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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., THURSDAYEVENING, AUGUST 16, 1906
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tees And Oth-, Union and Non-Union Men In
Cvna ! Pittsburg District
Last Session of Furniture
Dealers' Convention Held
Last Night.
Forsyth To Collect $ 1 .449.489
Explosion of Dynamite In A; Russian Revolutionaries Male
On Railroad And Other
Texas Town Has Fatal
Many Assaults
Mill I'll'' J
Fight.
'JUL
Corporation Property.
Result
On Officers.
WIN-C
HI I
i MEETING CLOSES. tlPlTl TAXjllY WERE KILLEDiPOllCE ATTACKED
Held In Winston
Jt 7:30 O'clock
,tters Pertaining to
Show Will Be U'S
Irteretted I" Big
Members of Corn
er, invited to Be
Two of the Latter Are Missing And
One Is Dangerously Wounded.
Eleven of Those Engaging In the
Fight Have Been Arrested.
(By Publishers' Press.)
PITTSBl'RG. Pa., Aug. 16. labor
troubles between union and non-union
; miners are said to be responsible for
i iliu hlnmtv cuttine affrav at Butler
nniii.t'o .mi . , .... .
u,nst Siin atiuiori- junction on Aiiegiiauy
rhanilwr at
are hii:K
b'at week
Closing Business Session Was Fol
lowed by Elegant Banquet at Hotel
Phoenix Wilmington Chosen as
Place of Meeting for Next Year.
Other Notes.
our people
ieiti.-li:? I'l'' lM'fl
i arc ri'(l'i'stt'l to
jmi join I lie com
,'hir urn are on a
Fii;!oins is a
list
JV
, chair-Dwire.
V. Siimak
hn. McCn iii.
X. Brown, rnairnian;
. R. II. (Ill'llll, .1. C.
M.,n:.v. H. E. Fries.
& Starlitick. Mayor
SferltoB. chairman;
IV. H. Maidin.
Km. W. Hinshaw
Eller, .1. J. Norman
R'ibiiMiii, roroner.
uatum this ninrning.
liqiii'iit iivcr the body
. riKiiri'il. who was
ii) a .sliding engine
! Wf stern yard, was
i)iiiia made to the
who was about 21
finking. Two colored
'jinn on or near the
small turtle across
Thy endeavored to
Mi anil mi lioinc lint
In' that the men left'
t him away fioin tiie
fcnii' later the coioied
t-'i to Ki t Fa: i.nv
ui that a man Kori
r.f wen; t0 th scene
it was Ernest. The
engine struck him
"rtd. crushing il com-
' knocked from the
.ay a water narl.
m nis lather holding
M"f nr his rli ad son
'" m 'He employ of
niniitnre Company
m iimiy was turned
' the rl c rased for
River this
in i nionring. Two unknown non-union
7::iittnTrn are Supposed to have been killed
made toHml thelrbodles thrown Into river,
here intone non-union miner is dying with
horrible gashes on his body.
Officers arrested eleven men but
two escaped'. The officers with nine
prisoners are now en rout eto the
county jail. Details oi me affair as
yet are unlearned.
Later. Officers and prisoners ar
rived at the jail at 11 o'clock.
The man fatally stabbed is Stef
Reaway. CharleB Slndar was also
badly beaten. One of the missing vic
tims is named Mosely. He is suppos
ed to be at the bottom of the Alle
ghany river.
Several officers remained at the
scene of the trouble and additional
arrests will be made.
Three weeks ago the mines of the
Freeport. Coal Company were changed
from union to non-union. Trouble
was anticipated and precautions were
taken. The displaced miners remained
quietly In their homes and it was sup
posed that the danger of an outbreak
had passed. Vigilance was relaxed.
Last night, however. 29 of the new ar
rivals were attacked by men whom
they had supplanted in the mine.
Their superior numbers made short
work of non-union men. Sticks, stones
and knives were the weapons used In
the fight and every one of the non-
unionists sustained Injuries more or
less. It was late in the night before
the beaten men revived sufficiently to
notify the authorities. County officials
were sent for and many arrests followed.
I OF
'"'I- a well known
' his home on Oak
hw night, f.
s Mr. Hiewer tie
1 I'.tur.i., f ti.
, , - "" i ue
i ,;ke Indigestion.
?iiiw worse. ili.niti
l I''".1 ifian, until the
r 'as a clever gentle
r 6rli"i''l member of
f r'!iiri'li aim Liberty
f A- M- The members
f '' leq-iesteil niP,,,
l : ,"rl'H'k tomorrow
f ' ; in. i
, ' '"ii'idi
""in th,
which
residence
' a if,,
mill several
on
eight
Tatky Party."
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at
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"Zl's awarded
Etlie! Ti'i,..t
I" ''!,;'l 'he prizes to
f Mi Lindsay
I. "tf .fl':"-";'ieiii was
';r:';,ln" l''--
fcnieJ 'T" "'ved
It .v, " " progress.
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I'fly Fubllshers' Press.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. En route
to New York where he goes to partic
ipate in the reception to Bryan Repre
sentative John Gaines, of Tennessee,
slopped over here long enough to
hand out the following predictions:
I ve figured It all out, Roosevelt
is a psendo-Bryan president. He has
popularized and forced three meas
ures that, involve principles for which
Bryan and other good Democrats
stand. If this much of reform has
been brought about by a man win I
a pseudo Democrat the people will be
mure than willing to cast their votes
to have ail the reforms In legislation
aim government affairs that. Bryan
will give them. Bryan will be the
next president."
IN EAGLES' PARADE
16.
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Mr
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1 -ii a most
!' oowlin,
9 Party.
V' Nenf at. js.
' honor of
r-i'.v. N. C,
Keerans.
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Ma
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Robert
f'trrabee,
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(By Publishers' Press.)
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Aug.
Business ntactlcallv went into a state
of Col la use todav due lo the Immense
parade of fraternaJ order of Eagles.
twenty thousand strong. It was the
star spectacular event of the week's
meeting; and brought, forth Immense
crowds to witness the lodge men dis
play thrli charms.
The political situation here switched
about owing to the caucus of six easl
frn states, Maine, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Vermont,- Connecticut
and Massachusetts, with a view of
Placing the next convention In Bos
tun or some city In the east.
The financial showing of the grand
treasurer is gralifylng. The Grand
Aerie has a balance of $!I0,K46.
There are .ri6 aeries with a member
ship of 500,000. '
T
(Special to The Sentinel.)
RALEIGH, Aug. 1C Republican
congressional conventions for the
fourth district and the sixth judicial
district were held here yesterday af
ternoon. Berry Godwin, of Johnston
county, was nominated for congress
and ex-Judge W. S. O'B. Robinson, of
Goldsboro, for solicitor. Godwin will
niake the run against Congressman
E. W. Iou and Robinson against Sol
icitor Armlstead Jones. Col. John
Nichols was made chairman and C H
Leonard secretary of the executive
committee of the Judicial district and
chal
At tile rlosiug l)i:.;nie.ss session of
the .North. C aroiill.l Itl'tHil Pnrnilur.i
Dealers' Convention last uighl Wll
niP"ton was chosen as the place of
n.v.-iug for next year. The convention
'Ul.WAnU Aueust. J3 and 1 1.
Miss l.illie Leak, the efficient sten
ographei who mad;- a complete n
puit of the proceedings of the various
sessions was presented with a hand
some umbrella. th( presentation
speech being made In Mr. Hall, of
Reidsville.
Following the business session last
night was the banquet at Hotel l'boi
nix which proved to be a tlibrotighl;
enjoyable affair. The dining room was
appiopnately decorated with flags and
potted plants of various kinds. An
elegant menu in several courses was
served in the excellent style for which
the Phoenix is so well known. Covers
were laid for seventy-five, the guests
being sealed at two long tables.
Following Is the menu which was
elegantly served:
Whole Tomatoes en Mayonnaise
Pin Money Pickles Queen Olives
Bioiled Speckled Trout, Maitre de
Hotel
Ponimes Julienne,
ilockhelmcr
Bioiled Spring Chicken Mushrooms
Asparagus Tips on Toast
French Rolls
Frozen Punch
Cold Ox Tongue Sniilhfleld Ham
Chicken Salad
Saratoga Chips Salted Almonds!
Bisdue lee Cream
Neapolitan Cake Chocolate Cake
Macarooim Kisses
Apples Bananas Peaches
Grapes
Swiss Cheese Salted Wafers
Cafe Noir
. Cigai i
Mr. Cyrus Ii. Walson acted as loast
niaster and well did he perform his du
ties. Toasts were fittingly responded
to by Messrs. Royal, of Goldsboro:
Parker, of Charlotte; Charles Hill,
Charles Siewers, Jenkins and Mayor
Eaton, of this city; Hall, of Relds
ville, and Cook, of South Carolina.
Committees Appointed.
At the business session last night
the follow ing were apiiolnted as mem
bers of the executive committee of
the association: Messrs. Royal, of
Goldsboro; McCoy, of Charlotte; Vog
ler. of Winston-Salem; Bernhardt, of
Lenoir; Mercer, of Wilmington.
The ofllowiug were appointed as
members of the finance conimlttee:
Messrs. Goodwin, of Raleigh; Black
burn, of Winslon-Salem; Bulk, of Bur
lington. Resolution of Thanks.
The following resolution of thanks
was adopted:
Resolved, That we, the members of
the North Carolina Furniture Dealers
Association, take this method of ex
pressing our sincere appreciation and
heartfelt thanks to the young lady who
io patiently and efficiently reported
our proceedings; to the iniuistei who
so earnestly and fittingly invoked
divine blessing and guidance ovet our
meetings; to the mayor for bis cor
dial and eloquent speech of welcome;
to i lie older of Elks for .the use of
their club rooms; to the Twin-City
Club for Hie freedom of Its rooms; to
the hotels for reduced rales; fi. the
local dealers and manufacturers for
their splendid entertainment, and to
the citizens of Winslou-Sale-itr Tor
their uniformly kind and opeii handcd
hospitality.
Robeson Is t0 Get More Than Any
Other County In the State. Four
teen Counties Will Get Over One
And a Quarter Million Dollars.
(Special to The Sentinel. 1
RALEIGH, Aim ifi. The coipora
tiou coiiunisMon isMies to various
counties aiMirlioniueut of railroad
and other corporation tax assessment
each is lo collect. The aggregate Is
sire-iilr millions. The highest amount
Is fL'.Sl'S.GTl for Robeson. Mecklen
lung is (fc'oiid with $2.1'ii;".!l',l. For
svth gits Sl.llli.lVf Fourteen coun
ties get over one ami a qua iter mil
lion dollars.
HEADS OF Ti IN
Pink West was ariested last night
Hid locked up. He Is chaiged Wit h
aliasing his wife. When arrested West
had an -ugly scar on the back of his
head, which be alleges was inflicted'
by his step son, Louis Brown, striking
111 in with a brick. It appears that
Brown went lo the rescue of his
mnthir and struck West to pievent
an assault upon the latter's wife.
Brown has not been arrested. The
wound on W'-est's head was sewed up
by physician.
" Shortly after the arrest of West
Lee Hudson was brought to the police
station with an ugly scar on the back
of hU head. His story was to th?
effect that, a negro named Barklcy
struck him wllh a brick. Barkley.
who was also ariested, claims that he
threw Hudson down and in falling his
head struck a rock. The gash In Hud
son's head was sewed up by the same
doctor that attended West.
It lr Thought Number of Those Killed
Will Be Between 30 And 60 People.
Accident Occurred at Railway
Station In Texas Town.
(By Publishers' Prens )
EL PASO, Texas. Aug. 16. the ex
'plosion, of a ear load of dynamite at
Chihuahua am! Pacific itailwav depot
at Chlhuhua last night killed between
juO and 60 persons.
i The cargo was being transferred
J from one car to another when Mex
hcan workmen dropped a box of dyua
'mite and the explosion set off the
! entire cai load. Every laborer and
1 foreman, the latter au American, was
blown to atoms. Fiagmeuts of bodies
were blown for a mile and ioofs of
the vicinity were littoreif with pieces
of human flesh. Many small buildings
near the scene were wrecked, a num
ber of people being Injured In their
homes. Windows were cracked in ail
parts of l he city and dying debris
struck pedestrians, Inflicting painful
injuries in mauv cases. The earth
was shaken as If by an earthquake
Mrs. J. H. Snllenfield returned this
afternoon from a visit to her parents
at Madison.
report or EKPEBT
This Is Believed to Bt the Beginning
I of a General Movement by Ter
1 ronsta Aaainat the Officer f the
Law. Probable That These Attach
Will Lead to Repressive Measures.
(Bv I ubllshers' TrcM,)
ST. PETERSBl RG. Aug 16 -
; 1'miMUl activity on the "part "f the
'police has been notei) today and tr
I at least two case attention of tilth
Unities has been directed toward
foinier member of the douma.
Whether Ibis police activity U the
I outcome of tcrtorlst attack on pollen
.men last night Is not known. Wholtt
Uale attacks on policemen and soldiers
lu various part of the empire .venter
day ami last night are attributed dl
I reclly to terrorist and re viluton-
jarles. The outrages indicate that
i warfare declared by revolutionary
lorganlxatloiis following the dlmiolil
1 1 Ion of the douma has' been begun
!ln earnest. That ilie task Imposed
J upon the ministry of trying to quiet
the country will be made more diffi
cult by these outbreaks, there is no
doubt.
Public opinion doe not support the
terrorist' program. The attack up
on the police and soldiers are certain
to lead to the adoption of repre.-t.lve.
measure by the government and ter
rorists are evidently relying upon this
to win opinion to their sldo one
Policeman Chases a Coon.
GREENSBORO, Aug. 16. police
man Stednlan Inat night fired four
shots at a fleeing negro, Joe More-
head, who had been arrested and was
being carried to1 police headquarters
when lie made a dash for liberty. The
snooting occurred about. 11 o'clock
and a large crowd was attracted to
the scene. The negro had been arrest
ed by the officer ftt; a negro dance hull
for an assault upon a woman. After
firing the four shots, neither of which
took effect, Mr. Stedman finally gave
chase himsell. The ofllcer overlook
the negro near Zion colored church,
and brought him lo police headquart
ers. Moiehead. who Is better known
as "Black Joe.'' has been in trouble
a number of times before.
The Southern Live Stock Insurance
C'omiiain was formally crganl.i'il at
High Point Tu' sday with a capital of
$jil,(iliu. Tin' membership includes
most ol leading stock and liverymen
In the Stale. The officers elected are
as follows: President, George Penny,
of High Point; vice president, W. W.
Smoak. of Winston-Salem ; secretary
and tre.i.-iiier, E. M. Armlleld, of tflgn
Point. Smoak McCreary. Blum &
Fleniini!. the Fisher Livery ( o. and
Dr. W. G. Cranford are member of
the company, the business of which ts
to lifsuie live, stock.
(Special to The Sentinel)
RALEIGH. Aug 16. Assistant
Statu Veterinarian G. A. Roberts re
turned from Hyde county where he
went, under the direction of the stale
department of agriculture to Investi
gate the epidemic that Is causing the
death of so many horses In that sec
tion. He found that at least one hun
dred hoises have died In two town
ships, Lake Uiiidlng and Currituck. In
Hyde county. Of all the cases he
foi.nd there were only three that gave
any promise of recovery. The dlseas.
Is what Is commonly known as stag
gers and is thought to originate from
fungus or mold In the feed or water,
Dr. Roberta says not only the feed on
hand for stock Is practically ruined
by the continued rains but the crops
throughout the county arc almost a
total failure. He will return at once
to Investigate more fully the situation
as to the epidemic and do what he
can to check It, carrying with him
appaiatua and applfance fot combat
ing and' studying more effectually the
disease. He will also go Into Craven,
Pamlico and Beaufort counties on the
same mission, complaints having
come In to (lie department from these
sections during the past few days.
Dr. Roberts found that many peo
ple have shipped their flue horses
away since the disease appeared. He
thinks though that a more economical
and as safe a comse would be to get
food for them without the lerntory
infected, or rather affected as hn la of
tiie opinion that the disease is nof
contagious.
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Partment,
Mr. Oscar Fisher, of the Fisher
Livery Co., knocked a white man out
last night for abusing a horse. When
the animal was returned to the
stable Mr. Fisher saw that the man
who hired It had driven it too haid
Mr. Fisher .reprimanded the stranger
who replied with Insulting oaths. The
liveryman then settled the contro
versy by knocking his antagonist nut.
j V.aM liL 1
(Special to The Sentinel.)
UAI.EIGH. Aug. 16 - Three chat
ters were Issued today: The Sauford
Davis Distilling Co., of Fremont,
Wayne county, capital 7.r0U, by
Frank Eddermail. Sauford Davis and
Ace Dlnkin, for distilling whiskeys
and brandy. The Foster Shoe Co , of
Burlington, capital ll'fi.iioo, by J. R
Foster and others. The Panacea
Springs Co.. of Warren county, cap
ital $75,000, by Tlios. W. Harris and
others, for developing the springs,
buildings, h"telH, operation of auto
mobile lines.
)
MUST DE REPAID
( By Publishers' Preys )
WASHINGTON. Aug 16 Accord
ing lo Information teaching the navy
department the recent collision be
tween the battleships Alabama and
Illinois will cost the government $10.
000 III repairs, principally to the 1111
mils. Although that vessel cannot be
completely lepaiicd ill tlllllj for the
president's review off Oyster Itay she
will participate in that function and
leturti to the yard.
Charles A. Culberson.
Senator from Texas.
Funeral of Mr. 8. H. Taylor,,
The funeral of Mr. Samuel if Tay
lor a conducted from the residence
on Spring street ai t.ll" this after
noon by Dl- H. F. Chreltz.borg There
was a large attendance of sympathl
lug friends The pall liearera were:
Messrs, Powell Gilmer, E fi Gray. A
F, Hail, W. H Marler, R. K. Dalton,
R. H. Jones. J J. Norman and D.
Rich The tloral bearers wer Mears.
V. P. Moir. Robert Crlti. Otto Liip
fert R T Sttadman, E. C. Uownian.
O. E Webb. F A Coleman, J. K Grlf
flth. W. N, Rejnolds. N R Oliver.
Mounct. H Ii Ireland, R. T. Joyce.
Dr. Jewett.
RESULT OE RACES BY
COLORED FIREfJEfl
The annual convention and lourna
ment of the colored State Firemen
Association adjourned this afternoon.
Durham extended an Invitation for
the next convention and tournament
and It was accepted. The dato will
be the second Tuesday In Angust 1907.
The old ofllcer were re-olected, with
the exception of marshal, which place
was made vacant by the death of 8.
Dibble. T. II. Halrston, of this elt),
was elected In bis aland-. ' Th offi
cers are: John S. Plumnier, presi
dent, Warrenton; F. V. Chamber!,
first vice-president, titalesvllie-; Dr, S,
P. Wright, second vice-president, 8alf
Isbury; J. G. Ijittle, treasurer, Win-ston-Salem;
C, & Tailor, BnauolaT
secretary, Charlotte; Peter Collins,
recording secretary. Warrenton j Prof.
A. J. Brown, statistician, Washington;
C. C. Mclntlre, chaplain. Rocky Mount.
The tournament opened jeaterday
afternoon wllh the hook and ladder
contest. Rocky Mount and Winston
tied, the time being 2H 2-5 second.
Concord failed to ralne th ladder,
and after making a good run was com
pelled to abandon all hope for the
prize. The prize In this contest were
$tu and $1!0.
In the first hex and ladder grab
contest, In which Winston started thA
race the judges failed to manipulate
the stop watch correctly, necessitat
ing another run. The second efroij
was won by Winston, the time being
twenty -nine seconds. Prize $10.
Concord came In this time wllh
thirty-one and a quarter aceonds.
Prize $20. Rocky Mount made fio
time In' her tiirn
The one hundred y,in) foot race
won by Winston, Tom ftoolcy running
it in nine and one-half second a..
Rockv M,ount was second. Prizes $3
and $2.
The visiting firemen have conduct
ed themselves admirably during their
slay In (lie city, for which they have
received the commendntion of the of
ficers and rltizeu generally.
Prof. I,. R. Randolph returned from
the National Firemen's Association
this morning and made hi" report. II
staled that Mr, J. D, McNeill, presi
dent of the white aswKdailon of the
Ktate and the National Aswiclatloi;,
evinced a strong and forceful In
leret foi' lhe welfare of the negro
flicmen.
Races Thte Morning,
There wcte three entries In I Oh
hand reel race. Wilson won first
money, her time being 31 aeconds.
Winston was second, (line .11 12 sec
onds; Oxford was third, making the"
run in '.'.i seconds. The first prize
was I in and second $20,
Winston won ftrsf prize of $20 in
the grab reel contest, Wilson ranio
second, winning $20. In the hook and
ladder contest yesterday afternoon
VVInslon and Rocky Mount tied for
first honor This morning It wn
agreed to divide the prlxe without
running, another race. Winston ws
awarded (list money In the short hoolt
and ladde.r contest.
Card of Thank.
The crtiimlt'ce on eri'ertaliiiiieiit
Iwlshea to acknowledge Its apprecia
tion of the courtcKles extended by the
citizen of Winston -Halem to the Re
ilall Furnltiiie Dealers' Association of
I North Carolina, especially those who
! furnished carriage for the drive yen-
lerdav afternoon.
JACOB CROI'HE. Cbmo.
See the "War of the Roses" and
hear th. Winston Comet band to-night.
The new Piedmont warehouse
held It first sale (his morning Sev
eral loads of new primings were sold
Th" first lot wan bought by Currlr.
and Coleman Bros, the price belna
$2" 00.
1 Listen! Listen to the music tilght
at the lawn party given by Ourflhe
Kpworth league
' Come lo the lawn party tonight,
corner of Liberty snd Depot street,
i Music bv the band.
Col, John R. Webster, of Reidsvlile,
was here this afternoon.
War of the Roue" tonight.'