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COLUMBUS, N. C, TH UK AY, DECEMBER 21, 1905.
VOL XI.
N0.35.
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JlRUPTEDRl)LfR
0 KiGliTIER THAN THE BOMB
Russian Revolutionary Leaders
Issiije ivsaniTesio ueaanug
the Treasury Bankrupt
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.
Supreme Court adjouried at Ral
flio-h on Fridav for the term, bavin
filed nine cases, none of which are
of special import '
The State Labor Commissioner
finds that there; are 229. more miscel
laneous factories in; the State this
year than there were last year. 1 he
secretary of State finds that the total
number "of corporations chartered is
697.
BODY NOT TO BE EXHUMED
WORK OF CONGRESS
0rdexiug Their Followers to
Cease
t Our National Law Jlakers Are
Doing Day by Dsj.
Tndgo Watts Denies Petition of Fi
delity Mutual Insurance Co. to Have
Body of Dargan, the Dead President
; of Independent Oil Company TafcenlOVERING'S RESOltelON
Up for Examination $25,000 ?ol-hereas, the timate of the
. in onPRtimi Cotton crop made and published
y m Quistl0n- . , ' , M Agricultural Department on
Cheraw, b. U, fepec laLine "Jmber fourth indicated: totalpro-step-to.be
taken by the .1 idelity . Muon in the United States- for the
tiial Insurance Co., ot Fniiedeipnia, u,n of. llineoen, hundr&l and five
aneftort to have the . body ot U0Dernjnetenh hundred and'six of ten
Keith Dargan, the late ' president o 0n ono hundred" and ixtv-s'even
U J 1. X ' 1. . . 1 1 Si, .
heii
the Independent Utton beeoun voinsandei?hfc hundred arid eighteen
nnfld Said to-be CoYering Up Sff before Judge Watts, of the Gnata mti in the VarB-us !
eicitshy Proceeds of Foreign ?n tant a? Mr. McKa 8 lodge Coiirt, who refused the petition first- of December nii
Kns-o Money to Pay SK- ? i gStOXSSSSt " SWSC feL?
Tho hrinrd acted ut)on the sugges
tion of Governor Glenn, that an exhib
- tn , - rs-rAnr- 4n . TTttorlv 1 if h mndo at the various lairs in jew
T)--TJ 1 A Av A . Ill -XU.rf , W w ' J v w - , . .. v .
nzardom-Withdrawal of 'AH England next autumn. I pany, whose repartee I suicide ne b. ?ve h - dred . ndg-
- i ,, tt Tr T'r TVf. i some luuinus-uuu tauBcu a uiviuiuii weiont nnn
Bans ueposra m uuiu uu "f" N York arrived sensation, exnumed, iaiiea oaiuru. ereas the census retfas- of ft
eminent Said to be Covering Up mvJ!! Judge WatU, of the Circubn ginned in the Variftus States
Deceits
L
snifJip.rs Document a Sudden and
Terri'hlfi EloW.
ifll.The Dio- Attornev General Gilmer said he
, x u.v--: V -. ,d d. for the term
letenat orgamzaiions .mougu . Vednesday or" Thursday of next
Yiroie govcumucuL i"- " week, as it is well up witu us opm
to the camp of the official government ions.
durihff the night, issurm- a manuesio, ,ftlinmimpn Wfl m-de to the
followinjr the form of the regular im- . . . State Convention that the
perial doeumcut, declaring the bank- Baptist University, for Women
ruptcviof the Trcasurv, ordering tho would publish, beginning .next week a
Uletaria army everywhere to refuse paper to be known as The Bulletin,
pioktana a j frt . This institution now has 3oft students.
to ray raxes, oj. a.y u.u.a, .v, . . board of asriculture re
For the purpose of bringing but in-""
formation showing the existence of a"
civirpension list, the House asked the
President for the number of civil em
ployes of the government ,who ., have
reached the age of 70 years. .
Senate Passes Canal Bill. -
The Senate on Saturday passed the
Panama Canal emergency bill. A
snbstitue for Mr. Bacon amendmenl
offered by Mr.. Hale, was accepted.
It specifically requires that Congress
shall bev supplied with a detailed, esti
mate of all salaries except those paid
to laborors, skilled and v unskilled.
Otherwise the bill was passed as re
ported from cemmitteel During the
day Mr. Hale made the authorized
announcement that Mr. .bishop 's
duties as a 'press agent'. -. would be
discontinued. " . . -
meteen
in the
The Supreme Court has nnisaea The attorneys argued that the tesi
hearing of arguments at this term. m0Uy set forth m the afiidavits . wfthe entire season as estimated by
ist on tne laymcui ui .av.i wtod th resolution ouei w iu'i'l,J
o'V silver, aiid to withdraw all theiil priating $750 specially for the pay
1iH).-its from the
1 -
gold., - '
-The manifesto 'is -a terrible indict
mcnt of the manner in which the
bureanseracy has brought the country
to rlna:icial ruin, asserting that the
government has squandered not only
the -.country's income; - but ' the pro
ceed of the foreign loans on railroads,
the ai-my and the fleet,4 leavhig the
wji'lo, without schools or l-oads.
No Money to Peed Soldiers.
'.. It is declared that there -is no money
to feed the soldiers and that ef-er'-vhwre
there are insurrections of the
besrsar and starved troops and sailors.
The manifesto even charges the gov
ernment with using v the deposits in
the government savings banks -to spe
iotc nn tViA bourse and with the
savings Dants in mem 01 premiums uu r .
crops. For several years tnis uu.
bursements has been made on account
of exhibits. to State lairs.
a. charter is oranted the Atlantic
ComDanV. of Raleigh
$125,000. principal
based entirely on hearsay ana ior u Agricultural DeDartmeiit had been
reason the court would not be jusune thau girmed. and 4
in ordering the .body exhumed. ereas neither the plckiriir nor
making his decision, Judge Va of cotton inj the State
stated that he did not feel that ied, or in any other of gthe cotton
the court's, business to confirm thtyuei states of the Uisitcd States
rumors and that the tacts in tne caJbmpleted ty the first of Decem-
as presented by, tne peuuoneis, ' and that-therefore the estimate
not justify an order for the re-openthe A?ricUitural Department as
of the grave, inasmuch as the act- yield of CQttQn injthe gtaes
was brought by individuals. Had is plainly an understanding
request came from the solicitor J ud, likelv to misifiad, anilfdamage the
Watts stated that it would, in ton interests of the United States:
probibilty have been granted. i - '
One of the attorneys of the petithereaSf in various other . States
ers stated that the company wonld the picking , anc ginning is
gin action at once along other 'linet nofc to have progred toward
secure the desired end. It is, probLpletion eyen as fullv ain tbe four
that the company will make an e1rtea named the amount of cotton
to enlist the interest of the sohcitc ed uto the first 0f December
The hearing of the case has s s that the, Agricultural Depart-
vived,to no small extent, tne "nt's estimate of , the yiegd is unques-
est which attached to uie A""nablv an underestimate;: and
noul lin KtnP.lv.
Charles E. Johnson, J. J.
Thomas, Herbert W. Jackson, James the Independent Cotton Seed . Oil Uvhercas it is a matterlof the first
H. Pou, Thomas F. Womack, J. b. pany. the suicide of Robert Iveith ortance to the people oj the United
gau iuc jjicsucm, - uie luai mey ue suppjieu wim a
were hundreds of thousand dolyQ aecUrate estimate i this sea
short, and the sensational ruiaotf. M tn : , Thp Jfnn,: v.. it
the effect that Dargan did notjMmn1i.pj hv th, cPnSiti VnVJ nrt5
suicide and that he was still aiiveu Representatives of the' UnitetT:
the time of his death, o uPIiites pf America in Congress assem-
Dortch. A fire
T illlC nu . , .
oi'gamzed ai
capital
insurance company is
Rockv Mount, with $50,000
stock. The insurance commissioner
lavs that this is paid up and tuai
there is also $rJ,ouv surplus.
. i.x- I loatVi if was said that he had raad,
The feature of the annual p at. : f hypnotism r7 :
"rftuvhi such rlntq jus mnvi'in Jiic nnfn-
onnvpnt.lnn of the county superinten
dents was a report by Superintendent
Tirr: J f Purnhpr and. -TOO, Kaiu
I.1XVX.'
.. , -a -xi'T2" rr w 1 oolipra under contract
covering up its chronic eutn u . Lr 0xQ nnd one
interest on the immense debt by the had DroKen iu? """ZC w. .all.
proems of fte io whid. to" other counties to teach He eaU
a a las? exhausted.0 The rich, it is ed on the State Permtendent for
further declared, have-already taken a nilmg, putUng on , the q black list
- .tlrio. Vipir nil tp.afhers who do this, so tueu cei
S Lto securis anld and Ufieates . will be cancelled.
. are sending, them abroad. The only
salvation for the f?owvtry, according
to the manifesto, -ife the overthrow of
mesmerism, as had also his roiecisuch data as mayMn his opin
who was with him ax me nmc "cLneera
saMtoha-dod.-.Nrtm 4r7f o tUe season7 crop, and
to the effect that Dargan, when tteTh the same on tie tenth" day
coroner's jury viewed the body, was.ir nineteen hundred and six,
not dead dui merei m
notism. It' is a fact that neither ..the
oner nor any of the jurors toucneu
cor
sonn e or existence vi wm. "-p'i
its financial revenue,, must , be stop-
The document is signed by the mem
bers cf the "vVorkinsinen's Council,
the committee of the Pan-Russia
Union and the central committee ol
the Social Democrats, Social Revolu
tionist sand-Socialists, of -Poland.
Caught The Government Napping
This great step of the revolution-
anes wincn throws u.n iuc i,e,-
wjth a full anp complete
t ot the method Uy which the
is arrived at. nnl nf 1tp A.
the body or made any examination. he various reportX comprising
'rhev were, io umj - mate is
I .. i. I . f - 1 1 ii 1- ll,n .rt-k-m 1 is
The board of education appomis sion, railroaded lurougu uc That the un of twenty
what is known as the first $100,000 ap- Ucre his body was. One ot the argu-j dollnrs is herebf appropriate
nronriation from the treasury lu ments or me auunic xx .. t any money-m f He treasury
P ' , , . 11 f fnnrippn 1 . . of 1ip hparinff was' " .ii J
xisu appiupiiaiffi, as a spe-
detray the 'expenses . of
' 1 . -wt tt t1 I jj xt v..w Vioon Hinnv ot the... si .
Buncombe flew I reponea T"r.inaJorV . . , .
OS0 and Craven $1,UUU. M best citizens in mis -nate spent tour fiours Thurs
towns and counues "."'.'""""niscnssui;: the f aiiama anal
Lights on at Spencer, r the reality of his death ana mis F"yy appropriatiorl! ; bill, and
Cnopr. Svrecial. Ttie electric arc :0n obtains now without any aimmn
-!-"-" - ? x J , 1
eft-PPt lio-hts in Kpencer were nuucu ution.
for the first time weanesuay u.s"
vxx.x" v- r-
and .the streets, which diu " -.
fields, are brilliantly
t?Lli-a Ti,tt plPitrift svstem has been
U"ULCU. x.i- j . :i
in course of construction since April
nf th s vear. The waier
adjourned the bill was still
nsideration. Thfcre were set
by Messrs. Teller, Scott and
and they were followed by
Lvnchburg Nearly Cut Off
Lynchburg, va bpeciai. rcep debate m which all phazes
fnr n sinde wire to Danville and an-pntroversy were:;iexploited.
other to Washington, Lynchburg waTa u y e
anes wmcn iiuxmvs u.i xxv. tt-e,- x- tnis year. : iuc v r-v7 - . , , u:;"nw,mnniMtioir ' uuuus t"- cauai -,
battle to the government, was prepar- noweing put in by the Spencer cut off by telegraphic commumca tioiu
ed with sucb secracy .that tne amw; Water Company is weu unQer,w.
ties were taken olt their guaru auu u
;en attempt to prevent us puuu
nnf pi'
wtir.n flip npwsnaDers. The revolu
tionary leaders expect that it will be
followed by reprisals and arrests, but
all this has, been foreseen. iue u-au-ers
laid their plans deeply before issu
ing the manifesto. The new commit
tees of the various organizations have
been olaced "in the third and. fourth
decree. If one set -of committees is
pat behind the bare, another will take
its place and carry on the work. '
The Leagde of Leagues, was not asfr
f hp manifesto, being re-
v U l ' mill A. A. A V
ing
$10 000 Loss in Cotton Mill Fire.
Albemarle, Special.-Friday morn-
it. fire broke out m or unuei
covered by insurance. .
Saturday morning with the North anq.eoiment bondsytwas passed
CV. mi APronnt ot a sleet storm. i"Wp
200 linemen at work here on the sysipublican membrs ' Of the
tern are restoring the circuits. Many caucus .Mbndajdunanimous-
of them went-to ureeusuuxu, . in favor of admitting Ok
where the worst vx "ir wt tue Indian $erntory as
to have been experienced. ' and by a vote.ctf 110 to 03
In favor of admy;ting Anzo-
Tive Men Blown to Atoms. Mexico as ontate. tsoth
xl,B iU . J questions are to be con-
Birmingham, Ala.... opecim. -one bill. The fffly opposi
...r'. i i
mixms
house, or upper shop
and ing" department of the Dupont pow
nuncnue program ws;s airectea
L m -
tning Arizona ani Mew Me
garded with some jealousy vy r .gik . uh go
lPt-t nizaiions which claim to landlordship of .this buildin wim
i K-frp j..;iia - Wilted eia-ht miles north ol0n the recomnendation in
UU IMCXXCIX uv. J." I XX1XXXJ, 13 X 1 ill
" r . 1 ' .Hour 'a nnrma npecnerp to,
1
Salisbury's New Hotel.
Salisbury, Special-Salisbury's new
v. of l,p rorner oi
AAVl'-w'
- ; 1 etrnots. Will
.A. ...4a Ia AT1M I 'M 1VI1 ... . l U Alir 11TI H III 1 1 J-UV'U f
a great wuue. fr--..r co liirmingnaxu, uic surance regulation occupied
n II r. It' III! I . . . J t-' 7. .5
-T TniK I it I iiiiiiis. ,?xv" i mi - inf mn . wm.i mi i M i
Jt- - "... c 'v,w;v1p dftAth. ine-ei" 32-iin inursaay wunout a
.l.aui. vx)-u . . ...... - 1 1 . . I , . i vmniDrnn;. iihl xi 1 a. uun"v -
be bearing th(f brunt of the revoumon rooms, nave """rJ My I , -V, miles The men who wer .
and to belntitled to the fruits thereof A yet its owners havA '"ased U m heard for 15 miles . ine .rlse then adjou&ed.
TbP T,m1pfariat ders claim to have w. S. Nicholson nas oe.xi Canal ia lm.
absolute knowledge that the .govern- contract for heating ; it uy department, "and while it has eration by theSenate Fri-
ment has just issued $135,000,000 in wm install this appax at u K,' le not to allow much powaemx Tillman occupied the
paper money.- t)ndr .tne j,;OTO;tp in these separate room jjneu iu luatj suujwi
ii.. i ;. u -itnr. of even . - , t..v.m ntcannAar. U1 uj . - - . - xt.-
vi uie press law, wr.r -; ..- .. .. . 2,500 jewelry a-v6co
paper which printed tne manaCStU w . f qnp,,;al Thre
Lpi i,Cplf liable to eight Houston, Texas, Special, inrei
,,..1.1. Knid he gave way ao questions
i l- . . a t a a oriii iv ii l v v . i i i xin
llltiv "
months '.imprisonment and $1,500 fine. kaes containing jewelry, watch
Now must come the test of the govern- P t0 the value of $200
ino- into smithereens.
errupted by otljier Senators
indicate any antention ot
he passage of; the appro-
opposing th(f passage of
V
TTipnf-. ' tviwor
It develops that among the papers
of M. Ki-ustlieff, the president of the
executive committee of the V orkmen s
Council, seized at the time of his ar
rest were documents .which furnish
evidence1 of a well-planned conspinc
to seize and carry off Premier Witte
wagon
disappeared from an express
The packages were left under the seat
while the driver stepped across the
street. When he returned
gone. They were consigned to jew
elry firms in Houston and were about
to be delivered. A similar event oc-
a nackace val-
CUlIcu. last " 4
Damaging Sleet Storm. - -
Greensboro, Special-Practically iso-i-x-j
: xt, 'nteiAa1 world, fireens-
ldlCU. X1U1U LUC VUlSiuu 7 : I - J
boro on Friday and Saturday . was ued at $1,100 disappeared.
xi. rnp nf i hp worst sleet 1
tnrTnHt- hiis experienced for years. River Steamer bun.
V Vf U.U V r J "
Telen-aphic and telephonic communi- Pittsburg, Special. The steamei
1 vnoi ntive Works Donbled
T?iehmond, Special. PreparationWtion bill, bu he critised
Kichmona, y RicWs of the canaf commission
are being made to enlarge the ru its transactiis. .When
Wd plant of the American LocomoJadjoiirned the fcili was still
ITvp works to almost double its prea there was afi agreement
I . ThP nlant is now worK Saturday.
ent caicA. r , devoted foua. and three-
t Av and night, wnu a x. -r- ,5 i . H
ius. Tx hfl5 laree orderars io a uveiu ueuaic
about 2,400 men. It has larg . rf j,. ingur
for locomotives - :nies. No ; conclusion was
buildings at once. committe reference
m.j. hmce feature $f the Presi
v Receiver for miww. t.e ,vh'ich isl the mattei
rinoinnatti, Special. An applieaiderationt and the debate
Hnr, for the appointment ot a receive Saturday
cation was cut off for the Dest pan Twilight same m v v."'
1,p lfl-r. due to broken -wires and
SeHamil
xt O ; tIp AlAnnntrnhe a rivei 1 Pn mad was meu
KICK. ilUt xj. m i o .. . I xw"'- v
H.
W Railway an4 the Pere Marquett e indulged itself - again
ton rtaiiwaj,r" , ... xi, : TTr.;pln,rt fpr,f-Af 'fmtr linnrc
LiiV W All W 1 VAtVll V Vl-iAVUl
falling poleS. 1 This damage was tem
porary repaired and all wires, were1
soon ih fair working order.; Inestim-
able dnmne was ' done to trees "and
f olao e crushed beneath the weight , oi
icy tendrils. ; Street car service was
seriously hampered and a general dis
comforture ensued.
Jud;
by Lawk many time! termed an
. J IO nconinCf With tiieil I OUtoc I "lrfilllL UOUlk xxcxv
ine cxevv ux. xu--A-A4.lil. titopII. Jr.. circuit
lives by hurrying, iu xwx. x. i rence -;iiw' vi .1 t,;, Vi
lives. u,yyiu & v it t afi;Qfpiv beffan hearing th
boat and t-emgo - . ;M TSpp&ted AttoneUate andEsiaterest of
. a wanted the Lnmber- &rf Judson Harmon asrecexTihad appreclbly d,min-
. tnA- i625.000 . wh roads. Insolvency is aonuiuouaay recess was
Art .Nfinil !l Mlim. IY1W11U4 wnvv I I IJ1 . 1 I T . .
tUU JA.XJ.W."-7 -.X : 11
R. C. Lawrence Demg tne .. piuwii ted.
stockholder.
tcussion of Inderal con-
lancet It wflsl the fourth
Lrsday to January 4.
Treasury's Cash Balance $138,490,001.
Washington, Special .--Saturday '
statement of the Treasury balances,
exclusiye of tbe gold reserve, shows
available cash balance to be $138,490-
001 ; gold $87,663,270.
. . Honor Beethoven's Memory, v
Berlin, Special. The 235 anniver
sary of the birth of Ludwig Van Beet
hoven was generally observed Satur
day here, and a -wreath .was placed ou
the statute of the greatcomposer. ''
.Young Squirrels Adopted by Cat.'
A coon cat belonging to . Norris
Smart of West Windsor, Vt, has three
kittensf about three weeks old. A few
days ago she adopted two young gray
squirrels and appears to think, as
much of them as she does of ner kit
tens. .
. ' i Books Written v In . Prisons.' V
A publisher was talking t, about
Oscar Wilde's stranga book, "Do Prov.
fundis," witi- its pathetic decoration '
,of arbird beating Its wings fagainst
the. bars of a cell. " . . . ' .
."Wilde's is "not'the first good book:
to have been written in jail," ne saW.
"Jail, in fact, seems Ho'"1 be' .'"good
place j. to. , write -books. , in, Xiterary;
men surprise themselves thfere.'
i"John Biinyan wrote vJPilgritos;Proui
gress' in jail. . ..;,-.'(.'..l r
i"De foe laid the plans 'for- 'Robin "
ison Crusoe during a"";teTm' "of . con."
finement imposed 5 on t him for . tha,
writing ;J of a" pamphlet' calledf 'Tim -Shortest
Way 1 With ,the .Dssentera.
"Leigh Hunt wrote 'Riming in jail. '.
"Sir . Walter Ralergli during - his ' r
fourteen .years t imprisonment ; In thej ;
Tpwer of' London, wrote' his excellent' '
'History of the World. -' !f
:"Silvio Pellico- ahdTassoeboth did '
their best work in jail." St Louis
Crlobe-Dwaiocrati
i
jThe mackr.elf fishery, , has
practically extinct 'in "NeWfou
bees
ewfoundland
waters for the last quarter century.
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in executive, session confirnjed thetfol. ;
lowing nominations: .
Charles A. Stillings, kassacnuset'ts;' ' ' '
to be.Publie Printer, -
i JHenry W. Funjiss, Indiana, minster
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: Postma sters : ; , ; . , v, .,. . J , ;
Georgia Rutledge ' A Griftin, Quit. ' , '
man ; Thomas "K.; Hensobn Sylvester; 1 i
Walter. I.. 6ooperV Svlvania. . - .
.. Alabama Ella GT. Nix Fort4 Payna!
' South. Carbxina-Wm..:l .C.:iiBrowni.
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