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E vemngv Tribune. .State hilnaiv VOL XIV. S3 Cents a Ks&d, Casa CONCORD, N.C.; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1907. Single Copy S cents No. 1 Tee i:0!3SE KILLED AT . coynjR03si::G While Crossing the Southern Railway at Cook's Crossing a Hone Belong- SERIOUS ACQIOEHT I'EEO exflcz:::s cartridge TIGRESS SUSPECT L'AO'.VLY AVERTED OF ODD FELLOi'S ERISIITEliS MR BEFORE RECORDER ' lug to Harvey Eoseman Was Knock ed 0 and Instantly Killed Young . Boatman Escaped by Jumping from - Wagon. 1 - s While attempting to cross' ' the Southern Railway track at Cook's crossing yesterday at . 12.30 o'clock, Dr. Bnrleyson'i Horse Gets Tangled In a Bope Across Spring Street Last Night Young Frisnd Thrown xrom we soggy. Last night about 9 o'clock, Dr. L. N. Burleyson received a call to come to a patient at the Gibson mill, and knowing of the block on North Union street, he drove out Spring street. He Meeting to be Held Here September i 18th and 19th With Cold Water Lodge Program of Sessions. The district meeting of Odd Fellows is to be held in Concord with 'Cold Water Lodge on the 18th and 19th of the month, next' week. The local members have made elaborate prepa rations for entertaining the visitors Whilo Cleaning Up Her Ho ass This t Morning a Mother Narrowly Es capes Being Shot. vS-i :'i A lady and mother of the city was badly frightened this morning at ber home in the central part of the eity by, the unceremonious discharge of a cartridge that had been swept from the floor into a simmering fire. The Police Justice Court Tiii ; K..l:ig Well Attended bnt the State IV.UX to Convict Buby Bost on Charge of Retailing Without License Police Justice court eon.-ened at the nsusl hour this morning with tlie various seats in the court rooti well filled by curious spectator! oi;d reg ular attendants. There wft only ; the horse belonging to Mr, Roseman was struck by , a freight train and instantly killed. Mr. Rosa man escaped by a very narrow mar . gin by jumping from the wagon. It seems that as the horse reached the roadbed be stopped stark still and ' the train coming down grade from Glass struck the animal with full force. , ', - Mr. M. J. Corl was close behind Roseman when the accident occurred and was soon at the -side of the man and the train crew, which had some back to render any assistance that they eould. . Only little 'damage was done to the wagon, one wheel being torn off and the bed knocked from its standards. Harvey I waa accompanied by Mr. Geo. Mont-1 who will eome from "the various lodges I woman in question had been engaged I th'ree eases on the Jocket One while goraery, and while going at a pretty lively trot they ' ran, into a rape stretched across Spring street at a point near Welsh's store, When the horse became .tangled and Mr. Mont gomery was thrown from the buggy, Iception will be held in , the receiving slight injuries to his knees. I room of the Pythian "building. of. the district and a fraternal meet ing of mueh importance may be ex pected, On the evening of the 19 th a reception will be given the visitors by the Concord members. This re- lodge The in the chores about home, and. had finished her sweeping in the living room. She had just placed , the broom in its accustomed place when there was a report similar to that of I a pistol shot. In almost the same in stant a , bullet struck -a trunk that sits man, Hoke Gannon by nam was held for being drunk and was allowed to go by paying a fine of $5. . Ruby Bost, a young ginger-cake colored damsel of the High Hill sec tion of the city, was charged with re tailing, one Elsie Carter, whose color The rope was placed across the I following program has been arranged Ion the opposite side of the room and lis the shade of eternal blackness, hnv- Btreet by the members of the eity en-1 for the two days session: gineering corps, who are "engaged in I Opening Song and Prayer. laying a line of sewer. .They claim I Calling Roll of Lodges and Dele- that a light bad been placed at the! gates. ditch but bad probably been re-1 Address of Welcome, by Hon. W. moved by some one who wanted it lit. Udell, of Cold Water, No. 62, Con- and took it without notifying the city I cord. authorities. Mr. Eugene Correll was! Response by C. E. Childs, of Lin- called up about 10 o'clock and pro-lcolnton. rebounded back to the hearth, barely I ing charged Ruby with selling her one missing the lower limbs of the woman. pint of corn liquor last Sunday 'after- CONCORD PRESBYTERY MEETS. Rev. John Grey Dismissed to Virginia Church Call for Portion of Mr. Mosely's Time from Patterson .. Church. -. "-.'.-Davidson, Sept 13. There was a special meeting of Concord Presby-1 places about the city, eeeded to the ditch and placed a dan ger signal The fine horse : of Dr. Burleyson received no injury from this experi ence, but the escape from a serious accident was narrow, indeed. We learn from the authorities that this is not the first time that lamps have been " taken from dangerous A light was placed at the ditch yes terday afternoon before the men left the work, and the fault really cannot be laid at their door, charging negli gence. Some one swiped the lamp. tery here yesterday afternoon. Sev eral matters of interest came before the meeting. Dr. W. J. Martin acted as moderator and Rev. J. W. Lafferty was the clerk; Dr. A. T. Graham, pastor of the Davidson church, asked I to be dismissed to Virginia to accept! TRINITY '8 SPLENDID OPENING. the call to the Lexington church. Rev. John H. Grey was dismissed to go to I Large Crowd Attend the Opening of Bedford City. A call from Patterson I the College Three New Professors mill for a part "of the time of Rev. I ' Are on the Grounds. R. K. Mosely, of Coneord, was al-j Durham, Sept. 12. Trinity College lowed. Dr. Graham is given up by lopened its doors .' yesterday 'at 9 the Davidson people with great relue-1 o'clock and the campus has been a tance. - He will leave next month lor l scene of unusual activity ? sinee. bis new work. - I Promptly at 9 o'clock the faculty and students gathered in - front of the Ci-aven Memorial Hall and the senior class raised the flag which is to float over tue campus during the college Immediately after this ehapel Recess 'of 10 minutes to become ac- qnainted.Tr : ' , . ' . Reports from Representatives as to the Status of Their Lodges. Fraternity in Odd Fellowship," W. A. Cochrane. ,of Charlotte. Degree Work by Cold Water Lodge. Discussion Importance of Discard ing the Book, Good Delivery, Uniform Movements, etc. Where -Can We Locate a Good Working Lodge f "Non-Payment of Dues; Causes of and Remedy for," J. S. Ray, of Gas- tonia. ' ' " "What has Odd Fellowship Accom plished?" by B. H. Woodell, of Ral eigh.- : :v";. . Our Home and our Paper; ar, our Members ContriTnKing to and Reading our Paper!" by J. F. Brin- of Ooldnboro. it is needless, to gay that sbe was badly frightened but nervousness did not overtake her until she realized the close call. In relating the incident to the Tri bune man, the lady stated that she has two young sons, and sometime ago one or. tnem aaa picked up a cartridge on the street and after car- noon. ' JSIsie was the only witness for the State, and her : evidence wa? straight so far as it went, but the de fense bad a number of witnesses,' and in the shuffle Elsie's story was not sufficient to convict the other woman whereupon the defendant waa dis charged. In the course of the trial, however, it was brought out that El- rying it in their pockets for a sea-lsie was prosecuting Ruby because the he laid it on the mantelpiece. It had not .been molested, but in some way it found its way to the floor and into the fire. The moral of this story is for boys never to lay cartridges around where they are likely to do damage. TRAIN WRECK AT TRYON. A Number of Passengers Injured in Accident on Southern. Asheville, Sept. 12. The wreck of passenger train No. 10 near Tryon on the A. & S. last night was due, ac cording to railroad officials to-day to the buckling of the track caused by the intense heat of yesterday. The train was going at a moderate rate of latter had taken her "man", from her. It was very entortaining but not very elevating to listen to the thrash ing of such a ease, Three Shankle girls, all mulattoes, were held on a warrant charging them with an assault upon another negro woman, and after the evidence had been taken, the defendants were dis missed for the want of evidence to convict. DR. P. L. MURPHY BURIED. 'The Importance of Learning the (speed as it neared Tryon when the Worry Over Horse - Trade Probably Led to Suicide. " Winston-Salem, Sept 12. News was received here last night of theyekri suicide by banging of Kandleman tJo denhamer, at his home, about 12 miles from the city. From what can be learned the suicide planned his death minutely. ',. When found, the body was cold and it is thought he had been dead several : hours. Bodenfaamer retired Tuesday night and the members of his family, when they arose, yesterday morning found that he bad left the house and Jurisprudence of the Order," . by Grand Master Pen-in Busbee, of Ral eigh. 'WhatTia being" done to Educate Our Membership in the Work and Principles of the Order," by Hugh Long, of Gastonia. The Exemplification of the Un- t rack' "buckled" and the entire train was derailed, the tender of the en- 1 ... giue, mail and express para , and the baggage car being practically over turned. All the passenger1 coaches and the Pullman were derailed and tilted slightly to one side. The pas sengers numbering probably 65 or exercises were conducted in Craven I written Work," by B. W. Barnett, of 1 70, and the train crew had narrow es- memorial Hall by President Kilgo sisted by Rev. J. B. Hurley, presiding elder of, the Durham district, after which announcements were made for the day; President Kilgo then introduced to the student body and the college com munity Professors E. C. Brooks, of I the ehair of science and history of education J. C. Wooten, who was Charlotte. ' - The Election of Officers. Committee on By-Laws of the Dis trict. .. ' -. - . Next Place of Meeting. ': -'-.. Closing. SOUTHERN DISCHARGES MEN. a search was instituted, the body be-eIect(Hj to flll vacancy in the chair ing found hanging in the barn, about ID o'clock in the day. He bad evidently tied .the rope around his neck and .leaped from a beam. His neck was broken. Boden faamer 'a mother, it is learned, ended her life in a similar manner abont 20 years ago. ; - He leaves a wife and two children. of Biblical literature, and E. E. Greenwood, of the ehair of romance languages, who fills a vacancy caused by the leave of absence granted Prof. Albert M. Webb. Old students have been matriculat ing and registering to-day, and to morrow the new men will be register ed. Quite a large crowd of both new One Hundred and Fifty Discharged at Spencer, Reason That Expenses Must Be Reduced. Spencer, Sept 12. The Southern Railway Company to-night discharged 150 of its employes at Spencer pur suant to a general eut which it is learned coven the entire Southern system. It is understood that the re duction of the force is made necessary by adverse legislation and in order to capes. Twelve of the passengers, in cluding several negroes, were slight ly hurt ; none, it was stated to the ex tent of debarring them from continu ing their journeys, although they were removed to the hotel at Tryon and medical attention was rendered. The 64 uninjured passengers were sent on ! to Spartanburg by special train. The track at the scene of the acci dent was blocked for twelve hours. At 8 o'clock this morning it was stat ed that trains were ready-to pass the scene. A wrecking train and erew were sent out from here last night and labored all night in an effort to get the track clear. Important Tax Opinion Issued. Raleigh, N. C, Sept 12. An im- He waa 30 years old. The cause for his I and oM men m already on the parkmeet Pen8e' The curtailment ap-portant opinion was handed down by rash deed is not known, but he badLn(j y, wiu t,,, forPIie9 to U departments. I Assistant Attorney General Hayden ""j"'B - i several days yet iTedietyna are horse trade which is now in the hi,.. : wilf h . m,.t in .tt.n. courts. Clement to-day in which he holds that insurance companies that have a guar- New Jersey Man Wants to Coma to I Concord. ; - Zelik Barker,' of Trenton, N. J is in correspondence with . Postmaster M. L. Buchanan in regard to eominf to this city to operate a mercantile business. He has asked for the se curing of a bouse, and wants to know if there is a S and 10 cent business in Boy Killed by Electric Current. The following from the Charlotte anty capital instead of paid in capital Observer of a few days ago should must pay tax on the same, the opin prove a warning to boys, grown peo-1 ion having been given at the request Washington, D. C, Sept 12.-Fully If, foo, (jr 0M dl;a the opimon thu, dance. Pou Recovered From Illness; at Cap- restored to health, Representative Pou of North Carolina, ' arrived here to night after a lon sojourn in Atlantic City. Mr. Pou has been ill since ear ly summer, and after recovering from an operation performed on him In the the eity. He did not state, however,! Garfield Hospital in this eity, be went that he intends to open that elasa of I to the ocean resort to recuperate. business. - I He will remain in Washington a day - It is very likely that Mr. Barker lor so attending to some matter in will eome 'to this eity within the' next I the departments of interest to his few weeks to look the field over and! constituents. determine on a location. Taft and His Pasty Sail from Seattle. Seattle, Wash., Sept 12. William , H. Taft sailed at 1 o'clock to-day on 'the steamship Minnesota. The secre tary wa M-fin spirits and ehatted and laughed with members of his par ty aboard the Minnesota, while a great crowd looked rn frooa the docks and waved adieus and good wishes. -Accompanying Secretary Taft are Representatives of the ' Associated Press and Collier's Weekly, the New York Herald, and other papers, bis wife and son, Charlie, his private sec retary, Fred. W. Carpenter, and Gen eral Clarence Edwards, chief of the bureau of insular affairs. Some Harrisburg Items of News. Uarrisbnrg, Sept 12. Mrs. J. C. Buck, of Pioneer Mills, , who has been better for a week, is very ill, pneumonia having developed. Mrs. Laird Alexander is quite sick, I eity yesterday afternoon, when Lloyd not ' realise the danger. This boy met bis death by projecting; A fatal accident at the top of one of the 47-foot transmission towers of the Southern Power Company yester day afternoon late, brought death to the 9-year-old son of Mr. Chas. L. Cribble, of 711 North Davidson St The boy had climbed the tower and which sent several thousand volts of electricity through his body in a mo ment, while the strength of the cur rent held the boy fsst in mid-air un til two colored men went up and got the little fellow down. There were three or four little boys playing abont the towers east of the summer from the attorney general in regard to taxes, it having been held in a former opinion that banks must pay tax on United States bond held by them. From both soureee a consid erable sum will be derived each year and it is believed that this will check the insurance companies from having a guaranty capital instesd or naving it paid in. , State Auditor Dixon states that he is going to call upon the insurance companies 'for the tax due sinee the companies began business in the State. threatened with fever. Mr. Ha a Stafford baa typhoid fev er. Mr. Stafford. nad been aick lor three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis have a little daughter which arrived this -morning. Mr. Moose, Harrisburg ' new tech-1 Gribble, the boy who was killed, de- Msrchants Notified. . Chief of Police Roger this morning notified the various merchants of the Morganton Thursday Witnessed the Burial of Her Honored Citizen and SUte'a Friend. . Morganton, Sept. 12. Dr. P. L. Murphy was buried this afternoon at four o'clock on a beautifully Selected spot on the State Hospital grounds in the accordance with his wishes. Services were conducted at the Hos pital Chapel by Rev. M. " Hellings- worth assisted by Revs. Womble and Larkin. The love and esteem with which all classes of people held this eminent man were attested by the hundreds who came from far and near to pa y their last respects. Every bus iness house in Morganton was closed snd hundreds of people from Morgan- ton and from the country came to witness the last sad rites. - Dr. Murphy's place cannot be fill- eded. The poor unfortunates of the State have lost their best friend. Out side his own family his loss will be more keenly felt in Morganton than anywhere else, especially among the young men with whom he always de lighted to associate and to whom his death will eome as a personal loss, for they loved and esteemed him. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Miss Mae Murphy, and three sons, Alex., James and Herbert Murphy. The board of directors of the hos pital was in session at the hour of Dr. Murphy 'a death and Capt J. P. Sawyer and Mr. C. IL Armfield were appointed to draft resolutions expres sive of the loss sustained by Rr. Mur phy 'a death. Upon the reassembling of the board the resolutions presented wen adopted. They are as follows: Resolved, That by the death of Dr. Murphy this hospital has lost the man to whose ability, fidelity and work its pre-eminent position is chief ly due; that the insane of the State have lost their best friend; that the State has lost a son whose abilities and achievements have abed lustre upon her nsme; that his family has lost the best of husbands and fathers. Resolved, That death cannot take away the results of this man 'a life. These are continual and the blessings of God to future generations. His memory lives though the man may die, That lingers bright and loving; Just like a star lost from the sky, ' Whose ray survives its ruin.',' To cheek a eold quickly, get from your druggist some little Candy Tab- elared that be eould go to the top of I eity about the ordinance in regards toilets called Prenventiea. Druggists ev the tower, and he at once began climb ing. As the little fellow reached tne top his playmates saw him suddenly convulsed and his body grow tense. He could not' let go the wire on ae- er, baa a good acbooL He has made I count of the gripping force of the de blocking the sidewalks. Jbe ordi nance allows each merchant to occupj as mueh as two feet on either aide I of the sidewalk, but no more. When they violate this ordinance they have committed a misdemeanor and will be eTywhere are now dispensing Preven- ties, for they are not only safe, but decidedly certain and prompt Pre venties contain no Quinine, no laxa tive, nothing harsh nor aickemng Taken at the "sneexe 8tage"-fre-ventiee will prevent Pneumonia, Protv- Mrs. D. D. Johnson and daughter are spending the' dsy in Charlotte. a fine impression on oar people. Miss Annie B. Grier has entered the Presbyterian College at Charlotte. Mrs. Hugh Alexander has moved to Charlotte to join ber husband who has work there. Harrisburg regrets to loose these good people rent - Afterwards the little fellow was carried to the Presbyterian Hospital, where the doctor worked over the but without "avail, the patient dying at 9:30 last night The body was badly burned by the current held charged with a violation of same, QrV "f"". T? seribed. dren. 48 Preventies 25 emits. Trial boxes 6 eenta. Sold by Gibson Drug tore. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. HartseU and Uiss Mary Hartsell are spending the! day in Charlotte. Read the Penny Ada. to-day. Read the Penny Ads. to-day." 1.' This will be the last notice in reference to the sale of Glass and China Ware at oar store this week. ' The sale will continue until 'Saturday night The sale has been a great success, but we still hav4 a fair quantity to supply those who have either oyerlooked or have been unable to get here. ' As we told you before, the prices have been marked so very low that you can not' afford not to take advantage of buying seme of the goods this week. The sale on this lot of goods positively closes Saturday night. If you are wise you will buy this week and get twice as much for your money. ... ... ... ... ' ... 2 H. L. Parte Co. Department Store SPECIALS IN TOWELS AND DIAPER CLOTH FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Unequaled Values in these two num bers for two days. Yes, the Values are unequaled and the savings most unusual. TOWELS 59c 22x42, superior quality, all linen dam ask, value 75c. 49c 20x40, hemstitched border, value 60. 39c 19x38, with fringe and without. All 90 value 50c. One lot, 19z48 Huck Towels, 19c each or 35c pair; value per pair $1.00. .. One lot, 32x25 Turkish Bath Towels for 15c; actual value 25c. One lot, 20x31 Turkish Bath, special price 18c pair. See our 5c Towel Counter which contains Turkish Towels, Huck Towels and all kinds of Towels. SPECIAL IN DIAPER CLOTH 27-inch Diaper Cloth, special 98c. 24-inch Diaper Cloth, special 89c. These numbers all go as long as they last. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. H. L, Parlls Co. Department Store V NOTICE TO ICE PVEZQUB Ice wagons will not ma on Scsiays cz'J nextis::;. Sssay ice wi3 be delivered ca Szlzzlij ev::' j.
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