lit Ihe In
crease i $l.t.'iti.fMH) for government'
participation in the Jsmeatown ex
position.
Special to The Sentinel.
DURHAM, June 20. The officials
of Main Street Methodist, church have
purchased a site on Chapel Hill
street, paying a total of $27.2.10. aud
on this site there will be erected a
church to cost, It Is learned, In the
neighborhood of $100,000. The old
church will lie torn away and the
property sold.
The' work of moving the old St.
Philips Episcopal church Is In pro
gress. This building is being slipped
to the rear of the lot and there Is to
be erected a church to coBt some
thing over $30,000. The new church
will be of plnft granite. The old build
ing will be put In shape and used by
the congregation while the new
church Is building.
STATE, PRIVATE AND
Special to The. Sentinel. ,
RALEIGH. June 20. The Corpora
tion Commission has issued a call for
statement of condition of state, pri
vate and savings banks at close of
business June 18.
Returning from Pleasure Trip.
Prof, and Mrs. W. M. Cimdlff, of
Siioam, were here this afternoon, re
turning from an extended pleasure
trip. They vi?lled Texas. Mexico,
New Mexico, California, Salt Iike
City, Colorado Springs and Missouri.
They report that the earthquake In
California wrought gnat destruction
in San Francisco aud for fortv tulle's
around that city. Prof, and Mrs
riindlff left - home April 2U and re
pi.rt u most interesting trip.
The funeral of the late Capt. A. J.
Gales will be conducted from Calvary
Moravian church, of which the de
njisetf was for several years an
honored member, at 10:30 Friday
morning by the pastor. Rev. E. S.
Crosland, The remains will arrive to
morrow morning at 9 o'clock. ,
RESPITE FOR MAN
SENTENCED TO JAIL
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH, June 20. A respite was
allowed today by Governor Glenn
until August 1 tn the case of T. B.
Farrlngton, of Guilford county, under
sentence of twelve months In Jail for
retailing liquor without license. This
Is done to provide time for the gov
etnor to invest igate reasons for a par
don being urged by Col. Weseott Rob
ertson,
YEARS OLD TODAY
By Wire to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON. Jiiiih 20 This Is
the eighty-second birthday of Senator
Morgan, of Alabama. He propose to
celebrate by delivering speech of five
or six hours duration on his favorite
topic, "Isthmian Canal." He will
advocate the sea level plan.
RE-SURVEY TO BE
FINISHED THIS WEEK.
' Capt. Cornell, chief engineer of the
SotithhouiMl' Railroad, will probably
complete a re survey of the line be
tween this rliv and Wadesboro this
week. Mr. H. B. Fries, who will lep
resent Ills brother. Col. F. H. Fries.
picwldcnt of the Southbound Railway
Co, during the latter's absence In
Europe, says that the grade tor the
new road will he one of the best in
the State, Securing right of way la
the only thing that Is delaying the
progress of the work. A large maj
ority of these have been secured, but
there are certain land owners along
the line who want fancy prices from
tho company. One or I wo contracts
for tho construction of other sections
will probably In- let next month. The
chief engineer will ask tor bids aa
soon as the re survey Is completed. .
SENATOR T. C, PLATT
lly Wire to The Sentinel.
RICHMOND, Va.. June 20 Atlor
uev It. C. Olliiherty, of the firm of
Ollahertry. and Fulton, of this city,
states that the firm couli'mplatea
bringing anil for Miss Mae Wood, of
Colon, Mich., against Senator Plait,
of New York, for divorce and alimony.
Miss Wood alleging thai she was mar
ried lo I'lull tnfore his marriage to
Mrs. IJlllau T. Jatieway. The Rich
mond attorney are lit possasislon of
marriage certificate on which Miss
Wood Iwsrs her rliilm. i
A Colon dispatch sillies Plait mar
ried MIsm Wood nl Firth Avenue
Hotel In New York, Novemlier 9.
IIMI1. and tbnt platf exacted a proinls
from Miss Wood .to keep the marriage
a secret until he wished to announce
it.
ASHEVILLE WANTS TO
FT
CALL FOR REPORTS
fly Wire to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON," June 20.-The
romptroller'of currency ha Issued a
call for reports of condition of liat
lnr.ul banks at rloe of business June
1Mb.
"I think your Informant wns mis
taken In saving that J. F. Miller, of
Rural Hull, would be nominated for
ngUier of deds on the Republican
ticket," remarked one of bis friends
to a Sentinel reporter Unlay, .lie
added that Mr. Miller mleht be per
suaded to Tuti for county treaiiiiier;
but he did not want tiie register's
place.
Revenue Collector Harklns passed
through Greensboro tonay, returning
from Washington lo Ashevtlle. He
stated to a party that his resignation
as collector wss called for mid he
sent li in. He then went to Washing
ton and was told that lhre were no
specific ehnrgp against him, the
powers thinking It advisable to make
a change.
Today's Ashevlllo CHIxeii says that
a delegation bended by Judge Prltch
ard, ('has. J. Harris and Thos. 8. Rol
lins would go to Toxaway today to
see Secretary Shaw, of the treasury
department,, who Is there attending
the State Bankers' convention, urg
ing hint to see that the collector's of
flee Is not removed from Ashevllle.
FIRST CONCERT BY
. BAND LAST NIGHT
The first of the concerts by the
Winston Cortiet band wa held at the
court house sqiinr last night. A very
laige crowd was In attendance and
the concert wss a most succensful
one, lit every respect.
A brief but exceedingly appropriate
address was delivered by Mayor O. B.
Kalon.
The musical program was a aplrti
did one. and rendered in such a way
as to reflect great credit on the Wlu
slou Cot net band, which is Indeed a
creditable mimical organisation.
The seioiul of these band concert
will be held Friday nlgM and wljl
ImbHc bi aiu-uded hy another
largn crowd.
Mis Annie Louise Hutchinson, who
has beeii tho giient of Miss Utilise
Daniels for several da went to
Charlotte Hi ulierrioon.
J. L, Casptr went lo Roanoke this
afternoon.