JONES COUNTY MAN
FIRES LOAD OF SHOT
INTO NEGRO'S BODY
James O'Neal Used Shot
gun on Zack Chad-wick
INJURY PAIN
Not Thought That There
Will Be Any Fatal
Result
LhiM ill) ad Mwwt TV
srke fonad ass wife u the kiteaee
srit. a UhW aver Use? J wfcrn W
iHmh il to ta Ink after aa afe
mim of afcewt aa boar, ui goiai
Sjataari. uafersnsd Uw roosters ei
the attack
TOWN OF ASKINS
IS A BUSY PLACE
Much Visiting Going On
Other Interesting
News Notes
WIFE SLAYER IS
HELD FOR COURT
Cooper Hill Given a Hear
ing Yesterday at
Kinston
A shooting affray which eanir
proving Miioui occurred yester
day morning near Polloekswlle in
Jones oounty, when James 0'!?eal,
white, emptied the contents of a
shotgun into the body of Zack Chad-
wiek, colored.
According to the information re
ceived here in regard to tht affair,
O'Neal was walking down a tram
road when a lokey with Ohadwick
on board acting in the capacity of
fireman, drew up near him. Chad
wick reached over and turned on a
stream of live steam and this struck
the white man.
The two men then engaged in some
warm words and O'Neal went off.
A few minutes later he returned with
a shotgun and opened fire, the entire
load struck the negro in the hip.
He was given medical attention
as soon as possible and a small
handful of No. 8 shot were picked
out of his body.
A warrant was issued for O'Neal,
but he had deps rted for some other
Jocality and had not been found
late last night.
NORFOLK POUCE
SEARCH FOR THIEF
fc
. Hot on Trail of Man Who
Tried to Murder
Woman
'Norfolk, July 21. -The alleged
aSBJuIant of Mrs. J. S. Grub, who was
assaulted and robbed of $tX in eur
rerfcy "".and jewelry valued at $750
vestprdav mornins at her home.
"No. 305 Bank street, was Gus Collis,
.'according to' the police, and they are
!jitiw making every effort to apprehend
Jim, , ,4
First reports gave his name as Ko
chelle. The woman who accompanied
him, said to have passed as his wifi
is known as Mildred Roehelle, the de
tectives say, and came here last week
from Baltimore.
Reporters learned today that short
ly after 9 a. m. yesterday, the time
the assault is said to have occurred
Collis and the Roehelle woman wen
making strenuous efforts to leave
the city, with an old trunk that al
thbsl caused their detention and sub
sequent apprehension.
The pair finally succeeded in getting
away on an out-going train.
A negro teamster, driving a white
hQfse and a dray, called at the Grub
BomP Ipr the trunk containing their
Wtefglngs about 8 :30 a. m. The trunk
wtlB carried to one train, which the
couple tnlesed, and under instructions
front WPfs it was carried to a second
station.
TDflre the slat ion master rejected
the fcnnk as baggage because it was
not roped or strapped according to the
regulations of the road. The party ac
cordingly went to a third station,
where the couple caught the train out
of the oity.
It was ascertained that the drayman
who carred the trunk has his stand
on Washington street, between Brew
er and Bank, just around the corner
from the house in which MrL Grub
was asaulted. t L
None of the teamsters at this stand
would give any information as they
hod been given instructions by the po
lice not to talk about the matter ac
cording to their statements.
Mrs. Grub, the victim of the as
sault, is an odd character. Money
mad, according to neighbors, she
wag afraid to allow her valuables
out of her sight and carried them in a
wallet strapped over her shoulder.
It was this wallet which her assail
ant i said to have snatched from her
after striking her with the axe. The
sight of it continually upon Mrs.
Grub'a person possibly prompted the
man to commit the crime.
Mrs. Grub, a little woman a few
year over 60, lived in almost abject
poverty that she might save and
hoard , up her earnings. The room
in which she lived at her boarding
house, 305 Bank street, presented
a dingy and untidy appearance and
looked as if it were never swept or
duBted. A small oouoh with dirty
covers served as a bed and in one cor
ner of the room stood a small stove
UDon which she cooked . her own
A kin. July 21. Miss BeU Willis
of Krnul. Miss Celia Bonner of As
kin and Mrs. Ray MrLawhorn of
Vance boro were the guest of Miss
Krma and Calla Oglesby Sunda.v .
The friends of Mr. Amos Miller
are sorry to learn he isu't improving
very fast.
Mr. Is.iac K. Brooks ..f Bridgetoi.
was the guest of Mr. James Ogles
by Sunday.
Mr. C. J. Heath made a flying trip
to Edwards in his car Sunday. Ik
was accompanied by Mr. Alonzu
Miller and neice, Miss Kathleen
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Brooks and
family of Bridgeton were visitors
at Mrs. Lillian E. Oglesby 's Sunday.
Misses Mannie Franks and Marj
Ullhs of Krnul were the guests of
Miss Violet Ipock of Askin Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Brooks and little
daughter, Velma and Mr. Will Whit
ford of Bridgeton and Mrs. Gaskins
of Vaneeboro were also visitors at
the home of Mrs. Lillian Oglesby
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Willis of Ernul was the
guest of Mrs. Tom Arthur and fam
ily Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. (". Brooks of
Bridgeton were also visitors at Mr.
Amos Miller's Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCoy, Mr.
and Mrs. George Swinson and little
daughter, Grace, Miss Januie Chad.
wich and Mr. Nelson, all of New
Bern, were the guests of Mrs. Lillian
Oglesby and family Sunday after
noon. They arrived just in time to
join in a feast of delicious water
melons and canteloupes of which
they seemed to enjoy. They found
room in their car for some of the
same which they took back to Nev,
Bern with them.
Misses Myra Authur and loin
Dudley spent the day with Misses
Lela and Emma Roberson Sunday.
Misses Mamie Franks and Mary
Willis ot ftrnul and .Miss Kathlcin
Miller spent the night with Missi
Erma and Calla Oglesbv. Thev all
attended the revival meeting at
Kitt Swamp church. Those that
went were Misses Erma and Calla
Oglesby, Fa hleen Miller, Mary
Willis and Oliver Oglesby.
lunate. July 31 Cooper Mi
the Deep Run wife sUyer, was this
morting rem faded to jail without
bail by Msgis'n t H C V. Feeble
Nevrly the entire Dt p P.r.n mal
uoptUtion came here for the pr.lin
inary herrinr before the mafi-trmU
A numb r of 1 1 ' - n i ' J an wore
tan- i g in the rear dunrej f il
Court House when be was bruugfa'
vr frcni the j I t 10 o'clock
"-' shu'l-d silently say, turn-
i i thiir backs upon the accused
a.
Hill was apparently weak and ner
vous. He walked hi drunk, u nan
In the courtroom he h-oked froou-'ntlj
at the Deep Kun p plc. but spoke tr
none of them. He has not shavec
inee he was ItH'kt d up.
The Slate has but two witnesses
ipaiust II II yet. There may be one
ther, unless' he should Ih- examined
by physicians for a test of his sanity.
ORPHANS TO VISIT
NEW BERN SOON
A frost taw Odd FeJkews
Orphanac at Go Use ore w give a
in la Maaaast opera aMsr
y. July the taseaUj erreaXtV
sol) ao doubt be west atlasy
sal by the hundreds of p seats hen
an- in sympathy with the work
f thai is U-ing done by that ergaaiaa-
tiaa n. pre. iding a home for and eda-
hometees caoMren aiair
have been givea ia New
several times and the prugrarr
d at each of these was very
ma I l
imug i ne ruaos raiseo o
the admission to the concert will go
for the bent fit of the home at Golds
bo ro.
CAPT. RIDLEY I IN CHARGE
Ha,
Wellington, Ji.lv 21 Capt. C.
Fidh-y, who is to succeed Maj.
H. W. S i kl ii . l arge of the Wil
mington dis'ri.-t ol the 1. S. Engi-
ering wor'', i'l be in charge of the
ffice after Monday when Major
Slickle leaves for Bar i more where he
as been transferred to. Major
tickle's family is out West and will
join mm later in Baltimore, v aptain
Ridlev had been in charge of the
cks and dams project up the Cape
ar river and is ther.mg'hly fami iar
with the work and is a suitable man
o fill the position that had been so
satisfactorily filled by the retiring
lief. He took charge of disburse
ments on .lulv 1st in order to begin
t the beginning of the fiscal year
nd has been busy since familiariz-
ng liinisell Willi llic other work ot
the office that will come under his
upervision.
DAMAGE TO CROP
DOWN IN PAMLICO
Reports reaching New Bern yes
terday from Famlico county was to
the effect that the rain and thunder
storm which visited this section o
the State Tuesday evening about
seven o'clock did considerable dam
age to crops in that county. D. S
Thomas, of Heelsboro, arrived in
the city yesterday morning and he
stated that the storm was one of the
most severe that has visited his sc
tion in quite a while. The exceed
ingly heavy rainfall caused th
swamp lands to be flooded. He sai
that is was impossible for vehicle
to cross Broad Creek yesterday morn
ing.
On the table this morning were
dlahes containing the remnants of
Tmesis for several days past, which
had never been washed.
She did not complain of her in
juries, according to roomers in the
house, bat continually bemnaned the
loss of her pockctbook when they went
to bar assistance.
It ia said that Mrs. Grub came of a
prominent Norfolk family and ia an
accomplished musician. She taught
it is said, classes' of negroes in music,
charging them twelve oents an hour.
While there ware two women board
ers in kAa houas at the time of the
alloged'ienault none of them heard
a sound,' and workmen in a vacant
lot net door did not know that any.
The three wise men of Gotham
who, according to mytholigical lore
went to sea in a bowl, didn't have
thing on Arthur Warren, a we
known citizen of Greenville, N. C
who used an ordinary bath tub in
making the voyage from his home
city to Washington, N. C. The trip
was made as the result of a bet an
in consequence the bold mariner is
fifty dollars ahead. He set sai
Monday morning attired in a bath
ing suit which, if it had been worn
by some fair aspirant for the
fame of Verms de Milo, would have
attracted every natiye along the lin
of the journey. Down the rive
Tar sailed the tub and its occupants
Into the broad expanse of the Pam
lico river it floated and then to Wash
ington the redoubtable mariner din-
embarked and donned his street cloth
ing which had been forwarded there
by express. There were severs
spills on the way down but Mr.
Warren is some swimmer and a little
thing like that didn't foaze him.
Tn'.cn Mm). If.
O: Ice
W. Stickles
HOUSE OF TEMPLE
TO BE DEDICATED
An Incident of Interest to
Every Freemason
in the World '
TALIAN CAPTAIN
WANTS HIS MONEY
Wants the Owners of Ship-
Wrecked Boat to Reim
burse Him
It may be a long way to Tipxr-
wy, hul the distance between isew
Bern and Picadilly Square is nothing
compared with the number of miles
that intervene between Craven's cap
ital and Turin. Italy, at least so
thinks Captain Victor Buchina, who
has been employed with the com
pany constructing the breakwater
at Cape Lookout and who is now
in the city consulting Federal auth
orities in regard to securing about
three hundred dollars in coin of the
realm and pay for a gold watch and
some clothing which he lost a few-
days ago when a barge on which he
was located overturned. The Cap
tain claims that the accident was
aused by negligence on the part of
the owners of the vessel and hence
wants them to reimburse him in
the amount of four hundred dollars.
This they refused to do and he has
secured the services of an attorney
and will take the case to court.
The Supr -me Council of the Ancien
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
masonrv of the Southern Jurisdic
tion, U. S. A., Washington D. C,
Has appointed Monday, October 18
19'5, as the date for the dedicatior
at the new "House of the Temple.'
Clubs throughout the country havt
been formed and others are form
ing, with definite plans for attend
ing the ceremony, and now is th
tine for local Masons to get busy
and arrange for transportation and
securo accomodations in Washington.
This occasion will be a record event
in the htstory of Freemasonry in. this
country, and as a matter of fact, in
any country The Masonic councls,
not only in the Southern jurisdictions
bub also the Northern Jurisdictions,
have been looking forward to this
event with great interest. An op
portunity will be afforded Scottish
Rite Masons of witnessing many of
the sublime degrees of that body,
which will be conferred by the Wash
ington local consistory in full form;
and eerelmonial, with all complement
of paraphernalia and musical ac
companiments. Not only will there be
thousands from all the states in at
tendance, including many of the
distinguished statesmen, scientists,
and professional men, but many
from abroad.
ON ROBBERS' TRAIL
m
Three Believed To Be CHiiens of
States ville
HIS DREAM DID '
NOT COME TRUE
Deputy Sheriff Thought He
Had a Vision Wat J
Not So
Rami K B Usv, Depot Sheriffs
t. i. Balis, and Joha Huff. Halted
itaiaa Deputy Marshal C. H. Ag
tad C. T. Midget i scoured the cosaaf
try ah re Vaacehore Moadavy high
ia raareh of parties against whom.
varraau have beat i ssued, eaargiag
heat with vi I sung the interval
evenue law by the Jiirit maaafaav.
lure of whiskey, tneir efforts were
unrewarded.
The party searched a numb r of
MMirae in that seeti jb and alo search
d the woods for the violators and
the'r plant, but no traee of either
ould be found. They spent the
light in the woods and fr m 're
ports given by members of the
party, some rather am "ing inci
dents occurred, one of whieh was s
yision or dream by Mr. Midgctt.
Mr. Midget t and Sheriff Lane went
o sleep under a tree, and thy did
not know how long they had been
n the arms of Morpheus when Mr.
Midgctt very cautiously approached
he Sheriff, and awakening m he said
hat the parties whom they were
Hokiiig for were ncir'iy for le had
:ust heard them g 't over a fence
With his revolver in ' i 'iar.d, SUe i
lane made a thir"-h !ear h fo
the woods for several y in every
direction, but he was u bio to
locate either the parties or the
fence that Mr. Midgctt had heard
them get over.
Red Devil Lye
EATS UP FILTH
top the Fly Bouts
Make Your Out-House Sanitary
The oders arising from privies are sickening
sad unbenrsble, particularly in rammer. They
SM alsothe breeding plan for flies and Other
vermin. Flies earn diiena cenns direct from
aces to tbe nacy s nam, ma mean,
tee, pies sad other foo llug. fjfcuid
IV iraiyiiuiueu (rum germ bunt
t-nois sod .no, breeding
en then arrft.uiIIT carried
to She house and kitODsn by flies that take
an air route.
BED DMVIL LYE, vlmUUitUm smtafcM in
rMss awry too orthrat days, will eat up the
Uth HSJpiiti, Imp tuck placet tantiary, and
Was eat. ate peHferwu fiy.
The eeSMs trifling, while the benefits can
mot be measured in dollars sad cents.
Bed Devil Lye for sue important
now it
BRIDGEPORT STRIKE
SITUATION IS BAD
Gompers Confers with Offic
ials of the Machinists'
Union
GREENVILLE MAN
TO SEA IN TUB
Arthur Warren Makes
Rather Unusual
voyage Bridgeport, Conn., July 21
Whether the strike of the machinists
at tho Remington arms and ammu
nition plant will develop according
to the announced plans of libor
leaders probably will he deterc iied
definitely by tonight. Although a
striRe call was issued yesterday, only
175 -men obeyed the summons, ac
cording to the labor estimates. To
day, leaders, assert, there will be no
misunderstanding) and tho strike will
go. forward as planned.
The Bridgeport Manufacturers' As
sociation claims only twenty-eight
employers instead of 175 actually
quit work yesterday.
Labor leaders claimed that picketa
at the main Remington plant stopped
eighty skilled machinists from going
to work this morning. The pickets
went to the plant soon after day
break and every machinist that ap
peared ready for work was taken
aside and talked to. The labor men
admitted that not all of the men ap
proached, had stayed away 'from
work.
An attempt to get a statement
from Major W. O. I 'entiled , works
manager of the Itemington CftaV
pony, as to how many men had
Mis. R. J. Russell, an aunt (f. struck, was unsuccessful. John W.
the deeeaaed, yesterday received a French, publicity agent of the com
mesaage telling of the death at.pany, said:
Carrollton, Oa.. of Mist Marie Hpenae, "We are not at liberty to say how
a daughter of the lata Dr. H pence of many machinists, if any, art On
that city. Miss Hpenee has on several strike. We can give no figures."
occasions visited in New Bern and The labor leaders declared tbe
has a large number of jtajgpsM aero men who arreed to go to work
who will regret to l.srn of.rdo- today brought the total machinist,
misc. Pulmonary inmhle ssjw. the u I.. T.M They prMirted a corn
direct cause of hat death, '. . plete tio-up by Haturday.
Statesville, July 21. It is said here
tonight ; that three of the burgj
who robbed a Mount Airy bank &
day night, are residents of States
ville. Two of the men, it is charged
are Tom and Vernon Saundwfc sons
of Superintendent Saunders of the
Bloomfield Cotton Mills, and the
third, Will Moore, night watchmaft
at the above mills.
The two Saunders boys who are
yet in their 'teens, were arrested
this morning at Elkin and are in
jail there and are said to have confessed.
It was learned early tonight that
Moore, who, it is charged, plajUMB
tho robbery and who has the loot,
was in Statesville tonight and would
make an effort to, get away bcforel
morning on one of the night trains
Police and deputy sheriffs with a
blood hound are on his trail and it
.... m, i 11 l-
is expected tnai ms capture win oe
effected in the next few hours.
It was stated that he arrived in
town about dark tonight in an auto
mobile. It gould not be learned how
mueh waa secured from the Mount
Airy bank.
too will be araated to And
setilsll eata up the illth. Do it at ones, sad
get net Of Vie nitn, sies ana .oaors.
RED DEVIL LYE
Is Death to the Fly
MO CANS So. and 10c., pulrerisetj read
S sprinkle, Write for Booklet " PREVENT."
WR. SCHIELD MFG. CO.. St. Louis. He.
T . .1 1 1 as Jnu Jm
unaenaKer
V '
FATAL RIOTING AT
BAYONNE, N. J.
.
One Man Killed and Several
Others Injured in
Strike Riot
Bayonno, N. J., July 21 One was
shot to death and several hit by stray
bullets and many seriously hurt by
flying cobblestones, in a not between
1,500 striking employes of the Stand
ard Oil Company and 100 policemen
there today. The strike is spreading
to the Vacuum and Tidewater oil
plants. That at Vacuum has shut
down to avoid trouble. Special offi
cers and all the polieo are on 4uty ia.
the industrial section. The pdHeVl
have been ordered not to fire on the
striker.
Five thousand men are out, mostly
Hungarians. Beores of women were
in the crowd that tried to rush the
Tidewater plant. The attackers were
driven off by ttta use of fire hose. Men
crowded tint 'foots, burling missies
into the street. They are demanding
a 15 per cent increase in wages.
situated at Vaneeboro
and with two elegant
hearses, 1 am prepared
to serve funerals
shortest notice north oi
New Bern. I carry on
hand at all times coffins
caskets and vaults in
sizes and kinds to fi
from infant to giant
costing from $25 to
$175. No charge for
hearse when the job is
$25 or over.
D. W. Coppage.
ar at -i
vaneeboro, n. t
REWARD !
I will pay FirTY (WO.00) DOL
LARS to any one for the arrest and
oonvictioa of the person 01 persons
who hs
ing the
killing my cattle dur
twelve months.
N. A. PURiSrOT
Nw Bern, N. C.
0. L. Ward returned last night
from Onslow county Hupriur Court
at Jacksonville.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. Cfafpll, of fin Yean'
StandiDf, Relieved by OaToSri.
Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mn. Sarah M. Chap-
Ktl of this town, lays: "I guttered for
t year with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punhwment
was more than any one could telL
I triad moat every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
I read one day about Cardid, the wo
man's tonic, Md I decided to try IL I
had lot taken but about ate bottles unto
1 eras almost cured. It did me more
food than all tht other aWidnes I had
Died, put together.
My hicads began asking ma why I
looked ao well, and IWT theas about
Cardial Several are now taking if
Do you, lady reader, sutler from ae
of the aUmsasi due to womsafy trouble,
such aa aooactia, backache, stdaach
It so. let us urge you to gtve Cardui a
trial. We test confides It win help you
hart as H has a n
ibr p m mii century.
Beara taking Cardui a-day. Yob
woo'l regfe . An
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On the Better Road Above You
Wk. tie an wrariff. throush faults which Good- '
year tires avoid, repemhef there's bettor road
. JAA AAA ...... tn MlaiMSS
above you. Un it fart tome wvw w .
Goodyears brought content
That's why Goodyears hold the
highest place. That's why men
last year bought 1,479, 883-about
one Goodyear lor every car muae.
Reduction No. 3
On February 1st we made our
third big price reduction in two
years. The three total 45 per
cent Yet we retain every coedy.
exclusive feature. And WO spend
$100,000 yearly to discover other
betterments. We can and do
give most (or the money because
of our matchless output
You'll find mat Goodyears
i leas trou-
I W avli nm-cut
No-Rim-Cut feature the beet
way known to combat it .
Lot each needless blow-out
suggest our "On-Air" cure. At
s cost to us of $450,000 yearly,
it wipes out a major cause,
s Let each loose tread remind
you that our patent method re
duces this risk 60 per cent
Let each puncture remind you
that our All-Weather tread is
tough and double-thick. And each
skid suggest its sharp, resistless
grips.
No Other Ways
No other
ways ao well
combat these
troubles. And
no other ore
employs one of
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-YEAR
Good;
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No-IUCtTlr-"O..AtrCW
With All. W..lh.rT.
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supply you: t
Goodyear Service Station Tires in Stock
New Berm - - New Bern Garage
Kinston L P. Tamr
Maysville - - Maysvill aunply to
Trenton - - Macon W rose,
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THIS SUMMER
rOU can make your kitchen
as livable as your living room
-if you have a NEW fUR-
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wood-box, no ash-pan, no coal-hod
to bother with. A clean, cool kit
chen, and half the drudgery gone.
The NEW PERFECTION is
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lights instantly, and gives you a big
volume of heat, easily regulated
just' by raising or lowering the wick.
It is easy to operate, easv to clean,
and easy to re-wick. 2,000,000
women say it's "gas stove comfort
with kerosene oil."
Ask your dealer to show you his
NEW PERFECTION line
stoves with one, twp, three and
four burners. Note particularly
NEW PERFECTION OVENS,
especially made for use on these
stoves. Ideal for roasting and
baking.
Um Aladdin Security Oil
or Diamond Whif Oil
to obtain the hest results ia 08
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