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c i - I y 1 ' i j i : i M j 1 ! f ' ; j V. V NEW DURN, CRAVEN COUNTY. N. C. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8. 1907.--SECOND SECTION 30th Y2AR IId. 64. G!"i:iy::iiE irtcse and Atlintic Conference Hold Seperato Meetings The Formally Merge ct- !' 5 I fe, ... .Ml I IWll Kearty Welcome Glvee by Rev. W. A. AverDiscussion as to Effect of Consolidated on Wlntervllle 'High &liaal Klnirlni- a Feature of the Meeting missionary- and Sunday School Work Thorough Discus sion. The Neusa association of the. Bap tist church, convened In this City yes terday morning and after singing two beautifully rendered hymns by the Parrott J choir. Moderator Dr. J. M. called the association to hearty welcome was. tendered ln"be halt of' the church by Rev. " W. ' A. Ayer. Rev, J. E. Dabnam In his most eloquent manner responded. During the enrollment of delegates the choir aang two beautiful selections, after which the uniting of the two associat ion, Atlantic and Neuce came up and was being dlscuaed when tbJ dinner hour arrived. , . Afternoon Session. , Discusions of the resolution to unite was resumed by Rev. Mr. BU bro negatively and Dr. Parrott .and others affirmatively, Mr. Bllbro claiming that the aoclation had no riht to dissolve It would destroy the organization, white, others claimed It the thing to do, as a bulwark of strength for their future arowth ". and prosperity. final argument being made as to Its Influence and effect upon WlnterrUle school, which Is doing more In North Carolina for the Baptist cause than any other one thin and that with the present state law unless the ... ,-! ... i. ..hiuil'a baptists raiiieu iu tub kuwi rescue Its usefulness will be greatly The-school virtually belongs to the Neuse association but by a confeder- ation of the two association the school can be made more potent for good and the Baptist cause through out the entire territory strengthen' d. Question being called on the reso lutoln, there was objection to the phraseology. The word dissolve be ing objectionable, it was changed to read "unite ' with." Before the vote was taken, however, Rev. Mr. Fry prayed most fervently for Heavenly guidance in casting their votes The resolution, as voted upon read: T In- Mitt, A With itlA At- XVVBUiW 111 a I. wo Kum . lantic association and that we elect officers from the united association." While the vote was being taken the choir 'sang: "What a Fried We Have 111 JUHllHi : . i , Vote resulted ia 40 tor, and 15 against uniting;, when on motion it was made unanimous. Report on periodicals was made by Rev. Mr. Bllbro, who condemned, In the course of his remarks the read ing of trash, useless and senseless literature as published by syndicates and sent broadcast over the land.' Rev. T. J. Hoed was caIed on to address the house on Mr. "Bilbro's report but before beginning the com mittee on conference report that the association adjourn at once and meet with the Atlantic In . Middle street churth, which was unanimously con- errs d in. Tbtj association reassembled a tthe Middle street church, where the At 1 "mo RKxoclatlnn was then in ses- ta n. Uuv. W. F. Fry aa acting niod- rator, called the united associations together and explained purpose, On motion Dr. Parrot was elected ti e first moderator of tha Atlantlc- KenKO AjsoiTidlcn and Mr. J. S. Can ; 'y us vlcc-modcrator. !. T. H. King wan elected C i . v. B. W. Spllinan, hi. ,(1. Cox, treasurer. pppoiiilment of corm. In itiation, was ui'.lrc P ..lf Oold..boro. ,11 I ft H.ITO'.V. .tors pr n : Y, I.. T. J. 1 ; T. li. i: ' ' r C . dion tonight 1 t ( f t' fl NVilBe 8H- V. 1 , (I. 1 : 1 V cr""i nrn bnkL U...I.W ....II SEE "Cuba oi Wheels li Seen by Classes Chaperoned by Teaches A. Tlslt of Amasement and I truetleu. ' The Exposition Car was visited In great number by ,, pupils from tne graded school ; yesterday. Being an educational exhibit, arrangements were made by ' Superintendent Cra ven for the school pupils tQ Visit the Car In Classes, under "discipline of teachers. It was a . very Joyous crowd of ' children who madeJUfca trip to Cuba",, and It waa Interest ing, and amusing, to hear some of the remarks they made going through the Car. One girl,' who was lnclin ed to gQ very slowly, was urged by her companion: "Go on. Mary, go on everyone of them Is , ahead of us.1 "Oh, wait a minute", protested Mary. "I cant see -everything at once, and there's a . million things to see! Another girl waa j saying, rwby la me,1 se that monkey." i "xx at' the big sponge" said another. 'Hurat dont spong on me, "laughing at her own wit What's that; May f'maet- head light, from the marine wreck", order Alroao . , '"". i , mw you T- somebody bas cut pieces on, so I reckon they had to put wire around It", i (side, comment:" Get off, my toe Josle".) "That fruit makes me hun- 5fry what's the name of itrspell- lng--"K-u-in-i-u-a-t-a" say ; teacher, I've got the Jaw ache. How do you pronounce this: "P-I-n-a-c-l-t-o-"f What tunny fruits Mangos; Sour Sopj Alligator Pears. "Well, what do you think this Is "Banana Cof fee and Banana ' ffloufl'l ''Iguana" reading "tastes like chicken-eaten by Cubans." "Well, they can have my share. I'd run 1 I saw that thing coming". "There's : President Pal ma'splcture! 'Look at the roof, Dot! You'll miss a whole lot if you don't look at the root! ah began humming Under, tho Bamboo Tree", Then exclamatory. ."My, alnt that Cuba bedstead cute. On, mercy look at that fan-a Hundred Dollars that'a an expensive breeze ain't ltf Aand the primary children on suddenly beholding "Little Bill"1 the whit faced, Santiago monkey would set up a scream of laughter. "Cuba on Wheels" remain In this city until Saturday night,' and leaves Sunday for Klnston. What TouTl Get If Tea Get Next San day's New York World. All the news from all over the earth A twelve-page Magazine 'Section In colors. The funlest comic section ever printed. A Metropolitan Section ill about New York. Twenty-four pages of money-making and money saving advertisements about 7,000 In all. Eighty pages, eight sections, 60 columns. LEE IS GREAT. . The Hypnotist and Oriental Healer . Doing Wonders. ; Lee, the Hypnotist, . has captured New Bern by his wonderful and mys terious talent Great interest was taken in his show last night, owing to the man who was put to sleep Tuesday night'. After , having : lain asleep in the window of Duffy's Phar macy tor twenty-four hours the spell was removed from the "subject" and the man was restored to his normal self. His feats are regarded as most wonderful and he exercised his cur a tive powers. He cured two men of the cigarette habit and a man was also cured of stammering. These cures were accomplished to show his marvelous ability and that his claims are not baseless. There will be no show by Lee to night on hecount- ofkthe play. To morrow night and Saturday, night his exhibitions will be resumed and tht price of admission will be reduced to the popular rate of 10, 20 and 30 cents. Mothers have you tried Holllster's P.wky Mountain Tea? It's a great blessing to the little ones, keeps away summer troubles. Makes them sleep and grow, 25 cents, Tea or Tablets. F. S.'P"ry. " . ' :n y Taft will probably aban i tiip to Europ, returning to 'on by way of Eaa Francltsoo, r. . I r. II. JolwHftn Dead. J:iv " y afternoon Mrs. Dr. !.;!ms'm, of Trenton, died . at tii-iim cf a cciispUrittlon of troi,' that had trir c'iu-.riig hr uZ-, ilnre la t. J i'y. T'. ' i t "i r.Ing V 1 was l.i . ' t to I a f r I tcrn In :a.!jww,J CMieiery. I'.SH. Ju'unbutl si I" n I' r'i ' "i, Cb (' . ' 1 r i t ! r. her t r t ' x T. J. 'I R V ',' cf f i t f f : . .. 1 1 o v::e ;:i mm SiEule of Political Preference, : Srecial to the Journal JI New York, Nfiy. 5 Tammany acord a victory over the fusion ticket todav, The entire ticket being elected. ?: ' The fusion of the Rs publican party with Hearsts Independence League seems to have been distasteful to many voters and Tammpny's victory was the easiest that It has won for many years Baltimore, Nov," 6 Democrats elec ted Jude Crothers the Democratic canUte dfiated George R Gaither cy m majority oi 25,000. Philadelphia, Nov. 5 Tho ndal In cident to tho Capitol graft greatly de creased the usual heavy majorities Wilmington, Del. Nov. 6-Tbe eam- palgn has been between probibittomsu and saloon element which broke the old party lines. The prohibitionists won by a small majority. '- Tenolla' Happenings. Special Correspondence. " N v rc. November . Misses Nannie Garner and Alice Jones returned home Saturday from Kuhna visiting relatives and friends, they report a line time.-- Mr. B. B. Cannon and little son, Clyde spent Sunday morning with his brother, Mr. M, V, Cannon. Messrs.: Dock and Jesse Weeks of Hubert were, in our berg Saturday and Sunday, Messrs. C. Gould and N. H. Garner left Sunday afternoon for Klnston on a business trip. ',3-y.' y: Mr. Jimmle Hill. and sister Jean, spent Sunday with therSgrandfather Air. wmio tiones was ui guesi oi Mr. T. S. Mann Sunday morning. Mrs. 8. D, Jonei spent the day at Mewport Saturday. - Mr. L. F. Russell and wife and chll dren o f Bogne spent Sunday with their brother Mr. C. Gould. . Mr. Zed Prlngale of Kuhns was a visitor at f this place Saturday and Sunday,, he seems to like one of our fair young ladles. r :' '"'"''.'':'. Mr. Lee Qulnn and Miss Lizzie Gar ner of Holly Spring were visiting aise ttetue uoma uunaay. Mr. Bervel Cannon and wife of Sil- verdale : were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T, B. Hall Saturday and Sunday. ROSE .BCD. Death of Joha H. Tkorp. Mr. John M. Thorp, aged 60 years, lied" of Pneumonia at- the Stewart Sanatorium" Saturday; evening. He iiad been A resident of Craven county ill his life living In' the vicinity of Havelock and Newport The burial took place . Sunday at the family burying ground at Reed place on Hancock Creek. Empress Augusta Victoria, of Ger-j many, win not go on tne trip to isng- ... . . . . and, but will stay at home to nurse tier daughter, who la threatened with chicken-pox. . - ; The city has a bustle, and, of course It is Inside of her outskirts. Obliged to Decline IavlUtiou. Special to Journal. . - Raleigh, Nov. t. State Treasurer Lacy, a locomotive engineer for many yeara, received a special Invitation from President Frank S. Gannon, of the Norfolk and Southern Railway, to take charge, ot the first of the loco motives which will pull the Camber if Commerce special train from Ral eigh to Washington next Monday. Mr. Lacy la compelled to decline by rea son, ot 111 health, as he Is suffering now from asthma. After shaking hands during twelve hours with over 100,000 people in Lis bon,' Dr Machado, the Portugese Re publican leader, had his right hand so swollen that medical aid had to be summoned. Richard IIL The Shakespearean drama of Rich ard III. was superbly played last night before a large-audience ot sin cere admirers. The tragedy of Rich ard III. is one of the few plays of the fifteenth century dramatist that wears I and when it is played by a master, such as John Crl.T.th, It Is .enjoyed aa keenly as are the latter day plays, The Impersonation of the wicked King was splendid end the minor de tails of the character which CrIIIiUj did not sHsume were forgotten In the - t nre of his presentation of It. Ills 8ii ; port was worthy of hlmsio'f. It was a t 'ay that the e; cctators will long reuirmlier an 1 cU ri;U With pleas- urat.'a f.-"i!V A liM.iue f r t: e v 1 fjtj M C.f f . I ' r f id In ':Mi!H!B S!;' :'.!tll .'3 f ::. ' 'a V ' ., c-f "I : . I 1 (?..!.' t ) i r . t:.:E c. .J lAUUlHS) waw " O w i Southern Railway Rate Hearing ' I (Special to The Journal.) f Raleieb. Nov. J. Standing Maste-f Walter A. L. Montgomery ordera the continuation of the Southern Railway rate hearing lh theFederat Court room; the J. I Roper saw mill plant at here next Monday morning when tes- .the head , of Griffith Street There timony will bo taken for tie BUte s slde. " ;:' ' r fi:e t:::.:Eo ct Button's Animal Too Aaxloas to fiet to the Fipe Flrst-Causefc , s Bad Aecldent - - ' . Once again we have to chronicle a serious accident' caused by reckless driving In going to fires. If it is true that casualties go in series of threes, we may expect that In i. .next one some one will be killed and it is just as apt to be the "Innocent by-stander as any' ono else. . " " " Yesterday afternoon at about half past two an alarm was sent in from box number 65. - The Atlantic horse, John Taylor driver, was in the barn, this being the week for that horse to remain in the barn uhder a . recent ruling that there must be one fire horse always ready to respond to the alarm, and that left first, and made good time under the 8-mile-an-hour rule. The "Qutton'a" horse, drlvei by TomTaylor, after being hitched to the wagon, showed some signs of ugliness, It la aald, and Taylor kicked. 1 to make it go, and then catching on the back of the wagon, climbed on and get hold, of the reins in time-to turn the corner at .Pollock, street, safely, but the horse broke Into a wild gal lop, which could not be controlled. At Marks corner, the horse swerved and went on to thesldewalk at Marks store, throwing" Taylor off the "wagon into the window of the store1 on Mid dle street side. The "innocent by stander" this time was a colored wo man named Harriet Simmons and she was knocked down by the wagon which ran over her body and she was ren dered unconscious for a time, but a few minutes later was able to get Into airansfer aniwae taken to ber SutoW at the corner of Bern and Cedar street She suffered considerably from the shock, but to what extent Isnot known. Taylor was taken to Df. Caton's office where his Injuries were dressed. They consisted of cuts on Up and hand. Opinion la divided as to the blame of the driver, but there la unquestionably carelessness to greater or less extent '; The 'fire was '..up., town and 'was caused by a crazy woman setting fire to her bed. ' The fire was put out by neighbors, .r HUNDREDS OF READERS WILL APPRECITE IT. Advke ot Noted Authority, Also Gives a Simple Home Prescription ; -Which Anyone Can Prepare. ' Now la the time when the doctor gets busy, and the patent medicine manufacturera reap the harvest un less great care is taken to dress warm- ay and keep the feet dry.. This is the advice of an old eminent authority, who says that Rheumatism and Kid ney trouble weather is here, and also tells what to do in case of an attack. Get from any -good prescription pharmacy one-halt ounce Fluid Ex tract Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces Compound Syrup Saropartlla, Mix by shaking lr la bottle and take a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. Just try this simple home-made mixture at the first sign of Rheuma tism, or If your back aches or you feel that the kidneys are not acting just right This Is said to be a splendid kidney regulator,' and almost certain remedy for all forma of Rheumatism wh'lch Is caused by uric add In the blood, which the kidneys fall to filter out Any one can easily prepare Jtis at home and at amall cost Druggists in this town and vicinity, when shown the' prescription, stated that they can" either supply these In gredlents, or, if our readers prefer, they will compound the mixture for them. - Sabbath Shooting. ' Editor Journal: I was surprised at the amount of Sunday shooting that Is indulged in around New Bern, and up the Neuse and Trent rivers, and a game wa'rdon so near by. It's a dts grace to the Audubon Society to al low such gross violations to go on where observers and reHpectors of the f tli'mth hear the constant sound of the guns In moat any direction, know lr-z full well t mie is b!lt)g Suot In !:, 1 Ollt Cf F tl. :'! 1 V.t 1 : '.. an to " ' r (' fl v, 1 t 1 4 : " t r r n ! 1 '. i !:' t' 9 1 v i r hi t'.e ; For the trmu tV.at .ys has no n-rn; K'-nnon Is ; -i or ,t. Ti i la s f ' . .Ul i.-.t. ' 1, as quits c:i THE J. I RCFER Scarcity of Available Cash Makes the Step Necessary. . Ths developments of the financial crWn, have -affected New Bern again , to the extent of stopping work on -nao ueen inumauons .oi tma action ouiuraay nignt wnn me men were to have been paid off they were In- formed ! that : they - would : receive their . money Monday. Then ; they were told that on account of the un settled condition of . financial affairs all over the country that the work n ill stop. The President, George W. Roper, and General Superinten dent. W.W. Harris were in the city yesterday and made the statement that construction work only will cease. '.The mills under Operation will not shut down nor will the force in the mills be shortened there is no curtailment In the office. The com pany-gave their employees assurance that this will be only temporary but they make no statement when it will be resumed. Stories as to the length of time of the shut down are mis leading and are apt to create dis-' content where it will be disastrous -to the corporation that will indirectly ; hurt New Bern, v . Bobbery at XaysvUle. t Special from ' Maysvllle correspon dent informs the Journal that -there was a safe cracking In that town sometime Monday night. : The robber or robbers procured tools from the blacksmith shop of Mr. D. J. Watson.' .v-' i They . then proceeded to business. entering the stores of Messrs. Pelle- tfer and Weeks, Collins and Glllett and A. C. Foscue. They secured from Pelletier and Weeks about 100.00, Collins and Gll lett $25.00 and A. C. Foscue about $400.00 and fourteen watches valued from one to five dollars. - , Mr. Foscue had kept his money from deposit In order to cash tho f orm'r's cheks from the sale of. cot ton, rj: : :-: '' Blod hounds have been telegraph- fed f or nd the ' citizens are out ta former's checks from the sale of cot- mlnal. . ... . I The boldness of this robbery is astounding and must have been plan ed by experts who -knew the situa tion before hand. " It Is to be hoped the robbers will be caught and punished as they justly deserve. Bradstreetft Weekly Trade Review. Richmond, Va., Nov. 7. Bradstreet's Saturday will say. for Richmond andl vicinity: : ; ; - This is usually a dull period in very nearly all distributing lines for goods that are usually sold on long discount terms. In dry goods, notions and kin- X dred lines the season for fall and win ! ter ' delivery has about closed and as yet orders tor spring goods are nomi nal. -For the season just closed sales show a considerable increase over last year. ' Orders for spring delivery of shoes, leather and rubber goods about equal those of comparative period of last year. Orders tor produce, building material and a number ot miscllaneoua lines show a decrease, his Is believed partly due to more con servative buying and partly to high prices. The cotton crop In North Carolina being later than usual, mar ktlng has necessarily been late, this is the principal cause for slow collec tions in some lines. Local banks have been fully able to supply the needs of their regular customers. Collections generally, which are fair, are as good as at a comparative period , of last yean' , . itif1 AN ALL DAY CIGAR, Tha Kind Smoked by a Tribe ef South American Indians. Cigars a foot aud a half long, which are made for oue day's smoking, are shown In the American Museum of Natural History. With theui Is a hold er which loo!; like a tunitijj fork and is large enough to be used for pitch ing bay. Far np tho Ulo Nigra, a tributary of the Amazon, two explorers made a col Wtlon of articles for the museum. The lndluus there made clgniWelght eeu luches long and as big around as a child's arm. One of these cigars Is too much for any ease loving man to clasp, so the Indiana put the fragrant roll between the tines of a fork two and a balf feet Ions, "tick the sharp end" of the handle Into the ground at a convenient distance from their ham mocks and take a puff from time to time as they sway lailly backward uml forward. Tb'M-e are many otht'r picturesque arth lis In the collection, whlcb wns lini'le dmins a tbree months' J-mrm-y from the coast. The material Is of the h!,,',' . t value, and nothing h'.e it bus been kw u eiccpt s few srti. . s l i a ( v.' nn !!iusi-um, New VoiU II .1. ike of str::: .3 Et;cT gc:iic:l!es FlUag of Mortgages ETldeuee of Short- '' mesa of Cash. The Norfolk and Southern Railroad filed a mortgage In the office . of the pegigter of deeds, yesterday under the yUe ot Refunding Mort- gaCTi in favor of the Trust Company of America. The amount of the mort- gage $25,000,000. A similar docu- meat Is filed with the register of deeds of every county through which the road runs. ' : '' : The John L. Roper Co. have also tiled a mortgage for $10,000,000, payable, tot the Manhattan TrnBt Company, secur- ing we goia oona ainaing runa. These papers represent the largest mortgage evtr filed In this county and stand for one of the most glgantlo transactions In the history of this county. - - , ' :;"-;.-.-:. ' Work on the Norfolk and Southern 1 ridge, which is being built across the Albemarle Sound, has been suspended ana a rorce or about xpo men thrown (preBident Roosevelt for the third out of employment It Is not known term nomination, have become fright-; when the work will be resumed. ened at growtb of the Hughes' j ' ; , . . , boom for the Presidency. They state rate Drams. ' 1 that Hughes Is the secret friend of the A pnysicwn not long ago was eaue, to see an. Irishman and among othei directions told him to take an ounct of whisky three times a day. A day oi so later be made another visit and found the man, while not so sick, un deniably drunk. ' - "How did this happen r ths physi cian demanded of Pnf s wife, who was hovering about solicitously, t ... "Sure, doehter, an' tls just what you ordered an no more that he had," ab protested. . ' . 1 "I said one ounce of whisky tbres times a day. That could not make bin: drunk", the physician said. "He has had ninth more than that" ' ; "Nirur a drop more, doehter, dear," sue declared. "Sure, an' Ot didn't know just bow much an ounce was, se 01 wint to the drug store an' asked, an' the lad he's a broth of a boy, too told me thnt an ounce was sixteen drams, an' Pat has had thlm regulai an' no more." London Tit-Bits. Beauty of Inequslity. Tho beauty as well as the happiness of the universe requires Inequality. Equal lines, smooth surfaces and eter i 08.1 plains have uo beauty. We must bar hill and dale, mountain and val ley, sea and land, suns of all magnl tudes, worlds of all sizes, minds of all dimensions and persons and faces ot divers casts and colors to constitute a beuutlful and happy world. Wo must have sexes, conditions . and ! circum stances empires, nations and families diversities In person, mind, manners, In order to the communication and re ception of happiness; hence, our nu merous and various wants are not only Incentives to- action, but sources ot pleasure, both simple and complex physical, Intellectual and moraL Alex ander Campbell. The Jewel ef Fortiveneas. Nothing Is more moving to man than the spectacle of reconciliation. Our weaknesses are thus Indemnified and are not too costly, being the price, we pay for the hour of forgtvenesaenc. the archangel wbo bas never felt ange has reason to envy the man who su' dues It When thou f orglvest. the man. who has pierced thy heart stands to thee in the relation of the sett worm that perforates the shell of tbe mussel which straightway closes tbe wountU with a pearh-Rlchter. ' , Importance ef the Enginaar. Oue fact is certain that In tbe fn tur the engineer, using the term In . its widest sense, will become Increr.f. ingly- more and. more essential to the social progress of tbe universe, and that on his labors and Inventiveness more than on tbut of any other clast of society will depend the ultimate physical well being of mankind.- Caasler's- Magasine. - ., Get His Anewer. "I suppose It's always hog killing Mm in vour town. Miss raoker.' sneered the New Yorker. , ' "Oh, yes," replied the fair vtoltot from Chicago, "but don't let that keep you from visiting us. We alwaya pro tect our guosts." Philadelphia Press. Harnttesa Than, Mother (to future son-in-law)-! may tell you that though my daughter h well educated, she cannot cook.. Ku ture 8on-ln-law-Tbat doesn't raattei much so long as she doesn't try. Fllegende Blatter. - , A. Bird Puula. ."Papa." said little Jamie, "why does birdies so lookin' for worms to eat when they can lay thelrsclfs a egg and eat that? Eres is nicer than worms.' St. Louis rtepuhlif. CCTTCN Kr.SETS H. C. LumsSen, agent for A. Rprunt ft Eons., Wilmington, Phone 184; 17 Craven Et. ' w Tcsk ratl. t. Noveml er 7. I.OW. CI Ccto Jan' ;ir ry n a n.f. r. i M ".1 Cr-n. IT!. H'l 10,7 n. n r vn n: . i t POLITICAL SPITE Of Republican PaiiyRuosevelt Cbampions Giow Jealous ' oi Hughes Popularity . TO i rs sto . IU UlJ ff IV Wblltf III J Walter Mystery Promisee Sell latlenal Sevelopnents Earthq.uako in Spain Cash Plenty Telegraph Strike at lad Tragic End eiPatea Premier's Wife. (Special to The Journal.) Washington. D. C. Nov. 7. Tim Woodruff and others who are pushing corporation, and while lighting them openly, Is both giving and receiving fa vors from them. , New York, Nov. 7. The coroner's in quest on the body of Walter Baker, the wealthy elub man who was found dead, develop that he died by poison and that it was administered by par ties known to the police. Chemists who analysed the atomach make sworn statement of presence of poison. Paris, Nov. 7. The government seis mograph indicates that a violent earthquake has occurred in Spain. No details have been received up to a late hour. Cleveland, Ohio, No. 7. Mayor Tom Johnson Is being overwhelmed with congratulatory' telegrams and letters, many of which hall him as the new candidate for President ' New York, Nov. 7. The trust com panies announce that there ts enough cash and there need be no more Jear for shortness of money. New York, Nov. 7. The telegraph era have given up their strike and are again seeking their old positions. Four hundred telegraphers applied to the Western Union and Postol Telegraph Companies for resumption, but neither have compiled with the request In Chicago the strikers are being ac cepted In their former positions. New York, Nov. 7. The marriage engagement la. announced of Signor Scotti, the noted tenor singer of grand opera, to Miss. Gevaldlne Farrar, an American, and a singer ot note. Amsterdam, HollanTj, Nov. 7. The wife and twthijr of Mons. Tauhmys, the Dutch Minister (ft . State, wer drowned last ni rfit They were driv ing to the Premier's country place hrough a dense fos a:id could not see tbelr way. 'i hoy c' rove Into the bay and were lest. Iholr bodies have been recovered. ;'v'; '; Washington, Nov. .:. 7. -President Roosevelt says he will In his message urge Congress to repeal the duty oa paper pulp, to kill the paper trust Daring Safe Robbery. Between tbe hours ot 1 and f a. m. yesterday morning the people In the vicinity of Middle street were aroused by a loud report like the firing ot a gun. Smoke was soon seen issuing from the building, leading to investiga tion revealing the fact that the door ot the large safe had been blown from ita fastenings, evidently by dynamite. The work had been done with neat ness and dispatch, showing the handi work of experts. They recured quite a booty for their work, among which was a nice lot cf Whltcomb's Umatilla sweet oranges that had been deposited there for safe keeping. ; Pointed Paragrsi'lis President Roosevelt contemplates. recommending that the Eherman 1 v be amended eo as to pen:.:t "1 "- clal" trusts to be forme! Cess-tdsloner Capers t that Southern d'.wtlilets 1 ed the government of t. i: lars In Internal roveiw) t In ( l.'itrs ) '.e w 'cct.ive li I t, i f r " . !, 1 rt i it
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