(TWIN-CITY DAILY . SENTINEL.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
Joseph W Babcock.
s
S IDT IHSIRL
THAW SAYS HE
ALVADOR THUS
COMPLAINTS OF
i is e
S VICTOR
CHARGES HEARD
(, on -Motion To
Indictments For
Lvnching.
Considering 'the Laws
t,.ect Ana a -M3de
by the Defense Is
Any Time.
.loTho.S''!-:i!uI.)
ju.v i;.As announced
fcr. was l-7 ' ' "
; jt, jn cas- M alleged
di::s ;"l;"n of lle"
.. :,i,Mtiunts
fcasli !" p
, jh;; a' 1" l,l',l)Ck
: prvntMi if it had
authority ptescnt lie
,; rtplit i- have, if
as i:,.,t nia.it' up 'your
..,! coih.m:. To this
aii!: "I have my convic-
Li, npt-n l,i a change ot
Ms f,ita''-il- by strong
si.t". Iiiils' Shaw,
jl!, Bt'iincu. said: "You
to expense picas at
' CiT.-ii! " expense." For
a.- said jjiat justice
.:,'v he hail in Anson
L ;ht.' ili-l'.-mlant's counsel
wMx conbl pet -jus-
pi; ii ii ufcoimt of news-
. and sentiment no jns-
xp:nl in Union coun-
w sai'l: ticiuieincn, i am
rule fiiuilly on this ques-
t. Duelling is ine mosi
: riiinv ami the most
,1 I said eunuch to tilt'
ytsti'!ila fur t hr in to ih-
,:i.b. I am nut Here to
I: i- iii t fur judges to
Tin- ;ii': uf ltw:! gives the
ijjht to ti t ti i s case ju
, ('(!.
is mitt
connection
being con-
imlfii'
Shaw
said:
i case il! lie
The act of r.io:;
'. Tin longer
Wi)HM-il 111.. iUt
"My
Riven
U a
these
it is
i. ' are nut here to
Tln'J ale passed by the.
bib!' atl liii doiilit these
a' varianci with coininoii
.- right .In try these cases
I'iniiiiv is considered,
mil!lit l,i he expressed
'a'litcs. 1 ;..ave the mat
r. Solicitur. for purposes
m :. 1 will not an-
I'Pisiiin as yet."
'lut-imi is expected
LI
S
nqunlified Japanese
rants Got In United
atesLast Year.
Immigration and Naturali-
i Report? Showing That
er Evaded In Good Many
J-Other Notes About. Im-
Ptt&lHT' Press.)
RON', July 17,-That
i ,,i)a'!i.sL, lavt secilre()
i'."-s country l,y intrigue
1,7 fa'Mi!K heen proven
:'';r".in f . , f
Reiterates Statement That He
Will Not "Stand For"
This Defense.
However, Mrs. William Thaw And
Attorneys Seem to Think Insanity
Plea the Best for Her Son. Impor
tant Conference This Afternoon.
Former Counsel May Be Re-En-gaged.
(3y Publishers' Press.)
SEW YORK. July 17.--Pending an
important conference at live (his
afternoon between Mrs. William
Thaiv. her personal counsel, Louis A.
Delarteld. and former judge Olcoit
the situation in the Thaw case Is
filled with uncertainties and various
possibilities.
Mrs. Thaw, mother of the prisoner.
has Indicated that she desires that '
the law linn of Black. Oicott, Grubcr!
and Bouynge bo re-engaged to deteini
he.- son.
Friends of the Thaw family say the
Thaws believe the. best solution of
the whole case to he to have Thaw
declared Insane. The prisoner, how
ever, sticks fo the contention thai he
is not insane-.
Writ of Prohibition Granted.
Later. John B. Gieason, one of
Thaw's attorneys, was granted a writ
of prohibition in the supreme court
this morning, restraining the district
attorney and the July grand jury from
taking any evidence as to the killing
of White. The writ also restrains the
district attorney and grand jury from
issuing any subpoenas in connection
with the matter. , An order was also
issued, directing the district attorney
and the grand jury to show cause to
morrow why they should not by re
strained from any further proceedings
in regard -to the killing ol White as
affectiiif; Thaw. '
A special to the Greensboro Tele
gram from Rockingham,- Richmond
county, announces the death yester
day of Postmaster I)i,g, of that. town.
The telegram' states that Mr. Long is
the man reported to have been struck
by a female waitress with a soup
bow! In the dining room of l he Ben
bow hotel in Greensboro, while the
Republican Stato convention was In
session last week. The girl alleged
that Ihu man insulted her. The Tele
gram says it, made diligent, effort, last
night but failed to find the physician
who dressed the man's head after he
was assaulted. Anyhow, those who
witnessed the assault, and saw the
wound, said it. could not have proven
fatal. The Greensboro paper hears
that Mr. Long died from other causes.
fitfl, OAKLEY KILLER
WALLAC
,.," ,. '"""i.inzattoii after
i ' ''stwwu into the sub-r"1''.'-
.Wilts assisting
f ve made iarKe sums of
l in !"R ''""'mission"' for
r""l executive, officials.
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
STONEVILLE, July 17 Last Sat
urday night, just across the Virginia
line. above Price, George Oakly shot
jWallage Gibson with "a pistol. The
wounded man died yesterday. It is
claimed that shooting was accidental.
Both men are reported to have been
drinking. The section In which the
shooting occurred has a bad reputa
tion. One or more distilleries are
said to be operated there.
was in the
--Tilay afternoon.
f!M Jfy is nsSis,iBg in a
""K Madison this
1 t'1 luli"K a few
a ' altenioon for
J"r- H,'ve,,,:!(.ll(.r.s B(sy
l- ,., ''l:et'ni.n for a
Kat" 'Mrk,',s i the
- " J i t If y the
'." (.re mixed
V.'n'-'1,--I'lula-
"it to gf.t the
""'Kress as it
Istlmms.
Discussion In Oouma.
(Hy Publishers' Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, July 17. Tho
question of making an appeal to peo
ple, of Russia on subject of agrarian
affairs was discussed in the douma to
day and called forth exciting donate.
Professor Kousmin Karahoeff made
an effective speech in which he em
phasized the responsibility resting
upon every deputy for hJppenlngs of
recent weeks. The speech made a
great Impression upon all Douma
members.
fg v'"
; -v : ' ' !
Sd Says Report of Fighting
Received In New YorK
City Today.
This Report Says Salvador Hac Won
Every Battle That Hast Been
Fought Against : Guatemalans
Salvador Hac Lost About 700
Killed And Guatemala 2800.
tl!y I ubllshers' Press )
NEW YORK. J til v 17. The details
..t .1... .!..(... 1. . , ..
i,i uie ukii'iiik ueini'i-n viilHUUUlli.lo
and Salvailoi Ian tioops has reached
ibis city from Sail HaUailorlnti
sources. Salvador. It Is stated,
thouah il! prepared for ar won
every hattie. The lighting was
Corporation Commission Con-
sldersJThose Filed Against
Ben Telephone Co.
unusually hand for Central Americans
as can be seen from tho casualties.
Salvador Inst about 7oi kllhM and
IliMI wounded. The Guntauialiuis had
l!SiMi kiiled and "'.too wounded.
General Kogaliln, it Is staled,
killed while on a leconiiollerlng
and while
u : ii ; n aimy
was
trip
a mile In advance of tils
lie had hut llfty men and
Prominent Member of Congress.
PAN-AMERICAN
CONFERENC
IEXISTENGE OF
E 1 ICE T
0
T
It Will Assemble Saturday In; High officials of Department
City of Rio Janeiro. ! of Justice Discover An
Brazil.
Promise', to 3e the Most International
And Significant Gathering of Am
ericans Ever Held. Important Mat
ters Are to Be Considered at Con
ference.
(I!y Publishers' Press.)
W ASHING TO ,.i uly 17. - What
promises to he the most international
gathering of "Aini rieans ever held
will assemble Saturday of this week
it. Rio .lauoiro. Delcpttes will be
present from practically every coun
try on this In Mii.-.pheri' and the meet
ing will he .known as the third con
ference, of Pair Anierrenn U'.'piib'.l'oN.
While tile object of these conlei nci'S
is primarily to promote gomS fieling
and I'rietidiy relations and increase
commerce, mailers of world impor
tance engross much of the attention
of this congress. '
It is significant, in this comieclion.
that. ,all countries participating will
later be , represented in many cases
by the same delegatex at the second
pi-ace conference at The Hague. To
pel ml! thN It has been arranged that
Rio Janeiro meeting will adjourn by
September first whcllxr. the business
has been finished or not..
Alleged Combine.
They Think This Trust Has Head
quarters in New York And Branches
In Practically Every Large City of
the United States Proposed War
faro Against This Trust.
' liy Publishers'. Press.)
WASHINGTON, July It .That, a
national be trust exists, with head
(punters iu New Yil1!'"nnd branches
in practically every large city in the
United Stales, Is the belief of high
ofliciails ot the Department of Jus
tin. It is said the matter lias been
cali, d to the attention of Attorney
General ..Moody personally by District.
Attorney Jerome, of New York.
No s'eps have been taken to attack
this liusl i xcept in the District, of
Columbia, whoie. the oflleialK of the
American lee Company are under In
dictment for entering Into an unlaw
ful agii iinent. In control prices in .the
district. The district attorney hero Is
of
be em
to be
partm
ten-!
UNIQUE DUEL 6
EI
tl!y Publishers'. Press. I
GENEVA. Switzerland. -.Inly- IT. A
due! of unsiial nature with fatal ter
mination has been fuiighi i,e,n Como.
Both di;,'ilists wete deaf and .Iji.uib
and their seconds were similarly
afflicted. The duel t""l. place m the
fore.-,!. The duellists I'm d a: Uml
tive paces and one fell de,,d.
the opinion that if the trust Is to
e:i,,i i'c'ie.illy attacked il will have
New York and that , the De
nt Justice might take an In
Mich proceedings.
Accounts Short.
. WASHINGTON, July 17. the ac
counts of the late Major George A.
Bartlett, for 25 years disbursing of
ficer of the treasury department,
were found to be Ilili.SOd short. The
Fidelity 'and Deposit. Co.. of Balti
more, his bondsmen, have been noti
fied. Bartlett died last. February
after a long illness.
Mr. J, M. Haithcox, of Winston, who
attended the State firemen's meeting-
In 'Asheville, slopped in States
Vilie Thnrsdav niirht. with his sister
Mrs. S. A. Plyler, ami went to Trout
man Friday to visit relatives. States
villo Landmark.
Dan-
iu the
ig on
a tir--'-Tliey
1, i-nd
any Kind of
manner,
ml have li.ni
olios,..
Tailoring Firm for City.
Messrs. Gitlirieil and Paul, ol
vilie. Va.. have, rented rcuns I
handsome ln-w Tise bni'diii;
Main street, ami will enieiiie' a
class tailoring esta hlislin.ei: , .
will open (or hin-lix-ss August
will be prepared to mak,
clothes in a satisl'ac;r
Messrs. Giflltlch and I
larir, i vnerience in their
and have been ,is-o ia'ei! n ,
ot wide lepmatiolf. That th
a good busin s in i tr-.m
'beginning go, s' rithoiit say
left vesterday- for Dam 111, .
will return in a P w d
their plans for the "
estahlishnieii'
Death of Dr. Chas
Dr. Chai ; M" ii,::i
a proniie.eiit ,li -irlu
inoiid, Va'.-. S. in. lai nil
ness of five we, !,s.
by his wif.i no'l til'
mains w. n- s nt !'i
met,,.
S
ed
win
the
coll
Hey i.
hull!''
the- i
were
col lei
de,-:
till
I hi -
OIK.
Ill
hl.lli-i
inn -ri'.i
rk 1. I". Reynolds return
I'tioou from Asheville,
liine.-.sed the transfer of
revenue otlleo to the new
v.,
i-oh-. Mr G
III UIIL'
him.
o. 11 Brown. Mr.
it his commission
wi'ii linn.- Ill, savs that, all or
,!d iv! ks. tb ld deputies, etr.,
i, eiiiiiniishioned. The new
I , , i "ia'n-' all of I ho men to inl
and tiia1 if they were competent
, hi', I be . retained, otherwise)
would luiwi to step down and
officers with him and every man of
them was killed. Advices stale that
Regalda and his men gave a good ac
count of tliemsvAt's beforn they were
exterminated. After the main force
came up and routed the Guatemalans
more than tiou dead Guatemalans
were found on the field. In that hat
tie Salvador captured the Guatemalan
artillery. The result of this tight was
that Guatemala "asked for peace but
Salvador- refused. Two armies are
face to face awaiting peace developments.
Deputy Sheriff Hutchlns received
a telegram this morning from Mayor
W. S. Lluville, of Kernel svllle, ask
ing him If ho could bring his blood
hounds to that town on the Id: 5(1
train, today.
It was near time for the train to
Ie,ve when tho message waa, deliver
ml -U Deputy Hutchlns, therefore he
dirt not go.
Mayor Lluvillo gave no explanation
as for what purpose ho wanted the
office i a fid Ills dogs. Parties coming
in from Kerneisvllle this afternoon
said they had not heard of any trou
ble. Since the blowing up of tin; major's
officii and calaboose by dynamite
there has been much discussion be
tween the two factions, which have
existed for Kome time. One of these
wants the mayor and chief of police
to resign. One citizen reXirts that
there have been several small dyna
mite explosions since the mayor's
office and calalnxise were wrecked
and the opinion . was expressed here
this afternoon that Mayor Lluville
had a clew to the guilty parties and
wanted the bloodhounds to aid him
In capturing them.
Deputy ilutchlns pref ts a guar
antee that he and his Cogs will not
be blown up before he eutcis the
gates of that town.
LARGE
i'-p,
iO'V,
Wl I
M t.
lie
W ,1
'.- I,
h t t;
V woi
It,,- v.
lo a query Mr. Reynolds
the impression prevails at
that the collector's offlc
!.:!o! be moved to SUtesville.
Brown staled emphatically that
pioposeil to tun tlii" office and
Id spi ltd most of his time. In Ashe-
unti! it is definitely determined
lie. the office Is to be permanently
ated. Of course he prefers to have
at Slatesvllle, where he owns a
iinifiil home.
,. Va..
and pe
McAnnally.
!. of M ell
'i - i:
,1
(-l,i!,,
M. id-Hi
I ' ,
Horrible Death at North Wilkesboro
Yesterday. Afternoon; His Head Crushed
Veteram. to Arrange for Picnic.
North et Camp wii' t"" '
t ,v. at ii i-'i-l',"l, ' ,m ;':
noon to discuss and .rra
annual picnic at N - ''
month. A full atlend.n.e.
Live Advertiser Here.
St. Elmo Massi'tigaie, o( Atlanta,
I'Kldeiil of the Maxeiigale AdverHs
g Agency, which ranks among the
lemoM agencies in the advertising
old and is the largest advertising
',,-ney iu the South, sp.enl tills after
,n ill the city, Mr. Mas.seogale
milieu the l,'irg,-r advertising con-,(!-,
for gi-:i, ral publn !') glvTi out
this city and '..line of the largest
the country. The Coca Colli adver
log h plac, d liy Mr. Ma-sengale
el thi- is getieially cot:c iled to be
e best. a,lvettis.-t article on the
at bet todaj .
Gross Earnings of Railroads
of United States Over
Two Billions.
This Was for Year Ending June 30
Increase of About Ten Per Cent
Over Earnings For the Previous
Year Number of Miles of Railroad
In United States.
' (By Publishers'1 Press )
WASHINGTON. July 17.-According
to preliminary report of inter
state commerce commission tho gross
earnings of railroads of the United
States, covering approximately l!l'.),-
ooo miles, will probably show for the
fiscal year ending Jinn. Ho an inciease
of ten" per cent, over $'.i'7::.ouo.ooo
earned In l!lo.V This will prove the
banner year for American railroads.
Bell Company Hat Attorneys at the
Hearing' Who Contend That P res
ent Rates Are Not Too High
Complaints Were Filed by Secre
tary of State Grime.
(Special to Tho Sentinel )
RALEIGH. July 17. Th North
Carolina " . CuiiuiU.. Commlttalon
dvvoled several hours today to tin
hearing of testimony and arumtrt
lit the matter of complaint flU'd ar
Secretary of State J. Hryan Urlm
against the Southern Uel! Telephone
Co,, In which he demand that tho
maximum charges fot telephone, ser
vice In Hits State be fixed at ftva
cents per minute for tho first five
minutes and two and one-h!f cant
per minute for time In excess of Ova
minutes for long distance toll service
and 11,'," per mouth for residence
arid VIM per month for buslinwe
stations in local exchange service. He
charged that he had been charged 76
cent a for a seven minutes' talk to
Grimeslnud ami an uipially high rate
to Washington, N. C. charges that ha
Insisted are unreasonably high.
The hearing today was Riven over
almost entirely to evidence and argu
ment on the part of officials and at
torneys for the Southern Bell In de
fonse of the present rates. Col OrlinM
was present but took no active part
In the hearing, relylu on the com
plaint he had previously filed In de
tail with tho commission.
Counsel for tho Southom Bell are
AC. Buxton, New York; Hunt Chip
ley, Atlanta; Clement Manly, Win
ston Salem; A. B. ,Anrirews, Jr., Ral
eigh. BesldcH thesfl there were pres
ent Mi J. N. It. Horey, auditor; Geo.
.1. Yuiidt, engineer; Chauucy Smltk,
superintend, -ul of ioll truffle, and M.
B. Hplcr, dlKtrlct. superintendent for
North and South Carolina. '
These officials mailt statements Iu
defense of the present rates of
charges made by the Bell, the gist of
the defense being that the present
toll and station charges are us low as
is consistent with good business, that
to reduce them lower would be lo
coufiscati.ii their property lu violation
of the constitution of the l!nlte4
Slates, thut tho company owns Jont7
part of the line to Washington abd
Grlmeslajid and therefore la not lindar
their control. And that Col. Orlmea
Ik not and has never asked to be a
subscriber to the Hell and therefore
has no ground or right to file the
complaint that ho has. Tho company
claims, too, that, theirs Is largely an
Interstate business tho commission!
having no Jurisdiction over such amli,
that much if the long distance toll
business In Hh Stale Is partly over
lines not owneu" by the Southern Hell,
that the Hell ffo. has only traffic ar-
Taiigemetits with such connection
lines and acts purely gs agents for
theso companies In collecting their
part of thu toll charges, the ralea
being fixed by such owning com-pnnlen.
it is a notable fact in this connec
tion that the corporation c.omrn!ion
In their last ntintial report to ()ov-
eror Glenn declared that the authority
given tho commission over telephone
companies and the regulation of their
rales Is very meager and that addi
tional legislation by the legislature
was necessary before the commission .
could accomplish much In this direction.
CONCERT TONIGHT
Mr Heti S Barnes, who has le-en
prescription cb-rk nt O'llanlon's dnig
i store for the past three years, has
jiesigmd lo-i position aiid associated
Jhlriisi'lf witli tl. Vaughn Crutr-hfield
('o,. wholeii. drug and . grocery
house. This company now employs
ipiite a number of nten and Its bus
.i.e.. . is constantly growing.
i,
P
-There will he a lawn party at
I'liaMint Kidge school hoire for the
'.it, fit of the Sunday school S.iiur
evening. Jil'y Z There will be
niisie by a, good hand.
i r-r-,
Tilt,:,,
ir i,
' "' '"day of a
"''i.t' which oc
1'1,' shor,, -j-PHtpr-'i'lrvey.
rolnrf,,!
Ii
polls
s head crushed
' from ;i
11
arvey was
".'tgon. J,, at.
tempting to throw one over a wheel
of the wagon he was knocked down.
His head , was knocked against
another pole while the one . that he
as attempting to unload fell against
Uis head, knocking his brains out,
Harvey, who waa unmarried, was
from Cleveland. N. C. He was thirty
odd years of age.
Harris and Callihan Declared Not Guilty
Of Marctrm Murder By Kentucky Jury Today
The program for the free open air
concert to be given tonight appears
below, professor Crouse's daughter,
Miss Mildred (.'rouse, will give cor
net solo, "My Sweet Elaine," by
Keeker.
Part I.
March Leona Mackle,
March Fort Day ton. SulU.
Waltz- 'Thclina." Miller.
Overrule-"Old Gold." Helta.
Cornet, Solo My Sweet Elaine. '
Keeker. (Miss Mildred Crouaa,
KllolCf )
Two step filxlii Girl Lamps. (By
leljllent )
Part II,
Man b Coppers on Parade" Cle
men". Two Step Since Father Went to
Work --Cahlll.
Overt m-Selections from Stephen
Foster, Bey er.
. Waltz Forest park Tbnmaa.
Two Step "Petir piper," Henry.
Waltz Song -Only a -Message from
Home, Sweet lloine O'Hare.
Program subject to change.
Two Killed In Fire In Pittsburg (Pa.) Hotel;
Many Thrilling Rescues By The Firemen
IB) P e.l:-'' '' I " 1
BKA'l'TYVILI.K. Iv . July -1'
j,j ju the trial of llame. il.ni
, The
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I By Publishers' I'rcM )
P1TTSBUKG, July 17 Two men
are (P-ad and three badly Injured us
result of a fire i-arly- this morning in
Park Hotel on Hom- stn-t and.S'-eouil
Is venue.
The dead are .lame Conway, of the
city hoard of heaPh, suffocated, and
"-, . Paul Connor, hotel maanger. who fell
Callihan for the Marcum shoot- jthriiutth " a Hf net into which he
after being out twenty -two min-1 J, imped, receiving injuries fnun
returned a verdict of not guilty. which he died two hours later, The
ptisoiiers were discharged. injured are Sergeant A'lolpli . Mctz,
burned about head and back; Police
man James lAwler, badly hurt from
jumping; fireman William Maltell,
s.cal,ef, -
The (lie originated from a gas Jet
in the rear of hallway and the whole
rear portion was In flames before dla
ooicre.l Kseape was wit' off by
windows on the second and third
'floor: from -which police and firemen
'made several heroic nueues.
i 'Hi,- building was damaged to the
extent of $12,wo,