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CITY DAILY SENTII
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS,
1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
THE FLA3 RUSH A COLLEGE OPENING FUNCTION.
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KERNERSVILLE Oil YESTERDAY
NEJL.
mm nflfjninATFs
COAST
s
Miees .Made Splendid Impression and Arous-
f.Va5m county Commissioners Strickland and
'Defended Record of Present Board In Effective
TUeir Speeches Bringing Forth Liberal Ap-.
Xandiddtes Deliver Telling BlowsAn Effec
.',rK For Cause of Democracy.
r;.,. LiinRiCM by
! .I'.-'l 'li',nl
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;M h: XU Hall.
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iii.iMl!S-1
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I I' liino
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isv' ;h s tar ami ;
.,k n , .-;y I'.pp'ivt ii-;
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j:. ;,;;-l 1,1 Clllllf
..sums. ih-iiiiU they
n:t,.Un - a.- I hey
t ! ..a iiaii.1 X;-
.:' b''. is,
-n i. :iii:hs majority. ;
.,.-, .;.o K. F.l
ii, V. II.. i in ill. ;
. ; .a as nullity :
,-:, i r -1 i:t ami j
A (..(i.jnj rin-ii- ofti-!
a, i! I :!::, to the'
.. ibeari'd by
... !; i o reived al
T ij' -1' tH ' ClH'li.
To the Front.
. , a hjI I), nio--:!
;1 the foicmo'st
;'s llfinonary I'nl'
ir: an nine, in
!;;;!. i:i a most
Nil! ;l itm.'l Wni fur
4R"I Ii)-. healers !o
fii'nia: r t-! : 1 1 r s as i
; - .i:. Hi r; anil
I unit- taudida
Ikj"1 v.'imIs. I hank-P-'
k; mln-ss and
'A '.v !!: 1 c J. t un I
tent, but this prosperity was all p.ir.g
in the classes anil not tu th.. p-.-at
mass of people. He referred tu tin
priot (if tobacco, saying that while the
price may have advanced smile during
tie past few years yet the necessity s
uf life have advanced in price in in
i hau had tobacco. He said i h i vvtn
a remedy for the trust evil ,u:r, ,f
there , re no laws now on the statute,
books that, could regulate these,
great conibinations. then he w;i it ;
favor of enacting the needed , gii.e
tion. "(live ns n Democratic t."i.itit:rt s-.
and a Democrat ir president ami I guat-
antee you they will tind a letiiedy.",
declared Mr. Cox. who predicted tr.atj
the ieople would n.it forever submit
to the open defiance of the law by i
these great corporations and their'
millionaire directors. j
.Mr. Cox also touched on the negro!
question. He declared that the n urn!
ipiestion is not settled and never will '
he; that so long as there is a Kepnbii-1
can party in North Carolina leaders ol'i
that party will make every cml.Mvor,
io again place the ballot in the hands
of the ignorant negro voter: that Re
publican leaders are too fond of olliee
not to accept such a chance to I'milier!
their selfish interests-al the expcii.-ej
of decent .government. ,
Mr. Cox reiterated his position prc-j
vionsly given in these columns re-'
sarding county affairs and in cmiclu-i
sion promised to support every imas-l
nre i hat lias for Ms object the up-!
building of Forsyth enmity and .Virile
Carolina.
MR. CARTER'S SPEECH. j
Reported That Much Damage
Was Done In Various
Places By A Severe
Storm There.
Donjhej in Cltvtlmd Plain Dull'
It It Thoua1 Eftc of Cot Dutur
1 bnct Will Be Felt It Far North
as South Carolina. Enact Amount
of Damage Done Not Knowino Vet.
(H Publisher PrrM ) ,
. Ki:Y WKST K1.1 , Oct IS -It tk re ,
IHi'ied Ui.it ,-i i'cloiif lite i i tick
HaN.m.i N. d talld huvp iMt n re
Ceied. lull it Ik innuued Rteat duiu
'.ice was diuii' Calile eiimiiiiiiilcii'imi
wi:h Ciilia i letert n pi d
MIAMI. Ki.i . del IV Cutui .m
sei 1 a luinic.inc. It h fi un t
'itieat damage will tie doii uIuiik the
Atlaiitli- cea-t ns fin north Us Soiilli
tCarolm.i Weather bnietut imlletltiH
iis-ilitl ftnlii W'HslililKton nave rnlii
et the sLu in Detail of devastation
lieiieved to hae bi'eti wrought In
it'uba me lacking us cable coiiiinniilea
Hon with the inland Is lost.
MYSTERY IN
GAP TAL
anil iira'-d iijwi:; nil D moerau in w,,
and Vote u;- r'ie , tl ite ticket, as t!:e
electain oi ) ni:n ra's mean: the on-
fiiuitiiion nf ihi imsH-tiMis state el
affairs- i:i X-.: t li Cifdina.
"Why Did Not Charlie Reynolds En
dorse Mr. Benbow's Candidacy For
Collectorship?"
Mr. Itiixtou a.tin eh;,!i;eil th,. j;,-j
puhiicau par i in tl is i iu as b.-ini; I . ' .. .. . . , ,
coiitioUe.i iiv !w,, iiieii-ciuiriw and j Leading man In Theatrical
LtVZ:Tn "I'o, -':;h' Company Disappears At
waj d;,i chaiiie h tt.d.is en-1 Raleigh and Is Bellev-
.eii.-e .in. i . iiiniM iviiiiiieai Hi! itiej
ciilleciDrsltii)'.'" asked l.lr. Ilnxtnn. and'
proeei'ded to nii.-wer it by say ill's Ciall
Mr. Reynolds knew that if Mi. licit-1
how was M-li -led for t hi.-, place Mr. Francis, Who Played Leading
E
CITIi BET
UriEO WILL
QMORRQW
THE LORD JESUS
ed Has Suicided.
Comedy Role In Play "It Happened
In Nordland," Received Letter On
Says North Carolina Should Look Af-I
ter Her Unfortunates Favors Re-j
duction of Poll Tax If Same Can Be
it meant I he der.apitai ion of Hi., I her t
..'ihn"s official In ad Mi'. Itiivlnii attain
.eeltircil liiHii-u r tl al if the Itelilllili. I
eans ..f ii.:.- tin were coin m t.,j Arrival at Raleigh Telling of Death
let the Revlmids brothers hold ihi
Done Defends
tion.
State Administra-
jktlSSIONERS SPEAK
!i aid Hjnnon Defend
f Present Board and
t Has Done For the
'he Past Two Years.
Makes Personal Plea.
,! oi' the can
as I'-auiu com- j
''V -li-aia'-r. He
''"'Miif iiaily suwi
'An atn! la ivimlil ,
A'A -tin Mie duties
A -: i:.'r;e.ts of
-l-'r'''l'iii as well
M t,r.iiiul-..iil i
1 !J elle in t!le 1
';;v:1-'i as ir ,.aer to
!'' -ail: -When
' came in
' " ;i ' -l! 'if $.'1 .nun.
""iiff We have
""' '"'''' 'A.w count v
w built at
' " It.illle for
" : that is a
' (;ir l;v We have
, 'p"1' tt! roads
'."'' !-n;iHistanil-
'' s net- the
;i-vt''l le Mle in.
'If !.e best
. :' '"' r"a,is ami if
" !."' "'r lault. as
' ibhiiit thin
'if weather
''ai.-a,n I),-.
ai lioatd
'' ''""tilllle to
, q "f I he ,.,-,-"
,!'l'i' s to the
Personal Pea.
"' ,'iti"i'iai.. tor
" si nek.
11 - renin rks
''",:'" 'I ose or
;" ''"elusion he
r1-'1"' !l in par-
.'j .. i
..... ' IWIi'W
U:ni,''!r'V;l1- ""I
Ii.-..!.,.,"'1 Hi I'liers
j '." " mietiien."
. . , J" ; ' apoloiry
(, '.. ' : l;'l.''it on
I..-.."' "f'AlU 1 ;
:!',",, !i' fand. If
.. ' vote
t - i. ,'' ;"'e for the
t, , f ' clert it.
! y ',"1:" ''ill con-
nt-h
Mr. W. T. ('alter, raudidale lor the
legisltitiiK.. is suH'eiinn from a bad
cold, nevertheless lie made a vole-win-ning
speech yesierday,
Mr. Carter said tint the n iminai ion
came to him as a surprise, as lie was
not. in the convention, but declared
that ho deeply appreciate the honor
conferred upon him by his fellow
Democrats and uitied them to rally
aboui the ticket anil elect it by a
handsome majority.
In the discharge of the duties, of
;V legislator l:e will have as his ambi
tion the best inteiests of all the pen
pie. He will represent no clique and
will work and vote for those measures
which he deems most benelieia! to bis
fellow men. Mr. Carter declared that
he was heartily in favor of the State
making ample provision for her In
sane, her blind, her deaf and dumb
and if the present institutions were in
adequate for cnrinii for those seeking
admission therein, he was in favor j
of enlargiiiir those Institutions. -
.Mr. Carter .said his Republican oppoj
ueut was promisim; a reduction in the!
poll tax should he be elected. "I ainj
in favor of such a reduction." said Mr.
Carter, "if such a reduction -can hoi
wisely made, but it retinites money t.'
"ondiict everything successfully ami j
we would have to be very- careful in
this matter."
Mr. Carter defended the ptc-ent
Democratic State administratJoii. He'
ridiculed the Republican accusation I
that the Democratic party had been j
extravagant in the expenditure of the;
scl'ool moneys in this State and rpiol-j
ed figures to show that the charite iva,,
Without t'oiinilation I
On county matters Mr. Cartei said
1 e endorsed the road commission idea
and believed it would be satisfactory
to all the people of the enmity.
MR. BUXTON'S SPEECH.
of Sweetheart In England. He Said
He Would Kill Himself And Disap
peared, Failing to Show Up for Per
formance Last Night Police Are
Searching for Him. Big Crowd at
State Fair.
best oflici s lor life ! title he knew
.lial the p-'niocrats w uiM be colilent.
as bo Hi of thein wete clever nun.
Railroads and the People.
Mr. Iluxioii discuss, d the reduction
of laihoad fares and laics and aertiii!
pli ducd liims If in finer of a n due .
lion.
in connection win tins sunjeci. vit. n,,,,. siirred up over a possible sui
Huxlon .-lined that lie was etniihat ical T, ,., w, K f,.ar,.( i he
l oppos -d in Hie manner in wlii(hlh,, vj,., js r, Kiancis. who plays
tie railroads tieated our local m.-r-l,,,,, (,.iiM comedy rede in the play,
chants, lie .-.aid the railroads were.., TUnn-u d In Nordland,'' presented
(Special lo The Sentinel.)
RAI.KIHH, Oct. IS. Haieixh is
disci iiiiinat iim auiiiiist our North Car-
olitui no tclianis and t ite.- an instance
where a Wiu.-i in littn in iiuicha-inu
a car of bananas found it cheaper in
have it hilled to Roanoke. ' Va and
thence back here than to have it ship-
in the Actideiuv of Music lasl nlnhi
lie is an Kintlishmail of excellent
family . II.- an ied hi t esti iday
aficriioon and found a letter from
Knitlatul tellini;' hltti of the death of
his KWi e beai l. He told some ass i
Remains of Mrs. Jefferson Da
vis To Be Interred At
Richmond Tomorrow
Afternoon.
Kef
held WiT
, d din el lo Winston, thoimh 'he car s j,, t;,. ,i,mpauy he intend, d lo
had lo pass ihroiil- Witis'toli in ej t; kn, ,i,. f. ,. took a room at a
private hoanlinn bouse, spent a few,
iniiiule in his room and left, ieavliin
his haitmut, . lie iibi not show up for
Roanoke, lie was in lavor o icmslii-
tiotl to lellled) this evil.
Other Issues Discussed.
Mr. IliiMen disiuiss d 'lo- trust is
site at s Hue (eiitttli, takit.it the lo--t-tioii
that no man or c i: i -n a! ion is
urea-, r than 'he t; e. 1 1 1 1 1 ':t As a
solution of tin tin-t . vil Mr HiiMmM
-aid lie was in ,,in nf e;,a :' I'm lit of
laws under w'i:c- I he-e t ,eh and pow
i rial iiildi. ; s oi i !i. M opl. :-'n aid re
ceive tile anie iu;i;.-hinetii a- ::te eotn
moii hoi-e ihi. I". ir:-'.u. "What car.-tlicM-
an ' ci pot at ions f ir a pal'ry
it'-;,- nt I.", i ihi wl.- ! hi -ikinu t ne
a it make
-k.,1
iiuoii re
" eonelii.
IS!1 SPEECH.
, 0 Be Remedy for
V:ri'y' Re-
, -,-, T"at the
" B'C Factor
;"" 'tmdidate
.'' speech
'k :P io th,.
' !r;. ,;,K in
refer-
1,1 prosper.
' :" pins
'' ''.it a in ex-
Discusses Trusts, Railroads, County
Affairs, State Administrations and
Incidentally Tells The Kernersville
People That They Must Settle Their
Differences Among Themselves.
When Mr. Huxlon ascended the plat
foi 111 to make his speech lie was eject
'd witli much applause, and he put
his audience in an even belter hutiioi
by referriiiK to the low eciliiisr. wiy
i'lU it w-.ts not Ids dcsiie to "hit th'
celling" this early in the cainpaiL-n a:
leasl.
-Mr. Iluxton's speech i;i the in.'iln
was alons the. same lines as that of
the previous day, an outline nf which
was Riven ill these column '"r
day. Nevertheless he di-cuwed se
einl oilier issues and time and .atain
was applauded.
Contrasts Democratic and Republican
Administration of State Affairs.
Mr. Buxton took up the Resell ad
ministration in N-irth Cat'citm nun
comnared il with that of the lieiiio-
ctatlc. . He told of th" Mail la!- that
marked (he reiitti of Kepublii tiiiistn
Vorll, -.,,-,,lln , renin I S'.'ll I i s'is, ,
charged Rus-iell and Hull, r i'h
ins; responsible for the Dal-ana b-.i
scandal, saylnt; that tl'o"
were. alone responsible for tin- Sin
haviiiff tn pav t2'i". l"""tl,i,: 1,1
Russell and ililtb r cettina a hiu "ra
off" ns attorneys, lie said he w
proud thtit no scandal had mail e l t
adniinlstiation of State pm'tiue
since the Democrats c.'inie it. in pew.
l-l V t'le
Mr. ItiiMon. .
The read ties;ion and the W-addill
bill wi-te aisn d,,-( ii.-s. , i. Mi l.tnx-
toll, his positi HI nil Ihi i' f" .-!.'!! -belli:;
heietohae iv, It: 111 '-,!-
iinms.
Kernersville People Must Settle Their
Local Matters.
In conclusion Mr IWx'osi -nm d to
his audience that l:e wmiM !ak--no
side on the s.-!io.i qa -'lea ;ti K r-
ttlT-vioe, If Ihe peopie of li.V "IWH
wic in fav.t of incieased iae-. tor
i lie schools and a iiiajoritj of He- p.-o
pie so v'i;i d 1 lien he would hai c eie
acted laws to thai effv.-t, ', I1""-
,..! v. i; that -imii in an
election and the maj.iiin vote should
rule.
Mr. ISnxtoii "a1- as.-uie! In nitiiiy
at the elm" of his speech Mia1 his
.-jews e" 'le iSs'l "f '"'
with their approval and 'he wneV u i
'he phu last nieht and tie- conipanyl
left for Durham this morning for Ihelr
liiRaaemeii' i ' hi iiifi t with, ml KetrliiR;
all) tiaee of liilll The " c; I '
ilittnsihi - as tea-onably sine Kramisi
has gone nfl ami killed himself ti
he Is a soiier. reliable man, the lead ,
mis mini in tie plav. The piilice Ilia
nil llle lo ikn'l! for 1 1 It I . j
Atioihei ta.nv dav for the Hate la':
litis foda ha; ttond crowd of piesihlv
i i-ti iiioii-aiiit was preseui.
STAR COURSE OPENS
v an a' 1!
h ,- hi': a
-.olef- nf Saiettl Ch.,pe tnWi:
I'he candidal'
Today ihe i a::d
Cre, I; ;md tniitot r
w - l
.,11 the en ill ;
wnik. Some
i,e tni.l sollle
h,n ins io s oi
Ihoitb it i h
,,f 'le
life :
:- evp. t:
illle
!ICe
.1 i;
s i to The setrin. i i
K i.i:i;n u. t i- - Tit. in
., - ,- :n pr.-.-f.-'he ,-a -.
he- w i-t tl li' tl T I! I!-
',' ' i;, m f M tnth hi at.d ii-..
I '
ed M'i
I"
,f
till I I ... I;, ee
t,(l. eiillt'.tl'l' -
;t'lil"
,11,- w
ol ' i a ::-'
he giv I'll
m t-i . ,r; .f
tie- p. ib'.:.
The hid . .- nf the hospital associa
tion ate i:. silling season tickets for
the s'ai coats.- to be given in audi
toriuin of Hotel Zinzeinloi f. A season
ticket ii.!nr"ii!i: two persons is ; nn
am! tick, t admitting one is ft.un. Our I
citizens should liny these tickets and
hus -how tlnir tnleiest in He work
if tie- hospital. The hotel has done
its eat't. now do yours.
T ,e lir-i tiltraclion takes place next
Me': ay niglit. Ralph Bingham, tin
iioo ! humotlst and musician, will
one of bis splendid entertain
in. - The following by a news-
;;;,;, Wfil.-r WliO kllOWS liilll. giVS
d. of his work :
i do not exaggerate when I say
eve Ralph Bingham is the gicat-
; . -'oi telh-r in 'be world. I have
: , . i .1 marly-' ail the fanions rinm
if. of today, but never have heard
who could make si tnuch nut of
vrtt.ns. I do n.rt mean to .a Ring
i'atiis Murks are nothing far fiom
j i but I've known him to take the
1 !.. i t : i v ia incident and. in his itiiml
.i'r. w a v . convulse his a'idi'oi,-, be
I '.. . a tboiisaiiil or a do.i n
I it.ti'gha Ill's: ciili-itaintiii'tit never up
; -- ' thai tired feeling. His stnrics,
of paHios. song-, pi. mo si, its
.:: -.iolin solo- till an evening wn!
. i;iv of restful vii'le'v
II, s aim is not to philosophize nor
'uck In'o oni-'s mind a '!' ,
1 .,;-.:!,; io (Hinder ov r - lie bo'di;.
it. ' !e si Iv sav - so II is aim U to
ii'. i 1 . ii - to a mu-e all w ho ha '. I I'd.
a ,. In- is n -ute ,,h.,l The In '
s .", ' rv night durittg a long -ea--on.
-
I In re are pl.-ti'i f n''!s's of n.'
V.l ' A HT nt it! ttielr OK II pe
'lar w a '. s - ! 1 1 j : al I ate i fferent
--: loin "
(Jordoti 0. R'-v nobis, sign pali.'er
. " ":ng' out some n'ract've road
it!,, for the .(; v. Meter Co.
Funeral Party Leaves New York This
Evening. Short Services Held To
day at Hotel Majestic Confederate
Veterans to Have Prominent Part
In Funeral Ceremonies, General
Stephen D. Lee Being In Charge as
Marshal.
(Ily Publishers' Press )
NKW- YORK, Oct. I S. III lef
vices for the laU Mrs. Davis,
this afternoon at Hotel Majestic,
.-mended by relatives and peiHonal
li lends. Rev. M A. Senile, of HI.
Stephen's I'roieslaul episcopal church
lllliclateil.
The body will lie shipped to Rich
mond, 'a., at Ik :in this evening
Lieutenant (loveinor KlIUou, of Vir
ginia, came here last night to consult
Ihe family regarding t n net al nitange-
llieii! .;.
Tl e body will be accompanied from
here In Maj. K.lwaid Owen, of Mont
gomery,' commander In chief of Con
federate Veterans' Sous; Mrs. .1. II.
I'arker. president New York chapter
Daughters of Ihe Confederacy, nud a
delegation of women. In the filll' lal
party will also be Mr. and. Mrs. Jeffer
son Davis Haves and Mr. and Mrs.
(lerald D. W'ebb,
The fun. ra I will take place tuinnr
row afiernoou, (iciieral Stephen ,
Lee. of M is-is-ippi, commander in
chi. f of the Ciilieii Coiifi-deiate Vet
erans, will be marshal, He has smiC
an order ieiuesfing all Confedeiate
generals to nt'cml
(lovernot Swaiisnii w ill Issue a proc
'ama'loii calling for the general su.v
p' tlsfon nf business nil Ihe .H'casioll o
tin- hineral.
Th.. honorary pail hearers will be;
flein rais Stephen II l.ee, of MUsis
slppi; A. I'. M Stewait. of Tennessee;
S. H. Hiiekie r. of Keuiuckv , L. I.
1 -i 1 1 1 1 a x . of Virginia; R. F. Hoke, of
North Carolina. W I. Cabell, Tcmis.
Jatnes H. Lane, Alabaniti; Maurice J
Wright. Washington, D C ; C. Irvine
Walker. Soii'li Carolina; Clement A
Kvans. (leorgia, and W I' Roli' iis, of
Not lb Carolina.
STEAM LAUNDRY II
Rev. D. II e.imiinu preached again
at Ceiiienaiy church lost night Uh
Ureal ViWel . e said In pin t ;
John runic preaching "repent for
ihe Kingdom or Heaven Ik at land."
Jesus and the anoules preached Hid
same liulh "i'i'cpl ye repent ye
-hall all likewise pilsh." No man.
can belli ve in the ,nrd Jesus unto
the salvation r his soul unless lie re
petiu or sin. Repentance Is the de
cision of olio's lulu, in give up nil sin
and lo yield lis whole heart and life
Up to Hie Will or Hod.
How (an ye believe which receive
honor mi" or another and seek not the
honor thai cume from (Jid? Without
abandonment or nil sin Christ will
never become Kill lo any tnnu, of be
.nine bis personal savior.
Among the unconverted and loM nre
ninny who bellove, hut an II, win when
He was on l aiih, Ibey do tint eotifewt
liilll lest Ihev .thoiild be put nut of the
i.vn.igngiie The mil) way to Cod nnrt
glory Is through a straight gale and
narrow way and few there he that find
il. Mm go to he because It Is easy;
ihe) i each lu ll nn He current nf
ihelr evil Inclination. Now win must
repent nf sin. give t up, denounce I,
denounce It nr he damned. If joil
waul In give up fii, ir yon dccldo lo
ttive Ii up ami 'give your life to Jesus.
He will give yon the siwer to do SO.
though every devil this side of lull
plot vein dnw ulall. To v leld to JesiiH
mentis a lire (,r .',c nlillca'lon with the
rejected Son or Hod You tniint con
fess Him pulillch, cost what II maj.
You ciniiioi serve Cod and Mammon
To confess Ji'sus ni your Savior In
Winston will not cost vmi your life,
hut vnu will In. avoided by the Worldly
crowd, ihev will shooi out the Up at
vou, bnl no man who gives up the
wot Id for the Soli or (iod will jose by
Hie liniihaciion. He las Ihe life
(real) thai now Is und the lire lo
come.
Ii was a custom aiieicu.'v, In order
to de'etinice the sitnlU ot a tlltitl to
deirlve him or food for a length nf
illne then to place lefoie him lecail
and gold and If he grabbed Ihe gold
III si he was coiol.leied rtiii and
tieaieii accordiuglv Now what about
the H"all"d Intelligent who mal e
choice nf death piefeiable to life?
Truly ihe old hvpuotisl. the devil, ban
a Tearful griinji upon men. Tie man
who makes choice of Christ J.-sus.
confessing Kim s bis hope and trust
Hhall be saved even now, Ibis night
Listen. "If thou i-halt confess with thy
. mouth the l.onl Jems and shall be
lieve lit thy In art that (iod biith
!iaic, Hun fiom Hie dead, Hon shall
i be Hived
Dutinir Ho- closing . patt of the er
Mnoti maiiv iiieinhem of the church
I made a public coiifeson fit Jesus and
the .blessing of Hod came upon Idem
A nuiiih. i or Hie iiucoiiverii d also
mad.- a conreu .ion of ihelr falMi In
Jesus and tlo ir detertniliatlou o give
their live, to his m rvice.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
SALISHI RY. -Oct. IX. The Sails
bmy sti am .laundry, inc'udiiig build
itig. and lanndn, valo-d in $ 1 2. nun
was ti.ni'.'l iailv Hits inornliig TheJ
lite ottgiliati d on 'lie second story at
2 n in. and P is I boui'l I io have
liei'ii of inc. tuliat y orit.'in. The build-!
iug of Hie ('.-irral lle'il, adjoinuiit
Ihe l.iundrv cauithl several liuiei. bill'
was saved ,v 1,' iolc i ffoti of 1'ie (lie j
tu. ii. Tin- i, win ., cairi'd about I'l.'Hiui (Hv 1'iibiUiers' Puss)
in-iiiance on t ie propcie, ,e.t roved I MOIlll.K. Ala . Oct IS. Informa
tion was r' c uv. d i a r , today or the
The Osman Stock Co.
I.i-t nlgl-t ida, was Dr. e,v and
find. tig or I An mote bod.es or white
lilell al IhMlghiu I laud, Where nil (t V
Mr Hyde. , whiel, , W. II. liar' ! '"" !,v"e .!.''fi"K ""' ",,'' "! !r""
and
liiin
Pal
The bodies were
badly d.ei.nipo id they were poi Ide'i-
igan ptoveil himself an artist
' hi '. vet -.at il. ( oiiii;i n v g.'i v
ample -iippon i
Tmiatia ',t vv.ll be iiil, r. .'l,,g to j 1 '' AH I s h:i! r:" al
-'inly Mi Hattigan iiltiyitig one ,r the' ''vlt;; piicen. Sl-dge
i'-aditig par's in u oirie. tic cotn.l
"The Maid's Hf I a agent At S hi
Th'iinp oii, "'be run-makers
H'.r '
New Advertisements.
i L Rev no'd . gu ,a, titer.
..f their com. , . ts a-, a cuituti K""l "d f-t.ce ifi,. a sp.ci.ty
iiii-er. aflf-t wllch 'br- plav pom- r H Reol, good n in.i from ev
wi:, l,i-i'ln There w,il he -;,ic;.i!i,r. . ' n ' '' of out !?.jl.l.-me floor,
h' I W. ' II Ihe acts. ' I; I- e! I, V.lltl.li V Co. - '.eat
''ii -ee ,, iiiiti ure to wear Itordeii
The rutura: 4 Mi.-s ll.imiiia I'ol'z for men
was conduced fiom the horn. ,,i the llwribae',.-, tt II: o-- Tomorrow
deceased tit three o'cloik vei'etdin f inl...:il dav a' t'o Hus, Store Some
b;, Itlsbop Rotul'haier The interim i,t '!''' P' I'-n.i i I v in'.d value, will be of
was In l'i- Mofav iau v .iie ia! T ie ' led
pall b' tiieis we:e (iei A S.o.et. W I ti'li,i -' Ibm. s'ot.- nnoiihc
II. Cliuatd. W. S. I'fotit. II 11 No-' ii ; Velo d. tno; -'i 'ion for Friday Heto
H, A I'loh! and W. C. Cti-i i''i IV tt.io To, '" o'c!..i I,