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These goods are match sets of the most choice
patterns ' They are rare Bargains and you will be '
well pajd for the trip to our store. Come, "though
you may not need them now, . but will be a' good
investment for future use. V 7 ' ' -. .-.'.
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FOR SUMMER COOKING
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Looks Like Case Infanticide. Good Case
for Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals Society. Damages of $1,
800 Awarded Against At
lantic Coast Lint
(Special Correspondence.) , . -Greensboro.
Juiie 11. -Yesterday af
ternoon so-ne children who were catch
ing crawfish in a small stream which,
runs through Douglas Park in boutn
Greensboro, found lying m the water
partly under the bank the fully devel
oped body of a white male infant. In
formation of the discovery was soon
furnished the police, . They found the
body nude, and the coroner's examina
tion showed that the infant was , born
alive, and must have Been cast in the
water. Saturday night or afternoon.
Quiet efforts are being made to locate
the authors of the terrible, crime, but
there are yet no clues to the perpre
trators.w;w J - ,, - - ,
The Society, for1 the prevention of
cruelty to animals has a : good case to
make example of. , Yesterday a well
to-do f farmer named Solomon J ames
while driving out from the city, was
made so .angry by his horse balking
just on the edge of town near the Holi-
neri Church in South . Greensboro, ne
got a stick of dynamite,- touched it off
under the animal and blew . the -horse
up. ; The horses head was entirely sev
ered from the. body by the blast, and
the body was terribly mangled, though
the buggy was,;' not; damaged except
the shafts were splintered and broken
by the rude tearing of the horses body
from between them. It was one of the
most cruel exhibitions of ferociuos and
foolish anger ever known here: . , ' '
Sinee the news of yesterday that Mr
Crawford BiggS had. more . than
enough instructed yotes for him to se
cure the nomination W the. judgeship
in this Judicial District, the friends of
Judge Shaw here are relating that six
months ago he announced te Beveral in
confidence that.he fcouldnot be a can
didate for the re-nomination, but after
his term expired he wanted to; return
to the practice; It is. being Baid that
he was strongly advised not to retire
but to . let his iriends go to "work for
him and preserve him to the bench for
the good Of the State. He reluctantly
let : their: judgment - supplant his ex
pressed wish, and if he is defeated,. as
now loots certain, inert wiu oeno
sting in it to him.
1 ViPD Gold, Jr; State agent of the
Providence Insurance Co.- will be a
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tion for the House of Representatives
from GtdIford.'fV:'-5-:r--:'.
In the Superior court Saturday after
noon the ' jury awarded J A Canaday
eighteen hundred dollars- damages
against Atlantic Coast Line for iu
juries received as engineer in a" wreck
four years ago. ; At time of Injury
Canpday was a member of Coast Line
Relief Association, a fraternal order
composed "exclusively bf. employes of
the company, and signed an agreement
aoon-joining that he would forfeit all
right . to sue for damages upon pay
ment of certain weekly indemnity for
any injuries received whether company
was negligent or not. He had paid t 2
premiums and received seventy dollars
from the association for -the accident
Thi3 afternoon -eounsel , lor company
argued mot'on to set aside terdirt con
tending that plaintiff was . estopped
from suing for damage. Judge Fur-
gureon denied motion signing ju'0ment
for plaintiff from which company ap
pealed. .
T.' , ' t CM I' r ' i i:r Honor
and I -a V.'oi,:J la A -"anl. ,
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Sel.- a, June 11. SatarJry niht at
11:30 Kks Teail Jones, the niht oper
ator at the tel. ,V ne exchange here
shot and fatally wounded Bud Richard
son, a negro, who by his own confess
ion Lad premeditated an assault on her.
There having been several futile at
tempts of negroes to get into the ex
change, the young woman; had been
supplied with a revolver. Saturday
night she stepped outside the door and
was confronted by Richardson, who
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ran towards her; she stepped back
into the office, picked up her revolver
and fired once. By the aid of the flash
she was enabled to see the fellow and
fired four shots. Miss Jones, in relating
the incident stated that - she thought
she hit him once, and the men went out
to see if there were any trace whereby
they could get a clue. ' Soon after a
negro came hurriedly up the street, and
the men asked hjm where he was going,
and he replied he was- looking for
drug store, that his brother, had been
shot ' They directed him to take them
back to the house where the wounded
negro was. They found Richarson suf
fering with a bullet wound in his arm
and body.' The ball had passed through
the arm and entered ' the. lung. ; He
made a written confession stating his
purpose and Implicated one Jim Mer
ritt, but the latter swears that he was
not concerned in jthe affair at alL . '
- Richardson is now in jal but suffering
terribly from the wound. ? He will prob
ably die.""' - ' '
' Miss Jones has been loudly praised
for her coolness and bravery,' and the
citizens have, made up an amount of
money to buy her a gold mounted re
volver. The operator along the line
will will present her with a gold medal
nd Corporation Clied te Appear Junt 21st.
FV.t Is On.
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Eale'.h, June 11 This evening upon
application of Vice-President Andrews
of ths Southern railway; for a perma
nent injunction to restrain the Corpor
ation Commission from instituting any
suit against that railroad,- or penalties
for the violation of the order .made by
Commission, Saturday night requiring
the Southern train to continue its Ral-
igh night schedule, Judge Purnell of
the United States Court granted a
temporary ' injunction, and cited the
commission to. appear June" 21st and
show cause why the order should not be
permanent, - The grounds given, are
that the commission under' the- State
law in order to make such a law,' vio
la tese United States "and State
Constitution, and that it is an effort to
hold a train in order that it may carry
newspapers from Raleigh, and not for
mail and passengers., , The: Southern
says that during; April and May, the
Seaboard Air Line connected only six
times with this night train, and that
the agitation against the , change was
fomented 'by a Raleigh . newspaper,
which procured the,-petitions ; from
other points, - - 4 : '
It tones and vitalizes the entire sys
tern and makes life worth living no mat
ter what your ? station.:. Holluter's
Rocky Mountain Tea is -the greatest
preventative known for all diseases.. 35
cents,- tea -or ' tablets. , Sold by F. S
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f - Foot Hurt in Motor Boat ; C
Shelley Bell, a young man of More-
head City,' was the victim of a painful
accident Sunday. He was on the launch
Gertrude, and was riding on Dawson's
Creek when the accident happened, He
stepped on the shaft, and in some way
bis shoe caught on a set screw and his
foot was badly mashed, He was brought
to New Bern by James Brolen, who
lives in that vicinity. He was taken to
the Stewart Sanatorium where the in
juries were attended to by Dr. Jones
Two bones of the foot were broken. .
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Bryan Laughed Kerrily -
Special to Journal . ;
Berlin, June 11. William J. Bryan
had a good -laugh when approached t y
several newspaper men and notified t!
several States had declared in his fav
for President." - He said it was too su J-
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. Washington, June 11. The Senate
Committee has furnkhed a report on
its action in the'. Smoot caae.. It says
that the I.Iortnon church controls poli
tics and has not g!ven its influcr.ee
against polygamy, t-.. t Smoot is one of
the political lea Jot. i of Utah and that
there is a union of church and State
which is a violation of the constitution.
. To9 Kot For Lima
June 11.
A beautiful ame wag played hore on
the 9 th hint, between Llma-Japer,
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A PLEASANT GATHERING
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The ; ' Baptist Congregation Had Joint
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old Me hodist , church has riot
yet passed its usefulnes, as a 'place of
religions service. It was the scene of
most happy occasion Sunday when
the Baptist congregations of the city
united in a service at the instance of
the ' First Baptist church which had
its anniversary on that day. On ac
count of the repairs being, made in
church on Middle street the meeting
was held in the old Methodist church.
A pleasant surprisswas made on pas
tor W. A. Ajn,- Immediately after
the opening of the service J. C Whitty
voted that the body go into conference
session and that A. D; Ward be mad
moderator. Upon Mr. Ward's assuming
the chair Mr, S. M. Brinson made a
statement that it had been found that
there was ' available money in the
treasury'over and above the salary fund
to. make an increase to the pastor of
$100 and he made a motion that in view
of the successful work of Mr. Ayers
that the (100 be added to his salary for
the past year. . Mr.- Whitty then made
a motion d&t the church, extend a ,all
to Mr. Ayers for asoUier year at
salary Tf $1,200 which was unanimously
adopted. ' .- ; ... , ' " , '
The devotional . services were then
resumed and the program followed
which was published in Saturday's Jour-.
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Ir. S. M. Pnnnon spoke on thenum-
erk -,1 growth for the past 'year which
he s id wns the largest in the history
of tlie ci -:n:h, leir? 83 additions and
vauUug a tutalof : 7. Mr. J. C. Whitty
m:.U a brief 'f..;:;m:ial statement and
ghowt 1 ti.at the church was enjoying a
fine period of prosperity, n .
Hr. J. B. IIul i l ma le a few re
marks. on the fpL i,-,;.l pro,.r.-iS darir;
the padt year and s-iid that there had
never trea the hi '!':. t taken ia i -
that the pant year fcn 1
Soulliern "Pan .vay Adheres-to New
ScheJule
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Between Rate'gh and Creensbo'O. Army 01.
fibers Roc'sn, Gre ;t School Gathering. '
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JRaleigh, N. C.; june ll.--The Cor
poration Commission lata Saturday
night made an order forbidding the
Southern Ra' way te change the sahed
ule of it night train, then existing be
tween Goldshoro and -Greensboro, the
News and Observer , having .made a
fight against the fhange; the order be
ing; until a hearing could be had. The
Southern Railway, however, paid no at
tention to the order, and the train for
Greensboro left last night at 11 :59. ; In
fact, as a railwsyofRcial remarked.
'it split the minute,T.''.,.;BeretofoN'1t
had left at 1:45, None of the head rail
way officialfl here last evening could
give any information as to what would
be done in the matter, simply saying it
was all under the control of the opera
ting department !,At the office of the
Commission this morning it was simply
said that action would be taken later on,
First "lieutenant Charles C Bunch
and second lieutenant, "Clarence - Bow
ell,' of CoB,8d regiment, Raleigh, have
resigned because of the fact that one
now1 litres at Wilson, the: other at Lau-
rinburg-;This ia one of the companies
of the regiment which goes to Chica
mauga to take part in the maneuvers.
Uovernor Ulenn was confined to his
room yesterday and today V C .'"'..-'
At Tucker's Grove Chapel, 8 miles
west of Raleigh, 1500 membersof coun
try Sunday schools had a song service
all day long yesterday. , It was the lar
gest gathering of. its kind ever held in
Wake county. , ' .J
Five federal prisoners were yesterday
taken from here to the penitentiary at
Atlanta, four White, one .colored! ; The
latter gets three years for robbing, mail
pouches at the. railway l, station here,
one gets a year for illicit distilling - in
Orange county: one from Wilson a year
ior1 perjury. -
Oae of the largest farmers In 'John
ston county was hei e today and aays
thft'.eropsi are excellent, ana that no
rain is needed. , -V '
The Raleigh & Sonthport Railway
grading is now in one and a half miles
of Fayetteville, and will be finished by
June 20UL Five miles of rail are aow
being rolled for the road.'' ?..' t;- o...
Governor c Glenn ' expected to hear
Wednesday the application 'for pafdon
by Hasty and Samuels, the revenue of
ficers who beat editor Deal at Wilkes
boro, iut puts itoff, extonding the res
pite to July l ;'!-?'i?S ?;?'
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i Roosevelt's "Relative. k Suicide.
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Macon, Gf , June .11. Mrs. Felix
Punwoody, a relative of i President
RooseveU committed suicide by shoot
ing herself today. She had been mar
ried but eight months," V ' V .'
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We are just in receipt of a largelot
of Ladies White Duck Hats in all the new
est shapes just the thing for the summer
and the seashore.
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, in India Linen this week that has ever
' been offered you. We have not purchas
ed a large quantity and by buying late in
the season we are enabled to offer you
exceptional values.
' All Tan Oxfords 20 per cent less
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London, June ilTh,i American Col-
o: y will celebrate the Fourth day of
Juiy here in its usual patriotic manner.
They have Invited William J. Bryan to
it ha the addre ss on that occasion. .
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