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.1 fitete LeT X r VOL XXIII P Cnu Moota CONCORD, N. C, WEDNESDAY JULY 24. 19157 SinjU Copy, Flvt Cent.' NO. 14 mill - - 1 ' . 1 1 v H 11 OB- - .Dffl JS .' - - V- . . ; vv . TOOK PLACE IK ILEAL ESTATE Norman Beergh, a Clerk, Attack A-! M - ilnt With Chair Im the Benf- ; , ' file Clark Is Shot in Hip. Both v ,; - An Taken toHotpiUL ; t") -. New York, July 24. A 'man, who "-- told the police 'his name was Conway, " walked into the real estate offlee of : Fretteteh, Silkan and Sybel on the . ninth- floor of an office building here today and fatally shot Joseph Fret ' ' tereteh ; in ' the t stomach. Norman Beergh, a elerk attacked the assail - ant with a ehair, but Con woy-fired r M at Beergh wounding him in the hip. Both men were taken to a hospital. It is reported that Conway was dis - gruntled over a rear-estate transae tion. - ? " ; . . . New York, July 24. Fretteretch died shortly after being' removed to hospital. '- " . TO PLEAD- FOB - ' V- KEOBO ASSISTANT. Attorney Wickersham Will Besign -.. From Association if Lewis la Barr ed. ' . . . Washington, July 24. Attorney General Wickersham will goto" Mil waukee next month to plead for the retention in the American Bar Asso ciation of his colored assistant at torney general, William H. , Lewis. Wickersham intends to resign from the association should Lewis be barr ed. " ; ; V Quick aa State Firemen Beached Town All Lianor Was Oonflacated. Fajetteville, July 23. A bomb was thrown into the gala week festivities bttendants --on , the firemen s state . convention and interstate tournament this afternoon, .when .Sheriff H. M. ' McGeachy on - seizure warrants, ar - rested every "no tax" 'dealer in the city on the' charge of retailing intot icating liquors and. 4eer and having - more ot in. vuuie ujt, bunr yunwiuu than all wed by the law. , . Eight "no tax" saloona were raid ed, tbeir owners taken before Jfagii- trate C. P. Overby and pldled under )onds ranging from 8100 to SaOQu Hundreds of barrels, of beer were aMrnH an A da beinif stored ins build- ing in market squarewhich was cfear ' ed out apparently- for the purpose - about a wek agp, i. It. is a. estimated that 500 to WO barrels have been seized. .. ' ' ' The warrants were signed by E. J. Kennedy, who u represented by ShaW ' and MoLean;. and Newton, Herring and Gates as counsel, ' , Among the 'dealers arrested are T. ' ' 0. Martin'. O: h. Haywood, .E: L. Old- ham. E B Hair (formerly a member " of the polieefore), B 6.5 Lewis, J. 1 Robeson.:. These "no tax"? sa loons have been licensed with a tax ,-of $50 per fjonth, and it was genev v ally supposed under the "open sys i tern of municipal government which ; liiia nhtained here for some time that this tax gav them the right, to ell most anything they pleased. c ' Lorime'WonVt Try Again. Chicago, : July , 23-Dcclaring ;that lm would take no part in the national campaign this' fall and that-he never -againvexpected to beriome ja candidate for publie office, .William - Lorimer, rwhose election .to .thei United States Sflnata was recently declared invalid. , . addressed several v thousand friends at jOrchestra Hall tonight ' who had gathered publicly to welcome - Mm - home. M was nis nrg pumie appear tnee since bis return from ,:Wasbing- Mr, Lonmer in'his address review ed the history of the fight which re- eently resulted in his being unseated ' "Nofone1 Senator,"butside :ol the investigating eommittee, ever. read 5 the record tin my easesaid Mt, - LorimeT.;-' Ill t a Mnrliat trir jilllllil- - . i W.l, UWW . uu,.,,.wvw w-, J ' office and never expect to bej Elec- tion to offibe is not the "sort1 of vin - dication I demand." I shall not speak v ' during the joining national campaign. I do not want it said that I tried to injure either Mr'Taftio? Mr. Roose ' velt. Bnt when this election ts over, when the-heat of the campaign has - died down, I shall apepal directly to the neonle. of this State and country ' in an eU?t to get the truthr before every man," woman and child. There , shall be do peace. I will fell the truth ' to the people." c' ' . Sng ar 6ale at Efird'j. On next Friday Eflrd's wil have " another of their famous sugar sales. They will" sell two ear loads of best srrannlated sugar in 10, 25 and 100 pound bags, at ' about 5Va cents -Dound. They also have many low of- ferings in' all lines for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. On Thursday morning at fl o'clock they will place : cn ale 3,000 yards of embroidery at 5eea.tg a yara, uomino apron ging ham at 314 eents. 10 eent dress gmir lmms at 6 cents, 10 sent long cloth tit 5 cents' are fcfeW of the. hundreds of bar'-nins they have.' See big al ciNcoa wojf foubtb . , .,; BTBAIQET QAME. .. MMS ,l Qrakaa's Clever Twirlinx . the Blg Factor in the Victory West Parks the PilL Oame Today and Tomor row. ? r'.'' ' ' - '; In the presence of ' the largest crowd that ever witnessed a ball game at Cinee ark Concord-won its fourth straight vietory, defeating High Point 6 to 2. Graham and Fee perman were the opposing twirlers and the lion's share of the honors went to the portsider of the Locke- tea. lie was stesdy at every stage and made a 'whirlwind finish of the affair, tanning the side "in the ninths as a climax to an afternoon of steady work. ' Fesperman pitched. a better game than , the score indicate.'- The speedy flinger from Catawba felTa victim to the jinx that has always followed him at Cineo Park and lost yesterday by the same score. as oneway Telephone wiree are useless, ois previous visit nere. ne was ine viet im of a series . of . weird flings that atriA ih fnrnilnp. m.i-aii-a nn an aenai expedition in me lounn, which, coupled with a double by Pear son resulted in three runs. -. Graham fanned twelve and Fesperman seven, while the former allowed eight wal lops to "his rival's seven. .; The fielding of Moose and Hauser and the stick work of Johnson, Weit, Pearson and Bowden featured. High Point scored in the first. With two down Hauser hit through Pat terson and Sappenfleld and took sec ond on thejjrace of errors. Bowden doubled down the first base line, sending Hauser across. The Cincos evened up when Manager West, the first Coneordian to face Fesperman, parked the pill. The smash being a line drive over the fence and across the road, being' possibly the longest drive ever made at the park. ; ,,' The fourth, the inning in which the bugs went wild, opened with, one of Fesperman 'a fast ones ' Connecting with Johnson '8 leg. West ran for the second Backer. Winston bunted, a la Keeler, down the first base line, and when Groom tossed the ball away the big . catcher was safe, , West taking third,-from whence be scored a mo ment later on a passed ball. .Patter son walked .and together with Win ston pulled the double steal, the lat- Iter scoring. Pearson, the' pew third baseman, doubled to center, scoring Patterson. High Point added one in' ine sixin on aouuies oy joowaen ana Loman. , - The Cincos made the final tally in the ' seventh. ' Morris singled. Joki-i son hit a terrific liner against the right field' fence, sending Morris to third. The "runners worked the dou ble teal, Morris counting.- " ; ! ' the two teams play 7 here today and tomorrow, The game today will be called at 4:30 instead of 4 o'clock. HIGH POINT. AB R H PO A.E Sensenbaeh If. 4 4 4 .4 4 3 4 4 3 00 f Hauser, 3b Bowden, 2b . Loman, cf . Welch, ss . , McQuage, rf , Fesperman, p Groom, lb i Honeycutt, 0; 0 11 11 0 1 11 0-0 Totals ; . CINCOS 34 2 8 24 8-4 AB R H POAE 4 1.1 8 1 -0 West, ss .. . ., Morris, If . . . . 4 3 1 1 1' 0 0 152 2 2 : 0 Johnson, 2b . . ' Winston. 0 . , 1 3 1 4 0 4 0 4,0 0 12 SL' 2 n 1 n Ti Patterson, F., lb w - w Pearson 3b . , Moose, 'cf . . . Sappenfleld, L, rf Graham p ; '" . otals . -. . . 32 5 -7 27 11 : 3 Summary S A Two .:base ? hits Bow den, 3; Pearson,' Sappenfleld, Lt Home run West. First base on balls off Graham' 1 ; .off Fesperman 2. Struck out--by. Uraham 12 J by iesperman, 11. Passed ball Honeycutt; Hit by pitcher Johnson. Stolen bases Sap-penflerd,- Morris, Johtison, Loman, Umpire, Mr. LeGrand.; North Carolina Editors LasT Night Greensboro News. . t - - " , . "! I ' Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, July 23,--Tonight the .North Carolina Press Association was scheduled to hold its opening eesseion, pot a post ponement of the inaugural ' program was announced on account or tne mil itary ball given at the Atlantic Hotel by the .officers of the First Regiment of North Carolina Wationai uuard, XfnnVf lamlina Aditantf ttr lutrA foi the convention, and ,the Atlantic totentum : of the State that the Aliens night in crowded, , Don C. Heits, bpsi- conspired to muroer ; tne eoun pm ness manager ofihe Kew York World cials. ' . ' ' . vention arrivedJtonight n President Lamb 'a Norfolk Southern private car. The program for toroonwr-wiU in clude the usual addresses of welcome; response ', reminiseencee ; by.' . Major Hale, of the Fayetteville Oberver; the address of -President i arnss and the address by Mr. Seitz. ' Hardwood Lumbermen Meet. . ' Honghton, Mich., July 24. Many representative lumbermen- of Wiscon sin, Michigan- and neighboring States are attending the midsummer ' meet imr of the Norf hern Hemlock ' and Hardwood Manufacturers' Asoia tion, which met here today for a twoiJueen Sugar ;Bet days' session, .Insurance,' advertuv insf, freight rates, forest protection, l!sor supply, "market conditions and vn.i. .!'. or questions relating io the I . ' i'ldiustrjr are .scheduled for r .Bill DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT L000,- ' ?- ooo.'- Ko Lives Lost Several Farm Hous es Carried Away. Telephone Wires are Useless. Impossible to ; Obtain. Information. " f y Wausau, Wis July 24 Damage estimated $1,000,000 loss eansed ; by breaking two, dams ' on Wisconsin river, north of here early today. No lives lostr but according to reports several farm houses were carried nU it is impossible to ascertain Iwhether lives were lost in the out- J!n(w.t ' . - N FISHING YAT0H COLLIDES . WITH STEAMER. Occupants of. Yacht Thrown Over- bo aid One Lady Seriously. Hart No Lives Lost. New York, July 24. Fifteen pas sengers on the fishing yaeht Idler bound for the fishing banks, narrow ly escaped drowning today. Mrs. Julian Skidmore, of Brooklyn, was seriously injured when the steamer Old Colony, of the Eastern Steamship Company, ran her-down and nearly cut her in two off Battery Park, The Idler's pasengers were thrown overboard and Mrs. Skidmore, who happened to be at the point of colli sion '. suffered severe lacerations. Tugs rushed to the rescue "and no lives were lost. Virginia Financier to Wed Heiress M. UVMI 111 VH . - Honolulu, July 23, In a setting of barbaric splendor marked by a revi val of the old Kanaka werring feast, will be married on her estate near here July 25 to Gaillard -Smart,' the son pf a Virginia clergyman." Prepa rations for the wedding have been underway for weeks on the vast Per- ker estate, which Miss Parker in herited ...from her grandmother and every known recource of the old feu dal days A&, providing luxurious . en tertainments will be revived. ' Henry Gaillard Smart, of Boydton Va., met Miss Parker on the steam ship Korea last December when he was en !route to Hawaii to begin business -career on the islands. Miss Parker, who is widely known in San Francisco society, was just out of finishing school and the romance be gan before the boat reached Hono- lulu. No. 9 Township "Sunday School Con yention. v - " The Sunday school convention for No. 9 township will be held at ColdJ springs cnurch on i nursday, August 8, 1912. The exercises will begin at id o'clock. Music for the occasion will be furnished by the choirs from the various Sunday, schools of the township. The following is the in complete programme: ? Reading! Miss Bessie, Shyin, Sub- iect. "Folieemen or Preachers.'' oeaaing: jniss Amanaa ivriminger, Subject, "Living" Epistles." v. l r T, i t n. neaaing; miss neuisn oninn, ouo- ject, ' ' Realizing ..Our Besti Selves. Adwress: Rev, T. W. Smith: Reading: Representative from Cold Springs, bubject, "Overtones." This, together with reports from the sehools and songs by the choirs present, will constitute the program for the day. V Allen Trial Near End, Wytheville, Va., July ; 23. Floyd and -Victor Allen, father and brother of. the defendant, today were put on the witness stand by 'the defense in the trial o2; Clande ' Allen ; for the murder of Commonwealth's Attorney Foster of Caroll connty.The father repeated hie assertion that - Clerk Dexter Goad had offered to get a jury that would acquit him of the charge on whichbe' -was being tried at the time of the llUlsvilie tragedy, tf Al len would support the clerk politi cally.; Both witnesses stuck to. the evidence they Jgave at the former trials. tjy.;-r : Six other witnesses for the defense were examined today, their, evidence being of tt nature to refute the eon- Festival at Salinas. Salinas. Cel., "July 24. Hundreds of visitors are here to join -with the people- of . Salinas- in the enjoyment of seven days of broncho busting. steer riding, roping contests ana a wide variety, of other sports 'typical of arnge life. The occasion is the second annual rodeo and wild .west iMtrnivnl. for- which " Dfenaritiont "on an unusually, elaborate scale . have been completed. . In addition to the wild -west features -the programme provides for a xnardi gras pageant, trotting and running races and the - 1 crowning of King Burbank an1 . Prof. C. W., Rankin, 'recently, of the Stonewall Jackson Training scliool faculty." has been elected prin cipal of the grammar set not- ill the Salisbury graded school, r TEE FTBST WOMAN : .. WIRELESS : OPERATOR. Question Baised as to Woman Hold- ini a Betponaible Position. De cided la Woman's Favor. Washington, July 24. Mixs Mabel Kelso, the only womaa . wireless op erator in the world holding a govern ment eertineate, who . acrepted the plaee as wireless operator on the lin er Mariposa, out of San Francisco, has raised the question as to wbeth- Ler women ahould be entrusted with the, protection of lives in so re sponsible position.' The department of commerce labor' today decided there nothing in present laws to prevent it. ' - ' " j BOSTON STREET RAILWAY . I STRIKE COMES TO END. Reorganization of Street Railway Union. All Striken Jffot Guilty of Bitterness to Be Re-instated. Strike of Long Dnration. Boston, Mass., July , 24. Virtual reeognition of the street railway un ion by the Boston Elevated Railway, which for years, under General Wil liam A. Bancroft's presidency, has bitterly fought Sabor unions, the re instating of, all striking employees who have not been guilty of violence during the past Seven weeks' strike, was promised today by (Jcneral Ban croft and bis board of directors. This means end of a long strike. A CLASH BETWEEN MINERS AND MILITfk. Sheriff is Killed and Telephone Wiles Out. Details Lacking. Charleston, W. V.,' July 24. A company of WeBt Virginia Militia, patroung the mining town of Pev- tonia. where late yesterunv striking miners clashed, and ' Ervin Sutpsy, Boone county deputy sheriff was killed. Telephone wires .are cut, and details are flacking. -The strike is in Paint Creek field and has been on since April. . Charlestown, W. Va.i July 24. Sutpin is alive, bud badly wounded He was brought to this city imme diately placed on operating table. Fire in Troy. Troy July 3. Fire the largest and most destructive that 'has ever oc curred in this town, oirigjnated last night about midnightin the plant of the Guilford Lumber Manufacturing Company, completely destroying the plant and a large portion of the lum ber yard. Thousands of feet of rough lumber were stacked on the yards end the sheds were tilled with finis'i ed lumber ready for shipment. The loss can not be stated accur ately but at a conservative estim .t? it will be from $25,000 to $50,000, partially covered with insurance. The fire had its origin in the roof of v the boiler room, the explosion of a lantern used by the night watch man being the cause. When the lantern exploded fire was scattei'en among . the timbers of the builJii',', which were covered with dry law dust, and so fast did it spread that before,the watchman could give, toe alarm the building was in a mass of Carrier Boy Bitten By Bnll Dog. Yesterday afternoon while Basil Hodson, a Tribune carrieV, was on his regular delivery, he was bitten by a bull dog oiT North Union street. ( , Young Hodson was riding a bicy cle in front of Mr. M. L. Cannon's residence when the dog .sprarig at at him and bit him before, Hodson realized U The bite brought blood oozing from the young man's leg, and this being "dog days'.' some, ap prehension is felt, for fear that the bite will prove disastrous. -; V For a while some of the bull, dogs in town were muzzled, this being the law, but young' Hodson says this dog was not muzzled, of course not, at the time he was bitten. ' . " .; ; Dr. Young made an examination of the Sore caused by the bite' and Baid he did not think there was any danger, . The dog belongs to Mr.; M. L. Cannon. ' Mr. John W. Hutchinson, Lawyer, to locate Here., ' " t Mr. John Vf.-Hutchinson, a well known young attorney, of Charlotte, will locate here tor the practice or law. Mr. - nu t chinson has pnrcliased part of she library of the late Judge W. J. Montgomery and will occupy the office in the Morris building formerly occupied by Judge Mont gomery.'; Mr. Hutchinson jpill open his office here August Liy v- Mr. Hutchinson isvS graduate or Trinity Collegeand of the law school of Harvard University and is admir ably, equipped for the practice of his profession.-? He.is a yonng man or high: character and anility and , ms friends predict a anost successful ca reer for him.'h::-iTivXt'-i.;; Grace Will Not Be Able to Attend . -i'.C . Trial. . W. ,: ;:.;y 1 Atlanta, Ga- July--24. The prose- sation in the -trial of rMrsV Eugene Grace.' who on Monday, will face a jury on a charge-'of assault with in tent to murder,, this afternoon form ally supoenaed the woman 'a husband, n6w at Newnan; Ua., but physicians say that hia condition would not permit his removal to atlnnta. He is suffering from a bullet wound that G PALS' ABE AFTER KEY. ATTOR- Accused of Beinf Implicated in Crime. He is Wanted as Witness. Levy's Home Entered. Nothing Missing. Supposed Burglars to Be Assassins. New York, July 24. Assemblyman A. J.levy, attorney for Louis Libby, and Willism Shapiro Owens of Ros enthal "murder" car. now held in Tombs as witness, created a sensa today, when. he. anonunced that pals ' of used gawders last night tried to "get him." Levy Nfound doors and windows of his home open with marks of jim mies on sils. No valuables are miss ing. Levy said the assumed burglars were' would-be assasins. J . TO INFLUENCE JURY AGAINST WOMEN. Coroner Wants to Insert More Crit icism of Railroads Employing Wo men in Responsible Positions. ' Chicago, July 24. Coroner Peter Hofiman, of Cook county today tried to influence his jury to insert more criticism of railroads employing wo men in responsible tower signal po sitions in their verdict returned on the death of 1J victims of the Bur lington wreck at Western Springs, July 14th. McAdoo Will Be Chairman. New York, July 24. It became known today that William C. Mc Adoo will be made vice chairman of the Democratic national eommittee. The selection will lf announced by the committee at their next meeting. It is reported that McAdoo was pick ed by Wilson. Big Fire in Delaware. Wilmington, Del., July 24. An oil fed fire early today almost de stroyed Marcus Hook Plant Union Petroleum Company, near here. The loss is heavy. A Steamer moored nearby was consumed and the crew narrowly escaped. .i There will be a Biograph drama, "The Girl 'and Her Trust," run at the Theatorium today. It's a rail road melodrama that is very good and is classed as a feature film. Friends of Mrs. S. V. Ervin will be sorry .to learn that she is very ill at her home on North Union. Southern View Farm for Sale ! Owing to my health, I am comepll ed to seek a home near sea,, level. Therefore I offer Southern View Farm for sale in whole or in part. It can be cut up to suit purchasers. Now is a chance to secure a home of from one to one hundred and fifty-one acres, near town, within a- few hun dred yards of survey for Norfolk Southern and supposedly on inter- urban, Charlotte to Salisbury. If interested make inquiry quick, as it will be sold in whole or in part at once. JNO. A. SIMS, July 20, 1912. Concord, N. 0. a-2w. t-lw. . ' 1 CAPITAL SURPLUS 1100,000 33,000 New Accounts Large or Small Welcomed at -This Bank. Concord National Bank. FOUR PEIl CEITT. Interest ; . ,Patd on Time Deposits. '. CONCORD MARKET. , n Cotton U wWt ' . Concord, N. C.r July 24, 1912. ; Cotton -i . ' 1$ Cotton, seed .24 Prodneo Market. J ..... ..- . . 1 .,:, Pork ,10 Bulk beat aides. ........ 14 Beeswax Chickena ...-....30 to 43 Corn i, .w.M-MMr-lS EggS " IVt Lard ,.;.ii......,.vi,...M.. '.'18 Floor, North Carolina; ....f2.78 Meal ' iL..---- -;- COW PeM 'mJmm Lady Feat t2 to ff2 ft SI li PICNIC LAST NIGHT. The Home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Cannon the Scene ef a Moat En joyable Social Event -. The home of Mr. anlf Mrs. W. F. Cannon, six miles from Concord on the Davidson College road, was the scene of a happy gathering of young people last night, tne occasion being a moonlight ipenie, given by Mum Emma Cannon and Mr. Jay Cannon in .honor of Miss Anna Belle Mills, of States ville. More than a score of young people were present. The guests were met at the grove in front of the home, which was beautifully illuminated with a number of Japanese lanterns. A more ideal place for such a gath ering eould not have been provided. The stately oaks, the rustic seats and the large grove seemed designed by nature for gucb an occasion. Open hearted hospitality was extended with lavish hands, the cordiality of the welcome and the hospitable manner of the host and hostess added a de cided charm to the event. After the guests ffad spent some time enjoying games and merry conversation a long table was provided, which was laden with many good 'things to eat, the feast consisting of all kinds of tempting viands and delicacies. The guests present were: Misses Anna Belle Mills, of Statesville; Mary Bingham, Mary and Adeline Morrison, Edna Correll, Geneva Parks, Eugene Maxwell, vMargaret Woodhouse, Florence and Dora Burk head, Mary Lou Morris, Johnsie Sims, Mary and Ethel Summers, Mary Porter, Willie Gillon, Bessie and Zeta Caldwell, Misses Wesleys, Marie Caldwell, and Messrs. Clif ford Porter, Charles Porter, George Corl, T. N. Spencer, George Means, Charles Krider, Jimmie Lee Walthall, James Grier, Glenn, Olin, Milton and R. V. Caldwell, Ray Mor ris, Irving Morris, George and Jim Cannon, Harry Rankin, Ernest Query, Mack Buchanan, Joe Parks; Watson Smoot, Epsey Cannon, Kay Patter son and John Oglesby. Wife Beater Voteless. -Portland, Ore., July 23. Citixen ship papers have been denied Tallag Halversen Dahl on the ground that he beat his wife. Henry Hazard, United States naturalization agent, asked Dabl, who was undergoing ex- amination as an applicant for finalJ . 1 a9 i i a '- r tvi I papers, li he ever beat Mrs. Dahl. Dahl replied that he did! The judge immediately denied him citizenship. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richmond have returned from Bedford City, Va., where they have been visiting Mr. Richmond 's parents for ten days. Ml Has been in use in every ; department of our big store. A new low price I has been made on ; all Odd Lots of Summer Merchandise-- in many cases the price is less than half. - : .'' ': ' .'. : . ,!'; '-v't'feKJ' .. - 1 It will cost you nothing to let us show yypu the - goods things vinour: Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Millin- cry and Ready-to-Wear rBcpartmenta.. r , , Let es $iow yea 0 l III o IMPORTANT RULQra BY POST-' MASTER GENERAL - . . . .. 3,. Patrons of General Delivery Mast Furnish Full Name in Writing. Required to Give Beacons for Be ing Served at General Delivery . Window. Washington, July 24. Following complaints received from all over the country, Postmaster General Hitchcock today issued new regula tions requiring all persona who use general delivery system furnish state ment in writing, specifying their full names, addresses, explaining why they wish to be served by the gen eral delivery. Postmasters complained that lov ers are using the postoffices for clan destine affairs. BLAME PLACED FOB LACKAWANNA WRECK Engineer is Responsible. Verdict of ' Coroner's Jury. Warrant Issued Today. - Coming, N. Y., July 24. Negli gence on the part of Flagman Lane, Engineer Sehroeder ' was held -responsible for the Lackawanna wreck which occurred July 4th, when forty persons were killed, is the verdict of the coroner's jury returned today.. Warrants have been issued for Lane and Sehroeder. -The Lenoir correspondent of this morning's Charlotte Observer, says that Mr. G. L. Bernhardt, one of the most prominent business men of the town, and the senior member of the Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware & Furn iture Co., is seriously ill at his home there. About two' years ago he waa stricken with paralysis, and from this stroke he has never fully recov ered. s Love may not make the world fto rouna, but it has that effect on the ..... . wheels in the lover's head. Experience is a great teacher, bnt graduates are - handed their diplomas by the undertaker. , It looks a little dark for the steel trust and the harvester trust. Si ml - m mm li 1 mil
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