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VOLLXII. No. 76 j
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NEW. BERNt N.:, SUKDA10ING;RIL27r 1?1J
M AKING LITTLE PROGRESS. ;i j
r SCHOOL TEACHER DIED
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: TIME FIR ELKS
J v fnimlnftton Planning Royal ' Wel
" come For Member of -. v
An tiered Tribe.
STATE CONVENTION JUNE 5-6
: PfTAonal "Letters Will Be Sent
To Every Member of The . j
'-.. Order In State. , -
ft .The annual meeting of the-Jtate
: " ' issociation of Elks whicS met . last
?&':yti New Bern will ntect this year
' in itVilmington, tlw date being June
;. 5 and 6. The Elks of Wilmington are
making extensive preparations for the
v? .-entertainment of the visitors. Yester
, . tlays Star "says: x ;:h
: "Trie delegates will fegin to arriye
;; n the 4th of June. On Thursday
$Jfs jnorning, the 5th,. registering and( get-j-';;'r..'-3ajE
'.acquainted will fill up the fore
soon at the Tempk. In the afternoon
y all will take a dip in the old Atlantic.
iand at 7:30 P. M. a business session
1 vill be ttuld in the Oceanic Hotel, af
ter which, about 9 o'clock the visitors
? ( -arfll attend the ball at Luminal '
, "Friday morning, the 6th", the entire
4 lxidy Of Elks will parade the principal
I streets, headed by a pTatoon of mOMnt-
;wte.-vd-.pqlioe,' the Fort; Caswell and the
JjV,, 'y , local bands. Thore , will be costumes
tiaving the largest number of members
f aa Jinc and making tne post appsar-
o iano? will be awarded a $500 silver lov
' ' ' Incr cuo. This is an annual feaure of
P i ' '.' -ibe association arid When a lodge 'has
1 ' wbn the'ecup three times, it becomes
it property for all times, . Wilmington
lks have won it once, but " this year
v'-will, of course not compete.
"There will be other prizes which
lave not been announced. One priz'
-will hi awarded for the greatest aver
jage distance traveled by,"any " lodge
"The Parade will bo at 10: o'clock
: iAt i P. M. luncheon willbe served to all
i.be hundreds of Elks in the Temple",
At 2:30 a busi-
Pry Weather Interferes With Work
i.":,Qn -County Roads, .y , :
HKa nhvvit hnasknA in rbulldinir
the road from- Bridgeton W Vanceboro
are rnaking but little" progress just at
the present : time owning ,to' the. fact
tha,t the road is so- dry and dusty.; R.
Snowdea, county road supervisor,
returned .yesterday 'afternoon, from a
visit to the point 'at.lwhich-they; are
working,and he stated that the force
are now going oer a ssctibnrof the.road
on which; they, have already Repent
some Jtime, putting this in hrst-class
conditionv;;.The road force at present
is comparatively small, only, sixteen
men being at work and until after the
next term of Superior. Court for the trial
of criminal cases at which a- number
will orobably ' be Sentenced - to the
roads, but very'littk work cart be done.
'''i ' JlL It-U lTyi n4.r.-...
;'riS;"Jna,B''488,tt' will be held in the Tern
3ple, and at 4:30 an automobile tour of
''iS''' ''Ae'ji.tjiiJwiH te madeasd a trip tak
J ; en irouiid- the loop;; ending at; the
y rl Xighthpuse on- the Sound." That even-
S ;3 , ing thi,K Tidewater Power ' Company
J., ; "Will give a complimentray danc at
, iV, - JLuBiinii;-,"i. . ; 'Xc-"Sr:' -'V
t .MWnile;it hap not'y8jt'be;idefiBitejiy
' lJ,'' jdecidedi 'ft- is'pre than;' likely that a
trip wai ue wjturuuwn we i-aj5 rwi
on Satrdiay;tthe.7th to Fort Caswell.
mgtori Elks will
the State a
'ttom&M&Kfa letters will
- 'pk 00 members
. . .e;'4f.t1e:;Iodge B;tlie.tatjeinvitingihem
join t hhroftefr'thatTwiH 'journey
''CtteCit
Had Roamed The Woods For Two I Glass from Broken Car Window
Vi Dayt. Without': Food, Or .-. l - Painfully Injures Female V
? Water.&V;l-' ."'' I-;' "-.Passenfier. --
TRIED TO REACH NEW BERN MISSILE THROWN AT . COACH
Boarded
SEVERAL COMMITTEES OF THE
CHAMBER'OF COMMERCE
CALLED TOGETHER. , '
' 'M;VUfeirirett9pf?
I mportant meetings of ; committees
of-the Chamber of Commerce will be
held Monday, .Tuesday and Wednesday
nights of this week according to official
notices furnhhed bv T. Leon Willliams
secretary of the Chamber arid appear
ing below;; 1
There will be an important meeting
of the Merabership Committee of th.
Chamber of Commerce in the Chamber
of Commerce room -Monday night.'at
8:30 o'clock. , The committee is com.-
posed of the following members: W.
W;-'.Griflifti'; chairman; C. . W. Akers,
W. G, Boyd J.'P. C. Davh, C. M. Dpck-
ham, S . H. Fowler, D. W. Hanks, D,
E. - Henderson, H. K. Land, - W.
Lucas, L. I. Moore, M,D. W Steven
son, C. H. Stith, C. E. Thomas, C. T.
Ward, A. T. Willis, W. L. Hand; H.-B
Craven H. S. Styron; Chas. Tolson, C;
There will be an important meeting
of the . Farm Development , Committee
of the Chamber ' of Commerce in . the
Chamber of Commerce room 'Tuesday
night at 8i30 o'clock. The committee
is composed of the following members
Geo. Qaili chairman, J. M. Howard
Hr, Hancock, Monroe HowelL J-.'A
Jones, R. B. .Lane,: N. M.'-Lancaster,
L; G.'.panieU W.; B. Planner, Graham
Richardson, 'J. .y$. Stewart D.;E. Heh
dersonV John; Dunn, ' J T, cH.; Moorci
G. N. Ennett, F. Cas.tet, D. M. Fulcher.
'UWssmDymmKajTt attack.
; i - . iT, R-,- Craw'ord,.;:;-a;.'..satesin:.;;at
, t l ' Coplori's'departmeritstorlwas
'Ui!i.lfihJ.:. aV;:attack';;of.,:ac:ute;indige8ti6n
; . y,;yesterday afternoon and for a time Was
.' i&$UM'fflfxi cpndkionrJe'was Carriod
: i & I into ihe'drug' stored hpopd-L'ane
;. , : J)tvg Company arid his needs fonporily
'iltriiftrtded to peridingrthe .arrivai of.a
; -. x jphyaician whp;soon pucceed.d -in bnngf-
'j' .vjfimj the patient arourtd all rfght,';.;-'-;;.
JARENT'Sv WEEK'AT THE .GRA
M:mMMDD : SCH60LS. ( ' . .
rh& .;Tn::;wil I be parerit'yeeka't'jthe
i Jb'te$&. kaded Schools. Cl: 'P'reriti' .are Snvi't'ed
Invited.
;;; $!$ f 0;ybit"the' tchdolp WednesayyThors
:-''ikii.diS and Friday and i'ee the Wort done
ti ades?Each''grade;willbaW on
fi '-. :-xJuoit;-tnc;-wprtti done by tne pup M
?' Vp' ?i i iaed the regular wprK sof .thii.grade 'will
' '$&!ptirrk& on just as it 'Is every day .' In
a 'iig'-Vbe work exhibited will be. the articles,
r ' .-iliw ; naWactiired by ' the Du'plts,; in the
r'V's'Maflua Training and D.omestic Sciei
ence
'i' t fr'tenartjnefltsV.''-":
.(;.Ii4e le"w
lew Advertisements ;
:few" Eern , Banking -ATrust . Caf-
.IVepared for 'emerg'incies. r.;'- yy
'' '' -IVojJe's Bank Women, '-i- ';':
. National Bank of N,ew Bern--Not a
'. farmer in , this section who should not
' Iiave a1ank iccount. - ; ; , v j i v
Sam K. Eat6n Diamonds Vs. say
. : , tng banks. . ' v' ':, -JL
C. Arnwtrong-7-Gnuine Smith
ftiii style hams. , ''.;
. 1 ; S. Coplon & Son. Winning nicn's
-4 ' cwfiil-.nce. ; ''
1 . - nrnw & Co. Buy a Johnson.
I . I-'i-w B-tn Furniture Co. Ilcy wood's
f ;ii! and carriages-for the baby.
: tn-.l.trd .Shoe Comii:""" Cro m
. There' will be an' important meeting
of the Health and Sanitation Committee
of ; the Chamber of Commerce in the
Chamber of pomjrierce ;im,'y'ediies'
day nignt, ateuu o ciock. i ne com
mittee is ' composed 6f the fcl lowing
members: Dr. R. :h. Duffy, cha'rman
H., Wood, T. . H: :Bennett, ;r; F
Butler, ; R. R. - Eagle, tr. Raymond
Pollock, Dr. R. S.'Primorse,Dr. N.". M
Gibbs; Dr. Geo. Caton, S. M; Brinson
H.; B. Craven, J..A. Bryan, J. F. "Foley,
F.;Bridges Chas.:W. Lewis, .Wi iH.
Huff, DrV Walter Watsdte.v;-
WHITE 'SHAD ARE PLACED IN
1 , WATERS OF NEW RIVER.
V W. H,' Ramseiiir of Beaufort who is
connected with" governiiienf fish hatch
erles at i Edentipn passed through the
cly Vesterday ' 'morning : enroutc ; to
'Jacksonville. ;',Mr.: Kamseur naa witn
him.fouhundred thousand white shad
which ne Iritended plaflting iri New rivef .
LastT Monday he visited" -'-'New. i Bern
and placed mpr than. hilFa mill on of
and Trentf'r-lvers..V'; 5M'tZl:;!-
$Xi- MR.- SELF . LEAy.ES.-';';; U'-;'
-'.'!k. O. Serf,' biisinessmanger for the
State Board of "Health and Secretary
of the State,' Hookworm) Commission
Who haa benn irt the citv aevuraf davs
worm ' dispensary " at "n early f date
and attending to other .matters iri con
nection witjh hia. official duties,, went to
Washington ; yesterday afternooh for
'5
Easthoutid Train - And Negro Boy," Supposed . To Be OneJ
Walked Into The Arms Of ; ? ' Who Caused Accident,
V Waitina Officers. Now In Jail.
v.,.:;::., v r y , ', r -v
After having roamed the woods for! . Nancy Jane Morris, a colored woman
two days, during- which time he had I whose' home is near Maysvllle, while
sot a rn.outhlul.ol lood or a drink 01 1 enrouie to tms city on tne Atlantic
waier, Jacob Dove, the negro who on I Coast Line train was painfully injured
last -Tuesday afternoon shot arid killed yestarday morning, when she was struck
Simon Hicks also colored, at rink py a misstie .tnrown Dy a colored Doy.
Hill in Lenoir county, was apprehended "The affair occurred s near Ravens
0 the east' bound train near Caswell "wood, a small station iietween Mays-
Thursday night while attempting to"! ville, and Polloksville, at a time when
teach this city where he has relatives. I the train was going at a comparatively
Immediately after the crime was slojy Bpeed.. There were two colored
committed Dove ran for the woods ahd J boys, near the track and one of these
although a diligent search was made for threw the missile which caused the
him" at that time he was not located. I havoc: Engineer v Howard witnessed
His description was sent to the officers 1 tbe attair and at once brought the train
it) all the towns in Lenpir and adjoining 1 to.a st6p and he and conductor D. J.
counties and the conductors on all the I Georfealighted from the train and went
trains were also notified' to be on the I in pursuit of the miscreants. One of the
lookout for the fugutive"as it was known boys,! Arthur Blackledge, was caught
he hd relatives in thisity and it was j carrietd back., to the train, brought to
thought that he would make an attempt this city and turned over to the police
to net with them" and eo in hidinfe. 1 The woman had several cuts on her
Late Thursday- afternoon ' Sheriff face and one of her eyes was .injured
Taylor of Lenoir county received a Medical attention was rendered her-
telcphone message stating that Dove as soon as the train reached the city
had been -seen headed toward Caswell and the 'physician who dressed her
and it was thought that he intended wounds.-stared- yesterday afteftioon
boarding the train at that place. That that he did not think they were serious
night Sheriff Taylor.- accompanied by and pat there was very little danger
Pbliceman earsell of : Kinstori boarded of her losing the eye which was inujred
the eastbound iraih and secreted them- ' Blackledge 'told jhe police that he
selves in the baggage car. At Caswell land another boy were throwingVocks
Dove boarded the tram and strange to at a teiapnone pole and nad no inten
say -walked into- the baggage car and I tiori 'of striking, the. train. ' However,
into the arms of the waiting: officers, the offense is a serious one and he will
He made.no resistance and was. 1m-1 pe neid until his companion can be
mediately 'taken jfronr the train ' and 1 apprehended. ': This is riot the first
hdd j atr CasWvJlV until the westbound time Jrhat this train has been 'rocked"
back tKinston ranff placed xi jail, j mned to-, prosecute the offenders to the
Yesterday- he was given a preliminary I full extent of .the law, making an ex
hearing before Magistrate Peebles, and J ample of them for others wh might-
probable cause being found was' com-1 pursue their tactics.
fnitted to jail without bond for his ap
pearance at tne-next term 01 unoir , Th ritv Rarif.ii. nu,u t.
VVUU V J ww 1ST iui ,WM V - . m , .r-
The shooting, it is believedascaused I -r ,'
bv jealousy hAweeathe two nien over y The matter otf, this subject
Northern Lady Succumbs To Heart
Disease. At Swansboro.
The remains of Mrs.. Sophia French
who died at Swansboro on Friday
morning, passed through the city yes
terday afternoon enroute to Quincy,
Mass.,-the former home of the deceased
for interment.
Mrs. .French was a member of the
Unitarian demonimation and for some
time has been a teacher in a school a
Swansboro which is under the super
vision of this denomination. She had
been, ill for only a -few days with a
slight attack of heart disease and her
death was rather unexpected.
The bodywas accompanied by Mrs.
Addie E. Peterson, who is also a teacher
in the school at Swansboro.
a woman, .BettyMurrU fop
u"l"s: v w3f yMwkWtP tPOay s iurni8nea,j)y tne taty
did not deny thMhngandJM eautiful aub Thefib; urges
the? least ;pertUMhen witriesies -vir: ..
describeatPafffe
iiililiiipitol
ANglNSCRIPTIONl mM0k Vf ATEERClsiRIt
. REDDEST RED1 OF ALL ' ATWNfe
! ; ; ) KNOWN REDS. IN.THAT TOWN. , s , C
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rrf'mil'Mhn ' ' '.'-(Special ohe; Joiu-hal)g5;'I
larse
bodies of the: buggiesvo-thi R.F4 D;
carriers there apcea now the inscrjp-
tiVn'UrS, Mair'ff.--The funning" gearof
the R.. F. D, buggies .has 'also been
Moreheftd Ci'ApnlThe'vrdf-
mg exercise 01 the Morehead -.City
Graded School was held in the school
auditorium" Jast Thursday evening
, The members of the graduating class
were- 'Misses"1 MabelTeasley,' Loraine
TZZ-ZX Longhand;, Willant Jennings, Bryan
similar w6rk there.
JAPANESE MINISTER AT METIIO-
'DIST CHURCH TONIGHT. ,-,
Rev. Duichl Moraoclii, a graduate of
WofTord College and Vandcrbilt Uni
versity; and now a student at Prince
ton will speak at the Methodist church
tonight. ' I!c will soon sail for his own
countfy tj engage in the work of t lie
ministry of the Methodist church of
which lie is a inrnilirr. lie has spoken
at a -it nl:my ( tlie lc;ilinj; i lnin tx s
ali'l (.iim-j vi 11 I'.'i-i.; n ' 1.
o
painted ; fed, ; the' vehicles V now f. pre;
antlnc ni:it'a hiftv 'anriiaranre. '' . '-1
Vermillion re'd la- the : official '
for ,posffice department ad
next time : the letter boxes in Jhisityj hvi,ii
ff' rm!"'?f S?! The xercises ' Vcre1-opened with
reddest p reds, jv.ll be the color. yeby:Vfev Euclid' ;$fC'Whorter
v : woviuig.; .w u; after which." Miss jMahsl Teasley read
6uggies ill serva'a useful s W.U as the Droohesy forthe class of v1913 ifl
an ornamental purpose ; as. a person will which were many humbrops references
not have to -know it he carrier pr rus t0 the future 0ffthe members of thi
rig to know that his oufit is in the tor- cfas ; o "- i- ' -v ;. frTi
vice of Uncle Sam's great pSstoffice de- Professor Carwile, superintenaent of
part ment t ? . '-v ; 'i:Vi:t '' the ; school introduced . the speaker- of
' The painting of the R. Fv wiggles the evening, Col: A. & Davis of "Golds
has b:en done iri Accordance with in boro, 'who spoke about thirty minutes
structions' received some time ago. fey upon 'the : necessity- of V maintaining
Postmaster Basnight. from department a good graded -school system in' order
headquarters in , Washington, . 7 ;:;;r), to , develop , the ' State in commercial
f '';: ' '""' ; ':: 'f:-?'' lines. At the conclusion of Col.' Davis'
; ProfJ.' ;W; ' Piufot the;'-lsorO: talk.Dr.l.W. EHeaden Presented the
Funi c School was amnntr'lhn hiiRinnsa I " .
visitors , in -the city yesterday. The :
commencement of this school ' ttkes
place Thursday and Friday ' of ; this (
week and many visitors are expected
by the Reclsboro people on those days.
Following; the benediction by . Rev,
T. B. Davis the members of the gradu
ating class and the corps of teachers
were tendered a banquet by the .under
graduates. "j '
Lr. Leinster Dutiy has ju ' pu
All those who have flowers and wi.sh (chased from C. B. Foy one of tin Litest
to enter' the City Beautiful Club's I models of the well known and pnpu
contest art requested to notuy ivirs. i jeo touring car. the machine is
Ben Moore of ' T.Trs. N.. II. Street so I five passeng.:r touring car, fully cquq.
that thry m iy In- juilied. Those who I pel wilh Gray and L)avi t If
have iw.i-.-i.-i and peoni. a are al.. ie- I.-hi.I t-lniiic 1' ' '!:!' e'!iiii and 1
1 I ! '!'
TBUI FULL IF
Twenty Seven Quarts
"Likker" Found In Dilapi
dated Baggage.
OWNER WANTS HIS r PROPERTY.
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Police Still Retain Possession Of
Confiscated Goads Awaiting
Mayor's Action.
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BICYCLE RH
Runs inm mi
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT OCCUR
RED ON MIDDLE STREET
; YESTERDAY
While riding down Middle street
yesterdayfafternoon on a bicycle and
when almost opposite Dr. Raymond
Pollock's' home, James Barffield, son
of J. D. Barfield, colored, ahd employed
by the Home Bakery, ran into an auto
mobile driven by C. S. Hollister,
The bicych rider and his machine
were thrown to the pavement and the
latter wks badly damaged but fortunate
ly the boy escaped with only a few
scratches and bruises.
According to the statement of sev
eral persons who witnessed the affair
the accident was rather an unusual
one. Instead of being struck by the
,auto, as is usually the case, the bicycle
rider ran into the rear of the machine
and the front, wheel of the bicycle was
caught beneath one of the rear"wheel
fenders arid this threw the rider off,
Mr Holl ster at once brought his
macme to a s.op and alter placing the
boy in it 'carried him :o his home on
Queen s reet and then summoned
physc'an f ) give him medical atten
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DEAT OF YOUNG MAN.
'f. iJlrlcfiiltmard Dies at Stewart8
r-':' ' .;iSanitorium. -
After suffWng for several weeks with
tuberculosis of the bonel - FJ'lIlrich
rfoiward, jthe ;peyenteenr)eilfald'!ii)fr.
Kirs. : Mafniel Howard whoSie'eildaSt'
py? yo .xetcan, street, . dieaiiyesterd&x
afternoon tjSteWart's sanitoHum'WhjBre
he has, bceif 'for some time' receiving
02
of Cora;
lf
treatment. W!
1,1, .. ...Vp.J
Young . Howard had held a J position J
at Henry's 3 pharmacy - for 'he ' paSt
three years and stood high in the esti
nlatlon of his employers. Heyhad been
taking va. course in pharmacy for some
time, past and -was. to hevd stood ai
examination' .before : vthe - State t?; Board
which 'wili jneet in this city in ' jiine.
He. was a young man . liked by atl .who
knew him land hia ,'demisej ip- greatly"
regretted.i i?fj :'i:s-i?K 4-'.r?.i
The fuBeralseryice will be conducted
from Centenary .Methodist church this
afternoon at 5 o'clock and the interment
will be made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
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.'SHAVE NARROW ESCAPE. ; j
For some time the localjpolice have
b lieved that whiskey wag being "sneak
ed" into the city from the Virginias in
trunks and suit cases, the owner having
it checked as baggage and fhen claim
ing it from the railway people after
its arrival here, and they have been
keeping a diligent watch on the baggage
room at the local passenger station
Yesterday morning a dilapidated
trunk which had a most innocent ap
pearance, arrived from Norfolk. Po
liceman Rowe was at the station at the
time and - with -that "sixth sense"
with which the local police seem to be
endowed, came to the conclusion that
it contained whiskey. Acting on this
theory he decided to wait until some one
called or the trunk and then to follow
therii to their destination. Several
hours sped by and it was shortly after
9 o'clock before any, one came to claim
the trunk, then a colored drayman
walked up to the baggage master and
handed over a check for it. Tust at
that time Policeman Rowe was called
to attend to some other matter and
he turned "the affair of the :runk"
over to Chief of Police Lupton. The
Chief at once began to investigate
and found- that it was owned by a
colored, man named Kennedy and that
it contained twenty-S'iven - qi arts of
corn whiskey.
Knowing that it was unlawful for a
man to have this much whiskey in his
possession the Chief, had the trunk
and contents taken to the City Hall
and it is now being held there pending
disposal. The owner of the whiskey,
it is learned, will make an attempt to
secure possession of his .property but
SO far, Mayor McCarthy has not de
cided whether it will be turned over to
him or not.
The possession of six and a half '
gallons of whiskey is in- itself con
sidered, under the laws of. North Caro
Kt)'a,' prima facie evidence that the
owner has, it in his possession forn- "
faivful riraypses, or to bexact the law
pays th$t 'possession of more than one
glfca fisplrituous, thre$ gallons of
'ji$ott''Ofiive gallons.pmalt .liquors
at?,bhe Stare aa'unlawful. V
.TL...iviL-. j. ItrlHcx. '
j nu cufuui'ier sianuavM me owner
t the 'WiseV? persists .lA demanding
his property-It u possible that the au
thorie?JJwjl?'place him under arrest
arid carry; ftfra' before a magistrate for
a! hearitXlf the evidence is such that -
the triajt' judge believes, that 'he de
fendant has the whiskey in His possession v
for unlawful purposes he'jjwill then-bind
him ovef to court tinder a bPnd, and
the, whiskey will stillfemain in ;he hands '
b(,;'tWborinesl HoWever, if the
ownef proves to be a. man- of character '
and jcai satisfy thejridge . that ' the .' ' :
whiskey was not intended .for unlawful V
use it is within the .urisdiction of the
magistrate to release him 'and order
the whiskey returned.. - '
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rrominent :: statesmen .
::hI: 'Kr Heavy: Plrefe
Statesmen .' Under J
"New, York, April 26.-Eleven memb
bers, of .' Jjthe Seriate and" House'' com
mittees bnnaval affairs nad a narrow
escape - from being blowa.to piece
whilerWhnessing'nayartaget prrdtiij
at -Judith sound, 90 - miles f nth : 0
Washirigton, late yesterday, acco d!a;
to a Washington dispatch to th U nes
this morning. .The . monitor f ilhta v
see,, shooting 'whilfea thick hi ze.hung
over the water, mistook for the tirget
the United States 'yacht- Dolphin,, on
board of whiih were members 0 tjnc
official party, and pn 800-pound shell
from a 12-lrich gun passed directly
over the stern of the Dolphin, so close
as to cu one of thp topes attached to
the yacht's rigging, the dispatch says.
The shell exploded just before it struck
the' wateir,- and while the committee
members were thoroughly frightened
they suffered nothing more serious than
a drenching from the water stirred up
by the projectile.
J
No man can love a woman as much
as hc wants sto be 'oved, ' or admire
h'-r as i,lie thinki she otirht to be ad-
:L;!
, x.-.-.v-.t:'
'i"i;'
- Burrus & C0mpany'''have just re- '
ceived a solid carload ,'6f the latest
models of t mowing "machines :mano;-;'fc.'!."iv
factjUred ; by the .'-Johnston 'i Harvester 'i tfyt ) ;-
. i PROGRAM AT:v 'fijt ATHENS ?A '
4;.i:-VpicTWRE: -. k tiH
;$:ym- Redemp,tipnl.-;vf.,
V ThiVFrerich drarria tv)!p .'a beatutiful' l; " '.
and'touchlng story of .jljsf reclamation i; , '.
of a wayward .young mam:v-j,v-'yi.:';;' ' I
V'The Road of Triipgresslon"' Kf
. In this magnetic, sfory'.f Pathosa ;.'? ' y ,
great objeclTlespon is taught.-'v-!'- V'v
''V? '.f.'From' Pen to!ickVr7V'5 "-
1 Avery laughable Pathe comedy. ; r' '
. v ;', ';JA Near Sighted, Cupid! -;
An .amusing play of, cross purposes.
"in a jap.ir.ese garden"
. An excellent,' educational subject. ' d u
Four full reels of pictures, with live' ' ' "
different subjects lotp' of : comedy-.
art abundance of drama.,). ' t
Wednesday "we , will shpw .Pathos'
celebrated picture, "The, ITassion Play
in three reds. This is the greatest '
religious picture ever muile, and should ., .-.
be seen by everybody.
Matinee daily at 3:45. 2 shows at
night. 1st starts' at 8 o'clock., 2d at
9:15. You ran always g t a desirable
scat if you will observe the hour