rni
if-
wixstox-salem,x. r.,Tiin:si)AY i:yi:mm;, may so, 1!ht.
ri:u'i:3(r.NTs.
U V i : -.0
sro IMFS I
nr uiniiLu
IS CHARGES
P Ferguson Alleges
Horrible Immorality
I. F, I 1,1 IIU
5 ill i""
Gives tnstances-
of Canal Commis
si Disposed to Take
deisms Seriously.
E H'WH FC
1 CLEf.!!Ii5 S
' i , The Sentinel.
'4.t0.- u,v ;!i..-Oflictals
10.- ..iion
c-riini.-Ov the state-
' ,,..f..lrr. a proniui
iT"p v., Ynik. concerning
mural and colli
1 , ",.!. health conditions
: Ls,,u (ailed t ii""
ntipiik'n of conditions
;C ami to distinguish
1 ' . ihnama i the canal
u lilt' mber of the ca-
s"TLWcd the preach-
e .".! to do with
f ( olun am' I'anama, wh eh
i!vtvl.mt1 the jurisdiction
I'ted States. Smith also de
Ltfhrr's statements regard
hall f vice across the
U the ltol1ice at Colon
i-pd the cumin ission is igno
;,r allepd traffic In girls
u if tewis.ni knows of such
u is his duty to give the
l,e president and secretary
iiniediatfly.
Rev. J. E. Hall, principal of the
Clemmons School, was in the city to
day and reported that the commenco
ment exercises this week Wire the
best In the history of the Institution.
The enrollment of students the past
session numbered 132.
The trustees have decided to build
a dormitory mis sim.iuer ior smau
boys, the management deciding to
make a specialty of boarding students
of this class.
Principal Hall says the prospects
for the next term are decidedly en
couraging. He already has the prom
ise of several small boys from Winston-Salem.
The negotiations looking to the
conversion of the Clemmons School
into a county high school have tven
declared off, as the trustees find that
they have not the authority to trans
fer the property and management to
the State or county.
It Is thought now that the county
school board will establish two high
schools, oue at Lewisville and the
other at Walkertown.
BE REBELS ARE DEFEATED
AND DUE 1110 ARE KILLED
Detachment of Triads Encounters Provincial Troops With
This Result More Fighting Expected.
,IN0
FOR MURDERERS.
HONG Kong. M;iV ;;n. provincial
troops t,lay defeated a detachment
of rebellious Triads after a bitter
fight. One hundred rebels were killed
and the leader of the baud raptured.
r .at.s and a large store of amnmuiliou
of the Triads were also ea,! Hired.
A force of two thousand provincials
is now proeetdiug to Choo Chow.
To Protect American Interests.
WASHINGTON, May 30 The na
vy department has ordered the gun
boat Helena from Shanghai, to Aim rl-
rmna. one win proceed thence to
Miutow, the scene of the revolution
Her mission is the prlection of Am
encan interests. She will not Inter
fere' unless necessary.
NEW YORK, May 30. Members of
ROAST FOR WINSTON BALL TEAM
in
lYird Officials Engaged
it to Unravel Mystery.
i-ial to The Sentinel.
i IV X The admission
-i Yard officials that they
. the alleged accomplices
r4tr of Father Caspar Varta-
nian priest murdered in
has aroused great Interest
I suspect is believed to have
Wed, but the police reiuso to
be rumor. It Is known Scot-
believes the niurdw was
C-th of an Areimiian or Ser
ai plot. All steamers from
ill be closely watched, as
Wved the actual murderers
in the ocean.
IRQ GOULD'S ANSWER.
lift Hit Wife Because She
t Drank Too Much. .
rial to The Sentinel.)
ftHiK, May 20. The nature
Gould's answer to his wife's
in divorce suit became
ay. He alleges he left her
9f her had habits. He says
i Milled lo the use of intox
jd drank too much. After
ling to Induce ht r to quit,
r. He evades her charge of
kd her with detectives.
Made Only One Run on Error in Game
With Mt. Airy.
The Mt. A1ry Leader deals Out a
roast for the Winston boys who went
to the Granite City last Saturday to
play ball with the "Champions'' of
that town. Here is the leader's re
port of the so-called contest:
"five hundred people went out to
the furniture factory grounds last Sat
urday afternoon to witness a game of
the national sport that was decide! y
the "worst ever," for there had come
to this city a crowd of boys purport
ing to hail from Winston-Salem, and
whoso purpose it was to play baseball
against the strong Mt. Airy team. The
home team had been strengthened by
adding two ntw players, Messers Fra
ser and Horan, and the public expect
ed a good1 game, but it was sxn dem
onstrated that the home team had
been marked for a trip to the moun
tains by a crowd of fakirs who knew
nothing about the game. Nine Innings
were played and not one of the Win
ston crowd rcache thlr base until the
last inning, when Dobbyns, for the
home team, threw the ball away and
gave the visitors a chance to score.
The home team was in fine form and
made twenty-nine runs, which could
easily have been made twenty-nine
hundred. The home team has gone to
considerable expense to get together
a team that is a credit to any city and
it plays good ball, and while they did
not do It, it would' have been nothing
amiss had they allowed that Winston
crowd to . go hungry while here and
walk home after the so-called game."
the etlicial Chinese mission to James
town Exposition who are In this city
do not view with alarm the reixirts
of Triad uprising In China and the
refuted danger to Manchuria. A cui
tain of the Imeprial army said to the
Publishers' Press today:
ve received no word ol atiy up
rising, and certaiuly would if the re
volt were serious, it is easy to see
that the revolt is among thieves. rol-
bers and uomadic ieoplo living In the
mountainous portion of Kwantung
province hut there is no sympathy
among the people In general. News
paier reHitU are not causing us the
least worry. The government is not
uiiKpular In China and there Is no
reason to believe this uprising will
prove a serious matter."
ODIDSTHI JLGQUITTED
o:i m of is:
The Jury Debated Case About
Twenty Hours Ed. Tuttle
Gives Notice of Appeal
From Two Year Road Sen
tenceOther Cases.
CASE OF DHEID ORIENTAL DISEASE AII.1S
THE HEALTH AUTHORITIES OF NEW YORK
.PUGILISTIC CONTEST.
pest in a Fight at Tonepah,
.Nevada, Tonight,
rial lo The Sentinel.
rm, .Nevada, May 30. The
Mvenon the prize fight here
f een itart and Schreck. It
"Bin to a nnish. -There is
F'st. A IiIk crowd In
tWO GIRLS FOUND DEAD.
Each
Bullet Hole in the Temple of
One Mysterious Case.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
SPRINGFIELD, 111., May 30.-Carrie
Lederbrang, aged seven, and her sis
ter, Cora, seventeen years old, wire
found dead In a creek near their home
today with a bullet hole in each girl's
temple. The father, a farmer, insti
tuted search when the girls failed to
attend supper last night. The sheriff,
coroner and deputies are investigating
on the scene of the supposed murder.
.MINGS A CANDIDATE.
Nal to The Sentinel.)
("INKS, May :). -Governor
I ami(iiiii,.,.s (iclinitoly he
I candidal.. l sucee-,,(i Sena
" " is not known positively
ff"" 'H1 !' a candidate
Mined tntlay to say posi
plMlth is failing.
Dismantle Vladivostok.
Halto Tlw Sentinel.)
MaJ;"nTh,! """"'"n '
l' W1'1 to dismantle
. razing the. walls and
I'M' guns.
Lew Rudy to Leave.
Low Rudy, who has resided in Win
ston-haiem for several stars and up
to a few weeks ago was vice presiitrmt
and manager of the King Printing Co.,
has sold' his intrest in that business
and accepted the position of g'tieral
manager of a large printing establish
ment in Chicago. Mr. Rudy has the
rfusal of taking the management of
his firm's Chicago house or having
charge of their plant in Ims Angeles,
California. Both houses make only
hotel and railroad booklets and un
considered' the leaders in the United
States in their lines.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy will leave next
week for New York, where they will
spend ten days, after which they will
visit Chicago and lxs Angeles.
M I'' f'i-'V''
""S,,?.0?" WAVE HITS
NEW YORK, "May at As a result
authorities, are dismayed owing to
the diath here of a midshipman from
the lirazillan cruisiT Totnayo, from
the dreaded Oriental disease, beriberi.
It is said this is the first ease that ev
er reached this port. The sailor was
taken from the ship to a hospital in
INOTUPR At I A RTF R.
""""kin? '1, I , '""o'lR Borne of the women s organizations
"N,, Item nl1"K characters from the pages of the mod-
tho clly anil the nature of the dis
ease disclosed only when the ship's
physician arrived.
Despite a .statuueut that the dis
ease is not contagious health officers
are greatly, worried and It Is msslhle
the Tomayo with her crew of one hun
dred and eighty men and ollictrs will
be sent to quarantine,
PRESIDENT GASTHO TO VISIT UNITED STATES '
TO HAVE CONFERENCE WITH MR. ROOSEVELT
CARACAS, Veneiuela, May 110.
President Castro Is preparing to visit
the United States to confer with Pres
ident Roosevelt about affairs affecting
the two nations. From Washington
he will proceed to European health
resort. It Is probable Vice President
Gomez will bo delegated to act In his
place during his ubsenco.
Castro's absolute power In Venezue
la affairs was shown when on lis re
suming duties today congress up
proved, without a single dissenting
voice or question, all of ('astro s ex
cutlve acts and expenditures froln
1905 to 11)07.
AT EXPOSITION TOMORROW.
Program of the Various Events Ar
ranged For the Day.
Special to The Sentinel.
JAMKSTOWN, Muy 30. Following
is the exposition program for tomor
row: 8 a. m. Gates open.
8 to 9 Regimental drill," 23d In
fantry. Iu:u0 Guard Mount.
1 p .in. lilgraphlc. and Stereoptl
can Exhibition, Interior Department;
scenes on government reservations,
Government building A.
2 p. in. Scenes in Yosenilto Valley,
Government lluildlng A.
2 p. in Hand Concert by Plilnney's
United Slates Hand AudUorlum.
3 p. m. Scenes on Indian Reserva
tion. Govi rnnient Kuildlng A.
4 u. m. Yellowstone National Park
with lecture by Mr. K. C. Culver, at
Government Building A.
4 to a Drill by Maryland Agricul
tural Cadets.
4 to 5:30 Organ Recital, D. Mer
rett Scott.
5 p. m. Regimental Parade, 23d In
fantry.
Departure Staunton Military Acad
emv. Slauntti, Va.; Georgia Military
Academy, 'College Park,, Ga.; Went
worth Military Academy, Lexington
Mo.
X p .in. Hand Concert, Phiiiney s
United States Hand Auditorium.
11 p. m Gates close.
ANALYSIS NOT COMPLETE.
It Will Be Several Days Yet Before
Chemists Make Their Reports.
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH, May 30. Magistrate
Separk, to whom will be made by
Chemist Symes tho reixirt of the anal
ysis of the stomach of the late Engl
ueer, Strang, whom Dr. Rowland
and wife are accused of poisoning
stated today that ho did not expect
a report hefore next week. It is ab
solutely imiKissiblo to get any infor
tualioii from Prof. Withers about the
ontents ol the stomach or young
Rowland, son of the doctor, who, it
is alleged, was also polHoned by tin
father, There is nothing to do but
wait for these reports on which ul
most the whole case depends.
NEW BOARD MEETS.
Introduced by Home School.
In the Home Moravian Sunday
school a very attractive aiWitlon to tlx
regular exercises Iiub been Introduc
ed. Each Sunday a designated class
furnishes a short special program at
the close. Thus far there have been
recitations, addresses, vocal and In
Btrtinientat music, etc. The Idea is
suggestive to schools. A iiiunber of
the Home school says it adds much
interest and relieves In a great mens
lire what at times tends to monoto
nv iu the routine exercises.
Trustees of the A. & M. College Con
sider Various Matters.
Special to The Sentinel.
RALEIGH. N. C, May 30.-The
firt meeting of the n w board of
trusties of the A. & M. College since
its divorcement, from the department
of agriculture by the legislature was
held here today and elected a thair
.T.an all the trustee b ing present
except three. W. H. Ragan, of High
Point, was t-lected chairman and C.
W. Gold, of Wilson, secretary.
The principal business transacted
was the authorization of fifty tluuis
,111,1 ,l-iII:iiK for a heating plant, etc..
At tlir a M. College, under the dN
reel ion of a committee appointed.
Other expenses of the maintenance of
the college were pluced in the hstuls
of tlu same committee.
Etatements Unauthorized.
Mr; W. A. Graham, Jr., who Is very-
close to ( ommissioncr S, L. Patterson
made this statement yesterday, says
a Raleigh aper: "The rumors that
Mr. Pateersou was going to resign or
would not be a candidate for renomln
atioii are. very annoying to him. He
has authorized no one' to make th'se
statements and he will- notify his
friends and the public in ample time
if he Is not a candidate for reiionilna
ttion."
Thp J. G. Goldstein arson case was
given to the jury almut o'clock
yesterday afternoon. W hen court iv
convened this morning the tele
men apH'nrd before Judge Ferguson
and asked for Instructions as to the
character of the defendant. His hon
or told the Jury that the character of
Goiustein was not referral to by the
witnesses for the prosecution and de
fense, adding that a mini's character
must be presumed to be good until
proven otherwise. The twelve men
then retunnd to their mom for furth
er consideration of the rase
A tviHirt was current aliout Hint
o'clock last night thut the Jury was dl
vided 7 to T. the majority Mng for
acquittal. This morning tho only d tl
nliii st.iieiiitnt made was the men
had not agreed and It was predicted
iy many that a mistrial would result.
the belief being expressed that an
agreement would not be reached.
The Juror In the case are as fol
lows:
Frank Taylor, John L. Si'hs, Meb-
ane I , Charles. Y. V. aw aliu.hilinuml
Haulier, J. A. ItiKise, Philip C Ri
minger. Win. Chilly, W. II. Mctlehi-e.
A. Suuudtrs, E, L Riser and J. W.
Marshall.
At 2:l." this afternoon the Jury re
turned a verdict of not guilty.
Boys Pay Cost.
Volney Groves, Arthur Green and
Clay Simmons, three young white
men, plead guilty to breaking Into the
Temple Pharmacy a few wicks ago
Judgment was susieiidoil Ukmi pay
ment of costs.
Divorce Granted.
Adelaide Moser wus granted a di
vorce troui ner nusiiami, l nonius Closer.
Judgment for $500.
The Wachovia Natlonul Hank wus
glen Judgment against E. Spencer
Hlackburn and his endorser, s. r.
Vance, for $r00 borrowed money with
Interest from March 29, litou, at the
rate of 6 per cent.
Not Guilty.
Marshall Lawson, a negro boy, wan
acquitted of steullng a wulch from
Chus. V. Hupp, Jewuler.
Two Years for Ed. Tuttls.
Counsel for Ed. Tuttle, convicted
of forcible trespass, iimde a motion
.yesterday afternoon for a new trial,
Tlits was overruled and notice of ap
peal to the Supremo Court was given.
Appearance bond was fixed at $."nu.
Judge Firgiison gave Tut l lo iwo
years on the county roads, but agreed
to reduce tho sentciieo one year, pro
vided the defendant would pay Miss
Jennie Audi rson, of Rural Hall, the
$100 he borrowed from her.
It will bo remembered lhat 1 utile
gave Miss Anderson a ciibhoi mort
gage on some property to secure the
payment of $1011. A tew weeks later
MtHs Anderson signed a paiier in
structing the register of deeds to can
cel the mortgage upon the promise of
Tuttle that he was prepared to pay
hack the $100. After getting' her sig
nature he declined to ny the debt
and by threats forced Miss Anderson
to leave his home. Indictment of Tut
tie followed. He bus been In Jail
since February.
Accused of Stealing $13.
Goldi n Itnllock was arraigned this
afternoon on the charge of stealing
$13 from Rolit. Hrlggs. The trial will
be concluded late this afternoon.
Jury Out In Larceny Case.
Li e Martin, a negro man, was trb d
today on the charge of stealing clolb
Ing from Mr. U. C. Jones, of the For-
svlh Hardware Co. Mr. Jones testified
that, the clothing wus left In Ms olllco
Martin bud been ill tho employ of the
company as driver for Home time bo
fore the Indictment for larceny and
Mr. Jones said so far as he knew bis
character was good. The case was
given lo the Jury before one o'clock
today and the twelve men had
agreed at 3:30.
STATUE WILL BE
lEILpOIIf
General Lee Issues An Order
Requesting That All Busi
ness In South Be Suspended
For Five Minutes During
Unveiling of Memorial to
Jefferson Davis.
Greeted President.
rSicc!sil to The Senlliifl.)
YOUXUSTUWIN. Ohio, Muy
President Roosevelt and party reached
Yoiingstown this morning titter a run
from Washington without accident.
Ellwood, Pa.. waB the President's first
apiiearan . He shook hands over the
rail with a few of the several thous
and factory employees who had gain
en d to greet him.
New Salem Lodge Officers.
t the regular meeting of Salem
Lodge, I. O. O. F., Tuesday night, the
fntli.wlmr officers were elected for the
ensuing term of six months:
grai.il, L. R. Hix'd; vice grand,
Sticiise: recording secnuo
Clingman; secretary, O
treasurer. J. I. Newman.
Noble
W. it.
K. P.
W. .lines;
The above
with the apiHdnllve oinn-rs, win e
Install ir the first meeting nlRht In
July.
Coats' Spool Cotton Advances.
I lie wholesale price for years on
Coats: S))ol Cotton has been 6,ic ht
doz.cn. Today the tail merchants
were notified that the price would he
(17 cents j;er dozen. This means that
the retailer will have to sell the
thnnd at C cents, where It has been
retailed for 5 cents per spool and his
per cent, of profit will be still less..
Little Madlin Laid to Rest
Tin" funeral service of little Madlin
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.au
rio Pralt, was conducted from tip
home of the parents, coiner of Trade
and Sixth streets, at 10:31) o'clock this
morning, by Rev. -Edward Ciosland
The interment was in the Moravian
graveyard.
Holy Hush In Honor of Davis.
An appeal to all Southerners brief
ly to stop business and all moving
wneels at 2 p. m., June 3, the moment
of the unveiling of Jefferson Davis'
statue at the Richmond reunion ol
Confederate veterans, has been issued
by Gen. Lee, commanding the vett;
rans.
Mrs. O. .1. Shf ipeid and son. Wil
liam, of Wanghtown, left this after
noon for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Nell
Ellington, of Greensboro.
Band Concerts at Nissen Park,
A contract has been closed with the
Winston Cornet Hand by the Frl
Manufacturing and Power Company,
to give two open-air concerts pi
week at Nissen park. I he nrst one
of the season will be given on Mod
day night of next week
Siieclal lo The Sentinel.
RICHMOND. Va.. May 30 Gen.
Sti phcu I). Ut. commanding tho Con
federate Veterans. Issued an irder to
day requesting thst throughout the
South neit Mitfiday flv minutes (front
two to five minutes after two o'clock
in business Ih BUHiM-iidcd of what
ever nature, the moment of acluiil
unveiling of the statue of Jefferson IKt
ls. The reunion here la being greatly
uijoyed by tho veterans.
AT NATION'S CAPITAL.
How Memorial Day Is Being Celebrs-
ted In Washington City.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
WASHINGTON, May 30.-Veter.iiia
man-lied along the sanni line of
n i a n-It today that they and their com
raibs followed when Lincoln review
ed them at the c ! of the civil war.
At Arlington cemetery, whom twen
ty thousand hcroen sleep, 1'oniradu
James Tanner, former commander In
chief of the G. A, R., iiiadu tho prin
cipal address.
Many Spanish American Wltr vel
rans were also on parade, Hpeeche
were made under atiHplees of the (i,
A. R. Society of Army of Tennessee,
and the Society of the Army of Vir
ginia. Monuments were unveiled to
the memory of Major General Joseph
Anthony Mower and Maor General
Hen nun I n Kelly. All government bu
siness wus suspended for the day.
Flags are ut half mast on the public,
buildings, and all sinliies of the civil
war In roes are decorated In national
colors.
DEATH OF INFANT.
Bon of Mr, and
Westbrook Passes
Twelve Months Old
Mrs. Charles H.
Away.
Little George Wosthrook, the
twelve months old son of Mr. and MrH.
Charles II, Westbrook, of this city,
dltd yesterday itfteriirsiii at 4 o'clock
at Covington, Va., the home of Mrs.
Westbrook's parents, to which piano
he was taken last Tuesday night. At
llrst, the change In his condition was
for the belter but the Improvement
did not continue long 'runt Tfio llttlo
fellow succumbed.
He was an unusually strong and
beautiful child and there was much
Interest In his twhulf manifested by
the acquaintances of the family. Tho
funeral services were held at Coving
ton this afternoon at tf o'clock at
which hour the Meyers WVstbrttok
store In this city was closed out of
rcHpcet to the little one.
The sympathy of the entire, com
munity goes out to the parents In
their sad bereavement.
i END NOW IN SIGHT.
Compromise Understood to Hsve Been
Agreed .Upon by Longshoremen
Strikers and Employing Companies.
(Special to Tin) Sentinel,)
NEW YORK, May :W.- As a result,
of a conference today, Hie hint of tho
strike of ih longshoremen Is In sight.
A compromise Is understood to luvo
been agreed upon.
SENATOR HALE VERY ILL.
Is In Serious Condition At Johns Hop
kins Hospital.
(Hpeclnl to Tho Mcllltnul
IIALTIMORE, Muy Uo.-ll, H. Hen
ii I or Hale, of Maine. Is III at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, as n result of an
operation. There Is some hope of his
not I recovery, but Ills condition Is very serious.
Miss MiKsle cUieppard relumed tMs
afternoon from Charlotte.
AS IT IS NOT OBSERVED. DECORATION DAY AS IT 18
AND