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at Elks' Auditorium
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i I.. .mounts for lilt
f i. .-ii a thorough
j j- othcis. "Th"
,j, ,, .1 ilMil'.t Of WCStl'lll
t, !M;,.r throughout the
f .i- ii wonderful
j,. Man Marble wPJ
::.;iii hi His Hmioi
belaved By Storm
Off Coast of Luzon
t !7 A w n -s UK'S
I i. ilo Mom Admiral
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il s i:,''.i moriiing. l.o-
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fi, i I'.-" Ii Li.17-111 Tit
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s-,ti-i tin- rnii-i' lii-Kaii. lull
-i,i is w irhout injury. Twn
: .irlii i mi l board, ntlcoi
.liiuiu K'l H'r. of I lie Rhode
,S Ui t M li'll
T THERE BE LIGHT."
Iraskan Guest of Denver Last
and Was Given a Rousino
s Crowds Line the Streets
date Greeted by Many Un-
ti fowds On His Way From
ruth to Denver.
R. i.'.ii.. Oct.' lii.-Williiini J.
ilh- L"ii-s; of Denver for
'!i!. milr. In spite of a
- :-?: :t i . iicccri I ua i ed by
a! . sri-a- -row da lined the
A "inch the candidate
if a ili'miimi where he de
All, alone the line
.V! w,is rifcivcil with on
an'i.iitn. Mure than two
r-Sib from all parts
Ll ;":",:l i he candidate
l: '"iv -Mil the !iiw of red
Hi'' lirilli.ini'y Of tho
3 liai'"'l :lie parade thrice
ill' innvils stationed at
-' 'in' -mi- of m.iih. It re-
"wMui.e'i'is of m it hour tn
"iili'iiriiiiit in which was as-
Sf'St lllllittttlltl' 1 fi.nl. iro
r an etlipi f i
wmms the Kepuidiean
in :he shaft m of
"S'llK Kiich, spear
'Ai'.l Millie Df'inif-l-iillr.
MHll ,
Cillll,"
"Anti-imblicltv
Tariff Revision,'
'an wtinurt l0 Omahu late
iiiwiis and cities
Ills trip from
liver todiiv. No
""'li M'lieiliileil hut
ri'f i its in imiiiv .v
- o.nrtK r
Hrj-iin
in 'ii In
11 ii'- makeiii'il. lnuvever. lie-
;- ;i i-rnwd at the train
nni a snori
m '13' llllle until he renph.
'Mi:ht every stop found
" '' '''"'li a xiieecli
';' !,i;t "i ci'ipai.sn con
' " ,,!' i'l'-i" a t-XI ill
- -,'-"--..(ini he varied
,'J "; smtr,wy of ban:
;1 1 i'ciis.-iion of the pub-
" !i''- Hcmncratifi pariv
-"" ""i'lUdi -an partv 10
11 'il- p.-epe. -
V" ;'"r' at Wrav,
, .""i-ii - I-'imi Moruiin.
A; Hi'1 first two
r,", iimtle, Mi-
"' "''-t'l'ii hand
;"' " Mryan and
"- iinttils vvi-ie sore
LECTURE IN Impatience of Balkan
States Is the Trouble
This May Precipitate War In Spite of the Conservative
Altitude of the Great Powers.
LONDON, IKt IT.- It is learned
that Rix-fl! mill bit ir- at Oxford
alfir IiU Afrit-au tup. in 1M" Hi
ill rtfi-ivi the hoimniry .leree ot
I. ('. I... already liestui-, upon Km
lieror William He also
Paris. His datet. and sulijeiis an- not
announced. .Mis lino- vel; wi join i
him at Khartromi. The l.omi in Tiling
in an editorial savs the wiu 'ti iii-i. j
put. lie ill wi'lcome : is. v, I, v.itht
the sinci-nst ileasiitv, II. s reputj- j
lion is se-uii in KiiKlnnd.
The ri port is Xiritied ,.t Wasain
ton.
TAFT SPEAKS IHjPREBENT- WEEK III
LOCAL COURT
SALISBURY AND
GREENSBORO
CIRCLES
LONIOY (
war da ni r in
day. a-.viii.l:
lilt
,1;:
Montgomery May Sue
Thos Dixon For $50,000
utter i.ii k or ii
lace of pe, iv
interim1 ion.;, ,
powi rs an- vv
tile Cllllfeleti
cisive niov.
thi- pi'op'i oi
Moll'i lleji.i I -some
ovi ii a.
will irii-ii:a-Inliii
ma; mu
Kins; I'eier. i
: " II. The lit i-a
to It.i'ikan sitnatiiui t
4 t.l COIU-ellstlH of
a tip opinion, is ;li '
' ra.nt .miiilitf t lie -i,iii
i l kill .-ta'es. p-lld;lii
iiterilice All lilt U'.i
m to await action ot
iu-fere niakiiin a dc
Hi! the turlillliQi't of
itn!a.iria. Servia an I
siiill lliat il is feared
li! he commit Sell ih.t'
Ini-: ill! ies.
tiiiay is that wliih
Siivia. has not vei
iuiMii..
llllllSI'lf In
a ll,i-lli--ut .- not lee
a.Hl:ea'. In-n-mlilii
-s to tl.
lie i.- r.i ct:i-:an; tear of a.-sassiuat ion ,
Servian Mobs Violent. j
I Kl.t.KAHK. iHt IT - Servian nioh'
iiuitiina wi ll rc-i-ii moot towards Auk- i
iia. aildtd tin-! ,o the war Cinii'i iti-;
day li a'teniptitii- -in l lu-tl a Una!
ci'i',esiiHl.-ii: of tlu Vienna N'eiil
Kri ie I'resMi and at tat kink a iiiiintvi-r
o! iistrian ft-Aid-Mi's. The jHiiiee res
cued 'In- one. iindi-nr after he had
in-ill mjilv kiiled Mini A tut: nan
i.-i-Men's an- now housed in Austrian
i-miiassv wlu-ielliey an- under a heavi
uiiard. Others are aimed and liar
rica-li'd at iheir homes
K A I.K1 1 ; 1 1 . IVt. 17. It is ii-iMirted
l,.,r.. Ilol In. In.. M. I.... :., I
ii.-i. nun .Miui.1- -non i i na.i in
stiluied $:.n.iMio suit for damages
auaiust Thomas Dixon, .Ir. The suif
is brought because of llie letter re
cently written by Dixon denounciii
Montgomery for the speech made heie
last week defending "carpet bagism."
Argo and liattle, ihe counsel for
Montgomery, say that the suit is con
templated but rel use to say whet he:
or not proceedings have already lieen
begun. The clerk of the federal court,
in which it is said the suit is brought,
ilso refuses to talk about Ihe matter.
Ill ALL
'"1 liic local leir
"R-'n-itateil 2 ;,; Wt,
h:in,i,-,., Tilis
j.' l'""n "'' larR.
-., ' ":, ''"'"I market
.-,1 , "" ''"'iii'i'kalil-
., i, . " "ai'ib-r ibis
;.""" "lid the pros-
''"'taiiiiy pieas-
Tomorrow At Broad
Street Baptist Church
Tomorrow wiM be an i och-makiiig
lay for llroad Strert Plans will trans
die that will give new life and impe
tus to our iievjple.
At Sunday school the aims of the
school and its standard for the winter
wll be set forth and every member is
urged to bf present.
At thP 11 a. in. services the pastor
will make known some facts and pre
sent some plans tint will occasion joy
md thanksgiving to cm rv true mem
ber of the church. It will be a last
ing misfortune fur anyone to fail to
be pnselit. Kvcryoue interested ill
Broad Street's future ought to be
present. The pastor makes an earnest
ippeal to the member to come.
At 7 p. m. the H. Y. I'. I", will nieei
A most interesting iirogram has been
prepared mid it will have vital tela
tlon to the meetings fur the coining
week. Misses Davis and Mallard wll!
sing.
The revival services formerly an
nounced wil liegln with the evening
service. The paslor will preach on
"Responsibility for Our Brother."
Rev. R. E. Neighbor, of Spartan
burg, S. V.. will arrive in the city on
Monday afternoon and will preai h for
the people twice each day. A fuller
announcement of the services will ai
pear in Monday's issue of this paper.
Mr. Neighbor is one of the best gos
pel preachers in the South, a man of
great magnetism, deep sympathies and
great spirituality. His coming to our
city will be a benediction indeed.
The public Is most cordially invited
to these services.
, 0. V. Ll'MI'KIN,
THE FIGHT IS WON, SAYS MACK.
National Democratic Chairman Confi
dent of the Election of Mr. Bryan
Goes East to Look Over the Sit
uation, CHICAGO, Oct. It;. National Chai:'
tnan Norman K. Mack left tonight
for the Kast. After registering at his
home in Buffalo .Mr. Ma. k will leave
for New- York to look over the situa
'lon in the Kast. He said before his
departure:
"When I came West some two
weeks ago I realized that the tide had
turned toward Democracy and every
indication pointed 10 victory for the
Democracy in November. The situa
tion is far better now than then and
I return Kast confident in the ;-loc-tion
gf Mr. Hryan. I have not receiv
ed one discouraging report. Mi'. Bryan
will not only re eive tiie majority o'
Ihe electoral vote but one of tbe
greatest popular voies ever giv.-u
candidates.
"The fight is won. but we inns'
keep everlastingly at it for the re
inaining two weeks of the campaign
II is too early to give out figures and
I will -not attempt to do so. but I will
say now that New York. Ohio ar.-l
Indiana are Democratic this year and
in v prediction docs. not juke into con
sideration a number of other scales
which will swing from the Republican
to tbe Democratic column two weeks
from Tuesday."
Dr. N. L. Anderson to Deliver
First of Sunday Talk Tomorrow
The I'll st of -be series of Siindav
Afternoon Talks to Men will be given
tomorrow aiieriioon at t o'clock bv
Dr. Ni I.. AiideiMiU. His subject will
be "Out and On' for Christ." Mis
Cynthia .loin-?- will sing a solo. The
meeting will be held ill the gymnas
ium ai the Y. M. ('. A. building.
Y. M. C. A. Calendar for Next Week.
Monday Afternoon--Business Men's
gymnasium class.
Monday Night Night school ,-lasses
.Monday Night Bowling tourna
ment.. Tuesday Afternoon Roys' gymnas
ium classes.
Tuesday Night -Bible sfuilv clubs'
lirst sessions, taught by Secretaries
Colbert aii.l Lewis and Physical Direc
tor Stock.
Widtiexi.lv Atlellioou Itllsllli-SS
Men t gv mtiaiiim elns.v
Wodtii sd.l.v Night - Kducatioal class
is. Thiirsd.iv Night- .Meeting of l.oliliv
full.
Thursday Night - Young Men s gym
na -ii ni cla-s. s.
Friday Afternoon Business Men's
gymnasium class,
Friday Night - Bow ling tournament.
Friday Nighl Kmplo.vcd boys'gym
naslum class.
Saturday Morning School Boys'
gymnasium class.
First of Star Course Series.
On Monday night. October li. the
liist of the series of Star Course at-tra.-lions
will be given. (u this o"
casion Dr II. W. Sears will speak
on "More Taffy and Less Kldtaphy "
Little Girl Killed
Accidentally at King
Miss Lucy Hall, the iliirteen-v ear-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hall,
of King R. F. D. No 2. was accident
ally shot uml killed this morning about
eleven o'clock by her fifteen-year-old
brother, the shot taking effect in her
thigh, causing her death in a few min
utes after the shooting took place.
Neither of the parents was at home
when the accident occurred. It seems
that the bov got out a shot nun anil
was handling it near his sister, not
knowing that it was loaded, when
Weill off uc iib-ntallv and caused the
death of his sister.
I The gunshot tore n bad wound In
i the little girl' bodv. as it was tired
lit such (lose range. The act blent
created a great deal of excitement in
I the coiinuuiilly. The little girl was
j popular with her neighbors and wi!
! be realty missed by them.
! The little girl's brother was pros
j Iraled wiht grief and notified bis par
I ents, who at once went to the scene
I of the tragedy, but It was too late, us
j the little girl had breathed her last.
: No arrangements for the funeral set
' Ices ha e yet been made.
District Meeting of Red Men Is
Held Here; A Good Attendance
Meeting the the Y. W. C. A. of Special
Interest To Business Women.
At the vesper service tomorrow at
four o'clock the subject.' "The Chris
tian Woman In Business I if''." will
be discussed. The principal speaker
will bp Miss Kiln Orrclt. Miss Kli.a
belh Fetter wil have charge of the
music and there will be a duet by Miss
es Sallie Teague and Donis Milbi.
All young women are always mad'
welcome to this ves-er s. i v ; on
Sunday afternoon and the meetings so
far this fall have been splendidly in
tended. The social hour following the
meeting is proving a real' help to Un
voting women in their desire to know
each other better.
NKW
market,
to four
rallied
ed.
COTTON MARKET.
YORK. Oct. 17. Th.
after Initial decline
iKiints, due to easier
a little again, lint
cot ton
of one ;
calib'S. !
Hg iln rend - I
The district meeting of the Sixth
district of Improved Order of Red Men
convened yesterday afternoon at half
past three o'clock. The meeting was
called in order by the District Sachem.
V. 1 1. Blake, of High Point, and ihe
regular ceremony waa carried out.
The adiliess of welcome .-was made by
.Mr. T. W. II. (ties and the . response
was ma le by Mr. .1. It. Branimck, u!
Altamahaw. A loner was read by Mr.
C. F. Sapp from the Kaglea in which
they extended the use of tln-ir cbri
rooms to the Red Men and I be com
tesy of the Kaglfii was appreciated
very inii.b. The minutes d tin . last
meeting were read and it was seen
that tin" affair.-, of ibis ilk-trie: are in
good cdikI i t ion .
A committee was formed to rais
I be money necessary lor the expense
of the district meeting and Ibis sum
was raised without any trouble.
The following delegates were pies
fill at th" til st session:
Sioux Tribe No. :!-S -V. .1. Donaho.
II. C. Pace. II. ('. Freeman and T. C.
Lgglestoll,
Tacoma Tribe, o. i'.l -.1. Ii, Bran
nock. II. M Ireland ;nil bim'-s Hawks.
Chickasaw Tribe. No. V. L.
Stanley, W. Iv I leriiilon. N. M. Fox,
W. tl. Bridges. It 11. Serlir-st, ('has,
Rei'lt. .!, I. Cannon. I". D. Blake and
S. W, Bowman.
- Croiiian .Ti ibt:.No. 31 L.. ,A,, Kbei'L
f V Mi-Dowe!1. C P. I.ltieiiai k. C. F.
Sapp. It. 1). Have Frank Stags. T. W.
Manes, Clyde Heine-'' and M I.. I.an
cat let .
Minnesota, No: ,"'-'-.-S. F, William',
li. It. Wvrick. S. A. Taylor. .1. W.
Shaw. A. F. Brady. .1. W. Stewart and
.loo Telllpie..
Kno. No. CI W. W Newell, .1. A.
Montgomery. M II. Price. R S. Smi'h.
.1. A. Mnhbs. It. B. Batesinger. C. II.
Preddy, F.. Cruson. V. M. Sbeuatd,
Frank Furlough II. !.. Saii'h. K. K.
Mill.-, I T. It.'iiiill. F. It Price, .1. A.
Smi'herman. Chail'-- darner.. .1. A
Oakiev- N B M-ir-in. Heorge Sear.-y.
Minneiiaiia Tiil-e. No. ;- D. M
'e.!C!i,v.
l ie, No. s'i (', ' K. Kiniii-niii n.
Kewatis.-e No h7 .1.1-. D. Coopinan
.1. A. 1 1 eland
Nignt Session.
The el.atioii of.otbcers for the dis
trict wis 'he fi.s' luisiness taken up
at th" tiiithl tess!on which convene. I
at 7 :1" o'c'ock" and the following of
ficers Were ele'eed
proahe' F. D lll:ike.ligh Point.
Sachem - I .' M. Ireland. K!on Col
l.-.-e.
Senior Sagamore T. C. Kggleslon,
II. Martin,
Spray.
Junior Sagamore-N
Ureensbore.
Chief of Re-oi ds W. L. Siainev.
High Pidiit.
Keeper ot Waiiipum W. K. Hern
don. 1 ligh. Point.
Flint SijiHiitp- II. It. Wvrick, (ireens
born.
iliiard of Wigwain John A! Ireland
Burlington.
C.uard of Forest -S. L. Willlatns,
if flreensliom.
After the election of ollicers. a Hum
her of short -speeches were made, Mr.
I). M. Wealherly.' of Vra nkllnloii,
speaking on. "Fraternity"; Mr. W. L.
Stainev. of High Point, on S nips
and Straws"; Mr. N B. Martin, of
(ireensboio. on "The Degree of Poca
hontas"; Mr. W. Is, llerndoii. oT High
Point, on "The Haymakers' Assocln
Hon": Mr. Iv A. Klieit. of this city.
ton "The I'liwrittin Work." and a
; number of members on "Kxpeiience
of Red Men."
Croat interest was manifested In
'he. meeting by the members and all
i were determined when they left to
i do all in their power to increaae the
value and effectiveness of the order,
i It was decided to hold the next meet
ing at (ireensboio This will come
; In March hut the da'e has not yet
been determined.. A vole of thanks
I km- ii-inb 1 to ...the, local ...tribe foi
! their bospi'aiitv. (juin. a mini tier of
, prominent Red Men wen- present, and
the Ho oting was a great success.
STOCK MARKET.
NKW YORK, O'l, 17- Slo ks are
under depressing in ueiin-. Umdoii
Prices showed losses, Canadian Pa-
' cifie declined I I iiion Pacific 7 -V
i Cleat N'ol'llelll prefelll-d off . r.-S. At
j the end of led lulnutej, I railing tin
j market wan (inly moderately yllve.
j WHEAT MARKET.
' CHICAliO. Oct 17 - Wheat opened
a little higher on labl.-s and freeJug
temperature -In Argentina, but eised
off on forecast for rain in tie- winter
w Ins-ii belt, Trad" was active.
Cannot Hold Cotrt.
l.lll'ISBt'Ri;. O't 17 lie-sage
was received here this morning from
Judge Cook, saving that owing to ill
nt'.-st in his family lie could not l
heie next week to bold court It wat-
to have convened .Mom'a Mr the trial
! of i iv il ( e e.
l
S MIS It I KY. Ut IT mvuu
ton a' nine eVIm k th:, muini-ii n
U' pa 'In .in pii-sit. nM.it noiiiui.-i Mi
Tatt. and a ;aiiv if f.-ri ,ii.n;iii'iit
pidii li'i.nis win- givin an u-aiioti in
alls!.mv wbiih was tiii-.nu- in m.mv
res(w eis
The Tall m ' lai ir.tn a nut at
Si itesv ill.- tn the R, pii'.li. an sjat.
i bairm.in. Sj-n r It Vlams i li.nl. s
H t 'littles, Rtpiil.tn -an simlid.ite for
cmgri-ss in the eighth dislint .) Kl
wiMiij Cox. It.-piitiln an iiiiminee l..r
goveiniir. and olln i partv b a t. is b.)
a. i on n oil. -d the iialsuial , ,i n ,1 1 , 1 ,i i
ihniugh the st lie
The parly was drtv. n ia ntlv to 111.
opera house, wb'ie Mr I'.i!) w is in
trodiu-i si bv ex assistant Viiil.-d St !. s
district atloriii-v. II Pi,.-, w ,
gu.-st be was while In S -lis'iui
In I he course of bis flfn-n nitioi.e
addii'ss Judge Tatt d I . n il Ins vm
paihv l"r the South, and sp. . I illv
for North Carolina. tn re be has m u,i
eisonal friends He urn. d thai H if
lime to shed 1 1 adit lonal feelings an.
woik together under on.- politi. il
need He dei lan d that unlets He
proieithe tariff Is maintained l!;i
hundreds of Industrial eiitei-priso
Hprlnglng up all ov.-r the state must
be destroved. and that lo ele-i lirvau
would be lo continue the ih-(Misslor
started last vear Tin- I nioCials In
said, an- courageous in every! lung x
ci pt pilules
Mr 'I'.i f I said he believed he would
be elected without North Carolina,
but that it would lie a gnat sal I die
tlon to him to have the old North
Stale behind Mm ,. dei lareit thi r,
would tie migliiv few .-iuociats in thi
state who would sit up bile on tin
night of November lib worrying ovei
a Republican virion
Tile president ial candidate ' was
heard here In several thousand p.-o
pie, among them being maiiv Heuin
rats.
The parly left shortly before 1
o'clock, for Oreeiisboro and Richmond
In Greensboro.
(IRKKNSBOItO, Oei 17 The visli
of Judge Taft lo lireensboi-o loda-.
was made the oc asiou of a great
Republican rally, there being present
large number of prominent Repnbll
cans from all over the siale and an
Immense gathering of federal oftUv
holders. ,
The NHpal lieu rill k ihe Tafl party
arrived at 1 l.2tt and a large reception
committee met the parly at the dep.,i
and escorted them ill nulomohllcM,
Judge Tall going to the tJraud Opera
House and making a thirty minutes
speech before ii crowd numbering less
than five hundred, the vast throng
having ass tiled In the Auditorium
lore the speaking V us advertised I i
take place. Il was here that Secre
I (ii y Shaw spoke while . Indue Tafl was
speaking In the (irand, from which
place h rode lo the Auditorium and
his automobile drove immediately In
io the M i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' li building 111 which
had gaihered a crowd estimated a
several thousand.
lie was given an ovation and made
a Hion spee n, lonoweu uv a oriei
talk by Senator Smith, of Michigan
The Taft special train left for Dan
v ille at I o'clock.
Snoke at High Point.
IIIOII POINT, Oct 17 - Mr ,L Fl
wood Cl'X, Introduced Tafl to his
neighbors, lie urged Democrats to
forsake their traditional iilleglani c to
the Demo' rnlle fin rl y and mte for pros
perity and th'' Ke'aibllcan ticket;
A Large Congregation
At Centenary Church
There was a large 1-ongregatjoii ai
the services at Centen:iry:churcb last
night. Dr. Abcriielhv pii-nctieil a
strong sermon on the subject , ol
"Skepticism of Christians''' and th
sermon bad a marked effect. He
pleaded for 'more spirituality in eltv
churches mid more practicality in
country churches, Me. drew the Hue
of dlffereni e between Hieui. saying
that the eltv churches would limb
magnificent e.lllicen and support mis
slonaries, but that' tin-re wai not
enough spirituality In tin- city church
oh. and thai although there was
enough spirituality iii the count!'.'
churches, they did not sup:,ori lie
inlSsionary cause as they should, bu'
often limited their religion ' 'bell
ow n COIllllllillil v .
Much good Is b'-lng done bv lie
meeting. No services will be held to
tiigl"
GREAT INTEREST.
Meeting at Four-Fold Gospel Church
Last Night One of the Best in
Church's History.
The meeting at Hie Four Fold, Co
pel church last nig,ii was oik- of H'.e
greatest in the i-hurdis history. 'Ha'P'
wen- seventeen at On- abai
Mrs. Harney's solo was a ben ut ,.fnl
one and delighted the 'large rongicga
Hon.,
Tonight Mr. Harm-v will diwuss
"The Slops lo Salvation"
Brothers Indicted.
NKW YORK. o t- 17 Capt Peter
C. Mains and his to ol her, T Jenkins
Ha in, weie Indicted by the grand Jury
tnj-iv lor murder in the flis' degn-e
for killing William K Amiis.
More Than 300 Lives Lost.
A H Y, China. Ocl. 17. Reports
irom Chang Chow today say that more
lll.'lll llllee blindred liven Were liisl
in that citv duiing a Itpboou last
Tin. i .d o
1 ti- pa-; tt.-.-k has t-i a v.-iy
b.ls "lie ill ti. ill Lnouuoiif
ptiitttts have thnuig.-d ta,. ,nv ,-ver
since the Ojl-ltlg of the .-i k ThiMH
nds of ia 1 111. ifi tr.HH I'.iiMih u all
'he ail'.e.ai on; haie tliroiu.-d
Hit. 1 ihe ci y to ni. k. tin- 1 t... .a. is.
M litv o; tlii-iii tteie f.iin t lo ilii.i,il
f. r s.-v. ia; Ua betoie tin v .-,e nl.
to 111.11 ki-l th. ir i-niji And ih.-u ti,-u
ctrciis day 4iriv-it, the now.l tail
swatiui-d to the i-l 1 was he i.in;i--t
ever -. u to re There .l il h I
l.llge lbs. g !,ui flulii Y ad kill ISHialv
M1.1t a na ive ol iha; 11 iv said tin;
the. didu t h ave enough . ii;i .' at
home oil l-ilclls .lav 1.1 e.-. I Ille hog-t
ine voimg man ti mi ih.it touaiy
cam.- in with bis to ide and pioudly
toid tils tllillds tliat lie biougbt her I 1
'hi cu. lis on 1 heir wedding lour
Superior court a',, convened M-oi-lay
an. I I Ins brought a laige nuiiibi-r
f ople tn iln' i My soine coming will
ingly and oiliei being hustled to Ihe
CUV oil Hist. lilt. I sllll..HIia 1.
And ille ciowij as mi I'Xliemely
oidi-tU line. Intf iii a gathering so
Ial ge t le i e ai e a! w av . a tew ho need
1! 'etltb n 1J0 keep l.heiti final overdoing
things and this element gave the po
licemen pleiitv to look ills r The re
older s dockets were largei this tt.-ek
than dm lug anv o'Ih-i week in Ihe his
ti rv of the lecor b-r e niil But Ihe
rush o( liiisinetN eau, bv the swollen
ciowils lias subside I and illlliiual con
dllions have reached the 1101 inl In the
Twin City once more.
Echoes of Superior Court.
Fifty lour eases were brought up
.11 tile present session of siiuOor
court In tills county and the billowing
neiiallics were Intbcleil l.t defendants
were sentenced in the county mails for
Hie aggiegale lerni ot II 111,,11'hs. I
was senteli ed 10 the peiilteiil lury for
'he lerni ol two yearn, lodgment was
suspended 011 pavmeiil of the costs In
four ca.es. neevn cases were mil
prossed with leave, eight were con
tinned, capiases were Issued In thir
teen cases, three were lined, the tin ill
line iinioiini lug 10 WI. and live
were tieiit led
The following roa I sentences were
passed Fred Halrston, colored, lar
ceny, twelve inonfhs, Holier! tilenn,
colored, larceny, six luonlhs; Ben
Halrston. colored, larceny, six months,
Peter halrston, Volon-d, larceny, six
months. Will Liimly. white, hiivt'iiy,
(ix tuoinhi; Frank Fries, colored, lar
ceny, twelve months; Black Cuvlng
ton. colored, larceny, twelve months;
Will Stewart, colored, larceny. Iw-elvw
months; Paul Blackburn, colored, lar
ceny, twelve months: Charles Lewis,
alias Chillis Robinson colored, lar
ceny, twelve mouths; Harvey Walker,
colored, larceny, six months, llowatd
Lash larceny, eight mouths, and Jim
Clement, coloiod, for es ape, line
month Oliver II, Cox, a young white,
man, was sent 10 the penitentiary for
I wo years tor fraud by passing worth
less cheeks. From the above, it would
seem Unit there are no crimes com
mitted here except pctiy larceny but.
II must lie remembered that all of the
frivolous charges are sidetracked In
the recoidel S coiiri and only the more
Important ones reach the superior
court.
. All of Ibi' pilsonei's were taken out
lo ihe camp ibis attcinooti by Jailer
Hanner.
Recorder's Court Today.
The recorder's i uni t was a Lime
affair Ihls morning after Hie hwoIIcii
dockets of llie early, pall of the week.
Only live caaes wl-ie entered on llie
docket tor trial this morning ami these
were trivial ones,
Pearl Shelton was arraigned for an
assault coiiiinil'ed on W, J. Iliiikley on
North Liberty slreei lu-i'ween the two
dry bridges, yesterday, and was fill' d
t2.n'i ami the costs. There was also
a warrant against Blnkley charging
him with assaulting Robert Shelton
ii the same time and place with a
'Ioh IIv weapon, to wlt. a-pim-e of Iron,
The evidence showed thai be did not
ttrike Shelton bill thill he drew the
piece of Iron on him and this tu.ul"
lilm technically guilty of an assault,
in I lo- ai.-.o whs lined : on and the
costs.
Will Molr, colored, was in the toils
charged with an assault on Martha
Moir with a kutle hut the barges were
ao! Hiisiiiliied and Martha Moir, the
proseculing witness. w,i 1 taxed with
the costs
K. A. Hyelt was called tills morning
on a warrant charging him with creat
ing a nuisance at ihe passenger sta
ilon yesterday but he failed to answer
to his name. He forfeited bond
hr fat Iln -to HpiteHr.".1-""-,-:-,-.-.ij
Notes of Police Court.
The ease against Daisy I'a'teison,
colored, who was tried yesterday on
the charge of assaulting Polly deaden,
also r ilorod, with l deadly weapon oh
the li'iih of September, which was con
tinued until today loi judgment, was
disposed of today She was sen- ,
leiici-d 10 the couii'v jail for the term
of three months The defendant ap
pealed from i Iip above Judgment and
her appearance bond was fixed at tlno,
In default of whi h she went to Jail.
Pink Thomas, colored, who was con
vitced of nuisance last Thursday, was
unable to pav his fine and was wen
tenci'd ni :i.- cininty roads, for the
term of thirty days
Willie tl on, colored, was also nil.
able to attatige the tine i' l, nil Im
posed on him Thursday for nuisance
and In- was sentenced lo the enmity
roads tor ihe term of thir.v days.
Good Collections Today.
The collecions M the police head
(iniirierV were verv large today Sal-
! iird-iv Is always a cm id day us great
1 I 'oil1 iliu.-d on pa"., three. )