BAILY SEMTINEL
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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1907
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PRICE 5 CENTS
LT'Y
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PROGEF.DINGS.
' MEETING
Tr.er? was
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a v.n large attendance I
.!" esterd.-y of the IJcht Dearer of:
Vdi!tr5tonjidercaj0;wnar. etl.ir(h ln tho abs,,n.0 j
l! n;KnO CCflCrfll jon account or Ru-kns, of the piesi-i
, 1 r tCf KCVieW Of.,:Rt- Ml!s Emori Barber. Miss Ma I
and Saturday's:1"11-w;ml . vil'p - i
'a'ir.t In Both h'ouses! The wif-iy opened by repeaUtiK
1 "' ' (the missionary creed iu concert. Mexi
co was the field of study for the after-
r. Inter .vims articles on thin
prd)
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on in-1
to
, t'utr
a; i'-
running ,
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country and some of the workers!
there, were read bv Misses Lllliar. i
h taMlaltoii and Louise Montgomery. Alii
-enjoyed the violin solo by Master
(i jWIUiara Wright, accompanied by Miss
'Co-. iJJ.wJi'l''!iv.l,.WhMtfiT itisffn.
mental lo of Miss Mary Griffith and
jtlie vocal solo by Miss Celese Ogburn.
a MI', rcla- Very good indeed was the recitation
by little Margaret Dnlton.
The children contributed as a thank
offering fS.oO on this occasion.
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!,. At f -r t.:.'
!.y Mr. B.:x--,.
i law came
ii--.l second
:uetit that In
i ;:..(-ctir the
:,. sh.ill eon-
i.f pharmacy,
il.ad reading
ni'r: ow.
!.r.l io allow
ti..:ss out of
!,! to allow
,,:e cf the
.lliition town.
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THE I F. M. SOCIETY.
SenjtfTwenty-tirst Day.
, ; pji, f .:!' the Seint
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
S.k-U ty met on Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock iu the ladies' parlor of Ceu-i'-naiy
church In the unavoidable ab
sence of the president, Mrs. I-. A.
Vaughn, who is still confined at home
on account of sickness. Mrs. 11. F.
ot !chrc iUbiTR. flsrt vice-president, p re
bel sided.
I After the regular progTam, "Chris
. ere son! i tus Redemptor" was discussed.
As the next meeting o fthis society
f Forsyth ill be a .social session at the home
(Vmi.iiree on ol Mrs. H. E. Dal ton iu March, the
.study for the two months will come
up at the April mooting.
The following commit tie? to nomi-
relative to nate officers for the ensuing year was
i.i judges fix-j elected: Mrs. P. H. Hants, chairman;
$;:.o. Salu-l-M-rs. Samuel niackburn, Miss Nora
Doiison.
ni: m sales
u... ! ." : ;cr f Enfield.
i':'!-. ,-ir. : Toiv:is.
A; ;..i!;t K. il. Smith a jus-
pure and allow him to
.In-.'ire of tht' peace.
A st' " Ui- bead issue of
,.n Fa:
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1 7 vvlliifc . T1
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JAPS
NT Hi
It Is Estimated That Fully
i 63.000 Are Now in This
; American Island rosesslon.
i Much Speculation As to Tho
i Purpose of This Unusual
! Immigration Movement
. (Spwlal to Th S"etnI.)
! Honoi.U.F, Feb l- Thvr is
I
;svady tmimrting of .1aimiu- Int.
JlliaJlrn Islands. NeirU 1. 5u(i arriv
ed the DrM twii eek U Junimrj.
TU-e Influx of the butt two week 1
vet greater. ("onme'rvWU conditions
in the IslaudM dou'l l.ihi the lurgo
luuiitgratlon. M.uiy of them nun ar
Japs of edue.i'lim , otbei-s nre vete
:U! of the ltU!"dn J ipa:ie- ar.
iulster motives are lilnte.1 at by of
ficial. The (iuluct if th" given
fouudatlii for tuisplriou.
Many ms-ret unleMes ls! Htnous
the Ju'H. It lw rumond taut theno
are really mllHaiv oignnliitlons. It In
eslliuiite.1 that -fully tir..U"(l .laLmtiek
tire In re.
TOK1D, Fb. i -Vlseutit Hayasbl.
minister of foreign uffuirs, today nabl
t!i aii.ir'Ut rause for the war ncnrw
with the Vuite.i states. If any, must
be the San lVauclsai matter; t hat tho
Jnp!uwvs nailou fully appreciate
FivsJdunt i(iK)sevelt' stand ami In
telligent ha nipathy of greater jvinlon
of AtiHTlciiiiH toward Jap-.in. It tnmt
tlni rlght'-ouR elianieter of Amerbaiw
ami their m use of fair pl:i to olvo
the diftlcnlty. There Is not the ullgUl
est genu of nr spirit on thU dido of
the ocean.
WHAT IS THE JOY OF "RULING WHEN YOU HAVE SUCH A ROAD A3 THIS TO TRAVEL DAILY?
1111
0 CREATE
i
E DUTIES
in
nfveraents.
tl. Is State
ll.i - nuong the
i P. ere will be
the COlil-"-islative
com-i-'ii
and towns
' i;artit- ku(5-
' 1 vt.T counties.
1 to be created
:-ii';l Cliathatu
" 'he coun
; t-oiititv bv a
vi!.i iliah Point
'I'lie h!-n!iment
.'" eo j i! ties m ay
i' is scarcely
vi-1 jrot tli rough
Work will be commenced this week
i On tho Improvements to bo made on.
the "Old Paper Mill Road," just weHt
cf Salem. There Is about a mile of
this road, heretofore lu very bad' cou
tlltiun that will be very much Improv
ed. This rond, iu the dayij of tho old
paper mill, which was located at the
rurr.tr of Marshall and Academy
street,, was travelled heavily, but In
later years h:s been used very little.
It joins tho'Clcmnious road about four
miles west cf Winston and while the
travelling w ill not bo quite as good ap
in' the Clemmons road there will be a
considerable saving of distance for
Cartics south of fialem takiug this
ro : d. .'
The Salem Corporation la bavlug!
the work done and Messrs, Ebert &
N'adiiig are the contractors.
Assistant Garvan Makes Opening
Address For State in Thaw T rial.
Following His Outline of State's Contentions. Several Witnesses are Examined. Stanford
White's Son Being the First to Give Evidence. Thaw Seems Nervous.
(By Publishers Press.) movements from Sumlay before hie
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. A mysterious i1'"1"1 Oie;' night of the tragedy.
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"PARSIFAL" ILL BE
"Parsifal." the magnlSc'ent festival
drama ts be presented at the Elks'
Auditorium tonight, lias played to
large audiences everywhere during
lis prea; nt triumphal tour of the
S-.nilh. The drama Is interpreted by
til excellent company and every part
is portrayed lu an artistic manner, i jgog". xw
liie scenery U probably the most
elaborate ever put on the stage here.
Tho production Is on a large scale and
its presentation here tonight is recog
nised as one of the theatrical events
if the year. The audience will be
one of the largest of the season.
woman appeared in the Thaw cose to
day. She came with Mrs. Evelyn
Thaw and Miss May McKenzle and
sat with them in court. The unknown
person is a small woman, well dress
ed and- pretty, clad In brown. She
wore a heavy veil. No one outRide of
Thaw's party knew her. It was- stated
she was an Important witness for
Thaw. Mr. Peabody, one of Thaw's
counsel, declared he did not know
the woman.
The crowd Is the bitfgest yet. The
jury remains as it wan,
At 10:45 Assistant District Attorney
Garvan began his opening nddresss
for the State.
Tho Thaw family aro in rhilr ac
customed places. Harry Is nervous.
David N. Cairvalho, a handwriting, ex
pert, sr.t next to Thaw. His connec
tion with the case la unknown.
Mr. Garviu In opening told tho Jury
they were approaching an Important
case. He Raid,: "The purpose of pun
ishment of crime lt its example to
tho community. The defendant Is
charged with the murder of Stanford
White by premeditation .Tune 25,
attorney traced White's
nee
poll
MEET.
"White wnt to Madison Square roof
garden, sat. at a table. Tire defendant,
was In the auditorium with his wife,
Truxtou Ilele and a man named
Cobb. Herry Kendall Thaw, the de
fendant, arose from his seat and walk
ing amoug tin table saw Stanford
White. During the middle of the uec
oud act the Thaw party started to
leave the theatre, Harry Thaw walk
ing behind. When he approached
White he drew a revolver and fired
at tho architect. Thaw looked at the
victim, shot him again, this time In
the mouth. Again litr fired, the third
shot takiug effect Iu the (.boulder.
Thaw raised his revolver high above
bis head holding it by the barrel.
Thaw turned and walked to the door
where he was seized by a fireman.
The murder wan criminal, cruel and
malicious. Tin State will prove these
tracts."
Mts. William Thaw and Roger Oma
ra lef tthe court for the hotel. Neither
would give reason for their departure.
The witnesses wen; then ordered
separated.
As Evelyn passed Harry she look
his hand, held It for a moment and
then turned away.
Iiwtcik-o White was the first wit
ness. Tho yomn son of the dead
architect) traced the events leading
up to the tragedy. The young man
heard of liiti father' daUi from re
porters, Tho defense did not cross
examine him.
Robert Paxton, engineer of Madlsou
Square fiarden, was tho next witness.
II'i heard a shot and turning si
Thaw pointing revolver t White.
The witness saw Thaw fire at least
two Hhots. The witness took hold of
Thaw, escorting hlra down MaIm.
While waiting for the elevator friends
of Thaw came up. Thaw nald to the
party lu a loud voice, "I shot him be
cause he ruined ray wife." "Yes,
Harry." Raid the young woman, "but
look at Uie fix you are In," Thaw r
plied: "Yes. dearie, but I have prob
ably saved your life.
Meyer Cohen, manager of Music
Publisher, llltiwtrated the scene of the
tragedy by showing In a dramatic way
th action of the two men. Thaw
winced like n man under a lash dur
ing his teHilrn.xiy,
Minor witnesses were c.alb'd V
state evets following Thaw's arret!.
Incarceration, etc. The revolver con
tained three empty slii-ll and two
loadd ones.
The State tested its cane at 12
o'clock.
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TODS! WITH THE
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J. H. Fletcher Dry Goods Co. New
of clean sweep sale. Seeials for
Tuesday.
Heard Pros. Co. Artistic fool. -war.
Watc hfor opening announcement.
I). S. Rer the china-man Anuo'iiic-
tv Publishers Press.) ,- a gn ut .money-saving sab.-; son-"-
NORFOLK, Va.. Feb. -1 Blizzard ! thing different -a.'h day this week,
weather Is sweeping the Atlantic! White Star Co. A menu of good
things to cat.
J. M. Woodruff & Co. Sprln
EFFECTED AT ONCE
cf Court Are,
P'-o'.eedincjS. i
hold'
'Oil, iv. ; roast with great suffering resulting.
All shipping at sea is ln great danger.
Hampton Roads is filled with storm
bound vessels.
A big uaknow'n vess I was driven
ashore today hear Ocean Ci'y on thf
M,: inland coast. The fate of the
crew Is unknown.
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Smith.
H. S.
Waiter
if Pail V..
for young men here.
Neely At Crule SfH'Cial hIkx' hi!''.
A big special In children's shoes at
jC.
Rosenbacher & Urn News from
tho Busy Store. Combination sab' of
silks. .
Norlb'et Hardware
(By Publishers' Press)
WASHINGTON. Feb. t.Tbo con
ciliatory tone adopted l ythe niuniei
pal authorities and hcIhk;) authorities
of San Francisco Just le fore I-avii!
for Wasbint'ton is exceedingly gru'lfy
ing to th udniinistratioii. Mayor
Schinlt, is quote as saving If the
president can chow their delegation
that-a continuation of Hie present
school policy might Imperil national
interests he will advise tho school
! board to rered from Its position po
sit Ion. If the dol.-gatiol) lileets the
'president In this manner there Is no
I doubt but that the situation will short
Co. Patrol .lire j ly be straightened out.
hat."
extinguisher inforniatloi).
Huiitley-HllUStocktlon Co. An
nounc continuation of slaughter prices
on the Vogler stix-k. with an addi
tional cut of lu per cent In price.
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On account of the inclement wi rub
er the piano recital of Signor Aug' lo
l'atrlcolo, announced for this evening
at the Academy chape, has been post-pioif-d
until Tuesday night, February
I'.'th.
j Signor Antrelo Patrlcolo was greet
ed by more than (jot) people at the
State Normal College In
on Saturday nljht.
The "Parsifal'' performance to
night begins at 7: l" o'clock. These
who arrive nt the auditorium af'er
that time will not lw wated until the
first, act Is over.
Those who have clothing they are
willing to give to the pjr are request
Greensboro tJ to notify Capt. nnd Mrs. uiocm,
lot the Salvation Army.
SUCCEED MR. M'GEE
Mr. John Y'aw, who has keen the
night otlicer In Salem, will succeed
Mr. J. H. McG- ns chief of police of
j Salmi. Mr. Yaw Is confined at pre
lent to his borne with an Injured foot
lA substitute will serve In his place
'until he Is able to take up hix dutief
'again.
(By Publishers' Press.)
ATLANTA. Ga., Feb. 1 - Bishop
Want n G Candler, of the M"thodist
Kpisc.jial ( bunh, S)uth, has return
ed from Cuba. He sajs that k-oiiu"
steps of Secretary Taft in bis efforts
to pacify the natives put a premium
on disturbances and gave to tlie in
surrcctioti in liilnds of wune apparance
of a profitable business, For exam
ple he g;ivo each iiisurrcelor the
horse hi. had stolen when he went off
against, the government, proposing to
reimburse the owners of the animals
thus taken. "A gentleman In f l-i.f i
gos told me." t,aid the bUbop. "thai
lie hail a line staillon on bis stock farm
for which ho paid $r.ii'i. His negro
rode 1! away and now has It In hi"
possifslon and tie original owi.er
cannot recover his prop'-tty or g' t a'i
cpiate a)inent for his iis. lb- tee.
Ills horse tvery ilav, but cannot touch
the auiliiul". The bishop :.OS this li
one of the hundreds of can-s wh.-re
the men prol.'- 1 by T.tft's order.4
GllKEN'SBOHO, Fb, 4-T i if
Englisli girls who are hem hue to Ut
tify In the cases ugaliist the Chariot m
cotton mill men, charged with viola
tions of the alien labor contract laws.
e.Kais'd from the Iniaidlng iimise lu
which they have bei ti RMlgned Thurs
day evening. ud after ieulliiit the
night :n a building In hlh several
young men have rooms, left, Friday
morning, l.'iilted Stales Marshal .1.
M. Mllllken and deputies gave cIimo
and overtook the girls eveial inlies
fnuii the city, They were rctuincj
late Friday afternoon, though U was
sometime afterward before 11 was
known that the gUU h.i escaped and
had lieen returned u (he city.'
For some time the girl have been
allowed to go about the city ot y.lll,
Hie guards only rcqulrliiK that they
p turn to the Ixirdlng house by m.'V
en o'clock In the evening. On Thurs
day evening they failed (,( show up
nt the appointed time 'and tho officer
st once fl About making an InvestlijH
iloil of the cause of their not appear
ing. Knowing that they frequented
the Groom building In South Elm
street, the officers went at. ouco to
that place, but a thorough nearch of
the plnce failed to reveal the girls.
Yesterday morning lh deputy mar
shal went lo the building and watched
for some time for them to emerge
from the building and after n time,
he cri not having come, be went
to bre-'kfatit. As v.;m nf'erwar; Is, learn
ed from the elrlH, tb,,y b fi. while he
was at breakfuct.
Learning that Hie (,;irls ha. I left the
building and had liikeu a street ,a,.
lug out of town, the deputy marshal
notified Mnrs'ial Mllllken mid tho to
went hi search of the lu. It was
not bard to follow them through tho
count i, as on account of ti.-lr unit
siinl apix'iirnnee, -j)e took particular-
notice of ih'ui The) were over
taken aUeit citrlit miles from town
an,! brought Mo k In the cnribige.
The gll is th U told I lie olncels l1(.r
story. They ..aid they spent the nlglrt
In the bulidiiu, n was antU-lpated by
Jtlie officers. Wh ti inoinliig came
.'hey were nfiald to return to their
quarters on account of tj,e f(Vr( that
I'hiy hn.l disolieycd rules and decided'
I to bav il,,- ell v . l U now S'id tlmt
Jtlie vom.fc l.e a -i,o t-nlli. d the gtil,,
away will pr.hatdj be indl'ief for
bat luiring goven.iheni K wine--ses In
vlolalloii of la The offense U a w
rlous one, and the r'-sul' l;t aa!ted
IH iute(eH'
Slguor Aui'elo 1',-it'lcolo, the famous
Paliau plan 1st, p!vd u the State
Norma! and In iu .t: la! Co,le(;e, before
a largo audience Friday i.i.-'it Ills
rei.dttio:: of hi- on n arrato r.-m nt of
"Dixit" elect Hlled lis aulence The
eliti i lainuient conoiii"' e arranged
for the vi-.lt of K:::aor p uico-o and
till plOnellt lij")ld the I veil' f'illy,
The Guilford Co-n.l; Boar i of l-Mu
cation was in es,.oii Fiblav night
jiii.d Ka' ill day '(t..tl'ei a'oe roi'.ne.
jbuslnes-s was tra-i .aco d "fl.e b lind
Ms now comp.. I of lb. W T hi'-
LOST Between pormr Spruce and
Second Ht reels, and Vaughn & Go 's
store on Fourth street, a plain gold
stickpin, bearing Inscription "I)oiibe
1 t'ounoll No. 1." Finder please re
turn to office of Vaughn & Co.
!t. j,re..;dci.' o,
c'lairiiiau . f'harb
lary, and .1. C Iv
is now a tie oi "
.1. Allen Holt, pri
Willi teuj-... ill
lie lll'i. r ol tae
tlu 4-ou:.t.
' Wi.i: ..--t I.,.i'l:;i'e,
. II I'el ,. cre.
iro 't Mr. K.-MK ' '
r, having MICl Ceded
icipiil ol Oak Hi dge,
o-'ler i t Ir coiiie n
S'ttu'o' fiom