'WlM-CiTY D.JLY SENTO
t
1906
PRICE 5 CENTS -
A CASE FOR THE POLICE
col:
ENJOYABLE AFFMfl.-AT FORSYTH FI.
"Jirco
Reception To Governor Glenn Bigger Crowd At The Grounds
Last Night Was Success Today Than Yesterday.
In Every Way. j Despite The Rain.
f-e At All Attends
im Carried
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i
CtCa i' "..'tv.,-.. ;
-
'in CubJ.
i
re seem
XRECOXCILLU,
. . uje Been Sent ,
jell Trains A"d Nor-j
ion the Island Are j
t r-.Mir r.on-
d A'" v."""-"
Several Weeks e
This Evening-
,i,s' Vr-s.)
;T':.- di.-.i fining
.k,. jnnn li.ite vie-
ti i I' I! l n K
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, !!.(
nf
mis
rs.n'.ii l"'i"
a:; i" II"1 ins
tilt'tll
liirh
lilt'
SHI.
1 I"
have lie
; i-imid.
iri; made at the
there late tilts
II OCT. 22
Mtmr. of ilif Win
:i; Amis I'd., was' ill
ni.ik; arrangements
ic-Saieiii (inn Club t
Ivoiini: exhibition here
tiay afternoon,
iter Repealing' Anns
!?! w.th hix nf the
ion shuts in give the
m l'l he Mr. W. I.
R. Tay.r. Mr. .1. M.
John B;.a ami Mr. .mid
in.
invited whether they
i"' but ft.r ih.i- thiil
ttif- c!ali li,if, arranged
iffi a::rt as taigfts will
ie crnt i noh it will be
Brl:i ,)iir guns,
ciaiiy invited to attend
! fHl shoeing :f
a !:. is the arknow-
slut
riilf
an.
Officer Undo Sam: "Now,
tell your troubles to the judge."
'. Dornetl in Chicago Chronicla.
IH FEDERA
I
Several Defendants Were
Found Guilty of Illicit Dis
tilling Yesterday.
Negro Alan Shot At Camp Of
Working Force Near
Whitney Yesterday.
I LLED fif UN If LET NTIUC1
s this
r iiiinii.
ar li
'I" T j)jht .vein
Dili's, marbles,
' tin iwn in t!io
'vli a solid
i i s.Ki:i witti
tifxasion will
' i t:j V. S.
ste
Tun Jji'iitinc! I
i i
a sin
" - 1 e Rowan
n'-s vp taken
' ';'!. a Iiiikc
lines l.MV Sas.
i:i! ln.-e of
iii which
'I lleiell sifk
lleill;!,. Thp
tin- water
I hat all th.
,; if il;e, coiiii-
liiion. The
mer.s was
"f a iat-Rc
'i il liv At-'
However, They Have Not Been Sen
tenced, by Judge Boyd Yet. News
Items Reported From Federal Court
In Session at Greensboro This
Week.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
GREEN'S BORO, Oct. 3. Several I rai Iv
i
cases for illicit distilling were tried in; a ni
Negro Cook Kills One Man fid Ser
iously Wounds Another. Woman
Claims Self-Defen6c But She Is Be
ing Held to Answer Murder Charge.
fSpecia! to The Sentinel.)
SAl.lSHl'RY. Oct. At Whitney
yesterday iiionilns Mat Brown,
(i cn'.k i" one of tilt' ramps at
I
i '
fall ,
''' iI:
I i'S .,
eleien :.:.)!
ri-iit-i.,,
:'v ef i!
f I '.Ik.llr,
city. The
will roach
United Slates district court here yes
terday, but sentences in none of the
cases wore passed. The following
were the men tried: Charles Martin
of Rockingham county, guilty; W. R
Combes, of Wilkes ct.iinty,
guilty; Sam and William Jones, of uM I by
Guilford county, pleaded guilty; Hayes n si10t
r-'lyiin-. of Stokes county, not guilty ; I tfu. m,.
W, W. Atlklns, of Caswell, guilty;
lehit Adkins. of Caswell county, nn!
guilty; V. A. Spi.as, of Forsyth,
former revenue ganger, making oppor
tunity to defraud the govt rniiienl.
guilty. X. K. Oliver. Illicit rltsiilline.
guilty. Judge Adams represented, the
defendants in nearly aH of the illicit
distilling cases. C. H. Walkt-r, of
Wilkes county, a. former deputy ree
nue colleclor, jileaded gniity to mak
ing false reports of the destruelion of
illicit distilleries.
,
thill place, s'lot and instantly klUe.'l
Jim (irifliu. a toiored employe of the
roati actors, on the big power plant ul
the nariows on I lie Yadkin river, and
seriously woun.KCl auoiiicr negro in
pleaded ! the tight which fi.liowe 1. The wt irpoii
'l,e. woman wa a double bar
gun. It is al'egi .J s'le shot
linn in i-"lf ib fetise though
i -a i rit d to A'bei niarle when"
iaili d it !snir bail I , await
murder.
Possible That Panama Cana!
Officials Will Decide fa
Have Work Done By
Contract.
sue w:
.111' w.i .
I rial for
IIS
m STORM
man
i'.as
i ti:,
Arrest
.special
" !r'tal tle
ie'iiiks, Ala.,
''. during
which re-
sfction
i ought,
MAul,
lost fn
';le town
in ''as been
''o- I'eiisa
:' '' ''is tour
to the
:i the neigh-
STATE OF
ed. .
niiHiorities
ili.it ;iy,v
'd lu re for
'""I'm, of
'' Cll'nnililo
,.r..r,.a from
!'". Hie gov
re to stand
';,n';,.;i -nrt had
a' ."" k,-Pt in
, k Faisou
; : "',' for his
"e state
(liv Piiblisliers' Press.)
ST. PETERSM'RO. Oct. 2. The
Russian governnient is preparing to
take inure aggressive action against
rev-olutionarles who are exerting ev
ery Influence they possess to over
throw the nionarrhy. Having seen ml
the upper hand within ihe .orders of
the country and having driven the
revoliillonists to cover the authori'ks
arc planning to extend power to reach
offenileis who may seek safety in for
eign countries. As the first step in
this direction the understanding be
tween Russia and France in regard
to the return of political offenders is
to be strengthened. Krnest Valle.
formerly French senator and at "U1
time, minister of Justice, is here m
conduct negotiations . Rtissia wants
the agreement extended .to mak,- t'
Pos-sible for her lo extradite eery
nolltical offender who se ks refuge in
France.
PRESIDENT HIS I
I
ILK MTU IGfi
Chief Engineer Stevens And Chair
man Sbonts, of Canal Commission
Have Both Considered the Mattel
Thoroughly Although No Definite
Decieion Has Yet Been Arrived At.
I Hr Publinhers' Press.)
WASIII.m; TON'. CM. a The Pan
ama canal may be built by contract.
The canal commission has Issued In
.confidence to practically all of big con
tratrois (,f the country tentative speci
fications of the work. As a result
tJjete are btlng received a great many
proposals and suggestions.
Thi nubjer't is the irlnclpul one
upon which Chief Ktiginetr Steeni
and Ciiairnnin Shonls, of the commis
sion, wotked during the six Weeks
that the latter spent on Ihe Isthmus. It
has also been the chli f matter to en
gage shouts' attention during Ihe last
two months. It Is not probable the
decision will lie reached for sometime.
.arge Number of People Called at' Horse Show to B Held Friday, Thli
Rooms of the Twin-City Club And. Making Fair Last Day Longer Than
Paid Their Reipects to the Chief ftlr jast Ons Day Longer Than
Executive of the State. ' Advertised. If Weather Is at Aft
The ucepiiou tendere.1 Cou-r.ior K j Favorable Big Crowd Will Attend
! .(ili'tiu on la M euning at the Twin-' Tomorrow And Friday. '
'Ity Club was u nm.-t divided mutc.-s' Ifcspii.- drU.Unn rain, praetli -ajly
Mid Hieatly l-ujoy(Hl. ,ttl n. ! , iidanee upon th. For-
I'he nfimi$ had lit en tuns- attract!.--j tu cinu.ty fall tt l.iv was largi-r tlmii
decorated for the ortasi in In c.tlir, on ycle: lav. The maiuigeiiieiit l
ins. laurel, golden rod and uuiiiinii , niakltig an t flf x t to Ret thf iuHetn
eaves. !( ()1 raH ti.'ilns between th city ami
The ft.Ut.4rt tt the dreary seeti pietlmont park on Friday. provWtvl
.vltlmut only emphasUed Hie blight ..tlier rondlllotm nt favorahlc aml-
less, brilliancy ami beauty of Hint, if this arraiiceinent In niatle tha fair
will be eiintlinieil one tiay loiUtT tliau
within, all present i-ntl. vr.ri iig to do
honor to our popular ami well bc!oci!
;orrnor.
Kxquisite mil-tie was iPiidcretl din
ing the entire tenlug by Kaltdgh's fa
nous string orchestia.
Delicious punch was nrnt'-tl by Mrs.
tettle Woo.lruff. Mr. Walter Nadiug
md Miss Annie l.udlow.
Teniptlng Ices and take were eerv
tl by the club.
Among the out-ot low n gucKU were,
.lesilames W. K. Sliilip. Eilwln cht'r-
nan, .Misses Rcinliarl. Illue. l.tiulse
md ICthel Carr, Maiy Iteubow, Maiv
tunli r lt t h !. Robinson. Itinwn,
lernhart. Not II, l,ewl. Swank, Duke,
I .a ura untl l.nia llalrston, Susie unit
llirdie Hilling. Ann If and ' l.oulse
.lutchlnson. M s.si's. Caldwell, l'oe
Hid McNeill.
FALL OPENING If
( liv I'llbllshers'- Press )
WASHINCTON. Oct. '. - The presi
li'tit had a long conf mice this mm li
ng with Judge- Chilli' - K- Mau-ion.
tecr ntly governor !' Panama, a: the
lose or which it was announced that
ihe president, had decidt d uM to send
PRESIDENT TO IKE
S
Iagoon to Cuba as coii'
lleekman. Winthiop. pn-s' tit
of Poi'o Rico, wili probab;
noiuled prmi-iunal governor
mpla'ed
governor , ri)Vi.
' !' "I1" J and
of ( uba
Are They Liable to Tax.
(Special lo The h:uUiicl.)
h t kk;H. Oct. The nueslion
the liabiiily of fraternal onleis ba'.'i
a bent lit liiandi for i's nenili.t
pa." the State licenses, i.tx u:I f
N.u'h Cdiolitia insurance I::w, n tfi
snliji ct to the in sura nee laws of '
Sti-te is being pre: sed on f'oimi.
siolieiA of Insurance J. R. Young
now. for a t uiing Mr. William .1
,!ann. of WiliiiijiK'"". is here as r
ney for the Older of Kaeles in-"i --r-ate
I undt r 'lie laws of ' Wa.-li-t.
state lh auihority to nig.tn,.. ::
fra'ei'tial K;ic"tv or order wi". t.-ttr
fits nfr i's niembers and is r-nferr us
with .'in- insurance commis-i'ii :
L'atiiiug this matter. Other efi- i.1 of
the sanre character doing b'iic - In
he State aie much 'liter. -s'e !' f. '.)
moi iii.'ir. No figiil is to be m;t :. :'
being the i)iii pii.-e of th- oner '" ;...
th, t,i a: 1 cr.nipiy
J'i-
II'
,'. I ublishers' Press.)
! WASHINCTOX. Oct. - Rtxis'-velt
i will It .ue Washington at 7;f0 totnor-
mnrning for a trip to Harrisburg
Yoik, Pa. The magnificent new
state capitol Is to be dedicated at Mar-
rislitirg and the president Is on the
piogtam for all atldress. ll'T'-tf'ill take
!lui(heon with (iovernor Penny-packer
and a select gathering of KeyHtonf
S'ate notables- On the way back to
W tshing-ton he will stop at Yotl:.
where he will make an adilnss at
the Hearing county fair. I' Is stated
tiie. president's remarks will contain
tefereiict; to political affairs in Ihe
;uje. M" will rta'h Wasiiington on
: his return 'at 7:ilu p.-ni. -'
Decidedly one of the most beautiful
ml artistic i. pollings ever shown in
he TwIii-CiU was the one of last
veiling at tile handsome department
tores of Itosenl.acher ti Hro
Notwithstanding the very; Inclement
veather, hundreds of people were
een wending ilieir way to this sulen-
hi display of ladies' and geniUinen's
lie wearing apparel. Cutler the deft
Ingn's of the decorator ami his ef
lclent co-wmkt is, the store hud been
(inverted Into a tiling of beauty. The
vlndow on the right was nn artltt's
t ml v in red, handsome drest goo'Is
ii all the - i ntltlj lints, lw lug Ingen-
tiuslv arrangetl, with all 'he novel-
les.ln braids, etc. The centie window
leplcteil a perfect aiitunm scene, In
he. spacious park, which was strewn
vlth autumn leaves. Two figuies.
andsoinely gowutd, weie stolllng in-
!de of the niost unltiie fence of wliltf
md uold.- Out was gownetl In a most
iegant evening robe of French cream 1,1
inputted lace over cream laffeta.
a 1 1 h a lovely opera cloak of lavender.
vhlle the comi anion figure, was most
it'Coniii'gly tin sseil In an eltgaiil
irown tailor made costume, hat.
loves and a magnificent set of brown
iiirs to match
The whole pretty sretie was lighted
by iiiimbcis of dectilc bulbs, eulwln
'il about the large while columns
Aire myriads of auniuin haven, while
tn attractive luickgiouud for the
whole picture whs th beautiful forest
ceuory exiilbiled.
(In entt ring, going down the light,
i Southern anlunin itene whs por
trayeii. the alcoves of grti n on oin
sbie ami green and wIiI'm on the other,
howing Hdiuirably the inagniti'eni
line of Roman slrl.pt. and tancy plaid
'llks, t ie. Here were seen novelties
of all kinds; all tb different shades
in long, and short Ct'iiiemerl gloves.
exclusive line of the onyx hosiery.
in w creations in
etc. Magnificent
advertised. The .alii prevelittMl the
jra.es fcfhidiil. I for litis afternoon.
I T!i,- exhibits of final producta tl
I oilier aitia-'lions surpa'f all formerj
efforts matle. ln lite asviM'liition,
; (iovt rnor Ciieiin's Bildrtv!., at the
j formal opening of the fair yesterday
' artet in, on. was pat tletilarly arpron
jrlate an dliiten sling lie spoke of
'the gnat lieattlts to be derived from
I thp I., iltling "f 'iie-e annual fotiniy
fairs anil tlst'Uhed the iirogrt being
male In larniliig an I all tMher luilu
trlo in the old Nmlh Stale, The atl
dress was op Industrial Hue atnla
heard wth getiulno Interest.
Horse Show Friday.
The Sentinel U requested by lie fair
management to state that the horse
show will take place Friday. Instead
of tommiow, as formerly announced.
There wilt nlso he racltiR, Imlloon a
censl in amrother attnitclotia on Fri
day. None of C-ie exhlhlta "III ho re
in jcd before Saturday. Th tralnt
to the fair grountls will he operated
,im half hour schedule on Friday. WUU
favorable weather great crorwiU r
j exp'ecte.1 at the fair tomorrow nd Fri-
I day.
J Racing Events.
I The racing contests yesterday afi"
jnoon opened with a 2 20 trot, which
I was won bv Kieclor, owned by (I,,.
T. Dyer, of Roanoke; Capl. took,
owned by W ('. Dyer, was neeontl;
Kate Campbell, owned by W. W.
Smoak. third, ami Piirtsnioiith, owned
bv James P-iotht-is. of Yadkliiville.
w'jis fourth. The llinc was Z.W an'l
2.r.t!4.
The second event on the card wan
the 2. It; pacing nice. It wan Won by
Ht I.ouIh, W. W. Murgcstt owner, the
time being 2.1!) and 2.2dH, I.uxttiKK ft
and Catntgle (llvldltig thtj fecotltl
money.
A 2 2j pacing race followed, .fei"lo
C winning. She la owned by W. (,'.
Dyer, King Max and Karris took tha
honor oT dividing second and third
money, while Serior Woodland tan
The Hun was 2-2V and 2.29.
J ,11. Dyer acted as starter ant
Robert S. (ialloway. I). Rich and C. E.
Hht lion were the Judges,
Today's Races.
The events iiiinounced for today
ate as lollows: i
2 ,',ii tiot I) mule llenton, Venlo,
Cajit. niokRoso l.eo, Kolor.
2"i 'I'lot or Pace - Setmr WoiHlland,
Toiii Howe, ('aid C ink, MagHilli".
Ro-e l.eo. Lucy Hall
2.19 Pace Jessie C, Hadle Teniple.
Maude Adams, Carnegie, Ik-lb
Pal Medium.
Chorus Girl Recovers.
RAI.KKIII, (Ktober il.--Jiephen I
Hut us, one of tlie t horns glrla of thu
"Utile Durht'MH Company." who wax
injured' in a runaway here ami bad
convulsions all day Monday from Ihn
effrcta of Internal Injurlen, expr
It net d a stuMen and remarkable turn
for the better, wlibh euablol Ver to
neckwear.' q, hi n,.r i.,i within an hour and take
Importeil I H.r .,.,. Wfn n, "ijtiu, ichfsa
an
'all II
I K..U ..
Oi l I H,
Ulcus viw 1" rrencti liamt clotn, , Company." Die mipiiositlon Is that a
suiidow pialds, Scotch mlxliiies ami I rib was wrenched out of position ami
nil the alty, dainty materials with ex- ,lut one of her violent convulsions
(pilslie braids. applliiieH, etc., lo forced (t hack Into Ha proper plate so
match, wete attutleally shown, In-j that relief was ItmtU Instant. r
terspersed among tlose dulnly fabrl's rase had baffled several physicians.
were lovely 'palms, ferns, begoli'as. . - . , , -
roses and dozens of silver tin tt. 1 1 sii a ble make, style, price ami ' kind
(fiiarles. Imported for the occasion In; may be found, for old nnd young;, Ren
their .gilded rages, which view with j tieni"ti f.nd ladies, la'la a'ud lassie
ihe loVely tiinslc furnished by the ' f- j it ; j can be nil'ed.
rhestta, in filling the air with dlvloej i,,n,. thouKh was the gentler
melody . Here also was shown a j ,,cx s fan' y catered to, for Mr. Haudcll
Marge Hue of papery, similar to thai o: t nbHClier (,' motist rated fully In
i fiu tilslieil for the m w Zlnzendorf by'lii" incemoux display of K-ntnmeu'
this etiterpt ising linn, dtawn wot k i flNe ijicss suits, that hand'iomp shir',
of a!! kinds, exclusive lines In t run i elegant ties, nobby hats, fancy veta
mings. artistic display or ribbons Inland stylish collars' could be- artistic
all tin new weaves, etc. With (ilffleiillv ;M;V Hrr:iiiged Mis blue show eattt
on a'coutp of the tbrt.lig (die asretided i Wi, ,lrts, lies, hose find collar lo
ith
4 New Advertisements.
, Vthilo JMar Co. Aunouuces . mar
1 ring of 'Mr. Wa-hlng'ou IJr ad Ui
I Mis White House Holier,
i Itosenbarhcr it liro. Looking into
j i he 'future.
- Ntwmi.n's Variej Store. All-
.st and'
lina'
an ai-tnanv
ihe 'taitway, wlote autumn reigns
amid winter sin rountiliigs. Magnifl-
rttit furs' In all the latest styles, from
.in elegant set costing $l2.'(im to the
ItiOM moderate price, gretts one,
jwljile it would !fIl-i;t to duplbale
.In style, eitgance and price, the nOb-
by, chic sul's In all the new colors
land cuts, complete costumes as well
'flounces tin- arrival of the tar;
finest shipmttH of glass and. if
I Meyers-WeSi.hrook Co. In
tractive page ad ti 'Is of the
R. C. Spaugh returned this morning
from Concord, where In- aitende'd the
funeral of Mr. M. I- -Moore.
Deputy Marshal Carroll came m
t his afternoon from Mix'ksvill". where
he went to look after the sale of some
land. '
Rev. and Mrs. .1. . H. TV.winati.
Liberty, who have been visiting R v
and Mrs. J. D. Williams. retuiiH'l
home today.
law.
M.
s ! i'l
she
it Hie
itnnils
iperat
-ion.
in
il'. a
Cai ritiglo
t ,.f Mis., Ks
1 tliis af'Tin.
i i
'his
r H
i pt rials for fair visltoi
i l.an'lulst Pfi
, knows, ask her
i The Misses Martiti
' . d.-. ss " Cea; su.ts will
I styles in the best mat
s for t 'i is,
hi Your
Wife
-' Distinf tion ITi velvet
most approved
I lilln.'
match, tihowcd real skill In exhiMting
goods to the best advantage. Indeed,
one dot 6 not need t'i go out of the
store.- to lit out either the family or
Jiome, as all the needed aeireaivotlea
are found here.
Tin- openirjg refleeted nitieh credit
tin the owtii'ts and employees of
Kosenba' lu-r'a vtoto. Especially . la
as mpaiate cloaks, skirts, waists, etc. -credit due Mr. Royer, the popular and
H.-re, under an experienced lad v. Mm I capable m.-iii.iger, and Mr. Kleteber,
.(ffrlea. any needed alteraHon ran he it he artistic decorator who airang"4
made. Curtained gracefully off by j attrat live windows,
beaiitilful lace rurtains was.'he com-' A Mr (oyer, the very romix-leM
plet and magnitlcent dtsplay (if drug ' managt r said. "It !,, lm,(Wklliie Pa
get.,, rugs, caiuets, In axtninster anv mall 1o make a ronitilete succett
inoijuetie and tapi-Mn. and f his Itusltie-s without rompetent
:
No i ris.
North
a prommet
Wilkesborn.
II
in j
r.t .
in
;. of Wiil-.fci.
tl ip to Ci'-i i
I.ashinit's Shoe. S'or
ave on your shoe bill.
Rest tibacht r Pro
it.gers; bird and cage 1 1
-How-
to
IiiiK,rted
.",0 each.
N, (iletiu Williamti was
afternoon, returning ffdii ;
trip to Creensboro, ,
J
here this
business
curtains or all kinds, while at list !;! '!
arranged to show to the best posstolel
advantage were the b.vely Huters
and drapeiies i,( all kinds Graeefuily-!
eiiTirninlng the large while clumiis
wete varied colors of au'umii btives.'
while potted plants, roses, ferns .nml
palms wera artlstlrally anaiigeil in
nooks, all over the store
, In the shoe department every rie-'
help Mirli as Is employ ed here "
RoHcrihacher ar Hrt), are u- lie cob
giatilat... on : he 'complete success of.
their opening. While the community
Is ir,1e!it I to these eiiterprlaltiR gen-t"!!ii-u
for ;t verv pleasant evening,
"lie bi-antlf i! t, t or.ttSons, llttln
haml mil rot , which we're given uh
soiiveiiiii., ami entrancing music form
ing a ttio of pit-ai-a- i t'-coilectlona.