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r 1INCITY DA J JL T YEAR. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2. 1907 PRICE 5 CENTS SEN IN EL f S LI 9E YERS READY RDW r Dctence Finally Fre j jt a Conference Last :I t,t Tombs Prison. - For Defense and Harry --.o Lengthy Talk After FUTURE OFUII Substitute For Solicitors WILL OPEN MODERN TRANSFFR SAI FM III IIIIITrn PTlTTn . . . ; nmnr m nniu nmnw 1 "ni,U' L" UnLLIII in UlillLu DIAItDi Sa urv lii s Introduced 3IUHt in b M HUM' IIHITCD UinDI UUHiril L J 1 1 1 1 1 III (Bv Publishers Tress) WASHINGTON. D. t. Feb. Setting forth the views of V. C. i Brown, vice president of the New York CmUal lines and president Lf': tin' American Railway Association, ai letter by liiiu to a friend here has'; been made public in which h paints j a pessimistic view of the railway dc ; vclopnient of the immediate future.; i Tk.t ..i. t v.....:.. i. Wis Announced ;.ur. rirowu proyaevics a uurm-?n ut- cidv To Proceed Jury Ippessiou within eighteen mouths Mid o a i i n . iIa...... - . . ' .1.1. r : 1 1 r- ot-udior iiowdra r resents .hcumug odine db wcuu diii cA-'dasi cept That It Specifies Salary For Each District -Two T I. have 1-, I rvcni it: : j,. Guv of Third .4 ; i i LP Of Senator Buxton's Bills Passed Today Other :'. a .TOi.-:.. iimil.ii iiuimu Proceedings. s cor,.pi;te and When Court siurtay Case Will Doubt .,.r t-i tamest. .; Press) ', i, .--Harry Thaws .;a i:i.ly to begin ,.r :h ras which Tin- ii'ial touches j ,-asc which Thaw's: ike at a conference' ,. Tombs. Tli? only J d is win) will make ,.,ueiit for the , de-! 1 ' be decided tlaj . I i, inutct maw 10 1: .declared Thaw is its and good health, i! 1 1 : . 1 the report papers that Attorney i.'iui'.ttd that Harry stand in his ow n , said that It IS IX- (Social to The S'.'ii'ncl.t RALEIGH. Feb. 2 Mr. Buxton in trod need a bill in tin- Senate to amend the charter of the Forsyth Bulk and Trust Company. Mr. Turner A bill to pay judge $3- Rim. i count le r Tl!lr'tnins1" paKitl Mr. Bunion's bl'.li Helunardf- Kov zc.s of Smithii -d foij of freight tales, ami , from widows who manic, 1 veteran : tti'i' the war for pensions, j I. ales of alisf'.KT granted senators from iau-s. (nsl,. and Cabarrus! i-JT f or o rtain Pensions. explains that the situation is not due to what has tiot n done in the way of government supervision of railroads, but to the way it has !oei! done. He say lenlsijitlaa . bcawuitctwl tou-itl injurious to rauroaas units me inter-t 1r,.ve!lt exttirt.km and ns.iry. ii'otifedvrate soldiers. st:.te coiunierce. commission reduoes A iut pfu0Ut (lf ivmocralic mem-j Hills ratied: frijiht rales bo as to deplete theirl of lht MoUtil alu, s,,11!Ul, u c.llk ll I To ,n.,k,. .HO:.m -i,;,; and r.O reveiiiies. It is the popular sentiment . ,ir T.,,lrl.,i,.. .,hI ... ,.,.,wi,i,.r ins. ! it..vl l i.ni.i.- i,. It.ovan i.n,t lluiher-i lative matters. :fid comities. , Th- Semite considered for a hhoitj T; nmke valid the registration of i while the Webb Mil to p:it s il;cltoi'R Ci rlain il c:is v s Tei t. .o:d si.- of 1.1 : t'.i :. ; O-nt' fr.re.is i!tu. l .th liu;oite.i jn-1 'loui-'-tic K'"!s: a'-.,) laiionin; j The t : . I i i ; to bv ,vn;:.-! ti;. t n-' 'firm Is to be u-iitivaNd l!iro,mho;i( land ft"ed iill Inodetii !!tiir' o;k (on Ibe liiipnemeiils ii! !.. mm i jmetii" d nl once. The front of thi-4 s(..re v.ill He jctv --n jto fnrnUhif.Hs, while the tallonni; de ' Jpartnient. which wiii lie a stneis fi-it : 'nte of Ihm Hh, Change in Ownership of Plant to Be Dated February 1st. Say Commissioners. Police Committee Authnrued To Fill The Vacancy Cataed By the Reaig nat oi of Chief f Pobce McCee Fni Inipectmg Committee Miku It Report, the center of the stor hat causes the danger, he says. l'he S.i'em 'onuiiis.nirt . s met In will l HlU-rf nrp- wf U-Un ,. mm t m ihfc ! no: S K. linirer p esutrd The fol iov:ii); ciitimii-sMlu'l W l c l lit II A I'fohi, I, It lii ketlst. in, T. K loo II Hitbts. H S:,lilnll V Sll.ifflUM- Ills iti-j:ll', Ittunt w:l! In' tiaiil"otuel ti Ji'd up ,,r with !he la! st improM'tni nts such a 1 ' . , ... wastt naMti. iH-oi u.ai'K stands, it '.. sui li as are found in llu- eitl.-., and ' ll,,r ;hese coa v nleiices will lie fire to tto .iti t II I' , i-: saiu i'iio ;.i ( n r nmv. i,i. imiiressn remains (By Publishers' Tress) HONOU'lT. Feb. ;.-There is a renewal of rviioris here that at Uvst one regiment and possibly two of Jap anese soldiers have entered the Ha a:ili:m K'roids iHstruised as laliotcrs. Otficinl denlalt- fn.ui Tokio und the'-s,M: ,ift h. 2."U"; Mxf enth, $1. report of Immigration Commlssiouei Is"1' vj, iMTii'i 0 u twi wni s'pntt- hrn thiil't on s: larles as it passed on si-cond rtadiiiK yesterday. Senator Howat '. offeroil a substitute bill identical ex cept that ll .specifics the salaries f.ii' each of t'.it sixtetu solicitors. Tliee are: Firstj district, $!,M"i; second, U.uoO; thlVii. $i:.r.(ni ; fourth. J2,rnu; fifth. $a.iii)u'; sixth. iLl.'iim; sevinth, $L',H'iO; eighth, .tiuu; ninlli. $:!,5'n; lenta. ,:,l"iu; eleventh, J.t.imii; Iwellttl ;;,nn; Ibirlis-nih. $1ho; foui'ieenth. Amend chapter 1-2 private laws of 1 !ti; I indatinx to the (traded school at ilet-dt rsonu'ie. To provide for the di'.iin.ue and l.eoitaids t'ti.'eU in la- for sH"cial veniremen a special order Koanl thtil i (here was no truth in the statement in his own ! . ii. at !: "I think the ju il excuped will re ti'.iit the defense in en too lenient, in tile Stale in I'XciiiiinjS have not silenced the rumor. If there Is not. an active fightint; organization of Japs In Hawaii there are etmtinh Japs, even flKbilnn' as h mob, to make a i;rave international situation. IP.- ruti'.lsliers Pre"?.) !X. Feb. .'.The race (iues n'i.'t: iiitnuhiei'd into (!i;rma-::,- pniprb tor Have taken a artfiiR it.KiueH from their es-II!- Tne atienipt of a big esto I" llln with a pretty i.n. irirl is responsible for the do u. The olTenditi.f black ;nl mil just in time to pre !.!. violciu'" to him. Then E r : .,r hinii; out a sign an : :tui: i,i i.egic.cs would bo ad :h" f:imrt. Other cafe man- v niiii'l, in follow his exam- Ptiliiishers PreB.) . f"e',. Violent out-ii.Ti,-,l here as the re "'"'ii hiiiin of General "u n.oi of CaracaH, by !ii iiiies,. who are follow-IVi-Hvut. (loiiicz. Friends "Diernie,- are threatening if ii Mi ied that, compa- iii).' nied, drilled and open attack on NEXT WEEK IN II. S- (Bv Publishers' Press.) WASHINGTON, Feb .2. In tho Vn- ited States Senate next week tho prin cipal' topics will he the army appro priation bill and the Brownsville in vestigation by the committee on mili tary affairs. In the Hour,; the river and harbor bill and ship BiibsSdy bill will be the principal matters to be consider ed. . At Ao-demy Monday Night. Siguor Angelo Patricolo was tlv? pianist. Opening with "Sounaiubula," h completely won the audience lo appreciation of his ability. Encores were demanded of him, ami freely granted, ami he will leave behind him a void in the hearts of musical people which it will take a great artist, to fill. He. Is a finished, perfected per former. Duluth. News Tribune,, April 20, 19DC. . The Ladles' Aid Society of the Methodist Protestant church will meet at the residence of Mrs. W. M. Hassell Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock and eevry member Is urged to be present. This was mad mxt Wednesday. Mr. Buxton's bill to require uniform stamp for gold and silver articles of merchandise passed. The bill to regulate statistics of sales of leaf tobacco on warehouse floors was ratified. It requires month ly reports to commissioner of agricul ture who is to publish them In a bul letin. The House passed the hill to estab lish a dispensary at Windsor. The Senate Twenieh Day. Senator Brown, of Yadkin, was call ed upon by President Winston to ofti ri the opening prayer for the S- ante. Bills and petitions were Introduced as follows and referred lo proper committees: Turner Amend Revisal relative to. carrying freight. - Wilson Authorize Seltna to. Isstic. bonds for electric lights. Counties, fit ies and Towns. : Rives Incorporate town of Ore Hill, Chatham county. Counties. Cit ies and Towns. GrahamAllow governor of the State lo employ counsel lo appear bt- ifore the Interstate commerce com mission. Judiciary. Mason To aptwlnt a rv forma to ry commission aud defining It; duties. Penal Institutions. Graham Coufer police, powers on sheriffs and constables at rerttilu cot ton mills. Counties, Cities and Towns.. Ixtvlll Repeal tho charter of the town of Hoon and re-charter the town. Counties, Cities and Towns. Blair For the benefit of the StAte school for the blind. Institutions for the Blind. Petitions sent forward from citl- customers The bii-'inent of this store will In used for pressing and a cottipu ti pre-;siun outfit wi'll le installed Tile firm h i)n-s to lie r a l i Tin- quesi inn of I'ew-iiijj and amend Ing the I'haitcr was left with the city (litloriiej all 1 a ,. .sf'il.iliy, apM)lnted stialglitonin.r vie count v . Piovide p , in Ai.s in count . Autborizi' commissioners of Pit' ci,un: lo work convicts on works other than public roads. Amend Utvixil relative lo divorce. Pnhlbit sale of liquor within three miles l certain schools in T.wrcil. Prohibit (lie sale and manufacture of" liquor within two miles of llu'- locks Baptist church, (rintivlile conn ty, -Amend section 2"W Hevisal. Tlie iinflnislu-d business of yesleiv diy, the. bill of Senator Webb to put solicitors of the Slate on salaries In stead of feea was taken up another length v discussion fol- lowrd. Flnallq Senator Webb clos jel the iliMUssion with a spirited speech in which he declared that his bill was designed, to elevate ami dig nify the offic e of solicitor. He up'al ed for the Senate to vote down the amendments offered and .called the previous question. This was sustain ed. The amendment by Kluttjt to fix the salaries at $-.fibi) was defeated. A similar amendment by Senator Burke was lost. "Amendment by Senator Turner that tho salaries be $2,100, no solicitor to receive more Uian the amount of his fees, was wlthdrao'o. Amendment by Redwine requiring tho solicitor lo visit the scene of wreck, crime or accident wajj adopted Another amendment, bl Rwlne that no solicitor receive more than (Continued on Page ;i) for tiui lies not biter than Mili' ll tsl i l is I ceedlllis the purpose of MMr. Vimuhn to jiavei (o,(l,f f p,,)!,.,. j one or i:e nainisomet stmi'S in rio State, and an establishment that will do credit, to Winston S.ileiu. New Advertnetnents. White Star Co. Breakfast menu. Joe Jacolw Clothing Co. Announce, nidit of (spring tailoring opening on Thursday. Friday and Saturday of next week. Norllect Hardware Co. Patrol Fire Extinguisher and something of Us re cord as a fire-lighter. W. S, Martin Announcement, of While Sale. IS NOT EXPECTED Representalivi s W. T Carter, of Korsvth; H. A. IKiughtou, of AiU'f.ba nv and Jack Albright, ol Surry, nniv ed here last night. Messrs. UougMon .aid Albright left., this morning foi. their ii spectivo iioliii's. This being near ibe half of Hie ses sion of tliu gi'iicrai isscmbly, mam members have secured leaves of ab sence for a few d. Ex-UcuMlov. D.iughton, In an in terview, slutid tlitit ho did not be lieve much noil. Mil legislation would be enacted during tho present session of the assembly though lie admitted that a number of "extreme" bills have been Introduced, Mr. Houghton ex IH'Cls to ret in n to IfaleUli next Wed nesday or Thursday. Kopreseulativi- Carter, who will be here until Monday evening, express ed the opinion today that Hie general assembly will establish one rate for railroad passenger fares ami that Ibis will he 2'2 cents i nille. The firm of A. w!io recently sold i'-v r.iu V.Ti X tiers l-i 1 1- PreBs.l 2- When the '1i'i i! ofiicials arrive exhorted j0 aban 1 ''tclmlliig Japanese regular public S'"!ids or national '"-''lent will tell the l!i"ir obstinacy may :-siT!ite w,:r. It ap- incisc school j Hie Japanese the State. mi !' -in .1 DR CULLQM SAYS lilSliLllj i-Mii'i s Prifs i l-'eb, 2,-Senator 11 '; 'be Senate for-:'- ''"'. after a call -to'ise :o,ia-i declared ' ' u,i 'o our ovvn bu '' -'iig ahoui a W;ir s l''l i; was i ldictt ,"' '"" 1 'I- States and '!." "ir suci, a small - i . I'laiicisci) school "Ibfi.'ils deprecate the w"'h die Japs. "!' "I war C st Sale Next Week "f ii'-x-t week D. 1 fost sale for !"niain,l,.r of the ' Sentinel tn nurecast Mouda of the big ' JL f7t mzW C, Vogler & Son. their entire furni ture Interests in order to devote imir.' time to the undertaking busim !, a( arranging lo make considerable no piovcmetils In this department. -This department Is to be handsomely fitted up with private ollbe, reception rooms and chattel lis piivmn funernls. The chapel will have u seating capac ity for accomodation of about, tlu peo- coiionjlt.e to piepai.' and i-sirt prf to the hoard. 'Geo tendeivd' bin resignation and the s. me vutx accept ed Tin- polno committi). was author bod to till the vniaiicv The fire Inspeet ing commltUie. comprising Mes-rs A.I I.ee slid Lew is Tesh. made their report. Every dwelling in S.ib m was visited and carefully Inspected Such place an were considered dangerous were so repoitcd ami the IkiiihI Inslrticted tin uniior to t-ee lltjil the Fume were r iiiiied at once. V in'titioii was presented regard ing the hislltig of Imlccnt picturen. The same was referred to the imiyor and city attorney, whose actions Will be dulv rcMried to the board. It ws dec IdVd to date the forllisl transfer of the Salem Water Co. prop erty lo the town on rebrttary 1st, and all p,liels mu taiiilng thereto will () to dated I'lsiii motion, ',n was awarded to Messrs. Nadlng K- Eliert to repair the road lending to Peters' creek, West Silem. Some day Uilii mv become a in i it-Ii traveled' highway if the needed oik upon it can be done. U U a, di rect line wist to CleiiimonHvlll and l lie Yadkin rivet road II was leported that Night Watch man Yaw was off dulv inirMnx a foot which was wounded some ihiyti ago by sieppiug iiMin 'i nail. K substi tute has been ms nrei, by l' t mayor and police committee. It was' decided lo opoi ale lie water plant, separate and ill.iit.ul from the ri'gular business of tln town and Hic reiury ICeohlit was itulhorlj'.ed to pre pare special s'i'loucry for that pur-, pose. McLean Thomaa. Invitatlonr. have hecn iieii-vd here to the marriage of Miss Ada TluMUlol and Mr. T. U Mclean, -two of tlreetis Ixrro'K popular young people. The wed ding Will be celel),:t"d til the home of the bride's p.ireliU, Mr. ami Mrs. .1. Thomas. In Greensboro, at 12 Tuesday, February 12- The it a sister of ('apt. John pie, with private cntr.uice to same on j,,-,.,,,. , uonh side of tim Vgbr building. This . t), lue-eli-ct urm, wncrt ui imi-rovemeurs are com tc Thomas, of Ibis cllv. She is well large faclil.les for repait lug, uphol-j kll.H ,, h;w mallv frU,n, , tM sterlng and picture framing, Tin Cify. The groom ....! Is a nietn. The imdertakinA pailor-i . of. 'h'' J i. Mf i be atisioi ) Clothing Compa llrm. wloii all imiuovemeiitK, ate cuHi-jv ,,,,. ,,,. ,jm trtends bv tint plelMl, will lie olio of Ibe handsomest III the State and will be under tie persona! attention of Mr. Frank II Vogler,- who will lie aslv.l"d b .Messrs Eugene Vogb r and W S Walker Briflyt-Cox Marriage. At the home of Mr. lien K liriggs, one mile north of Ijissle. Te.is, Jan 1:1, at. i', '',it p. m. Mr. H iijomln F llrlggs, of Hill Cii. Kitlisiis. was unit ed In marriage to Miss Llzie f. Cox. fornieily of Winston Salem The bride Is a daughter of Mr, J. II Cox. of this-city, and a sinter of Mr Emory Cox, of Ibe Farmers' Sto k Co Notice! .1. T .Pollldeler A( Co s !'i-sllii Colltett lit the tlUIIlber of jxeMido "f tonai'd; sold a) the rtuiliuoc score j Tomorrow s at 8 iuthide Baptist ' Church. At the Sinil'Hlde llaiitlsi church to rnoirow morniiq; a' II o'ciis k service 'lie pastor. Key, A L. ite'ls, will preach a special Hertnon on the '"Of (ice .of ,i IS-.icou." The i lose of thin will be followed by it ertlee for the election of the deacon for the t'tlHU lug term. A full attendance of th" tiicnibiis is urged to bo present at the 1 I o'clock service. i house for Joe ISitlUc JOiib (Hiutids, January. , Whose won the ! flmltheriuati, wl.ot e !t"J won second pi i.i t. mil"- hi, f,t i :.-.' ' KilCr.S was 1.1 Of', tiihl piize. A. M gileivl With I,T . The po;,!nU - "Paraifal" Monday Night, "I'ais'ifal." Hie gi.iiol W'.igiorliiii piodnt'ioii that will be prenenti-d 'il the Elks Audi'ot mm Monday nigh', has scored a d ( ide I h liTl'.i W hiT' I'll I' It I. III' II ptesellttd- The com- r."'v l a -pieiell.i ami wellbaiained oite iuel lie ...i.t'iii ii is iil-l lo lie mag tlllie, ;,' hi ei '. d' t.'lll. 'l ite a ! I .'l tie'" nale o! a-a's thus far Indle.t'i that the Ma A'ldit d,ir Ii irlnm i'lit Will lie well lli'ed Itllil'il.' on wre J.I uT.il I Elk a THERE 13 ALWAYS MORE OR LESS OF A BLOCKACE ON THIS ROAD. "Parsifal.' at th Motolav night will doubtless have the 'uirges liiidiein - of the -i lls: ill for a hlg l'tirlceil show. This coicpatii h:i receive.l llatteiiiig nolle. s from t.,e liew'sp.'i'rs of Abbeville and other ci' let where jt abiieand There are i I C.-fd of Tbanki. . J We .ileMr- t'l ' eM'nd heartfelt Audilot'i'iiu , t banl.s for tin kiiol a .''! tam e rem I red bv iteiglilrfi f and olie-r friends lali.lg t'l'' 1-Jli- s.-i a: .I'M' t ae death il 111- la'o C i. V.,! l M us i; i. MII.I.EIl Ai PWIII.Y. .-.ftlie good se.lt left. ' Thi detMiiHtr'i't' Sliorteniiig ami We 1111 CMI'lhllr ,t,if l At the regular mon lilv tii'-etinc di.. of the TwinCp of the Ixiard of stewards of Mnrkheol tto. munsi ration M. E. church last, night, the pustor iirook Co V was authorized to exu nd an Invila-1 Hon to H v. .1. It Mcose t as-lst In a1 - There w .a meeting at Hnrklw-ad cliuich lit Aplil.itw e;, two fnii:b' Mr. 'Moose a. pa-tor of tlil-t rmii'i'i a' l' r.'bc,- ,1-iiir'ioi gallon for two )e:,rs b'fore he I,,-. rim inn No , came a missionary and was no intiy popular. a of Snow lirifr ui Cook.ng fill, r k. I la- l.t , ..lioied not nile, Mi" ei- West- i lloOH l"i!!ii'.ioll II'.'' 1 1 .mis on the yard l.i t night No it; .Tewial cars wer" jpractc-a'l dis!ioe,i In' lire. (He. in ui.'.'tuJ4 k'tstrtine-J pi'.ufui liijurlc.
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