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0" FROM FEDERATION.
Workers' Union Hat Been
L on Order of President
Vial in The Sentinel.
ivilTON. June 1 The Drew.
' union, comprising four
orcanizations scattered
Ji country, was today ex
the American Federation
,o orders of President Gom
. expulsion of the United
Workers of America from
niton was caused by failure
irkniHi's union to carry out
Lie of Hie Minneapolis con
refrain from further Inclu-
membership of workmen
us firemen. engineers or
According to the . order
kident fiompers, beer manu
(he expelled organization
-r lie considered as a non
tact.
WPED- SMALL. BOY.
jil Train Unwittingly Takes
K-Year-Old Passenger.
ial to The Sentinel.
, Mich. June 1. A di
iient of Prefirtent Roose-
ms trip West came whin
-its car unwittingly, kta-slrywold-
boy who had
Ion tlie platform at Albion,
tains the hand-shaking.
Nit took the little fellow on
vp him an orange and told
' stay. When the next sta-
Noheil the boy was left in
natives.
GUGErJEIIT
AT JirilVERSITY
Exercises Began This Morn-
IngSenlor Class Day Ex
ercisesLaying of Corner
Stone of Carnegie Library
This Afternoon Other Fea
tures of Commencement.
Three Provinces In
China Now Involved
Revolt Is Constantly Spreading Seventy-Five Thousand
Triads In Arms-Many Civil Authorities Killed by Rebels.
Seclal to The Sentinel.)
CHAPEL HILL, June 1. The one
hundred and twelfth commencement
of the University of North Carolina
began this morning.
At 9:30 the seniors had prayers In
the chapel.
At 10:30 the class day exercises
were held. President J. J. Parker, of
Monroe, of the graduating class, wel
comed the audience. William H. Duls.
of Wilmington, uext read the history
of the class of 1907. He traced the
history from entering the University
four years ago to today, speaking of
the sorrows and pleasures the class
had experienced and of the class's
great success in college life. Oscar
V." Hicks, of Goldsboro, gave the class
prophecy. Ho foretold the future liv
es of his fellow classmates in an in
teresting manner. Quincy S. Mills,
of Statmvllle, read the last will and
testament of the class, which afforded
much laughter. W. S. O'H. Koblnson,
Jr., f Goldsboro, the class orator,
closed the exercises by presenting to
the University the class gift, which Is
a fund for the improvement of the
campus.
This afternoon at 4:30 the corner
stone of new fifty thousand dollar
Carnegie Library was laid. The ex
ercises were conducted by Lieutenant
Governor Francis D. Winston, grand
master of Masons. .
At 5:30 the senior class holds
open-air exercises under the Davie
poplar.
Tonight occurs the lnter-soclety
banquet at which Senator Overman,
Gov. Doughton and E. D. firoadhurst
are speakers. Following this is an
anniversary meeting of the literary
societies.
Last night the Y. M. C. A. gave a
delightful reception in their new
building.
HONG KONG, June 1. The Chi
nese revolt now includes three prov
inces. The rebels number seventy
five thousand.
luang hi is the latest province nf
fectid. Otlicials have been attacked
NEW PAPER FOR TWIN-CITY.
N DID NOT BEGIN.
ten Pnttn.j c. i-L ...
jsy At Least.
;W to Th Ri'utinel.)
J Ulfc
!'nko oi coal miners, ex-
'Kln twill V hua l.cr, Kl,l
: . i UI. V.U iiiu
after a long confer
IMtcr of taking out the
Fhlnes was left to a n.
Hw' meantime the miners
1 yeHU nlay have returned
The Southern Business Educator Is
To Appear Monthly.
The new Business College will pub
lish an eight-page monthly, the title
of which will be the Southern Busl
ness Educator.
The paper will be strictly educa
tloual. Its editorial columns will be
rflBn-ted to the discussion of education
in geneWn,"-vith special reference to
practical education. r:."re will also
be a general discussion ot th, great
opportunities throughout the erHire
country and particularly In the South
for honest,' energetic, practical educa
ted young people.
All young people and parents who
are Interested in an education that
Insures against adversities, that mul
tlplles earning power, that is a sure
foundation to any vocation, should
call on the college, or phone or write
for a free copy of the paper. Tele
phone 888, Winston-Salem, N. C. -
W88 OF $100,000.
jon Today In A Small Town
Pennsylvania.
ral to Tho
r-E. .. June l.-A fire
7r " swtion of about
"any today caused rtnm.
F to a hundred thousand
r namis originated in the
i1"1 "'irks, soon Bi,P,wiin
1 oil and i?i ,
N rim,, Smith machine
1" a uozen dwellings, all
destroyed.
N'5 CANDIDACY.
t''can Attorney Gener
f 8,J, of Kansas.
VtilV s'ntlfc.,
J""t l.-Attor-'IV
I" an interview to
' ,ht "I'lnioti that liryan
rn again if Taft Is
CJ,le candidate. Colby
'ER's '
"'i FIELD.
L ' Mtmber f the British
,M,"l Soon.
t; '!.'".1'!- Stln.i
'"rv hii, '-'
1 , """ 1 A( vlcf ro.
1 teinl,..,. llf .
hi Ul" Iris" Na-
i... "l:'ke him th
mrty.
Uta"bS school com-
BIRMINGHAM GETS REUNION.
Next Meeting of Confederate Vete
rans Will Be Held There.
' Special to The Sentinel.
RICHMOND. June 1. The United
Confederate Veterans will meet in
Birmingham. Ala., next year. This
decision was reached today.
The veterans continue to have a
great time. The crowd hero Is im
mense.
Officers Elected.
Officers were electee) today by the
United Confederate Veterans as fol
lows:
Command'ir-In-Chief, Stephen D.
Lee.
Department Commanders, Generals
Irvln Walker, Clement Evans, V. L.
Cabell.
WILL COMPLETc JURY TODAY.
Ten Men Have Already Been Secured
To Sit In Haywood Trial.
Special to The Sentinel.
BOISE, Idaho, June 1. Tho actual
trial of Haywood begins Monday. Ten
jurors were in the box this morning
Tho other two will be secured tolay
as the State has exhausted and the
defense has but one peremptory chal
lenge left.
Wm. D. Haywood was seized with a
severe attack of neuralgia in the head
today and though two doctors worked
hard to get him in physical shape to
be present In court it was found im
Possible. Court recessed until 1:30,
when he may be able to be present,
Appointed an Inspector.
Ir. J. W. Petty has been apKinted
a veterinary Inspector by the Bureau
of Animal Industry of the United
States Department of Agriculture and
has been assigned to duty at. Nash
vllle, Tenn. He left for Nashville last
night and after it month there will go
to some point In South Carolina. Dr.
Petty practiced his profession In this
city before going to Greensboro, and
has many friends here.
and the families of a numlxT killed.
At Pakhoi all the white women
have been sent off by the British con
sul und all the white men are guard
ing the consulate.
News of continued sprtad of the r
volt Is constantly being received.
in ilu
SlDJGETie
Carolina and Northwestern
Joins Southern.' Atlantic
Coast Line and Seaboard
Air Line In Fight on Law
Providing Lower Passen
ger Fares.
HAND IS MANGLED
Luther Uiggin, a young white man,
accidetitly caught his right hand in a
lump machine at the H. J. Reynolds
tobacco factory this afternoon man
gling it so severely as to make an am
putation necessary. Mr. Uiggin, who
works on the machine floor, was en
gaged in changing the "set" of the
machine at the time of the accident.
The young man was assisted to
Thompson's drug store where an ex
amination was made by Dr. ltymnn,
who decided that the hand would
have to be amputated. Mr. Uiggin
was carried at once to the Twin-City
Hospital where the operation was performed.
SIDLE
I.UT MEET BEHT WEEK
The Winston graded scliool hoard
will probably meet next week to elect
a superintendent and a corps of In
structors. Supt. SniHs, at this sea
sion, will submit his annual report.
I lis re i lection is practically assured.
Only two resignations have been sent
In by teachers, so far as known
These nre Miss Robbie Mlekle, who
will teach at the Salem Female Acad
emy lind College next year, and Miss
Daisy Crutcntield, who retires on ac
count of 111 health. Both were In
structors at the North Winston school
TWENTY NEW OSTEOPATHS.
By
That Number Granted License
State Examining Board.
RALEIGH, June 1. The North
Carolina State Board of Osteopathic
Examination and Registration, which
was created by an act of tho last leg
islature, and whose members were
appointed under the act by Governor
Glenn, held a meeting in the office of
Dr. H. W. Glascock In this city yes
terday to pass upon applications for
license to practice osteopathy in the
State. There were twenty-seven appli
cations before the board and licenses
were granted to twenty of the appli
cants as follows: Drs. H.W. Glascock,
Raleigh; W. K. Hale, Hendersonvllle;
R. K, Markham, Wilmington; L. C
Markham, Wllmiugton; C. H. Grain
ger, Winston; A. A. Uasye, Statesvllle;
Delia Kevll Stevens, Sinithfield; S. W.
Tucker, Greensboro; E. C. Armstrong,
New Bern; E. I. Carson, Wilson; M.
J. Carson, Rocky Mount; H. M. Arm
strong, Salisbury; W. B. Meacham,
Ashevllle; A. H. Bealy, Goldsboro; H.
F. Ray, Charlotte; R. S. Collier, Sa
luda; A. R. Tucker, Durham; E. B.
Hale, Hendersonvllle.
(SiH'cial to The Sentinel )
RALEIGH, June 1 A temporary
retraining order swired from Judge
rltrhurd III lluf United States Circuit
'ourt by the Carolina and Northwes
ern Railroad Co. to prevent the cor
poration commission and (he attorney
general from taking steps for enforce
ment of the recent acts of the legisla
ting reduclnc freight and passenger
rates were served on members of the
corporation commission and the at
torney general by Uulted States Mar
hal Dockery today. The hearing Is
-et for June 27 at Ashevllle In ronneo-
lon with suit ot the Southern. Shi
board Air Line and the Atlantic Coast
Line.
TOWN CLOCK STOPS.
WATERS PIERCE CO. LOSES.
Kernersvtlle' Faithful Tlmeplede
W. D. Stockton Changes Posi
tions. (Rpwlal to The Sentinel.)
KERXERSVILLE, June 1. Mr.Wm
D. SUx ktou, who has been In the em
ploy of Fulp & lAnville, merchants,
Kernersvllle, for six years, ceasid his
connection with that firm last night
So regular and punctual has been Mr
Stockton to go to his meals at a cer
tain hour during the.se years, that the
housewives on his stnet used him as
their timepiece.
During these years, by actual coimi!
nretnent and count he has walked
and from his meals six thousand, four
hundred miles, a distance which If he
had walkfHl the high seas would hav
huided him in the- Philippine Islanls.
Mr. Stockton leaves this firm with
the strongest friendship to accept
position wWi Uh woolon mill firm
which brings htm much nearer to his
home In West Kernersvllle. A feel
Ing of loneliness steals over us since
the town clock stopped.
ARE TO BE 80LD.
This Branch of Standard Oil Company
" FcV--' .Guilty and Penalties Aggre
gating Million anda Half Imposed.
(Special to The Kc-Hpel.j
AUSTIN, Texas, June 1. ' '''he Jury
In the case of the Waters-Pieux Oil
Compan, a branch of the Standard
returned a verdict of guilty. The pen
alty is one million and a half and the
company Is prohibited from doing
business In Texas In the .future.
Property and Other Interests of Chrl
tian Catholic Church of Zion City
Must Go to Satisfy Creditors.
Special to The Sentinel.
. CHICAGO, Juno 1. The. property
and all interests of the Christian Cath
ollc Church, in Zion City, are to be
sold under the hammer to satisfy the
demands of creditors. The order was
granted on a petition of Receiver Hat
tley.
Mrs. Mary Price, accompanied by
her little son, Albert, went to Madison
this afternoon, near which place he
will spend a few months with rela
tives.. Mrs. Price will return tomorrow.
Dr. E. Kernor, of Kernersvllle, is
spending a few days at Moore's
Spring in the interest of his health,
which has not leon very good for sev
eral weeks. He Is reorted to be Improving.
TWO ARE DYING.
List of De-.' in Elyria, Ohio, Accident
Will Be Increased to Nine.
Special to The S."Mnel,
ELYRIA, Ohio, June ?-rfore
night it Ib believed that the docih lis
of the Elyria trolley wreck on Memo
rial Day evening will be Increased to
nine. Two of the injured are believed
to be dying.
REPORTS OF HIE
Lip TODAY
Cotton Opens With Lively Sell
ing. Being Eight Points
Higher-Stocks "OIT At
Opening From An Eighth
or a Point to a Half-Other.
Markets.
PHOTOGRAPH SOCIAL.
Ben Lacy Jr., of Raleigh, who Is one
of the faculty of Davidson College,
passed through tho city yesterday
morning en route home to spend his
vacation.
- (R9 WJR' fl III
mM
Roosevelt I'll sort of keep that band wagon In repair In case It may
be needed later on. .
Delightful Event Given by Railway
Department of Spencer Y. M. C. A
Siieclal to The Sentinel.
SPENCER. June t. The Southern
Hallway Department of the Y. M. C
A. at Seneer held an milium enter
tainment Thursday night known us a
photograph social, which wnu largely
it tended and quite a success. Photos
if prominent persons were exhibited
uul prlxes allowed to those success
fill in getting the names of the larg
est number. Seasonable refresh
ments wire served by tho ladles.
Effective at once J. R. Thomas was
m yesterday elected manager and
nd treasurer of the Smii
or House Furnishing Co., of Spen
er. Tho concern Is doing a large
furniture business.
NOT A GAMBLING CONTRACT.
Circuit Court of Appeals Decides
Cass of Buying Cotton on Margin.
A8HEVILLI0, May 3i.-The United
stales Circuit Court of Appeals heud
irgiimmil in the last we of the dock
t today. Adjournment for tho term
will take plate tomorrow. The courl
'oday hatwh-d down four opinions, one
by Judge Dayton, one by Judge PHtch
ird und one by Judge Goff. Two ol
hese cases were from Maryland, me
'rom West Virginia and the fourth
'rom Greenville, S- C. Tho opinion In
he case from Grtenville was by Judge
ruff, as follows: Springs & Co.-iipiiny
plaintiffs, luerror v. W. C. Carpenter,
)t al., defendants, In error. In error
o the Circuit Court at. Greenville, S.
C, reversed and remanilid for n new
trial. TlKMourt held that the contract
in the case for the purchase of cotton
mi a margin was not a gambling con
tract.
THE OLDEST MASON.
Robert Ambler Bruce Dies In a Poor
House it the Age of 107 Years.
RICHMOND. V May 3l.-llobert
mbler Bruce, aged 107 years, died In
'he city almshouse, here today, lie
as born nt Westover Halt, Acromas
county, Va., and was the oldest son of
Wallace Bruce, of Virginia, and his
wife, pertla Argentine, of Chiapas,
Jfexico. He was a a veteran of many
wars and boasted of having Keen Na
poleon Bonaparte In 1X17.' He said
hat Naiitif? n presented to him a
cross of honor C' 8t. Helena, ell had
traveled a great' iit'al and declared
lit had become acquainted with many
celebrities, He claimed fo. ho a Mn.
ton, and1 If he was , It Ik sa'fr he wan
the oldest Mason In the world. '
(SiH'cial to The Sentinel )
NEW YOltK. Jum L To cotton
market opemd with constihT-tlile Sell-
ng by rof'lon!s, which gav the
Hit a belter tone and rallied prices
eljjht point. Commisslou houses b-
Kan to pick up rotten.
Openly quota! Ions: June, II 4S;
July, 11 .rii; October, 117"; Ifcccmber,
11.8.
Slt cotton closed at 12 Srt.
New York Stock Market.
At the opening of the stock market
majority of shares uhowed loot es
of one fourth to one-half of a point.
North rn l'ncltli; excepted, which aV
vaticed onefoiirth. liiler the market
showed slight Improvement hut the
rally w Irregular and feeble.
Weekly Bank Statement.
The wekly bank statement shows
an Increase of over thirteen millions
in loans and an Increase of over fif
teen millions lit deHslts.
Chicago Wheat Market.
CHICAGO, June 1 The what war-
kot was xhiulo higher at the open
ing, but local buyers were bearish.
Trade was fairly active, but a alight
falling off In receipt was noted.
COURT ADJOURNS.
Next Term to Be Held In July Judge
Moore to Preside.
Judge Ferguson did not adjourn
court mil 11 this afternoon. At thin
morning's session the motion diM-ket
was called and several Judgnw uts
signed. The most Important csh
tried yesterday afternoon was tutltJed
"J. O. Buxton vs. A. V. Young." Tha
plaintiff Is suing for $240-alleged to be
itue on a contract. The defendant put
In a counter claim for fKlfi. Mr. Bux
ton wiw represented by Chuwiit Man
ly, while Mr. J. Lindsay Patterson ap
peared for Mr, Young.
The Issue submitted and the an--swers
given by the Jury are n fol
lows; "What amount If any Is the ibfend
aiit Young, Indebted to the plaintiff
for the ii.se and occupancy of the prop
erty over the Allen store." Answer,
"None."
"What amount. If any. Is the plain
tiff Indebted) to the defendant by rea
son of Insurance premium?" Answer,
"r.f..ir'
This Is Judge Ferguson's last round
In this district. His Honor has mads
a nplendid impression and he has won
many friends (luring his visits In For--yth.
His rulings have been Accepta
ble and Judge Ferguson Is termed by
members of the htcal hut as one of the
best and ablest Judges on the bench-.
Jink" Moore will preside over the
nxt term of Forsyth cinirt, which
opens July 22.
JAPANESE ARE BARRED.
They Cannot Become Citizens of the
United States.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
LOS ANGELES, June 1. Japantse
"annot become citizens of the United
Itatns. Such Is the decision from the
department of commerce and lalxir at
Washington, sent here to County
Clerk Keyes, who mode Inquiry after
several Japanese had made appllca
Hon.
They will begin mandamus proceed
lugs to determine the matter In the
courts. .
THOUSANDS INVOLVED.
Trades Council of Birmingham, Ala.,
Orders a Big Strike.
(Hpc-lril In Th fb-iiHhi-l.)
Ill KM I NCI I A. VI, Ala, June 1 The
trades council this afternoon Issued
an order for a strike on all work by
labor unions at Iron mill and other
wise next Monday at noon. Thousands
of workmen, are Involved.
Dudley Carroll, of Guilford Collge,
Is spending a few days in the city the
Kiiest of his brother, Carey Carrofi.
Mr. Carroll graduated from Guilford
College with the highest honors and
was awarded (he mholarshlp M llav
ergord University.
Amos liuls, of the postolflce force,
went to Walkertown this afternoon.
GREENSBORO ITEMS.
News Matters Reported Briefly From
That City Today.
(RlM'clal to Tlw Kenihinl.)
GREENSBORO, June LMrs. Lucy
H. Robertson, president of the Greens
boro Female Collige, was granted a
leave of absence ,y the hoard of trus
tees when In session here at com
mencement and she wiu take a trip
to Europe this summer. She will be
accompanied )y j,irB, jirandt, wife of
Mayor Brandt, and perhap others.
The board (rf director liminltnoiisly
agreed that she should nceive her sal
rfTrv the entire time she U away.
The annual meet jug of the Woman's
KorKU Missionary Society of the
Western North Carolina Confrence
iff theM. E. Church, South, will be
held heUd next, week, beginning June
C and continuing for several days. The
Grei nsbort) Vomen are preparing, to
give Hie vlslfjprs a good lime, Mrs,
Liwy JL Uobertvm Is the president of
the Boelely and J.rs L. W. Crawford,
of Reldsville. corrcfipondliiir secrelarr.
The n cording ccr'f.try, Miss ltmlfl
Ikiltrlck, of Ahevlllv was recently
chosen i,v ilu, Wimian's'oard of For
eign MixsloitH for work inthe foreign
fields. After spending surnirH''nl time
In the training school In KanVt City,
sh. wlil take up work.
Another special tax has been Mjled
to the alrendy large number In Gil
ford township. The Isiest H In Gor-
relj town.-hlp.
Mr. G. II llasli-n's Infant daunh
ter, who has Im-ch III si Kernersvllle,
was thought to be slightly improved
this morning.
Mr D. A. Bodeiilnimer, who has
iH-en a resident of GreermlHiro for
. .1.. .. ... i.i.. i ii.. i i
noun? lone, movr-it nin laiiiny imc
to their former home .Kernersvllle,
this week.
(' D. Powell went to Mud I wut (his
afternoon He will return tomorrow
afternoon.