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ECONVIGTED
INAMEN CONNECTED WITH MAS-
ACRE OF MISSIONARIES. .
SIGNIFICANT STATEMENTS,
of These, Including a Monk,
De Beheaded. Arrests And
ctions Largely Brought About
Commission Appointed. Mas-
pf Missionaries. Occurred In
U.VGTOX, Jan. 13. A. full re
's btfii received by the stale
oat from the commission
!y Consul General Lay at Can
ui investigated the massacre
tnilur of the American mis
; ai Uea Chau Chan. . Thirty
si :: ciaintnen, ,aa a result
: fv?.:ty-flve iuii)llcatT4u thu
were arrested. These In
BmLiist Monk, who la said
been especially prominent in
he mob. Three of the mur
trc sentenced to be beheaded.
tlin .Vouk. - ; - .
pirt contains the recommon-
at a mtilal of honor and pen- j
awarded one Chinaman who,
;K ot tiu l:te, rescued Miss
i :r. I- piloted; her to a place
. Mr. l.acy's reeommenda
!e laid before the trustees
rntgie hero fund. .. .
T-MORE UNIFORMITY.
Snopels of Talks on Labor Question
. Made Before Piedmont Immigration
Society by Mr'.,Q, w. Hinshaw, of
This City, And Mr. Thomas Wood
ruff, of Mt, Airy..
GREENSBORO, Jan". 13.-Aroons
many Interesting and instructive facts
recited by business men at the Immi
gration AnrioKnn ..n.' .
Thursday the . Btatcments made by
Col. (j. w. Hinshaw. nf u-iu.. j
Mr. Thomas Woodruff,, of .Mt Airr
were significant, arfd furnished much
food for thought. Colonel Hius'mw,
who is interested in mining, railroads
aJd ccelopment wk
speaking of labor condition said that
he hau: occasion to look over par rolls
of Iaoor for the past several yeah and
was surprised to find the number ot
negro workmen, was as large as farm
ers, though there are annnr,:
scarcity of laborers and all work of
ais kind was criculed fnr th ,..r-.
.afcor W same names with mum- V.W
(ii&3 were on the pay rolls. But here
where ho. discovered that ' tr-a
scarcity was tot la negro men but In
their number of days work. He found
al ' periorj when they : wers
netting ,0 cent per day they worked
five days in tho week, earning J3.50.
When the-day wage had risen to SO
cens they worked four days in the
week, earning $3.20. W ih.fu :
1U proportion to the in
crease of wages they work only three
ias In the week, getting $3.00. Ev
ery farmer, housekeeper and manufac
turer knows that. Col. Hinct.W-
THE ALLEN CO.
IS INCORPORATED BY SECRET ARX CF
STATE; CAPITAL, $25,000.
Messrs., R. E. Dalton And W. E. Frank-
.... hujf an interest In Mr. P. E. Al
len's Gentlemen's Furnishing Bus
iness, wmcn Will Ba Enlarged
The Allen Company, of this city,
was incorporated. Saturday by secret
JifrnT1 the "Pita! stock be
r3rl&nce. as
t In Msk. Armu w .I.,-... i "... v " l -HOOKS. IS
, ' j'-.o o, wn negroes as a rule. The
same In Certain "ter Pay the?.' get The less work they
' the mors trifling they become
-"''."Woodruff, who works largest
granite quarry in the State if not in
the South, Paid that during the work-
?nnf,8on .13 pay roll amounted to
51.000 per day for labor alone.. That
' ait, raW in getting all the
white skilled workmen. sh . Cf,
cutters, blacksmiths, etc., but that it
was blaming a very serious matter
to get sufficient unskilled labor to
"Wirry the stone, and that vtrr
.3vrry skilled -workman was im 'h,.
fl, fi rough granite could not be
supplies them bv th inwn,. .-.-
too xaid the high prices had made uu-
i u- , v imuie,- except, that
which he had imported. His company
larl b'S-e-a compelled tho nM,t t,nf
w.plaC! an"or?" in Philadelphia for
100 unskilled whits laborers, growing
the native. He alsoaik. w
lions' the
;ts;. .......
xoto.v, n. c, Jan; 13
i of J hp medical depart ment
iU'e'l State army and the
jits nt the Inited States
t nta'ls, to nave Identical
: ann .trie same methads of
',m thero may be the same
m tDcso tranches as'4here
r respects ia tha military and
ces. it is Jolt that if there
Kituase in haying an Iden-
e oi small arms, and the
of ammunition ami tn
e.Jif-an. enit;rgicy - ration,
lit profitably . ho: simllnr
ia thtv'mt'dical eoiHnniBiu
al corps.' organization.. The
hat: bum greatly Impressed
oils rectived from the mlll
vcrs in nanchtiria, and h3
at the Japaii'M0- had ' re-'
tlAlln.. ;r-
F"i'ij .vi uituuinuty to a
irai ami profitable system.
1 that there may be a like
to the medical branches of
.Hera in tuts country) It Is
uitre wui soon be de
uie cuneiueiatlon of the
nniiormity. a 1otnt rmv
lard, composed, naturally,
f the medical corps of the
u meuical department of
ail of whom aeree nn tho
14 Value Of th nmi
, . f"l'VlU.
a'so understood that' a
methods which were tested
Mese durine tho lat,
Wgaly satisfactory, will be
jomt medical service-
"uu "y or the United
!R tt ill -rtV...i., .
. vviuiy not apply
M et aseptic treatment,
""(lilt SU,
The iucornorafora
are : MPSSrS. P. jj. Alien. R. E. IX Uon
aid WVE. Franklin. .The two last
darned haire purchased an Interest in
,e"n'1. furnishing business
?ti Ai!en ha3 In this
succfsl " year3 lth PolM
. J.r P. E. Allen will bo ' president
and treasurer of tho
ur-ni. ., ."'?""'' ,,ue
rtoni T 1 oe 01ecte vice-presl.
The BtoVliich is located on Lib
erty street. nexir-UrH rh, .
will be closed for a few days for the
purpose Of taklnir Eli, ., '.'".e
ai. L0Ve to tno company. Mr.
Allen (n o Th c.ii , r.. ' "
- ocjiuur! n is me pur-
nnvu j-if o,n . . "'
r l" vuu'iiny-io .enrnrge the
vioiiic.-)3,
n-u : . . ..
i Known m this community
-"""cu-umiou or ,mem as cltt
xens and business men Is unnecessary,
UNIVERSITY BASEBALL GAMES.
The Baseball Schedule for 1906 of the
University, Champione of the South
In 1905, Has Been Issued Other
Games May be (Played.
CHAPEL " HILL.' .Inn . .tk
schelule of baseball games'to be plaj
,d,o?:,tuhe Vnivcrait' bas. baH teaml
1 IhAo
STOVEEXPLODES
; '
COTTAGE OCCUPIED BY DEPUTY SHER
IFF COFER IS BORNEO.
The Officer, Who Was Sick In Bed,
in His Effort to Save Hit Baby l
Painfully Burned in the Face. Very
Little Household Property Saved.
pv.iit.mg was owne.-t bv Mj. s A Oit
burn ami occupied by Deputy' Sheriff
J- J. Cofcr. - who .Inst . n..t .. . .
ofhli houwh! pmpert "
fnr Cr7' wh3 bas b(,,a indisposed
for several weeks, causal by rheumn
t!sm. arose just before 9 o'clockTid
put come coal iu the heater '.he?
nhich he retired, m a -few .n,
2 jstove exi)kK'iit ikM-uj . -
nreun the bed. whicnlcUy Ign"
--- nutrrm, wno was n, n
PRICE 5 CTS
s hi mber, jumped up, grabbed his baby
which was m the bed with him, and
rushed out In bis night clothes The
oOleer had his hair i.bhk- 4,ne
ttes sustainlrig painful burns in his
nuiT Cofer'' daSher of Uie
i.oputy sheriff, wan inr c.,
atch -53, uist
nn ln UPr ciotntng. Very little
aLTuiiivi was ant-nri f.i ..
member of the "famiu- : "
h fCr and bl8 age(1 mother, bote
of whom are quite feeWe. were r
nioved to the home of Mr. J. S. Young
n7 1, 7. Ul" "L,P"l neriff.
The build net was in
,. " 'uiva nuva
i Vf f",1 f wve ih? house from
total destructioa. The cttnir. .,,
Wt slda, owned-Wv 'Mr n."h,.
ad b.'jn said about the undesiKfbilltv
foreign riff-raff, etc. Kis compiml
nai worked for several veain flfti-
h. te foreigners. They had brought
..i. laiii-uvcB ana cau Decome excel
ent citizens, prompt at their wm-k-
conomical, sober a;nd faithful, were
,nwu w weir ramilies' needs and
.uuiuLiou ana metr advance In life
rfe said that dining ihn ,.' m
. ton.; i .. . " - i" ."" ".-aiii i ,., ... -
IT 6 cu utiow may oe play- " , a east end be
ed. It will bo remembered that tho iff n'ar b!az3 firemen ar
university team of last year were the ti. ' was tnrough their efforts
or .tne South, defeating ' v "'Prty was not burned,
Virgima twice. Coach Lawson, last w, t ? occupied, b-Mr. Co
. (.uiitu, is oacit and he Is ready
to get out'anoaier winning team He
sidM Eltton. Cunningham hn lw.3
added to the pitching lint, giving Caio
'ina imost mngnlflcent "box "
,aa fol-
v TWO BIG AUTO SHOWS.
Most Important Ones Ever Held Now
on In New York City.
NEW YORK, 3au. l'l .-Kii..v ,..
will indeed relgu
'k beglpnlng todav Two of hl
largest iutomoblle ss
ny pa, i of lhe WorW hi in
.il0. .A1),""1 !11.r!l through ae
naiurany. Never before in
he hlHtorS- of ,a amomouUe hi
thw b..tn w coniplotfl au exposition
at the most romarkaMe deve onrnVnt
ot the automobile industry as offered
to the public in this citv during the
week Jgtening iofiay.-'ole St the
warden, under the auspicts of the A-
Itt the new StxtjMUnth Regiment Ar
ry, on Uxington Avemle un.tr
.he . audioes w the Automoblie Club
Araw!c-. .,Tne "'Pttition between
;he two evhlbltlons is very ko,a znl !
STu,a of but! have made
V1, u a largo and rep-
"S';'8 n"!nb,'r of d
manner "ie most atltrnctive
-'nrt0if ;MePUrpOSC of tllls fthibltlon
" '. "a.re- "eii has been
V 8 rpKnIar fairyland.
fifin . . . -py, consjsiiug of 12
"00 jnr.ls of skybluo material form
MORE TROUBLE.
REVOLT IN BALTIC PROVINCES IS STILL
QUITE SERIOUS.
Several Towns Have Been Practically
Destroyed Aisd Outrages of Various
Kinds Committed-Russian General
AssassinatedOther New. . About
Russian Suction.
ST. l'ETEUSnruo.'jon 10. Little
"IT u i ? bt"n today front
Bnlilc provinces, but what info"
trn ,hirJ lLa T" ,n'llftes' that th
troublo there W still serloua.
At Auts, a small vlllago, artillery
wn. brought to bear on the toVn and
a hich was filled with bombs PloU--rt
All the revolutionists captured
wore executed by the aobHers.
, Wsquleting m.ws has also arrived
rom adivostek. where It Is reported
'JUt: prl8on,, Wbeen d
taiw V BDi 1116 )rl8incra re
Another report from tho Ilaltlo
provinces sava thai . .-. ...... ..."
n.o..i... I i i. . ""I. mo
the ceiiin? nf th lui-iiia i.vu opta- surrounded by the
me ri iimsf ot tne enormous n.uin h.,n It rnvnlnilnni.i. lu"
represotung the sky nd Bcnttered te town
u me is.,wu stars formed of in
candescent lights. The general color
scheme of ,he interior decora? lons U
white Hint gold. Th .!!.. J8
ed by white m..-"IV""
i , ,".ni3 ui h c as
type, bear n a- wl.tta
!aln hall, ! revolutionists who are In control of
e town. .
Arlvlf.., f.A.n T. ' -
" : connrm me re-
LessowRkl as8a88lntlm of Oeneral
'AbtiiiCcl!u,alf an attempt was made
ie type. ,beari,r wi.T r .VK "or. but the at-
. ... ? ,c .-u:es. irom ""'vi iuea. rue authorltli hv.
nmv.U H1U USntinrilt ilnml. .1 1 r,rfJ. . u.. . . v"-"
bearinfi' 11,. ,:' "." n:;.t J..",'ur", Penl0.n eon-
exhibltinK Arms Thk 7" "l, v,re 1 " "uu l" "enrpt assassins-
equal
g BrmS. The luu-nln... K,...
ro.wg ut incandescent lamps, which
combined with th ih..-iL ' . ..LcB
eleetrte lights distributed trough the
building, make it as nh. . y,",;?1.
w-ooden Door Is cfivr(ui 1 r :
padded c arpet of a rich goide,; Ye
color, tspeclally woven tr ti
- -... ruunum is a Heroin ml
mn. showiaigths flm. .
SWALLOWED A DIAMOND.
As a Consequence of Exhibition Roos
ter's Greedy Act Thsre Has Been
Considerable Litigation In Courts.
v",l'i. Jnn . 16. One nf
Wft Bin,.,! fi r.
, , , fiiw, air. ogbmn
hlnks that this amount win cover the
PENNSYLVANIA LlAW MAKERS,
i-uo liaziirn rnni Hnu 1 t k .. . ...... - i
''ed as a poster on th radvm.t ftmn, n L '"lng nttractlon. at the
of the show. Unde? irS.. Fin" nnatl .Po!W and P Stock Iftt-
ironing water, 1 umlnated hv . -1. ure,,CT1 Wy. li
a. fountain of
SENT UP TO SUPERIOR COURT.
p HIS LEFT LEG.
. an Old Neflro of David--ls
With Seriou. If w.
icdent While Retumin,,
ston-Salem.
an old rnlnr-A,l
'' Jears f age, of David-
tfl-w the-knee, , by O.e
wville hut week. The
a.it'fi-.ed bv ..h.oit
S :"f hif borne in a
".min is scrnnit uti, it
' his injuries will Drove
;;"'cunte to Winslon-Sa-
ha one of them
..i!Sii..y, to the ammint
s- He returned to
lSpt. Piirker'o t...
5:20 .. m
Kt the' train fat
In 0t!tetl that-the
f uxiea ted iia (-1-..
t'-'.LM-in v .MUU tu
i.!!!o irain h, .
n tlw accident,, which'
I I 1 1. f rnii 1. J t t
"Uirowins oneof his
the
1)
P'itorm, but in his
hf-fmd one n n tho
18 hitlilUCO !ln,l fll u
m .... lc" ue-
Drapi :,.i,.. . " .. "'"is
- -I'Luiiv fllftin i
'NT pWF. VERNON."
Ka"sas Insiitii.
l A. i. " W OC
F'01 the Tre,,.,... . . .
'OX. .!.,n ' .
hf.i V resident
w5':It-i to ..ppoit aa
''''isurv (r j
Prof v T
c of ,h. ' " "a's
of ,-, prom-
co,,ntry. The
'0 l)r.f, .
'Rev.N. L. Glenn Given Preliminary
r. caring on serioits Charges,
xiev. a. u oienn,' the colored
iivine who was arrested at Pittsburg,
fa., and brought back here to answer
tZ "-""-'be" 01 criminal asslult and
auuucuon, committed while acting as
pastor of a church In this city, was
wearing Deroro Justices Leh
man, Robinson and Wilson Saftirdav,
The defendant was rrpem;t,i h,-
w Maa'KT- coUmi, while Mr. Frank
1. naiawm prosecuted for the state
T, fn,.,j ...
.uuuniug wimesses were examined-
for the state, all colored;' Rebec-
't ann name tauugton, Annie Jovce,
Thoniton and 0(111 Hulrston, Maggie
ioyce und Phoebe Johnson. . '
The defendant had nine witnesses
-iimmoncd, hut only one of th fill won f
on the stand. Glenn endeavored to
prove by a colored woman that he
was not in the citv at the time of the
alkged assault. The "divine," in his
testimony, emphatically denied all the
allegations against him, saving :
was an Innocent, man. He claimed that
he was a native of South Carolina;
that his wife was dead but that he had
children v that state.
The evidence was considered dam
Aariiig in the extreme and the magis
trates ordered that Glenn he commit
ted to jail without bail, until the Feb
ruary- term of Forsyth superior court
ine schedule as issued I
.ows: .'.-
"hn;.ClrTm''ningham Maue) Jkt
Warell r-I.ufayette at Chapel Hill
Aiarch JlU"ake Fnrps ot d.i.i:i.
K.prI' 8-Waka Forest at Chape; Uftr sessl,oa of ih la Ibilature
Hil1- v Pennsylvania, called together bv
Anrll .Hii 1 ... .... I Onvornno P,-,..i... vecuiU p
t,T, '"KUBm tAsnevme) at , ; ; "'-'rv Rlr ,or te pur-
Meet in Extra Session for Purpose of
uonsiaerlng Certain Proposed "Re
rurm Legislation. '
".Utttlstit'KG, Pa.. Jail. IB Tho
Chapel Hill
at cS! Colina College
Aprir 14 South Carolina College at
jreensboro. "
r,2 11- Easter Monday-St. John's
...0 ... wieensDoro or Wlnston-Sa
1cm.
pr. 2? Davidson at Chapel Hill
APjj 21-A. & M. at Raleigh.
April 23-Vlrglnia at Richmond.
April 24 Virginia at ,ri,.,w..
ville.
April 25 Navy at Annapolis ' '
pr! 2St- Johti'a at Annapolis.
April 2. Johns HoDkina at rtattt.
more. ,
April 2S Georgetown ni woki'
ton. .-. ".us-
May 3 Virginia at Chapel Hill
Way SGeorgetown at Richmond.
MURDER MYSTERY in ruir.
faf "vnww.
Body of Mrs. B. E. Hollister. Mth.
dist Choir Singer, Found -in Vacant
Lot.
CHICAGO, Jan. IS.-
ing of the body of Mrs. Bess E. Mollis- j
.v. ,a Meuioaist cnoir slDor and
prominent In Northslde society, in a j
vacant, lot this mornina." tho ,.ti
are again confronted with a murdfr j
-u..s.ti. a copper wire encircled the
s nC11 w'th which she had niort important hfn. i ht i "Z"Z
eea strangled or drawn i. I ta it. r,,,n.. "" u
Mm Hniiu. - . 'ut.- . . iuus - or . -tne state;
thrwifrofFr "e
the printing hoUSa of HonrsVBroI MMln
oose of considering certain proposed
.t-slBUH.iU on various subjects,
was opened here this morning with
the customary ceremonies. Among the
,..UJC m ms ronsiuerea by the legis
ature during the extra session are the
following: A law to enable contlgu
)us cities- in the same counties to be
u. Cuiu ne municipality with a 1ew
if decft-asing the cost of municipal ad-
,T ,, ,nla rwers to Oreater
JtUburg bill, for the consolidation of
!ttsburg and Allegheny. An act of
........ ..no imsocti' oy ao last legls-
,"u was declared unconstitu
.0.1m o) tae supreme court, Anothet
o.lct- io oe considered is. to Increase
the Interest paid by banks, trust com
panies and similar institutions for the
use of state moneys, etc. Other sub
jects are: , To reapportion the state
Into senatorial and representative dis
tricts; to provide for the personal reg-
.c.-.ou. ,u ui v nu.-rs; to provide for the
iw.eruiiK-nc 01 cities of the first class
ami tne pmper distribution of the
tower exercise. by such municipal;
, rerers particularly to the
icptm ot ine law known as the Phil
aaeirnia Ripper." Among minor mat-
ei 10 ue considered r.re a law to des
...a.u uiaur mciisTires In regard to
diem as saiety may require and a law
to. abolish fees in the offices of the
ni-ofl M..1,,.. ".r. "-voi-1 rooster, wulch nramliu. ...
:obby-a forest effect ZZT
an Dy trees and shrubs. hii. . . ' "... l.CTraieo " the
and ahrnh. t,.-u V. " , ' miraieo cair m the Jonea
."arried out in. tn " r.""' VK" vaw.-
basement. The dorationa a e far ed in mnZJTtiotl"u
more artistic and beautiful Vtln 'of H " ,llnW' l. ? . At lb
anv
2n- thing bearYth ' " . t'"'" Ih,
inement, which is intended toYu! .V-v""W!
u iu cxainiiion naif
...... r.' " "rnapi not ao
"""."'niaii out equi
ar as tho exhibit
0 lUc ttwte of the w.ith.- -,T. Ul"
. . -s v, .. m, ui iu I TUWin ill rna nv n I lilt 1mm I.... .
.., . iiiuron ze : thn d,...;u.i-1 .... .... . -......wu um , ivanv
, v 1 u . "-vuwiinr v HirucK nia
Ipnl
HtftW.-.-
The exhibition ine-Sixth "l?.. ch force
lrnent Armory is nerhon. r u're aiamond, valnod
'll as Wnfflo""
n m.. 1-1. 1 k . 4UQ IVUI'
are
I a .... . " I 4 uo lum
The main portlonfthe amTy buTd iSW Th M(1
ng consists of the enormous drm hi, 1 h ,L.TJ.th;M ret
vMcSV . 'J? d:th;rh
brick walls: Th tntn :Z,,'ria. " ro08 claiming thai It
secretary of the commonwealth and
De inMiirinr.o .,,,,ni... . .
. ... .. wiuiiiiiaaiuiitT, une Ol
oub uau oeen miKSlnar tn-olvn v,n,...o
after leaving home, ostensibly to. at-
iuU iiiS bi tne tuneral of a deail :
11 IL-ilU.
aentation of AUeghen-y.
' LAWYER FINED $100.
One of Counsel for Defense In Greene
And Gaynor Trial Punished in This
Way by Judge Speer. , i'
. 8AVAN.VAH, Gn., Jail. 13, Hon.
Alexander A. Lawrence, of the counsel
for defense in the Greene and Gaynor
case, was fined or.o hundred doilars
this morning by ,Juge Spf er during
argument In support of pleas in abate
MR. LACY MUCH BETTER.
irict niflnao
!se t,i V- ,N 10 Post
it"! ,J.,st! 'i'x'te sam-
;,',, "hl'i ?3,WI; per
State Treasurer Expects to Spend a
. Short While In the Treasury on
Monday. . " t
r
KAbEIGH, Jac. 13. State Treas
urer B. R. Lacy has so far improved
from his severe attack of pneumonia
tlit u,e expects to spend a 6hortwhVe
In the state treasury Monday. '
Terrible, plagues, those itching, 7 catering-diseases
of the skin. Put an
end to misery. ' , Doan's ' Ointment
cures. At any drug Btore.
Hungarian Parliament Meets.
Iil'DAPEST, Jan. 13.-Tho Hunga
rian 1'arllnmcsnt JUa reconvened to
day. Theru was considerable oxcite
ment connected with the re-openlng
of the sassion. ami the session was
extremely stormy, but precaution had
been taken to preserve the order. The
announcement: was made at the open
ing that a temporary agreement had
been reached between the government
and the opposition and that th ri.,n.
nite srttlemcwt of the existing dilf
ences would shortly follow. . This an
nouncement had a somewhat quieting
effect upon the malcontents, but did
not suppress the irritation and excite
ment altogether. In certain quarters
doubt Is expressed that an nmlcuble
seulctncdreaTi be reached. , -
Death at Martinsville.
Mrs. E. M. Dickerson died at Mar-
tinsvtiL- last week at" the age of about
35 years. The deceased, who was a
most estimable lady, was the daugh
ter of Dr. J. ?. Smith, of Maning
viiJp and leases a husband and seven
children, besides a father and other
relatives. Mrs. Dickerson was well
known and had many friends in this
city. She bad been ill for several
weeks. ,
" ' . V " -
Is
WHICH HAS BEST CLAIM?
Deceased Man's Fiancee or Mi.
Brother And Sister Entitled to Bank
Account Js Question to Be Decided
by Court in New York.
NEW YOKK, Jan, 15, An interest
ing legal question Is involved in a case
which came up in the city court today.
The court is asked to decide whether
a man's fiancee or his brothers and
sisters have a stronger claim to his
unui-,. vena Kjaij W8g engaged and
shortly to be married to Frank Ryan
who was killed In an awlm nu
w miss nyan ms bank books, show
lug i00 on deposit, his insurance poli
cy and a deed tf his burial plot. She
turned over the last two to his sister
an! brothtr and kept the bank book.
The suit which came up for trial to
day has been- filed by the deceased
man s Bister and brother, who demand
the mouey deposited in their brother's
name. The case is attracting consld-
j.a.HH atiCTuion and the court
lilies wun lawyers when the
came up this morning.
C? ,ro'!l!W,eJ ln tl'is exhlbi.
iZ iL V uu nnoll8 them are four
teen foreign concerns. Tho n.ni,f.,.
thener,'l!Wt,1on 1110 S'ound lloor,
nlle the ga led u, w.,.. .'
the parts and accessories.
Aa entirely new nnrt vcrv a(tra(,Uv1
fZ0t thl" '"lilon the exl'lb
whVh AT Cm of America,
)er of the same people who were the
prime movers in in., tnumm. .. .
Automobile Club nf imi.. ... I
., . ----- ... uil WHO I
have hopes of being able to do as !
tor Her at nnv int nn .u..
lave for hlghwav tranun.lol., n-J.
exhibit Includes i.!,ii,v,n. ... '
chines, alrshlns. nfr.ntn'nn ..i.
lidlng machine. Hght-weiB-ht m..'
propellers and wIiies find liiunu l
viuiurea ana Books having
bearing on aerial navigation.
CHEROKEE IN BAD SHAPE.
was not his foult that it...
swallowed the diamond and th. he
,W88 mo;? ' .'". than U
.......v..... ABDsas man went to
he cotn-ta for the relief and for Lh
f3t yfrtt C"H lm" been dragl55
through the state courts.' without any
prospect of Jmmediato settlement. '"Si
'aoKov does not seem to mind the
ness ha9 CaUiud by hl
SHOT IN BOTH LEGS.
George Leeper, a Wlnston-Salsm Ne
il ro, uets into Trouble at
Point Arrested Hers.
High
; .IJ, L ... " me Ltyue Line
o Z ui A"ore Saturday Will
iuuiv, jau. 16. The Clyde
Ine steamer Cherokee Is full of water
u.B u.u.ning, according io a telegram
received, at Maritime exchange and
'he chances are if amtthp.r at,...
comes up tho vessel will be poundttd
to pieces. Captain Archlhilii t.
mates and tho ship's carpenter are
dill, aboard.- but th members, of the
lire saving station are rearlv t, ,..,
and take them off should tb
arrive, ;
The Cherokw. an rfMinlt if it..
tempest, has moved tntnt.',i w .n...
from the point where she first touched
bottom. The vessel now re,t in t..n
or twelve feet of water and so far In-
Um wrersage tugs are unable to!
, i u "le opln Wl Prevails that
t will be next to ffnposalblc fo save
the ship. .
was
case
ANOTHER MAN ARRESTED.
It Is Charged That He Is Connected
witn Alleged Forgery of N. And W.
Railway Stock.
MSW YORK, " Jan. 15.-Samuel
Humphries, said to be an Insurance
-r. arresieo nere this morn
ing in connection with alleged fonrerv
OI & V. StOCk- Hlimnhrlo. I. u
to have attempted to raise a loan of
- luoUBBn(i Qouars on two forged
certificates.
W ANTED Men In each state to traV
el, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salarv $"5.ti0
per month. fi.W per dav foexpens
es. Kuhiman Co., Dept. S., Atlas
Rlock, Chicago.
Champion Billiard Player
v ,,b-.Jan' ,6-B5' defeating
Maurice Mgnaux.here Willie Hoppe
19 years old, an American boy, be
comes champion bllllardist of ih
Zal ,7be. matc.11 wa Played ln the
.'.lne Presence of a big) 25 to 30.
Iran,: The latter rieT!he boy on I and'rF 8a'M t(morTO" wl" -
their shoulders after ul victon. "Ctei "?en,: nooD "
A negro named George Ieper waa
arrestert on Hickorv trvi taZZ
iy at the request of the chief of
police at High 1'olfit, who telephcVed
here that leeper was wanted there for
gambling, retailing, assault with-a
deadly weapon and carrying concealed
i,'?T wa" Bet'n ' his cell at thu
city lockup this afternoon. He has ;
two painful wounds, one In each leg
Indicted by pistol balui, firedby "1
dont know- who," said George. One
ball weut through the left knee cap.
L ,.?,.hPr one entere1 tne calf
of the right loir and ... . ... .... '
High Point phyrcian " " "
George stated that be and two or
tnree other' neerntd mt im . i
Sunftay morning and he admitted that
i. 7 . W,VB "rtiiKlng. He loft Hlcb.
Point Mosi'day mornlne t. .J..
fuS', uHf.hlred 8 man 10 brlng him
through the country. . '
thi? ITZT.l0, ln("'ir- Ooorgo said
that ho left th Ih - cin- tut u...
Christmas and had' been there over,
since. He will be carried back there
tor trial. An officer win nmh.M
come after him tonight or tomorrow.
WIN8TON TOBACCO -MARKET.
High Prices Paid for Common And
Medium Grades, While Good Wrap.
Pe,r DW'ne.--Competition Keen.
All Seem Bent on Keeping prices
-.. v..,uri i ouacco nign,
8ales were finished on the local
market Tuseday at 11:30. Most of the
offerings were from Foravtn couaty
Prlcee continue high on the common
and medium grades. Good wrappers
sold rather low. The order of theleaf
was wet. selling half cent under dry
ordered piles.
Prices for the day ranged as fol
lows: Low grarte lugs 61 to
medium 834 to 10; good lugs and
cutters. 11 to 15: leaf
CJ ' " WU1U4UU, T(a. W
i ; lJlealum' 10 t0 !- Sood fillers
J to 15; wrapDers common is tn ic.
rood wrappers. 174 to 22. Fancr
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