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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
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LOSES ITS NERVLiWITH IHE GIURlipiwiWE IOTH SIDES FIRM.
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HjDDenings Re-
'.fli the Island
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Ed'tor
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i ,j.rnce to
I, Statement from Sec
sits
Re-
United
Cuba.
Mr. Cong don. Noted Church
Architect of New York. In
City Looking Over Ground
With View To Drawing Thes po
Plans For Church Edifice
To Be Erected In Near Future.
Constitutional DcmocraticiW.T. Sprinkle Pleads Guilty
Party in Rnssij Recedes
From First Position
to. the Charge of Retailing
ond is Fined J 100.
iters
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Dijrio P' '
s:rM -iff,.:-
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-papers
l.osf of
Mr. Congdon, of New Yoik, one uf
the foremost church architect;; of the
Vnileil States, arrived in the city ;his,
niurtiing and the day looking,
over the ground with a view to draw-:
h:g plans
edifice to
hat the
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1 F.niscoiml
ollicers
RYinileirs he
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stale .
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'the
lkjseveit ;
:, him hy
nt arn-j
....!e lv
letter to;
,-t.r here,
desire to
subject
in die
- ii t to
(V'J.
! ! . riiite.!
a -s atiil dis
!if nivalis to
. f it re ma-: aivvays
V ,y;iii oadiriim
e, . unr s -ii'tim ubli-w-je
lit' t'uta.
ror ttie naiiiisome new
bo erected by St. Paul's
church of this city. Mr j
Congdon has had much experience in
designing Episcopal churches ami is
well qualified in every way for his,
duties in connection with the planning'
of the new church for lite KpiM-.-p ti 1
congregation of this city. ;
Mr. Congdou intends to complete 1
.he plans as rapidly as possible- m t 1 1 - i
end that work on the handsome n w
church edifice may begin in the not
distant future. A large quantity of r
Ml. Airy granlie has already in en
placed on the lot. this to be u-ed in
the .erection of l lie chinch. It will
'be a handsome structure and in eviry
I way creditable -to the Episcopal
1 church and the city.
cy cf Oppos.ticn to Govern
ment Much. Weakened at Conven
tion Beiig Held In Hels.ngfors. Fin
land. Government Officials Are
Much Elated at This Shov of Weak
ness And Apprehend Very Little
Further Troi.b!e from This Party.
(Hy Publi.-hers' Press )
ll.:i.Sl;RiRS. F u.ai.d. Oct v -The
e..:s,..r.i::e -.:. ot ,.i.-:tii.
tio!;;,l i! iiloi ra'ie e.ntv has w.iii'a r-
Several Defendant! Submit to Ver
dicts of Cutty. a Majority of tht In
dictmerts Being for Gambling,1 Car
rying Conceated Weapons And
Assaults. )
! lory iii the convent;
of
No .
been di
W. T
northc
2i:t:ty :.. t.
nioruii.g .j..
tine of $,"'i
Kd. Jon. .-.
! Holilns. all
i gambling
i: ink
I.i.t
S' iii! inipoi tauoe have
nf in i he supci ior court,
e. wlui icsldcs 111 the
of tile county, plead
charge of mauling tins
Judge Ward imposed a
Says Never In His Ministry1
Has He Ever Heard More
Powerful Preaching Meet-j
ing At Centenary Church.,
Tile M imoo, of Rev ) II- t'utiiaun
at Centenary Me: hodist chntrh yeslcr
day afternoon and last nigh! were e !
ceedingly powerful and greatly Inter- J
esled those who went out to hear So
completely wrought up w Di .
Chrcil ben? iiiei the magnificent dis-1
len.si.i'i ,,l sntil...'ts tli.H He at the I
Striking Machinists And The
Southern Railway Both
Seem Determined.
MachiniiU Wht Ar Striking for
Higher Waget Say They Art Mak
ing tht Fight to Win. Railra
Company. On Othor Hand, It Try
ing to Replace Striking Michlmttt
With Others. Nont of th Striken
Havt Returned to Work.
EETS.
ciermcn Practical
le To Borrow
00 To Be Used
jiree Years.
nvest gate Telephone
Matter of Improving
i City Physician Is
W, A. Wilkinson
'aded School Commis-
Bjy Patrol Wagon. .
Wmiii. uf he W;!ho
TnM Co. was clecled
jnm::.-sii,n..-:. suceecd
"i.. ti-iw a resilient of
l nuking Improve-'Itc-ls
was discussed
as authorized to ap
IM' to consider a nro-
imw ;iiiiiiihi -s i,,,,,ded
iwments. The com-
RW. a: the ncvi meet-
as natii ii to investi
' !';iho::i service. t
";i 'h t-iiggoMtlon of
C-"Hay to install
'!ni iital to nin their
'y Populate,! plirt. of
i?t'iitn!il.
's mafic
T
r lit .tt'ui
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Its eief
crd Dr.
a'ter ha
I'll
ineeting of
night Dr.
I ritv phy
1.. Haras,
hf'. ii chair-
in fur three
,-k
is in i vi ry way
Hi rubber
Winston
:''-''r "tis itiiinted
a i-ii(ji room in
'',:ir:"l tli.it the citv
ViM"i dial tliere could
lih,ii i'. the skating
td xt to the
, (SO
l''1'.1 prnuf that
sai.ee..
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:nak"
a 1:
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Henri
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na
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I'ticerning
!'' I rains.
as so
"ieiiicanor
'"flo'il for
.i time.
'ttgineer.
''tug metal
" ai;f the
He -'i eel
' and will
!!'. II t: ry
" of itn-
' Guiding
- .-. also
' i'h in-
H"tk now
was
The first joint discussion of the
present campaign was held in the
court house . this afternoon between
Messrs. Graves and Dobsoti. candi
dates for solicitor. There were sev
eral hundred' voters present, and.
judging from the applause, the audi
ence must have been about equally
divided as regard; party affiliation. It
l was one of ftie inns' interesting joint
I discussions held here in many years,
land both speakers made fine speeches,
land dealt one another some' "ban.
licks. Mr. (.raves was the aggres
sor, but Mr., Dobson looked after his
defence. Of course the .Democrats
clnim Graves got the brst of his op
ponent, while the Republicans on the
other hand are equally certain that
Graves came out second best.
As the discussion did not end until
I'.t.'IO this afternoon it is impossible'
for this paper to handle the debate in
full, and only a brief outline a possi
ble here. .
Mr. Graves mad1" the 'ripening
speech of 10 minutes duration. He
discussed national issues at some
length, and the tariff in particular,
and quoted his opponent (who in
former days was a Democrat! as Ally
ing the protective tariff was nothing
else than a robbery. Mr. Graves in a
very humorous manner, pictured the
experience Mr. Dobson underwent
in becoming a Republican, Intimating
very strongly that this Ihinw "li'"
was responsible- for the change of
heart of his Republican opponent.
Mr. Graves also discussed state issues
and defended his record as solicitor.
Mr. Dolmon began his reply by say
ing that Mr. Graves was very loud
of "pio" too. and cited the changing
of the counties of this district as an
instance to prove the fact. In defend
ing his legislative record Mr. Dobson
said he (Dobson) was bill a 'bump on
a loir down there, as everything was
Democratic and' therefore he could do
very little to help the people. Mr.
Dobson said he remained a Democrat
as long as Democracy meant some
thing but when the party got to that
oint where it forsook everything
that Jefferson and Vance slood for he
left "her,V,atld had never regretted
his change. He ridiculed' the Walts
law, saying that great moral move
ments to be successful required grial
moral leaders and asked, who were
Walts and Simmons that thev should
become champions for teinpciance.
in a 2i)-minutcs rejoinder Mr.
Graves again dealt his opponent, some
hard knocks, asking him if he was a
henchman for Marion lluiler. He also
cited an article Dobsoii signed in
which the writer said no decent man
could vole the Republican ticket.
Graves said he had the district chang
ed to prevent old -Forsyth and other
Cood counties from, falling into the
hands of Republicans and bad govern
ment. He admitted he rode on a pass,
''it said he was ready at all times to
prosecute any man. firm or corpora
tion that broke the law. He said he
was an attorney for the railroad and
nan;7,it ion
now in ses.-ion h'r . Tinier tb. direc
tion of this faction ilie party has vir
tually backed down fioiu its s Mug
position auaiiist t'le government ard
iris rreiitrled tha'. In doing S.,7 It
has g: t weak, ned its cause in the
eves I f the le.,ile Uelleiallv 111
ptincipe the VuVng iii.iiiiI'i.-:o sim.d.
h m-'iiibers of the Annua w ho hi ;d
i'liua! ses.-iotis at Viboig alter the
czar bad diss. lived the Uw-nuking
bmiv is approH'i! but ail force is taken
from this dejlaialloti b other actions
of Hie colivenlioll. The pionailil ot
passive lesistioiee to the gneriiin a'
and retusal to furnish men foi ilie
aiiuv are I mi h sidetrack d. The time
is nit lipc to interfe.e with conscrip
tion, the congress asserts. Kor tin
.-atue lea-.on the pally will not al
' nipt to induce people to tefiisc
lunger to 'pay taxes.' In the future it
was decidisl to devote efforts of tin;
(.arty to winning the coming election
ami' i nlatging the
doutna.
Officials Are
St. I'KTr.ltSlU'lU
constitutional democratic party has
virtually sounded its own death knell
by the action of its national conven
tion at Hclsingl'ors. in backing down
from former position of strong op
position to the government.
This is the general opinion of all
classes. Government circles are
highly chad our the action of the
convention ami officials make no ef
fort to conceal their happiness. Hv j was suspend
iiviiiL' the constitutional dcitioci als i William I,
Hough ropi it is Hssei'te.f. they havi
hanged, themselves. Tim loss of prcs
lige sustained hy constitutional driuo
rials, it is believed, will make it pos
ihle for the government lo doininali
the coiningelection.
poweis of I he
Elected.
;. (Jci.
V --The
SII
North Carolina Commission
For Jamestown Exposi
tion Is In Raleigh.
Members of the Commission Are Con
sidering Three Sets of Plans Sub
mitted for North Carolina Building
at the Big Exposition, One Set Be
ing Submitted by Winston-Salem
Firm of Architects.
fSpecial "o The Sentinel.)
RAI.KIGIf. Oct. !. The- North.
Carolina commission for Jamestown
Exposition was in si ssion here today,
conside: ing plans, front three archi
tects, Smith, Carrier and Noithup, of
Asheviile and Winston; Barrett and
Thompson, of Raleiah: W. I'. Rose,
o( Raleigh, for a lift-en thousand dol
lar building for .us.- as headquarters
of North Carolinians visiting the ex
position. The purpose is to sell the
building iiftir the exposition as a resi
dence. It is expected to adapt plans
before ad joiirnnieiii and make ar-
i-HiiL'eiiieiits for uieliniinarv work to
begin.
d Judge Ward
and the costs.
Robert Rudd and Kugelie
colortd. plead guilty to
lodgment was suspended
upon taeh paving $ln and costs.
Th 're wen submissions, in seveial
tube; minor cases
'"u-t alj-aiined ,(t for dinner
and Judge. Ward uniuiuurcd mat it
wo, ibl not reconu ,. until I o'clock.
extra hour being given for the joint
ilis-'ilssion lietwicu Solicitor S IV
Utaves and his Republican opponent,
.1. II. Dobson.
Court Proceedings.
Amanda Kcr'es) and Miiitu-a Kccies
. re convicted of enticing a s rvant
hoy away from his "bound" parents.
.1,1, Unr ul was susp- nde-l upon the
pay metit of the costs.
John Kill p. for .disturbing school en
tertainment, alitti, capias.
Lewis Issom, failing to list pull; de
fendant released upon payment of tax
ami the costs.
Robert Russell, colored, failing to
list poll; not guilty.
Booze Xeal. carrying concealed
weapon, defendant plead guilty; jlldg
tin nt suspended upon payment of the
costs.
Carl Martin, carrying concuileii
weapon; defendant plead guilty and
was lined $-b and the costs.
John Banks, falling to list poll; de
fendant plead guilty and was releasei,
upon pay metit of the costs.
N II. Medtarls, failing to list poll;
defendant pbad guilty and Judgment
1 upon mv lueiit of costs.
King, failing to list poll;
defendant plead guilty; judgment stis
pendeil upon pajnu ut of costs.
Raney Burton, falling to list poll;
defendant plead guilty and Judgment
was suspended t:;,ou payment of
cos-is.
William Heath, failing lo list poll;
defendant plead gn'.lly au.l was re-
leaned upon payment of costs. .
Sam ('line, falling lo list poll; re
leasei; upon payment of costs.
C, .1. Dillon, KMJab Halrstou, Geo
Reynolds, rrank Fries, colored, Dan
Lehman, failing to list, polls, all re
leased upon payment of costs.
Andrew Huffman and T. Frank
lin, assault with deadly weapon and
forcible trespass; defendanta plead
guilty; Huffman was fined $10 and
one-ha-lf costs anil Franklin $S and
one-half costs.
Sam Moore, assault with deadly
weapon; defendant, plead guilty and
lined $lu and the costs.
Albert Similiters, assirult with dead
ly weapon; defendant plead guilty;
flnci) and costs.
William Craig, assault with deadly
weapon; defendant plead guilty and
was fined $lu and costs.
John (lllliiiore, carrying concealed
weapon; di fetiilant plead guilty and
was line.; fi'ii and the costs.
Malenh M-irehead, carrying con
cealed weapon; defendant plead guilty
and vvas limd $lo and the costs.
cushions ot Miiiject tn.ii lie a; me (special lo i lie m-huiih i
very bottom of the Chiistlan religion' SPF.M'KK. S-pt f The lt re
that he aiose at the conclusion of last poit from the twelve shop on the
nighl s sermon and w ith a voice - Southern Uailwav aftecn-il by the
showing bun to be dicplv afTi-cl-d. ic strike of
marked to the cotigi' gallon; "I wish
lliolhcr Comanti was out of here. I
would like to say something aboe
It
him. W?. IT, say
'in ui ministry have 1 ever listened to
jf'Mir consecutive sermons thai leached
lor probed ! 't per than the f.uu dis
iconises of Brother ('oinalin. two on
to-l.n M Ii ii u-'. s
powerful exposition
no! we should go to
hat such wondertn!
he heard and hIuh.1i!
lis people,"
yesterday af
ternoui was taken from the story ol
tin!, mi's M ml His last night'.'
theme was "How to Intel pu t the
scripture.." I'.otii wete masterful pre
sentations of iliv ine truth.
The services are held every
noon at :io and T: la at night.
stcid.iy are thai cletn
sweep was made So far as Is known
none of I he '.'"' machinists who walk
ed out have returned tu work The
anyhow. Never j sti I'm rs claim a victory. The railroad
omt'lUlh HIV IllUSliUs t-Asrur-lvc iiriti'
Hons to meet tm emergency precipi
tated by the nr.kr hi ! are ripened
to import huii-lii . lx ma- lilnlKt.
Sunday and t.
they have bin,
of gope truth
Cod In pt aver
preaching should
-;nk into Ihe hearts of
Mr. Coniann's theme
after-
SERIES OF STAR
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Press.)
'I'll r1 u 1 on I
dains iiKii"sl
roto r llarburger anil W. K
, millionuire proprietor o
ll!v publishers
NF.W YORK. Oct.
scenes in;, i ked Ihe A I.
todau '
D Slok-
ire
lights i that was why he had a pass.
f'.r J, ,
; Phoenix
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X. v
r I'
'lets
intiiittee
a horse
1 ambu
" police
(fly Pul
NL'W YORK.
Al. Adams, policy
led suicide recent
I'M
Islo r
Oct. h Tin
kii.g.
. , w as
til
will ol
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said 'hat
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to he.
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Hai per,
" mis af
a routs at
Mr. Dobson also made a sharp
Ply In his rejuiner. lis asked Graves
in what counties he (Graves.)' fpre-l
sented the Southern, and whet: Mi-
Graves replied "Ashe" Dob
Claimed there was nor a raiaoad in
2' miles of that county. Mr. Dobsoti
further claimed: that if he was eiec'et!
solicitor he wonl-i indict the tobacco
trust and do all he could to "hits'" it.
The debate was, a most interesting
affair, each speakur holding "!i:s own"
and the crowd in attendance enjoyed
it thoroughly. Seldom, if ever before,
has-sa joint discussion hero been timr-
rogtitc'.s court today. H i:
the face of Hie t.staluer.t
rev. al the 'real s iz'' of tin- '
whii'h. now is es'iina'i'd at l.env.ei
eigh: ami lei: miirUm- The will in;i'
-hows a total of i:i.ii.""0, of w'-icl
$;,)i.i,.f.. i.s in a a! r--K-rtv o- on
cent ;f the for I uti' went to chants. .'
hin'. of Ihe estate goes to tin- w;,;.i-j
ami : he n iwiinimr i '! hii -is to t
ehihlri'i: v.itii the except loll' of -tea
iieill.c.-ts lo three reia'ives
Aiisonin apartment where Adams
died, had n windy war during which
Stok. s ali--d llarburger a "dirty cur'
and Harbinger Intimated thai. Stokes
was i e-potisibie for the death of
Adams, which he said was murder
and not suicide. The coroner reiter
ated Hiis statement t(l tin- Jury but
without leaving their seats they re
tun. d' iii-' venlicl that Admits .com-m:'--d
suicide. Stok-'s and llarburger
.ifa-r the verdict apologized and shook
The management of the new hotel
Ziiuendorf has placedi the beautiful
assembly room at ihe disposal of the
hospital assoclal ion for the star
course and the association now. looks
o the music and literary loving cit
izens of the Twln-Ciiv lo make Ihe
course a success. Of course it will
lie a success. But every citizen must
help these ladies in their effoits.
When a member of the committee
calls on you mi et her wlih a smile;
tell her you are anxious lo show
your appreciation of their efforts and
buy oie or more tickets. The hospi
tal Is Ihe beneficiary. The piollt.s ob
tained do not I- ave Winston.
For the pi ice of $T,.ilU you secure
a season iickci lor iwo persons, ror
$:;.nn you receive a ticket that will
entitle (he holder lo admission for all
the attractions. For a small sum you
can take your wife, sister, or sweet
heart, lo an attraction of high class
literary or musical talent, attractions
thai are a delight, enjoyable and In
structive to our iclined and educated
community .
On October lud the first of the at
tractions will be held. Ralph Bing
ham, one of the foremost. If not the
leading humorist oil the lycentn stage
today, will be here. Ralph Bingham
comblnea with his numerous lecture
his great, talent for music. With the
piano he is a marvel and his violin
productions are wonderful.
Ralph Bingham a most
evening of song, mirth and
has often been called the
man on tho lyrciim slagi
who lake advantage of Hie opportunity
to see him will agre- that he Is enti
tled to be called a wonderfully vnsa
tlle gentleman.
The attraction for November will I
the famous F.dwln R. Weeks Com
pany. In December the wide) know n Bos
Ion Orchestral Company i booked to
appi ar.
In January will appear Ihe no'ed
Ariel Uidicsi Quartette.
In Febniaiy the Alkalrbesl Art Keel
lal Company and lit March I lie Puce
Klilig Company, consisting of the
three most beautiful women on the
lycentn stage, will be here.
Tlcse attractions ate booked and
guaranteed. Now let our publli
spirited citizens i, tin ; r pan and
asslsi the bulbs of the Hospital As
sociation by purchasing tickem. Buy
a ticket for yours-if and wife or foi
your sou and daughter or for youi
father and mother. Kiste-ts or brotheis,
but buy u ticlo t.
LEAF TOBACCO SALES
it is. with
enjoyable
story. He
"fiinnloi.t
ami those
ATTRACTIONS OF
WINSTON-SALEM
The following appeared In yesler
i'ay morning's Cliailotte Observer:
j.an week two Obsnvir men pen!
three delightful d iv In Winston-Salem,
a fauueil point of the paper.
The special occasion of the week wiia
the county fair, and while th weather
was adverse, the ultcudance was
good Olid Ihe "exhibit ver flue.
Forsyth Is essentially a tobacco Coun
ty ami Ii-Ing so well kn.-wu It whs a
subject of sui ii ise lo see so great a .
variety of the products of the will on
exhibition mid of so rare excellence.
Not Inferior In quality to the toliacco
were Ihe wheat, coin and otutoeit,
which arc entitled to special mention."
Winston grows rapidly, It Is not.
tobacco manufacturing town alone,
but a variety of things go on there,
lis latest acquisition of Aalu,e la th
new .Inzcndotf hotel, a pleasant sur
prise In all particulars II lias 1,:.'
bed chamber, each with a Morris
chair and a longdistance telephone.
The house U richly carpeted through
out, the moms are beautifully furte
Ished Iii oak, mahogany, cherry chairs
ami tables, with bra-a and brone
bedsteads. The rooms are light and
airy, ami tliere are enough baths,
each of which Is roomy and wpII pp
Vlded. Tin- lobby of tht; bourn- is
ample hioIi handsome am! as much la
true of the dining room, which Was
opened for Ihe firs! time lust week.
The Hotel Zln.eiidorf Is an enterprise
of a J dm slock company of a lot of
live men of Wins-Ion and was planned
by Mr. C, C. Hook, of Charlotte. II Is
meter tin- management of Mr. ha vie
uaiigh, an experienced bote) man of
Augusta. Ga., who knows his buslnco
and has already signalled the new ho
tel for aufrcKF.
The pilnrlpal social event of fair
week was the reception. In Ihe hand
some rooms of the Twin-city club,
Governor and. Mrs. Glenn aland
Ing nt Die head- of the receiving line,
Nothing Is veiitnud In saying that
Hieie U iu town or city In the Stale
which could have presented g hand
somer lot of well dressed and genteel
appiarlng men and women.
. Nowhere In the Siati- do Observer
f'dk have mole cordial welcome or
more courteous Inaiinnit than In
Winston-Salem and their hospltalllv
and courtesy were never U,,,. mani
fest than last wiek It Is alwava a
J.n lo mingle- with Ihetn on their
streets and to meet them In tier
homes. Their social life Is entirely
'leligh'ful and It s 'a great pleasuro
to see them doing so well In a mate
rial wnv. i
T
TO BE
P00NDE0 TO PIECES
I By Publishers" Pa ss i
BI FFaLo, Oct, H,-The si hooper
V ia Medora witb Jtp.u.oi.u cargo of
ardwood lumber Is pounding lo
d-eis at the entrance to Ruffa).. liar
.or. She was cariie-d agalrml Don
a-ily's Pier III a gale Saturday nigh'.
t'tijoyed than that of this al'iettus-ii. :
All members of
Salem Gun Club atv
meet, at Hcgp Bros.'
nesday night at 7::i"
on-1
to
Hie Wim
requested
store, on Wed
to make fit'a
arrangements for the big .shoo, on
Monday, October 12. All persons in
terested or wishing to slum; m: tlw
'lay will please meet with the club.
Mrs. .!. A. Dean went to B.-.'ews
(-'reek this morning to viist her
mother.
IS;,... iii! to Tim Scrt,:,e!
WASHINGTON. :' J'-'
n . commission has . ci-l- ,
lin from in'-'if-'riug at pi- e;
e :hiii, of poli'jps as pl.v.e 1
,, oflice hold" rs ev en t h-e.g l
aie lil-:d agnilis'
'pernicious act i (.'"
joll the eomlili -st'-ti
h the cbaiu--f..r
j.-e tpot.il c t
iu,' aey d'-etsi-.i
i,, iatisail
r-iriy
!.li.-.l
-i:.k.
this moriiing
off when the
the
vessi
crew was
began I"
Colonel Webb, In his Tobacco Jour
nal. -
"Fanners a a s.-iiiiijr Hair tobacco
iiioi. rapi.il.v than we have ever
known lb-m In Hos sect, on lleci-ip s
!a-t eck were iniiauai'y large for
-he sea.-.-ri ..f Ho- unr Th,- (oi;lie
nous lams have eau,.i., tobaee., to
dalnuge a great deal, and farm-n
have been ui. aid- to prevent it. hence
their iiiixii'ly to. s-li We hiar no
rouiplaint of pi ices. On the other
hand prices se- to be genciallv sat
Isfactoiy. Th-- quality offerings
iii to this line- havi -bn n mainly um
mon." Tin sales la.-t w-.iK on Hie local
ma ike! agg'igateii .i.s2 Mtiit.
GKFKNSBORd on i .- K -r!
con 1 1 reconvened for Hin second
week's work this morning. This ra
wiil be six nt In tin- trial of case on
'lie circuit court docket. There are
eight damage suits agalimi railway
eoiii!iiii K 'set for trial. This rnorn
I: g tin- case of lan-lla May. a-kmx,
against the Norfolk and Western Rail
way, waa (,i!le,f for trial. This case,
will probably consume all of today'
M-spi in. Judge W P. 11 num. Jr., and
I'l'-m-'iil Mahly are appearing for the
plaint i IT and J C Buxton and Cyrus
II. Watson are reiil t sent Ing Hie ib'leil-
conn any.
dan;
The plaintiff
a damage foi
hand.
suing for 'phi
killing of hi r hiis-
if r
Ti
Is
on
"Tht County Chairman."
"The County Chairman," to he pre
sented at 'In F.'ks' Auditorium Fridar
night, 'Ih a comedy of Indiana coun'.ry
life by Giorgo Aile ami Us preseuH
tion. here will be a theatrical event, of
gre.n Importance A large audience
for this high-eiass a'tractlon Is assur
ed lb'' paslucMon Is said lo be very
tu and complete In eyi ry re-
reiii
B. P. O. E. Notie.
, rae;;
. be no ab-ent bro'lieri
Is
s-
el Itl''
sl't
Aim
over !'
moils.
h-'. ehaiges ll-d
,,. -Ihisi. nin.le by Sena
of Not til Carolina
(Bv Publishers' Pies I
PKTKK.SBI RG. Oc" !' Seven
-ooii-'in were kiiiid and t - n'yi.iiie
...tij-iied. several so erious;y that ihey
I wiil die, iu collision on Sibeilan Rail
j way near Marlnov ka.
Miss I, my Gm-riaut. of llittivi
the guest of Mrs H. A Cm
Cherry stteei.
Ir. 8 J Montague returned (his. tonight. A g'H.d -aire
aii-ni'Hin Irom Thomasvillc. !
Mis, Jollti Reviioi.ls, of I'ilie I Ui
who has In n vlsi'lug here, man m
home rh: afieruooti.
Mrs. (' M McKaiighaii "!,! to 1
baccuville this aft-moon to us.t !,-mother
ssion i.-iilght I, el there
fiom Hie lo-kjij
in -Hole
Mr-
' lit"
m -1 ri
A R B-
thU af.
.ix-' toui-.r
I. Buiz'-ss i,j
George C.
1 v ilie Ih.i af'e
M.s
went to Martlnio
n Mo a"i.ii. th
i.f h-r broi her, It
Nil mile 'I y a-e
w-Tit lo Martins-