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The regular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary Committee to the Salvataion Army for rescue work will v be held Wednesday morning at 11. o'clock at the Army headquarters. - The Baptist Young 'Peoples' Union of the Calvary Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for their-regular monthly business and social session. '.M. Jf Mr. H. K. Jenkins has returned to his home in Charleston, S. C, after visiting his daughter, Mrs. R. E. Grib ben, here. Mrs. Jenkins will remain several weeks longer in Wilmington. X- -X- -5f i Miss Ida Hankins, who has spent held at the Harmony Club Wednes day afterndh at 3:30 o'clock. ' . ,, TOWN TOPICS. ' Qesertcr to Fort. With Private Oscar Bishop, deserter, from the North Carolina brigade in Texas, in his custody, Policeman L. W. Kim ball arrived from Winston-Salem on Monday and departed Tuesday morn- mg for Fort Caswell, to turn the young , man oyer to the military au thorities. Laying Drain Pipe. Forces of the 20-inch storm drain on Market street irom seventeenth east to Burnt Mill creek, a distance of four blocks. Curb ing is also being laid along this street. Tons of Black Fish. Mr. J. B Fales has gone to New York City to attend to the sale of 11,000 pounds of sea bass, or black fish, that were caught a few clays ago off the mouth of Cape Fear river, and which were And Soon Was Perfectly Strong, And Better Thajn She Had Eyt BeenSas 1 HIESOi Vv STEAMER FEARFUL some tinifi in Kni-Pa n minnnn- puiuii uy :wi. rmts uau upi. i will speak to the Epworth League of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. -5f Mrs. C. W. Leighton has gone to Richmond, Va., where she will be joined "by Mrs. Ellett, a relative, and together they will visit Northern points for the purpose of inspecting tnenew spring millinery -V. .v Miss Isabel Bishop, of this city, and Mr. Joseph W. Allen, of Cheraw, S. C, were married at the residence of Dr. J. J. Hurt, pastor of the First Baptist church, Monday evening at 9 o'clock, in the presence of a number of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will reside in Cheraw. -k Miss Bonnie Granthan, of Fair mont, returned to her home Tuesday afternoon after a pleasant stay here as the guest of Miss Joyce Jones, at her home at the Colonial Apartments. Miss Grantham was a delegate to the Woman's. Missionary Convention and remained over several days with Miss Jones after its close. - The B. Y. P. U. of Calvary Bap tist church will have a, social and business meeting at the church Tues day night at 8 o'clock and all mem bers of the City tjnion are invited to attend. -Jr Mrs. J.. F. Cates has returned to the city from Durham, where she spent a period with friertds and rela tives. She was accompanied home by Miss Annie Ruth Cates, who is her guest at No. 1609 Grace street. George, of Southport, and shipped to New York City. Store Entered. It was reported to the police Tuesday movning that the business house of Bodreaux & Peter son, Grace and Nutt street, was en tered Monday night, but thus far nothing has been missed. The front door, was pulled from its hinges. , Opened Bids. Bids were opened Tuesday morning at the local Dis trict Engineering office for a Deisel crude oil-burning engine to be in stalled in the dredge tender Manteo, to be built for the government to be used inthe New Bern district. Single Deed. Following is the only deed filed for record Tuesday: George B. Applewhite to W. F. Hanchev. lot on South Eighth street. STOLE CASH REGISTERS. IMPORTANT MATTERS! Nego Boys Raid Tidewater Car Barn Other Cases Tried. James Toomer, charged with the lar ceny of cigars, cigarettes, etc., from the cigar store of Mr. R. F. Warren, some time ago, was sent to jail Tues day morning to be held for trial in the April term of Superior Court. William James Hooper a colored boy, was sent to the county roads for three months charged with stealing old car regis ters from the car barn of the Tide water Power Company. William Lloyd a smaller colored bojT, implicated in the same charge, was turned over to James H. Johnson, colored probation officer, for six months. George W. Bryant, a colored youth. charged with vagrancy, was turned over to James Johnson for six months. John Hill, colored, a delinquent juve- tnile, was turned over to James John son. The State took a nol pros in the case of Arthur Drew, charged with violating the driving ordinance. Walter Nixon will be tried tomorrow on a charge of violating the driving ordinance. Narrows, K.Mrs. C. F. Askins; pi this place, writes v "About 15 years ago I had got into a run-down state my back ached all the time, felt weak f my bones seemed to ache all over.. 3 had weighed only 104;lbs. .-. wheir ,1 married, and never had been right , ro bust since I reached wotnanhood 4 . . but after my niarriage, I seemed tc get worse all the time for two years . . . until at this time my brother's wife . . advised me to. take Cardiu rheref ore, I began taking, it, and In a ihort while, I began to ifnprove, my health and strenglh began to be. built ip, and also rriy flesh. . . , Af ter my first cluld's birth, over twe ears had passed by, but the . . lidn't appear. My husband got rac 3qme medicine from our doctor, t which lid me no good, tho he intended it tc bring the . . . about, for he said the blood was going to my head and caus ing it to ache, which also helped tc make me so dizzy. . . So I turned tc my old friend Cardui and began tak ing it and . . . soon I was perfectly well and strong, gradually gained flesh until I weighed about 195 lbs... And- wafe so stout and strong, better than I ever had been.' Mr. Alfred Einuist Erigiieer On Portland, Was Given ? As Lost. V- :-V .( DRIFTED MANY DAYS IN FIERCE STORMS Arrived Here Last .Friday .And Is Now. Under Care of a Physician - - Almost . Rescued Once. lit: aiiiccess m m 1 FVPRV rmn WMfl HA55 ATTPNnPn THIQ Fiber Kavp SELUNG HAS BEEN WELL PLEASED WITH THE VALUES OFFERED AND TfiE CROWDS GONpUE TO GRO W LARGER EVERY MINUTE. BE SURE THAT YOU SHARE IN. THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT. BELOW WE LIST FEW OF THE SPECIALS WE ARE FEATURING. To-drift about in the South Atlantic Ocean for eighteen days in two fierce storms without an ounce of fuel oil n the tanks, it all havlne escaped when the vessel sprung a leak when near New York, to generate steam un der the boiler s, and to be taken in tow by an Italian steamer and then be blown to sea by the Second storm when the vessel was within five miles of the Island of Bermuda, off the North . Carolina coast, was the exper ience of Mr. Alfred Lindquist, of this city, seebnd assistant engineer on the American Steamer Portland, in the trans-Atlantic, trade, which went down shortly after It was abandoned 350 miles Southeast of Bermuda about De cember 24th. Engineer Lindquist arrived in Wil mington on last Friday and is now at Sarah Misses' Pine Ribbed 15c Hose, white or black . .9c Ladies' 18c Gauze Lisle Hose, white or black, 13c Boys' Heavy Ribbed 25c Stockings, at 13c Infants' 18c White Lisle Sox, at .. .13c Ladies' $1.50 French Kid Gloves at .....$1.29 Lot Soiled Ribbons, worth 5 to 10c per yard at . ,2c 25c and 35c Fancy Ribbons, at V 14c ,25c Plain Taffeta Ribbons, all colors, at 24c 10c package Bias, Tape, Lawn or Cambric ... ...8c 10c package Bias Tape, Lawn or Cambric ...4c 5 yard package Middy Braid, any color ... 10c All sizes Cable Cord,, black or white, yard . . . . ,2c 10c Middy Laces, all colors 8c 15c and 25c Sticker! Braids, 6 yards to pkg 5c 5c Tape Measures ... . ; 3C 10c Garter Elastic, black or white 8c 5c Knickerbocker Elastic, black or white. ibc Girdling, black or white 5c Shirt Collar Bands, all sizes 2 spools Basting Cotton, black or white for J. & P. Coats' Spool Cotton, any color. Ladies' 75c Fine Ribbed Union Suits, at Ladies' 75c Knee Length Union Suits, at . Ladies $1.25 Heavy Ribbed Union Suits at Ladies' 65c Ribbed Vests and Pants, at . . . Ladies' 15c Gauze Vests, all sizes, at Ladies' $1.50 Glove Silk Vests, white at ...... Infants' 15c Ribbed Vests at Infants' 35c Fold Over Vests at Misses' Fleeced Rib Union Suits at ... Misses' 35c flat thread Vests and Pants at Infants' 35c Rubber Pants, at ..4c ..Ec .ic rK ...4c 43c .42c P. J: 43c 10c or .Uoh, $1.29 10c 29c 43c ...19c ...23c Cardui, used by thousands of (Lindquist, No. 713 Surry street, under 1 Aromen, and prescribed by physicians. ! tne care of a physician, as a result must be a good medicine. Try it. WORK of the severe exposure that he, to gether with the other twenty-five members of the crew of the Portland, underwent while the vessel was drift ing in the two storms. The crew of .the Portland was taken off that ves sel while it was drifting in the second .storm and carried to Kirkwall. Scot land and then brought to New York City on a steamer of the Norwefgan American line. Engineer Lindquist and the other members of the crew landed in New York nn .Tfltiiinrv 91 Campaign to Raise Monev For sixtytwb days over-aue. Not a word I he Y . W. ( A Xso Ro v.mKn. .i - M-t- 1 uicuiucis ui iier crew uiili 1 rnpv were rescued by the Norweigan steam er Brazil, which had wireless and Which sent, the news of the safety of the crew to New York. They had been given up as lost. While the Portland was drifting in ERS ARE NOW CITY Aim SSNfi Belk-Williams Company gun Tuesday Morning. The finance campaign of the Wil mington Y. W. C. A. swung into mo tion Tuesday morning with about 60 workers enlisted in Hip mnvo tn T0 ISA $5,000, a part of which is to be used as the. Soutn - Atlantic practically every ALL OFFICERS WERE RETURNED LEAK SITUATION CLARIFIED TODAY BY MANY DENIALS. (Continued From Page Eight.) payment on the building. The cam paign is to oe of four days duration Annual Meeting of Associat ed Charities Held at. Court House Tuesday Morning. Chamber of Commerce In Special Session Tuesday Afternoon! Two highly important matters will be considered- at a special called meeting of the Chamber of Com merce Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ine lvianuiaeturers committee of thej Austria is preparing to celebrate Chamber of Commerce Monday en- j next May the 200th anniversary of uux&cu me new manutacturing suburb' the birth of the famous Empress and this will be chief among the ! Maria Theresa, things to be considered. Resolution win also be adopted in opposition to the revenue bill introduced in Cdn gress by Congressman Claude Kitchin. The bill will be severe on corporations and partnerships. The matter of the manufacturing suburb will be brought before City Council in regular session Wednes day morning. available piece of woodwork on the steamer was burned in the boiler fur- The work is beme conducts ,naces A operate the pumps in an ef- the verv ahl Hirwir. nt tvt, t rort to K?eP the vessel afloat. During McGeoree. of Rirhni va i.the las six days, prior to their res- secretary for the South Atlantic States CUe n December 23, nearly all food who arrived in the city Sunday and Is -Riven out and the crew had re already acquainted with the various sorted to the small emergency pro workers who are bending every energy ' visions carried in the life boats. The toward the realization of their purpose fresb water in the steamer's takns had Miss McGeorge delivered a helpful and also become salty and practically un inspiring talk to th members of the drlnkable. The sufferings of the crew canvassing committee Monday after- from over work weather exposure and noon and. when work was begun Tues- nenr0Us condition, QW.ing to the.Port day morning each knew exactly what Ian(J,r plightr was 'extreme.- Only the' was expected of hpr Mta ivTn, smallest amount of sieen waat tn ho! spent some time in Wilmineton re- nad aud that under the most trying! Jt is the idea Pf the officers and di- ucniiy ana is thoroughly coenizant of conamons. I'is oi.me Associaiea unarmes to the needs of the association. I When the officers and crew of the cmPlQy a man experienced, in ' this Archdeacon Thomas P. Noe, of the board of directors of the Associated fort to keep the vessel afloat. During ! Charities, at the annual meeting held V V K V U. J U1V1 lilllt) Urt A J. KJ VylUVlL, 111 VUC basement of the Court House, as a member of a committee appointed some time ago to investigate the feas ibility of creating an office of a Pub lic Welfare Agent or . Social Service Secretary, to be run in conjunction with, the Associated Chafities, made a favorable report and his committee was authorized to act with the board of directors in..suchL stejps jas. they, saw necessary. -,. , P."mch declared, he believed history would show that Von Bethmann-Holl- weg's speech marked the turning point toward peace. "I realized," he said, "that the peo ple's minds, heretofore thinking only of war, would turn to thinking of peace, that outside of the better things they would think 'of what ef fect peace would have on business and finanance, and that a man ought to act quickly in selling securities." Baruch said he was guided in deal ing on the market solely on informa tion gleaned from a ticker service and the newspapers. He 'always bought Securities outright, he said. : When he learned of the Bethmann Hollweg speech Baruch said ne was in tthe office of another firm negotiat ing the purchase of some securities. f 1 amn c Duy tnem. he said."I went back to my own offices and began to sell everything I had." "He said he sold Steel because ft was practically at the top." "The technical situation was bad," he said, "but the Bethmann-Hollweg T . Ol Is Aground Off Barnegat Shoals (By Associated Press ) New York, Jan. :io. -li,- w gian steamship Bowden, irn M I'm zas and St. Jago, Cuba, wen: asrii last night on the soutlu-:i:i (mi 0' Barnegat shoals during a hs and a rough -sea, and was repoii 1 today ! officers of the Coast Or.unl cn'io'r Mohawk to be in no imnn-diiiie d:;n ger. It was believed p,':e could b pulled into deep water at Ii'r.li ti(k Signals of distress v.i-ie heun! l;y the Barnegat Coast Gu;n.;. slmrtly after the vesel grounded. Eflorts to render assistance were I'mil- on account of the rough weal!) r and the Mohawk left here to go to her rescue. The Bowden is a vessel of 718 tons net. ST. JOHN'S LODGE, NO. 1, A. F. & A. M. Emergent Commu nication this (Tues day) evening at 8 o'clock, sharp, for the purpose of conferring the degree of FELLOW CRAFT. (5 Candidates.) All members and 'vis iting brothers will be cordially re ceded. By order of the Master. A. S. HOLDEN, Sec'y. 'Jnnl of I ; TWEFAiSKU.HI Sold in 2, 10, 25 and 50 lb. cotton bags and la 1, 2 and 5 lb. cartons, packed at the refinery Chocolate Custard is only one of the sweets which prove there's A Franklin Sugar for every use. Granulated, Dainty Lumps, Pow dered, (confectioners, Brown Seventv-ninp nar- Portland woro innmi vi, work and have him work throughout 1 fap.5n was Ine Principal reason I rf -" lv JM. 1,11X2 CA' " v -v vv a ATV iuin; . - penses of this institution are met with Citv a few ays ago, some of themithe city, making investigations of so me revenue derived from memhprshir, were in very bad condition, ttnffinepr ;cltU rvice conauions. jvir. joe nas fees and other receipts. But one finance 'Lindquist is reported as being in the campaign is conducted each year and 1 best of condition of the score or mote, because of this those interested in the 1 He is now in bed at his home under welfare of the institution feel that the care of Dr. Arnold Stovall. suffer- me are not imposing on the good na- ,'g from a severe cold that he con- sold, and that speech still hangs like a pall over the situation," OLD NEW HAVEN MAKES ANOTHER MOVE. been in conference with members of Testifying that during the "leak" City Council and the Board of Coiln-' Period he h"d called up Secretary Mc- ty Commissioners in regard to the AUO. aru :ti explained that he had matter and it is understood that they look with favor upon the proposition ture of anyone when they asked for as-.tracted during that period he was buf-'Tlle work of tne Associated Charities sistapce. feted about on the Portland. Some of . The Store That Sell Wooltex SUN FAST Drapery Fabrics For Spring are now in. many attractive designs Cretonne, and Chintz. They include in Tapestry, Be sure you visit our Curtain Depart ment before doing any spring re-f urnish- mg.in your home. A. D. Brown Brenlin Window Shades. 7 1 The sixty workers who have enlist-'the crew of the steam pd for the campaign have been divided to hospitals. nio six terns and they are to meet nt J The Portland, which is owned by the association each afternoon at 5 the Kerr Steamship Company, of New d clock to render reports. jYcrk city, was a vessel of about 2,800 .k,.,I7.-. I tons, mastered by Captain Howard INSTITUTE OPENED TUESDAY. Reece. It sailed from the metropolis 1 on September 26th with a cargo of war .jr oHc,.l uC way nj. wrigntsDoro munitions, bound for Havre France , ..?e!,e"t Addpesses. ( The steamship .landed in the French 1 tie institute for the farmers and port some time later and discharged truckers of the Wrightsboro seetionland steamed on thS return for New was opened at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday! York on November 17th with a part morning with many in attendance and cargo of crushed stone for ballast, reports reaching f he city are to the ef- When three hundred miles east of rt that all attending are very in-J Nantucket Lightship the Portland ran ivsLed in the program which is be- into a fierce Northeast storm and aft 7 carried out. Many went down from 'or battling with the gale for several :lLy in automoDiies to attend. d.nvc, tho n.iUn 0i,Qn ItJ"".1! a-leak and the k. Gore and done so a the instance Af fMnnni E. M. House, President Wilson's ad visor, to suggest to the Secretary the name of a man to fill a vacancy in the board of the FeFderal Reserve of New York.. He said that Colonel the meeting Riirnd n tu, ' l?r.ov "u. an. me teie- .:n v zr". . Pnone ana said: ut- lurwaruea 10 tenresentanve here would be greatly benefited by the creation of such an office. Practically every person present at der the aifsnico nf th at0t0 r,, " -f & -.o.n. tluu mc l. upre ana r. rearsaii, wt 1, nf S ihSttD"Pt-:entire.,stora of fuel oil the to the executive committee. V --o"-" uiicfi,: vessel ournea, was lost. f Tin Mori K i1 o frlinr. Tr-s 01 Grant endorsing the bill which will provide for the establishment of a home in this State for girls and wo men. The petition is in the hands of Rev. Dr. A. D. McClure, president of '.thought the name me Associaiea unanties, and he will forward it at once to Raleigh. All officers of the organization were re-elected as follows: Rev. A. D. McClure, D. D., presi dent; Mr. P. Pearsall, vice president; Mr. S. M. Boatwright, treasurer; Miss Carrie L. Price, secretary. Dr. A. D. McClure, Rev. Thomas P. Noe, Dr. E. S. Bulluck and Messrs. D. P. Pearsall. were elected (Ry Assofi.-itctl J'rcss.) New York, Jan. ;(.- Slures of the New York, New Haven Hart ford Railroad broke four points to 39 1-2, a new low record, diuin? to day's early dealings on I lie Stork Exchange. This exceeds previous minimum made in l'"!r. In n 1-3 points. Last year the ;;iocK , n cov ered to 77 7-S. This morning's decline lepnnls a loss of almost 15 points :;iiifc the first of the year. The New Haven road lias ?::0'ittV 000 of 6 per cent, notes .'-onirpd It collateral maturing on May 1. The entire stock list was adversely afW- ; ed as the decline in N"v iiu iNorm Carolina Extension fipr.: nr ,jt J'"ff 0" w,th the wha, ccu,d S to keep 'the than county. Inscitute Committee of the , pumps at work, the distressed steam- 'or driff-prf info tvii Smith a 1 : i-,.f0J InsMe being con- being unable to get word to any port looted Tuesday also by Mrs. Jane S. or steamer because of the fact that it iw' 1? geI?t hl Demon" . was not equipped with Wireless. Aft tration Work. . or. ,ir.riQ.- , . uuutifiuiug UUIUSUipS 101 . eignt daVS t.hfi Tta 13 n ctoo m nr TTmJ-.!o V,,r . . , . . A . M . . . I i wi,viUltl J XAJl Ul itT, MU V C ivimy HULU SHOW. in sii?ht and tnMr thfl t,wi w r j - niij x ui iiaiiu ill LU W for Rormnrtn V. t- t--; i Poultry F.-.hr!-,e A- w... i,.--. . "west, yiaue 01 re- , Iuge. Arriving off that island during night's meeting,, which was held il ! ifXol is mlSi naval base and the ne held in this citv i be a good thine for wiimwtnt, or loU mues an hour, carried the two "There is a vacancy in the Federal! reserve uanK. 1 don't know any thing about those fellows down there. Won't you suggest a name " Baruch saiu ne aia so: Cninnpl tottllSlHClOrV iinri charoa TTnUn.-; Of di... I on ..I.. J V., 4- . . - J, UUCU O I l It'll Olt'l I .HI MoZ imtomest 11 to Secretary important stocks forfeit inrj jvicAaoo. j early gams A general denial was offered bv 1 ' i.ti uuii iuui ne naa any communica tion with any one in Washington about the time of the President's peace note in regard to it. Baruch said he never talked over the telephone with Secretary Tumulty yji uiscusseu ine peace note with him il:iv.a othtf their BILL BRYAN AND WIFE VISITING NASHVILLE. jollowine are those elpctpd mem bers of the board of directors: Rev. ) fact in connection with this whole mat (By Associated Pross.) Nashville, Tenn., Jan. .10. -Mr. The story that he hart (and Mrs. William Jennimrs Hryan are Tumulty, in the Bilfmore hotel he ?uests of Nashville today. They a.f said, was "moonshine" Ther ta'nnQ here on invitation of the IjwMW ut the equal suffrage organization F. B. Clausen, Rev. S. Mendelsohn, Rev. Thomas P. Noe, Rev. J. A. Sul livan; Rev. W. V. McRae, Rev. A. D. McClure, Mayor P. Q. Moore, Dr. R. B. Slocumb. Dr. E. S. Bulluck. Messrs. W. A. McGirt, S." M. Boat wright, James F. Post, D. L. Gore, P. Pearsall, M. G. Tiencken, Capt. Wal ter G. McRae ter which has been verv (ronorgTitr I and citizens are joininer in tlipir f 1 nuQrlnn" 'ti . t . t tarfQirttvinnf nnv. .'wrr i '11 111' v -luuncu i idi ut;u voiunteere'i iu"'icui, w-y yni" inac is that the Japanese people, than whom there are no cleverer in the world, took steps to close the Stock Exchange immediately following Von Bethmann-Hollweg's speech." This action, noted by Baruch on Dp- cember 13 increased his desire to sell, eludes a breakfast to Mrs. Jiryan, a suffrage luncheon with Mrs. Hryan a speaker, an address to the Lrgislatuw by Mr. Bryan, a talk to the Y. M. C A. and banouet tonieht at which Mr. and Mrs. Bryan are expected w speak. The presence of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan in the city is expected 1 add interest to the convention of tw uc, Thfi fsntlATintenrtoritti o -ra c tnlln-ra. I he Said Mra w w t-to-o ivrc t rp' ine situation in the Jananesp mnr. James, Mrs. J. M. Solky Mrs. Mag- e,Vwas Similar to that here," he said, i Tennessee Equal Suffrage Lea? gie West, Mrs. Cuthbert Martin, Mrs. ,don,t let them . sell; short over corporated, which began today i"icj aiut;u was iurtner questioned The matter was not fully decided on "ua eiorm broke suddenly and but all are convinced l that ?t woS u Lal?' .hich blowing at a rate be a good thing for WJlminetnn and . loU mues an hour, carried the two ities had been proeressine most sat a jvery good thing for those interested ! zr!Sf aay . shore. The next 'isfactorily during the past year were M. L. Stover, Miss M. D. Howey, Rev. J. A. Sullivan and Mrs. W.' M. Cummihg. Annual reports showing that mat ters pertaining to the Associated Char- in chicken raising. The club will meet again on Mon day night of next week and at thi: morning, when about 75 miles from Bermuda, the Italiariship cast Off and put into port for a tusr or revenue time permanent officers to head tbe,cutter to aitl the Portland, but nothi organization will be elected Quite Jngr ever arrved to tow the vessel In. h iiumuer axienaea Monday night's meeting, which was presided over by Temporary Chairman J. H. LeGwin. read. "Those making reports were President McClure; Miss. Price, secre tary; Mr; S. M. Boat Wright, treasur- rulie. dIfa varies s. Sabin, ar- vttr 4 ht.t i t j i o:k Danifer. who ear v in by several of the committeemen as to tne details of his operations, the hear ing recessed until 2 o'clock. A rumor which Mr. Wiipple said had cotne to the committee , to the ef fect that Baruch, sometime during Oct ober, November or December har hit,. - ..Tith Count VOtt Bernstorff, Mr. a New NOTED MINISTER DIES AT HIS N. Y. HOME. Ret. (By Associated I'rfs.O New' Vrtrlr Isti :(t TliR Stephen Merritt, Methodist and undertaker, who died at his ho" here yesterday, officiated or ass'st at the funerals of Daniel V.etM- . . , 1 "LIFER", OBSTINATE, PREFERS "SOLITARY" nMYT. i uv8BCT - VJ'" ...Lotion dieted a peace move was Sd bv ! er?oth Tucker of the !;r.Dt Rnrnrh . " i auuv ana many oiiili i""- A OA. Aiier arming about for 7iin. flavs. seiroraf imeoniB n auring which time, all woodwork, in- secured eluding flooring: berths, furniture, llmer BergenjoTd and the crew landed- PUGl,ST BREAKS DOWN. DOOmS. etC. U'Orn fvfirnarl (mUVia i' n.i1. u-.i . .. i fBv Assnoitttotl Umon 'u .iirwc iuiii- m.ivew i orK, aunaay, January zi. i New VnrV f- oa , , ifi e,u 'I'?.?-aJ ' ot the .. Mrs. Lindquist stated this Uota ' once JSfchift, XzZSZJSPZ- , "ucu uie erew were almost mat she had-become verv anxious for r yu- without food, the anoyance beine her son kntXS J11 mmate BeHevue Hos- ! " Thra Vtfte V ' m beln-S her son and feared' that something had 5 tal' todaT TriTihS1 H3" &n'i bUt .he did nofgive gfi I Mahe.r.vJs. 47 years ! ' ' I BostonrL,. enceiSpT S Sa blfTOJl eroy, a life convict at ChartoTn old; State prison, has refused tn oei wbZuu: u""y tow we,llie . crw was safe aboard that ship, reiused to hPtrln vpsrp vitui, a. . . " : 1 " D"'P. . - - work- in the prison shop under a mod nnrw 'l ine r not a word had been heard to the nu- of Directors Mri Mayhti fA-k--a p "nar a od .as Pouring m it was 'estimate that iserons itt flr tarnc .TS. MT3' Martin, for the Red "-"-"-fii, vt otuicute irranron loo h -.r i ... w . ... - r . ' " vv.Biui0 moi oua uiu&k zrtmatv rt . t t--i week. 'eir 'rT forty-.hud seflt to the steamfehip company in for 0 ni Prison authorities said Pomv 1.???' " ;In New York. Mr, Lindquist had 'not DaM-lP had been, "put in punishment." which made tn t "a: -euon was, been home in two years and was ex- Isterlng Circle nf th Vtn ... iu iaiia ine crew, but trwine tn rievtoii : iiara tr. nrvKA -t - - Vl Lllt5 Jin - num nave nothing e- the strict riilAiiA nrifiai,..!: ITr.." - , l" .T-' ."4-ias cers; ; Mrs I C. rHani Daugb- visitfrte' cept bread and water until he wai '5 tw . l T,r ,uJfijantlort-""'Mays. Mr. Llndqirtst gpent his nur-:Mh t: , ready to observe the ru.es. ar?Sr"beinS ab"a ttte . BraJi WK! Kings Daughters many Americans. )fl Mr. "Merritt who was horn here loo . i,...iit uno' j.ooo, iuunaea one oi liiu miv-- m. tnVfn -nlintrV. p preached in 11 different clmrones u w.- A ... t hat "C "6 ma career dul il if .. . jjs never accepted compen.sau. " services as a clergyman. MARTINEZ SLIPS HIS .CHAINS IN MEXICO '' ' '' I (By Associated ITi's -.) T ,fp Queretlaror Mexico, Jan. J c0t Martinez, who was a )ii: (n '-' nection with the : -" , ei Tl ; .1 x ni ii,1' ,-. -r-iPl" ricaiueni iwauero in u day ago from the ) iilin.i.:i ! which he 'was confined, it 'a:' known today; r:i;-;;n,J..7....,i J .V i 111 JMMkJMi :-"J-: ' iililliiiiliiitt
The Wilmington Dispatch (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Jan. 30, 1917, edition 1
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