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VOL XIV.
COLTJMBUb, N.C., TH CSSD AY , AUGUST 6, 1908.
NO. 14.
Iff dLiNGS flfjp STATE NEWS
X l.oMrl r.!A9nAfl Fmmm Alt CjSm. Cl-l- J
Arranged Fcr
N?;ro Bank for Durham.
urhr.ni. Special. Next Saturday
Mechanics and Farmers ' Bank,
1 f . mi i i
for business, inis oauK .nas a
l P 1 A AAf Jill n
id-in cnpuai oi iu,uuu una-aii oi
stock is owned by negroes. This
I be the third negro bank In North
roliua. ! B. titzgerale is presi-
- . I. 1 A
it; John MerricK, vice president ;
W (i. rearson, cashier. rue
nk is in a new buildiug just erect
bv the North Carolina Mutual and
1 i A iiAinfmn Tt- 13 a! aM m!
equipped with quartered oak and
rble furniture.' -The' vault is a
1 v , r. i-l si -r - rm tr Vk nil
lex
xt to tne DanK is a new negro
i i j j i i
i i
jir store inai was openea mis weeK.
is business has a paid-in camtal ot
500 and an authorized capital of i
So. Two registered pharmacists
ve the management of this busi- P" --- "-m - xux vv?
2 In this bunch of negro busi- red Insane at Goldsboro.
ss houses tl:ere is wrapped up more
$100,000 and the business cov-
i i. l.i? 1.1U TK XT 1-1-
rs anom a nan uiuuiv. iuc nurm
Carolina i loviuent ana lviuiuai asso-
L 11 1 . . 3 X I" A 1 Hl
iatioi.. winch is a negro insurance
jmnanv. owns all the real estate "and iCiotMLand all kinds of textile fabrics.
Ihoso who back the insurance com- i
kniv owh controlling interest in the
1 1 li TL ' - '
Various Dirsmess places mere, it is ;fIlftl siuca. ui. ui cuiupany is xwv,
Haimcd for the insurance company i 000, of which $50,000 has-been sub-
hat i: is the largest negro company
n the world and during the nine
rears w.iu n Has oeei in uusiness
i , -i. i i l.- i ;
lohn Merrick, the founder and pre
sident says that it has paid out more
than a half million dollars in bene-
ts. With a very small beginning 4t
.All 1 i
lias now stretcnea out i.nu covers tne
Etates of North and South Carolina,
eeentlv when a $10,000 bond was
eeded in South Carolina the corn-
many promptly deposited that amount
nn ca?h will, the treasurer of South
Carolina
"Wilmington, Special. At the of
Mr. E. P. Wharton Eesigns. fice of Capt Earl L Brown, U. S. A.,
Gre shoro, Special. Much inter- i in charge of the corps of engineers
L
in bitsiiipti circles attaches to the
resignation of Mr. E. P. Wharton as dredging the waterway from Pamlico
president of the Southern Life and j sound to Beaufort inlet, the amount
Trust Company, a position he has ! available for the work under the an--occupied
since the formation of the J proDriation being $358,000. The low-
company. He retires m order to de-
vote his entire attention to the
American Exchange Bank, of which
lie is president, and other business
enterprises with which he is connect
ed. Mr. A. W. McAlister. formerlv
vice president, becomes president of
Southern Life and Trust Company.
He is succeeded as vice coresident bv
Mr. A. M. Sles, who has purchased
Mr. Wharton's interest in the corpo
ration. The Southern Life and Trust
Company conducts a life insurance
-and a trust business. Mr. McAlis- j
ter will remain at the head of the Jiie j
insurance branch and the trust de
partment will continue under the con
trol of Mr. Scales.
Raid on Moonshine Plant.
Du rham, Special. Revenue officers
have returned from a raid that was
a success in landing a moonshine
plant on one side of the town and in
?fUim: a prisoner on the other. The
distillery captured was. about nine
aiiles southeast of Durham. It was
found running in full blast and be
iii i; looked after by --two negroes,
fhey made their escapes by running
soon as the officers came in sight.
1 officers (hen cut up the still and
01 fixtures, cuf down seme ten-or
' formenters and poured out
' gallons of beer. The still
was i 75-gallon capacity.
I ive Stock Killed by Lightning.
. Special. Mr. J. B. Har-
in was struck by lightning i
It killed two mules, a
cow, o dog and stunned a
Mr. Harris-is a well
;mer living about two and a
s south of this place.
Increase in Charters.
Special. The fact that
1 - a notabie increase in the
'n;,,:l,(T of charters now being graut
hy th- State shows that there is
heady improvement in financial con
aston county will continue
! I'-a-l the State in the number of
'(s ottou mills, these amounting to
almost 50, two new ones having been
chartered this week.
Brracombe Robbers Bold.
teoa
tin-
- ' n. Mil. 1 11 V, K ) MM -A A. A A v
sjet1on
iC Buncombe eounty was
wn into
a fever of excitement
xv i it became known that three rob--
,)H had occurred in that section,
' .mile. Lorn Asheville, dnrto the i
' ' and early morning and that
u; one place, a home occupied by
' ladies, Mrs. Jones and her cous-
s Chandler, the ladies were at-4(''-'cd
by two negroes, a knife thrown
; head cf one lady and the oth
' ''i'ced into the yard and strang
j rn-J thrown against a wire fence.
Busy Readers
CRIME UNHINGED HIS &NB:
Nerp Committed to Cherokee County
Jail , as Insane Confesses Murder
Done in Georgia 20 Tears Ago.
Murphy, Special. Robert Brown,
colored, was confined in the county
jail, because of an unbalanced mind.
Brown claims that the cause of iiis
becoming insane is that he has been
worrying over a murder he committed
ninteen or twenty years ago near
Bold Springs, Ga. Brown says his
right name is George Jones, and that
he shot and killed with a Shotgun a
colored man at a dance, whose first
name was Frank. He says he can't
remember the ether name. He says
at the time of the killing Cross Mc-
TT ,.. ,1 ire a i i
" " d ?UCI'U' Appiicmuon nas
tJIJ
.
. AWO -VOWon Mills.
TV. TJIK. r i i. -win.
j.uc iuuuui nuiity v. uuuii uiius, ui
jiuuih xiuuy, vjrusioii county, was in
A TT 1 1 L . A
corporatea to manutacture yarns,
also to buy, sell and deal in wares
and merchandise. The authorized
...nU.l .U.l. 1 1 " A1AA
scribed by the incorporators, H
A. Rhyne, E. R. Canon and A. P.
Rhine, all of Mount Holly.
The Adams Cottorf Mills, of Mount
Holly, were incorporated to manu
facture j'arns, cloths, etc. The au
thoized capital stock is $100,000 but
the company may begin business
when $40,000 has been subscribed.
The incorporators are H. A. Rb.vne,
E. R. Cannon and A. P. Rhyne, all
of MountHolly.
Contact For Dredging.
for this district, bids were opened for
est bidder was the Marvland Dredg-
ing and Contracting Company, of
Baltimore, at 10 3-4 cents a cubic
yard for the whole. There were eight
other bidders, including P. Sanford
Ross, Jersey City; Atlantic Dredg
ing Company, Philadelphia; Coast
wise Dredging Company, Baltimore;
John Anderson, Gulfport, Miss.; R.
G. Ross, Jacksonville, Fla. ; Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific Company, New
! York, and the North American
Dredging Company, New York. There
were two classes of the work, but the
Baltimore company was the lowest on
both and the local engineer will re
commend that the award be to the
Maryland people.
North State Items.
A charter goes to the Duke Whole
sale Grocery Company, rt Duke, Har
nett county, T. H. Vebb and other
stockholders.
Yet another charter goes to the
War Eaglo-Hydraulic Mining Com
pany, at Golden, Rutherford countv.
It is to mine and sell minerals, etc.,
and also manufacture chemicals, the
capital stock being $200,000, the chief
stockholders being T. C. Stone and
E. W. Carpenter, of Greenville, S. C,
and F. L. Plaissance, cf. Golden.
A
The State has re-printed volumes
i 88, 92, 121 and 126 of the Supreme
OUiL leputlB, all mcoc udiji
annoiaiea uy "
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Governor Glenn appoints Capt. W.
I. Everett, of Richmond county, to be
director of the State penitentiary, in
place sf Mr. W. E. Crosland, who
died a few days agoJ
The Governor reappoints the direc
tors of the North Carolina Railroad,
these being as follows: Hugh G.
Chatham, W. H. Williams, W. C.
Brown. T. H. Vanderford, J. W. Lam-
j bert, A. J. Ruffin, S. C. Penn and L.
Banks Holt.
The Governor commissions C. D.
Bradham, of Newbern, a member of
the State board of pharmacy to serve
for five years from April 23th last.
State Beard of Examiners.
Raleigh, Special. The State Board
of Exairiners met in the office of the
State F anerintendent of Public In
struction to pass upon the examma-
hti nanM-s of applications for five-
year State teachers' certificates and
for highsehool teaehers cert,
Th am nations were held through
out the State. July 9th and 10th. The
members of the Board of Examiners
are J. Y. Joyner, chafrmau ex-officio:
a t RflvwiAk. Raleigh, secretary-,
John'w. Graham, Warrenton; W.
w Woltpr Chanel Hul: r. Li
Stevents, Raleigh, and Z. V. Judd
Raleigh.
BOASTiD OF HIS BLOODY CRIRHf
Sensational Shooting in Raleigh
She Murderer' Flees But Is Bull
Dow by Members of His Own
Bace anC After a Trial Placed in
JaiL
Raleigh, Special. The combination
of a jealous negro, a gun and a dead
woman was the sensation here Thurs
day. At 12:30 o'clock SimoLove
joy, very black and aged about 40,
who has. been a hard-working fellow
and who for the past nine years has
consorted with Annie Martin, a ne
gresi; aged 35, and who has a son
about half her age, went to the wo
man's house, quarreled with her
about another lover and then shot
her, using a repeating rifle, inftwhich
nc naa only one cartriage. .xne bul
let took effect iu her head, making
a most horrible wound, and as soon
as he saw his victim dying tfie mur
derer dashed out of the house .nd
made a run for the country. George
Lane, a well-known negro in east Ral
eigh,, saw Lpvejjoy running and heard
the shot and he haised the hue and
cry. He and .other negroes pursued
and the man was ehaed through a
truck farm, where Irfifhrew away his
gun. presently -getting rfd of his coat
1 A i 1 1
ana ne was next seen- m tne pona in
the old granite quarry. The quarry
way surrounded. Lovejoy was in the
water up to his neck. He was forced
to come put .by his captors, who be
sides Lane were Ernest Riddick,
Alexander At water and William Wal
ton,; and those brought him in a hur
ry to the court house, followed by a
great number of other negroes", feel
ing being pretty high against Love
joy. On arrival at the court house the
murderer was instantly taken before
Justice Harry Roberts, who commit
ted him without bail and in a few
minutes he was in jail. The police
had been telephoned of the murder
and that a man was making his
way toward the northeastern part of
the city, so they went out on East
Martin street Meanwhile Lovejoy
had been taken on South street, about
a mile from' the Capitol, .after he had 4
run several hundred yards.
Lovejoy exults in his crime. He
laughed and said he killed the woman
and was glad of it. When "the sher
iff told him to stop talking and that
he did not know what he was saying,
he replied that he had fed and cloth
ed the woman and that she had wash
ed and cooked for him but that a
man had come between them and that
he was entirely willing to be hanged
for his deed.
Gale Hits Wrightsville.
Wilmington, Special. The popu
lation of Wrightsville Beach, resident
and transient,- had a bad fright with
the fuller development of the north
east storm that swept the coast early
Thursday morning. The wind blew a
gale for most of the night, many de
claring the velocity fully as high as
when the railway trestle across the
sound was swept away and much
danage done to property in Septem
ber two years ago. The disarrange
ment of light and power wires on the
beach early in the night added to the
general confusion there and no elec
tric cars Avere operated across the
sound after 11 :45 p. m. In order to
provided safely for. all on the beach
in case of an" emergency, the Tide
water Power Company, which owns
the traction line to Wrightsville,
chartered a three-car steam train
from the Atlantic Coast Line and this
was operated continuously all night,
connecting with the electric cars on
Wrightsville. sound.
There was considerable excitement
Wednesday night .and many people
came up to the city.
The storm did not reach tire Height
of its fury .howeyer, until between
9 and 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
when the tide was piled high on tbr
beach bv the strong northeester and
he surf broke over the southern end
Hi the beach.. The trestle remained
intact during it all, though the steam
traiu operated across it up to an
early hour in the evening had to move
with : extreme caution. Practicallv
all the inhabitants of the beach were
off by 10 o'clock Thursday mornin?
and many of the visi'ors are quar
tered on the sound side cf'the beach
and at the hotels in the city. Thurs
day night there were only a few per
sons on tflt beach and these mav leave
at any time on the train which is
kept in waiting in case of an emer
gency, it is believed, though that
the worst of the storm is over. Step'
and beard walks about seine of the
cottages have been washed away and
i small cottage on the extreme sourn
nAtf the beach, eccuoied by the
era
farmlv of Mr. A. A. Naihan since the
roming of the Oecan View Hotel was
blown 'dowrt. The damage will not
"xcced $500. The Tidewater Power
Crmpany announces that the regular
schedule of electric cars along the en -
ire beach front will be resumed on
regular schedule in a day or two.
five ran nil
A Car on Fast Southern Train
Goes Down Embankment
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SLOSE CALL FOR PASSENGERS
Palatial New York and New Orleans
Limited Wrecked Near Bessemer
City Sunday Night, Tender of En
gine and Postal Car Rumbling
Down 25-Foot Embankment.
Charlotte, N. C., Spial. The
Southern's New York and New Or
leans Limited solid Pullmstn train
No. 38, which is due t o arrive in Char
lotte rat 9:25 o 'cloek, en , route north,
was wrecked four miles; this side of
Kings Mountain and one mile below
Bessemer City Sunday night at2
o'clock. The tender and a posrmail
ar left the tracks and were hurled,
down (he embankment which at this
portijhr at least 25 feet high, ive
ma-'l clerks were more or less badly
injured. Their names follow :
E. W. Hortt, of Atlanta, Ga., in
jured about head and body.
Thomas McRae, of Atlanta, Ga.,
badly injured.
C. L. Dean, of Atlanta, Ga.f bruis
ed. E. H. Dawson, of Atlanta, Ga.,
bruised.
D. P. White, of t GainesvihV Ga.,
bruised. ' ' . - .
.tAll i of these clerks wre in the
wrecked mail car which was not only
tflaown down the embankment
sks considerably torn up by the im
piet with the heavy tender. It is a
nprvcl that any escaped with their
lifes. Airwere more or less badly
brttised, one or two perhaps intern
ally. The extent of their injuries
could not be ascertained definitely
owing to the inability to. get in com
munication with tbo?e in charge at
the scene of the wreck Two surge
OAs went down on a combination
wrecking train which left the South
em yards here shortly after the news
of the accident was received.
-.The engine did not leave the tracks
nor did any of the sleepers.
Sir Killed in a Riot
Uniontown, Pa., Special. Six dead
and 25 others severally injured, some
of them fatally, are the result of a
riot early Monday between Italians
and Slavs at Gates, on the H. C
Frick Coke Company plants, near
Masontown. There have been fac
tional differences between the two
races for a long time. Saturday was
pay day and until after midnight a
large quantity of intoxicants was con
sumed. Jacob Furnace, leader of
the Italian faction, went to the gate
of the Slav boarding house and defied
its 25 inmates. Immediately Fur
nace and Molanski, leader of the
Slavs, were engaged in a fight. An
tillo Ronco, another Italian, went to
the assistance of the former and this
Was the signal for a general fight.
Revolvers began to crack and Ranco
fell dead, struck, it is said, by a
misdirected shot(fired by Furnace, to
whose assistance he had gone. The
injuries of the 25 men consist of
bullet wounds through the body,
arms and legs. The most serious
wounds, were received by the Italians.
Young Couple Drowned in Lake.
Jamestown, ..N. Y., Speeial. Miss
Elsie Green, of Savannah, Ga., and
Porter Parish, of Memphis, Tenn..
were run clown in .a skiff about 40
rods cf the Chautauqua pier on Lake.
Chautauqua by the steamer Chado
koin and both were drowned. The
bodies have not beenriecovered. The
captain of the steamer say 3 none of
the crew saw the boat and the first
they knew of the accident was when
they heard the girl scream.
Woman Shoots Husband Who Whips
Her.
CfKionsburg, Pa., Special. While
whipping his wife daring a domestic
quarrei early Sunday Frank Taljtner
was shot through the abdomen by
Mrs. Talmer. He ; was taken to a
hospital probably fatally injured,
while the woman is at her home in
an unconscious condition from her
injuries.
Four Negroes Strang Up.
Russellville, Ky., Speciat. Four
negroes were taken from jail here
early Saturday and banged to a tree
pn the edge of town; The mob was
composed of about fifty men and the
people of the town knew nothing of
( the affair -until daylight revealed, the
I four bodies dangling from a tree just
outside Bussellvilie on the Nashville
pike. The following note wad found
pinned on one of the "bodies: 'fLet
j this be a warning to you niggers to
I let white people alone or you will go
j the same way. Hugh Rogers better
shut np or quit."
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
Mexico has ordered the deportatloa
of 600 Chinamen who recently ar
rived at Salina Cruz.
Honduran Government troops re
captured the town of Cholutcca, prac
tically ending the revolution.
The Irish university bill, establish
ing two universities in Ireland, passed
the British House of Commons.
W. J. Bryan was initiated into the
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. a secret so
ciety of Omaha and Nebraska busi
ness men.
Ah apostolic constitution issued hf
Pope Pius. X.. at Rome, mattes sweep
ing changes in the government of 'the
Catholic Church.
The battleships Maine and Alaba
ma were suddenly ordered to inter
rupt their cruise Ground the world
and remain at Manila.
AdvertistnR--6llgion in the daily
pre by means of a free-for-all para
graph competition is the latest in
church missionary work.
Bridge, the card game, has been
tabooed by Ministerial decree in the
f casinos of French watering places
controlled by the Government.
Senator Federico Varela. a well
known philanthropist and one of the
rifehest .men inhile, is dead. He
left the bulk of his great fortune to
charity. ;
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion deeided that .small quantities of
freight combined were entitled to the
transportation rates applicable to
large shipments.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion announced at Washington, IK
C, that It would investigate, ad ranees
in freight rates without awaiting
complaints by shippers.'
.The Prince of Wales visited the
shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre, Que
bec, Canada. There was a dinner at
the eUkdeU .Vice-president Fairbanks
being among the guests.
Fires Invade Towtfs.
Winnipeg, Man., Special. As a re
sult of bush fires that started Satur
day and still rage for many miles,
Fernie, B. C, is -wiped off the map;
Michel, fourteen miles distant, is in
flames and the fate of Hosmer,
jOlsen and Sparwood, intervening
towns, is in doubt, as thev are cut
off. from communication. More than
100 lives wrore -reported lose, seventy
four at them iu Fernie. A territory
100 miles square in extent is a seeth
ing mass of flame?.
Lynched Negros Victims Diesr
Pensacola, FlaV1' Special. Mrs.
Lillian Davis, the victim of Shaw, the
negro who was lynched Wednesday
night, died Sunday night. Thedeath
of A. N. Knowles brings the total
of dead up to four. Knowles, it is
said, was one of the attacking party
on the county jail and one of the first
to be shot down by the deputies, the
deadly fire from the Winchester rifles
of the officers wounding him as well
as many others. - -
THE OLDEST QUESTION IN THE
, WORWX
Seating hdnweff on the porch, he
wiped his pertprrTng brow.
"I am girtog to ask you the old,
old question," e said to the girl at
his side-
"Never mind asking It," she said,
wiping her brow in turn. "Yes, it
is hot enough for me." Philadelphia
Ledger.
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Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use. Over
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FEMININE NEWjNOTl
Washington was visited daring
June by 2400 newly married
from all over the country.
Mrs. John B. Stetson was
In Philadelphia to Count Santa
lta, Portuguese Consul at Chicago
Dr. W. T. Power, of New Tortandf
Miss Esther Redmond, daughqfe of
John E. Redmond, were marriflB in
London.
Jn filing her petition of bankrupt
cy Miss Sophia Kluber, of Trenton, M.
J., included in her list of property
"one gold engagement ring on the
L finger of her petitioner, value $Er
Because she thinks that defective
plumbing in the apartment house
caused the roses in her cheeks to
fade out and make her sallow, Mrs.
Albertina Isaacson, of Chicago, haa
brought an action for $1000 damages.
Queen Victoria of Spain, who
frankly dislikes bull fighting, is Re
lieved to be responsible for King Al
fonso s decree prohibiting woi
toreadors from participating In
fnrm n coc
formances.
Dr. Martha Hughes Cannon, for
merly a State Senator in Utah, has
moved to California, and the women
of that State are counting tin her tow
ing of great assistance to them is
their fight for woman suffrage;
Miss Eliza Nash, who-died at Nor
well, Mass.. recently, was a "real0
Daughter of the Revolution, and iu
two months more would have been s
century old. She had lived under
every Presidency excepting those f
Washington and John Adams, having
been born September 2, 1808..
Miss Gurid Laate, a Norwegian girt
who is working her wy through the
University of Minnesota, can make
her own clothes In .their ' entirety,
from the spinning of the thread is
the cutting and putting together ot
the materials. She learned spinning
and weaving in. her native country
and dressmaking in the United States.
erjMETHINCk IiA,CKJNI.
"I ain't .satisfied with the way tk3P
printed this speech,- declared Oss
gressman Wayback.
"Why, they sprinkled in plenty of
fewighter and applause."
".Yes. BuOiow "about all them
tures?" Washington Herald.
TELEPHORESl
Are a Necessity
iii sup wunuy
Home.
The farther you are removed!
t . i 1' J - . 1 I
irom town to rauroaa station, roe
more the telephone will save
time and horse flesh. No man I
a right to compel one of the family
to lie in agony ior nours wnue ne
drives to town for the doctor. Tel
ephone and save half the suffering.
Our Free Book tells how to r-
ganize, build and operate tele
phone lines and. systems.
Instruments solcton thirty days'
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THE CADIZ ELECTRIC CO.,
201 CCC Building, Cadiz,
manufacturer or dealer in the woria. m
BUY A BICYCLE S
until you have received oar complete FS
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young men who apply at once.
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make SOFT.
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metal puncture closers on full paid orders (the
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