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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-07-29

Miss Tempe IIili, If taieiG1. visit
ing Mrs. J. +. HARRIS in Henderson,
and who was recently hurt at the bicv-
Gle track by being thrown from her
wheel. is rapidly improving. The acct
dent WAS the result OF IA collision with
another rider and at the time the young
lady was thought to have received II
serious spinal injury. She has suffered
much aud is still confined to her room
but her friends will be glad to know
that the accident has not proved as
serious as at first apprehended.
Miss Hill is az expert rider and she
hopes TO Join the cyclists in the pleas
ures of the race again in a short time.
llumors in the blood boils. pimple>.
scr"tula sores, are promptly eradicatcd by
Hoods Sar>aparilla, the one true blood
purifier, nerve tonic and health builder.
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, biliouSness. SOC.
Don iail to see the beautiful line OF
Lares before purchasing elsewhere ut
II. THOMASON'S.
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No CVRE'-NO PAY

That is the way all druggists are author
lied to sell Groves Gasscjc>s Chill
IOnic for Chills and Malaria. 1t i sim
ply Iron and Quinine ia ta>teleos form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter
nauseatng TONES. Price JOc oct -.
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DIR. fuckers Condition Grows More
Favorable.

1t Is with pleasure we are enabled
10 announce the favorable condition Of
DR.. }. II. Tucker, whose serious and
alarming attack was announced three
weeks since. Had a testimonial been
required to assure him Of his hold upon
the love and esteem Of this community.
1t has been forthcoming in the constant
ana anxious stream Of visitors with
enquiries as to his condition and a
desire to render assistance; and in
addition, the loving attentions from
devoted patrons and friends. in their
daily contributions OF flowers. delicacies
ana dalntles. tempting to the appetite
and cheering To the patient. \ marked
characteristic of our Henderson people
has always been a tender sympathy
and kindness for the sick. but in the
unusual and universal demonstration
on this occasion. they have done honor
to themselvc, aud the good physician.
New goods coming in at
JAS. \. O'NEIL ( SONS.
your house anywhere IN town in any
quantity Tree OF cost by
H. THDMASDN.
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Rucklen's ArniCa Salve.

The best Salve IN the world tor cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CornS, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tivelv cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale bv Melville Dorsey. druggist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-07-29

Hardee Will treat YOU kindly, aud his
prices are so fascinating, You Will pur
chase. tn, rehy saving money Tor tn" fam
ilX
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TALK p
CT The TOWN +
L--.- CTTJTyHE bSy
'#4II

PICKED UP HERE AND
ItfERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
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Had a Big Time.

The Nays Head party referred TO
last week-Mes>r>. Geo. B., Samuel
Il and Andrew j. Harris. Squire
George H. Rowland, Maj. J. F. Harris
and Will E>tes-have returned and all
report having had a big time. Squire
Rowland passed oil rs a wealthy capt.
tali>t and tie idea having gotten
abroad that he was single man he
was Il great toast with the ladies.
Whether Uncle GeoIge" encouraged
this belief or not sam Harris the his
torian does not say. but Maj. Fletch
thinks he did.
You may hunt the world over and You
will not find another medicine equal +
Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. 1t Is
pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by NJ
DoI>tv.
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Attention, Firemen!

The Nelson Hose Co. will meet
Friday NIGHT at $50. All members
are rrque> ted to be present as it is the
last meeting before the company goes
to Fayetteville to the State FIremen's
Tournament to be held on August Bird,
It'll and 9Th
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'.(iet the Best
Death OF an Aged and EStimable Lady.

tents furnishing goods in all styles and
prices to suit the times at ilAtDEES.
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Miss Hill Improving.

Iou can buy Straw Hats remarkably
cheap at Ii. IlioNASDN'S
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
Youngsters of Cornell
Win From Columbia
and Pennsylvania.
Most Sensational Freshman
Race Ever RoWed in
This Country.
Coach Courtney's lthacans Gain a
Great Victory In Dashing
Style.

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. June 80
Once again Cornells red and white PEN
nants float on high. In what was proba-
bly, the most sensational freshman rscs
ever rowed in this country Coach Court
ney 'syoungsters, who were badly defea ted
by Harvard and Yale last week, showed q
surprising reversal of form to-day and
won by clean length over the Coiun bia
freshmen, who were not more than three
quarters of a length in front OF the PENN
sylvania eight.
It was any body's race for half
tance; then the Ithacans, who {
least 100 per cent more skillfuliy I
steady than on last Wednesday, Or Y
away. never 10. be headed. Both Colum bia
and Pennsylvania put on such a aterrib.s
burst of speed the last half mile that tbs
lead of the Ithacans for moment was ia
danger OF being cut to a minimum.
The struggle between Colum bia AID
Pennsylvania was really something thlks
rarely has been seen at college boatrafe-
As far as form went there was not mufn
choice between them, but in the matter f9i
endurance the Columbia men had a sliglnl
advantage and in the great rally at ,iAe
finish they took the place. Time WIS.,;
Cornell 9:2i LIS, Colum bia 9:22 3-5, PENN
sylyania 8 :25 1-5
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, gWO MORE SPECIAL TEAMS.

NeU York and Brookiyn Defeg ations to
fhe Chrtsanm Ende0tor Conrent.on,
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 3o-New Y York
and Brooklyn are very largely represented
in two Christian Endeayor excursions
which left here for California Monday
night and tonight. %
The Yiirst division of New York delegates
to the International Conference started in
charge of v. V. Beard and the second
division left under the management OF
Transportation Manager Imports.
Rev. DR.. John r. Davies of the Fourth
avenue Presbyterian Church OF this city,
Rev. Cortland Myers OF the Baptist Temple
Of Brooklyn and Rev. George F. Rentes-
cost of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Tonkers have prominent places in the
convention programme.
In the New York delegation were: W.
S. Womsiey and party, Norman A. Law
Tor. E. NJ. Merrill. Rev. Or. Wylie, Rev.
James Steele and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward C.. Van Claim, II. M.
Welch, Miss S. E. Williams, ]. w.
Williams, Miss C. H. Whitley. Miss Mary
V. Worstell, James F. Stanley. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nicholson, Charles C. Pierce,
Miss Jennie E. Palmer, Frederick Kent,
William J. Wills and Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Bernard
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again withdrew from the world deeply
troubled man, greatly concerned wiz his
threatened reputation and the feelings OF
his plily He had entered a simple bu.
vigorous denial of wrong and as from the
tom bs had declared his presence and his
intention to face the music.
Late in the evening his son stated at
his home at $50 Grove street that nothing e
had yet been seen or heard of him.
James w. Rea hustled quietly about
last evening on business relating to the
Internal Revenue Office, and mad but
little information to imnart beyond the
fact that Welbutn had not yet been heard
of. Itwa Mr.. Rea's i'm preston that
he had left the City, which IMPRESSION he
shared with Government officials, who did
not believe that the Collector was simply
in temporary retirement.
~ don't think Mr.. Welburn's principal
sureties have anything but the Norton
defaIcation to be concerned WITH" said
Mr.. Rea. There are seven OF them, if
remem Der rightly, E. B. Pond being
surety OF $4,000 and the others for $25, 600
each. If Norton's sureties pay the $40, 900
for which they insured him, WelbCrn' s
bondsmen will he responsible for the
other $4,000 or so, making about $500
apiece for six of them and 5000 for Mr..
Pond.
'If the surety company that secured
Norton does not pay it will nearly double
the amounts. | don't know what the
prospects of a contest with the surety
company are, but l would suppose that
they will pay it promptly"
Mr.. Welburn's acquaintances about
town are pointing to him as man who
was wrecked by going into politics.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
FALSE IMPERSONATION.
The Collectors Accusation Against
the Dead Man.

The Collectors A Accusation Against
the Dead Man,
A day or two after the death OF Isaac
Norton Collector Welburn said that he
had been annoyed for many weeks by
women ringing him up on the telephone
and asking tenderty and even affection
ately how he felt inter the racket Of the
night before. o.
''Oh, Mr.. Welburn, you're a thorough
bred. Are you coming down again to-
night?' and sach other rem arks, which
became so persistent and annoying that
he had 0the telephone removed from his
residence in order 10 have peace. He
added that after othe tragic end OF the
cashier he realized that Norton had been
passing himsel off Tor ohiso chief in the
shady places of the tenderloin district.
When the fact became known in the
Appraisers building that Nj. Weiburn
had not been near the Office since last
Saturday. the seal of secrecy began to
loosen about many things, and the fact
was commented upon that MIR. Welburn
had not made his complaint about some
one having falsely persoIated him until
alter Norton's suicide 1t was remarked
that Norton was dead, and, therefore,
could not deny the charge, and that the
accusation would have come with better
grace if it had been made while Norton
was alive. 1t was intimated also that the
Collector lived In very good style and was
by no means slow to enjoy the good things
of life, that he wasanot averse 10 a quiet
game OF poker, and thai he had well-de-
yeloped capacity joym ment.
Standing against all these intimations
and charges. of q more form al character Is
the honora BILE record ana reputation OF
Mr.. Weiburn. His friends, relying on
that record, are unwilling to believe that
he could be guilty of the charges made
against him.
There can bs no doubt that the develop
meDts worried him good deal. particu.
larly on account of his bondsmen, wi ho
may have to pay the hole amount of the
shortage. When Abraham Norton, g
brother OF the cashier, handed him the
fragments of the note Written by his
brother. just before the suicide, Mr. Wei
burn felt relieved. The note was written
in pencil, and the greater part of it re-
ferred to family matters, but the follow
ing few sentences toldothe story OF self
ruined life:
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MRS. EAcKo Held III CUSTODY.
ENdsncs to cennsct sef With tho Brutal
Butchey of William Cisid-
e1supDe.


NEW YORK, N. ", June 3o-Follow-
ing the Identification OF the fragments of
tie body found last week as William
Gie!densuppe. Mrs. Augusta Mack. wit h
whom he lived, was arrested early this
morning. When aTraigned this aftern DON
the detectives told the magistrate they
did not charge the woman with murder,
but as they had discovered evidence to-
connect her with the crime they asked
thatshe be remanded, which was accord
ing5y done.
About noon to-day Herman Mack,
husband OF Mrs. Mack, who is the driver
oil a wagon OF the Astoria bakery, was also
arrested. From the fact that Mack did
not live with his wife and had at one time
been jealous of her because of her fondness
for Gieldensuppe, it was thought he might
know something about the cutting up Of
the body. Mack was discharged from
custody later in the day.
Five employees and Superintendent
Schellenb berger of the Murray Hill baths.
where Gieldensupps worked, visited the
morgue to-day.
Each was positive in the Identification.
Each pointed to the came place where a
shieid-shaped piece of flesh had been cut
away from the chest, ana said the cutting
had been done to remove the head and
bust OF woman that had been tattooed
on Gieldensuppe' breast when he was a
sailor. The legs belonging to the mur-
dered man were found tied in a bundle,
which was seen floating in East River,
near the Brooklyn Navy yard, by Matthias
Frederickson, chief boatswain of the re-
ceiving ship Vermont, this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
WHITE DEFENDS WELBURN.
May Introduce Bill Relieving Him
Of the Norton Burden.

OF the Norton Burden.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 30.-Sec.
retary Gage has directed that Collector of
Internal Revenue Welburn be suspended.
This action is brought about by the
report of the Treasury Department in
spcctor. The California dele alton has not
yet decided whom they win recommend
to succeed Welburn. Senator Perkins
said tonight that they would consider the
matter in day or two.
Senator White. in conversation with
The CALL correspondent tonight, de-
Tended Dir. Welburn. He said tnat be
had been instrumental in securing his
appointment, and that he always con-
sidered him very careful and conscien-
tious business man. He does not thin K
that Welburn is to blame. He thinks
IT rather strange that the Collector
should be held responsible for the
pecuIations of a subordinate, when
the treasury expert reported regularl Y
from month to month that the accounts
were all right. Senator White says that
he may introduce bill in the Senate to
relieve Collector Welburn or his bonds
men of this responsibility. Il is under
stood that Collector Welburn's bonasmen
will have to make good at least $22, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
coon ron The EMPLOYEES.
New Business A rang msnt for the Broad
way Central Hotel by Waich Prof.s
Are t. Be Shared

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 3o.-In cele-
bration of her tiveyears ownership OF the
Broadway Central Hotel Tilly Haynes has
announced new business arrangement
for the principal employees. In addition
to their regular salaries the heads of de-
partments will, beginning July 1, divide
one.third OF the profits of the house. This
will make the Broadway Central the only
hotel in this city, if not the country, hav-
ing profit-sharing system. Ten persons,
including the head waiter and most of
those in the hotel Office, enter into this
division OF. profits. Reckoning on the
business of the past each will receive over
$500 yearly in addition to wages.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

but the cir brakes refused to work. As
they were in good order at Dixon, five
miles back, he believes that tramps tam
pered with them.
TERRE HAUTE. IND, June 30.-The
Christian Endeavor excursion train on the
Vandalia road collided with train No
early this morning west Of this place.
H. T. Sherman, mail clerk, and W. P.
Conn, baggagemaster, OF indianapolis,
were killed. and Samuel Parkinson, m all
clerk, of Columbus, and Frank Owens, fire.
man. of-Terre Haute, were injured fatally.
Nopassengers were injured. Train did
not take the siding to which it was or
dered, but Kept on to another siding. Nc
Christian Endeavorers were hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
CALLED Down BY THE CAR
So Turkeys Sui:an immediatey Decided
to Accept the Terms of Peace Ar
rdnqed BY the lowers.

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, June 30-The
Graco-Turkish peace negotiations have
suddenly been accelerated by the Gear
addressing another letter to the Sultan
appealing to his love of peace and asking
in the fricndliest terms that he renounce
unrealizable claims. The Sultan imme-
diately Instructed his representatives to
accept the indemnity and frontier rectifi
cations recommended by the powers.
CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, June
3o.-M. ]. Zenovieff, at present Russian
Minister to Stockholm, has been ap-
pointed to succeed Nelidoff as the Gar.
EN- passador 10 Turkey. The appoint
ment has ocoasioned much surprise.
Neid6ff las always been regarded as most
successfully upho.djng Russian interests.
Zenovieff is represented to be difficult to
deal with.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
Norton's Sureties Object.

NOT TON SuT0tIeS ODJ 6Ce'
1t was reported yesterday, OH apparently
good authority, that, the Eastern surety
company which insured Cashier Norton s
honesty to the extent OF SIC, 900 had def
nitely decided to refuse to pay the am cunt
on the technical plea that Collector Wei.
burn was guilty of contributory negligence
in not keeping better track of Noron's
doings and accounts:
II so this will mean suitoagainst the
com panvo by Welburn and his bondsmen.
The Government has nothing 10 do
with Norton's bonds. Norton, was secured
to Welburn and Welburn and his bonds.
men are alone held responsible blythe
Government for the oamountsof 0Norton's S
defalcation.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
HEAVY FLOODS IN MISSOURI
Houses and Bridges Stcept AUay and
IrHinS DeInved

Houses and Brid0es S,cept AUay and
1ratns Delayed.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 30.-Wora
has been received here that many houses
in Excelsior Springs, Mo-, have been
washed away, and possibly some lives lost
by the heaviest food this section of coun-
try has ever known. For five hours this
afternoon rain fell in torrents at Lawson
and neighboring towns. and Fishing River
was soon rushing food.
This river flows through Excelsior
Springs. and when the food reached that
point it was quarter of mile wide.
Several houses and the big bottling works
were swept away and all railroad and
wagon bridges in the town destroyed.
1t is reported that the Wabash day
train from st. Louis is caught between
two points where the bridges were washed
away and cannot be moved before morn
ing. The Burlington has big washout
near Liberty, Mo-, and passengers to Chi
cago had to be sent through st. Joseph.
The incoming Burlington train is stalled
there.
Bryan Comes Taiktn0 All ths Woy.
CHEYENNE WYo,. June 30.-W. J.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
Liahshou.s ,s.rrfee Transfers.

WASHINGTON, D; c., June 3o-Ma jor
William H. Bi1by, upon being relieved as
engineer OF the Fourth Lighthouse Dis
trict, will. in addition to his other duties
relieve Major William. H. Heuer OF all
river and harbor work now under his
charge. Major Heuer, upon bsing re-.
lieved by aior Bixby. will proceed to and
take station al San Francisco, and relieve
Major Charles Z, l.. B. Davis of the duties
formerly performed by Captain Cassius
E. Gillette, and assume such duties as may
be assigned him by the chief of engineers.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
COULD NOT BE FOUND.
Welburn Has Not Been Seen by
Any of His AcquaIntances
for Three DayS,

tOI AnFS0 Lays
When Deputy United States Marshal
Gallagher sailed forth from Marshal
Baldwin's Office yesterday afternoon and
placed the warrant tor Welburns arrest
in the breast. pocket OF his coat, he was
under the impression that it would be a
rAatter OF an hour or so before be wou ID
be able to find the Collector in some of his
favo rite haunts.
But he had reckoned without his host,
the aforesaid host being the Collector
himself, who was not in any of the popu-
lar resorts along the line of his travels for
recreation. He travelled until he was foot
sore, but the missing man could not be
found. Marshal Baldwin himself put in
several hours In investigating, but Iailed
to find single person who had seen the
Collector for three days. Then the Mar
shall set his whole force of deputies on the
trail, but they met with no more success
than he had.
At midnight the Marshal went hom g
tired out and almost hopeless of catching
his man.
There were two very peculiar facts con-
nected with the disa appearance of the un-
ernoon some one representing himself to
be Mr.. Welburn telephoned 20 Marshal
Baldwin's Office that he would call and
deliver himself up at O'Clock. When
asked whore he was he declined to an
swer. but the person at the telephone in
the Marshal's office said that the voice OF
the speaker was not the voice of Mr.. Well
burn. A few minutes later the Office was
rung up again. and the person receiving
the message is in doubt whether the voice
was that of the Collector or not.
At half-past 6 O'Clock person repre-
senting himself as Welburn called up a
reporter in The CALL editorial rooms and
inquired whether the announcement in
the evening papers that warrant had
been sworn out for his arrest was true. 1t
sounded very like the Collectors voice,
but he declined to state where he was at
that time. He said that he would be
home last evening.
The Marshal and several reporters
<isited the residence at 920 Grove street
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
CARE: FoR HER GRAvEs
Tho Bstriat Place Of Lincoln's Mother
FfH Be Neglected No Lcn1.r

Tho BIrtat Place Of Lincola's Mother
HfIt Be Neglected No Leng>r.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 30:-Rep.
resentatives OF he Grand Army. Loyal
Legion, Sons OF Veterans Order of Lincoln
and Women's Relief Corps met to-day on
the call of the Governor and formed the
Nancy Hanks Memorial Association. the
object being. to care for the grave of the
mother of Lincoln, who was buried in
Spencer County. Governor Mount was
elected president of the association. Steps
will be taken fediately to beautify the
site. Each organization is pledged to
subscribe to fund Tor the purpose and
books will :ba5 opened for popular SUBJ
scriptions.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
RELIGIO US MOT ~ INDIA.

Troop Necessary 10 Preserre Order
ttcern Hindoos nnd Mohnmmed n ms
CALCUTTA, INDIA, June 30.-A seriS
riot occurred at Chitpur between MohaI
me dams and Hindoos over the alleA
of a mosque. 1t was necI
sary to call out troops to restore ord
Rioting continued throughout the ds
Many European officials and some
villains we're wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
Nom,uation. Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 80. =
Among the nominations confirmed by the
Senate to-day were the following: Church
Howe Of Nebraska, Consul a. Apia;
Clarencs W. lde, Marshal for Washing
ton; Alfred Taylor, receiver of public
money at SusanviIle. CAL; John Rus
sell Young of Pennsylvania, librarian
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
Bera. co Buy. "1hs First Born."

NEW YORK. N: Y. June 3o.-Dav|
Belasco has bought the Chinese play
English entitled, The First Born,"C
Francis Powers, which has beenf playE
eight weeks in San Francisco he u
produce 1t here next fall. The &ncid
m N bers of the company now + lying
San Francisco have been engaged to q
pear when the play is produced here.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

BRYAN was enthusiastically received here
to-day: He Is on mis- way to California,
but felt that he could not 60 through
Wyoming without telling the people OF
this State what his views on the silver
question are. He made speech to an
immense and enthusiastic audience. He
was frequently appIauded as he voiced
the sentiments OF the majority OF the
people in this vicinity. Brvan looks in
splendid health and is in good spirits.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
LADIES' HATS.

big commotion, especially In untrlmmd 4
of the better grades. All our stylish Mildr
Hats. In the Princess, CzSrina, Knox and 9th isr
1897 styles, are cut in price.
Hats worth $500 selling for. bb
Hats worth so April 1st......-....... 80. $lOs0
Hats worth S1.U0 April lst SOC to 75Ic
All Obi now 49,. i &C ana Iufs
Suggest color preferred and give age of wearelr
We will make selection. If Flowers, Ribbon IL
other trimming is wanted, we have them.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
Eo,or. Conferred by Yale.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, June 30-The
Yale commencement exercises ended to-.
day. Among the honors conferred were
University fellowships j. T. Allen.
MA, University of California, 1895
Berkeley, CAL; university scholarship In
Eng glish-Anna HI. Billings, Redlands.
Cal. Rev. John Watson (Ian MacLaren),
Captain Alfred 7. Mahan, Upited Stat es
navy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

last night. al, different times up to late
hour but they were informed that the
family did not know where Mr.. Welburn
was and that he had not been home for
the last three days. -
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

Endearorers Corning. Through Denver. =:
DENVER. CoLo.. june. 80. o.--Nlnety-tive
per cent of the Christian Endeavor travel
to California is coming through Denver
tomorrow. Colorado railroads have aban-
oned freight trains in order to handle
this business.