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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
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Much Encour-
jtie snowing
ie Monday.
...ubhcan Candidate
L sanest Any Re
U lor Thi. Office
.-Congressman
M.jor.ty of 1100
Decrease
fasiderau"
L-,ty In isw-
ke:V Pies.)
; ii While
'ihir.e a"'
I ,,al ,! r.siilt ol
,,,-ar.l the old l""''
air j;, a D mucraiic
i;.nv, i he He pub-'
j ;fii!K'!il f ('(IV"
.-;: due t'ojocal
s" niajot i: is "r'"i
,)jrn ever received
',!,,.'. laic from the
lyvj, t'nllllS "ml his
ii:,t il- Democratic
Uuiinied for mainly
tt, ,,f limine U eisla-
L'(l; this ilii'.v point
ami large vie
,( lu ll -m Demo
: he, ii for Hit' small
Pans, Democratic
have been elected
he uce
"IX
BRYAN VISITOR
l.:!!.. lb-Id's majority
!,i iuischt oil in j
to its cm nr iieino-i
ckfi iili a solid '
n::a:iuii in the leg-i
In Encouraged.
Sept. 11 Atj
it- Ameiicni Federa-i
c i.a.low escape of j
.irMicii, of Maine, I
ftsterdals election, is
jr oh for (lumpers and ;
.iilus. They point I
i! aliliiiiig;i Sccre-'
i". ('allium. Senator
:if! Inll-Motcll Kninib-1
Jilt- field I'm- l.ittletield, i
ilily was cut down I
.l It Is staled!
a-ainst oilier pa mil-1
'j- ii:iii,i ndiy lo the!
ji;izt(i labor will be I
MleWt'il elieigy.
(Special to Tne Sentinel. i
GREENSBORO. Sept. ii. After
nearly fifty witnesses had been intro
duced by attorneys in the cast- of
United Stages aga.ti; R. H. Haidin,
i lie argument of counsel was com
menced yesterday afiernooii. Judge
!A. L. Coble, assislaui district attorney,
'made the opening speech and in foity.
j live minutes summed up the evidence
i for the govertimvm and discussed a
1 number of phases of the case. This
'is the first case in, which lie has ap
peared since his recent uppolnimeiH
to the position formerly held by A II
Price, of Salisbury.
I Judge Spencer B. Adams, of the
IcomisMil for the defendant, spoke next
land he was followed by ex-Governor
i Charles B. Aycock, also for the fic
fense. Both of these men made able
,uml masterful arguments. Judge
Adams took up the counts one by one
land discussed them from the view
point of the defence. Governor Ay
'cock, ever a ready speaker, made an
j effective appeal for his client.
I This morning Juoge V. 1'. Bynitm.
I Jr., foi' the defence, made a speech
that for argument and scholarly die
jilbn will compare favorably wiih his
famous speeches in Lie Samuels and
.Old Nick Williams cases. H spoke
! for little more than an hour and was
listened to with much interest.
District, Attorney Holton, who
knows how to make the most of every
detail and every bit of evidence, elns
led for the government He spoke for
j about two hours uno severely scored
ithe defendant. He look up the counts
and the evidence ami declared that
the defendant was guilty of flagrant
violations of the statutes.
Activity of Kaiser William's'
Secretary Frustrates
The Plan.
Three Anarchists In Conspiracy!
Against the Kaiser Are Under Ar-j
rest. All Detaili' for1 Taking Life of I
Emperor William Had About Been ;
Perfected.
l
Illy I'ubi'.bheiV Prc;s. i
. 1! RKSI.AC. Pm.-sia, Sept 11.-- A !
plot to assassinate Kaiser William dur ;
ing the present army mnnonevers hat1
just been frustrated through activity'
of secietary. Thiee anarchists in tin- -
eonsphacy against the monarch are
undei airest. Documents ton ml in1
possession of prisoners show con-'
Clltsiveiy they Wee assocht'ed with ;
inner circle of international organiza- i
lion of anarchists ui.il that the kaiser's'
death was plotted py this organiza-.!
tiou. All details fur (arrying out the1
plan were raiefuily arranged. Thei
plot was discovered just in time, as'
the conspirators 'wen- only awaiting
an opportunity lo ge( near, the cue I
pel or. ' '
Stensland. the Chicago Man
Arrested In Morocco.
Takes Poison, v
As far as pn-tu gill
co-i urn, s and liea. mini
"Wonderland." the
II! . id 1C! h ill hi i'senl.'l
liatldsulllt' l
s-er.er go
Jnlluii Mitchell,
a! I he Elks' And
k' The KeiiMnel.)
lu. Si-fit. II WaffC.
F "' is ill this l it v.
Ill ;i miles siinih nf
''lit., iimriiiiig. Hv his
iVill!:. aiu! in hlc
!i. The bullet
i:r: and caused ln
:"i?.n i hat It was
huiiif. early Sunday
ieliing his wife
: Sin. was great
'' In- iiiensase an
j !i t'-aclied her es-
"r smne time. In the
wyl.uid Newnuin Ma-
His fellow W. irtr man
f "f'Hi s-iiok.-n of tak
"' mvp his talk
':"";"g ilia! he was
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1 1 BRYAN
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The Se,iti,1P t
r. S"P1. 11 -deal
f "'i' made here for
I .'-"'ii .l-nnlns, BrVan
r3s. Hf' i'l address
sfcj""-"'' f Citizens
t1'1""'1'" Chairman
'' on the night of
!:,d'?n.,ii"' v,sii. Maj.
y ' Jd-. I. More-
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'': '"'imnilttee.
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j' Ju9ments.
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Today dawned blight and beautiful,
an ideal time for displaying all the
lovely creations and dainty accessor
ies, which are dear to the feminine
heart. All through the day throngs
of ladies were to be seen wending
their way towards the Misses Martin's
establishment. In order to accommo
date their increased patronage ihese
enterprising young ladies have found
it necessary to enlarge their sales
room. This has been very daintily
decorated in pure white, relieved by
u lloral festoon of pink roses near the
ceiling. Palms, ferns and begonias
gave the floral touch rxpected al a
woman's furnishing store.
In the midst of so much beamy, so
main stylish, attiac.lve creations, one
s bewildered to know where lo be
gin, what to enumerate, for nothing
Is lacking, which could be found In an
up-lo-dule cliy store. In the front
window, on ihe right, a lovely even
ing suit In black and white silk with
elegant lace yoke, and the most chic
hat in white' and black is displayed.
The nobbiest of - tailored hats are
hown, turbans, with draped crowns-.
while in the pattern hats will be
found the "Bellevue," outing, and Elsie
Jan Is also a most beam if til line of
lovely theatre hats. Everything to be
desired Is seen in coat suits. These
come in the short nian,:i:.-ri coats, long
coats. Prince Chap, l.ouis XII, and
Norfolk jackets, the colors being
mode, brown, Scotch piaids and ele
phant gray, for street; while nothing
is so "swell" as black and white for
dressy occasions.
There aw displayed all sorts or
fancy collars, laces, Millions, etc., mak
ing altogether a most . attractive display.
Tl
Following Is the program to he
given at the band concert tonight:
March Black Diamond Express
l.yon.
March Defender. Leigh.
March Salute to Burlington.
Sherman.
Medley Overture Southern Melo
dies. ,
Waltz Academy Missiid.
Two Step Mexico. Cole and John
son. Part II.
March Indiana State Bund. Far
rar. Medlev March Mv Billy Boy.
Mackle.
Overture Facile i "Migriotietie."
Bunnuinn,
Two Step "Good Bye Georglana.
Johnson. Waltzes "Thelmii." Janett . -
March Coppers on Parade Clement.
TO RUN SPECIAL TRAINS.
Great Crowd Expected Here on Oc
casion of Mr. Bryan'i Visit.
It is announced lod.i.v that the rail
roads will run early morning specials
to Winston-Salem next Tuesday from
Noith Wilkesboro, ML Airy. Moores
ville, Greensboro and Martinsville lo
give the people or those places and
along the lines an opportunity ' hear
Mr. Bryan's speech here at 11 o'clock
that day. The Neiiiaska orator will
he introduced by Gov. K. B. (!!'""
Senators Simmons and Overman and
Matlriiml r,rim.iltr.i.i:i.iii Daniels will
accompany Mr. Bryan during his ;iip
through the State. r
Attempt at Suicide I s Discovered Soon
Enough for Physicians to Save Hit
Life. Several Guards Now Watch
ing Fcrmer Official of Milwaukee
Avenue State Bank.
(By Publishers' Press.)
TANGIKH,. Mnwrii, Sept. 11
Sietislund. the defaulting president of
the SlilnHU Avi-iiue, State bank, of
Chicago under .nrest In tills city
awaiting letiirn lo the i'nileil Slates,
attempted suicide today by laklug
poison. He is seilously ill i's a result.
Twele guards are no employed to
see he has no fnrthei chance In at
tempt his life. If ins condition war
lanis lie will sail for home tomoiiow
on ihe Prince- Adeliii it.
iii tliim last night, is tar ahead of any
musical comedy seen here in a long
time. However, ilii niuial nuiiibeis
and the voices were lalhii weak and
the performance linked Hie soap and
ginger that are m .ippaieiil In some
musical comedies A good-slaed audi
ence was present and Ihe show was
well woiilt the wnili wiih the xcep '
I lull , uoleil liUive. ,
"l.il'le Chip" and Mary Marble of
couise had the principal pans. In the!
tole ofDr. Fax '.'Little Chip" did mil
have as good opportunity for his raiej
talents as ill noma other productions j
in which he has appeared tmt he wan
good, nevertheless, and hi appear-'
a nee was generally the occasion, of t
hearlv laugh. .Vury Marble was a
III ST. LOUIS
v
Is Being Entertained By Dem
ocrats In That City
Today.
Elaborate Entertainment Accorded
the Nebraska. Bryan Regrets
Governor Folk's Absence And
Speaks In High Terms of Folk.
Says He le Witn Anybody Who
Fighte Trusts.
(By Publisher' Frees.)
ST. I.OCIS. Sept. n.-Min er-
I rived here till inoruiiii, mid was great
'ed by iarfe rr.iwil the nUUon.
Accompanied by a lereptloit com in It-
ilitinfv an.) U' I tl i.i nun ni ni-iip liml VL'ftll
,L Iiim.- !.. ,!.. ...!! fmm1"'" ',"'''"' M10 " ,r,VWI
the start. She and '
a formidable pair ol
l.iille Chii" are
musical comedy
I
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(Special lo The Sentinel.)
WARSAW, Poland, Sept. 11. Sled
lee, the scene of the most recent ant:
lewisli massacre, is loday a city of.
chaos. Peace has Leen restored' tern
ooraiily at least, lint no efforts have
)een made to leinove Ihe slain of hor
Kirs committed there. After resump
tion of massacres eailv this morning
the soldiers were called off, the alllh
nilies evidently being convinced the
It Ws would light to the end lalher
ban surrender niemhi is of their seif
Jefense ussoriation lo certain death
ii- tottlire. 'I'be hi-.oiw nre still an-
catnped In the streets, however, a
"(instant menace lo Ihe Jews,
Figures given today In regard to
'iisualtles place the number of dead
at 17b, wounded at lull. Many of Ihe
wounded will die.
The suffering of ihe survivors is ier
:ible. Cruellies of a tnosl horrible
nature have been practiced, in one
Instance Ji-w-hiilleis set fire to a
house in whicli eight llebiews had
lecu taking refuge, intending to shoot
hem down when driven inn by flames,
rhe Jews preferred io be burned alive
rather than trust ihemselves to the
merciless soldiers.
WARSAW, Poiiind, Sept. in. Fol
'owing Ihe dreadf.il massacre which
iceurred at Siedloe thai city is threat
Mied with famine. Thi Jewish bake
ihops are entirely destroyed by ihe
rioters ad there is no chance for (he
inrvivors to ohtahi oind. This is the
lews bimiglit late this evening by fu
;itive.s from the si'iidten city.
During Ihe nuis-,i ii the streets ran
'ed witii blood. This was especially
rue in the neighborhood of Pleslkna
itreel. where Ihiny .It ws were killed.
The bndiis of these witims remained
iere they fell for several hours. Ac
cording lo a fngi'Ke reaching here
he authorities -did nothing to prevent
'he massacre. In siveial instances
hey charge that olliceis led their men
o the attack aaainsi 'the Jews. The
i.ibau legimeiit of infantry look a
inos' active pari in the niasaer and
,he oflid'is of the regiment are Involv-f-d
In-the outrage h-. the. t'uglilves.
A young negro named Troy Wat
kins Is In ihe city lock up awaiting;
trial on the charge of attempting . to
sieal a pair of punts I rum the store or
McDowell & Rogers.
This afternoon Wa'.klns and another
negro whose nHnie was not learned,
went In the store. The latter pre
tended that he wanted to buy a hut.
Mr. Rlerson, line of the salesmen,
showed ihe negro several makes, bill
he failed to effect a sale. Watklns
stood I" the rear of the store, and
he went out the from door Mr. Rler
son discovered that a pair of pants
had been taken out of a suit. He
called to William Williams, anoiiier
salesman, who was near the front
door, to go atter the negroes. Hr
Williams did as he was requested, but
the negroes Were too swift for him.
They mined out Third street and
went down Elm. Watklns dropped
the pants before he leached Elm.
Mr. W. I.. O'Brien mid another mem
ber of the force in Simpson's drug
store were advised what was up. Mr.
O'Brien inn down Liberty street lo
Second, where lie met Watklns. The
negro threatened -to cut the first nmn's
ilneai thai laid hands on him. This
did not deter Mr. O'Brien, who picked
up a stone or brick and knocked the
negro several feet. Watklns arose,
but his pursuer was too much for him.
Mr. O'Brien held his 'prisoner until
assistance came. Watklns was march
ed to the lock up by Policeman Hart
uess. What became ol Watklns' part
ner Is not known.
Clerk Williams expects to recover
from his rare in a day or two. Mr.
O'Brien was affected by his chase and
unpleasant experience with Watkins.
but not so badly as the other runnel s
(By Publishers' Press )
SPENCKH. Sept il -Buster Her
llg. colored, was ariisled and Jailed
here today on the cnarge of assault
ing Mrs. Cora KooliU, wife of a well
known employe of the Southern Rail
way at Spencer, lleilig went Into an
out building at the KiHiniji home yes
terday afternoon and when Mrs.
Koontz attempted lo enter she m
selcvd by the negro who made an ef
fort to drag her into the buildluii,
threatening to do her budilv harm.
Her screams frightened the negro,
who fled Into the woods nearby and
escaped mi t i 1 ai rested by Chief of
Police Cruse today.
Her llg was given g preliminary
hearing and bound over to court un
der a bond of $Vmi, which could not
be given.
immediately to the Jefferson Hotel,
After breakfast me pi Ion was held
at the hotel from in to 12. At 1 p. m.
he held a tecep: Ion at the exchinge
and Ititicheoneil at I l.t Jefferson at 2
p. m. There will lie it reception at
Ihe Ji ffersoii Club lit ."Mill. A I K
o'clock be speaks a the Coliseum
At bteakfal Mr Bryan said, "IK
j too bad Governor Folk Is not hete."
I Directly opisislte him was Senator
Stone. The senator pricked tip Ills
ears at the mention of Folk's name
"Yes, 1 met Folk in New York, I am
glad to say," roniliiuid Bryan. Bryan
said he had not been following Attor
ney Geneial Hadley's fight against the
Standard Oil Company. -When asked
Whut he thought of lladlev, he said.
"I'm right with ail) body who fights
trusts."
"Old Guard" of Miskourl Democrucy
scored an Inning lu meet ins; llryan.
If there were any Folk men around
they were not rou.ipld ums III the ar
rangements. Bryan was reminded
during the day about the friction be
tween Folk Demon, its and others of
the party, "1 never discuss friction,"
he said. Bryan slated that In llifl
future he will speak t elaboration of
his government ownership Ideus.
OPENING OF II
WOMEN'S COLLEGES
(Special lo Thu Seutlnel.)
GRFENSBOKO, Kept. HI. The III-
.leenth annual, s'ssion of the Slat
.Normal and Indo-liu; College w,ii
open September 2ith. The outlook 'or
large olleiitlall :e It quite bright.
There have been km era I additions to
the faculty. Herman lllrseh Hoex er
has been elected, musical director lo
succeed the late Clarence Frown
The Greensboro F.'inale College will
open (ni the 12th. Special preparations
have been made for the accommoda
tion of a large ntiuibct of .students, es
pecially in music :tnd business departments.
II REQUEST FROM
Pi.rtvrb minerior coin I. fo the ttia
r ,,1,-i'i riitw 'oulv opened' at 1"
o'clock ihis morning with Judge Ward
piesiding. The -opening of the ses
sion was continued iroin yesterday on
account of the ahsince fiom the ciiy
jf several inembeis of the bar and
the presence of SecrtUiry of the Treas
iii v sihaw.
The fii st case called for trial was
thai of J. P. Jo""--1 :'g"i'is' 'he B. ;L
Remolds Tobacco Co. The plaintiff
lsks for "s namagis for the
hiss of two iiiiKtia a Jtar or niot "
by telling them caught in a machiie
i,i the box facloty of the Reynolds
Company. The rase has been to Hi"
,upriliie court on appeal by Hie d
fendanis. AI the .lii.-t hearing In the
sttpeiior court Jones seemed a verd;ct
for JI.'". Defendants appealed and
seemed a new trial..
The plaintiff Is tepiesenied .''
Mess'is. Paliet'son ;.ntl Grogan. wh;i'
Messrs., Watson. Buxton k W.it--oi'
and Manlv k lleudreii appear f"i he
company H is IhouKlH that '!' ca
will L'(i in 'he juty laie this uf-errvd;
CHAIRMAN ELLER
To the Editor. I' wish lo ask the
maniifaciuieis inid merchants of Win
ston.Salem to make prepuratiori to
give tludr, employees a chance to hear
Hon. William J. Bryan on the occa
sion of Ills visil to our city next Tues
day, lb- will arrive al !! o'clock a. lit.
and Mieali from 11 to 12 o'clock and
very little. time will be lost from work.
I would request of the merchants do
ing business around Ihe public square
that tiny assist the committee, on
decorations by placing on the front of
their building Buch decorations a
they can conveniently.
The prospects are that the largest
crowd Winslou-Saleni has ever seen
will be hete and the executive com
mittee hopes the citizens will rise to
the full appreciation of that fact.
A. H. ELI. ICR,
Chairman of the Deinociallc Kxecu-
live Committee.
THE TAVIS CASE.
A Big Contract.
Mesis. Teiry k. Leonant. th- 'i
f.,,.t,if..r. lone sinned 'he e
i i ii ii 1 1 ii i " ..ii.
j tract to make the en, fie output or
'vati'i'i- brands of cigars -old l.v
llliershbeig. of Charlotte. Mr. Iln-t
l.,e , one of the largest Indopend
'd.aleis ill the SUi;e aiid heiet'.t
I has iiiHti'ifac'iiicl his goods ' '
lofe
Supreme Court Will Not Render Oe
' cs'on Until Cases Pending in For
syth Court Are Tried.
The lawyers who oppose the Is-ut
a nee of license to i. C. Tavls, of this
ii y, to pi act ice the profession, are
inclined to the opinion I fin t the
-ipreme court, before which the ease
.is argued yeht jrrtay, will not render
,i decision until the decision of sey
nil cases now pending In the superior
ourt of Forsyth county In which Judg
ment has been awarded the respon
dent Tavls on actions brought by blni
against certain debtors. Seven cases
hi ihe calendar to he hfcord at this
I'rm of the court while Tavls seemed
judgments before tnugisit ates against
parlies lie had loaned money, on chat-
:ti mortgages. The defendants allege
hat they paid Tavis back more than
lie amounts hot lowed mid that hi.s
'liiiins are usury.
New Advertisements.
Lumlqulst & Pfohl.- Rtalloneiy u
lalest tints and textures.
Kosenbaeher's. -Special notice, fall,
styles. Busy Store news.
WellB-Urietz Co. Fresh arrival
eatables of every kind.
Meyers-Weal brook Co. Announce
big showing In stunning amnion ap
part I.
Simpson Drug Co. Why our pies
ciiption depart meui grows
Huntley Hlll-Stoi kloii Co. -- Get
ready fur the fair; we will help you
to get reachy.
AROUND THE CITY.
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.
Mrs. M. Kobre Thrown from Her lug
gy And Dragged for Some Distance,
Mrs. M. Kobre sustained panfiil In
Jiii1esby being thrown 'from her bug
gy on East Third sued a few minutes
arier five o'clock yeslejday afternoon.
Mrs. Kobre was dragged for some illte
lunee. She was picked up, bruised
and bleeding, and curried Into the
home of Mr. Boon Rose, at the coiur
of Third and Elm streets. She was at
tended by Dr. Kupp and an hour ejr
iwo inter was removed lo her home
al the corner of Liberty and 8lxlh
Slleels. '
Mrs. Kobre was out driving with
Mrs. J. (I. Goldstein. There were also
thie small children In Hih buggy, one
of these being Mrs. Kobtes son. In
nirnliiK the corner at Elm and Third 1
pony galloped by. frightening Mrs.
Kobre's hoise, which tinned mound,
crashing one of the front wheels of
Hie vehicle. Mis. Koine was, thrown
out, Inn her clothing caught In the
buggy and she was riiaggeil from Hie
corner ti, ilu. Winston steam laundry.
Mrs. Goldstein rlunx to the buggy
w ith one hand and with Hie other
held die three children mull the
horse was slopped t Kflrd's corner,
These escaped without Injury.
Mrs Koine, while suffering ronsld
ei able jmlii, is doing as well u could
be expected. The lioise that did so
much damage has uerti driven by Mrs.
Kobre almost dully for two years or
more and this Is Hie first lime It ever
atlcmpii-d to run away,
SeatR are now on sale "for "The
.flayer Maid." which will he here to
morrow night. No better, or pie'tier
comedy has ever been presented in
Winston-Salem and the play tomorrow,
deserves a crowded "hou'-e. ,
Mi.,s tiladys Sinig of. Texas, who
h,en visiting h-r-Msier, Mrs W.I
Brooks, wen: to l.ynchbutK. a . ' '
ii,.,hIIi,Ii Maioti Wo-
.t io ii - ' i ' .
.,..... r..!Vee. Mr-.. Brooks, w.m J'
. . .;n roimn In 'a 31
roiup.iliieu nei , - m
,iT tw.
" -Dr., J O. Hammock, of Walker
.town, was here this afternoon enrou'e
. ' i,i Morgattton wl'h Miss Emma Jane
Clews, of Wulkerlown. The latter
will he admlt.ted to the state hospital
When., for treatment. Her mind has
i been affected for six months.
rooks. J
turn in i dsv
LOST.'-Between jibie stores of J W.
Hester Co. and .W L Hill, a smull
!p:ire containing $W Return to this
Ir.fflce. Liberal rewaid
A. T. Grant. Jr. of Mocksv llle, is
attending court
Miss Sadie Martin went to Washing
ton, N, (.'., today lo tescti In ihe graded
school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mickey re-1
turned todav ffom a visit to Ahe!
county,
J. P Stanton relumed this after
noon from u visit to his mother In
Randolph county.
Mrs. John !.-ary , r Lynchburg. Va ,
is the Kiiest of hei brother. H. T.
Kelly.
Robert McArihur and Leonard
Blackbiiin went To Chapel Hill today
to enter the Cnin isity.
Dan Chaiham, of Elkln. spent the
night, here, the gue,,t (,f H K Fries.
He went in Durham today to enter
Tiiniiv College.
W. (;. Brown, of Lexington, was
here today.
D. II. Masi, of l.i wis wile wan In
the city yesteiday.
Rev. Mr. liiennecke w:M he un
able io speak ai Caivaiy chureb to
morrow everhilK as aiiinililieed. The
regular prayer rneetinir will be held.
.Mis. A, V Ma,l,i and daiighier, i
Miss Edliii. left l.tVjA f,,, llalllmore to'
visit relatives aiiiNfriemls. Tbev win '
be away a month or more.
Then, is a proposition under con
sldeiHtlon for the street around the
court house to be paved wi'h asphalt.
I The iioi.e aioilml the square now I
,vei). annoying wuile comt Is In ses
hIoh, ami it is bcreved jitdges, law
jyeis and citizens generally Would
favor the placing; of ;i aspnalt pave
iment aboui the com i lions; square.,
i'Die Itiiprtvenient would be well worth.
, 'he cost lo the courii) of such paw i
i merit. In the opinion of 'Those who
have considered the mutter thorough i
ly. We s no reason w hy the county
authorities should not make this liri-l
provelnent, the lie.-es-.ity f,,r which Is
beliiK inged npolllhfiii I rnproy I'llH'lil'
around county property ar alvraj . In
ordet
MARRIED IN GREENSBORO.
Mies Frankie M. Alspaugh And Mr.
Frank M. Tramoj, of This County.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
. .GREENSBORO, Sept. 11. Frank M.
TratiHiii and Miss Frankie M. Als
paugh. both of Foisyth, were married
last -v'iil rue , lit 7:J0 o'clock by the
Rev. Kbuford Peeler, pastor of the
First Refoirued church, al Ihe home of
Mr W. S. Hire, on West Bragg street.
The young couple came here ihtoilgll
the comiU) from llielr homes yester
duv, nod had Utile difllcully In procur
ing the license, The) spent ihe night
In the city a ltd will return to Win
slon Salem today. The bride, is the
daugbier of Sheriff Alspaugh, of For
syth county.
Tin- groom has held a position
with the Fibs Mutiiifactni ing and
Power Co. lor two or three year, be
ing conductor on ooe of the Mi eel
ems The marriage was a surprise ti,
the bride's pinenis, The sheriff re
eel veil a telephone message from his
oti In law a few minutes after the
ceremony wws performed
SECHEIIIlif OF NAVY
(Bv I ii bl is hers' I'ress.)
WASHINGTON. .Sept. lU-Secre-tary
of the Navv lloiiaptir'e this morn,
inn formally ordered a court maillal
io try Capl. Samuel F Comlay. c orji-rii.-intliiig
the battleship Alabama, and
Lieutenant Alfred V Piessey, deck cjf
fleej t,f thai ship ai the lime of the
recent collision with Ihe Illinois (
Newport. The union is In accordance
Willi- Ihe teeiiiMIIietidullons of the
boaid of Inquiry widen lliventlgjted
Ihe ucc iden:.
There will le- a game of volley
bali In the Y M ('. A. r)iiinas"um to-'
niKht at-." o'clock between -th profs
iniifcl and yofl. nidi's clatses.