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SALE OF GAS fought By William and Sin. clalr Mainland, of Wiscon sin, for $62,300. PINIAEH! I Mill I .1 , President Coites, of Philadelphia Trust Company, Only Competitor in Bidding. Plant Bonded for $125, 000. If Court Confirms Sale New Owner Will Proceed to Make Cx tensive Improvements on Plant. I'ivn Saturday's Daily. . The plant, good -'wlH. etc., of the Wloson-8alem Gas and Lighting Com pany was sold today by. Commissioner Joe Jacobs, by order of the superior court, for C2,300. The successful b-l&ders were .William and Sinclair MalxCand, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, who own and operate . nine other Dlinta. These gentlemen owned bonds to the amount of $24,000 in the plant here. There was only one other bfdder. President William Coates. ot tha Philadelphia Loan and Trust Co., which holds $90,000 of the sr'5,ow In boniJs Issued by Winston-Salem Qa and Lighting Company. The city of Winston put uo a certified check for $3,000, as required' by the order of court, but no bid was submitted by any of the official The new purchas ers announce that if the sale is con Armei they wiM proceed at once to put 'the plant la first-claw condition aiU then bustle for business. . 'The Bale started at 12 o'clock and was cried by R. U Hopper, after R. D. Mosely bad read the ore? signed by Commisaioner Jacobs. . President Ooatea started the ball to rolling. Ills first bid1 was $32,000. And then for a time the bidding was quite lively, the amounts jumping $1,000 at a Umo Finally, however, the bidders dropped a low as $10. Mr. WlUlam Mainland was tbe most aggressive In his buil ding. ti: A. E. Thompson, of Oshkosh, Wis., counsel for the Messrs. Main land, attended the sale. -.. In an Interview after the sale Mr. William Mainland stated thac If he was positive the court would ecrflrui the sale he would order some material this afternoon for improving the plaut emending the mains, etc. He and his counsel may leave for home this after noon. If the court confirms the sale, and It is generally believed that It will, Mr. Mainland or his brother will return here to arrange for the pro posed improvements. t TWO FINE SERMONS ' BY DR. THOMAS HUME Fiox- Maixter'r Dally, I D:V Thomas Huma, the scholarly professor of KngMsa. literature tx iie University of North Carolina and who la also a. minlstsi' of thi.1 encme!-. at- ' ,7 lie V. 1 V. 1 'I I 11 I ".IV. 1 111! 1 II V 11 -J - . I ) i 1, , I I . ... cuim-u u. puhhi me mm uupnui ba ive:i Dy Mr.' Will waikins. cum en yesterday ana mroJ sermon., filled MAKES TWO ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE joe Lavvson In City, Lock-Up Attempted To Hang t Him selfStarted to Jump From Second Story Window.- ' .- .. -. - v . ... ... : lT-m Saturday's Daily. , Joe lawson, a middle ad white man. hailing from- Walmil Cove, Was arrested here yesterday afternoon on tbe charge of drunkecneiis. Since h.B Incarceration behind the bars Lawson hae made one attempt to hang trim self, had several fits and seen various ind sundry tlilngs, such as .snakes, etc.- -: The man's mind Is evidently bail" affected. Shortly after being locked up he bogan, climbing around in his iron cage and jelling. Then be tote aairip troro bis hammock and tried to hang hlmueir, Ivat the officers pre vented It. City Physician Hanes w.is called In to sea the man and gave him something to quiet him, but Lawson soon beoamo wild again. This mnrwlng the officers carried him into the chief's office to question him." but he would- answer no ques tion other than be thought hlB name wan Joe lawson. He attempted to Jump from a window In the chief's office, but officers 'pulled hlnv back. Joe then began seeing smakes on the floor so he was taken back to 'a cell. At noort a reporter found hint lying on the floor thei sound asleep. He will be kept In the lock-up awaiting further developments in the case. Some of the officers are of the opin ion that Lawsnn to trying to bluff to get oar, though of comae they are un able to toy just what is wrong with tho mast . QUITE A SUCCESS Vi.-.m Saturday's Dally. The bazaar, given on yesterday af ternoon and last night by the What soever Circle of King's Daughters, was a most decided success. Tbe at tendance was very large, and the re-, ceipts, after paying all expenses, wue l&p. So miiny . features had' been planned that aM age and' tastes couid be suited. The refreshments and fancy articles, for which this circle is famous, found ready sale. Hie babies looked aa pretty as could be, the following winning prizes. nancls Young, Elizabeth Walker, Harold O'Brien, Edward Fajrar and Elizabeth Fletcher." In the Poxy Grandpa contest Mis Evelyn. Owens won first prize, R boa of bonbons, given by the Simpson Drug Co., while a dainty, fan, a3 awarded Mis Louise Montgomery, which was given by Mr. W. S. M-arcln. Master Oliver Sneneer won the skates fclven by Mr. C. L. Sharp, while Mas ter Greer Gray received the, bat and 'THE fflW' A ; : NOTABLE SUCCESS. From Thursday's Dally. .. A large ,and apiweclatlve audtmtte listened wltih rapt attention to lae remi'itlon of "The Creation" last uiRut. Not only critical lovers of blgh-clasJ inuslo paid the strictest attention but alt pre.-ient were rapt in admlratlob at the singing of Mrs. WiKlams'Prof. Sloref atidf Rev. J. Kenneth Pfphi; a.s weal as the g'tand work of th6 chorus, which : reflected eucfo great credit on the gifted professors of the Academy, Messrs. Storer and Shirley. - More forcibly' thaa ever before-was Wln stoiwSalom impressed! with the high ordw of -talen anions tis. Mrs. Grace Bonner WJH1am, aa the angel Gabriel, In the soprano pat t, sustained1 weM the many con.nUmen- tary notices, which have been lavished on her by the -press. Indeed, her beautiful .voice anid charming per sonality captured her audience. Si; has a pttie soprano voice, Bweei and clear, weU-sulted to the imtslc of the arias It "The Creation'." ' She heW the favor of her audience and was greMel with repeated encores, reach ing this climax of favor in the es qtrislte trio by Mrs, WlWams, Prof. Storer and Rev. J. Kenneth . Pfohl. This was followed by a. most beauti ful chc-mis. Mrs. WIHIama voice strong, Clear ami distinct, reaching the highest notes wMi perfect ease.,: Pmf. Storer, aa the angel Uriel, reti diared the tenor parts in the most ar tistic atyle, combining clearness, strength and1 expression) la his voice. No passage was too difficult for him to renier. Rev. J. Kenneth Pfohl took the parti of Raphael splendidly, his fine voice showing great flexibility of expression Tco much cannot be said of the nne woik done by he chorus, the beadtt fut story, of the creatloni being most graphacnUy partTaye4 by the singers. The: . Salem orchestra - rendered em cient aid In aW Unes, assisting mater laity In both solos and- chorus. Very ably were Miey assisted by Mr. Conr rad Lasher ,of Berlin, whose national reputation as a flute pJayer was well sustained", Prof. Bixckman and son of Greensboro, who are sitch fine vio linists, and Mr, George Woodroffe, of Mt. Airy. ' , Praise is heard on all aides of tnis grand oratorio, --. . . There was barely standing room lust ngibt, many proposing to return, who wwe thery last night. , ,",' The only dissppointmecit was the absence of Mi StonewaM Jackson, of CharIw'Jte, who was unavoidably de tained at hme. Mrs. Jackson wrot'e an appreciative letter. ' expressing het regrets at not being able to Vialt Winston-Salem at this time, - and shaif the hospitality of 4he friends of hei Alma Mater. delivered two with spiritual In the- Boster Brown contest, ti.e first prize, a fan. fell to Miss Muy power ami good, soawi advice. Dr. sCoan. 1 This was ' given by Rosen llum, who fa father of Prof. Humcjbacjrer' & Bros. A box of Huyfcr's principal of ..the West End grad'.'il school. Is a pleatiag speaker awl a tboiough student of the Bible, lijtn of his discourses yeHterdajt delighted tram - Enrd Bros, was given Mi.ss Ixnrise Franklin, The boy's first prize was given to Master Francis I iipfert, donated by Browo-Rogcra fcrge congregation who will glauiy Co. The second prize, a box of Don waicome an opportunity to near nimibons from J. T. Joyner, was won by .Master Kolert Daniels. ? The mo delightful of these con- again, L- ., .. Morning Ssrmon. " At the momkc service Dr. . Hume p reacht a splendid sermon, his sub ject being "CcnBecratlon and Ser vice." It- was practical dlscouiht filled with gospel truth and was well received. ., . . . " .' Evening Ssrmon. -lj ' 'At the evening service Dr. Hume delivered another atrong sermon, choosing aa his text the passage of scripioR-e dealing with Moses' decis ion to renounce social position wealth and power fci order that he might; Ue a servant of God, giving up temporal leasurea to becoms a slave with the children, of Israel. The speaker em phasized toe sac ri flee Involved in tuls choice but commended 'the wisdom of . Moses' course to his hearers,- in coDCluaion he urged his -hearers to make the aaote sacrifice, to give up tha transitory neetine things of this Ufa and thus gain the greater reward in the life eternal ' In choosing this course, said tha speaker, it may be necesary to give up many things dear to us but by doing It we gain the thing that are really worth luv- ' r . Both discourses were listened lo with genuine interest and made last ing Impresalona. tests was the phantom party. Miss Joyce Henley, being most successful Is locatlng'ttie spooks, won' the ele gant parasol, given- by Meyers-West- brook Co. Mlas Georgia Oshorn was given the second prize,- a dainty rib bon . belt, given. by the Bee Hive. Master Lee'j O'Brien was awarded a gold scarf pin, given by Mr. Fred N. Day, aod Mr.' Paul Montague, a silk tie given by J, M. Woodruff & Co. ; Thraa Days' Auto Meet ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., April 26. Today ia the opesng day of the three days' automobue meet which Is to be held on th Atlantic City Beach nr. cor the auspices of the Atlantic City Au tomobile Cwb. The town is crowded War on Rats ' In Municipal Building The Municipal. Building ha icng been "Just full of rata, as one of tue policemen expressed it. Thu mem bers ef the Fire Company No. 2, with headquarters lit this building, the ad Jc'cing market inert as well as the occupants of the stores and offices have devised many means to rid tue buying of the rodents, but It re mained for Night Turnkey Rothrock to devise a plan for the extermU.a tlcrj of the pes. Traps of vari jus kinds were useless, as the rats would not go into them. So Mr. Rothrock got him a 22-callbre ftobert rifle aad had a number of cartridgfti loaded with "mustard seed 4hot;" When ev erything is quiet in the building at night he gets hlH rifle ar.ri kills rats. He fays he believes he has slain as many as twenty-five In a single nlgnt, The shot can do damage to the walls, but they are the very thing to end the earthly career of the long-tatled rodent j. A healthy man is a king in his own rleht: and unheal I'll v man is an mi- with auto en thus! .-wis from all parte 'happy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters of the country and the hotels are builds up sound health keeps jou Ing big1 business. , 'well. - Evy woman coveti a shapely, pretty figure, and many of them deplore the lost or tneir girlish lorms after marriage. Tlic bearing of children is often destructive to the mother's shapeliness. V ; . Ail or tins can be avoided, towever. by tho use of Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this great liniment always prepares tho body for the strain upon it, and preserve the. symmetry of her form. Mother's Friend overcomes all the danger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely through this critical period without pain. It is woman's greatest bltsiug. Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relist' derived from the remedy. Sold bv all drugguts at $!.oo per , bottle. vOur little book, tellinir ail about this lir.iment, will be sent free.' nil Bntfelf Rerilitor U, Atbita, Gl SEEN AT IE OLD ROTHROCK PLACE Qui tit a sensation has developed a few Juiinn south of Salem by tbe at leged appearance of a genuine "spirit" at the old Rothrock home place, on the Lexington road. One night last week, whta the "spook was due to make lis appearance, it is said thai fittv perrons made it convenient to call On Mr. Jones, who resides at the oM homestead. ;lt appears that the only person that, can actually see tae "thing" is Mr. Jones' little daughter, who saya it looks like a little Indlao. This returned spirit, like all of, those that return, wa a man claimed to have been murdered for his money. The little girl says that the "spook" told her the name of tbe party that murdered him, but said that they did not get his money, because he had it hid. The departed soul wants the Jones girl to iiave the treasure and has imparted to her the swot where It can be found, telling her to take with her on a certain dark night one man and' two boys and dig for same,' say ing that it was six feet In the ground. When the party arrived at the treasure-laden spot they became frightened and decided to wait. And inoHher date was arranged, being lat tatwraay nignt being me tima fixed for fae seccadi visit. Whether the cash was found has not been reported. The story la a Btrange one. in that !ae vlsltora can hear the ghost, but the Jones girl Is the only one that can see it. The writer does not vouch for the story, only to the extent than many persons In the neighborhood are greatly wrought up over It. SEVERAL SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING AT SPENCER SPENCER. April ' 2S. During an electric storm yesterday afternoon Mrs. R. L.- Day, of Lynchburg, 'wife of Mr. R. L. Day, of the contTactu.g firm of Lane Bros., Jones asd Day, who are building the double track for the Southern Railway near Spencer, was severely allocked by a stroke of lightning, which etnick In the camp three miles north of this place. Two horses were also struck by the bolt. one of wbJob was killed Instantly. Mrs. Day was taking shelter in a tent at the time and was not fatally hurt. Two men' working in a shop near the camp were knocked down by the. same bolt, and frightened and shocked. Dr. ftcroggs Leaves for Conference. ' Rev. J. R. Scroggs. presiding 'elder of the Winston district, left oa the UI.5U train Monday for Birmingham, Ala., to attend the quadrennial Gener al Conference of tha Methodist Epis copal Church, South, which convenes J ii that city Thursday morning. He joined several of the delegates of the Western a-.t North Carolina Confer ence at Greensboro. "We go a day early to secure good quarters." said r. Scroggs Just before bis departure today. ... .i . '.. ;IS; NEXT MEETING PEACE Reunion of United Confeder ate Veterans Will Be Held There Next Year Features of Second Day of New Or leans Reunion. ' NEW ORLEANS. April 2C On the second day of the Confederate ream ion hundreds of Veterans assembled at the auditorium to discuss various topics. . ; v .- A reamilon of the survivor : of Forowt's cavAlry waw held this moi'ri ing and an hour earlier naval- vct.r ana nwjt at' headrtuairterB of Tennessee division. ' A recepliorv will be tendered this af temtArn. to Mns Henderson, of -the United Dai'iighters of Confedietracy. The commit tee on medaia will re port this afternoon. Richmond was selected as the next ptece of meeting. E. BEING OISBUSSED. WASHINGTON, April 26. The ex ploelorc ou the Kearsargie may resolve iteelf Into another of thoae mysteries wttic! so frequently baffle the expert wlio is required to give an explanation of an accident and' fuimlsh measures to prevent its recurrence. Nothing ol i iipeciflc character has been received from the naval authorities a South ern waters, but private advrces Indi cate That the fatality may have bct-n lue to personal 1 careleeacees. It wtwB, at reast, that all the presciib- m precaut'ione were nrt observed on board the ship, amO it is for this ica ron considered 'tirKiece-ssary to amcad .he existing resraaMona or add to t je requirements, already voluminous a':ad exacting. One explanation giveni by the ordnance officers vdio know some thing of the ' situation' on- board' tne Kearsarge is that the powder was tg 3ited wtiem ,H was removed from the Sun, and that the nil mite spark was fanned into a blbze with fatal effect, as soon as It was- taken- from the ireech of the gun. There are all Jorts of rules which would' guard igainst this condition, and, of course, oi baaidllng .pawder, the new regula Cons are specific, and have. In fact, been cri'tfcizedi by eame, ' officers - as needless- exacting, It Is realized' that the men become careless In handling ammunition!, or at times, make "short rats" to save tima. Probably these liberties takenr with the regulations of safety are rarely disastrous, and for ;fil Tea,3 It is thought that some of the men who handle powder come o han-e a certain cowWmpt! for the re strictions. Of course,, this Is all theo ry eo far as it attaches to the acci dent cm tho Koaimrge, It is all a aaiter of guesswork andi. unfortunate y,- there may never te anything more .Infinite k3wn on which to baee' an opinio a .. :., .: . - - ., : .. '. E; DREW MONEY EROM BANK FYotn Thurfday's Daily. A citizen- of Priedberg, ' Davldsoii ccniity, wrho was here today, reported that tlie w'hereaboiitg of Mr. Rowan Wooseley, son of Rev. Samuel Wooie ley, of FVledberg, who left home taut Friday,' are -stilt unknown to She family and friendu. Searching pa Meg have been out every day looking for the sot, who Is about 25 years old. Hta wife, who has been in bad heuth for some lime. Is in a state of nervous prostration, ' caused by tine disappear a race of her husband. She is being ut .ended by two physicians. It developed Mir, Wooseley came to this city fast Friday, withdrew ill the money ha had1 in a bank there. 'rcmed1ately thereafter he went . to Dr. Hill, practicing physician of Davld ca ar.d paid him a bill for ser rlcea In his family. Dr. Hill expresses 'he opinion thai) Mr. Wooseley had itout $200 or $250 wheo he saw him. The case Is mystified by the fact that the missing nun had been complain ing for several daya before he left home of having a 'peculiar pain In his head. It Is thought now the man lia left the State. OP BALTIMORE, Md., April 2C Eighty-seven years ago today Odd Fellow ship was first organized In this coun Liy. It was on April 2C, 1879, that the hist lodge was formed in this c!t Odd Fel'owslilp as a distinctive -or-gaolzation, known as the Manchcbter Union, had its birth in England in the Eighteenth Century wh-are It glow rapidly and reached formldabla tro portions, but cot unKil 1879 was it '.ranaplar.ited to America. Since Us or ganization in this crwincrv fl sMp has grown to remarkable projwi tions and today the Order of Odd Fel lows is, numerically, the strongest of all fraternat orders In the United States. Odd Fellows thronlfhnu tha t-,-,.:..l - o , 1 W nil- v '.in Itll States are celebrating tbe armiveruiry vi mtj vMaonsnmeni of Odd Fellow ship In theJL!tated States today wiih gteat enthu&iasmt. Anniversary meet lugs with musdc, ankliresses and other cxtirises will be belrt in m-orr -h or iown this evening whatever uiere is a lodge of the order. In many of the Southern and Southwestern cit ies the anniversary celebrations a.t held in public parks or summer gar dena and elaborate programs have been arraceeil for iu ... eluding popular games, races, etc. Men who are nlxnv. nit on, nit... ... kill two birds with one stone never1 bag much game. . I SENSATION IN THE E DIVORCE CASE Vice Chancellor States He Was Approached In Interest of One of Parties to Suit- Understood That Friend of Mrs. Duke Had Spoken In Her Behalf. NEWARK, Aipril 2C At the contin uation of the Duke divorce proceed Ings tills morning Vice Chancellor Pitney' made the extraoidlnary decto ration thai; an attempt had been made to influence him in favor. of one of tlve parties to the 'sulf. It I9 imderstocd that a woman1 friend of Mrs. Duke wrote a letter to the chancellor, isk Ing him to deal leniently with the defendant oni tiiie giround that rela tion between! iriMitoon," the cori-cs-poiMlenti, and Mrs. D.ike. were of Hn honornb'e character. The writer of the letter is said to have aHeged that Mrs. Duke'a friendship for Hnntoon; was based upon Ills kindnei-w to her mother, who died recentliy In an asy lum. , -. .' . . , ' . ARMY OFFICERS NOT BT WASHINGTON, April 2C The su thoritlea of War Department are not unduly exerolued-over the incident' reported from Maiolos, wJiere the con etabulary is reported as having jeen attacked. . It is presumed that those who were Implicated in the assau.lt belong to a band of robbers in. the neighborhood, but that there is no oc caslon for apprehension in- regard to an uprising of dissatisfied natives. Thtre ts notlilng .in Uie .eports roin General Wood to Justify such a sensa tional theary.. The fact that the scene of the recent attack is comparatively near Manila Is not considered of any special significance either. Maiolos Is near the heart of a moun tainous district, where dense foreste afford an admirable opportunity for tiie hiding of just such a band of 1 ob bere' as must have attacked the con stabulary at the place, which, by the way, was the headquarters of Aguliial do, and from which he incontinently fled toward the north until h-a wi.8 captured by Funston. .' SINGAPORE (Straits Settlement.) April 26. Correi'porKl'snt of PublUn- ers' Proes ia informed that notorious Chinese Republican Dr. Sim Vat San, made a secret visit here recent ly. It is reported co good authority tuat "refoimers" are busy trying to or- gaiKze a new pja-t. Their present pun is to etir up troabie between southern and central provlncea 011 - one hand ar.ii norihern provinces on the other. Tlieir aim im this Is to bring about the overthrow of the present dynasty. Even friends of tiie reformers en gaged in the scheme consider that it is to make sirchi an attempt but a majority of leformers are Incapable of accurately judging what the ituat'ioK lj. REBUILDING CITY IS OF NO. 33 BADLY HURT From Thursday's Daily. Endue No . 33 'diraa-lnsr n b-vii'ii. bound passenger train On the main of the Southern Railway, turned over and rolled down the embank ment at Pomona Juration at 6 o'clock this mowing. Engineer John Win- gate was painriury hurned and scalded besides miKtaiiilne- a hrnkpn. Ipc anil several bruises. His fireman, coi- orea man, aiso recclvetl painful in juries. : The Wlnston-Sal-pm tioin haA I'.i.- right-of-way and was crossing over to me main line when the engine of No. 33 ran into the open switch while cunning- at the rate nf about so mito? .in hour. Another engine was secured ora tne tralni wi dElayed about AO n;ir.itt-3 by tlie accident. Much Artlvifu Aim ness Men in Cisco at pre1 Arrangements Being Uu.) Many of t Burnedj to Rebuild City M J War Department AtkJj Troop, Order to ?,! tion Effectively. SAN FRAVOiorv . I embargo against pu'biw .-' There uJLT.K from Oakland tli: the ruined j-ik- tider fugWvei OfBr..al eatimaieilll Franclwo had losi, tnm, sen.?. After v:.. ''. wants to IeaVe win k"! own wav. '"H A prominent city nB,. monrlng: -There mZ in San Francis ,hu are p-opte to do it." 1 art of the eityonoit nana and iinlmr boom town, on Urowier ,f active buildinR opewC,' aiicj lllllliuri' tiT t-lil. , all howpitals Is rn7. .1 . . ---mi 11 u ""! rewiuieti hi tl hours. less attention s now bfiJ ousjii 11 miners or earth ireaoent occurrence. 1 Relief Fund Now tlJ NEW YOttlt Anrtl a relief fund waa Ainon ,a.S mark this mowing and tlmie to Ann- In n-l'k . i ,v .T.."" ' "".'H viuura averaged slctt The seven t.nvo sln ,1 line 'liav aveiiio-oH each from all over tbe tod iiivw ui-uuein. me total of fund to aboat I'IMohm More Troops AiktiH accaitment rew vM h vice from General Orettj" "I d)?jire esieclanv in J tentlon of the secietarv ot J nesesaltv for aMu.iflnai J ; ruuy guard Interest but taw have been past and are ovenaiei loci tan' are slnml.v omnrM conditions dmain1lnr m-:i;iiJ can uest ue subserved tti large a force as practicJ sblrlt and conduM nl and , men was maintainej i standing of the AmeriPM coctrnuance of "physteaj d mental lesponsiWKty ig ; able." . IN THE MYSTEBY OF FATHER 'S ST. PETERS RlTTlfJ A rvrll 98 Tho uioapjai - ance of Father Gepon, who has not ueen neaia irom since Aipril 8, h8l been deenened bv the arrtv-il h.orp consigned ' to solicitor named, of a -ner couiaining some or the priest s effects. The letter came from BerKnf and enclosed was Capon's iJuc-KCioooit wun tstiu roubles acd a key to Gannn'a safe nt'rrm i with a - request that the sollcilor shouW act according to instructions. No Instructions were Included In the letter, however. Th iMtoi- ic directed in woman's handwriting and this has added to the mystery'. LimEliflToF IT SPENCER. April 28. Alice, the six-year-old daughter of Rev. and Mi. J. M. Ducuwar. of Siwnwr hn . fatally burned here Thursday night. u:ru uis morning or tne injuries sus tained, after thirty hours of Intense suffering. The Interment waa held this afternoon, the mother being un able to go to Richmond, tha former borne of the family, on account of wvere burns sustained In attempilng to extinguish tha flames which brought death to her child, who pulled a lighted larnn (mm tnhU ..., her clothing to ignite. : RALEIGH, April K.-H ham, the young white nut ti couDty, Is still here, wuUti the penitentiary to serve Si tesn ea.i' Eientence uiMfef Is for the killing of Ds-pattf Hintoa in Polk while the ofc a.lesting him for carrying es weaipcai He came here lis: day undxr bond with bis m bxaihiair and all are at the! except, the brother wto M back to Polk county lo m aiirangcment for either aa 4 come frjia there or h4vu of Wake or other officer bml ed ta deliver the prlsonsrj velop&di that the sheriff o( M not come owing to the If' '4 is in sessloo this week mi i of Polk county offered torn ficial commitment here ton ham's brother could deliver lis penitentiary ''authorities H brother declared that he W I to be put in the attitude oft ting his own brother to uVJ tiary so he returned to PJ few" days ago to arrange m offlcer to come here or far tM izatlon of ShwifT PaKe ot s mak the de-ll very. I This Is the nrost rorairfcfl on tecvrd In this State. It 61 able not oniy for the. fJ prisoner Is unable through J liar circumstances to get h HentiaTy to beglm t M"j sentence, but also for t I circumstances of the crime. I was arrestect on the diait 1 ing a concealed weapon Deputy Hi n ton had gar offlca where a bond -,Ji pared Before It was iPJ dashed out of the office w frieiula told the depuV 1J plete tbe bond and let that they would sign it "i , Hlnton. pursued Dtutam! him, Durham claiming that went through his coat m turned and fired at Hintoa. n him fatally. Durham k at h had I . V. I.U " ...i " . , kln ... tir. n ii .1 uatt am 'a iin"i " " I- . u be searched and a second against htm for carrying weapon; Miitriai in Virginia I Dnln-nirr inill 23. AM at Floyd Court House, John W. Richards, charge 1 murder of his rival suit. J Francis, of Roanoke, ea..; n ij th.t .ho- mere 111'! after a deliberation of "j Judge Moffett had a "" J Rlcharda was awaia 'r: main in jail uMH next W a third trial will be i trial was had last OcJ suited to a hung jury. ' t shot to death while gy to see his nance Ust defense aought to pnr -
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