North Carolina Newspapers

r- No. 45. . : NEW BERN, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 18. 1906.-FIRS T SECTION. ' 29th YEAR - it n ' EEGifflC m .Events of Past Three Days Tersely Told Fop Jour ' nal Readers. . tef.-itc3y cso -. i,::.:::e to ceiico Industrial, Commercial, Social, Religi- ons, Criminal and Political -j Happenings Condensed i . Few Lines. Wilmington, Sept' 14, -In a fight at a house of ill fame' last night, W. L. Williams, a young traveling man was shot and killed . by Lonnie Snipes, de livery clerk for a brewery " Havana, Sept 14. At the suggestion of the United States Department of State, American marines from the crui ser Denver who landed here yesterday were withdrawn today by Commander Colwell, President Palma wanted them to remain on guard in front of the Palace. The Denver lies near one of the principal streets of Havana and marines can be landed in ten minutes should the Occasion demand it Their presence had the effect of absolutely checking the insurgents whose leaders want to surrender to Commander but he told their emisariea that they must deal with President Palma, The devo lution now seems on the point of col lapse. Men who supported the rebellion are weakening in their opinion. " Washington, D. C., Sept 14th The cabinet held a conference today with President : Roosevelt at Oyster ' Bay on the situation, having been called there by him. All talk in United States and in Cuba is about intervention The policy of the United States has been that of strict neutrality but with bared teeth. - - ;. ..... Fayettville Septj -. 15 A Telegram from Norfolk received here states that , Jonea, the abscording cashier of Hope Mills Jeft this port on a steamer un doubtly bound for some foreign' port It is raid that friend helped, him to get away unnoticed. , y.T Radford, Va. Sept 15 Hon. W, J Bryan reached here at midnight last night and was received with noisy ac oJgiirt by the people.' - He addressed the 'crowd at the fair which is the largest ever gathered in this section. Gover nor Swanson introduced the distinguish speaker. . . ' : . : Burlington, Sept 16th, When W. J. Bryan' visits this pUce a welcome wilgbe extended by all the people, Rep ublicans and .Democrats alike, and the demonstration will be entirely noa par tisan. - - . '-. Albany, N. Y., Sept 15th. The Na tional Prison Reform Association is in ssion here. One of the principal speakers today is William B. Streeter, of Greensboro, N. C . , Havana, Sept 15. Gen. Roderigaez with four hundred government troops attcked the insurgents under del Cas tello near Havana and defeated them after a hot fight; eight were killed ed and 23 wounded. There was also a heavy fight at El Caney, eleven miles from Havana, the result of which has not yet been learned. There is much talk of President Roose velt's letter to the Cubian Minister at Washington.' .American intervention is regarded by Cubans and the forigners, on the island as the most desirable consummation. a Chicago, Sept 15. The employees of the shops of the Wabash system of railroads will strike Monday. By this act 10,000 men will be thrown out of employment New Orleans, Sept. 15. A navel fea- ture in the reception to be exten.l. J to II m. W. I. Bryan here is that it win be entirely non-partisan. The Louia i:na Republican Club will form a part .f tie e scort. - ' I n Francisco, Sept 15. The steam er (),-';;..n went on the rocka in Prince W.Uiarn f'oiiii, and cannot be saved. 1'iT f ) i "ta an J the crew were rescued Ly U. S. IU-verme cutter. V.V.kins Cl.-nn, N. Y.. Sept 17th. i G. Llliott, pr';,i,!.'nt of the At ! C .tI.ineE.i'i!r.-i:;J died to.Ly, ' ' ' ' . Fa 1 I l;c"n in jwMir . V 1. i.i been hauled off and is in port here. Salvage on this boat cost ' $500,000. The Magnolia a sister shin to the Man churia is aground at- Midway Reef and is in a perilous position. Her passengers ' and crew have been rescued but the boat will be a total loss, r , South Atlantic starting at Cuba played havoc at Wilmington and Wrightsville. The trestle between the two places ex tending across the Sound was wrecked. The sea broke through the beach at six different places and caused the beach to be isolated from the main' land.' One hundred guests at the Tarrymoore ho tel were : rescued by means of tugs. The velosity.of the wind waa 70, mi.'es an hour, ' Much damage. Was done at Carolina beach and Wilmington where houses were unroofed and wires crip pled. , a.. '. ., -l . Raleigh Sept 17 Judge Conner heard habeas corpus proceedings today of E F. White and John Davis; they had been committed to jail without bond on the charge of burglary and entering the house of a woman of bad character. Judge Conner admitted them to bail in the sum of $200, which. was immediately given. Raleigh Sept 17 Railway officials report that the rainy" weather was line cause of the greatly reduced erowda coming here to hear Bryan U is esti mated that there were only 800. On one train containing 10 cars there were only 80 passengers. ' Havana, Sept' "17th. Incendiaries wrecked two buildings with dynamite Uday and killed six people. It is said two insurgent leaders have withdrawn their troops and are awaiting terms of peace; others are agreeing to suspend hostilities. Secretary Taft will settle matters when he arrives. . : ; ; Berlin, Sept 17. Emperor William has sent a communication to the Cxar of Russia demanding full protection to Germans traveling or living in Russia. The Revolutionists killed a German at Riga. i y:: jf'-V Raleigh, Sept. 17. The City Hall was jammed with, people to hear the Hon. W. J. Bryan speak; only about one-fifth being able to' enter. ' The doors were closed before the speech be gan. Editor Josephui Daniels intro duced Governor Glenn who introduced Bryan, terming him the greatest orator this country has ever known and most logical speaker.' ; :k trV7 Bryan spoke for over an hour and had wonderful attention and appreciation. The point of his speech was that Presi dent Roosevelt was doing wonderful work but that all his good points were derived from Democratic platforms and speeches. Tariff was-discussed In a remarkable manner. Secretary Bhaws speech was negatived very strongly, i Rain held up and Bryan went t J the speakers stand in Capital Square and talked ten minutes, being again' intr); duced by Govern w Glenn, who said he hoped and believed he would be the next President Bryan said that he had not yet made any prophecies regarding himself or anyone elseNfor the Presi dency. He renewed the statement that that he was for Government ownership of railways with State ownership of minor lines and said party would , come to that view. .President Roosevelt had twice stated that if railway legislation failed, ownership would surely come, and that the President's threat really brought about enactment Of rate law. Bryan said he spoke only for himself in this matter. A remarkable feature of his visit was the entire absence of street cheering. ; ' - . .; ' , Raleigh, Sept 17 There is a feeling of profound grief and astonishment here at the sudden death of Charles D. Mclver, President of the State Normal and Industrial College at Greensboro, He died of heart disease on the train at Hillsboro while escorting Hon. W. J. Bryan from Raleigh to Greensboro He attended the Bryan speech here to day and none enjoyed it more than h e, frequently joining In the hearty M"""?""' I), , e end laughter. Charles D. tic- Iver was born in Moore county, Sep- siUe, should be vlaited with more se-teml..-r Zl, lie is one of the vere puni.hment than those who were mo.sth.-p.il.tmonof the State and willing but weak dnjxs. Itwasofpar- haJ achieve 1 .-.! h r. vj work. 1 i tf f i IV. (h y d r t cf v 1 t . EEELISTELIE TO BE ERECTED. Impressive Opening Exercises of the Greensboro Female College. o ess e::.:3te to . r.;::E- ennnu Bannnet at McAdoo Hotel . - paring to Receive Bryan. ' Spe- clal TermJ For Jederal Conrt. Seek to Correct : v ; Long Time Abnsei. Special Correspondence. Greensboro, Sept 14. The Greens boro Lodge of Elks recently purchaa ed the splendid property known as the Lindsay home on the corner of Syca more and Green streets immediately in the rear of the Benbow hotel building. Yesterday the building committee com posed of Messrs. C. D. Benbow, W. E. Harrison, W. R. Pleasants, ': Julius Cone and B. McKenzie awarded the contract for the erection of a three story brick and atone building to Con tractor J. C. Morris, at a cost of $28, 000. Work will begin at once and the building will be ready for occupancy by March 1. It will be of Colonial style and will have frontage on both Green and Sycamore streets. The building will have all the conveniences of a mod era up-to-date Lodge and Ciub house. In the Chapel of the Greensboro Fe male College yesterday took place the impressive formal opening ceremonies of the institution. Devotional exer cises were conducted by Rev. Dr. G. H. Detwilder. The president Mrs. Lucy Robertson made an inspiring address, and short talks were made by Messrs. John A. Young. C. H. Ireland, C A. Bray of 'the Board of Trustees F. C. Hoyle and N. L, Eure. There were over 100 students present, the largest number ever there in attendance on the first days exercises. . Thirteen Cubans, spent the night here last night going to Oak Ridge Institute to attend school. A Cuban newspaper man, Mr. Swarez had the young men in charge, not one of whom could speak a word of English. Over a hundred of the leading citi zens of the city assembled at a banquet at the McAdoo hotel last night to do honor to Maj. Charles M. Stedman, the best beloved citizen of the city, and to signify their pleasure at his safe return from a recent extended trip to Europe. Dr. Charles D. Mclver acted as toast master, and appropriate speeches were made by a number of the leading pro fessional and business men of the city, Major Stedman responding in a splendid and appreciative address, Chairman E. A. Brown, for the Guil ford County Democratic Executive Committee this morning announced the program for the reception of Hon. W, J. Bryan on the occasion of his visit here Monday. , Officer Secrest of High Point this morning brought a negro Hayes here and put him in jail under a charge of criminal assault upon a girl of his own race under 14 years of age. This makes the tenth Capital case on the criminal docket for trial at the coming term of court - -o . , The store of J. W. Pugh at Rudd, near here was broken into last night and a large quantity of groceries, to bacob, etc., and $25 in cash was stol en. - : ,. ' Before adjourning the special term of Federal court Wednesday afternoon Judge Boyd, In a statement from the bench as to why he named the first Monday in December as special term of court for the disposition of the cases against revenue officers and distillers who have been convicted or pleaded guilty to indictments for frauds or ir regularities in the revenue service, said that by that time he hoped all the cases would have been finally determined, as the regular term of court in October would be largely devoted to trying those remaining on the docket Before passing sentence on a single case, he said he waited until all were investiga ted that he nht the better be able to ascertain the real source an J primary ernment service. Those most resnon- amount i.i r --r o, that abuses should be correetfJ, st e 1 or prevented. If , ' there was anylhh'-j wrw-g the prnrtices of revenue service CiT.ciu.'s t'mliiK to a (' -moralize, corrupt or d- lain-h frivate 1 (', ' -!:, it was of as mw.h lmp L-snce i- ' t tl.'s s'iou'J La 2:.ieovercd and ex ',rf !tth'-:ee-r-"::-dm It should ' ) ' ' 1. It la chuiii-J t! . t for i 1 -:ve f--l ia tlie ; ! ST V -!:! ., BUI-HE I i r, " Tin i Vacancy in CandM.ny for the Office of County GVmuiis- Bioner, EliCKlL.ijI F.CJ. . ons: :::ra. The Cominjr of Bryan all the Talk. Great Preparations Being Made for Him.' The Republican County -- ' Convention Nisninates a Ticket, - Special Correspondence. " -Greensboro, Sept 17. Hon. Wm. J. Bryan arrived here at 7 o'clock this morning from LynchbrgK and was met at the train by a delegation of citizens trom Greensboro, Raleigh and Durham, and was escorted to the McAdoo hotel, where breakfast wasi .served. At eight o'clock the party boarded a special train for Raleigh, where Mr. Bryan is to speak today, returning to Greensboro tonight In the party arriving from Raleigh last night were Ex-Governor Aycock, Messrs. Armetead Jones, Her bert Norris, S. L. Rotter, F. B. Aren dall, Jones Fuller, J. E. Pogue and .Ed. Chambers Smith. .'H-' " ?r;:;- 'v:?.: '; -r County Chairman, E. A. Brown, with the assistance of his committees has perfected all arrangements for the proper reception of Mr. Bryan and par ty on their return at 6:20 o'clock this afternoon on the special from Raleigh, headed by the reception committee, the Greensboro and Proximity-bands, there will be in waiting at the station, an au tomobile brigade, which will transport not only the distinguished guest and his personal escort committee? of ten each from the cities of Raleigh, Dur ham and Burlington, to the McAdoo ho tel which had been ter-dered for use free of charge by the liberal and enterpris ing proprietor. -'v f . ' ; ' Ifci J. Henry Gamer, - one of the Democratic nominee foe the board of County Commissioners, has resigned the nomination on account of ill health. Chairman Brown has called a meeting of the Executive Committee for Sept 22d to name a candidate.' It is said that Mr. 'Oscar Richardson, of High Point has been agretid upon as the nom inee. The Republican County convention held here Saturday Afternoon was large It attended, and was marked by har mony and good nvtufe. What is known aa the Blackburn oil anti-organization faction was in complete control, there not being enough of the organization element from the city or country to make any impression or cause the least friction. Every one of this element had been carefully excluded in the select Ion of delegates at t the precinct pri maries held Friday. W. P. Ragan of High Point was made Chairman of the meetimr. Mr. Raean was the Black burn candidate for the postmastership of High Point andiwas defeated by Douglas-Rollins recommendation Snow. Mr. J. A. Hoskins, leader tof the anti Adams force for Chairman in the State convention, was unanimously elected Chaitman of the Republican Executive Committee to succeed R. D. Douglas, present postmaster f Gaeensboro who was elected after Blackburn had secur ed the naming by the president of Prof C. P. Frazier. The; latter was nomi nated as the candidate for the Senate yesterday with Dr. D. A. ' Stanton of High Point and W. S. Wood of Gibson ville for the House. 1 The county ticket as nominated as -.Commissioners: C. D. Benbow, R. E. Hodghn, W. J. Thoma son, A. D. Homey, and W. J. Mills. Clerk; M. H. Shiplett of High Point; Register Jot Causey; Sheriff John A, Hodgin; Treasurer Charles C. Burton; Coroner Dr. J. J. Hilton; Surveyor W P. Trogdon. The nomination of C. C Burton was also a lick at the Adams organization faction, since Burton is the man who wasXhief Assistant to post master Glenn here a few days be fore the (Guilford County primaries swore to an affidavit charging that Judge Adams had told him he was go ing to see that Blackburn was defeat ed for Congress. It was this card it is said which when shown to the president caused the precipitate naming of Doug las for postmaster here the announce ment of which on the night preceding the State Convention is said to have broken Bluckburns strength for State Chairman. At the County Convention (here, when.Juuge Adams denounced the statement as a lio, Furton tried to get to him on the stand and was restrain ed by a policeman. doubt--"y so!- a tinn, t 1 in a f ly g . s to : ' -f r '-wni, it. ! i; v)mi ' for extenua te BUM iB t-Xcll-", it 011- 0 t! . lit ll- :d 0 rue fi) t ! 'y j t D Organized to Preserve the Lit- erary and Ilistoricai , cords. - CARNEGIE LIBRARY RE- - CEIVESnULSUM A. D. LasHiter a Forger Mnch Want ed iu Various Places- Negro fO Convict Who Escaped From : v Chain Gang Re-arrest--ed. Attempt to Dynamite , a ' 1 " : House1. ' , Special Correspondence. Greensboro, Sept 15. Last night. there assembled in the Smith Memorial building a gathering of fifty of the most cultivated ladies and gentlemen of the city, who perfected the permanent or ganization of the Guilford Literary and Historical Association, The association has for its object the collection, pre servation and dissemination of the State and County History and the correction of printed misrepresentations of North Carolina history in the north. Rev. Dr. H. W. Battle, pastor of the First Baptist Church presided and Dr. P, Beall was secretary of the meet ing. - The following were selected as permanent officers of the organization: Col. J. T. Morehead, President; Judge R. M. Douglass, first Vice-President; Mrs. Lucy H. Robertson, second Vice President; Dr. W. T. Whitsett third Vice-President; Miss Bettie Caldwell, Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. J. Ster ling Jones, Corresponding Secretary. Mr. E. P. Wharton, chairman of the Carnegie Liberary Building Committee this morning received a letter from the private secretary of Andrew Carnegie, authorizing a draft of $445 00 on Mr. Carnegie's treasurer, Mr. Franks at New York. u The letter was dated from Skibo Castle, Dorroch Sutherland Scot land. '.'.;.' ':.": -r Upon completion of the library build ing here, the committee found that they were short $445 00 in expenditures for books and equipment of a fund contri buted by citizens of Greensboro. In consulting about the best means of raising this deficit Mr. Wharton sug gested writing to Mr. Carnegie. . The suggestion, while considered visionary was adopted. On August 3rd, Mr. Wharton wrote to Mr. Carnegie stating the facts and was well pleased with the answer to his communication.' A. D. Lassiter, a white man in jail here charged with obtaining money on forged drafts seems' to be in demand for similar practices elsewhere. : Yes-. terday, the chief of police was notified that Lassiter was wanted at Lumberton for graft on a telephone company and today a notice came from Apex, to be sure and hold him, until that town got a whack at him. He is wanted in Wil mington, , Fayetteville, Durhan, and probably other places for forging drafts on a Virginia nrm ana naving oeen cashed. Lassiter hails from Harnett county and was representing himself to' be traveling for a Richmond concern when he succeeded in getting the spur ious drafts cashed. -. Last eight, policemen here located and arrested Ben Cromer and Arthur Houie, both colored, escaped convicts from the Cabarrus county chain gang The negroes were locked up in the eala boose, and will be carried to Concord by an officer, who will come after them A reward of (20 is offered for the two. 1 ": '. ' ' '. On complaint of his sister-in-law a warrent was sworn out this morning against William Churn, a negro man about 60 years old, charging him with attempting to dynamite the house of complainant last night All of the parties live near Lindley Park. Churn was not successful in his attempt to blow up the house for the reason it Is said, that he was seen by members of the family whom he had intended to make his victims and was frightened away.- , Jailer Busick reports that he has fifty prisoners in jail to be tried in the Su perior court next week. There are one hundred and forty caees on the criminal docket for the term of Superior court commencing next Mon day. It is one of the largest criminal dockets the county has known in years and it cannot be cleared in the two weeks of court There are ten cases for capital crimes.' ClccouHnuance of Sunday Exc; Ctween CJ.::. ..i and f. herd c:y The A. &N. C. Co. C.:u '.. ye; re- 19 tfi inn No's 5 srl fi, UTENUM TOI ACQ! nuu Vim! ' 1 (' 1 : ' 5 t' col wm mmss. And Thereby Gets Into a Peck jU 'of Trouble With New : v York Bobbies. The Raieiga Times of Sunday tells the following good story about Colonel P. M. Pearsall which his -friends will be interested to read.' "Colonel P. M, Pearsall, the well known lawyer and politician, who was Gov. Aycock 'a private secretary, went to New York some weeks ago for test and a touch of high life, and he seems to have got it One fine afternoon the Colonel's chauffeur was speeding '-em some when a cop galloped np and put the Tar Heel under arrest He went to police headquarters. A cash bond of $100 was demanded by the cold-hearted sergeant and when CoL, Pearsall went through his clothes he found the prince ly sum of $1.60. "Take my auto as security," said the Colonel, There was nothing doing. He set up a line of talk to the sergeant but the sergeant saw and heard him first :- Finally the Colonel suggested that the police would have to lock up his chauffeur, and that dignitarr ob jected. - He suddenly remembered that he had $120 in his pocket and the Col onel took the necessary amount from the dignitary and turned it over. A mo ment later he was speeding again, but this time he moved more cautiously. ; "Of course, there was nothing degra ding about my mishap," said the Col onel. "The day before my trouble Chauncey Depew was arrested for the same offense and the next day they got Willie Vanderbilt The day following they captured a millionaire equally as prominent so I didn't suffer any men tal anguish.." UK SPEAKS INDOORS At Raleigh Account Rainy Weather. Bank at Oriental ' V Pamlico Connty. : Special Correspondence ' ,. Raleigh Sept 17 Arrangements bad been made for Mr. Bryan to speak out doors today but very early In the morn ing a cold drizzle of rain with a strong northeast wind came along and made the weather very unpleasant and there was a scurry to get a halL The Acad emy of Music, the largest Hall was un- avalableas a play was on tonight and rehearsals were necessary and so the city hall was looked after. The bad weather of course -kept many people away from town but a goodly number came. Among the arrivals were Con gressman Charles R. Thomas of New Bern and William W. Kitchin or Rox- boro, and these had a little conference with senator Simmons at headquarters. The Senator was very busy during the day. ' He was asked about the political situation in the state and remaiked that things looked very well Among the visitors here 'was J. B. Blades of New Bern, so well known ac a very large owner of saw m tils. He has sold all his mills except a pUning mill at New Bern for which he has retained 35.000,000 feet of timber. He has sold a billion of feet to the Norfolk A South eta Railway Company. His family holds a mill at Elizabeth City and also a planing mill. . - A charter is granted the Bank of Oriental In Pamlico Coanty with $25,000 capital stock. George H. Roberts of New Bern being the principal atock- holder.-. , - Din IT BTL Tipsy Negro is Run Down by Locomotive Nar l'' "A LaGrange. Kmston Free Press, IT: 'The body of John Jones, an Indus trious colored man who lived on Mr. James R. Hardee's place in Falling Creek township, was found this morn ing beside the A. A N. C railroad track near Williams" crossing, two miles from the city.' One arm was terribly mashed and mangled and a contusion on the back of the head showed the cause of his death. He was struct by the engine of the excursion train from Morehead to GolJaboro. Coroner Green, who lives in LaGrange was notified and came down on No. ! this morning and made an invest' tion. The evidence diaclosed the fact that Jones ws i'oxloRtel eM t'oi from the track suona'Ur . j 'V y pasaui op the road ahead of t'.e excur e;..nmday night He avl' '"y was jr..'-; home alorj Ce t- i i .If ta.k n it aflcr be--a r 1 in l.i t; . i Snd l i .;. 2 .) I y, butt' f ' 1 v. i J r t .1 I Vy :ry f.a- c 1 ly 'j i i t' IliSUIluE CO. Gin REVOKED Inmates of Confederate Vet erans Home Fight- ASad Case of Dope. - CUTTLE DISEASE PROVES SERIOUS. A New Professor at The A and M Col- , lege. Charge Made Against Bell -Telephone Co. Another Tender- ' loin Shooting Affair. Special Correspondence! Raleigh Sept 15 Insurance Com- ' missioner Yonng returned today from Charlotte where he cancelled the license of the conservative Mutual Life Insur ance Company of that city. This used . to be the Eastern Life at Washington, N. C andraoet of the stock was bought by Charlotte men and the name of the company changed. Capt. T. S. Frank lin was present The stockholders de sired to win up the company. The In surance Commissioner did not think it was safe-to-coutinue. The company had really done very little. The entla , man in charge of it for two years acted : as officers without pay. The company - was doing business under a special char -ter from the legislature allowing it to -begin business when $10,000 was paid in The total amount which had been paid in never exceeded $20,000. Despite the best efforts of the gentleman at the head ot the company they could not -make it a success. - : A charter is granted the Bessemer City bank, capital stock $10,000, J. S. Carr and S. J. Durham being the prin cipal stockholders. - ,- This year at the state fair there will be speciul prizes for the best county ex hibita. Wake intends to make a brave show and will fill a space 20 x 70 feet Irene Vallier, the woman from the tenderloin diseridt of Raleigh who was . a witness of the shooting of Bertha Brown by Wyland Tarrell and who has been in jail ever since gave bail today : and was released. . Terrell ia out on . bail also. A charter is granted the Harnett Dry Goods Company at Dunn, with fl0,000 capital stock. . . Yesterday there was a very unusual occurrence at the Soldiers Home, this being a fight between two veterans. The mind of one of these is badly affec ted and he has been declaring that there were two societies of the Mafia there, both against him. He had been reading the paper about this Italian secret society and his mind in some way got hold of the idea that it was in the home. He became very noisy and was slamming the doors of his q sartors and when another inmate asked him to be quiet he cursed the veteran and called him a ''morphine eating , this led to a blow with the fist on the Hide of the head to which the man who started the trouble replied with one with a stick. the head of which was heavy with nails and with this he knocked a hole in the back of the head of the man who had struck him. State Auditor Dixon went over to the Home to straighten matter out. ! He found that the man whose mind was affected had threatened Su perintendent Brooks because the latter had taken a knife away from him and was declaring that Capt Brooks be longed to the Mafia. The poor fellow will probably have to be taken to the asylum. Before the Corporation Commission today the Case came up of W. B. Mann, of Raleigh, against the Bell Telephone Co., alleging discrimination in charges. It is continued to the 20th inst T Prof. Gray, who comes from Ala bama is to have the chair of animal in dustry at the Agricultural and Mechan ical College here and is said, to be a very capable man. The head of this work in the State is state veterinarian Tait Butler. Serious Accident at Dover. Kinston Free Presp, 16. . Friday, while oiling the edjrtng i . : i at the Cedar Lumber Co's ph.,.t .t Dover, Mr. Sam Avery had his 11 caught by the saw and the arm was i badly mangled that it had to be arr : i tated near the shoulder. The kft 1 ! was split open, the forearm bad'y 1 erated and the saw then caught t' e s s at the bicej and nearly severe 1 !'. was necessary to amputate v' ' ' inch or two of t'.e flmuUur 1 : are entertain 1 f r L's r-cv Avery is aluut C3 y-i.i oil 1 ' f-i.'.'.