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II i IjNiii ( N in 1906 PRICE 5 CENTS VV I lx ii.il JU '.j Today at the '-ii and Indus- ae. Deliv- R 11 II JBTBEB IMS inniiT1 ii - m. RALEIGH. X. C, Novembtr To the County Superintendent: Dear Sir North Carolina Day be celebrated in the public wtr P - l l.;i 1 . . ,Un llf.-v l,0....ti,B . 1.:. At W" ch Time I and services of ChariYs D. Mrlver . . ecftr!Ve are distributing from the ottiot- its' Rumizcay Freight Dashes Dozvii Side of Mountain , Train Getting Bmmd Control on .Western North Carolina Kojd Keeps Track for Ten .Miles. Then Jumps It and Kills Two Trainmen and Injures Others. Jumped Track Near Old Fort , and fell on Side. y - Many ,t number ... i':on of , lay to at taining the program. You may expect yours in a few days. Kindly .istriV ute them promptly to all your public schools. The law requires the cei. ora tion of North Carolina Day in ex. r public school. It is your 'Jury tu n quire every public school teacher tu obey that law. If, for any reason, the !! rib KYll.l.K No' ami , meiiiiTui: eerttoti.cei,bration cannot take place on Do . -jj ;' tin' S:ui!j:its' 'cembe.r 14th in all the schools, require J'. i;tlv mil In- all schools failing to celebrate thai f u ociiH-k this liUff xv ho alteudeil fcww studoms, to i:. people 'jest aa-l loveii rt of a l'i.;'b or ,,,; 1,1 xvi:h much wio ere Dr. j3.;,;, si l.-nt of the ;::ni:a; Dr. (borge ;St A M. COl" - Ftarcis !' Veua el'aixersity; Dr. J. .c,;umi, an 1 Slate T. J'lxaer. of Ral- ixc euininit- is of the col- It lit; liigin lor me die biennial re- Id io be made io the ibiv. A meeting of ;; be lii-lil this at'ter rj tie chousing of a Hclver will be con tv generally ninler Siperintetulcnl ,1. V. c rhairnian of the -:fd. SDN Tee Sentinel.) Tin- corpora 's":! iin unler today 1. reilving freight 'J'iIbep, potatoes, on- 'allies on all the frit Railway, This Salisbury, Ral-Winsiaii-Salom amj Hi'i'r in this State, ;t!'-talis from the 1 til" old and ih'w !" Nnt will indi- wii'Hi in shiiminir KW.ivilln as fob !-M nve 111, now S'jlirv nl, I irO or Hold 112, now 2t;' m To other :Jccd in the same day to appoint sunie other (lay as (.u ly as possible thereafter. Please urge your teachers to mac the patrons to make a liberal enntii Imtion on the day appointed for the Mclver Memorial Statue Fund. 1 shall confidently expect every County Super intendent in North Carolina to take an active, personal Interest in the proper celebration of North Carolina Day in all his public schools and in securing a liberal contribution from the chil dren, patrons and teachers to this fund. Mr. Charles I,. Van Xoppcn, pub lisher of the Biographical History of North Carolina, has kindly donated to the Memorial Fund one thousand ex cellent steel engravings of Dr. Mclver. 1 will send one copy of this engraving free to each of the ten public schools In each county making the largest do nation on North Carolina Day to the fund: Provided, that the picture will not be sent to any school contributing less than $2. 00. Please make this offer known to all your teachers and this proposition published in all your coun ty papers. I suggest that you write a postal card or a personal letter to ev ery teacher In your county about the celebration of North Carolina Day and the contribution to this fund. Very truly yours. J. Y. .TOT.VKR. Superintend'ent of Public Instruction. twin s.t !m and. i. :i '-'XX ii mib-s, tin.illv klVuis, in--: W t. of .s! CI'- ly Wnif. ably fatally Doiii rix, Koxxe an Asliex ille. Wb u ihc ciiuin, or running inxay he ti. il i its shrill sen ech was .: ' V in U.u: 'Xi.l,-. a;;-; f, "f AnIh'v.IIc. injiirinj; and pro:, Knuiim-r J,i-. f Ash. X! ltrakcm,i:i W in utiknow n ;,L,n ,, an r a train w!iit!i. ami The ira!!. w were povvcil feared to J .in, p. The runic .ij train shot through a tunnel like a i.;uio:i I, all. Word wj-. ti '.egraphej down the line 'o look out for the train and for the line to be kept cli ur. After dnl.;iitat rnj.e of sevent.x ii' b s an hoar fir ten miles the train the track on an embankment, tore '"e'i ti lesiaph poles and fell on side, ibe train crew idthir killed xvortided. I wo x rec king ti aius were io !: scene. Teligraih 'xn and riafflc susic;iled i ti dispatch lines are DEAL mm 1, S. ASK FULL OBSERVANCE 11 fill The Sentlnol.V v'1 -"--Dklaho vn,i,on began !'ja:llv be a On days ':'t;i'ii results per !t0tate in detail .n': Slate char - O-Mxatfs 'iv i. ""U'y I,. n,in,t Js"W' of the Rc' f J;;il!" r of ".t,in !!r' Concert, Riven in the ' ,m'i Zinw!iwr i,s,,,,('" f much I' ."f Ibe house. I. I'l'liresenta a.s per vanaum, l al. ?! hear- -H i,,S, ,-. o.lr(l8 "1" alien- ji!:,"'"snf f,n.So. V,l"K"-za. M, ;i, "s lor ry. It Ml ; i 1X1 1 d at after '' about ' 'i'" widow i,'4"'l;. She '. 1 M. " - 'atties (By Publishers' Press.) AUGUSTA, Ga.. Nov. 20.-.Tmlge Emory Speer, of the Federal court, who recently rode 200 miles on horse back across the State to open court , delivered a sensational charge here at the opening of court, stating that the vagabond' negro was worse than the savage. "Our condition today is worse than that of our forefathers of the frontier when Indians were on the war-path for the savage is at our door and is unsuspected." New Advertisements. People's Fuel and Ice Co. Coal and wood. Auditorium Friday night, Nov. 2"il, 'Tho Ijaughing Hurricane." The Bee Hive Continuation of bis special sales of silks and dress goods. Rosenbacher & Bro. Specials in silks, -silk shirt-waists, etc. Chas. M. Phelps & Co. Swell suits and overcoats; coupon good for $1. Smoker's Den Santa's sttgges'ioiis for Christmas gifts. Armory Skating Rink Open lo niRht. Brown-Rogers Co. How to make riding in the winter a pleasure. A. Daye & Co. Good values; new arrivals and specials at ihe Dave store l.ashnilt The datiKOt' and bow to avoid wet feet. J. T. Joyner A good one on fresh groceries. White Star Co. Supper men. Will Spend Winter In Florida. Rev. T.W. Watts, who has been pas tor of the M. E. church at. Thomasvill. the past year decided not to take ac tive work" this Conference jcar.t hough he was appointed1 assistant pastor at Hendersonville. . Mr. AValU and fami ly Will, spend the winter in Florida His health is greatly improved and bis physician assures him that, xvith a year's rest he will be able to resume pastoral work. Mr. Walts spent, tb night here, going to TlmmasviUe to day. Rev. and' Mrs. I. W. Crawford, of Reldsv-llle, are the guests of their son, R. B. Crawford. (Special to The Sentinel.) LONDON. Nov 2.i.-.VK.:i:it: between the lnited ' Slates and lirca: Britain for exchange of the Philippine Islands for Newfoundland and Jamai ca are on, according to report to cor- uspondent ot Publishers Press from i high diplomat io source. The iniria! suggestion came from England an I the United States showed a willing ness to consider it. It is believed .la niaica would accept but what niiht oc cur with Newfoundland is not known. Friday Night at The Auditorium. One of the greatest laughing at tractions ever presented in this cilv will be the "Laughing Hurricane" and mock initiation to be given at the Elks' Auditorium on Kriilav night of I this week by Wachovia Lodge, K. of P. The tickets are already selling fast I and several of the xoung ladies who entered the ticket-selling contest fori the handsome chair are close together! for first place. The admission price, will be 2.r cents and 50 cents and eitli-' er of the seems is easily worth the price ot the admission. Some or tin scenes are "giving the fraternal grip,"! ".Ionian a hard road to travel," "diir and after the 'initiation," "Let tier go, Gallagher," "A tail hold belter than no hold at alk" These and many others are sure cures for the blues. Richest Woman In America 71 Tomor row. (Special to The Sentinel.) NEW YORK, Nov. IM.-Mrs. Hetty Green will be 71 years old tomorrow. The wealthiest woman In America, who has increased many fold a large fortune left to her by. her father, also finishes her fully first xear in busi ness. Mrs. Green lias an office in the Cbimical Rink and despite her years is a x cry busy woman Unlay. Her eyes are bright and Ikt voice firm and she yet enjoys remarkably good health. Al a meeting of the Twln-Clly Min isterial A; soplatlon xisteiday after ii'xon the following resolution was pas-tod, and the committee named be- bw was appointed to confer and plan for a better observance of our Nation al Thanksgiving Day. "Whereas, the President of the Un it! d States, anil the Governor of North Carolina have proclaimed Thursday. November 'i'.K as a il-ny of thanksgiving to Almighty (lo.i for the many bless ings bestowed on us as a people, and since tho pciple of our Twin-City take great pride In reciting the material prosperity that, has come to us since our schools are (Hied with students and our churches have been blest Therefore we believe It is highly fitting that we should In a sincere devout wa.x show our gratitude. to the Father from whom cometh every good and perfect gift, and we recommend and urge that as a token of our gratitude every place of business In the Twin-City be closctt from Wednesday evening, Nit- vember L'S, to Friday morning, No vember :(t, and the people assemble i in their respective places of worship and give praise to God in an old fash ioned Thanksgiving. An appreciative, grateful people cannot consistently ig nore this day, or spend it In a selfish manner." The committee is coniH)sed of the following named persons: J, A. llo klns, chairman; .1 ,M. Rogers. F. II. Vogli r, Ii. F. Huntley. C. I). Ogburn. E. R. Messiek, .las. W. Miller, R. It Horn, E. E Cray. F. P. Eflrd, O. W. Banner, C. M. Thomas, R. E, Carml chael, J. C. Iluxton and Chas. T. Fet ter. This committee will meet lit the ttnzcndorf auditorium at 4:110 this, afternoon. artistic mmim r:S l.tx is of rxa.lv .utistio i-ri-diK'-i' could not fait to be highiv plea d h the prest c.ta ion of "The Mer chant i f Venice" tu Ben (Jreet Coin pan; of hnglis-h p acis a, luc l.,ks Y THAW CASE Recorder CotT Will Preside at Trial That Begins De cember 3. Audit, rUm ltist uisht Exery nu-nv ! ber ot th company handled his or her particular role in a capable man r.er, the urodwtioti ahoKither tmus' of the best exi r seen at the K'ks Auditorium, certainly the best pro-lac tion of any Shakespiorian play Thoe who failed to witns It missed a rare treat. ' The presentation of the play accord ' 1m1 lug ti the manner of SbakesiH aie ; tti time added uniqueness to the p'-odnc-tion, besides giving a good lib a of ho District Attorney Ashed Today For BpecUl Venirt of Over 100 Nsmss Both Sides Will Doubtltss Bt Ready By December 3 When CM Is Called- (Pv Publishers' Pre ) NEW YORK. Nov. in.-II will bs before Recorder John W. Golf that the fUht for the life, of Harry Thaw wilt w-tged. Golt t the Ju.liic wh.i trt4 famous Roland MolineniU slid Al bert T. Patrick rase. District Attor ney Jerome appiwit-d toxlsy and skl dramatic performances wer ronduo-jfor a special panel of ISO from whlci ed In that period. This presentation ; to aelerl jury to rt fjrvtt on TNlnV of the w hole nfav w1ihnt Hiterml-1 ber 3. There is little doubt hut thsl The December number of ibe La dies' Home Journal fashion books are now here and ready for distribution at the Busy Store and free for tin ing. ask Rev J. D Williams left this morn ing for Rocky Mount to attend the an nual session of the Methodist Protes tant conference. slons or change of scenery w as calcu lated to be a tritlo monotonous but the splendid work of the players wiis am pie coiuH-nsattoii for that In any production of "The Merchant of Venice" the characters of "Shy lock" and "Portia" must be cspeeiallv wen poitiayed If the full possltkllltU of the piece are to lie realized. This was dono last night. Mr. Greet as "Shy look" and Mls Scott as "Portia" han dled these difficult parts In suett a way is to leave i the Impression that it would Indent In- difficult to better handlo them. Mr. Greet as "Shxlook" did not rant or rave to the extent that, a le.-s capable "Shxlook" would but he brought out well both by his words and facial expression what must have been the correct interpretation of the character he was portraying. In his hand Shxlook was not a monster de siring to exact the pound of flesh out of pure haired of the human race and an Innate spirit of infamy but a man who felt deeply the indignities that he felt he fas forced to bear ami who felt that the time for revenge was al hand, for revenge not only on IiIr own account but In behalf of his race. His cruel nature, once this desire for re venge seized Kim, was well bronghl out. The facial expression employed by Mr. Greet to bring out tho cruelty of his nature added much to the ef fectiveness of the part. Miss Scott onmo near t being an Ideal Portia. There was a natural ness about her manner and a lack of stilted "piny acting" tbst was truly re freshing. The transition from ouH mood to another was accomplished by her In an artistic innnner. In the lighter and heavier scones she seemed equally at home. Thnre was a re straint nlsiut her handling of the real ly dramatic Hiluations limit kept them from being overdone. She wus oo clally effective as the advocate In the trial scene, reading the lines beglnlng "The (inallly of mercy Is not strained," with unusually good effect. Mr. Waram handled the one Come dy role, that of the clown, Launcelot Gobbo, with good effect. The other members of the cast handled their ptirtH in a thoroughly effi-ciivo man uer. One notable thing In connection with th" performance lust night was ihe splendid denunciation. Almost ev ery word ssiki'ii could be understood. This Is hot always the ease In a the atrical performance, by mix means. the trial will start without delay. MEMORIAL TABLE! TD BE DEDICATED (Special to Th Sentinel.) EDENTON, N. C , Nov. 20. A nv nioiial tablet was dedicated hero to day to James Wilson, the famous Jus tice of the Supremo Court of the Tun ed States and a signer of the Declara tion of Independence. In July Isst Senator Knox and Seeretary Koiiklfl di elded at Valley Forge to have tho body of Judge Wilson removed to Im proper resting place tx-nlde the body of his wife at Chrbt church, Philadel phia. A committee consisting ol Attorney General Carson, Governs Ptnnypaoker, Senator Penrose, Chief Justice Mitchell, State Senator Rruol, snd Alex Simpson, Jr.. of the Penn sylvania Bar Association, was formed for this purpobo and Informal posses alon of (he body as obtained from J. G. Wood, of this city, through Iredell Meares, of Wilmington. descendant )f Juki Ice Iredell, al ho home Wil son died. 7'he body will be removed on Tliun-day, when It is expected that tin re will be a full attendance of mem bers of the Historical Society of Penn sylvania and tho Wilson Memorial Commlllee and (he orgiiulzatlons with which Wilson was Identified. - Will Vogler. proprietor of the For syth Pressing Club, has purchased the business of the Salem Pressing Club, in the Porter building on Main street. The Round Dozen flook Club will meet Friday at. f! o'clock with Mrs, II V. Morton, Instead of Wednesday. Knott k l,indsay have opened a first-cl.-i.ss barber shop In the Melnung building, on Main street, Salem. COULDN'T QUITE REACH IT. NOT GOfMTEIIT TD MANAGE HIS AFFAIRS A committee was appointed today to Inquire Into the mental condition of Mr. Jacob W. Harper, of I-wlsvllla. Tho report of the Jury reads as fol lows: 'We, the undersigned Jurors, hav ing been summoned, aworn and em- patinellei! to Inquire Into the slate of Jacob W. Harper, after hearing all the evidence In the case, find that the said Jacob W. Harper la Incompetent from want of understanding to mam, age his own affairs." The Jurors were: T. E. Knpp. W. A. Meroney, II. II. Ireland, 8. W. Hurge, ('has. L. Groner. J. ft. Johnson, C. II Taxis. R. W. Iledgeeook, R. M. Mondenhall, J. I Newman, II. C. Click and H R Crawford. The county commissioners met. In special session today and made set dement with the registrars and judges appointed for the recent, congression al, State and county election. Tb" board also discussed the matter of re newing the Insurance on the court house. Definite action will be taken at tho Deo tuber meeting. -Supper at Mrs. E E Sh"l!oii's Ihi nlnir for benefit of the hospib " ' 4 to io o'clock. Mr and Mrs. Charles Daltoti. of barlotte. who have been the guests Dr. and Mrs, D. N. Dalton, returned 1 1 this afternoon. x Mv ' p ww w m I -- DonsHsu in Cleveland Plain Dealer. A TEU FROM STATE CAPITAL (Special to Thu 8nllnel.) RALEIGH. Nov: 20. Chief Justice Walter Clark, of the North Barollna Supreme Court, ha gonn to Elenton to represent, this State In tho ceremo nies attending the disinterment of the Ix.dy of James Wllsm, one of the signers of Ihe Declaration of Indeien dence, to be carried to Philadelphia for commitment to Its final resting place. Judge Clark met Governor Pen ny packer and party of Pennsylvania at Norfolk and they went on a special train to Edenton for the remains of Judge Wilson. Returning to Norfolk Hie lemalint will be placed aboard the gunUiut piilmque for the trip to Phlla- dlpbla,where tliey will he met liy rertehttlvc of the American Bar Association, hoaxed by Attort II Par ker, a president of the asMxiatlon. lodge Clark will leave ihe party at Norfolk and return to Raleigh tomor row night. Lieutenant Governor Fran cis D. Winston ri' pre-.cn ted Governor Glenn during the ceremonies and on the trip, Owing to the abst-iice of Chief Jus tice Wal'er Clark the Supreme Court did not hand down tho usual tMtoh of opinions this afternoon. There will probably be a delivery of opinions, however, tomorrow (Wednesday) af-ItrriKwwi Rev. Livingston Johnson, eiMres potiding s-crtar) of the North Can Una Tin t f t IVsird of Missions, U In his ohVe here again after a series of tulps at'endlng Haptlst aso-latUirn of which there are sixty In the 8tate, 'he last of them being held during the past week. He saxa th denomination Is In splendid shape The State cm ventlon meets In Greensboro Decem ber 5.
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