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GREENVILLE, Sept. ' 6. Yester-j,ay;-
afternoon, about- four" thirty o'-
- .clock a shooting affray took- place t in
front of the bakery of Mr. J. EvWil-
v Iiams between Third and Fourth streets
', when his baker, M. J.-M; Reuss shot,
down Mr. Otis H. Smith with a Win
chester rifle.'the ball entering the body
. about an inch below the heart and lod
' ging at some point' that the physicians
-: are unable to locate as "yet, and though
the wpund is of a serious nature it is
thought by the j attending physicians
- that Mr. Smith has ajair chanoe for
fecovery. ' ' 1
- When visited at the county jail by
a reporter this morning and asked the
, cause of the shooting Mr. Reus said
' that yesterday morning t Mr. 'Smith
' brought a bottle of whiskey to the
bakery and asked for it to be left there
' for him. ' In a short while he began
to bring his friends in to treat them,
: and Mr. Reuss having his work to do
and being annoyed by the constant
. -visits of Mr. Smith and his friends
asked Mr. Smith to take the bottle
out as the' callers interf erred, with his
work. . Mr. Smith became offended
at the remark and cursed Mr. Reuss
quite severely, and when leaving - the
door told him he would get him.
Knowing" the reputation I Mr. Smith
had as a dangerous man, Mr. Ruess
'said he went to his room and got his
rifle, and on his return he met an offi
cer; and asked him for protection
against Mr. Smith, and then returned
to. the bakery to his duties. He then
decided to take the rifle lrfto Mr. Wil
. liama store, and as he stepped from the
bakery door he spied. Mr. Smith ao
proaching with something in his hand
and crying out "I'll get you." And it
was then he shot to protect himself.
:h Immediately after the shot was fired
Mr, Ruess walked to the office of the
"sheriff and surrendered' telling the of:
jicers what he had done.
Owing to Mr. Smith's . condition we
are' unable to get a statement -from
-him., ,
XlR WERE ENGAGtb'tjSeETblff'
EACH TOOK ANOTHER MATE
1? THEN OLD LOVE RETURNED
CAUSED PIC
IN
BEAUFOR
JIM PARKER BECOMES ' MEN
; TALLY DERANGED AND
- ' ; GOES ON WARPATH
she would not dia-
' MILWAUKEE, Wis. " Sept' ' 8.-
Formerly a belle in Baton Rouge, La.
... of - which city her father is Mayor.
-Mrs, Anna May Giffin Chennault has
been found, at Berlin, Wis. With her
was her- husband's i brother. Claire- L,
- Chennault, recently of the faculty of
-" the " University , 'of Louisana. They
were working on a farm.
t They were arraigned Judge ivF.-.A;
Ceiger In the Federal Court, today and
on hit -order they will be sent back to
"Baton Rouge, where" Chennault ill
-i face a charge. -of v.olat.on of the Man
t White Slave " law.
.' Mrs. Chennault is only, seventeen
years old, Jt is said. Clarie Chennault
.Kis in his twenties. They had known
each other, from J childhood, and. .bt
came bethrothed Then the girl had
k change of heart 6r thought she had,
'for she told Chennault she was in love
'with another-He demanded the name
oi tus nvau inis
-close. ' i
,v Chennault ".seeins . to ? have i1 found
' ' cwut consolation, lot he .t soon mar-
v. tied and with hia wife went to Okla
homa, where he became a professor
in the State University. Zfteth'xft
? Not(to'ng ago he returned to Baton.
Kouge with is - wife .and their baby
He was soon to learn who; was his
successful rival in "his od loyeV-aJiaift
; for at a ceremony which called for the
attendance of all the fashionable folk
tf . Baton Rouge, the Mayor's , daughter
became the Dnde oi Chennault s youttg-
!. er brother.1 . ' .
- But the bride , seema . to have re-
gretted the choice' she' had' made7 be-
. tween the brothers, for a week after
: her marriage she dissappeared. f So
did Claire Chennault, leaving his wife
and child. They first fled to Chicago
They had so little money they looked
about- for employment to tide them
over the period until a contract that
Chennault had made as a high school
teacher in .Portland, Ore., at f 1,800 a
: year should become effective in the
. FalL , An advertisement informed them
that a married couple was wanted
on a Green Lake County, Wis., farm.
They were employed. : ; V;;. v ; j
It was a strange ; transition the
young professor pitching '. hay and
doing other hard labor till hi J hands
- LlLiered and his body' ached f the
foimer smlay i'A up at'dawn milk
i 3 covs, f (' T f)'i;i and working
a cl.ii'-n. Aa I u.i'ti came the dla-!
,--:-y cf t' V v ' ' !S ! f 'r
JimParker, colored, of Beaufort
county,1, xwas ; carried " to '.. ; Goldsboro
yesterday, where he will be placed
in the State Hospital for the colored
insane. , "y
, For several ' months Parker has been
mentally deranged, but only for the
last few days has he "been violent,
and during these few days, his violence
has been of 'such a nature that the
people - of the- neighborhood in which
he.tlived, were very much in fear of
violence from his hands. In fact he
did inflict painful injuries on J. , M.
Davis, superintendent, of .the county
home of Beaufort county, when he
caught him in his arms and squeezed
him with a grip.hich seemed to
the victim almost equal ' to that of an
iron clamp, and at the same time
sinking his teeth into the flesh about
his -shoulders and neck. 'Although
Mr.' Davis did not sustain any injuries
that are thought to result in anything
serious. .
After being chased for several hours
by officers and citizens, Parker was
finally- captured yesterday after-noon
about two o'clock. Although being
a man of small statue and not being
more than about twenty years of
age, he -gave five stout' men a lively
t'me before they succeeded :n get
ting him handcuffed and tied. De
puty bheritt L. k. Kicks and two
colored men had 'the man in charge
when they arrived at the Union Sta
tion yesterday. He was taken from
the baggage car tied hand and feet,
and in such a manner that his feet
and head could be pulled together
when he became violent.
WISHED SHE ;
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her TronLIet,
- bat Finds Better Way. ,
Columbia, Tenn. "Man a time,
says Mc. Jessie Sharp, of this place.
"I wished I would die and be relieved
of my Suffering, from womanly troubles'.
1 could not get up, without pulling at
something to help me. and stayed in bed
most of the time. I could not do my
housework. , . , . ,
The least amount of work fired me
out My head would swim, and I would
tremble wr an hour or more. Finally. 1
took Cardul, the woman's tonic, and I
UNUSUAL CASE.
Removal Of Logging Engine Causes
Trouble
The removal of a logging' engine
from the timber holdings of the Bu-ell-Crocker
Lumber Company, near
Chinquepin, to Wilmington after a
restraining order had been served on
the Company to prevent the removal
of any of the Company's assests pend
jnglttejiiLtPome of an effqftto have
a receiver appointed lor ittl promises
a possibility of developments; in the
way of contempt of court proceedings
against those responsible for. the lo
comotive's removal.
' The engine is said to be worth be
tween $8,000 and $9,000. It4 was car
ried to Wilmington on a barge.. It is
now being guarded by deputy sheriffs
pending service of a restraining or
der on a' man named Baker, ' who is
said to have disposed of the; engine
to- the Buell-Crocker Company eome
time ago,' and to have taken it hack
Thursday. '
: , .JONES JAILED. - ,
Negro Alleged To Have Stolen
'''?'' : ' Galvanized Roofing. ,
myl
Cardul goes to an the weak spots and
helps to make them strong. It acts with
nature not against her. It is for the
tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel
as if everything were wrong, and need
something to quiet their nerves and
strengthen the worn-out system.
If you are a woman, suffering from any
of the numerous symptoms of womanly
trouble, take CarduL It will help you.
At all druggists.
Dizzy? Billlous? Constipated.
Dr. King's New Life Pills will cure
you, cause a healty flow of Bile and rids
your Stomach and Bowels of waste and
fermenting body poisons. They are a
Tonic to your stomach and Liver and
tone the general system. First dose
will cure you of that depressed, dizzy,
billious and constipated condition. 25c.
all Druggists.
Sec our new elec
trie Coffee Mill
Granulates or pul
verizes coffee to
your order. All cof
fee ground when
sold. Hackuurn.
First of Season Celery
and Lettuce.
T t C. TISDAIE
79 BROAD ST.
Stop That First Fall Cough.
Check your fa'l cough or cold at once
don't wait it may lead to serious lung
trouble, weaken your vitality and devel
op a chronic lung ailment. Get a bottle
of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey today; it
U pure and harmless us it freely for
that fall cough or ecld. If baby orchilriV
ren are sick give it to th m, it will re
lieve quickly and permanetly. It soothes
the irritated throat, lungs and air pass
ages. Loosens Phlegm, is antiseptic
and fortifies the system against colds.
It surely prevents cold germs from
getting a hold. Guaranteed. Only
25c, at your Druggist.
rresh Oat Flakes,
Grits gnd Corn
Flakes. Hackburn.
UBAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA
the
FISHERMAN'S PARADISE
Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish, Trout.
Plenty of boats Charges
Moderate.
COMFORTABLE HOTELS AND
COTTAGES
Extremely low Season Week End
Sunday
EXCURSION FARES,
via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ask ticket agents for time tables and
fares or write
W. E. PORCH Beaufort, N. C.
H. S. LEARD, G. P. A., Norfolk, Va.
J.F. MITCHELL, T. P. A.
Raleigh, N. C.
Ahy You Should Buy
Your Groceries Of Us.
Because we carry best goods
for those who demand
highest quality.
We cater to the best trade
as well as to those in Mod
erate cirenmstances,
This is a high class Store
for everybody
For Prompt Service
MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of a power contained in a
deed of trust duly recorded in the office?
of the Register of 'Deeds, of Craven
county, in book 176, page 57, securing:
one certain promissory note for therr
payment of $500 and interest to Nanni.
B. Mc Lawhorn, said note and salCU
ded of trust having been duly assigfw
ed to n. G. Lynn and the undersigned
with all rights, powers and privilegee i
therein contained, the undersigned will!
on Monday the 7th day of Sept., 1914. .
offer for sale, at public auction, at the-;
hour of 12 o'clock M. at the court house
door in New Bern, N. C, and will sel
for cash to the highest bidder at said J
sale, all the following described rea
estate in the town of Vanceboro, N. C
known as th.' Jackson hotel and storr
property, beginning at the corner of7
the Masonic I odge lot on Washiw?tcSV
road, thence down said road to a lamp
post in front of Jackson store, the1
up Greenville road to the public sckooti
house lot, thence with this lot to th
lane between the Greenville road antE?
and Washington road, thence with sai
lane to the begi nning, containing 2 acresa
more or less.
This sale is made at the request
A. G. Lynn, assignee of Nannie
McL whom.
RALPH E. DAVENF1 Ke.
Assignee cfl Truste.
PHONE 172
3 Pollock St.
H. C. Armstrong
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R A
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.
"I was taken with diarrhoea and Mr.
Yorks, the merchant, here persuaded me
to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Dierrhoea Remedy. Af
ter taking one dose of it I was cured.
It also cured others that I gave it to,"
writes M. E. Gebhart, Oriole, Pa.
That it not at all unusual. An ordinary
attack of diarrehoa can almost invar
iably be cured by one or two doses of thh
remedy. For sale bv all Dealers.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier Of The South
LOW ROUND TRIP SUMME1
TOURIST TICKETS NOW ON SALI
; TO
"""fHE LAND OF THE SKY" '
ASHEVILLE, WAYNESVILLE, TOX
AWAY, HENDERSONVILLE,
BREVARD, HOT SPRINGS
AND ALL OTHER WESTERN NOR
TH CAROLINA POINTS
Spend your vacation in the cooi
mountains of Western North Carolina.
' Week End and Sunday Excursions
round trip tickets on sale to Morehead
City, Beaufort, Wrightsville, Wilming
ton, and various' other summer resorts.
For illustrated booklets, complete
detailed information, ask your agent.or
communicate with.
O. F. YORK,
Traveling Passenger Agent.
J Raleigh, N. C
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Modern Business demands a strenuous lifo.
The marts of trade are teeming with brilliant mes
and women working at top speed, and doing an$
accompUshing.
These men and women find1
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PSI-Cola
-A' safe, reliable energizer. It stimulates their minds an;
bodies clears their brains, quickens their step.
It helps wonderfully in the days long
steady gtia
You will fina Pepsi-Cola at Soda
Fountains or Carbonated in X i
pottles, anywhere
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J-Chief of. Police C; Lupton received J'l am
eiegiyih'from
villi Saturday staling tna ney;had Itliah an
Sonny Jones, colored, who stole seven
foliar of galvanised yjroofing fronvlv
nan-by the nam of Odum whp had
iheontrcfc&
Three rolls of the; roofing was found
in an out house on ; the, premises of
James;: Dawson, colored; and he was
bound over to Superior Court, charged
with stealing, bnt he will probably
be released after the hearing of Jones,
. Captain Bryan .went to Greenville
Mother Of Eighteen Children.
the mother of eighteen children
have the praise of doing more work
any young .woman in nay, town,"
writes Mrs. C J. Martin, Boone Mill,
Va.''I. suffered ;for 5five years with
stomach trouble and could not eat as
joiuchv asaijiscuit without suffering;
I have taken three bottles of Chamber-
n'al.Tableu'and arn now a :. well wom
an apd. weigh 468 pounda-'.I jean; eat
Anything I want toy and a much as I
want and f ee.1 better than I have at any
time in ten years. ..I. refer to any one
in Boone Mill or vicinity and they will
vouch for what I say." Chamberlains'
Tabllets are for1 sale byall.DealerQ ;
m ill w-viA 1 1 1 1 ii a i um nA 1 1 mx
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OF NEW BERNE, N. C.
- IS THB s w
OLDEST and STRONGEST $
' ' V- AND
Capital, Surplus and profits
Total Resources
THIS SEGTIDN
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200,C0O.OO
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One nice home in Ghent on Spencer Ave,
Two nice homes in Riverside, National
'Avenue.
alpine nice homes inside city limits, in dif
ferent -parts of town, some very desirable
locions.
t Four nice homes in Bridgeton
1 also have some vacant lots in Bridgeton
New Bern, Ghent and Riverside. I can sell
rypu property for cash or on easy terms.
- Dpn't fail to see me before you buy. I can
sayg you inoneyi aiidr don't forget to see me
fore youfhuy that tarm. I have what you
twaht. I; handle everything in real estate.
Gome; to see me. If you don't buy I wil)
glad to see you any way.
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