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Y DAILY SENTINE
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13. 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
y CROWD BRYAN IIJSISIEfll
I
IS
Still Contends That Commit,
teeman Sullivan Should
Resign.
a Into Mass Of
Result of U. S. Bureaa of La
bor's Investigation For
Year 1905.
Two Believed To Have Been
Burned In Fire In New
York Town.
Coney Island
jtened.
REPOR
OIJ LABOR. ROBBEfl
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O'clock Ttvs
F3Uf Ptopie-Shoot-HJve
Been Unpro-
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an
this
ami
I.-.l.iii.l hi
Gives Reasons for Insisting On Resig
nation of Illinois Member of Dem
ocratic National Committee Ana
Expresses Views On the Subject In
Vigorous Manner.
(By Publishers' Press.)
PARIS. Aug. 13. A statement in
explanation of why he Is opposing
the retention of Roger Sullivan as the
Illinois member of Democratic Nat
ional committee was made public to
day by W. J. Bryan. Recently Mr.
,,:.) i.'v lit van IB a leuer uemauueu ouiuvau s
wrsiPi, rni.Hjui .. re-1?nat()n siivaii. promptly re
,.;se croit. danger- fis(1(1 ((J regn, Bai( nryan had been
j- perNii:- A mob misinformed In regard to the sltua
llhBWm.l ctiiugeilitton by M. F. Dunlap. Bryan yiday
v ,,miS but jilenies that anyone but himself was
, ' . responsible for the demand he made
:r d.V The leadet . Sullivan's retirement and savs he
hail resolved to seek to have him
resign from the national committee
before he should see Dunlap.
"I entered Into this contest because
I believed Roger Sullivan and John
Hopkins had deliberately robbed the
;VnrI the. nitscieaut
:o a t'.'i'.i'-iene iK)Ie.
ii of Newark. X.
in the Iwki
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, Mrs. A lit
:vfd sound
p, a 1 1 1 1 .
ij(k. A.I '
In the
rl'i iv I'd
e taken
;St!l Ihi'lf
hn a.-1 ne ii
.i Siniih. I Democrats of Illinois of their political
rights and I still believe so," said
Ilryan. "To secure political power
by force or fraud ought to be as dis
graceful in the eyes of the public as
to secure money by force or fraud. I
cannot conceive any plausible defence
which Sullivan can make for remain
ing. on the national committee. If
that body Is unable to rid itself 4 the
leadership of men like Sullivan who
to control the party organization
to advance their corporation interests
it. might as well dissolve."
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Governor of
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Mori) liiht a iKgfo
'a Haiiwaj's doiible-
ar JciiHsiuwii,. had
ftaiidke and would
tenons,
ilii'il iii jiheriff .lor-
enr '!'.'' I.mg ilis-
a:,J iwiiliid him of
itsri) at High Point.
lain! iliat lie had sent
uci tn Ret. u negro
post rl tn he the one
tundeil a negro near
aty Cofcr sas that
rirnialion is mccived
' will ol der th negro
ilii.iiiik ii'b'asfd,
v." tlwt -Cha.-.
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' r8hf at I lip heme
East WiiKion. b av
hV has a bad n e-
M?'i lie atii'inntt'd to
ram an uffirer. He
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farl.v Jills liiorniiiL' at
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(By Publishers' Press.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug: K!. Robert
V. U.towu, of Evansville, Ohio; Chas.
I). Hurton, of Nevada, Mo.; ('has. A.
Clark, of Cedar Ralids,. Ia.; P. H. Cote,
of Topeka. Kan.; are candidates for
."(immaiider-in-chief of the G. A. R. en
campment that opens tomorrow with
a big military parade. During the af
ternoon the reunion of the survivors
of the battle of Siilloh will be held.
In the evening there will be a camp
fire. The business sessions of the en
campment will be Thursday and Fri
day. .
(Rv Puh!ish9rs' Press.)
NKW YORK. Aug. 13. Ex.-.liulge
1'arkei' and ex-Governor Illaek have
been retained by the Brooklyn Rapid
Translit Company to defend the legal
ity of ten cent fare to Coney Island.
Deputy Cotnniissionor Okefo today
revoked all appointments of force of
special police who were yesterday
dragging from cars persons refusing
to pay second fare over Coney Island
mutes.
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(Hy Publishers' Press.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. II. The pres
ident has called upon Secretary liona
parte, of the navy department, to
cmifl t Ai T)r..- .. full rnnnrl ill
aiwori r ,v.t, ,.f i,.,,! ,r,ot Un,Wanii w. .1. naiiua
...,.nv.t i it i liioil I UK ill uU in'-ui ......
bread-stuff to the navy, yards by contractors.
REGISTER'S OFFICE
Mr. Rolieit I.. Mounce, of High
Point, and Miss NannH' Brown, of
Walnut. Cove, were ha'ppily married
here at 11 o'clock last night, the cere
mony being performed In the office
of the register of deeds by Dr. H. K,
Chreitzberg, pastor of Centenary M.
E. church. The couple arrived here
yesterday afternoon and intended
getting married at once, but Register
Lindsay was in Kernersville and
Deputy McKaughan was out in the
country.
As soon as the purpose tf the cou
ple's visit became known they soon
found friends who readily assented to
assist them In securing the necessary
papers. Drs. Spencer and l.ockett
started out. to the county convict
camp near Hethania In an automobile
in search of Deputy MeKailgban, who
was spending the day with his friend,
Supt. Chas. Griffith. The two physic
ians were about half way to the camp
when their auto refused to travel.
Determined not to delay the wedding
any longer than possible, Drs.
Spencer and l.ockett secured a mes
senger and sent him to the camp la a
buggy. Deputy ,M.cKaughan was
found. He hurried to town and as
soon as the couple was located the
license was Issued and the ceremony
performed.
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(Special to The Keu'luel.)
GREENSBORO, Aug. l:!. The first
annual bot.se show of Greensboro h to
be held n tm grounds of iho Cent i a!
Carolina lsiii Association Wednesday
of this weik. Already more t'uin
s"u y -ti e horses have been er.l.'ictl
in one or mure of the thirteen eon
tests. There are cash prizes offered
in each1 of the contests, and the niini-be-
of et tries will make all of the
contests full of interest. Many of the
horses are coming from other towns
of the slate, four having arrived Sat
urday, and two froni Charlotte coiiihiK
in today. The show is under ill" di
rection of Messrs. B. F. Ai i iii.t-Ji.
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Haakon VII.
The Nwest King Erope.
MEETING OF N. 0.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
RAI.EIGH, Aug. I". The first an
nual convention of North Carolina
Federation of Labor bcfaii tin uo day's
session today at Asheville and Its
unrif tc ovniTted to he iliioortant in
some particulars to politicians of two
st,it organization or Federal idn, was
stato organization of Federation was
effected in Raleigh last fall witn .
A. New, of Charlotte, president ati'l
A. J. Williams, of Greensboro, seere-
tarv and treasurer, it is uiiuersiixi'i
several of the more Important nat
ional labor leaders including Gomp-
ers will probably attend the meeliiit..
which will last till Friday.
Denounced Judge from Scaffold.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. Aug. I0.-K.it!
Fletcher, colored, who was liang'-d
here today for ilie murder of "Bub"
Paine, a "fellow convict at Flat Toi
mines, created a iene by denouncins
criminal Judge S. L. Weaver from the
scaffold just before the drop f,'i;
Fletcher declared that the judge had
granted a habeas corpus to John Wil
liams, a white man, and saved Wil
Ham's neck, but when It came to bis
(Fletcher's I case, the court went fih
Ing. , , .,
Fletcher said that "solnir flsh.i.i:
was given as an excuse for the judge
to have town to avoid granting a
habeas corpus.
There would he a lot mine fun rais
ing a vegetable garden if you got any
thing to eat off it.
USE STEEL Cms
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
PHILADELPHIA, Ta. Aug. i:i. "All
passenger equipment of the Pennsvl
vania Railroad will he made of steel.
The necessity of providing non-col
lapsible, absolutely fireproof passen
ger cars for the New York tunnel h'is
simply hastened the day when this
transformation 11111 lake place. The
car of the future must be as safe as
engineering science can make It."
Such was the declaration author
ized today by a high official In the
iniitlve-power department of the Penn
s!vania Railroad. It followed exam
ination of reports which have been
made on the cost and performance of
the "new Pennsylvania coach, No. iOfil,
the first all-steel passenger car to be
luilll in the world. This car has been
placed temporarily on one of the com
pany's regular local runs, and most
minute report are being made as to
Its work.
The .future passenger equipment is
to be of gteel,herefore not only steel
frame and - box. but steel and non
combustible material In every particu
lar. This will Involve a very large
expenditure of money, but the man
agement feel that no expense nl.ould
be spared to remove the danger from
lire und collision Hi future railroad
ing. . i
Tile decision now definitely reached
will call for about 1.D0O unburnable
railroad . company cars to be ready
when the New York tunnel is com
pleteik It will also call for some 500
Pullman cars which must also hT of
completely noncomhiistible construc
tion. At the request of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, llui Pullman Company
is now building the first all-steel sleep
er ever constructed. It will be In
spected by i lie Pennsylvania officials
at a very early date.
Railroad officials and travelers gen
erally have been keenly Interested In
the result of the Pennsylvania's ex
periment with a new car. Other so
called steel coaches have been built
notably for the New York Subway
but they have been onfr partly of
steel, the first c;t to be built any
where wherein the main object has
been to secnio the elimination of ev
ery particle of colihustlble mater
ial Is No. Hi.'l. the retiorts on which
are just now in shape to make It pos
sible to base definite future action
upon them.
The new car weighs lOli.fifiO pounds
against s'l.flw for the standard wood
en coach, but It Is found that the
added weight, very greatly reduces
the vibration and adilH to tho comfort
of the passengers. No Inconsiderable
part of the additional weight Is due
to the great burden Involved In carry
ing storage batteries and battery
boxes. All the new cars are to be
lighted hy electricity, and the Penn
sylvania will carry no gag Illuminated
cars of any kind Into its New York
tunnel.. Tho electric wires In tn
new cars are thoroughly Insulated In
heavy metal conduits, thus adding to
Hie safety.
EARTHQUAKE
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(IK- Publisher!)' Press.)
GREKNCASTLK, Ind., Aug. L!
Tbere was an earthquake shock In
his city at 7:1!) o'clock this morn
itf Tho people were alarmed and
ran from their houses. So far as
known no damage resulted.
- Mr. Ernest Hege, of Greensboro,
who was h'-re Friday looking for a
i,i-;:rn who went off with his blcyiv
Thursday, found the negro and wheel
;n Kernersville Saturday. The negro
who gave his name as Will Umg. was
arres'ed and carried to Greensboro
I'll trial.
Its mighty smart the way a girl
-an come In fro ma piazza with a man
mil a red face and make her mother
i -lieve It Is sunburn.
Report Snows Slight Increase In
Wages, Same Number of Hours Per
Week And About Seven Per Cent
Increase In Number of Men Em
ployed. (fly Publishers' Press.)
WASHINGTON, 'Aug. 12 The
Buieau of Iabur today announced the
results of its .Investigation of wages
and hours of labor in 1905. They
show that the average wages per hour
In the principal manufacturing and
mechanical Industries were 1.8 per
cent higher than In 1904 ; that lb
average hours of labor for week re
main the sume as Jn lfi4 and that
6.3 per cent mote persons were em
ployed In establishments Investigated.
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(By Publishers- Press) '
WASHINGTON, Aug. lit. Tim Post
claims to have a private tip that
Brau will remain in this countrj
only about' three weeks after his ie
turn from circumnavigating the globe,
that he will then piocecd to Australia
where he will study and write for pa
peis h L nit political and economic con
ditions. The Post says:
"It. Is Inferred that the Ncbra'skau's
sudden change of plans Indicates a
fixed determlnatlot) to hold aloof as
muoh as isisslble fiom factional war
brewing In his party between the ele
ment which stuck by him when the
split came In ISIui and the element
which -opposed him either actlvel oi
passively."
Budding Destroyed by Flr Which
Was Started from Explosion Be
lieved to Havt Betn Caused by
Sage Robbers. The Loss by Fir
Amounted to Half Million Dollars.
(Bv Publishers' Press.)
Ut FFALO, Aim U. In the ruius
of Nlles Smith's general store at
Solo, N. Y , arc believed to lx rharred
remains of two safe robbers. Tho
store with Harris Hank and three
duelling was destroyed by fire start
ed by the explosio which blew out
front of the store The door of the
safe was blown Into the street and
two burglars are said to havt bcej
seen .lying prostrate on the fl.ior when
the flames first lighted up the Jnlerlor.
The loss was $r.(Mi.ooo. The ruins are
being searched for bodies.
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(By Publishers' Press.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13, The new
fourth class of the Naval Academy
will be the smallest at that Institution
since HttCf. There have been 1!'3 suc
cessful nominees sworn In and a few
more Who .are awaiting physical re
examination would bring the total of
the class to a little more than two
hundred members There are Ion
vacancies to go over for the next
academic, year, the places to be filled
In anticipation of examinations to he
held In April and June of 1 107. These
places with vacancies, created b)
graduation next June furnish oppor
tunity for appointment of something
like 400 midshipmen during next year.
HORSE KILLED BY
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Postmaster Reynolds Says Ho
Cannot Gimpalgn With
Kltchln This Time.
Has Promised to Make Several
Speeches In the Tenth District for
Prof. J. J. Brltt Did Not Want the
Nomination for Congress And Tried
to Prevent Convention from Nom
inating Him. '
Postmaster C A. Re) Holds, who
was nominated for Congress lit tho
Fifth district hy die Republican con
vention held at Greensboro Saturday,
lells The Sentinel that he rannol
agree to enter Into a joint canvass
with Mr: W. W. Kltchln. the Demo
cratic nominee, as ho did two years
ago, Mr. Rcvnolds argues that It
woiiM leuulre at least month to Kit
over the district and he says he hasn't
the lime in do this Besides hn has
'promised Prof. J. J. Ilrltt. the Repub-
Bean culminate r t ongress in inn
Tenth district, to make a number of
speechi H for him dm lug the coming
eaiiipalgn.
Postmaster Rev nobis denies the re-,
port that he sought tho nonilnatkm
for Congrestt. Ho si) that he hal
the congressional convention, held
the day of the Republican Slate con
vention, adjourned to Mcp from mak
lug the race, hoping that another
man would be chiMten at tho confec
tion last Saturday.
It Is understood that J, T, llonbow.
who was re-elected chairman of tho
executive commit lee for tills cotigres
Kioiiiil rlihti-lef 1m shited for the fiom
inatlon for state senator and that he
has consented to make the ratw .
against Mr. Buxton.
Including newspaper reporters and
snectiitors lust 21 neonle were ores-
ent at the convention that nominated
Mr. Reynolds Saturday. Five of the
ten counties comprising the district
were not represented.
From parties who attended the
Friends' yearly meeting at Guilfoid
College Sunday It Is learned that a
horse was killed by lightning; durl'ig a
severe storm there late In the after
noon. Rain fell In torrents. Many
were of the opinion that the stoini,
which extended Into Greensboro, was
the worst seen In many years. It whs
a veritable cloudburst, said The Sen
tinel's Informant. On one or two
streets the tracks were covered with
water so deep that the cars were fore
ed to stop running foi some time.
Found Dead In Their Cell.
U'FKIN, Tex . Au. 11. It. II. Tra
wick and Sam Chandler, white man.
confined in the Angelina coulity Jail
here, were found ilea din their cell
this morning, the nkulls of both men
being crushed, and John WII-jmi, held
i n a minor charge, and who was con
fined In the same cell, Is held. cuari
ed with having murdered his cell-mutes.
People ht-em to be more afraid ol
getting hoarse from singing hjnins
ihan from cheering at a baseball
game. '
There is hardly an way as sure
not to please h woman as a reason.
able one.
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