TWIN -CITY DAI
ENTME1
X. l, THUliSDAY EVENING, AUtiUST 'JG, 1910.
sixcuc cones Tiro cent 3.
ON TRAINS. '1VB C TS.
eeen People Are
lied In Collision On
Tlireats Of Revolution in Portugal
Frighten King Manuel and Duke of Oporto
That Col. Roosevelt
Will Make a Fight
Seems Certain No w
edrandTrunkR.R.
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jit
BEE THEN
(IK- FIRE
IS 10 HORROR
Chicago and Mon-
bpress N'car a Sta
ll in Michigan.
IIS WEBE ASLEEP.
Lber of Those Killed Were
Passtnjers Identification
y Difficult In Addition Tn
Quite a Number Were In-
l,ny of the Bodies Horribly
When Removed From the
L Some Being Burned Be-
gnition Fire Makes Work
i Especially Difficult, Many
atter Being Badly Burned.
M:i li., Ana. "". Nineteen
sily Pullman passengers,
ikii and .Mont real (ftauu
,-ss, were killed mill inrin
mil s cut of here early
Crin.l Trunk paohongpr
rra.ilHtl Into the rear en J
f!i, cutting I lie Pullman In
tpu.nt; tscuty passengers.
e ranch! lire and at dawn
fuTcc'v.
r of bodi' -s w ere taken oilt
ird tin- train fur Flint. The.
0 women, one middle-aged
r a nwt 12, ere taken to
1 irs'ic. t eirht o'clock
" bxlk'j were taken from
leitrii. and sickened reseti
' rilifci io see others si vly
eil.
real Ki:trea consisted or
it sinlied at Outfield
-iit repair to ill ' loeimiQ-
er M,Kieli was under the
i the crash canto. Ho was
i.jni'f'l.. Fin mail Nelson
waliltil.
Ilntlnim. pen to the rear
' I" I'wt danger signals.
sun k the signals n), Imi
nidi liims.-Il as to the rear
ir.iin. Engineer Snencer,
routing last to make up
'i declares -ho put on thu
reversed as soon as lin
.irnini; tnrpeipios on (W
I'l-ii a was tin l:,n. M
M""- Lad n, end lights.
iia'Ts in tiie I'ulhnan, with
Mill U- lives, v-cre Itrrcely
liana" Hiat were quickly
'"'"'.-isilile ever to kno
l'K o,i' life.
l.lUlcrc d iln ir whole
- .'iilnms of the
FOREST FIRES ARE
REPORTED TO BE
UNDER CONTROL
ClhU li. .t - .it . .
ci wi.i.m,, .is. ij. ah sell! rs
wh i escaped the forest firm lu Idali'j
and Molilalia are now safe. The tins
wt re ctllcuHv declared today to lie un
der control, with the danger removed
to a minimum.
A statement is-and today report-;
nineiy-fiHir kn,wi dent lis. most of them
lajig'.rs. It is believed 1X5 other runs
rs. who wore eitchvled liy the tire last
Saturday in the "Coeur lV.leue lores.!,
have probably perished.
SHORTSTOP MIOKiFF LEAVES
a
Shortstop Midkiff, who has been
with the Twins throughout the pres
ent, baseball season. will leave tomor
row morning for his home at Hunting
ton, W. Va, He regrets very much !o
leave the team before the close of the
contest, hut he was taken ill while in
Greenville, S. C, last week. being
threatened with a Berioim attac k ol
fever, and has been under the care of
a physician ever since. Realizing that
bis health would not permit him get
ting back in the game for several
weeks, he very promptly askeuV for
permission to go home, and the same
was granted by the management.
There is not a more, popular man on
the team than the one who has been
playing shortstop this season. He Is
it bard worker and an all-round good
player. His enthusiasm and aggres
siveness In every gaino has been
worth a great deal to the Twins, .Mid
kiff fcocs away carrying with him the
best wishes of every fan who has seen
him in action at the baseball park.
"I like the people here I could not
feel otherwise, because they have been
mighty nice to me," said Midkiff today
in diHcussitia his work here. "I am
oing to carry my bats home and sea
son them foruext year," ho continued,
adding that he hoped to be a member
nf th' Twin family again, during the
season of 1911. ,
I ne
rihs
train-iden-
ail il exec..,!
Hi-en in tli. a, i,
",l h' '' that noili crews.
of the em'itie
r,KHst!utfs.li. ov.t tw
"v,k.
1 JUST 11,153
I'K. An
il" South-
r.i
"v 1MB liniiiKlii ,1
Il" -v and account
'yl ran in. t,t 0f (jic
" llir 'he year elirti.-l
" in:.
I'S
"t'fll't to
ll-l Hit
in t.,.
- itm
the rcrstri
Ifr'isti.l.dem v. t ;i.
""'i ins account
"'piT'SGnte.lspee.-lios and
ili.i.ver, and I be served.
DRUGGIST J.D. HELMS IKS
--SI.1ZS WIST HLTOI
Mr. .1. I). Helms, of ("Jreenshoro, wlio
recently purchased the st k nnd lms
iness of the Simpson Drug Co., here,
won un Important suit In (jullford Su
perior Court 'Wednesday afternoon.
Mr, "Helms was seoking to compel the
defendant, O. B. HJdion. of (Jreeiis
hoio, to pay a note in favor of the
I'laintifT, full amount, heiii'; s,2.y The
defcnilHiit ndtuitted the execution of
I lie Bote, hut put up a counter c l.ii n
and alleged' ta I he plainlin made
Ronio ii.lsreiiresenlall aim in seiaiting
hin Higntiliire to the role, T5ie jury
found that theso churgca were nat sus
tained.
Thu Crecnsbnro Telegram sas 1 1 1 i
is the fourth time the case has been
before a fiuill'wd county jury. The
lirst time there was a mistrial, the sec
end 1.1 me lne verdict was set a:dd on
l!io jr.roimd that one of the jurors hud
talked vl(ti" (lie ' defendant wliile (he
IWlil w:is in progress. Ti e third time
Hie case was a M ."tiled to the Supreme
(Vurt, which tribunal sent the cast
hacR fijr another trial. II is practi
cally cerlain that the defendant will
appeal tlis caso and carry it hef re the
Siipiinio Court for I ho second time.
A SOCIAL MEETING OF
LOCAL WHOLESALE DEALERS.
There will be a social meeting of the
wholesale dealers! and commission
wna'tiHtiis in thasctiiliir room tif the
Imard of trade in the Hancs building
Satarday nislit from S to 9:-'!0 o'clock.
There will be a number of impromptu
light refreshments will
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fACCO
CIO
I'sideraal, The obiect of the meeting is purely
' account social The wtintesnle dealers have
nl. t, rhrrt.: mr not been toirolher lor it limit time ami
Irawn. it here are rome of I hem who are not
now examin-1 nr.,i., ,.i.,i. ,i .in, ,h nti.r.p
. i,,c iii riHrtment up
1 inaile iie-epsiirv
"'"""I 'll the ,-itv Olri
,"w a.-
,1;,;;,"r'"'e.!(i,-.ni -vn-
t,'l'7 y' '""eased
-lUlili., !
"I the care o!
r,,l-. Which rn
"" Treasurer A.
f ei,
Kill,
Ne3ro Congreg,.
"''-n-f 1? "'lh del-
i ;n uh,l"'ati.''! Con-
-:i.';,:hH,' ,o,,av for
U '"""WW of
(j. ' ,!'"a ' the om-
,r v.,. Pln for
"''''of negroes
rwiin,,. . V""'ai'on. A
" ,)r-"o clmrch-
i0na fnen anA
v; sai uer-
Secietury Kuykcnlall went around
to see the jobbers today for the pur
poseof getting them U attend the
meeting and while it was iiiiKss!ble
to se- them all. 49 promised to attend
the meeting'- This gUcs some idea til
the large number of wholesale dealers
In the city.
Bverjr wholesale dealer and commis
sion merchant is cordially invited to
be preftcnLJXhet are a largo number
of wholesale houses In the city a
larger number than even some rf the
jobbers themselves realize, perhaps,
and the meeting will be of interest.
"'' tn
M"r. George Monroe Warren lert
this afternoon for Atlanta, where to
morrow evening he will be united in
marriage to Miss Nellie Pailpteti, one
ff Atlanta's attractive and popular
I'aunhters. Mr. Warren met Mits
f'odgett for thp tinst time at the l'hil-
, tithea-Baraca convention in Assevilie
last year and the friendship formed
thfre noon ripened into love, terminat
ing in the nuptials.
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DA USiUQADE
TWO
SUITORS CET.A BIG ATTRACTION
I
PAPERS TO WED
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IE GIRL
TRI',N'TiN, Aug. Za.-'Miss Isahelle
Omroy Is facing the most scrioiu proh.
lems of her carwer. Inasmuch as both
Edward Hillings and Arl.iur, (leunls
are carrying marriage licenses, on
each of whicii is inscribed her until
I'.oih have chown t lit; licenses to Miss
Conioy, but she has not as yet an
nounced her Intentions, I'lling Id'h
sullors she is going to consult u law
er and act upon bis advice.
Miss Conroy admits that she cues
i whole lot f'.r both young men. hut
says her affections for them are n tal
ly divided. S-'Iie inliniates I hut she
would niftke no ohj-ctlon to marry ins
one of tliem, tint s'lyi Klie does ttit
think it would lie proper t lnle
iKItil. '
"I liked both the boys and Hi y
came lo see me freipn ally, hui I ur
lacged their visits ho they would leu
meet," Miss Conroy said. Hhe edd -i:
that she thought one of Hem would
propose, but says she had no idea that
ImMi would run ofl and get marriage
licenses without consulting tir I'.ilii'KS
declares that heUius tiouried Mfes Con
roy for six iiionili.-i and too!; it tin
granted that h" was the only. duly.
Why. the night before I -et the II
fense." ho said, "wh fall-'ed a tha''i
every1 hinsc was arranged; she kissed
me and told me that she did mi tare
if 1 did not have a Mg iii'-u.'e "
lieuuis also admits that ire n ver
its Keif M iss Conroy lo Id- his wile, hut
he avers: "I was so sure of her that
after taking out the marrtaue licn.-e
in regular form 1 engaged a minister
and iiaid him his fee in ndvirice."
The 'lirst time tiic sullors iiietattlie
fTmroy" lioi s" was w h-m ia"v went to
tueseiit Miss Conroy with their re
siiectiv" ruarr:ne licenses, Pne f I'ntd
when bath etfhiMted the ducnmcnts.
FOR THE COMING
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PIEDMONT FAIR
l.iyilUX. I'oitiiaal, Aug. 2a The
rovernment Ih grally iMsturbeil over
'he Intense activity of Hip republicans
in preparing for the general elections
which are to i nehl next Kiinduy. The
candidatea for olliee, 'many nf them
of piouiliience, iiii iiuliug oflicenof the
army and navy, have enti-red every
constituency In (he country, Tim au-
I'horitles have S'-nrihed the homes of
ja niimlw of republican and have
frmtwl utiiri.a nf nrnn 11 ii.l ' a film mitl Iriti
.jtho biggest free attractions ever secnilt is known that a nuun'tity of rifles
iu this city and the company will send!""'' revolvers are daily being smug
i siH clal representative here to i.k I sl''l "Ho the country ac.roaa the Span-
runner ami mat ne repiiniicaii
The Piedmont Trades Exposition,
Fair and Horse Show has pructically
closed a contract whereby they will sc
euie a big fire-works display for three
nights ilurii g the fair. This Is one of
MR. ELLER TO NAME
COMMITTEE
AT ONCE
KM. Eton. Aug, Ji.-Stat i'Mr
man A II EUer. of the lHmocrMe e
h'iiiIk Vommiitee. ia he will name
lat-f tiKliiy the commit tee Into whose
hainlii will Im ronunlthil the duty of
attainting lor new priniarleg and run
VeUtK.n In the iu'h district to nomi
nate a candidate tor conn rem In ac
cordance with ruling of the atnte com
tuilteo la.t nUrhe, lie ) lu ii using
the iirnioct care to gelecl nnen who
will tic partial to neither Clark Bur
!inlwin or to any other poaslble inu
til date who may get In the rtmieitt.
This rtNiimittee will nnn the date
for the primaries and for the iubst-
nucnt convention In which the utmo.it
care will be taken to tnalntnln the
camnalgn with the, least Misslble bad
fceHng and personalities. The outlook
is raid to be good (or the restoration
of party harmony.
The IHmioerailc state headiiiarter
were secured this afternoon In the
building of the Stuie Club on Salisbury
street on the west side of Capitol
Scpiare. ,
UNKNOWN MAY AID FLV6RS.
Invents Propslltrs, Driven by Engine
Exhaust, To Civs Stability.
NEWHElUt VI1 I!T, Mrss., Aug. !V
An tinknu a ii Italian, dn-sned in tho
guib a workliiKiiutii, drilled Into
the Kvliillon station at I'lum Island
and laid l)"fire the nil Uilrlied avlnt
oik and mechanicians a set of blue
prints toverlng what, It was declared,
might prove to' be one of tin nsn
taluaiile Invenilims tliat has been
made In ronnei Hon with aeroiilaneH
!for some time. It consuls of i'i tinai
propclcrs, operated by the eHnust of
the engine, which take the plate of
Hi ailerons f r preserving tint staVI
It y of the machUio while III the air.
Frank I.awton, of (iloucesler, the
chief mechanician f the station, w,m
so much ImpreasiH) with the plan thai
he may un;e giving it a trial on some
lliltgess mnchllin.
NO D O
E
I1
TH SHERMAf
FORCES LIKELY
That GaUicred From Ills Re
marks In Buffalo Before
Leaving For West.
PARTING SHOT II HIS SPEECH.
His Remarks at Brsakfsst In Buffalo
Crests Much Enthusiasm, Especially
When Ho Hints at Factional Fight
Within tho Parly Much Interest Be
ing Manifested In Hi Utterances en
tho Present Trip Flvo Hundred
Railroad Men knout for Speech at
Ona Station and Roosevelt Responds.
iiiier the display. ' This
cost a gieat deal of
miiniigemciit Is determined
Hie coming fair the
I ish
ii-uiuie -win ... .,. .n r,,t t. iu p.i ,i,,
money hut the the elections will lie marked by di-
to make tnrfcancea. It is said that tlm Inke of
best in its history. l;"rl"' it.ir-nt to i ho i Hi one.
. - , , , i , lias litscn r'ii!si in a MirMrit tii.-r
l ie advlsabtuly of having a Im.ui , , (( ,h(, (mitll,n o M.wnl
contest Is so being ,,.nsidcre,r 1 he r(,,.lm,1ts , ,,,, ,,, rovt,Iiol,ulH
id. a Is to have bands from differen N ,.,., h.M b,;l Voll( i.safed
cit is and towns In the stay to attend L (() wnv rotl.
..IMI .MIIC1 I." fllllt .1 IIIIUH niMIHJ l
will be olfeied to the winner of the
CfitlN.'Kl.
I .Miss Frank Ham s, chairman of the
, automobile; comtnlltce, has apHilnted
!!hi; fullowlng to serve on her commit
jtee; McHtlnmcs Powell tillmer, Charles
' Norllc et, C. Summers, W. T. Ilrown.
, W. S. Itevnolds, finorga Conn, John
idi'tii'-r and Miss Mamie Dwtre.
Mr. Ptwt-ll f;ilmer, t tmtrman nf An-
intiiobile Day, has not appointed his
'conimljlee. Invitations will be sent
out lo nutou'iobilisls ill neii:hbiiring
towns and Automobile Hay will be
'nade olio of the premier events of the
fair.
I amors ine pap;ii
Tontt, object Mnutble
CilARI.OTTE. Aug. r. -The fouriii
tiiunier ease that has been disposed ot
during the present criminal f r,n of
the.ie( kletrhiirg Sit.ierior Court, is be
ing tried today, Mary (iastou having
been Ttrra'gnnd hris Tnnrntn on the
charge of murdering li-titte fnvii.
with whom the defendants hushaud
had become Infatuated. The inurd'T
'iccitrred In front of a neL-r vaudeville
l-!ft're a reeeiit--Snlneday-nte'-wih
the slrppts were crowded. Til" ease
will probatdy be ctiuepided t afteh
r.-crfin. '
Two murder cases re ut thrniigli
the conn, 'esterdiy. iuly Hall, a
et -, -v negro, w ho killed a coiiipat'ion
witJi a lump of coal five vrar-? fiKotib
mitled t the f. barge of iiiPinla itUitcr
and rr'cived a sentcnie of .'x years
in the asvlum f ir the (r'minal insane.
Helen Price a ne.ro woman who sho"
her husband's head off
at lh home of another
Allison,
Kill
FEARS ELECTRIC CHAIR
of Anheville
Swears He Will
Than be Elec-
Himself Rather
trocutcd. 1
-ASHKVlf.f.E, Am: 2'..IfHiir.H IV. At
lison, who is sentenced to be cleetm
eut' l February 2). at ILa'eigh, for
killii, 4 Floyd Meflhee here on July .,
was taken from the Buncombe Jail this
morning and started on his way to
ILabdi-'h lo await execution.
.Though assuming such a , totally .-Jit-dilTercnt
manner during tho tr'ul Hnd
eomletlon, Allison has grown desper
ate splice hi ing re-eommitt'-d to jail
He raves, swears and abuses people
indiscriminately.
He was accompanied by Hheriff Hun
ter and another deputy. It Is believed
that he has a small pocket knife eon-teulod-on
bia person -and 4 hat, trouble
may be forthcoming. Allison boss's
ihat he will not be the first Ituncombe
Inan to die in th chair, that he will
kill himself rather than be extent.-.!.
Even: precaution, will Ki-laken tu ptje
vent Biilclde.
Chicago Awit Foosevelt,
CilflCV.O Aug. 2-'.,- oi aiiel lt';.sc
,irs
,1 iiiiiii io ill Lisbon, Mgr.
The semloltlrlal
communication said that the Portu
guese charge d'affaires to the Vatican
had explained the situation to the
pope, Oesplte the silence of the gov
ernment it Is understood that the trou
ble between It and Misr. Ttmtl had its
origin In the campaign of the clericals
folfrwing tho fcoVefiiincnf a censuring
of the arch bishop of llrauu for sup
pressing a Portuguese Vranrlscnn
newspaper w'thout siibmittlng the or
der lo the Portuguese government for
approval and because of the alleged
action of the Valient! in placing diffi
culties in tho y of tho npimlntmeiit
of tin ambassador "r- Vntlcan.
II
E
DISPLAY OF
TOBACCO iL
BE MAD
E
guilty to the charge of second degree
nninier srnd will serve Y.'T term wish
out a murmur. - 1
velt will (Wild n?iti'iV two h
Chicago tomrr.w e-'-n'iig at.d If t e
pians meet with h's at.proval !e waV,
be given ft public reception. Hi site
rial train Is due lo reach U'" City over
the Lake Shore road at p. ih and a'
io: I.", it will denart for Ch'y.une on"
while he wa the Northwester,!. Cn h' lionie.viirl
woman, jdoad lirin enflv in eteui'nr (Vonel It o.-
At a mieltiig of the Winslon Tobac
co Hoard of Trade this morning It was
decided thflt th' ot?anIzHi 'on sVeild
purthase the necessary space In the
Exposition Kuildins anl make a fine
iUsplay-of-4ioth- tlt raw end niamtfac
lured product at the next Piedmont
Fair, to be held In this city In Octo
ber. The display will no doubt be
ttios LfililaJjlftjiud-SLt:raar y.4Cutkn
dall. of the board of trade, has con
seated to 'ake the mutter in charge
and a-ran e the, dUp ay.
;rwerr, v, areho ipi n'en att l mnnu-
(ll faettirets will be rc-pa-sled to make
thu disp'ay the twin lompi-oe exmott
of tobacco ever made nnd If will b a
good invesiment for the trade of this
section. '
If was also decided to b"gln the
sales at the r'hoei"t at V '' o clock
on Tuesday. W d'ic!,iy, Thursday and
Fl'idav i.r fair wi-ek. in erdef that the
t r lt v ill ton of in Cr enio and tttTTi, 'wareiorseinn -itnl growers
I'yer an address at the liWtH'H of tlieitiat' have a r li'i'i'r In take In the big
Hamilton Club. 'event.
"GOING NOW," WRITES SUICIDE.
New York Man, Describing Prepara
tions, Says He Feels Ditzy.
NEV YOKK. Aug 2V"l plannid
this suicide and will write the follow
ing about how a man feels nrrnngluK
bia Inst trip to h -. At present I
r-el a little dl.ry. I p till now I felt
good. I am m n ctnvard, but deter
mined lo save a woman whom I dearly
love (my wife!. and know Ihat I do not
deserve her Ho I want her to be free
that she may marry a man who ran
glvo her love, luxurv and happiness.
It's 8::.0 a. m. I am golii
now" The foregoing note with live others
whs found in the tlratid I'nlon Hotel
last night bcaldti the body or a man
silting bolt upright In a chair, dead,
with a bullet tn his brain.
The signature I ml but eg that be was
Hnino J. Fcter,,of this city.
AUTOS BOOSTED CITY.
Gave Flint, Mich., About Thrice Its
1900 Population.
WAMH'X'.iTON. Auk, 2a. -Tim pop
ulation f Flint. Mich,, Is "S.feVi, an ln
trcasu of ;".tl7, or IHIJ wr cent,, as
comipnrtd with la.KH In num.
The wonderful growth f this cjty
Is aitri'mtable to vast Itidarliiitl etiinn-
sloti. In adillilon to helm: one i t tte
laig"gt cirrlage manufacturing cities
in tho country, Flint Is tits borne o
an jmfomobilo-plaJtt, ewrdoyUm Hw-
nnda of skilled met-hatdca and there
are rnanv other large plant manufac
turing automobile and carrbwn (.arts,
The growi'lt has been practically all
from lenlilttiale eiaimlon, vitily about
.'.nun M.iilHtlt'ii having been added
.I tho re tilt of taking new tet riH y
i-Htft the elrjr ttmtf. "--" " '
HIS HIGH COLLAR KILLED HIM.
lil'KFAl.O, Aii, 2.'.. With partln
shot at Ida opponents In tho (xdltlcal
tight he la leavltK behlml in New York,
Col. Iteosevflt stsrted on tha km l(
of his western trip today.
"1 fed that It's Just a little more
limn my duty to hunt crook out of
public life because ho happens to be
In my own part, declared the Col
onel at the breakfast (ivvn In his hon
or by tho KlHcvtt Club and some Ms)
I'ufTiilo buslueaa men St(d up and
shouted themselves hoarse, recognis
ing I ho old timer KtHisevt'lt and his de
tern, limt Ion to fight. - . .. , ;
Col. Roosevelt ws the re'lpl of
much attention while here and ex
pressed hnimelf aa enjoying his visit
Immensely. s bile ha did not discuss
the political nil tuition lo-any eomtid
eruhli! cxlsnt his utterances are taken
In mean that he la ready and wllllnr
for a light
Talks To Railroad Men.
1HWKIHK, Aim. live hundroil
rnllroiid men shouted, for "Teddy" lo
appear when the Colonels aiieeiSt
reached her. Th Colttliel Diado a,
short spet-cb, snylnn the railroad man
la a sturdy typo of American cltitnn
and one tf the minil efflclont. As the,
truln (allied out R'sisevtdt was Im
plored by one of the spectator lo "t)o
them up In the convention." The only,
response was a amllu.
six townsITddins"
. FOR MASONIC HiE
Choked Min To Death When He Went
To Sleep in Chair.
PITTSfJIKO. Aug 2V- Cherles K.
Thoniiwon, .'in jears old. ho was found
dead In a chiilr w hT" tie r nd slept nil
flight at the home of a friend on ttic
North Hide. cho1;cd to de.t'h. a victim
of a h'Kh collnr h win wearing. It wits
decided by the coroner who Invest t-
!Mtd the - -
. Thompson t ame to Hie house say
ing he was not well ard asked f-r-mission
to sleep In lb" cht-lr. M;irVs
'n is neck showfi that 'h1 wwlnht
of his he.it hnd cbokfd lilm.
Tobacco Barn Burned.
Mr. ,t. W. Ogbum. who lives near
th" county home, lost a fine barn of
tobacco and a good tobacco barn by
fire nVout 12 uV-m k today. The loss
i ou thing I k" II'1'. The fire orlgl
nft.fi it In Hie Imci ior of the barn but
,-ts It fat-hed up !! t oriee Mr. Og
t)iirn son. who was at the barn, could
not tell how it caught
. Hid for the home to be built by
the Maaon tf North Carolina art) bo
i UK received.
Ir. F. M, Winchester, .f t hnrlotte, a
n ember of the cominltten on site, baa
received so far, bids from tho foiio-
ing place: K:ngs Uonntnlii, C.reenn
biro. High Poltit, Mooresvllle, South
ern pine, yhel'ir,'
Hhelby's offer conies through fir. R.
S, Roysier, on Hie part of Die Mrfsonlti
fraternity of (hat l!y.
The committee of litsp"etlon will
meet Monday to coMipnr- the relative,
advantage and disadvantages, of th) '
towns l idding for the Home,
This comrnlile censlhis of Cant, W.
H. M Eaur'ti, of Ijturltih'irg; M,
Clymir, of (ircetis'xiro, and fir. Wln
cheater, of Charlotte and Hon. K. X,
Hacked, of Wllktialatro.
The whole committee on site will
iiieef as soon as the commlite of In
speciion reports.
DOQ DOWNS HORSE IN FIGHT.
Gets Grip on Lattsr's Throat, Throw,
ing It for Broken Back.
' HITTER PaAui-. fir
bailie iietween a horse and bulldog,
loth owned by Hev. I K . Povee,
castor of ol'vet Presbyterfan church,
Primped Park, fought In ths clerg).
ri, all's Mable, reatijlifd In the death of
the barse The animal's neck wn
broken when It fell upon the remetu
fhmr arter the dog had ohtaine- a hold
en the horse'a throat, ihuttlns off Its
wind,
The attention of l)r. Hoyce a at
trailed by the nols't of tho fluM, but
by the time lie reached (he n cms of.
The 1,aiilg the horse was down and
fatally Injured. The horse bad to' h
shot. tnif. Ibe deo; would not lelease
!i hold up m Its victim s troat even
after the ledlei wt fred.
Heretofore the do and horse nlvvnya
had been on ih" most friendly ferma,
the dog lying for h mrs lit the hors-'it
stall, 8ip-irent! del'ghted with tin
con.;siin!.-fttMni of bis etjuine fr'end,
Arr?sts Mde Today.
PMIeetnan William irrest;fl Hay
don I.owery and f nia Thotnaa to-lay
on the t hariie of seilirtg Ibioor, Fan in, i .
t on and l.ttcy Jones have been arrest
ed on the tlmrt'e of vagrancy.