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Jit rfay. This, is
-aaiii; aaiiautice-
p-mtirs health.
:-'i"ii is o:.l rel--.i:'l
'he physl-'-fins
li-iiii trout
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The following is from ;
News of today :
"His .Majesty and t '.it
Miss Mary Enitfrson as
l:x
Mil,
tl.il.d
tinctly pleased the audit net
(iraiid last night, which did
Hi i
make up in enthusiasm what
k.
Ef- in numbers.
The play is of the Prisoner of Zend
school, with nobles in sot ceo-.;. m
forms plotting; against the lift- ,,f :,:
sovereign, who is saved 1 ih,- ii,,(;
who turns out t; lie his dauuh-cr.
There is a ilninken scene. ;, ,t
scene, a minuet scene and the yavi ,n
other scenes that o to make up i h
limiatitie drama thai is written a n
mantle dramas should lie writtt-a. T.i
scenery was really excellent. the wua.
Kt nil w nil which me p:a open:
as s'd as has lieen on ihe lnca
fir many a day.
in:;
itue
Of the supporting conii;i::v
i,i
means the best was Con rail Ca:;tzet:.
as Count Nobhei's. the c.ii'-f p'.at- r
Miss Mary Emerson, as Hi. mai.!,
was distinctively the oential liuu.t
Hi'inmd whom the action ol the diama
revolved. She is a clever aetie.-s. ,,t
pleasini; manner, and p:etty. wi-hout
Ileitis strikingly beautiful. Tin ' v,-r iii -t
rendered upon her by tin- audience
w as one of appioval. thnunh the 'carp-
Mil; critic might perhaps say that her
, acting would have been more a ft', i iiye
hiid there' been more of naturalness
and less of evident aclinv;
All in all. the play was entertainin.n.
and what Is more, unusually clean and
wholesome from start tn finish
l it of ' ' ;
. H I. HETT
E
uinsressnian-eiect K. .N. llacKett. , .;., ,.II,,.fiI1!. ;, ,li;l,,ini ,
who spent the night here, statetl thai Th, ,,,.,,, ., ,. . ,
according to the fiKiire.s furnished him,t unll,s. .,,:i,,,.,,'i,in , ,,.
ins Hiiijui uy over npeucer ii;acKiiui
is 1,107 and he is quiie confiilt at that
the official vole will show this to he
practically correct.
Mr. Blackburn was to have left
Wl'.kes yesterday, but for sonic reason
ho did noi depart. He declared to W.
V. Barber and others yesterday thai
ho proposed to contest the elaction of
Mr. Hackett and expected to k(-i-p up
the light for ten years, if necessary.
A number of Mr. Hackett's friends in
expressed jtns cjty were at the union station
I'ahlishers a)t evening and' when he stoppiit
from the train- hearty cheers wa nt up
for the Congressman-elect, who was
warmly congratulated upon his suc
cess. Mr. Hackett shows the effects
of his strenuous rnmpaiKti work. How
ever, he says that he only lost four
pounds. "I weighed Him when 1 start
ed out and now 1 pull the beam at
1H0," said Mr. Hackett, who left on
early morning train for Raleigh.
II is known that many Republicans
nre rejoicing over the defeat of Black
burn. His fljrht for Hie Suite chair
manship did him no koimI in his I'nUit
for re-election.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS: ,
mi. noli: ,
.nmaj,,, j Mr. Henry h. Foi.l. snpennlt ndeitt
a:n at-i"1 0110 ot' Koi s t h's road forces, celt -
a (iiatl-! "'ul 11 ' 'le ueiii aci a i ie ioom..
niKlit by loyally ntortaniinn a tew
of his mnnv friends at bis camp m ai
tho county home. Mr. Ford's Knests
wi re Hon. J. C. Duxion. Dr. v . ii
Cianford'. W. V. darner.. R. S. dalhs
way. N. L. Cranl'oid. Dr. ' J KVni
in., Clarley Flint, V. I". Sprinhba
Watt Martin. A. F. Moses, Tom lluske.
(leoree F. Dwire. R. C. Click, I ial Dyer.
W. T. Tirown. Walter l.imlsay. Dr. K
Kul p. Leo Vaughn, Kemp Hattle. A. C.
liluin, John James, ,oo Terry, .lae
HaiiCK and Tom Ilium. The bill of fan
was as follows: Oyster S:ew. chicken
stew and chicken pie. other things,
coffee and cigars.
Dr. Fulp was toast-master. "The way
that crowd ate was a caution.'' ki .
Itlk (lmi un pret.-t.nl "We tl - V, 'l I'ed
who was present
' '" jeverything In sinnt
lahundant supply li
; be satisfied,"
' Mr. Ford and his sm
loolebratlon to the I'ulb
enjoy
CXlell
ad the
And Still They Come.
.New goods for Held, the Chi - na -
mini, rnntlnne' tn ntrive and the larS'
ititr-
I force at Reid's china sioie is kep;
ofjlnisy tinpackiti!; and plat-ins sim k.
i Reid's stock will he In by npeiiin- day.'
! which will he next Thursday, from n
r's.to 10 o'clock, when one of tin liiifi'sii
land best selected storks of imput-'1 e
US 1 KK)d8 ever shown on this market by a
retail store, will be display ei ani
more than six carloads ot cu' .as
and fine china will be show n. On "l" u-'
itii! day the tnusiu coui'st tor the'
handsome doll now on display a: 'he
Reid store will be romineiiced
The committee for the Chii.-'ina-ontertaimnenl
of lluikhead Sunday
nd
: school met at the home of Mr. R
Thornton last niisht. Af'er the busi
ness of the evetiltiK most delightful t'1
freshments were served liy '.bo 'ul"!
30X:SALEM N" c- FK1I)AY
try officials:
Thrt-e of .Mutual KcM n- Lite
Assurance lo. Will K,
Priwuted.
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A
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To Bf Tr ed Nov ,?-..
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Mi ATTEMPTS TO
IT
Mr.
Ohio.
John .1
iltletllpl
N, 'litis
('in.
-ho
'i'y today was
' f ; : 1 1 1 comniifii. 'In
'ii..!n.l artu.t! f
Isiiatrlieil a p:-a, I
p:
tleed
- ai, i
t In- hand
-d him a i
tppi a s.
ol
, his father and I at n kani-!
: Ml. and Mi.-. N.-ims.
l.iiiiie.l a irar or iiio:e
a'j
ml
wife has he, u ;a she
t.
a ' .(...
hoped foi laa-aii-i
at ion
his father and inuihri
Mr. N'evins was aire
up. He was intoxh-ati
Hi the officer thai his i
kill his wile. M:s Ne
lelllnent and appears
the tian si sense. Inhl
that this wais not the
tt d anil lor
eked
1 tint! ailiuill
(1
iieuliini was ;o
ills, w l;,i j, in-
o be a la;l in
'lie pniire man
Iii -! lime hi r
Inn-bund ha t at tempted i Kill her an. 1
that she was forced : b ave him in
Cincinnati on aecimm of cruel irea' -
nient. Mr. Nev ins aii l hi- son. w :io
travel for a nott'iiin tirm. have been I In Order to Accomplith Heartt't De-
in the ( ii for a wee, m mole feat.
Mrs, N'evins d... s not wish to ap j xiCW YORK. Nov. X -Chairman
pear aaiti'i I" r hi:-haii, ,,ii. i: i-( Connors, of the )o cratic Stale com-
likelv that ciirrvin:; a nonet ae, we:ii-, mittee toda.v issue.l a call Tor a meet
on will be the on!. h.H.t acailist (int. of the full cointlllttee to be held
Ihe InislMiid when the case comes up,),, r,. tomoirow. The object of the
before jhe maun-
- Mr. an
Jr., Who w
Mrs. A!: ;indt r Cnatham.
a- marne.l in :i)e new ,M
E. church a' . Bikin ) -sterday afler -
noon. na--etl i5nwi;li
I
city last
111 I'ilies.
niarriaee,
oi l-::k in's
1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r -
et iiiim eni'-eile lo I
Mis,' Cha'haiu. before
was M iss Cl aee (lw n
papula:' and arc-imp' ;
ai-:h
her
Olle
The' "iiiain is l.r
all,.
Mr
No
II I.
a Car
Cijaili
.pi. -n:
read.
hi
Mr. Q
pa.-:or
I'll! R.IJ.l
been
!o-iel
I'.
K..'d
I
.
j
lunch lie:
eft eslel'
er the l
lor i
a lor
s-iona!
an so
ie pas-t
Niaek.
v I;.-'!
N. V
; plele his c
i The class pins of the sealer eia-s
inf the W'insion hinh school have been
in eeiicd and are now li.-:.e worn lv
. the y iiinir hi'ii' and ii' ntlemt n ol the
chlSS ill 'llT "I'll'' pills are ever liix
j ly pre'l. and appropiiale
Speck von
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OEHMAN AMBASSADUH
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EVENING NOVEMBER 9.
eiectii sem.! :icl Bes.
Latest ws Regarding the
Great Battle of Ballots
m TneMlay.
Df -nocrat c Cird.flJtft For Stte Of
fees In N?a Vork, wth Ecptioo
of Hta-st. t ctrd By Mjjontit
Ranging Fro-n Four to Tn Thou
and Pru dent Gamptri. 0f Amtn
can Federation of Labor, Pleated
With Remit of Election Otrr
Newt AtOLi Tuesday's Result.
isliers'
Nov. II
I'resi I
With plurali
m.isand lKiiit
t lected. except
F.W wui
' - Of f If'
tell t
t was
C St.:
i I
I.i
o
. lint
s Stvti S.int Chandler's V I Ktit ' II. tu." ., "tti:i KiiktIi
l.iim 111 uce Is four teudeiit J.. iter, t xirai-r from upeeeli
t ie Kepiiblicans exptvties by Or. Mcher, showlni; his view
a lii:i:i
'. No
ill tilt COIllls
Hot, iiiaiked
for a le
vied au.
Gompers Appears Pleased.
WASlt;Tt. N . !i- S niiu.4
' ! - '.i n es t.Hlllv til M .ll.ienpol.s
:..' t. a rt'pot tt d dilTei t :i:'t In
' . a , ; Tat. - A nit i t itii l-'t I 'ial ion
r the entrance Into the
h
It is p.cliited that
coiim ii t it m Motni.n a
a ,
I tin ileltuates will be with
el
'a- I . aeiiiiioii hea-hpiarters slate 1
'hit :-' ii i i oulii but that (lumpers l
1 .!: ' :. lann d. lie tleclineil to make '
a ai. in, at about t he election. He j
! i- iln'i- has in cii ictor foriitKan-1
. d l.i'n.if He will tell the conven
tion ha' the Ii"ht iinalnst hostile con- j
l -Mm ii hail a ureal moral effect. Ile
'll l'a:i:! nut rtdueed lliajotity of ,lt -j
ih la id in Maine. He will dwell on the!
-.Lji.Heanre f I'ennsyhania electing i
"" uiii tii millers, and New .It rse
s nhiui: a mil m printer to the haiise. '
-to;::; i.it 1 will In plaved when he j
a ii- i-f Uo.sevclt'.N ib-cl-ioii hist Will- j
in -shin to appoint a conitnission to,
itnisider the atili injunction bill, one'
of labor's pet measures). j
Churchill May Be Named, bad a claim against Mr Hrewer had
CONCORD, N. II., Nov. 'J. Winston I placed the account In the bandit of Mr,
Chun bill,, novelist, will probably be I .'crus,in for col le. t ion, who Inslliut-elecit.-d
to Culled Slates Semite. ed an It attains!. Mr. Hrewer. When
('hurt bill If. -publicans will combine i the sniiimon was Issued Mr. Hrewer
wi:h Democrats lit the legislature ami j went in search of the attorney and
the novelist to the senate.
1 ACCUSES THE REPUBLICANS.
j
jNew York State Democratic Chairman
j Believes That Votet Wer Juaaled
nieetinj; is in devise plans "to safe
uuard the itilensts of the Democratic
Stale ticket."
' I decide,) early today to call the
j Democratic Slate ccimmlftee toxelher
tti protect the interests of the Smln
iike," paid Chairman .Connors." l''rotn
lelt'Kiitiiis ii is plain Republican ma
chine Is resailiiiK to Its old thievish
knavery in older to beat our ticket."
- Mrs. Hun
n-ilva! at th.
preach then
sollK servile
and Mrs I!
music.
If ie. w bo assisted in the
K!m Street chapel, will
Satuirtay niKht. The
will bee in at 1 ::'.i. Mr.
ib "e will assist lu the
SI'KCIAI, l-ui'l
hats at I: lif i
W. Hester Co
ase
Ice
of ladles
Saturdaj .
sheet !'
The J
SAFK FOR S.W.F..
(luick.
hashmlt. Speak
'His Ma.it
Aiuii.'oil-.
and the
tonight
Maid" at
Kile
Sternburg.
STATES.
JO U at 1 1 t u
190G
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
(Sr-e.ul tt Tli Sentinel.)
R A I Kid 1 1 Ni-i f - The program
t r the ohservai.oe of Nnrtn ('aiidina,
IKi in 'he pi.tr, ie i In .' ( the Stale
Hei.'ii',; It It '. te.t and :'! U
ssucd in pamphlet f.ii in f;.m the ..f
hce of 'lie S:a'e stipet n'cndtnt of
public In-ti ucti.m .is ,i,.ti ;i, ihev i-j-j
be R.ittui fit, m i in- Slate printer
The day Is to be wade teal!) tin :i
r:al t,. the u e Dr Chares D Mthti.
who is collet ded to I v- done more
for the a Uaiiceiut in ,,f puhlic ediU'M
'ion tn the State than any olht r nin
!n the hisloij of 'he Sta'e. S une i f
the most notatile (e.i'uie tif the pro
mam wi'd be a nki.tch ft Dr McHer
by Mr It 1 W Coiiiior: Or Mchtr
as lo i il:i n neetbsl in S.i-ath rn edil
rmionul tna-'eitt. Sptcial effort l to'
be made 1.1 have t ie unwt (lent lul b
senunce of the ibi possible In all the
scln.ols of the State j
The Eliiioii Max ell Co . of Creeiin ,
lioni. Is thiirteif.i with li&.iHHi mpttal.
to isiinluei a neiieiHl mt iraiitlle bnsl i
jiiess. in thai Iii wood and ct ml und
lotlier bi.ini'his of liiisiuess The prill
jripal lucorpoiators ale K. I'. Kltnoiv
(and W. M Maxwell
j Another chatter Is for the .etiolr
! Huitgy Co., wlih $i',,im1ii caidial, I.. II,
'Coffey. .1 K Cook and ntberit lncon-
atoi a
NEWS ITEMS REPORTED
El
Special to The Sentinel )
CKKKN'SIIORo. Nov. .- Carlaiul S
KeiKiison, Jr . an attorne and V. I..
Iliewer. an architect of this city, had
a difficulty in front of the court house
e-teiilay afternoon that attracted a
la ran number of people, A man who
met him In f i out of the court house, A
few word were ptixKed bel'oie Mr.
Hrewer Intimated that Mr. Fimkiiwiii
was inn a Kcnilcman, Hardly had the
w.mU
1 mouth
gotten out of the arrhllert '
before Ihe lawier struck him
In the face. Mr. Hrewer tried to de
fend hlmstlf, but the lawyer koI the
advantage of the difficulty, and Mr.
Hi ewer went away with a bloody race
and liniWe.l nose, m.th were died to
appear before the mavor this afti r
noon. The Rev. Melton ( lurk, of Coufiver.
S. C. has formally notlfieil the clerk
of the KCKsloti of the First Presbyte
rian church of the city that he will
accept the call to become the pastor,
fiticceetlinj; the Iter. Dr. Hubert W.
Smith, who tminetttne at?o resigned
to become pastor of the Second Pros,
hyterlan church of liulsvllle, Ky, Mr
Clark and' wife are expected ly come
to (in 'dishorn 111 a few weeks m re
side. Mr. Clark preached here last Sun
day and made a One impression tin his
ronfrreKiitioii. The transfer from the
I'ee I)-c Presbytery to the Presbytery
of Orange will be made as soon as pns
! slide.
The duilford County Teachers' As
social ion will hold the first uiiat terlv
meetitiK here tomorrow. An Inieies:
ins pronram has been arranged. The
assK iaion was )iKunl.t d at Ihe huu
K-slioti of the late Dr. Mclver and has
for its purpose the abolishment of
literacy from dul'foid enmity. Count v
Hiipei'lntendent Foiiki Is the ptcsid'
lit
of the association,
Coinpleie reiurita from all the pre
ducts of the eoiiul) iudicatn tliat the
avernKo Deinocnitlc majority lu dull
ford Is 1.(111 The average iikiJoiIiv
of the count) candidates Is or
UK! more than It was two )enrs sko
Man Robt T.rain Alone.
SI.ATKR. Mo. Nov !i. In real old
j fashioned style, alone, a small-Mixed I
train robber went tliroiiKht the Chlra- ;
! Ko. Alton ami Kansas City fast train I
1 No 111 at 11 ,Vi p. in. Thursday mar'
'here. The fellow weni Ihrouth the)
car awakeiiitiK sleepers In R'ue Cu'.j
j the bift ililcli made fatnteis by opera
tions of tin Jauics boys From proba-i
Iblv two dzen p.-iHseueers he jjol old) '
! about $ii roi he worked rapidly ami I
I look what was offered him from tremb-j
!iti)t but navliiK uasseiiKer. He took I .
-ion i. ... ire it . Asking For Receiver,
i III l jewelrv, bi Inj; jn Its) great a
'burr), completed lb,. Job and left the I M'-ssrs W M llendre,, and Frank
icars Conductor .roseph Snmllr) avjT' J,,'i" ''"' '" Weut worth today
'the thl. f lift the train on the outskirts'1" 1,"f"" a ' h'"v" Wafl'
of Mexico, makini; a fl)iiiic bap it, ih-1 Mr- ,,,'llllr''" r-pt est tits Ihe plaintiff,
jdark. Sm.illiy stop..,! hr train Immc j" Kill,- '" lM wlnK for 'he !
Idian ly and backed up to where he I. ft 1 1-'1"' ""'"' "f a "' elver for the firm
iii but tl , ttaee of the thief . r.Mirwl i"f K,,r' ' "' ' ""t "w
I Des rlptlotu of the roblrt-r were wared'
jnt ntice fiom Mexico to d eii sui
rouniiiiiK towns and his escape will he
difficult.
ib-
Mr
tin,
Mr C I. d roner n-ei'lved .a
i-'tatn Ian nU'lit fr,,m nx t,rt fn-r
I) drtitur. tif Chattiitii!,i, T
i-ai Iiir that be h;1( heen ejeclt .1 to
CotiRress In Tennessee bv a majt.mv
; of idei, Mr.
(was tinmlnnti
dront-r ',i
d by the
a printer .ind;'b'ti, whleti hitihh
liib-ir uiilotih lien Kprinus. Va
PRICE 5 CENTS
Additional Information About
the Democratic Vole In
Forsyth County.
Majorities Rang From 104 t S4 It
It Certain B'oadbay Wint autk
ful Bantr Offered ty Mr. E. H. Wit
ton Ta Township tnovning Largest
Gam In Democratic Volt.
The IW tu r: Ic liisjriile til for
th itniir tt.mi let to :it Thi ftuii
tv commission! rw. uxm whom big
ftKht wan luatle. fill behind:. Ou or
to ernns ere niadt In the ( pub
lished estes.la. The tifniUil rtKnr-
for coiumlsH.mer are ni fol!oi: t)r.
R. Sir tklaml lead, reeeUltin 2.STI
voleit ha 1 1 n ih tl M (J. IWIIt v a
mr.illd. Ills vot helm I. W.
Hat moti'ti vote 1342. Th it for
tie He publican candidate, un m fol
lows Kx.Iudxe StarbiKk. :ia;
l.lKhl, J.21X; Shore. l.Oin.
Mr 11. K. TrHiiMiii, fur clerk f 8n
peilor etiiiit, lttl the lemn rat lc tick-
, hl nnijtirlty belnn 1IM I.
t-'iaiiKlin McNellll, for eorpoi tum
coinmlshloiier, defeated Kobe M.
IViiik1s votes, deo. W. Wtfil, for
Supeiltir Ctiurt .lu, lite, had tvo opjMitil
Hon. Ills vote H 2.470 J ikI k" O. II.
(tiilon's mairlt) over Julian V. Iuw-
son bh 1112; Juilne IWIvrr H. AlW'ti
defeated A. J. I.oftln !t;'7 votes; Ch.
hntn Calhorn led Dm Id 8. I.ewU by
Til vttles; James Ciawfortt IIIkxs'
majority over V II Menllt v SIS,
and James I,. Webb nwr John It.
Spi-nce, ;il!i!
The eanvasslntt hoard aunouncrd
ihe tola vol? leeched by the various
candidates fiom the west side of the
court house at 3:4a this a(leriiMn
A canvass of the refin nt show ttut
alsiut li'i more Kenits-ratlc voles t
cast In the ciMint) luot Tuesday than
ut the election two years uro. Tht Ht
pitldlcnns suffered a hw of ahovil 24
votes this lime, compared with the
fm nx r ele, tlon.
Banner Goes To Broadbay.
The rouimlltie divided (hat Broad
bay township had won the heaaitlful
banner offereii by Mr. K. II. Wilson
to the township makliiK the lariptHM
DenitK'ratlc italn, rompre4 wKh, thd
vote r.n governor In HUM Th ban
ner wilt probably lie awanl ono
nlKlit next wek at which time It 1
pioKiHet to hold a it union of the vot
ers In WauttM-iwti. Cbsirtiiaii A, II
Kller will likely make Ihe preseuta
lion apeeh
!f,l
iiil
Notices calllns; attention to (hi N
kiwItiK amendments of ordinances, of
cliy of Winston hnw been printed an4
dlsftlbiiled,
Clmptcr 4, swtion 4, as follow:
That Chapter 4 of the Ordinance t
iiiiiended. by striking out all of Hs-e-tloii
4 and Insert lug In lieu thereof th
following
"SeiKtHi 4. Thai any person, flrro
or ioi poi afion owiiIiik vacant kKs In
the City or AVInston, shall be required
to ki t p mi' Ii lots In a clean and Minlto
n condition, free from oien wellfi.riib
bish of any charatler, xrowltH weeds,
xlaKiianl water, dead animals and oth
er matter, which will cause slckn'
or it odcr the lot unsightly Any fail
ute .to clean said lot or abate suru
nuisance, after noilflciitlnii of any pu
lice or Biiniiaiy officer, or any uttemnt
to evatle the ordinance by IrausferrlnK
such nuisances to the premises, of un
oilier, or to any si reel or alley, shall
subject (be offender to a fine of llUJib
on conviction before the mavor."
That Chapter ! of Ihe. Oiritnauor be
intended, by si i lk Inn out all of Hoc
lion H a ml Insei t:n i lieu there if !h
fiili'oiiiK:
"Section s. it khall be the duty of
owners or occupants of stores, ware
house, fartotlf-s or other places of
whatever natiite, IroniliiK oil Wrf-t"
where the sitle walks have been Im
proved with brick or better matetinl.
to -weep and rt an the sidewalk
dally, collet titiK ;be rubbish, paper
and ira nh and ricpnidlliiK name lu bar
it Is, in U reiiiovud by the of ' trash
wkoii Any iM-rsiiii, firm or cotpora
i Ion violatltiK ihe provision of this sec
tion, shall he fined 2.uo for v ti of
fence, nil conviction before the may
or" l mill b!isiiies In Yadkin county Mr.
'Haldwltf is couiift i f.,r 'tie def n Ian'.
W Stiliti!
Died at Barren Springs, Va
Mrs A. I, dtoves ami sitti r, Ml us
i lira K. till, lions, left this afternoon
I for Wytbeville, V,i . in rtsfKitiHe to a
'eicRiam anno aii'l at; the diatn or
their btdib' r in law, Flward Wolfen-
I aist nitibt at liar-