TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL
Ifrnfjjc POLICY-HOLDERS HIE i
lilLLIIIIU 111 IIALLIUII
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905
PRICE 5 CENTS'
wan to This City
IjvtoBc Great
Event.
. Run by Southern
" HI 4
Morning . rom "'
While Norfolk
iiKtboro
w, sell Return i .w
crslma P""1' ru'
EUROPE IS UNITED the rue unr
(Special to The Sentinel
RALEIGH. Sept. ll!. The meeting
iif the North Carolina policy-hold, i
of ihi' New York Life ami Hie Mirua!
Life Insurance Companies of New
York last evening in the offices of the
insurance department here at the call
of Insurance Commissioner Young re
sulted In the apointinent of special
committees from the policy-holders in
each company to look into the sit na
tion and report at an adjourned meet
IS IN CINCINNATI.
William Jennings Bryan Ar-JCountries Except England and
HVPC Thorn l"r.,.v. I . i c- . . ...
rives There From Louis
ville. Ky.. Today
I i - Dtirtn Otl
l fjre, incsc w a () bg he,d Oc;oo,r 15 (dlrjnR fajr
l... Mortcay anil "ooaiWP,,b The meeting nreanlzeri tin.
..Tutsdayand Wedne,-
t Effort For 8,cW
Ulk Western. .
,-jv will rim I""" "
.Salcm from all di
e Brjaa sie.ikinK on
out Here mai
,, Mi ni lit Airy
.'.is tif morniiiR so-
hru'JCh Ulsiou-oa-
m,, , (hmhle-neailfci
, ye Clinches will
..a in time to a I rive in
n a. m. Ex'ra coaclies
;pj ; the trains from
, (Iret-it.-liot'o.
, ih,; irip lias not yet
jt ;s thought it will
ir loiniil trip.
North Carolina Policyholders Protec
tive Association with Mr. J. Van Lind
ley, of Greens-bom, as chairman, and
V. V. Pace a aecretary, The com
mittee on the part of the Mutual Life
is composed of Governor R. B. Glenn,
dialrman, J. H. Pou, Gen. R. M. Nel
son, Col. A. B. Andrews, J. F. Farrcll,
G. W. Hinshaw. Committee for New
York Life, Judge T. B. j Woniack,
chairman, .losephus Daniel. K. ,1. Jus
tice, H. C. McNalr, R. R. Page and
J. A. McAnley.
XMk Western is
in a -HVdl from Mar-
leial rule .of one fare for
lit given on the regular
tickets to be Stood for
es!;iy or Wednesday.
il! tic sold tit all points
jegiEtus: at ITice. r-x-
y at-.iciud to regit-
itiimiitre on arrange-
o Mine that the Nor-
n ai going to run
Maftiiwilie to this city
the day Mr. Bryan
k; a tm-s-age was re
av afternoon tliat the
11 of its equipment out
operate - the train on
-fffirt is tnw heiti!: made
fere tu charter a train, to
Martinsville for the Bry
That !own and Madison
time thousand people
ioar the Nebraska or-
If-irtaf.nn ciin be secured
Spire.
I Holds Informal Reception At Hotel
anortty After His Arrival And Is
I Warmly Greeted By Large Number
j of People Mayor Tom Jo.'.nson, of
! Cleveland. One of the First to Greet
' Him.
I (By Publishers Press.)
iiNci.vvvn. (; . sept, r. y.'.
iiam ,1. Bryan aiiiv.d ,eie hi neon
from Louisville H , was met in a d, ;
egatiou of prominent Democrats and
I escort td to the Grand Hole!. One of
the first, men lo greet the Nebraska!)
was Mayor Tom I.. J ihiison. of ('hie
i land. When Biyan bad an opportuni
ty to refresh bimseli after his j nun. y
he icpaiicd to the eoliventioii room
where a public reception was held. A
large number of people exercised the
privilege of shaking hands' vvitli him
i. to The Sentinel.)
'to. Se-t. i;:. Major
1 S'tdiiiaii was the guest
s banquet last night giv-
r ot ins close friends at
-Tel. A hundred or more
It mill were in the com.
nom almost everv walk
-pacioa.s dining room was
TOtaeii and hrilliant
on sintering silver and
when the guests took
it minutes after nine
''if ''tioli stiest were two
-"M an excellent like -stit-.-t
(,f h . mi r. and ihe
" man. while the
ITu- ti. . .
y "i.ii neeued no ex
list of the sneaker of
!"''' ne to;, -si -s i which
'rf;l'"nd. Front. f card
"Wei,-,,,,,,, to our
I''w Th-arlcs ManK- r,,i
r'P "t England and Scot-
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t ' Wf stf'r11 roa..
; a-' wounded yester
;' en, -ke, Va.. by a
1 who escaped
'lcharged the n-
i " '''-"'hroke .went
hrt 7:.:"' "Iitp.
l-rt.t ,,i;lin a pis-
iiiki-. """" Cl't
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ttw',.'f; '',J-i,'iil11 says
: u .. r. ""' conductor.
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1 .
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Si
K REAPPOINTED
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rlt;'.(.. , 'or u.
V :; the reap-
.. , ) ior
, ' ";":ia Railroad
,m""i"B will
1 -rri.ii..
.-il, i v ' 11 Haird,
P1- fit.',;1"" "'. Pas.
h hf.r h ' , rnp-v were
In .
FrJ and """ ff
tf "r"l Saturday. Ev-
(Simcial to The Sentinel.)
WALKERTOWN. Sept. IS. Miss
Mamie Morris, who has been quite
ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing.
All the manufacturing firms art' en
joying fine trade and working full
time.
The Walkertown Chair factory be
ing unable to get lumber to work, was
forced to shut down Its plant for a
few days and put its entire force in
the woods cutting timber. This firm is
far behind in orders on account of be
ing unable to get timber to work,
but is determined to fill all orders and
as .above stated are now cutting their
own timber. The plant will resume
operations in a few days.
The farmers In tills section are very
busy in their tobacco and other work
that has been delayed on account of
the rainy season.
Light Bros., the box factory people,
are working full time in order to fill
orders.
The Martin Manufacturing Co., man
facturers of suspenders garters and
talcum powders, are enjoying the best
trade in the history of their business.
The T. A. Crews flour and meal mill
finds a ready sale for Its well-known
brands and Is operating Its plant at
full capacity.
Dr. J. C. Hammock visited Morgan
ton this week on a professional trip
Mr. McGee, of the suspender facto
rj keeps on the go. He returned yes
terday from a business trip lo Win
ston and visited Kcrnersville today.
OFFER DF YACHT
(Special to The Sentinel.)
RAf.EIGH. Septl 12. Judge Tims.
Ft. F'urnell. of the Federal Court today
made an order that in the fiituie iel'e
rees in bakntptcy entertain nnil send
up no petitions for attorneys' fees for
t ,io petitioning creditors in Involun
tary cases and follow strictly the rules
heretofore made in tegaui to fees for
attorneys in involuntary proceedings
He declares that the court will here
after refuse in ail cases to exercise
the discretion given to ailow attor
neys fees in such cases. The reaso.;
given is that, it was evidently the in
tention of congress in enacting the
bankrupt law of 1X',)S to make the ad
ministration of the law as economical
as possible and secure to the crcditois
as large dividends of bankrupt estates
as they can pay and the petitions for
exorbitant attorneys' fees without-, re
gard to services rendered or the divl1
dend to lie paid creditors have become
embarrassing and harassing to the
courts in exercising discrestiou vested
under Section (14 of the act.
A petition in Involtinliirv bankrupt
cy was filed with the clerk of the Fed
eral Court here yesterday for .1. B.
Askew, of Whllakers. Edgecombe
county Liabilities aggregate about
$,1,011(1 with practically no assets.
A decree is issued by Judge Purnell
in the ctise of the Atlantic Seaboard
Construction Company in which the
company was sued by Hichatd Rhodes
nanus. It is for the distribution of
funds in a phase of the case Involving
Ihe receivership of the Raleigh
Charleston railroad of which ('apt. J.
M. Turner Is tlu- receiver.
(By Publishers' Press.)
GF.ASGOW', Scotland, Sept l::. The
offer of a new yacht, built upon new
scientific basis to challenge for Amer
ica's cup has been made to Sir Thom
as Upton by Banby Brothers, the well
known ship builders of this city. The
stipulation is made by the ship-build-,
ers that, they shall have a free hand In
construction of the yacht. Their plans
for the yacht overturn the ideas of
Watson and Fife, previous designers
for LIptou.biit. they express confidence
In their ability to build one which will
give a good account of itself. Sir -Thorn
as has .the offer under serious consideration.
(By I ublisbers' Pr"ss.)
1ST. I'KTKRSBI'KG. Sept, i.i-Her
loyalty to the canst of revolution to
which' she gave her life proved with
dying breath, Zenalilo Koiiohlianikove.
the girl assassin of (.etieral Mix. was
executed for her crime-today.
"Long live social revolution for 1ml
and liberty,;-" was her exclamation af
ter the rope had been pi'.M-cd around
her neck and just lxfoic she wai
swung into eternity.
The girl never quivered as she laced
death. She refused a priest and
mounted the scaffold with firm steps.
On a photograph which she sent to
her sister she inscribed a.-, her last
message. "My iif" was ail I. had to
give,"
Switzerland arc Joining
Against Terrorists.
Other Countries of Euroi; Are Unit
ing r, Effort To Put Bomb-Throw-er
Cut of Business Are Arranging
To Cooperate With Russian Police
Especially In Putting An End to Nu
merous Bomb Outrages.
t By Publishers Press )
ST. I'KTKRSBl'RG, Sept. 13 -All
ICuropi . with the exception of Swit
zerland .and England, is united in
.he iDuuuiu.l. stamp out the tcr
n)i ists and in ftinue the advocates of
bomb and revolver methods of war
"ill?; against constituted governments
i!l be hunted down as common ene
mies of law kill order everywhere
The Russian governmt nt has taken
he bad in the movement and has
oieeeeded in scouring the pledges
'lorn every government except the
'w,i mentioned of fuM police co-opera
ion on Cull part in stamping out the
-eciei organizations.
H Is a notorious fact that many of
In- secreat assassinations of nfllcials
n Russia were engineered ill other
apitals and there are terrorist or
'.anintions in nearly every large city.
1'lie Russian police have been ,litn
arid hitherto In their warfare against
iiiarchists because the latter sought
efiige In other countries while plot
In g against Russian oflicials and then
lispatched emissaries to carry out
,i ir conspiracies. In future the Rus
in secret police-!!! be allowed t.i
-ecure terrorists wit. unit warrants In
ill countries which have agreed to
the new pad.
T
ROUBLES IN CUBA
Those picM-nt last night a' the
Klks' 'Auditorium witnessed a pretty
pl.lj weii presented by : cnir.p.tny .
niot of the tuemlierv of which wiii
Huite capable. No prettur nor moic
wholisomit play b.is been presented
heie than "The I'.ayei Maid " After
a Kiit'ct s:oii of ehoitis girls In atiore
vlated costumes am! a snpei Unity of
horse-play peculiar to musical come
dies, real acting by capable artists
was indeed refreshing.
Miss Floieiicc Davis, who essayed
the title role, was already a favorite
here, having appeared In the same
piece in W'liistoii-S.neni last year Stic
lias personal niagneUsr.i and a stage
piesence that leaves Utile lo lie de.sii
ni. Her work in the Hist two acts
wan especially good
The support lug company was hard
ly as strong as that of Utst year. How
ever, Mr. Klllolt Dexter again appear
ed in the hading male role and his
woik and that of Miss Davis made up
for any deficiency In the other mem
bers of the cast. It bus been a long
lime since am better artists thanl
Miss Favls and Mr. Dexter have ap
peared here.
"The F'layer Maid" has plenty of
plot (hough il is not Intricate, by any
means. It Is cleverly worked out and
provides for a large number of ex
tremely ludicrous situations, ;
"The F'layer Maid" deserved a larg
er house and probably would have had
it but for the inclement weather.
Insurgent Forces Preparing
For an Attack on City of
Havana.
I
(Special to Tim Sentinel.)
RALKIGI!. Sept. Li. The corpora
tion commission yesterday heard argu
ment by counsel for the Southern on
iclialf of their exceptions filed some
m eks ago to the order of the commis
sion for the Southern and the Camil
la. & Western Railroad Companies to
proceed without further delay with
be work of providing suitable'. pa
enger and freight facilities at Hick
ory. This Iff a" case of long standing.
The Supreme Court has reoently made
a ruling that the Southern owned the
and in Hickory on which the present
lepots are located, but that the South
ern cannot, after an order by the com
mission lo the contrary Improve these
buildings. Steps are being taken to
take this phase of the case to the Fed-
tal court The commission over-ruled
t motion by Southern's counsel to con
tinue the beailng on account of this
litigation.
In tile supreme court today Inter
est centered In the argument of Ihe
noted appeal in the suit of C. E. Foy
ind other stockholders against the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
!'o. to break he lease of the property
o the llowland Improvement. Co., by
the State during Gov. Aycock's ad-
liiiiisiration. W. W. Clark, of New
Rein, is leading cuulixel for the plaln-
Iffs and Attorney General Gilmer, ex-
Govenioi- Aycock and A. D. Ward for
he state and railroad company.
(By Publishers' Press.)
miKSSA. Kent I.I. F'racllcallv ail
the Inhabitants of the little Jewish vll
h, it i,f ConriiiL' In district of Kaniclz
have been murdered by the peasants
wlio aitarKoci tne village iinti ourneo
the place to the ground. No definite
idea is contained in the rcnort a to
the exact number of persona killed
but, few of Ihe villagers escaped.
Many of them were burned to death In
ihflr homes. Others were killed Irv
ing lo escape tie unfiles ot many or
those who escaped were iulally maltreated.
SUPREME COURT HANDS
(Special to The Sentinel.)
RALEIGH, Sept 12. -The Supreme
Court last evening delivered opinion?
in eleven cases on appi al from first
ami second distilcls as follows:
Thompson vs. Sllnitbron, Beaufort,
n fll rmed.
Sawyer vs. Noifoik & Southern
Railroad Co., Ciiindi n, affirmed.
, New some vs. Hunch, Chowan, re
manded for additional findings.
Lanier vs. Eastern Life Insurance
Company of America, Beaufort, no er
ror. Brewster vs. KlUaheth City, Pas
quotank, no error,
Lili'tt vs. Foszttrg Lumber Co . Hali
fax, no error.
Smith vs. Railroad, Halifax, no er
roi. Gerock va Western Cnlon Telegraph
Co., Bertie, new I rial.
Jennings vs. While, two cases, per
eurliim, affirmed.
Eborln vs Pine Imtnber Co .Craven,
dismissed for failure to print.
THREENEGROBDYS STEAL
Carey Smith, Naude Smith and
Fiance Wilkinson. Ihiee negro boys,
are in the city lock-up awaiting trial
befoie the mayor on the caarge lit
stealing about $!b from Mm cash
drawer In Ihe store of Charles Jones,
coloied, on East Fotiith street.
Ten dollars was stolen Tuesday, but
Jones had no clue until yesterday af
'ernoon. when the boys returned am;
attempted lo play their game of theft
again.
Naude Smith and Wilkinson were
entertaining the proprietor of tV
stoie In conversation while Cary
Smith, who Is about lit years old, was
to steal the money. He succeeded In
getting fiver six flollais out of the
drawer, hut was delected before lie
got, out of the store. Smith was a
good runner ami he used bis legs:, giv
ing Jones and others a lively (base
before he was raptured
The Iwys have confessed. They
say Naude Smith got the $10 Tuesday
All of tills had been spent. The six
dollars were flonnd n the ios-.essloti
'of Cary Smith.
A rather con. plicated cae was con
cluded In the Superior Court today. It
was entitled Amanda J. F- It ts vs. A. f.
Moses, J. S. Fltts, A. H. Eller. trustee.
W. A. Walker, executor, and A. F.
Messick Grocery Co.
A few years 'ago, J. S. Fills, color
ed, who was made one of the defend
ants, and his wife, the plaintiff In the
suit, brought a stock of goods rroni
the A. F. Messick Grocery Co. and in
part .payment gave a, mortgage on
soma real estate for $;imt. Later Uj
deed of trust, was executed and other j
parties became Involved. The plain-1
tiff and her husband, the latter being
a lawyer, separated and the wife in
stituted suit to recover the property.
The jury, however, ifnswcreri the is
sues against her. The amount now-
due the Messick Grocery Company is
$321.55.
John Tate was granted a divorce
from his wife, Rosahell Tate.
A non-suit was taken in another di
vorce case entitled ('has. Colelraine vs
Thessia Colelraine,- plaintiff and de
fendant being colored.
A l-ircr fnl It'irn riU'c.et )u Ml" K. !
W. I.invllle of Walkertown. was des-;
trnvprt hi- flro hunt i!v o'clock yes
terday afternoon. A straw stack ticarl
uie Darn was, struck ny iiginiiiHK i
FVrtm thlo lKn KxiMirio. u lllrh u ns A .
into tut-, uiiiiumn. ' - j
frame structure. Ignited. Mr. Llnvi!!e
saved his stock, but lost, his reaper, j
other farming machinery and a quanti
f X
$F
Tomas Estrada Palma.
president of Cuba.
(By Publishers' Press.)
NEW YORK, Sept 11 Moping lo
eomiiel the directors of the Puliiiati
Company to distribute ynlioim of dol
lars of the earning which the sv
lis lieit.r held from lio-in. htockhoiili is
i of tin- company arc banding InjjefriPi
to force Hie issue with the present
management In (-barge. The .Pullman
, Company's stirpius is $J7.oiiii.immi and
j Edward W. Ilerick, who Is leading the
iiiovemi m to make the eompanv dis
gorge Its millions, demands to know
j why the coiiipujiy U aei ulioiiatliig a
surplus which Is now about' foitj per
: cent, of the capital stork.
I llenck believe that the millions in
jthe surplus fund may be diverted In
i usen which will benefit oMrittUjf- (tie
company Inn not the tttnckhnhlets
Angry stockholders say tliu rqnds of
the company have been hanked in the
Pullman Savings Bank and tlutf there
tbe big surplus fif the Pullman Com pa
ny is used t, make money fm (he
ctm-kholders of the bank.
It Is Thought That As Soon As DlfTsr
ent Revolutionary Terete Get To
gether They Will Unite In Aeeeult
On Capital of Cube United Stales
Attitude.
(Ry Publishers' Press )
HAVANA, Sept 111 Castillo ami
CoIUhcrt with J.nnu Insui gents are
ramped t. miles from Havana. Gm'i
i a s army from Plnsr del Klo province
is moving toward Havana also.
Col, Arnles's loyal army Is stranded
at Consebiclon and Is cut off (ram Ha
vana. The comMned insurgent arm
ies are preparing to attack the capita!
when Guerra arrives In Kinking dis
tance. The Insurgent plan Is to establish
a provisional government with Sennr
Si as as piesldeitl.
A 1'nltod Stales cruiser Is In Ha
vana harbor ready to protect Ameri
can Interests.
A fight between Ihe advance guards
of Caslello'g army and loyalists U ex
pected niomenlarll) ,
HAVANA, Sept. LI Information
iiimiii which President Roosevelt de
cided to send whi ships to Cuba came
Irom President Palma.
When the revolutionists were
threatening Cuba's capital Roosevelt
directed the State department to In
struct Charge d'AffalreH Sleeper at
Havana to obtain from Palma Infor
mation as to the situation, He learned
that the revolution was spreading at
alarming rate, not only In provinces
hut In the very city of Havana, that
the administration was very doubtful
of Us ability to crush the uprisings,
In fact that Palma and bis advisers
were on the verge of becoming panic,
stricken Whether J'aima actually
suggested the presence of the Ameri
can warships has not been diademed
here. Al any rale the Information lie
gave SlecpeT was of sufficient gravity
for. Roosevelt lo take precautionary
measures he put Into effort yesterday,
It may be slated positively that
President Roosevelt's course does not
contemplate Intervention at this time.
S,hould Intervention, however, become
necessary In order lo preserve the Is
land from anarchy he will have the
means at hand.
Other vessels will probably j.
those already on ihe nceno.
IBfilTOW
ILIE
Mr. Frank P. Kerner, of this city, Is
In receipt of the following letter from
State Chairman Simmons, which ex
plains Itself;
"After writing you yesterday I re
ceived your esteemed favor of Die
loth, saving that you had arranged for
the Main to stop at Kcrnersville for
ten minutes. This will be al! right.
Mr. Bryan win make .von a speech at
Kcrnersville.
I also have your favor of the 11th.
I certainly did not intend to convey
lo you in my former li tter Ihal. I had
any objM'tlon to Mr. Bryan speaking
at Kerneisville, hut I did not think the
railroad would arftingo for a stop
there. However. I am glad that you
have arrauged for (bis stop and that
your people will have an oKrtunlly
to bear Mr, Bryan,
"You will see that Ihe New end Ob
seiver publishes the slop at Kcrners
ville in the list of Bryan appointments."
At
Three More To Be Tried.
Jaiiick W. McNeill, of Wiik( Hlo,o,
who represented ' some of the
de.fedatil ho have on Mini In Federal
Court, at Greensboro, passed through
the dry this morning There are thn-e
more ex teveinie officers o be Mlcd
These are John H Smith, G H. Wat
ker and A. (.'. 'Bry at. Smith was pn-a
ent. i.nd would have lieen tried ' rhi
Uperlal term, but for hi object inn to
line Jury that sal upon ihe Hardin case
COMMITTEES MEET TONIGHT.
Every Member Is Urged To Be
Council Chamber at 8 O'clock Sharp.
There will be a meeting of Uie va
rious committees of Ihe fslr. horse
how, etc, tonight at K tt'rlock.. All
those who are Interested are request,
ed to come to the council chamber at
o'clock sliatp.
Following are the committee:
Horse Hhow Commit lee W.
SinoHk, George I'wlre. Charles
'on. Alex Hanes, John McCreary.
Race Committee W. N. Reynolds,
R S. Galloway. George I), Hodgln.
Committee on InvltaHnn as to Die
'Ingulshed Speakers W. T. Brown,
P II. Hanes, Gov, R. B. Glenn, J. C.
Buxton, Clement Manly. II K. Fries,
H G. Chatham, Judge H. R. Starbiirk.
). II Eaton.
Social Committee Floury Khelion.
chairman; p, H Hanes, Jr., W.
Maslln
Committee mi TriiUKHirtatinii--
W, Hinshaw. A II Loer, J. J.
man.
W.
She!-
II
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TRIAL OF LABOR
IS
(By Publishers' Press.)
CHICA"rO. Sept. i::. The trial of
Cornelius P. Shea and sixteen other
oflifia's of Chicago lalior associations
connected yiiii, the teamsters' strike
in HUM began today The cases have
ln-en perilling In the criminal docket
mine June, llt'l.V The piedtrtlnn I
made that the triain will cost $200,000.
- The Republicans of the Hennto
rial district composed of Stokes and
Surry eouiili's have nominated Mr.
Guy Carter, s young lawyer, now liKta-
ted at DnliMiu Mr Carter ts a native
of Foray 'h and began the practice of
his profession in this city a few yekrs
ago.
ty or leed stun.