"FOR GOD, FOR COUNTRY AND FOR TRUTH."
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DEMOCRATS RALLY
J gDrrengy bill
s FORCES IN HOUSE TO CRIT-
re'-ricrsw of financiers: "-
' BANKS' ENf ER; A'J Ptf&TE$lf
.rKOre!irt Wp" V. R.eeeiyingMor
. united support Than at Any
n Tithe Since His' Ejection.
Washington.-
ton; The, answer ..of.
mfntstratlon forces in'the hous
.i
house to
3 i'i fthfe ksticisiis' f ' "thS :,iteir; ; currency'1
y &Fthe' cpnfereakeVof rbajtiK-J
eiss at Chicago will be a tightening
hJb'f he 'lines anu ajmdfe vigorbus
stands. Informal conferences- of the
! Democrat' bikers WkiV'KMe
currency cn'TenlpliafeBflrthfe.
lace that the active- supportersor the
president's currency plan, expect to
put "he measure through "the house
without substantial change.
f fe amendments pionoed?toyv the
' - '-''Mfiers al poifrtWW By the1
$f WUff riders vuVSreU cwsideiredif
s dAl When - the1-' bill origrrfall was
jrprigjarejl, and .n-Hhe, long: (atefover
' , tJ its ' provfsiohs in the house commit-
prov
tee on banking and currency
The
propose no BQBuce l&pjtoan
t re-
!'4' 'selves ttnd- Vl
'seWJj
U.i-.-0- LUjf. v.7K.Jl
11114 uiiAari
prWile?ei of keepftig 8parf dT theTf
QW&PSe;:::tttrgei citiestrad many
worked into "the bill in' the senate, but
he change is. not expected in itlie
ersj'wm nve an opponum-
1 - V ty to'presi
present' their Views openly to
congress after the currency bill gets
into the serfatfe. ClsatrthSn fen 10T'
the senate-currency 'committee said
that while hearings had not yet been
arranged, "expected"' 'feadfng pre
sentatiyes ofthe.varioua. "factions",
ambttglt re)i5l'rs ofee cnjr
wbuldjlce 'lkVteOb give'!their views
of the' -bill' t'6 tfife Senate" "committee.
e. f! "I see a feat,, deal of merit- in, the
J$oposiiv1ltoI;Sredue -fletoewlllt the
ouantity.tif the, reserves."-, said Sena-
V tor Owen. W''haVe noV-'discusedl
the new legislate suf ncieiiaj n com
mittee, however j(o know 'wnatchang-
SULZ ERrIPtANNtfre TIGHTi
-CoVernor '6 'Move" lor Indictment of
Legislators Who Impeached irw
iew 1 orK. An enort wrii, ff maae
according to confidants of "Governor
Sulzer to procure the indictment of
who were most active in the impeach
- . - ment of the"govemori and also of 'cer
tain men high in Tammany Hall who
efitFy14
'legislature, 'v Lme of the charges, It is
saia, wui De criminal conspiracy.
This is the last strageticaove of
.the Sulzer "war board," as outlined by
Judge LpinJ.rnold wof .jgoVi
Durini,. ;
who volunf,,
gathering evidence, "touching - this al
leged conspiracy, and it was announc
ed that they had procured sufficient
data to justify them iiw paotfifethe
matter ftrThff: hands c,; pis At
torney Whitman of New York with
a demand that he lay the evidence at
once before a grand jury. -
Other lawyers and laymen here who
had a hand in the Sulzer proceedings
expressed confiden.ee J.Ua L. thuir'WJn
templated move will block the gov
ernor's impeachment trial. They de
claw 'that wnen?-tlreTeTidenCfc ' they
ha
iiMWdgcted feaaepbTlcMrw
caupfHte cc-wrt of appeal? ':to5"80rcHne'
to -Me senaWinH "Brfafaifd that
thep plele matters will "r-Jall fO'nhg
ground, as the senate would have no
power under the constitution to pro
ceed alone. . - ; r , ;v .
One Killed and Fourteen Hurt. x
AtlantaCre negloiwallilleli, four
teen passengers were injured, two seri
ously and several freight and passen
ger cars were almost totally destroyed
when nnrthhmind freieht Grain No.
thT5I&tkW:D
S as the latter train was pumng out
. of Alta Iniav-jne far-from Decatur.
World's
mi
ihoo
ens.
e
"'- 'Mon,:l4ltB65ftofBJf.3ReiSfnt
C V..fO e toSvUtti lril!ffr&liH.)ifrlss
'.l-v1 '' -ir iollHien hhjbterp!fet' fail!?
'8 : wwijMjyie one weeK.-'-Lttmns sci"
1 l-paipatevM'JSlSfe the
fA'm-0sime one wet.''lLefWnfsc
ear worw of eiving boys and girls healthy
the United States will be represented
by Secretary William B. Wilson of
the department of labor.
ARTHUR R. RUPLEY
1 1
Arthur Rlngwalt Rupley, one of the
new. congressmen at large from Penn
sylvania5, was nominated by the Re'
punjc'krlsthe Washington, the ' Bull
jyc nd t h R oos eve 1 1 Progressive
rp jpil8 iie
is a, business man, and
"f1
l:forty-flve years old.
tit
5 r,
IIS! .-i,-'-i
OVeR 109 persons killed
CAR LOADED WITrf DYNAMITE
EXPLODES IN THE MEXI
, . CAN CAPltKt-. 'fji
Thlrtx -Bodies Taken rjJm thft Rtfins
i fvl knd Many More Bipies Are
- in Debris;! f f-M l
An explosion ' ons a
gondola loaded with dynamite son he
tracks of a.-street car , company Ii a
thickly settled portion! ! of Tacubaya
a suburb of 'the capital' jkilled or.in-
1
yjuje, more than one hundred persons,
chiefly women and chl(rei. Thirty
bodies already have be4 taken from
the ruins, .of. ih,e housesk I Scores of
..punded are lying in tliitreeis.
Tho rUsnster was said ! tt haV been
susd bw a; collision at,ween a car
feded with1 iron pipe aria! a dynamite
cur. For a r(adium of '00 feejt from
the explosion scene not! a1 houle was
fvlntaQt.. . ..Most of the w4iS"Hng3
', ere of adobe construction, andthoso
rfearest where the car stood were con-
verted into heaps of clay and dust, un-
of vic
tims will be found
(It
Most of the victim
boring class, and pe
3jjWere oj the la
!s3d in?the col-
lapse of the houses.;!
jManxJine residents! in , Tacubaya
mmjmjn conenctffflg ftownj oi san
m . were partialis ;wf ecKea
IX'
ft
itNATORS PRESfJd O'NEAL
liHi -v 5
Urged to Call LegijatuKe; to Settle
- the Senatorial labfclf
' Washington. Selalr 'jiainkhead,
after conferring withth othr mem
bers of the senate, la cocurred in
the demand on the 6:fm)r of Ala
bama to call the leg3lkur ogether
and not endanger tlie ! farlffjbili by
the absence of one 4la,bKma Senator.
As the Democratic majorUy in the
senate is only one, ojvlitg; othe de
fecttojr'of th Louisiaea senators, and
aa "enat6V is ver;:il : anj likely
nottafTbfeTji'esent, itfeem that thqf
srfumfbW'ifnJeratively !dmanJs some
action to fill the vacancy iaused ,by the
death of Senator Jolistpn '
"It appears to me.f isaldi Senator
Dankhead, "after a riId tn4 thorough
investigation of the subjfectj ttiat the
only , thing the govejfhpf can; do to
meet the situation ansl ml thej vacan
cy in time to meet the demands here
and guarantee the pasae clthoAso'6mtiif-
iff bill
is to
call
the:
gigislaturft...to-
gether.
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a resolution au-
thorizing the governor to make a tem
porary appointment.
pttyerncptnt WilVSoonFnishl Lock.
rte-fr;jgertiraet lock,
abflriffr' ej" npsor'liom; on the
JpjM lpe -lMshed about
Stemer 2ff, anl)oats. will then pass
tlirOughV" TTie work on the; lock and
dan! iWed ia J8A0i and 271,000
hks.been expended., on : Its construc
tion. T. J. Kelly, who has teen in
Sotit charcfCof- the" work, will leave
ioSnt'ia C6j4,iletedr Wil
mifcgtonTJl!, where he will have
charge of other government work. It
is stated that the lock and dam will
raise the level of the river three feet.
HLIERTA IS
FACING A CRISIS
.. . ... - .; ,j u viif.v.li ;.
.,; .... mn-it-A '
United states WiiLP c0ni 1 n3 e1
TO INS?STbNS rlligrtTA'S t 'i -.
RESIGNATION.
DOCUMENT NOT MADE PUBLIC
President Studying the Mexican Situ
. ation Lind Makes His -Report.
Washington. The Huerta adminis
tration in Mexico may reconsider its
rejection of the American proposals to
restore peace in Mexico and arrange
a new basis for negotiation with the'
.United Igtatea .Strong 'intimations 'to
this effect reached official Washington
along with the information that the
financial condition of the Huerta ad
ministration was such that a crisis was
imminent. :
Shouldt $hf4 Huerta government de
cide to ener, in,to a new basis of dis
cussion,' withdrawing its contention as
expressed, in the Huerta note replying
to the proposals communicated by Mr.
Lind, President Wilson in all proba
bility will not read his message to both
houses of congress, as he intended.
Failure to send any word to the
leaders was interpreted in official cir
cles as meaning that the .United States
had practically given the Huerta gos
erhment time to .make, up its mind
finally as to "what it would do.
It is positively reiterated that the
United States will continue to insist
upon the reslKnatioiL.fl
President Huerta, or an announcement
of his antentlon to do so, as well as
his elimination from the presidential
race irij the subsequent election.
President Wilson spent some time
studying th noteT exchanged' by' Mr.
Lind and Huerta and preparing, his
message. White house officials an
nounced that no copies of the docu
ment would be 'distributed in advance
to the press, as has been $h6' custom
for years, as "it was desirable to keep
tne document aoreas? or. aevejoprrrent?
tcvihe.las minute. -The message-mayf
be t modified, y, ;dispajtchea, eceiypiA
and 'there alsois the ppss.ibilily Jthatl
the president may jjnd it expedient, tp
postpone delivery of the dewument.'
Reports from Mr Lind declare that
his relation with the. Huert. officials
are more cordial than before and that
the Huerta officials manifest a will
ingness to find some new ground for
a settlement.
TRY TO DYNAMITE GAYN0R
Enough of Explosive to Wreck New
York City Hall Found.
New York. A deadly charge of dy
namite, three whole 10-inch sticks and
two halves with a fuse and detonator,
was discovered near Mayor ,Gaynor's
office wihcrow' in the city nair. rue
bureau of c'ombustlbleS found tffSfthd
explosive was40.per cent. dyhaniiteJ
the regulation blasting proportion, and
the amount found would, if exploded,
have .wrecked the city fraii. T';
The? mayor was In"' Msbf flee" wlgh
the Syna.mite was digTiared yjy:v'
citizea parsing through City Hall park.
Mr. Gaynor evinced little interest
when told of the explosive's proximity
and remained apparently undisturbed
at lila ,delr . whilo ninlirA' fifePfira hiir
riedly drew a cordon about the dyna
mite to keep back an excited crowd.
Mr. Gaynor JCrequentljc receives
threatening letters,Tmt Tie""woui
make no stafement regarding the pos
sible connection between any previ
ous threat by mail and the dynamite.
It is . just three years ago this: -mon-tli
that he was shot in the neck by a so
called crank and so badly wounded
that for several days it vas"S. feared
iljefduia. die (rl! ll Ut
The dynamite found lay on a base
ment door in a concrete moat or area
way within 60 feet of the mayor's win
dow. Begs for Life; Husband K,yis ,ier.
Timpa Fla. iWhili. 6n he knees
pleading pitifully for her life, , Mrs.
Eth:eFDens"Ohof ley West was shot
husband, Benny Denson. Two negroeS
were eye-witnesses to the tragedy, but
were afraid to interfere. Denson, who
followed his wife from Key West here
several weeks ago;, discovered ner
working in a restaurant ,'
Speer Preparing to Fight Charges.
WasTiingtori. Federal Judget Emory
Speer of Georgia, charged1: with offi
cial misconduct in papers filed with
the house committee 6n judiciary,' will
attend any hearings that the commit
tee may have to take evidence in the
case. He telegraphed to Representa-,
tive Hughes , of Georgia, asking
that Mrrviige.for &SapifearancB" at
the proper time. Mr. Hughes immedi
ately conferred with Chairman Clay"
ton of the committee, and later noti
fied Judge Speer that he would be
permitted to b present with counsel.
MRS. JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS
; Jy:;::5".v
Mrs. Lewis, wife of Senator Lewis
of vllllnol,.H.-coMldid'f$!n.'oT::
ihost etiarfliihg 'deJh-n'iaf3
ciey circles in t.WashlngtojeSl
'Ami kn&
SLDEMSlMOMESOlITi
41
ALL THE
f.,..1
TATES WILLpSf
MADE IN ,
hlsrid 'si . i
TWO
INSTAL!
MENTSf.; J
Sam if
Federal Cash o Move Crb to "tte
Given Ban5s iij ; August and Li 6
SA)terAbr. ,
i vvasningion. ti ii s,t. , ueouena- vi- v"p
government's. $0,000,OO0 oSad?'3ilaid
xrop movement i will be madejia ct&a;,
Southern--state J in Agiist and Sept
teiabea td degosit lib all states will
ha."madfi in Xwc equal allotments. In
a tatemqpt. Secretary McAdoo. ; ha,s
in t . - i . ... . j '
1 outlined the
reasnry department
requirements for security, .v.-,? "; u
vSDetbosits will be Miifede."'says I the
statement, "only in Aaiioia'banks le
cated in such of thieS - J)rfci6ipa eitles;
of the several statea aj tlie; se'retjary
may designate. SuM banks ', must
have an outstanding S circulation at
the time of deposit fqua to.; at, least
40 per cent, of the adunt authorized
by law. It Is under$iooji thaf'sdcti
deposits are made to'preTent or miti
gate the 'financial tension incident to
the movement of crops, and tliat'the"
funds received -by the banks will be
used in good faith for this purpose.
T4iJnJj:efiiaiviiagw3eposJts will be
expectdo tend tS he banks .In
smaller tpwns,,. such ccinmodatiQns.;
as may, be consistent tvifch ound an
conservative principles qf bankrhg,
and that in all cases jithe ate of in"
tbreiit "charged such banki will bo.
niodeFate and reasonably.!
SAYS WILSON LACI
UPP0RT
Sorpe TacVfiitiorvl y
' ' ir.ah General In His: I
-.s- MiTrr i . . . i
Washington. Intimai
.
tamed in provisional r
ta's reply to the Amefi
note- prei;
rented - by John Lind !tl
President
Wilson is not backed
congress
or the American peop
a nhis stan
JeJ iiuertSgov-J
against recognition of
ernniehtr-,; '
. Referring to theattaeki on ' the
Washington administration 1 by mem
bers of congress and jjoftitlng to be
official recommendations jof i Ambasat
ognition, Huerta declaiesj
is enti-
tlBdvto iid 'reeogniiea. Ink
iolds that
the Democratic party'sipfi
k is tem-
DorhrV. and argues that ih
recoghl-
tion of his gcrvernmena i
partisan
queltkra in tlifejUnited pti
ttma.tps thaleJreaches'Jhfc;
He in-
mclusion
on private advices froA iVishingtoiic
bitfned from
tttcsewhok1i'ovtft of the
Huerta note so far as it -ha been de
ciDhered. The complete nxae is not
yet at hand, but the princftml arga
men, has been placed befote admin-
iltration officials,
Hotel Destroyed by Flame.
Ubfbn ! City,- Gat The tenty-five
guests 'ot the Reld hotel atjtaiis place
narrowly escaped from dd;h when
fire 'was discovered in thd jbuildlng.
Within a few minutes aftqrj the fire
call was sounded the hotta was a
mass of flames, and nothjtjg but a
few personal effects were saed. Val
fciiftT woH fei'Uhe part of he volun
teer fire department saved i the office
building of the Farmers' Union, a two
story $10,000 brick structure, next to
the hotel. The Reid hotel was a
frame structure, valued at 14,500-
I n
Will
ALL
fBAI IS GUILTY
VERDJCT 0F,JUR
I bn
ATLAN JA3 FA$JtQ R Y ,SU P E R I NTE N
- DENT,:TO 1 PYc'l
THE';NAl.TiU
13 ii .ni it
CAD f D I li I?
VUt Tli" nv"
HAS NOT BEEN SENTENCED
The Killing of Mary 5p4hag3rftft39vi,g
Avenged by the LawtrThe Wife of
the Prisoner Collapses'
i3Vr
diet is Read.
m Atlanta, Ga. vThe jurx;
in,the c.ase
of Leo M. Frank, on trial: fon4nif -
fendant guilty. No reoiimendations
jflfrejja'de by the juryi
. Judge Roan's charge to'
delivered lmmediatelyl;,aCte'i'hej
over-ruled a motion of?
for a mistrail, was tergg
and direct'.
With reference to "reasoliable doubt"
he said :
"You are not comp'eUdd5 td . flhd
from the evidence hi:J guilt beyond
any doubt, but beyona reasonable
doubt, such a doubt asvrows out oSr
the xW.eacel.,oJoJ.Jh:"4aW1frelr-,
dencei vStich av doubt as -a feeaiotiaTble
an,da 4mjariiaivniaj
aTTBTir nTatrefor tTH fflg4KBftBltol'
tacectH hifcaself Jand34fteil alS.Wa&aiii
Taeft fi? attdcMBt?ftvub
I i During the tr,ial ,much stKess
ogr Frank's rcharactef.---- Juage'rR
cnafged' tire" jury- tnur while,- evidence.
imp
gan 'was td be consided peWfilyla
crpathig a doubi of to
teuiltft;S
te toaitfeaW
Vim it inj the 'm'idtf' oAhf Qittt othete
t&VieAhV- Wafe ufffcfefff -td that
against; mmr. A'JU b$
The .reading of the chai gequkd
about SOfnihutes. J: "
vrjFrank-8hbweiioHisib!le signs ' of
'etnotlon when''"hfe";'wa& Informed -.that
"h&ha'd' be'eh"found cflriliy. ifhy factory''
;B;ufetj54 efff with 'the '
prmec,rwn,en??iec.nieage 'was ue
l(rj9dloiaiad , ..jjj t
b Moret fehah dam tour'ib4fbr;ank
was 'notified? Che' -?tur'yV verdit't' l6r
mudI!'.h'e,,f8',?eg4ejErtirsfa f7
ihe .crowd, ' estimated at itFJIflas
f 6 .pefspns which ' had .aseMblei f
outside the court house. All specta-'.
.tocs' were excluded- from; &hje.. caUEt
room before , the verdict .was announc
ed. By agreement of counsel the pris
j)nerAi jKaaa-pauaitfead .ioremam rrt his
cell at the jiount vJail..Only ; lawjavrSiH
court jbffiji
A X Ji
r
ayspapep. "rij&ft
i ' . - -
T .
.vyf sin v jo
VftshKg'tsn.f-r3ii lfera3 -interpre-
taJti.jOg the canstttdnalptorision
tkfiicuL TOj:he pas'tl been'gepted
as'i. rtartnjrhe,B4patch .Srilitia
desire to mate tne reguarnjy ana
the jojijlt a'more eff ecof eimbina-
tteBA it Aia.MleclaradjSroriiit'ld th
'-fit; '. ,ti' v
rmectibn.
. is?
Thaw
Sherb
Thaw's ol4''prosecu:toiftn4.tJi6spin-
ption by ex-Govern,or Stone, of Penn
sylvania as spokesman here .for the
.Thaw family were the chief develop
ments -oi Uae 'day -iinhe Thaw ciseV
If Thaw was terrorized; by Jerome's
coming, he succeeded in concealing
his fears. He spoke of Jerome sneer-
jagy, spethtogZtofHWra
rlSn
the. Met- - wk
eply..,,r npftlh
are con- r fe-'rjrOiCT WabgarrPi5att W
enf'Huer- t1hf&SJ,Slvitaflatti thSk- ton, y6uwMs5nSlDr.lJ.
rpokfi, Q4v."ie arrivaj. . -of
Qf, the lighter incident,? of a day oSijatmd i ibsu-Otha i will
excitement exciting principally be
cause of what might happen wag
Thaw's show of temper over.:the4 .facjJ
that
Ills ui camaai. naa x ty uiAuuia
late.
To Investigate Depduct"fcf Speer. I
jr-ait6U-4rii4-ough J f fl vestigy
tioh of the oiicial cjpnducf.ef UnitedJ
States District Judge Emory Speer of
the Southern District of GprgUoJ
aettermine wjieiner ne qasuin, gu1.
of any impeachable misbehavior, is
aigAdf)o unaRfiiioul-y by.the
House 'Judiciary ""(Committee. Chair
man Clayton will introduce a resolu
tion asking the House to empower the
committee to Investigate the charges
and compel the attendance of wit
nesses. The committee will report to
the House its conclusions.
FROM-THrtA'fflEEL STATE
8hort Paragraphs 'bf ite News That
nt-HasUBen oOondiensid For Busy
f People 'of 'State.
aeigJuge;Tfver H. Allen will
hold 'SpecTal'terin " p$ Sampson coun
ty court beginning September 15. The
, tibrnt' i&:&Ae 'al:ekd for the trial of
ifivii&altians Entirely.
Cvj CbartottAl "dttefHl)!Meeting of the
churches in theie4enDurS-Cabar-rus
Baptist AssodiaHen. will be held
within a few days at Arlington
Wjifciii'iA-'SuBdaylsShopl mass meet-
y. lP.9rSl tittnSabi y&bUmtA also.
Wilson.--!Buster," the six-year-old
son of Mr and, Mrs. Walter Lamm, at
8aifttfrfbur&. -'who-wim so horrlbl
p&anglefi'6 ytSi'ieJfloSin of a dyna-
mite. cap, died aRetf'jatAise suffering!
At the same tinio'ofi the explosion,
Air. Carl Ellis was badlv wounded.
tt 'BMsV. Jan?Marris of this
iplacVfitaajSiyAbfJfeBwife with a
.shotgun,, and . ili. feloa&fiig the weap
on shot himself, thfough the head.
Harris has been, a sufferer with tella-
'iae' juryt3, 'fetWfSevmed jgeneral opin-
Ta-j'teve.ii4&i4i.l Taylor of.
Mount'. .Ceoihaa S.-C, who was kill
ed when his motor par was struck by
WtS'&miiA &iiWrthwfestern passenger
tralfl neNgwttai'm the time of
his death comi&g from Blowing Rock
to Fayetteville, to vistt-his sister, Mrs.
WA,Vickri6T Wcity.
hbo.Judgment was ' given
SttpeTidTCburt ere against
ill IHB"
in a suit
was pray-,
,?Me $2;j6ai8Mlg6i4 his proper-.
;cJfy becajsel0f itbetpoUutlbn of Buffalo
U&relk ijhjrtiseieargieiSi'WThe award
ac tfJwigS-tflO'Mte&Snperlor Court.
E?!ftfifl Si?M r a ; Sl4-5ar-old boy,
rhhjis ,xj -best friend, Cplum-
ui.ryijg iQ :,a , jCompiarnT; in
wnicn
thlcij has-dajnagfjs-n the sum of
ifprftiO Tom'tt1i-!GiDucestert Lumber ,
?pTOfeanyfoT arreged" personal injuries
e.d personal injuries
recefVetl Hfch
fVed while in ;ther'eniployment of
iieillearflskt pay a fine
f '-Um mi, tn'd! tirfe; osts for an
al&e'diyiofat'ionoi tlaV which pro-hiifda-3tiie
EoVing t- veeds on any
cityi lot higher tMan-10iinches, J. J.
Swink, a business, anin of Asheville,
.jha3apD,ea,lelDfrom.lthe city police
court, and . will njakft.'Xntest case of
the legality of the law, it is under
stood.. ,
XRal3ge.trolieiterf Jnternal Rev
;enue.ili aSil Ballrfyinia iappointed B.
.rJ0teo3iJaifcpei&!ak deputy collector to
serv foe? days, aOceesor to W.
Staplepi'h ;wasj dismissed by
Collector -yheele Mar(lh just before
,,Collc.tor Bailey, ,-came. in office. Mr.
il?in-K3.c.hiWft -v .records of the
South Carolina Division until this is
transferred to D. C. Heyward, the
ijewly appointed., Qollectpr of South
i. Raleigh.-t-jR Jan effective
Enforcement 5eSftiimiulsory school
la, . the . Board pjj ifcSucition of Wake
county las apptaijfd a wide-awake
and efficient trfiMt officer In each
't.owiship'.and aiSon fas the board
nmrFeivea tne rxice jaat tnese ap-
e announced.
board to see
no pains
Covin g-
M. Coving
ton ofS pTacSf has .blen elected to
"an'difas accepted the position of chief
of t&e Bureau of Count Health, with'
e'$quarteri&t 'Baflejgt:
His duties
hing whole-
time "health officers in
very county
of the state. Doctor'
ovlngton has
been withhe Rockefelll
r Hookworm
tlonipisloji forfeejfel tears and had
m.a commendable progress in his
profession. J
Durham. A big bond tissue for the
purpose pf, purchasing tm?
waterworks
imp
rovement is
being talked in Durham,
have been taken towan
but no steps
i calling an
leading cit
favor of a
election. v. Some o f$e
xaHiJ'Wmiei-,eris'':Bf:it6e'c1rtV ar .i
81
ve the city
e the water-
enough money to purchaj
works and do a good dil of perma
feent-i street jwark. Othels think that
such .a iarge issue, soliething like
$1,000,000,' would' not pasl
Favetteville. M. AJ3ei
nuno, or this
SSI rPPmVM 40N Dl
reel post i
ii
vtelghmg 2o oun(s. it came
from Jeff D. SeB3om's,whl raised it at
Stedman, in this couj
ents postage was requB-ed to take
Lthe tomato on its journeJ of a dozen
miles. . 1
the southern part of the city on a
wagon, Silas Cogdell was struck in,
the head by a stray bullet and almost
Instantly killed. He was a worthy
colored man of this city. No blame
yet Is attached to any one for the
killing. 1