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.A foLViI.-NO. 41 WINSTON-SALEM; N. C. TIIUUSDAY. JULY 20. 190G. .PRICE 5 .CENTS UN OVATION -IN CITY OF LONDON EKS ELOQUENT ADDRESS BEFORE 1NTERPARLI AMENTARY PEACE CONFERENCE, nflucnt Remarks, Largely Responsible For Adoption Of InDortant Resolution Aiier nis Aaarcss business Is Suspended ror a wiiiio auu ine ueicgaics oiven An hnnortunity 10 mcei Ana iaw wun me American Ltcsman Notable Reception Accorded Him. Hv i ulilisheiV Press.) nl 11-111!.,... DON, .Inly i- wonniii ;j3ii was "no of ine principal i a( this morning's session of .r,.arii;inie!it.ary peace confer- ,1 inckliMiiiiily through his clo wns Ii 1 r n hi c tn n i in iuuuciuk hfcrence to uuopi a nsumuura ruling the extension ot arui n the settlement of Interim-. ispiltl'3. - ryan was tne recipient or a vat inn ami loiiowing "is u- licrc was an impiouiput sus- of business of the conference e delegates cvowued aiiotti ine in orator to cuiigiauiiiuu uuu. "X. Speaking on the subject of arbltra tinp Bryan said: ; ii we are awe to separate ques tions of fuct from questions of Inter nal ional disputes Riid to apply to them deliberate, impartial judgment we shall be able to Kettle facts with honor when great questions arise.. We want time lor deliberation, time to mobilize public opinion for' peaceful settlement."' -, Pointing dramatically to a painting Illustrating the death of Nelson, Mr. Bryan exclaimed: "There Is us much inspiration in a noble life as in a ho n.Ic death, Permanent peace can on ly be established on the foundation of tie brotherhood of Man." mm 1 5 a. fl j ,'. it.. r "'A on-Salem Retail Mer Ints' Association Now Head In Membership. VOW THE LEADER burglar enters a t One Applicatione Passed Upon ecting Last Night. Committee d on Program And Catalogue rtising. President ', Cranford's beful Work in Securing New bers. ": . Retails Merchants' Association, nlzatiiHi of the city which us l! an alive, met in its new HiU'r- cr the postofflco -lasfni;'. five members were present. mmittee on . membership re-twenty-one applications, ;. tills the inembeishlp ineindo all ail merchants in the city ex- lissibly three or four. - association naw has a nicmber- .S9, which is the largest in the Raleigh coming second wiih ilicrs. - . i e meeting fast night t.ha matter :diii ami catalogue advertising, nas been before the association m m a I . . . - m m WINSTON-SALEM'S on The home of Mr. S. A. Praff, Wjst street, West Salem, was entered about, l:20 Saturday night by an un known party. Mr. Pfaff was at his store at the time. Mrs. Pfaff was in her .'Kitting room.' She heard a man walking through the dining, room. She asked, who it was, but there was no response. Mrs. Pfaff thereupon Jump id up, closed the door between her room and the dining room and locked it.- The stranger attempted to break tut door open. Mrs. Ptaff called-to her sisltn-iii-Uiw, who was upstulrslo come with a loaded shot, gun but the In-t:udr:i- ikd wnen he beard the "gu:." n-snv.iOi.3il..- Mrs. Fluff does; not know wlmthor the man .wa- wbitc vf" black. ; A; I fa B:if v, - - - '-I, ii n n m Thci New Mionic Temple And Office. Building, to Be Erected at Corner o.' Fourth And Trade Streets. . - ID D RECORD SPLEf DURING THE PAST SEVEN MONTHS Within ThisTime The Amount of Money Invested In Manu facturing Enterprises Here Has Been Increased By Nearly Four 'Millions of Dollars Or Nearly Forty-Three Per Cent -Wonderful Progress In Other Lines. - CZAR PREPARING TO MAKE POPULAR POLITICAL M01ET0 PREVENT TROUBLE MAY GRANT CONCESSIONS TO OFFSET DISSOLUTION OF THE RUSSIAN DOUMA. It Is Bol'ovod llo Will Make Notable Concessions To Jews And Peasants In Order To Keep Down Papular Resent ment Of His Action In Dissolving National Assembly Although That Act Has Not Yet Create! Open Revolt Trouble Is. Brewing In Different Parts of Russia, (P.y Publishers' Press.) ST. PKTJSRSHUKO, July 21. It Is reported this rooming that tnii O.ar Is preparing another coup with the end of discrediting tho'Douma by is suing a manifesto gvliig many re forms to th county It is iroph( sied he will partlculaiiy, favor the peasants and Jews In (ho reforms to be granted. The general ntUtude of thu nation remains quiet and ft Is be Kevod Vierti there is little danger of a seneral striko for the present, ' Two Are Arrested. 'viflORO . ; Finland.' July 2 .Two members of.-1 ha dmmia havt been ar rested and thrown into dungeons, Thu arrest of others is expeoied. Martial Law Order Withdrawn. VIBO-RU, Fliilund, ,tuly 2I.The government, has wllhtlrawn tho order declaring martial . law hero as th-i result of douma roturnliig to St. Petersburg. MilUary control, how over, Is stll maintained over railroad from Finland to St. Petersburg. It Is believed that the permanent standing commllleu appolnlcd by th donm before Its adjournment to carry on tho work of libei-atlou, which Is headtAI by Prince Paul Uelgnrroukoff vice nrcftlduut of tup house, will rtiHko Its hcailquartprn 111 Vlborg and that all appeals to the eoplo will . ba Is sued from that city, r ; " Trouble Brewing In Finland. 4 IlKl.SINGFOUS, Finland, July 2. Worklngmen throughout, Finland mo becoming bellleosu as a result of tho troubles (ivhlclK have risen In Russia following tho dissolution of tho dotinia. Numerous meetings of work men were held in various parls of I ho country last night a-t which tho nmu pledged themselves to eotno to tho assistance of their Russian brother In cusu of a general strike order. Trouble at Odessa. LONDON.- July 24. Tho Central News says private dispatches hav reached London, stating that, anil Jewish program has commenced at Odessa. There hns been a heavy destruction of property. Massacres urn Inevitable. E JEWS KILLED IS I SING FUNDS. FIRE IS :S PITTSBURG mm BIDDERS FDR L (Ry Publishers' Press.) PITTSBURG. ' July 2 1. Seventy five gtil employees of the Imperial laum!ry rushed panic-stricken from era! weeks, was discussed and thu building this morning when they arranged- bv the appointment I ucovtieu ioau.K mir fullowing committee: E. W. clothes. T he loss to the. laundry or O lianhni-fi Drug Store: ! nw" n ...... nk. Morris, of Huntley-Hll!- '. : l In.; Joe Rosenbacher ir:H-r & Bio.; H. E. V I- vogier & Son... and.. J. W. M ot Hie White Star C. All .ad it under the bead of proginm uliiRix miisl first have thn on- t of this committee : before cinti'aeted for by any' member ifsiK-iatinn. . . issnclation has made the must 'ill nrogress .- in its history Mie state meeting at Morehead few weeks nso. Wiiistnii-Salem Association ''mil iiboiit tenth In membership av ranks first. The associa rilnites its wonderful growth t ihe efforts of its . m-esi- -Mr. ,, I,. f'ranfoi-fl vvlm iliilpr- Unil Winston-Saiem should be "Hi should rpmsln tho haulier 'on of the South. Hun l!i publicans have not called my convention v-pt fur the ot county , officers," A .'f tli. unity stated today ili ii.n'it they would meet and tho la;ter part of August. . (Bv Publisher.-,' Press.) WASHINCiTOX, July 24. It is an nounced at. the treasury department rt:at 2!l7i people., bid, -for the new Paimnis Canal bonds. Only seventy eight, put their offers' high enough to secure any of them. BIG STREET RAILWAY STRIKE IS DECLARED ( Pi-blishers' Press.) NKW HKIXDH;. Mass.. July 24. Six hundrid employees of tho street lailwav went on a strike this morning Tbe nilncipal point at issue is the rec ognition ol the union. - ' 1 i 1 Pitriiii the i firsi . sevwr months of Ihe pied ut year the capital' Invested In .mdji'X'.iiu.'.j i. OiiVcrij. inv Win stoti Saiem has : beeiiv ltlci eased' about four milllou dollars or 4S per cent. i'h;ij Is n amount greater than the total v manufacturing capital In vested in OrectiBboro, . Wilmington, New Hern, Asi.ovflle t Raleigh- at the beginning of tie preaptit year and nearly as much as Charlotte's total mtinufacturiug capital at the same time. ;u other words Winston-Sa lem's Increase in about seven months has represented ' more manufacturing capital than any of these cities, with the exception of CharIotte: had alto gether sevenj months ago. .. Jim nisi, seven moiling oi mo pres ent, year have indeed been notable. iiiOs in the industrial history of the Twin-City. Not only has there been -a reimivkfible tunrcaso in the amount of cpmil- Invertine in" manufactures n;,t jn Jitnwr. lines the. forward move UiviU hss'lieen uio lesj - hoticeHble, Seoros of new house's' haVe been con structed horo during this time, among tliem gome large and handsome bus luess structures, and work has been bagun on other buildings; more char tars for new local enterprises havf been granted than for a long time p9st, while at least ten concerns have made notable increases in their capital stock; i , Wiuston-Saleni's record for the first seven months of 190U is one of which much larger cities might well be proud. Certainly It would bo difficult, if not impossible, to find a city of like size In the entire United States that has made ft better showing during the period under consideration. T Press.) . Jul) broken 24. A out in v"oroii- ; (Hy Publishers ST.,, 'PETERSBURG peasant rebellion has the provinces of Urcuuid aim esth and Cossacks ami .--infantry- re now engaged in fighting the peasants. The re-naltics tn date are reported to xreed fifty. Details received this morning in. regard to tho mutiny-at Warsaw last lugbt iire to tne eneci that two otlicers were killed and six injurfd in an 'attack of liiutineers on iheorilws' club. The. i'mitineers be longed to an artillery corps; ' A de tnchiiicnt ofj Infantry was called out and' subdued the mutineers. ; LAKE: DF N,i I ( (Ov Publishers' Press.) NEW YORK, July 24. At the meet ing of .tne board of dlicetors of the Norfolk and W'esvern Railway today. VV. H. Bariies, a director of tho Penn sylvanla Railroad, and S. B, Thayer, vice nresl dent, of Ihe latter company resigned as Ulrectors. H. C. Frlck, ens of the largest individual stock holders i:i the Norfolk and Western, and C. Weir, .representing one of the largest Individual stockholders' in teiesis in tho company, were elected to till Mix) vacancies. SHOOTING AFFRAY" AT DURHAM. Negroes Use Pistols in Three In , stances But No Fatalities Result. July 2.';. There were affrays in the country (Hy Publishers' Press.) ODESSA,.-'.July 21, Antl-Jewlsh outbreaks, wlilcn it was feaicd would occur, have begun. A halt dozen Jews already have been killed and greater disorder are -feared u. nhtok. Jlug dreds are distributed incendiary proc lamations in the attests. Cossacks are continuing their plunder of houses ind Khops In Jewish quarters. ,, Throe lews weie hilled and tiireo wounded hl!e defending their property trom ittacK. American Federation of Labor Preparing For Political Campaign. SAGE WILL FULL OF SURPRISES. Opinion Expressed by Former Busi ness Associate, Who Puts Estate at $100,000,000. Executors Confer. NEW YCRK. July 23. Cot. JV J. Sloeuni and Charles W. Osborne-, biother-ln-luw and confidential man. .aspectlvely, of the la'e Russell. Sage and co-executors of his estate wl'h Mrs. Sage, were In confoTOiice with the legal representatives of tho Sage ostate today. Mr. Sage's will prob- rbly will be 4irobaled shortly after the funeral. A former business associate of 'Mr. Sago expressed the opinion that the eslat would aggregate well beyond llOO.OMO.noo and that the will would contain many- surprise. Conn cl fur the estate of Russell .Huge to day applied to SurrogutB Thomas for permission to carry on Mr. Sage's business ponding the admission of he will to probate. Tho surrogate said ho would Blgn the order later. I John N. Ambler went to Ronnoke his afternoon. Mr. Ambler, who is a ji v II engineer, has his office. ..on the Clenimorsvyio road, Just beyond Car ter's store. Mr. Ambler Ik tho engl- ieer for tho building of the water Works at. Salem, Va., ami Chatham, Va. Ho was- head of the department of mathematics and engineering at jthe old Davis Military school for seven years. The Thirty Thousand Labor Organiia tlonV of the United SUtet to Called On for Contributions for Campaign . . Purposes.. President Compere to Establish Campaign Headquarters in Washington. (Hv Publlshern' Press.) . VV'ASlllNdTON, July 24. The Am erican Federation of , 'tabor wants money to cany on Its political cam paign. Appeals are being sent out to 1111,000 labor organizations, asking for contributions and sotting forth ma sons for the appeal.' An lntellliit campaign looking to tho, election of members of, the state legislatures and national congress friendly to tho Interests of labor cannot bo .effected, It Is argued, without Incurring sonm expense. , Coiiirlbuiioim from ono dollar up mo solicited. It Is intended that President (Jumpers shall main tain', regular political headquarters here, niodeliil after tho organisations . of the to great parties. He will bu In personal charge of tho campaign and will . direct the operations of speakers and organizers. DURHAM, i "wo shooting A re-effect ' iyfy Publishers' Press.) ... SPOKANE. Wash., July 24. ,u,rt reached here to the that the engine, express car and smok ing car of. tho tirtat Northern fast train westbound left the tracks near Camden, this State, and; plunged jowu an embankment lino lnnmouu l nkr The cars are submerged and nine meu who were in the smoker, to aether with the engine crew, are re- porte.! drowned. ELEVEN KILLED IN COLLAPSED BUILDING (Py Publishers' Press.) SOUTH FRAMINGHAM.Ma.ss.Jnly 24. The bjdy of a painter earned Mc ilairc was reccvtrEd fiotn the ruins of he b.iilding which cidinpsert yester day afternoon, making the total num ber of deed eleven. . The injured at the hospital aie all doing well. H will be sometime before the building can be thoioughly searched fur more vic tims thought to be in them. Sutherland. Captain Mbiilaxmery. who con ducted the excuiK an to Koaucke enduv, S2s liif.c was some drinkiiis and a f"w tights on tae train., it i undfi stood rhi-.t tin- t(i:..tuctor ami his flacnian were ctmijf !!'d to adopt streruoo nn'h"! to q-i:- s-mit of lug for those who tried to take lire. All of the parties In these affairs are colored." Their names have not been learned here as yet, as the officers who- have warrants are In the coun try looking for the violators of the law. One of these shooliug escapades occurred near Hollbway Station, some ten or twelve miles from Durham. The report Is tbt one negro went to another for tho purpose of buying a ten-cent drink of whiskey. He was accommodated, but after the glass was Oiled, the intending purchaser discovered he did not have any nione) and said he believed be would not take ii. This caused the seller to get mad and there was a "cussing" match, which' finally resulted in the one who sold whiskey goii.g Into tfct house, securing a guu and tiring two FhoU at the would-be puichaser, now thoroughly frightened, and who ran away. No damage was done. The other shootiiK affair was some iix or seven, miles from the city and grew out of a fuss between two ne groes, both tenauts for the same land lord. A pistol was nsed Jn this case. Another shooting case was aired 4n the police court this morning. Eu gene Saunders was charged with shooting and wounding a negro by ihe ii a i,i a of'ixinnie Sears. This oc curred soiiiti lime slue and Saun ders skipped out only to be captured at WiisfHi aud brought back hero for trial. He was sent to the grand Jury meter two wai runts, one for carrying ,i -'i"(" a'.t'd weapon and the oiber fjr Osmond Ttarrlnger, of CharlotlK, and C. N.Talbot, of Kyfaeuse, N, drove from Wlnsion-Salem Sunday morning i.) (ircoDshoro In a Franklin auto, havl;-; previously made a spin from Charlotte, to the Twlll-Cily In five hums. Ov ing to tho muddy roads ll took" tho iiutolsfs over two hours to make the trip from here to tlreons-boio. D. A, Robinson, of West Huleni. threshed wheat today, tils crop will aggregate '350 bushels. Mrs. R. J). W. Connor, of Raleigh, went to Mocksvitln this afternoon to visit her mother, Mrs. Phillip Hanes. T" 0 : . '.,' . ... I .. w.-'V " ' ' t . V V ':'v -1 - ' J fe,L S TZ Clrencs R Edwards.
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