fWlN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10.
1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
I f THE TREASURf SHI
Leslie M. Shaw.
iBIOR IN Winsiun-SALEM
1
e
fcDjyiritne
is civen-
... E Auditor-
-. A;aie-" at
3
. . prtc posed to Mr. Bryan's at:: u.b- in
VleniDfl ''""igani to the tlecioi .' I n.-e.i Sur. -
I senators by a pop Uar j-ff-r. -a.
'ai.-o,ma not in hai nutty w-h Mr
i Bryan's views .s tl.i ave-r.n.::
ownership of rj'.n acs. .a:d .
i -peake: .
"Trusts." said Alt. Shaw a:- ,r
, fj- things on paper, and p :' had
I things in fact." tin! -he Rt-;ubl:eu::
I pany is the only pa. that ha - ',
ti WFI COME !t-narttl! an nti-'ruat '.aw the Si -
L VVL.LV- . man aurj-tnit U "Under which."
I declared 'he speaker, "unlawful tru-r.-.
lean and have been' prot-onte.'.." He
, v," " Station , said the greatest trouble was in beirgl
" ' ,. Me Washable to prove that a tryst was a trus-;
" ' 'hat all that was see aed as thr v-
. ... rr""T!&tt Ot . ......
r;t 3" iiltr.ee iii prove ;n- cou.mou neiier ana
f ... far AU-f.u. 1, .-...i n
A C in" ; .,;ie low in.-3 i.u w-- u-iM,s,ie.,. ne
f ." City--At 11 1 ridiculed Bryan's tr-e..;es as to the-
manner or uesiro...tK me ct.mnm-s.
saying that UniS'idti:.! Uber'y ha-!
a guarded, ami it s a ntor dirhVii'
ask to prove om. things tha' w-.e '
generally believe 1 to cx:st.
During- Mr. Shaw's illscussion .,f -government
owner so 10 theory, he was
nterrupted by J. I' Tayloi. ica.l-r
if the Socialist party, in this' vemty . :
who wanted to k:io. if 'he gi.vni-,
Tient could opera, e- the mail service I
and the revenue .t. so satisfactn. .
;; why could it no; operate the tall
oaii.s in a tike nta.it: . Mr. Shaw's an
swer wa given ,o some extent .n .
:his question. Ht tired several in
stances where pri-atv enterprise (1.0!
performed tasks in a much more satis
factory and expedient, manner than1
-the government couid have done: tha'
it would require $2 i.oo.i.n.iit.iMio to !,..-,
-he toads and the to-.;, ry -wou'yj have
to pay at least 4 pr o:tf. -interest on
Lie money borrowed ,1:1 this purchase
aiid even if the government eon!.! buv ;
the roads he did not believe, the the
ory would be right. Secretary Shaw's :
position on the goveinmeitt owne-sliip
idea was summed .n the follow itu '
w hich he delivered u a very slow. de-.
liberate manner: "1 he government
should see tfca' tc,i player-Ke's .1
sqiare deal, but r s'.oulii nor ,
the game."
Mr. Shaw's spef n wa tilled wi'lt!
anecdotes which k.-t the crowd in.
the best of humor.' HU satcasni was;
keen and used ;.);((h1 effect, ami;
taken as a wholi, .i speech was. of
that character which is wMora Lear!,
:a this Section fron ;at Hps of a Re-
publican. j
Secretary Shaw at Academy. j
Secretary Shaw vis fed the Salem
Academy and Colle.? -at three o'cu-.-i-
this afternoon an 1 h-.lefly add: ejs?i '
the faculty and r.jUt.ts and a few;
friends of the it's -ration. Mr. Shaw;
was introduced b-' I'cs'inasvr r. A.j
Reynolds. The adares was pi-as-m i
and happily rece vea. The bor.ored !
visitot was shown tuiounh the t: til !-:
;ns and over the Academy aro-iti.!- j
Reception at Twin-City Club.
At 3:45 this af- o.an.ti a de!ig.itfts. j
reception was fudered Seere'ary ;
Shaw at the Tin-C..y Cn. Many of
Wins'on-SaVnt's ;ti.-.i-nfa-ive c;'-l
izens were present u'.d for an hou; ;
and a half hos-p .airy reisne.i s i-
preme. The hoi.o-e; guejt Hi'-t-i
e pros-Jtained the crowd bv .relatinx many;
dav. amnsiris. as wet a.-. ie'erestius. j
Win- stories and jokes.
tha
peaks
r-t-.a Receotion I"
s :c-s at 3,-Leave$
SO
i :.. vte;arj ot
0 . ..;--ir R-ii--e'-U'
'.residential
, -.1-: ' n the city
. - - - -'av ;r.
' . ' -'. -1" -ever..! of
,i i' ty.
"... : '-..:;ps'
a ! .' . t'liii. as
.... ,v '..- ti-..'it:- ot
1 jr.'i v i-lvd the
, -i- ' : w as a
- v : .-L.ijsrstled
.-a---' -.- nave -a-,.
,s did the
..v-::; '- havins
It i) KsceotiO".
pa.-.-etit-;-1;
al' --e'
;ariit!.
Secre-
':';m.s of
e. while
; -eVrtai
station
bv the
. h 'Hon.
t:.. and
a-.t.mto-:ie.
R. J
where
- which
It Ad tc ufl.
VjT -4e';Ve-e( a
vts-'i'-!Hii io an
' ;.-"p'e. There
''-' The an,!:'-j'.'.--
.'tt'.e and for
'-;- cio-e,; t-
rl -n
v.
vo-ed en
:.a:ty of
.-a-!-r. and
.; ;' the
f.-'m the
a. He was
Blair . vice
N'a'iotia! t-i i.iarrel
t-i Repihli
i f opin
i.f making
INSURGENTS LOSE. MfllJY 1SIRED.
v.
V
v
Cuban Government Forces Horrors In Sledlee. Poland.
Win a Victory at Pitur n which Scores of Jews
del Klo. Were Killed.
Secretary cf f: Treasury. W'O 's Here Today.
Y NATIONS HOLO NO SFATEMENT YET
E
Thre Hundred Rt'-!utnit Were
K Hed In the Figrt. Which Occurred
Yetterday. Accord. to An Official
Government RfcO't. Other Ne
About Disturbances.
iH i uhi:liert Pros ) ;
II WW . Sep: I" 1 hat 0 battle'
Ve-tet.l:i5 tietwe'-.i i tlxtt t (enl s Slid
1'ovj! tio..ps in r li.ii t 1)1 Rio re
J -ultt'd ;n a Koverioin itt victor) l otfl ';
' rla'iv claimed in a .I'.ifiu just fciade'
j puldio. It state, that CoUiin-l Alvn
, r m ti. t j(overtin.- ..! train and de-'
fe.i;ed rehei.s wiih a li of three hue'
died to 'tie Lit'.-! j
I Acriitdinu to th- loiiietiii th' ioy.tli-.t
'a-nv- in pi oi eediii toward IMtiar IH'i .
1 Hid t"il over the r;;itioad. which ha 1
1 ! n rf pa.re.i :
IGETTING READY FOR '
FORSYTrTS BIG FAIR!
Preparations ar- oil. o)ot for an in-.
teretitu week in V.ston Salem, be
itiniuns; October I. I''. when the big j
Wiusiun Salem fair Si
an anxious pniiiic
that have been Vn'i... i
have grown in iuie-v
indica'tottH fioint this
breaker Karme..-
I
iH )': h. r '-- 1
ci nan-., - i ;
I':..-- : .'. ' - A ..'.'..
Chili. '! : .:,.i-a;;
t- .. K -. - i - . -t'.ve-v
par'ti".;..!-. ;i-a ;-n
E: ati-i '''I- t
r.-,.!;-e,: V:( -i- -'a.-.vi-f
kv Wei;-. n, ,,f ;n;j::
the inanv-fil a.M:'". '
K- iii ..
w-,- .1-
IN
wii.M i n;t n r:-. ?
I nv p-i')'::ier Prets )
-.-.--: tit- ' S-lli; i'i t.V. : i ' S. natot
in:.; ! ' i:.). ,;. of Ttxa- ...-j-ueniiy aban-
it..'1'.a.icr. -:--:.!. 1, .11 I'-ast I..; Cie iitesent. his In-
- . 'eiu of ,iis -..,a.i;ii' a-tainsi
'.Vio'iini .!. 1! . o. ivot acy of gov-
:. ti.e: - iiiiM-ai c ra.li'.i.id-. More
hiit .i .-,-k dj.i i'i state. in New
Y : -: '!::'. oti rr l.ttts Washing'ou he
pv" (t .1 --aieiti. ii He re
"'i.tnl to Wa-nti'viott Saftinlay .and
.:,,uie;:.. 'I-'', et utiotf .by 1 army of
..ipa,.. ; :i;ei! I I. uiht he lefl
!..-;- N.- y.itk 'l!0'l 'tttakitlK the
. a.-... - .1 i... i.t His hesi'aurv
:: th- to"'', .: s believed here, ji
:;.- to ni.' iso' t:iat ilailiy. as other
:,! : ot. -he p..''' in the South, will
hib-.r i -iva'eiy w.'ii Mi ti to get him
to r'l.i tra k his fi'vertimeut owner-
-hi: ..f railroad view-,.
. I'i 'li:s cor.ne ',.: there is some
j ... ..... 1
'.', ..,'.,' , Ui8tt.r;it..!.i ;t at Ir.'eivtew given out
". ". " ... 1, - tl-.i- ti..r, -. t.t; !.- ' -..aUir Rat nor, of
Jrf':'' "--..'-' - i ! .'"o-'-'i M-t-rv'i." i. w.t.i -a - - do ro', think
it! , ..a..-'.. . ; - . '" ''.' '' i -n j .v- ii speech he ha
rv T; a:- -- !- - -0,
:a-- Ti.- -v - - i ' -t
a ..it -)eh::id
f:ni. ..: .Mt- I.
.ti'., ' :..-
ttip- - a
aiti:
ri.. .
. ,.- iiM'i.n
. to l.tt ca-ri ,s
M :- i-':..--:i
i- , ...-:.e- ,v- -. :- -
ex-
- a,.,:, e( ineni
"r" --'t-; there
- "te (-.rdial
- ' -:; 'e:;'!-re(l
- s-'-i; way of
oy the
'''"i ;-f todatr.
H-opie and 1
r :;-.,e. He
' ...:it
habit
'-'ir men
! Mr. Shaw left on
1 SalMiurv-. where K
f-.r !
HIS SOUTHERN TOUR
T BIG
HIT IN LYIGffltti
.I'-.- p
her- t
coo;- i .a ' .ii.e cot, clarion
U'-ll '!!. tect i.i ttovel Ullietlt O W 11
V,,,", I' r-h : ; Mii-.-jl; H. i-ca--!i it as a
,.. r, ,)s 1 fl::' t'-f i -i ' I ' SO HO a greill
n;a"; "' i"! ( . ...tt in niawes no
i.r : .a : I .ai It must be
: '..- i a f :.'. o: accepted a
---,,.
I Lt'j B-cken in Runavnay.
I Wi i.-::i ' li.'toi' : -- soil of .loseph
It" of w ft S .i in. a thrown
ft cm ii t.'r.av .tt- a fi.away on Main
i -tr":. S -.. m. ;; niontttiif. . from
:. I. t -t..l'.. 1 .i oroketi leg and
--, - -rf il 1,1-if-e- Vl'ilt'lf t'haiu-
,::: 1 i tl.i Oftlll' of I'f
-T'. -- a liei - lil. du al at'eii-
.'ii 1 ti- .. una mail a
l.e - e,,yA t'. afl.T
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Ke-t .
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The following :--- ;-om the L nch
burg, Va., News, ot vtterda.y:
. "Wonderland" in ia best form was
oresentert at th A. ad'-niv ve-terdav
f most ! afternoon and agi.n i-st nig:
- voter
p -a for
i "How
-ale if
all.l as
a.
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If
nr,
'"'I
i Mr
it.-.
Kno
tng :n advance tha this afrac .on
was a Wells-Dunn and nana procwc-i
Hon, and the fact that it has won uu-
stinted and constant p.aise wh"revet
Droitiicerl tr.i ..afflf nil! 'il at'ract.
( large audience a' soih performance-.
j. The production ci Wo-tder'and." a :
he. run mit fairer s;s:er o; I r,e :'
: tW.-r tfcelof Oz" and "Ba.ie? ,i Toy. and. ;
r-'-l; c-ars aa;j ; the last step of u fi.iished musical ;
f comedy, with its new songs, new;
"' " I'-v.i atj faces, new costumes, novel s'ase -et-'"
He ent tings and figures a. id a larmhtn horse. :
' i;--- .n that The shw is chart iierszed b a rea.
7 v-..-Sc:a! plot, based on the gooi; oid faisy a -:
'hat the, "The Dancing Princes-." fai.'.i ira.. .
'- "1" t- :l :c- jo 1 n't? nevertheless ta-ii' e ''h"0"a io-.it.
" lj-riiirar. and the production "entries a;; a'ntot- ;
' ' ,; t0 1 phere of beauty ,h;t i seldom . s.ir-
: 'V! said ' passed. Bv a siioi of .-ongs ami'
"" -' ; manrt't3. the persona!,!-, of tfce come---:-:aent.
tdians. the beauty ol r sit.j-'i'e-'es '
'i- ..... fo I and the unique sc.-t.,.- it.To.i'ic'l-w
' '-af'e; ,v.M j th popularity of the piav d-pend-
"' . '-. ndr- Down through tr.t c.-t -he jr-a-am
' -:. 'He!1 rarried' out s .-rfect;-. avA v'-h
' ;.a ,r party t'such good taste - tha' ' W inde; :.:;!'';
'' " than ( tti e a new s'a.i.!.-: d in theaviral i
' the em-!tilat others to follow will find' a barrier
sar-jtf their praise. . .
'''''- it, o'ti' 1 '
f : "-.'..szht New Adver.lsements.
rheJ Auditorium " Th" F'ayer Ma i,"
' ' Piity was September 12th.
; .t; lteioj Smokers' Den - A 31 eat discovery
now .for lovers of a go .." 'Igar.
.'n tiiej J. T. Poindexiei- - To Y 'ir feet
"' '"'"" Bryan 1 always comforable at..! dry if .ei
. 1 buy shoet here.
,"-.-f'1 si McKattiu Threo-Q.i;- l.iou-r fu--'
' '. i -sues, j Co. . strong W.-r of endors-ntenr .
rfi 'e-n ten.; from Governor Gi ct..
' t. ne Pver! gtieff pjano c0 Wav the g--a-e-
.- . a e 1:t;;etl. j COi!eg(.s usp tn S-'eff piano.
. J '1 h" y ,st com-j Peoples .National Bnk. Repor of
j tha' jCfKidition at close of bn.sine.ts S-p t
-.:' .;'-'m, "Pon Simpson, 6'Han.jr, un-lips.-' at:-!
that,. Pfohl, Penn's Ret,)ei!ies for s.j-
1 -r .-. . . - -!'
( . - -:
1 Co,; n ' e ; ' ail
! Mr. a - V!
U'.:.,am-1 i'-
K ilrhijo', 1 1 the Shaffner
s i- iiitiiotn d to lietison
tia , at ' - ttf of the Sll'i
, ',' i: '.in er, Mr W. F.
T d- ...-c! was in his
a, a-.l v.as a IlioS't ex
: -if .! .n cnit!,ry. He-
h- ! a ife, oi;e dangb-
-i -!"r s iv, .'-i.ose boyie is in
i.fvhe. Mr. Kidridae left
:, tiaii. f ,r Unison .
, his its gat en to
1 tu annual fairs
n Piedmont Park
: ech )ear. and
lime to a record
.hiotighout this
This Massacre. Which Started Friday
And Still Continues. It the Worst
Since the Hornote K.shnefT Must
Cre. In tddit.o.v to tn Jew Killed
a Numbeof C ir.tian Who Sx"
path'ied With Jew Perished.
(Ry Publishers' Press
W' XRS.WV. Poland. Sept In -News
from Sieklc- in die i.tes that the mas
sacre In progress tnere since Satin
dav is w.irt ocoioruig ,n Russia sine,
ihe KishlnelT horror Attoci'te which
beggar description hae Sefn coin
, ni:t'el and the end I, not et In sight
Rghtmjt has been fesuliH-d. It I
feared there will be terrtlde hi of
I life and untold damage to property
tjefnte order Is HMOreil Over Hm.
i have been killed an.: many wounded.
iMaliv of the vtcttliis were w. nieu
Most of ! virtito were Jews al
'though Christians who tried to protect
i Hebrews fiom the tmy of the troops
'were shot down or liavoneted !ur
lug the outbreak Jei-ii wo.neii were
i made rsperta! vlctuio by drunken
soldiers Many i ic assaulted In
1 open strwts, scenes in lug horrll(
I .
FRIGHTENED MULE
CAUSES ACCIDENT
Mr. and Mrs Hcrijr Brewer, who
reside on Ihe Smtaon Chemical
('oinjianv farm. Just east of the city.
were In a runaway 'esteiilay anil hotn
section are woW jv.au to the occa-;
sion, and th. v .1 nnug In gn at 1
pn.tk.l n oiiiii. 't inl..re( i 1, 1
DremiiVm lias h, . .: "urenared and , had nari.iw eseap". ftoni s.tIoiis tn
- - . 1
ihe contest for oii t wi.il he spirited JM'V
The fair managers hve at great ex
pi-nne secured a t.Mli.ber of free at
Mr and M Riewer wetw en-
! route from their Hoiii to naiem in
a .buggy Mr Ui w 1 was driving a
i I.. ll'l.tla. I. .1 ks.4,4. A
tractions inciu li.ig -die marveSoits muie, 'ii- .".!. ""'
Castello CitTiis and a balloon man!rfos me imcsooio rsuro.u a
who will make ila.Iv excursions to theis,,w" rar Th' nlnwl
skv A 1: tin her ot other Interesting Paid lUi attention. Just after the car
feature will de.i.'h voting ami o!d 1,1 Mr- W- K- i'"1" dashed by
Our aovnnor. vv io,e home is here:'" his an'onioliile. Tios was tm much
and who is devoied to his town. willfor the in.iie. arhiih darted around,
lie on hand and ojen the fait Other 1 breaking one ,,f ttit buggy wheels,
dintinguislted m.-u Itav been Invited jTUe aultmtl began nn.nltig up l.lbettv
A g'teat niidwi-t with numerous in ;"'- Mr.- an. Mrs. Hrew.r were
teresilng -faUite will g'as leu th"j,,ra,'d 'MM,, dUt.we. Tipposlte th
hearts or the vismits. 1 home of Mr T L. Katrow the inula
The young men i the city will give!" h,'ui UP ,m ''-"l'h for Mr. and
a number of dati.es and receptions In I
honor of thf visit. ica The Hotel Zin
zet.dorf, the line ,t :t ,,e, In the South,
will be open, and 1, fine troupe will
give nightly performances at. the
opera house.
Kverylio.lv Is mviied to come in
Winston -S.i!eni dur.ii fair week.
Cottle and see a pi r. 1 1 ssive and wide
awake citv Co. n m take posses
sion for one we.-1 Cotne and )ou
wiil receive a co'di.il welcome.
Rtewer to extricate themselves.
escapeit wi.h 4 few brnlsrs and
EOST IN II EEOOD
Mrs.
Roth
scratches.
The mule was untied into the side
street at the hot.ie 01" Mrs. Ilosklns
The buggy strticl: a tree,1 It was a
complete wreck
I Just like a tioio . this animal took
rare of Itself , "break" was
j found 011 II
1 Mr Hrewer sat .i.ts sam mule has
jbeeti dtiven to ton runny times ami
i heretofore never pa.i: any attentbiu to
jautos. This acil iti, however. In In
I keeping; With the reptllulloil of
! those long eared h 11 una is The) Just
run When they f,. ;,kf It.
(By Publlshera' PresO
LONDON. Sen- 11 -Three htindnd
lives are reported lost in a disastrous
ttoofl In Kvaralf d!-l i'i of Caucusus.
according to a uport lebgraplK'd
from St. eir b a correp.u-d.-ni
o( the Ksrui.ue Telegraph Co
The financial loss jy .-.sol to he nu.t-
111'. U.S.
HEAD OF JESUIT
' ORDER IS ELECTED
Had Narrow . scape.
fst Saturday toKhi a crowd of
young people, w,it ,ut on a straw
ride. Came very near having a serloua
accident, when . io..ng a bridge on
Middle Kork. near llJiel church
When alsmt Vtlf way across the
'ridge pave away. ei,m and all
"Hi He
IV-rme
? : It t
Jl 4
t''V
t. 0 tc n
I Pix'-k J)-i Atm ,,
Wachovia National Rank R :
of condition a close t business s-
Beekman Wmthrop.
Olvrt'-r ' Ptirto R'Ca.
(By Publishers' Prs )
ROME. Sept.' (,r(linf frincis
Who, r1 ctor of Gregorian Universi
ty. trrnain, a "dark horBe" candi
date supMirtcd riv I hi German dele
gates to rongregjf ton ,of society of
Jesuits, was today elected genera) of
Jesuit order to succeed the late Fath
er Martin. The ei'Cilon of Father
Wernit is cotisiderci, a great victory
for Kais.r Wllhelti Wetnz's eiec
tbiti was f.irie.j f,v the German ilele-
Katioll at v rsteriiiiv't confers-nct. ahit
gol tig I .,: v ,.. i,'o. ttra iji.ii.a 11..
low n some su or eini.t feet. As oon'r, i.H foma.,. ... t.,
bridge gave away the crowd ,.., Th. .. .... h ' .. ...
""" '"ip n.born at Roitwe.t,' Wurtemherg Klng--
of the large ,.,,. ,,, k,,,h,,1 ,M ... ,
banisters caught one of the wheei, ,,,, m M Hm.
of the wagon and ci mp.eti y crushed inrf. si; ,
it. The nartv s'-. i.ted unother wheel
from ot.e of the tie libots. which car
rieij tnetu hotlte s.lfi The partie.,
wno started fr'.tti iii. Rrewer's. were
comfielied to -'.1 back by Witist.iti
Saiem, about ten riii.es out of the wav
Tiny reported a 'leitghtful trip with
the excei'lon of ,he incident above re-ia'H.
the
jtltnpefl out,
ting hurt
'MAN W tU III
RALEIGH IS RELEASED
Death In Salens. '
Mr Charlie Miller, af'er an illness
.f the wwk fi.'. if itphoid fever t
J'es'etday iii'i'iiirii hi,i fwrtie on'
M.usiiall t:i et, S 1 in. aged II years 1
The deceased !.. a wife and two
ehlldten. The jnt rment was th!
.-if-eni.ri at JP-th I, four rnll.-s west
of the rjfv Th burial was with,
JiitJor honors, tit .;. eaed beins; a1
memlier of Souths. de council. 1
Retl Mtrcnants Meeting.
The Retail M-r' r ants' Association;
w-'B iti'' 'unlght at o'clock. - Mern
brs on Taird. Koiu.,1.. Ui.si'),1 Mnn
an 1 Trade streets are especial.) urgd
to tie. present. ' ' !
N. I. CRA.NFf.Itlt. President
Mr, Wn!ard lbii.iMin, former'v
of Ket.'iicky, but In the past Jl"
year a resident u; New Y'ltk, jirrive 1
in the city today ! take charge of
the drcs, goods all' i k d. par'trtetl'
ar Rosen tacher stor. Mr. Hender
son who is a 1 of the la'e
Speakei Henderson, of loa. is a
clever gentleman ami a capable dry
g'eals man
ISpecial to The Sentinel )
RAI.KIGH. Sep!. -Georg e Starl
ing wan granted his liberty loday by
Ju-tlr of ;:e pf-HC-i Reld af'er a
Weeks iniprisoutneui, first llllllet a
$1.11011 bond for criminal assaui' on
Lena McDonald, a iJyearsiid girl,
and later under a !'i bond for sim
ple a's.-uijt T,, Mason for the
roliapse of th- cae is that
the gi! fla'ii contraiiti-ted hetalf t
etal times at hearings of tn
case
Death of Warsuai Oalton.
Mr. Mat shall C Da Ron died smf
dertlv at Itis hotre !n Alllsonia. Va .
las tiluht. Mr Diojii formerly made
W.tiston his home a,,.; leaves a w.fe
and two small 'U1 'ttti. besides four
brothets, residing in this ritt. vu
Iw D X. feal'on atid Messrs R J.
R K and W R .,n
The retn.iliis w I pa if through Win
s'oti Saiem 'tomorif w inoijiing ei'irou'e
'o the oh! botne p ace at It.il'oti,
Siokes county, for interment
--Miss FtoK'iso' , of V.-k toa ha-i
Jfrive.1 in" the clt to take charge of
he corset depart.! ,,,( ;,' Hosentach
er's s'ore -
'--The ladies of -n.-Presbyter.ali
chu (I,
ftesf.nien's ot) 'he ;,i.
church tfiii. even. tig
Tt-l'er K e.t s(
via l-joaii atid Trus' f
duties iod.iv af' r fl"
iii-i.i by & severe 4i
North Winston
wiil nervy re
1 tn roui of the
Public Invited
of 'be Warhie
i. resumeil his
Week' atlSeflce,
ark of fever
as r,p-!4'b