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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.EFHIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
Wis '
Sf 11.
Mo Killed - Stanford
trains To Show
Vgis of Confinement.
.,e Tombs Has Already Begun
: Jtl Hilt-
His Wife's Visits
J(i Foard to With Extreme
re.-Judge cott manes a
iment.
to The Sentinel-
ivkk. '- '"' Thaw
, Sna;i .out Ms iufarcerat-
rhe lung ikos 'lM,; '
'te"lxto art-;B direct con
li former gay. fl'l'. a"d casy
?n,i:tl.- :t.v that while llife
i-omiita ii has improved in
to, iaii.fd weight ami 'his
M Is clurrr In" nervousness
.Jici'iuw ih.it the .confine
telling, 'linard say that from
. he worries little about
ou'coini' of the ease may be,
i over the restraint ami con-
of iinwiti life. . 1
f,. caJe.j mi turn,, today j
ADAMS BLACKBURN CONTEST.
Lively Fight Expected in Guilford
County Republican Convention To
morrow.
Special to The Sentinel. j
GREENSBORO.. July fi.-As tin !
date for the hohlinjc of the Re pub-j
lican county convention to send dele-'
sates to the State convention- a'p-j
proaches the rivalry betwee n the i
Blackburn-Adams factions becomes!
more intense and rumors of all kinds' I .
of "dirty work going on" on theothet !Takef Luncheon
side are flying thick and fast. T!u' .Roosevelt And
convention conies off Saturday audi
the primaries are now being called j
for this afternoon. Having captured
the Buncombe, county convention audj
turned down the organization crowd!
completely,, the Blackburnites are vis'-i
orous-ly laving plans to rout Adams
here Saturday. This being the home 'By Wire to The Sentinel.
I town of both Blackburn and Adams, it j OYSTER HAY. July fi.
iof course adds ginger to the contest ideiit js entertaining Sir .1
IISTS PRESIDENTJFOR IW CAR LINE
Postmaster General of New
Zealand Only Visitor At
Oyster Bay Today.
Withf? President
Discloses Various
Matters Will Go hi Washington
And See Postmaster GnfSV-Corte-lyou
to Familiarize Himself With
United States Postoffice Department
Methods.
Franchise Granted Represen
tative Citizens of The
Twin-City. -
Authonied b Winston Aldermen to
Bund And Operate Street Car And
Electric Plant. Petition from the
Southbound Railroad $o. Granted.
Othei Business Transacted by the
Board;
-Th. W'insnin -aldt run n nu t in
regular monthly session lust night
The board at this session gi anted a
fi a:;rhise for it new street railway
-The presi-
iniug Sir Joseph Ward.
to hear the claim that Adams should ; nostnias.1 i r Vi-nru! ,a v, .,ia.wi
be endorsed in his own county, rop-jat Sagainore.Hill this uftuinoou. sir jc,,ml'any, which proposes to build and
pered on ift, private by soma earnest I Joseph is the leading political light of operate another street cai liii?!! the
Blackburmte retorting that it Is ! New Zealand and regarded by man streets of the city of Winston.
Blackburn's home county too. Jtidfte las logical successor to Premier Sed-
Adame'has been-aroused to indigna- don. Sii -Joseph landed yesterday by
tion by x reports from Buncombe j steamer from Europe on a .trip atound
county of telegrams sent there on theHlie world. After visiting the presi-i
eve---of the convention from Greens- dent lie expects to stop at Washing
Judge E. B. Jones presented the
matter to the board in behalf of Mr.
.1. Lindsay I'atteison. who is greajly
interested In the project of Ibis coin
boro, 'saying, that Guilford would golioji on his'way 'to the I'aeilie. const for p"l,v: l,m ',h" h1,s''"' fn" h
solid for Blackburn and that Adams ; the iiurposj of meeting Postmaster
would be defeated tw o to 'one' in hisltieneial Cortelyou and familiarizing
home precinct. He has a copy of one himself with the niaiiagenient of our
of these telegrams, purport bug to postal system.
nt some time, lhesu v:sits
Kly bright inoiiients In his
Cise. He reads the papers
v but bit litt.e to say to pis
Judac Olc'olt." counsel fsr
d fhis morning that there
Sins tu sai at this time other
bit -ut inforinaiion that
of vaaie to the defense is
biiircj.iiro.
1HANGE IN SHOE FIRM,
liave been sent by Postm'.tsttu- Wray.
of Reidsville, and dated as if sent
from Greensboro". That postmaster's
head will fall in . the basket pretty
soon unless Blackburn w ins out.
Blackburn," with his family, is here
L. Vaughn Buys Interest of
lutes in Business of Bennett,
ytCo.
rm of Beimel I. Gentry & Co..
has I'onducirtl a shoe store on
trcrt for several years, has
:.,!ngci! -to Russell I.. Vaughn
.Ur.-Uushii has been a mm
'lit' compuny since ' "May 11,
iwrchased'one-third In-
Sii tile l)U?ii;f ss. On January 6
iwcanit a mnt owner and on
Iuk!u the entire Interest, of
tes, A. H. Ilemiett and J. J.
...i.-s ,u in continued un-
tiaim of ItiK,H! i ViM.Lrhn a.
' " j) bo mirier .tin., mauace-
Mi. Vaiicaii. a eiever and en-
f Joiiiir man. The firm of
(itftry i Co. had. hullt m a
W'. ami The, Heniinel be-
ui.- ,im lnunageilient
h (
J0 MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Three Concerts in Raleigh
W'ld Last Night.
1,1 The Snitinel
:h:h. .riiA .i: ti,.. .-. , ..
.1,1,, " ,u in si oi me
t three omic-'.-u. ,.a,,u,ii.. ......
"' uiuillj;
(""una music fwtii-ui
s 'lie siiniiiiei- school in
'he llll'st innlilh -ii .... l
iitidi'i- th.. nnui ,iitih..
1 With' "! higli de
' partleipiued in bv
nt' t""d artists of the
"W'-'d 1h a chorus from
1 r school, Prof
.'"!' "' :'"' Haptist Cniversi
: ;;V'',,ll;,,1' ''""1 among
-''. M.ss (,1-a,.,. .,,lnsol
'iTr Wilson
( arrie,
PlSPENSARY PROFITS.
Gtl 6.600 for Quarter End
ln9 June 30th. ' '
city treas-
ton. J '"'";
t Fta'ci,.! i. "
XV-f.i- " "chived Jli.lillll
.. ,:; ; s share of the pro--l'.;nsary
for the three
?'mi; ,:: ! me total
:.-!ld:,:r M"' was $n;..
for Vii,,',:'-"'11-' '" ;lu- county
' ;"' and road ini-
1 th..ri , . ""ai:"'' t,1(liK
$,., ; ."'"oi the prof-
'" 1'i.r'V r '"'"f'er end-
"e noticea'
and for several days has been direct
ing the campaign in Guilford. Adams
claims that he has introduced Wilkes
county methods in Guilford primaries,
and is preparing to perpetrate all
manner of frauds upon the voters, by
haying primaries called for a certain
hour, and before the ' time arrives
holding a meeting of gathered Black
burn forces and selecting delegates
ahead of time to the fraud of the
uninitiated. There is no doubt but
what, there fc some sort of a -panic
in the Adams forces here, so far as
the result in Guilford goes. Adams
says he already has a good majority
in the State, but that the Blackburn
crowd is trying to humiliate him by
carrying Guilford couhty..
One of the local sensations is the
report that Jildge Bynum has allied
himself with the Adams wing of ths
contest on account of the alleged
"dirty methods" of the . -Blackburn
campaign, while' oil the other hand it
has become generally rumored that
Postmaster Tyre Glenn- has come
over to Blackburn and will vote the
postoffice force for him. Fraizei this
monrinfe. who had been held up as
postmaster until his nomination died
with the senate, has been given to
understand that he will not be again
recommended bv Blackburn which
means the organization crowd under
stands that Douglas will bo black
listed and Postmaster Glenn continue
in office or name his successor, Chief
Clerk Burton and B. C. Sharpe being
mentioned as his possible recoiii
nieudatious should he finally desire to
quit his Job.
One of Blackburn's men this morn
ing In speaking of the acquisition of
Bynum bv the Adamsites and that of
Glenn by the Blackburnites remarked
with every evidence oL-actual glee at
the "swap" that Blackburn as usual
had got the best of the trade because
Bynum was one of the best men but
sorriest politician in the Republican
purty, while Glenn -was a good man
with the addition of being just as
smart In politics as Butler. Glenn
had-formerly been Blackburn's chief
thorn in the flesh, and W the report
of his somersault to Blackburn . is.
true, it is said to come from the fact
that he hates Blackburn personally
less than Adams. Tho well founded
report that Fraizer has been knocked
out by Blackburn and that the sup
port of Glenn ias been secured, lias
bad more than anything else to do
with Ihe evident panic in. the Adams
rank's hero today. There is' also a
rumor that Judge Bynum is -get I ing
ready to hurlo.a apolitical javelin at
the Guilford county Dlackbujn faction
this afternoon or tonight and if ,it
ally Is sent, hulling through -JJlu
political atmosphere, there will be a
much hotter time Jiere at the prim
aries todav and.!' in the convention
Saturday.
Sir Mortimer IVurand. Biitish am
bassador, arranged for the visit of Sir
Joseph to Sagamore Hill. Sii Joseph
will takt. lunch with the president and
return to New York on the afternoon
tiaiu.
THOMASVILLE ORPHANAGE.
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a Monument.
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tnr, "'t io the
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Ca;,;,:,, ' "le move-
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the
county thp
located the
; :;' "d also the
prop-
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are-Sale8men.
vt'ial years
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,V't . fc. f?r 1!ron-Roge
d and
accents: u
'tkljis-CothrtJl
fi,,:,i .... ,d He will niu.
?! -Moou-J slak'"l? a short
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POtlTlCAL SENSATION.
Affidavit Filed Just Previous to
Holding of Republican Primaries in
jMuch Talk. Stampede to Blirck-
urn Thr Prohahle.
Special to The Sentinel.
GREENSBORO. July C A political
sensation was created- here previous
to holding ttt Republican city -primaries
this afternoon by Jhe issuance of
an affidavit signed by Charles G. Bur
ton that Adams assured him several
times he would, see to Blackburn's de
feat for Congress and that those
counting on his having influence after
the election would get left. Burton is
assistant postmaster to Mr. Glenn
here.
The prospects are for a Blackburn
stampede here at the prljnarles.
.Adams' denounces' the statement as
a '.'base and absolute lie."
Annual Report Shows That That In
stitute Ir In Good Condition.
Special to Tho Sentinel.
RALEIGH, July At the' annual
meet ing of the Thoniasville Baptist
Orphanage Board last evening all the
officers and faculty were reelected
and a vote of thanks adopted express
ing appreciation for 1he great im
provement made in the management
nf the orphanage - for the year just
closed. -Steps were taken to enlarge
the water supply, add materially to
the capacity and equipment of the
kitchen, erect a new cottage that will
accommodate about-forty orphans and
also to remodel a-nd move back in
line with the other cottages the old
Watsou cottage, which was among the
first erected on the grounds, . The re
port of.G.'nerai Manager M. 1.. Kesler
in summing up the work of the year
stated that the institution opened tt
the veap with an Indebtedness of
$11,401! and reduced this during the
vear to $(!.S1!: have invested in land
$L.5j5; two barns $l,u!l'; farm equip
ment Wo4, equipment of Charity and
Children $200. There Is In hand for
installing a laundry plant $1,1(10. Dur
ing the year the orphanage which Is
supported bv the Baptists of the State
has card for -3 It! . orphans. During
the year were received and 43 dis
charged; to live with relatives 20, and
put into homes HI, Two died during
the year.
A LARGE INCREASE.
Gilmer Brother Company Authorized
to Increase Capital Stock from
$150,000 to $500,000. , 1 s
The secretary of "state today
allowed an amendment to the charter
if the Gilmer Brothers Company of
'his citv. whereby their capital stock
is increased from $13lfiU to $500,
ono, of which $2nti.0oo is preferred
stock.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
this company, held June lit!, this in
crease wan ordl'red.
The officers of the company are.
President. Capt. J. E. Gilmer: vice-,
president. J. L. Grlnici, secretary and
treasurer, Powell Gilmer. The board
of . directors consists of ' these three
genl.ienien, together with -Messrs. T.
L. Vaughn and R. J. Reynolds.
CONDITION SERIOUS.
Little Hope Entertained for Recovery
of Raleigh Boy Hurt July 4. ,
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH. .Idly . fi. Phy sicians re
port a very serious turn in-ino conoi
I ion of young Ray Cameron, who was
shot while celebrating the rourili witn
fireworks, toy pistols and llohert rifles.
A loaded cartridge fired bvone of a
number of hoy who were in the
crowd struck the Cameron uoy m- ie
side. The wound was at first thought
not. to be serious but this morning
physicians declare their inability to
locate the ball and entertain grave
fear for the life of the boy. His father.
Mi, j, E. Cameron, is in the revenue
service and is one at brightest or i.ic
custodians of the work in the Noiih
Carolina Grand Lodge of .Masons.
FOUND MEATS GOOD.
New Company Chartered.
The Standard Feed and Seed Com
pany. .of this citv. has been incor
porated by the secretary of sta,te with i p"jni1'
a capital of $50,000, of which amount
half Is preferred and $fi.0iH has been
subscribed bv T. W. MeCrary. S. G.
Anderson, J. J. Norman and others, ofj
this city. The company has opened
for business on Tradu street,
' The officers of the company are as
follows: President, Capt. T. W. Me
Crary; vice-president, S. G. Ander
son; secretary and treasurer,-McRae
Dallon. " -
Swisr Government Ordered Inspection
of United States Canned Products.
By Wire to The SontlnA
GENEVA. Switzerland... I ijl h-
ntninatiou of canned provisions im
ported from the t inted :sta;cs. kio
was ordered to be conducted by the
government, on fcwiss ironnei. n,.-
been completed. According to unn '
repoit the Swiss inspectors exam'ined
hundreds' of tins of provisions a;:!
wltjiout- exception all were goad.
although mane of the tins were o,d:
As a result of the inspection the kov-i
it has oiaced large outers we.ii
Chicago packing houses for tins
food for use in the army.
citv-lHst. night.' The main line of this
tie'W' rr company is to start at the
municipal building, corner of Fourth
and Main, streets and run out East
Fourth street. It is also promised to
have the car line extend to the Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Works, thence
to Piedmont Park, and return via Mr.
.1. Lindsay Patterson's home aud .re
enter the city near the old water
works, at Belo's pond.
Judge Jones, in presenting the mat
ter to the board, stated that these sec
tions of this prosperous city; cannot
lie developed without good street car
facilities. .
The companywas also given the
privilege of constructing aud operat
ing all necessary auxiliaries of 'an
tflectrlc plant properly equipped, such
as car sheds, lighting plant, ctq.
"The board after It had discussed
" The board, after it had discussed
franchise. '
' The men who are behind this Com
pany are well known citizens and bus
iness men. The names- which appear
on the petition are Messrs. B. F. Hunt
le,y, R. .1. Reynolds, G. E. Webb, Joe
Jacobs, Lindsay Pattewton, R. W. Nad
tug, D. P. Mast, M. I. Stewart, Cicero
Tise, S. C. Ogburn, John F. Griffith,
E. B. Jones, M. IX BaJIeyl M. D. Stock
ton, 'James A. Gray and W. N. Rey
nold!'. Alderman Norlleet read a resolu
tion which the Winston-Salem, South
bound Railway had requested that the
board pass. On motion the resolu
tion, which reads as- followR, was
adopted:
"Resolved. Tha.t the board srant
the right of way to the Winston-Salem
Southbound Railway Company on
and across all streets along the sur
veyed line ijf paid road within the
corporate limits of Winston, as shown
by the map of said surveyed Hue,
being an extension south of Sycamore,
street, with the understanding that
the city does not assume any liability
to pay' damage, if any, to private
property owners along the line of said
railway over said street."
It was explained that the' . road
would not Interfere very much with
the traffic of the Twin-City, as trestles
and bridges are to be used. The road
Is to inn behind C. M. Thomas & Co.'h
office.
The proposed a lid desired extension
of the Liberty' street sewer was again
bioiight before the board. Major J.
C. Bessent. addressed the board In re
gard to this matter. He said a,hat the
health, of the Liberty community 1
could not be compared to tho dollars
which i l ' w oil Id be.' necessary to
spend. The citizens of Liberty
wanted assurance of relief and Major
Besseiil was assured that the board
would act on tho matter as soon as
possible. Mayor Eaton said that
every effort would be made to build
this sewer. ' A speVial meeting of the
board Is to be held when bills for the
reconstruction of the sewer to the
Salem rreek are to be in and then the
board wilf be able to act on the
Liberty matter. -. (
No one was elected' last night to nil
the position of chief of pollcc.l made
vacant bv the death of Capt. Felix G.
Crutchfii Id. Alderman Sterling SinUJi,
chairman of the police committee,'
was absent from the city. Sergeant J.
A. Thoinrfs. who has been acting chief
since Captain f'rutchfleld was taken
was ordered to act as chief until
an election Is neiiu.
Discussion arose as to the ordinance'
mi regaia to lounging on me court
house square. Jwnging Is now per
mitted" on the nights of the free band
concerts but at other times the ordi
nance is to be enforced.
A bad street and a poor light wi re
complained of. and they were referred
to the .street and light committees,
respectively'.
The ordinance pissed at a former
meeting of the board in regard to the
buying and selling of caHIc was re
vised.. Now, personx may buy cattle,
slaughter it. themselves and then sell
,t. but not buy cattle and sell It uu
slaughtered. Captain Henry made his report as
to the condition of the water works.
He Informed the board of the neces
sity of another new, large cistern. or
two smaller oties.
AT ELKS' AUDITORIUM.
of
Nc Ball'Game Tomorrow.
The baeail' game between the
proxirnitv and the Twin-City learn
which wa sto have been played af
Fairvlew- park tomorrow, has been
nostnoiied on account of absence from
rlii- ,,r vi i- V. A. Holton. who wa
pitch for the Twin City team.
is to
Program for Mass-Meeting to Be Held
x There Sunday, Night.
Following Is the program arranged
for the mass-nieetlng to bo held at the
Elkh' Auditorium Sunday night:
Opening Prayer, -In H. A. Brown.
Hynm. "1'orue Thou Aimlghtv
Klnn."
Address. Temperance. Law and
Oiilw. Gov.- R. B. Ckun.
Collection.
Patriotic Song. "A New Era "
Benediction. Dr. 1). Clay Lilly.
VETERINARIANS ADJOURN.
Meeting of State Astocjation Cloted
Thii Morning. Officer Elected.
Meat And Milk Inspection in Towm
of State Thoroughly Ditcuited.
The Ninth Carolina Veterinary
Medle.il Association, which held it
annua: met ting in this. city, the fti:
st ssion being helil yesterday after
noon, adjourned this morning.
lr. Smith, of Salisbury, passed the
State Board, which met with the asso
ciation, -
Officers for- the 'ensuing year were
elected as follows: President. Dr.
Holicrts. of Raleigh: vice presidents,
Dr. Mc.Mackln. of Raleigh and Dr. W.
ii Cninford. of this city; secretary.
Dr. C'. J. Fleming, of this city; tivas
Hirer. Dr. Usher, of C harlotte.
Dr. Fisher made an instinctive ad
dress on "Meat and Milk Inspection."
referring especially to Ihe methods
curried on In Charlotte-with great sue
cess. The plan as outlined by Dr
Fisher was disciiosed by several vet
erinarians, all of whom expressed the
opinion that Ihe Charlotte method was
good one.
Di. Tail Puller, slate veterinarian.
addressed the association oiu nie.it
and milk Inspection and urged co
operation on" the part of the medical
profession with veterinarians In this
sanitary method. ,
Dr. Dawson, slate veterinarian, of
Florida, made a verv interesting talk
on certain unsanitary conditions In
Florida, some of which prevail in
North Carolina. ; Dr. Dawson is one
of the recognized bacteriologist k of
the I'nlted States. -Ho advocates bet
ter meat and milk Inspect ion through
out the country. He advocates the
plan started In Charlotte and said that
other towns In the State should have
better- meat and nillk Inspection for
the better protection of health.
Dr. Dawson, who Is an M. I), anil's
I). V. S.,' also read a paper on "Salt
Sickness," a disease peculiar to
Florida. It causes a very malignant
form of skin and bone disease.
Dr.. Roberts read a paper on "In
ternal Parasites." .
The association recommended bet
ter meat ,-uid milk inspection through
out the. State than exists how.
'VICTORY IS ill
W GOVERNMENT.
Favorable Decision In The
Chicago And Alton Ro
bate Case. "
Presiding Judge Holds That Practice
Indulged In Amounted to Giving of
a Rebate Under Another Name.
Government's Lawyers Elated Over
Thir Decision.
By Wire to The Sentinel.' . -CHICAGO.
July 6. The government
won a great- victory In the federal
court before Judge ltrulis In the Chic
ago and Alton rebate case this morn
ing. Judge Landis ruled that the pay
ment of trackage of a dollar per car
for cars taken from Schwanchlld and.
Sulzberger tracks was a rebate In
violation of the Elklus law
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
I Program of '
. vfor
TELEPHONE CHARGES.
Complaint of Col. J. Bryan Grimes to
Be Heard July 15.
Special to The Sentlnol.
RALEIGH, July fi. The hearing of
the complaint on the part, of Col..,!.
Bryan Grimes against the' Southern
Bell' Telephone Co. will be heard on
July 15 Instead of July 5 as at first an
pointed. The complaint Is In the form
of a petition (or an order reducing toll
fees for long distance service to Ave
cents for the first five minutes and
2 1-2 cents per 'minute for all in ex
cess.of that time. Also for fixing local
exchange charges at $1.00 per month
for residences and $2 per month for
buslnesn phones.
JEWELERS TO ORGANIZE.
Meeting to Be . Held In Greensboro
Tuesday to Form State Association.
A committee, conitosod of II. E.
Vogler. of this city; A. I'. Staley; of
Hfgh Point, and R. C. Ik-man, of
Greensboro, has Issued a circular let
ler which baa been sent to about '120
Jewelers In the State, requesting them
to attend a meeting In Greensboro
next TuesdayJuly 10, at. V? o'clock,
noon, to organize a State Jewelers'
Association, the object of which, as
given in the circular, Is as follows:
I. To get acquainted with each
othe.
2. To correct trade abuses, such as
wholesale dealers selling ut retail;
price cutting; department store ad
vertising goods for less than honest
can be bought, also to see tnat the
new stamping law Is enforced.
3. To get your co-ocrullou aud
IrVartj support, for this organization.
DR. HOBBS SPEAK.
Address Citizens of Lewisville
on Education, ,
L. L. Hobbs, president of Gull-
College, has-accepted ajr luvlla
to make an educational addicts
:it Lewlsvlllti on Saturday 'evening,
July 21. The citizens of that town
ship have called a special election to
be held July 31 to vote on the que
t toil of Increasing taxes 20 cents on
the $100 valuation and fin cents on the
jdl for school purposes.
Will
Dr.
ford
Hon
'Popular Hits" Arranged
This Occasion.
At Ihe band concert at the court
house square tonight , program con
sisting mostly-nf "popular hits" will
be rendered. Following Is the pro
gram: Part I.
MarclWFort Dilytou." Sell.
Two Step "Why Don't You Tr) ?"
Red Held.
Medley Overture "Out for I Ark."
DeWlt.'.
Waltz Song "Only a Message from
Home, Sweet Home." O'Harc.
Two Strp'-Hllver Heels." Moret.
Two Step "Tammany." Edwards.
Waltz Song "In "the CJohlen Au
tumn Time, Sweet Elalno." Reckcr.
Part II.
iMarch-'Oui Dlrectoi''," fllgelow.
Two Step "8tnce Father Went 10
Work."-Cahl'll.
Wltz Song Dearie." Kummer.
Two Step ".Moonlight-In Dlxle."
Clemeiii. ' , ,
Two Step "Mexico." (From Hump
ty Dtimpty.) Cole & Johnson.
Waltz Song "When .tha .Evening
Breeze Is Sighing, Ho'mo Sweet
Home." tiotoman. '
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CHAT WITH GOVERNOR GLENN.
Loves WlnsWSalem And Will Re
turn Here aa Soon as Hit Term
Expires.
The writer had a peasant chat this
afternoon wl(h North Carolina' chief
executive, who was found In the office
of his former law partners, Manly V
Hendreii. The governor was sitting
at his old desk, writing letters.
"It looks natural, to see you here,
governor." said the news malt.
"Yes,' I feel at home Just like I
have been away on a vacation for a
week or two," responded Governor
Glenn, who expressed hla delight In
Keoltig the growth aud prosperity of
Winston-Salem. There Is no place
lllie the fwln City with the chief ex
ecutive and he does not hesitate to
tell all of his fi lends tha,l as noon as
Ills term as governor expires he and
Ills- family will return to their home
here without delay.
Govern ir Glenn will be her.-t until
Monday, lie will ipeak at the -Elks"
Auditorium Sunday night.
ALREAY HAS EFFECT.
Manufacturers Inquiring of Depart
ment of Agriculture About Pure
Food Law'e Provision.
By Wire lo Tho K-iitliirL
.WASHINGTON. July . . Although
tho pure food law does not become ef
fective uliill January I and rinwrt be
eiifore -d until Congress appropriates
the necessar.y money, the activity of
Hie Agricultural Depart merit has al
ready exercised a wholesoniM effect,
upon manufacturers of foodstuff
(throughout the count ry. The depart
ment has received many samples with
nqiKis that flepariineiit pass upon
them to see if they are within the
requirements of th,. law. This action
of manufacturers Is taken as a good
(iiiio'ii ami y ine cieparuneiu onic'ims
is Interpreted lo mean that mamifHC
tureiH generally Intend to "be good."
AGAINST ROCKEFELLER.
Information Alleging Violation of Law
by Him And Standard Oil Co. Filed.
yr.Wlre to The Sentinel.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July fi, Prosecutor
Wm. L. 'buvid has filed Information
against John D Rockefeller und the
Standard Oil Company 'w lib probate
cotnt at Flndlaug. charging violation
of the Valentine anti-trust law. If
service can be seemed on Rockefeller
in Ohio he' wiH be hauled before the
Hancock count v courts.
CLEVELAND BETTER.
Condition of Only Living Ex-President
Much Improved This Mprning.
By Wire lo The Sentinel
PRINCETON, N J.. July C-Former
President. (Ileveland. who has been
lil at his home here, -u much' better
this morning. -It Is staled he will-be
ou! in a day or two. Ills fishing trip
in the west has, hoever, been postponed.
JUDGE CAMPBELL NAMEO.
Virginian Is Appointed Chief of
Division of Naturalization In De
partment of Commerce and Labor.
Bv Wlr lo Tim rWiMneL
Washington. July secretary
Melcalf, of the Depaitmeiit of Com
merce and libor, today took the first
step In IhcifjiLMijtlAfRloh of the IXvls-
lon of Natui aii.a.tloii In accordance
wPh the new law bv appointment of
Judge -Richard K. Campbell, of Vir
ginia, as chief,.
For years Judge Campbell has beerr
law officer In the Bureau of Immigra
tion. Jerome' C Khear, heretofore
Chinese Inspector, and Morton A.
Sriirges, formerly In charge of flies
of buieair which relate to Chinese ex
clusion law, both of Michigan, are ap
pointed stenographer and clerk-respectively
under Judge Campbell. For
the present there will be no other appointments.
Walter Mabe. a young painter,
while wofklng In the Tise building
Ibis afternoon, fell a distance of nine
feet or more, badly spraining his left
wrist. It' Is; feared that he Is also
injured internally.
Five Thousand at Spray"
. Mayor O. II Eaton, who a one of
the , speakers at the Fourth of July
felebrafHm at Spray Wednesday, says
the e.towd numbeied S.pno or more.
The program of the day included a
Brunswick sie, athletic games, etc,
The mayor- repoith ihat. the owners
of the big--mills at Hpray have pro
vided a nice park and lak for the
benefit of the operatives and citizens
of the town.