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New Bern
North Carolina
J AVERTED WAR.
r of Hungary Hurries
ome.
. July 31. Count Ka-
e Hungarian indepen
ing for Kuproe today
p La Savoie, issued a
ing that had his party
n Austria "the situa
have become so deli
r war." Count Karo-
hoping that war would
. seems that our coun-
no more from Servia
ion. The crisis means
s should he at home
jc Hungarian patriots
'., rally to the flay,
ing in any way to
iction of the- Austro
trnment in declaring
feel assured that had
in power he political
not ha ve become so
1 for war as its solution
patriots, and will rally
Teleflrams
ines Sttat.
jed to postoffice box
in Antonio, a box to
signing herself "Mrs.
nnea" had ordered her
from Atlanta a few
his was the fjrst time
'iad be Ul)W to'j&Jtd
' who rerVsentid hipv
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conclusively to the theory tflat Mrs.
I fines, Mrs. M. M. Hard man and
Margaret Mims were one and the
same person.
Mrs. Innes in Port'and refuses to
discuss this angle of the myst ery She
has said that she was in Atlanta with
Innes and that she went to San An
tonio with him, but she has not ad
mitted or denied that she was the
woman who ordered mail for herself
and Victor Innes forwarded from At
lanta to Box 1278 in San Antonio,
where Eloise sent the telegram. Ad
mission of this would virtually estab
lish her Identity as the mysterious
"Margaret Mims" and "Mary Hard
man", the so-called aunt of Innes, the
detectives assert.
Detective W F. Harper has elimi
nated Professor LaVoux, the clair
voyant and fortune-teller who was
in Atlanta in May, from all connec
tion with the disappearance mystery,
He was thought by Mrs. J. W. Nelms,
mother o the sisters, to be Innes
himself, but LaVoux's photograph was
shown to J.- W. Kreuger, a Federal
emplbyieewho worked at one time
with Innes, and Kreuger declared that
it was not the picture of Innes.' i "
Attorney Reuben Arnold, who?has
been advising .. Mrs. Nelms ; in the
search for her girls, will leave within
a , few days on his -vacation, .which he
will spend in New York Stote. -
erel this afternoon; Col. Kennedy and
party caught 1 10 mackerel and foun
ders, Col. H. Montague 49 mackerel,
The sport is immensely good
mm mm
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. , r"Send . this gH brfek; to her chili.
. f dren. She ha .been way !f'flht1leni
The murder, for whfch'James Plew
M EMBERS OF NORTH CAROLINA
COAST ARTILLERY AWARDED
CERTIFICATfiri y.
, RALEIGH, July 31.-4ArrjJtant Gen-
e ral Laurence Young of thii Jorth Caro
1 ina National Guard has received from
the War department instructions ty.isw
3ue certificates of proficiency tcf eigh
teen officers of the North Carolina: (toast
Artillery Corps as a result of examina
tions recently concluded. The lf$4 fol
lows .
Major E. D. Kuykendall, Greens
boro; Captains W. R. Cox, Charlotte;
Charles L. Shaver, Salisbury; L. M-
Dodamede, Hendersonville; K., V.
Ladd, Hendersonville; W. D. Morrow,
Raieigh; F. L. Page, Greensboro; First
Lieutenants Roy B. Case, Greensboro;
M. F. Hatcher, Salisbury; H. C. Mil
lar, Charlotte; W. L. Doss, Salisbury;
Second Lieutenants Grady L. Bain,
Greensboro; C. E. Bradshaw, Char
lotte; W. A. Garren, Hendersonville;
P. W. Hardie, Greensboro; J. B,
Lynch, Wilmington; D. E. MurphySal
isbury; Willshire Griffith, Hendersonville.
was executed, was dope. June 22jpi&
Plew confessed. itsl-WWVke fiel was.
found guilty in. the firsit -degree, but
appealed to the $upreme Court; which
granted her a hew trial have been
financed by Mrs. William J. .Blicfaens-
CAYANAUGH . SUieiDEW
LOW TEMPERATURE PREVAILS
IN THIS SECTION.
WHITE LIGKIIT
MARSHALS EOT
No overcoats have been in evidence
in NewBern for the past two days but
that is no j reason why they have not
been needed. The temperature took
a 6udden drop Wednesday night a"no
si ui. c mai iime, tne lemperature Has
been low enough,' especially at 'night,
to cause some inconvenience. This
condition is by no means local but pre
vails all over this and adjoining States.
FOR RENT No. 5 New street, a de
sirable, residence, furnace heated, elec
tric lights and gas, good location. Ap
ply to Mrs. Jno. Duhn, JPhone ,232,
100 Broad street. : ' Id.
3&& Naw-PamrnouBi in JJupl
County That he Drawer
v KJNSTON. N. C July3t,A report
from,. Beulaville-today say the- belief
is- now paramount there that Lawrence -Cavenaugh,
whose body wa found in '
a s mill pond a few weeks ago, f was a .
suicide. When Cavenaugh" cap was
found floating on the waters. f the
pond, leading to the recovery Sof the
corpse, the neighborhood was rife wh;h
suspicions of murder. ' The' dead Vouth ,i
had been in an altercation with' other'.'
young men at Pink Hill a few" days --.
before, and news, canie to the solicitor
here whieh almost precipitated the
prosecution of several, including sons
of one or two of Duplfh county's most
prominent families, It' is learned now
that relatives of Cavenaugh, recall that
he was downcast because his parents
had refused their sanction of his mar
riage;tO.,a girl "in the neighborhood.
Cavenaugh contributed to the family's
upkeep,-and the withdrawal of hi3 sup
port was protested, the report states.
E. P. Kyle, Traffic Manager of the
Norfolk Southern Railway Company,
was a visitor to New Bern yesterday.
OLD CHARLIE MILLS BEHIND
BARS BECAUSE OFFICERS GOT
v "DROP ON HIM:"
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH
EN FURNITURE-
i; WINCHESTER, Va July 31. Old
Ghatfio Mills, .'pn'ebf 'the. most notor-
i6us,oo)n9hlner;8 wfip. .ever "biled"
cirnfnvvest- Virginia ana maae wnite
lifteCfwad captured' late last night
near His home pi) Camp Creek, Mercer
county, fnd is now in the county jail at
Princeton. "
For years United" States marshals
and deputies have been after Mills.
They found his stills in the wijfds of
Mercer only a few months ago aTnd
destroyed them, but the old maij al
ways made his escape. He declared
that he would die with his boots on
and that no man would ever get the
'drap on him". But they did get the
"drap on him", and it took United
States Deputy Revenue Officers J. H.
Mitchell and Henry Lemon to make
old Mills throw up his hands.
For the past several days Deputy
Mitchell and Lemon scoured the hills
to land Mills. Their pursuit proved
fruitful last night when they encounter
ed the moonshiner.,, They introduced
themselves with four guns pointed at
old Mills' head. He reached for his gun
when he saw the officers but it was too
late.
They fastened his feet and arms,
put him on a horse and the trio , rode
through the hills all night to Princeton
jail, where they locked up old Mills, the
man who had for years violated. Uncle
Sam's laws and who declared that ho
man could take him alive.
Mills will be taken from the Prince
ton jail this week to Blucficld, ' where
he will be given a preliminary hearing
before United States commissioner.
3F,TEJ3L,TO W
SPECIAL OFFER: Because we have no agent now in New
Bern, we offer for the present at a special discount of 20 per ct.
on any orders received from New Bern
2-Cycle Self Sparking (n8o co nil,
j battery) Engine 30 1-2 H. P.
2-Cycle "Special", (with coand 50
battery) engines 4-16 H. P.
4-cycle heauy ditty engites 12-150
H. P.
4 cycle Diesel engines, 50-109 H.P
Fulton Manufaciuring Company
ERIE PA.
CLOSING OUT AT REDUCED 1
PRICES J
2 Quart Ice Cream Freezers - -
3 Quart Ice Cream Freezers - -
4 Quart Ice Cream Freezers - -'
6 Quart Ice'Qeam Freezers
$1.75
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
Gaskill Hardware and Mill Supply Co.
73-75-77 Middle Street - - - Phone'147"
MRS. WAKEFIELD AGAIN
ENDS BATTLE FOR LIFE
SECOND TRIAL FOR HUSBAND'S
MURDER CLOSES WITH
LAWYER'S PLEA.
will sell at public auction, at cor
ner of Middle and South Front streets,
today, Saturday morning, af. ' eleven
o'clock, a fine lot of household and kitch
en furniture, belonging to family who
have left New Bern. You have an
opportunity for bargains.
S. R. STREET, Auc ioneer.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 31.
Areuments were finished today' in the
second trial of Mrs. Bessie Wakefield
for the murder of her husband. Judge
Reed will charge tomorrow and give the
case to the jury.
State-Attorney Ailing, in his sum-
mine up. charged Mrs. Wakefield with
being chiefly responsible for the crime.
Her attorney ''" appealed to the sympa
thy of the jury very strongly. Mrs.
Wakefield sat through their arguments
weebine and at references to her child
ren could not control herself r , .
Attorneys Devine closed with this
plea '.'.' ;;-.-;
BASEBALL AT GHENT PARK
THIS AFTERNOON.
There yrll be an interesting game of
dasebaU at Ghent Park this afternoon
between the Ghent team and the Sin
gle men. .' The came will be called at
five o'clcck and a large crowd of fans"'
is expected to attend. , -
Judge 0. H. Guion left yesterday
afternoon for a short Visit to Morehead
City.' .t'-'r
MOREHEAD FISHING TIME '
at Beauforf i 'uh hla family The will
return horfiei him this morning . .
ttANflC.ltOTEL; MOREHEAtX'
CiT July i.i-Atlantic Hotel fish
tauicu f re uyiUK uue lucs.' nun. c. 1..
Travis pmd two sons' caught 132 mack-t
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pTravisand two eons caught 132 mack-t (
FOR IMMEDIAtE ' ftALRLTai r.
feV a bargai in fatty ve acre rfarsl five
roues lrom: fieftdersoii afbc hundred
fruit trs,line room; use, ; Fo
ifrtW KiVSjLfliiw room; use, of jar
:.kriSticar V" -BaFre ajj, .PaW&l'C
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IS RELIABLE
There's no two rways about that. ; Our J:
Drugs produce RESULTS. El
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" tiest style. Bradham's Soda fountain is the place to
go for these hot Summer days The best : is , always .to be
found at our soda fountain. . ..All ; orders for ice. cream x
delivered promptly, ' v r ', " 7i V J t s,
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