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The news & observer., 1901-03-13
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to p m: For Wednesday: threat
ening with rain towards evening. Warm
southerly Winds
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, 70: minimum
temperature SS: mean temperature. 81.
Total rainfall % inches
The news & observer., 1901-03-13

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The news & observer., 1901-03-13
NEW ADvERTIsEMEETs

TANNER PAINT co.-Paints, OILS, Etc.
WHITING BROS. Nothing to Do with the
case. -. Amt
SOUTH ATLANTIC INSURANCE Co
Agents Wanted
The news & observer., 1901-03-13
DALEIcH SAVINGS BANK.
JOHN T. PULLEN, President.
J. o. LlTCHFORD, Cashier.
naooci+e CNnn Nnn
peposits, SAOo.oOC

Four per cent interest paid on Deposits.
Loans made on Real Estate and other
securities. Write or call for information.
The news & observer., 1901-03-13


March /, 1901. Commissioners.
The news & observer., 1901-03-13
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

First showing of the new Spring Millinery Hundreds
of trimmed hats ready for this week. Stock of Millinery
materials the largest ever brought to Raleigh Give your
orders for Easter Hats and avoid disappointment.
We have doubled Millinery capacity but you know
will be very busy Select the materials and register your
hats now
The news & observer., 1901-03-13
LOCAL
and
CLIMATIC

Nothing but a local
remedy or change or
climate win cure
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
TO A BEDP0ST.
Suicide Of Tax Assessor Wad-
leigh Of East Greenwich.

Tax Assessor Isaac ~. Wadlelgh OF
East Greenwich committed suicide by
hanging himself with clothes lire tied
to a bedpost at h's home ON South Maon
street Iva that town. last evening.
Up 10 clock he had performed his
duties as member of the board OF tax
assessors who were making the usual tax
levy and returned home promptly Two
hours later he was missing and Mrs
Nadlcigh called In another assessor. John
+ Calvin, whose place OF business is
near by.
n search was Instituted and his Ufcless
body WAS found hanging from the cor
nor OF tho headboard OF bed in q cham
ber on The second floor Dr. Carpenter
and Medical Examiner Eastman were
summoned and 40 once realized ID was a
clear case of suicide probably due to
melRnrh holla
This Was his second and finally sue
cosstul attempt o. take hls Nfe within
The past month. lIc WAS past master Of
King solomon lodge. A D. a s. N Of
East Greenwich and his funeral will lake
place Thursday afternoon under the au.
spices Of the Masonic fraternity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
Americas Famous Echoes.

IN this country there are many WELL
known buildings noted for their echoes.
and OF these perhaps none is more re-
markable than the tabernacle In Salt
Lake City.
When this hall is empty and quiet the
ring OF pin falling on the floor can be
heard from all points, and even the feeble.
rasping sound produced by rubbing the
hands together is perfectly audible from
one end OF the building to the other.
A better known, but really less wonder
fui example OF audiblity within a build
ing is found IN the national hall OF sta
tuary in the capitol at Washington. The
phenomena manifested here. which are
genuine and interesting enough, have been
somewhat oVerstated / have spent long
morning I'm the hall studying the matter
critically. and having obained due per-
mission have questioned the various
groups of visitors while being placed in
chosen positions by the guides to hear the
marvellous reverberations OF sound.
The guides certainly make the most OF
their opportunities for impressing visitors
but when a guide retreats a distance to
whisper you may observe on approa ching
him with due caution that his whisper Is
Of the stage whisper sort and calculat-
under any conditions. The chief acous-
ticsl pecuiaritles of the chamber are
clearly due TO the fact that the roof which
Is partly domed. Is not symmetrical with
respect to the floor so that complex
rcvcrbcration Is the consequence.
Natural echoes unsurpassed In wonder
ful effect are not far to seek In America.
Probably Irish Killarney itself does not
hide away more striking echoes than lurk
within the famous Colorado canyon. and
~ would be rash 10 assert that these are
quite the most Wonderful TO be found
among the rocky retreats OF the far west.
Dcep ravines being the recognized haunt
OF echoes Il may be taken for granted
that many exist In the great gorge OF Nj
agara n and any one iourneying 10 the
fulls by this, approach will be rewarded
bv stopping AZ Inspiration point.
walking forward to the edge Of the clif.
and there waiting for the first train on
nearing the lever crossing. blows its
whistle All the deep glen takes up and
carries on the warning shrek.
The musical chord blown constantly
bv railway engines often meets with
beautiful response from the surrounding
country This Is very noticeable round
the Lake OF Geneva. Wis. when the lis
toner Is standing on high ground and
trains are threading their way through
the woodland below These effects are
due 20 the nesrness ~ extensive pine
forests 20 the railroad tracks
Many who visited Wadesboro. y. c.. 10
observe the total eclipse Of the sun from
Tho nhserva ton station there last year no.
uccd that the organ-like piping OF the
trains. when two miles distant IN the
broad wooded valley below would give
place without sensible break. 70 an echo
ing reply drawn out In a prolonged strain
which slowly and softly died away like
THO Wild noises ~ some gigantic harp
pearson's Magazine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
JUMPED
THIRTY
FEET.
Russell and Other Guests Had
TO Make Escape From Burn
ing Hotel al Salem.

salem. Mass, Sept l0.-Fire in the Gem
tral House early today forced H. &. Rus
sell, one OF the guests TO jump from the
third story window 30 feet from the
ground, and Obliged l5 others TO seek safe
~ In their night clothes
MIR. Russell, who is a member OF a
theatrical company, received injuries 10
his arm aud his shoulder was badly
burned
Shortly after 4 o'clock this morning
brisk nre was discovered in the sec
ond floor OF the hotel, which is a three
story wooden building, and, although
known as the Central Hotel. is an an
mex TO the Hotel Washington.
The structure is in the centre Of the
city, In a thickly populated district. This
fact and the threatening aspect OF the
fire itself. prompted the authorities to
call aid from Peabody and Beverly. Each
place responded by sending an engine
and the flames were confined to the ho-
tel
The building was badly damaged. the
loss being estimated at between $500 and
$1,000. 1t Is fully covered by insurance.
The cause OF the fire has not been ascer-
tanned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
WILL CAUSE NO HARM.

Never" replied the famous surgeon.
.'That piece OF lead encysted I'm the mus
cles OF his back viii cause no harm. or
course, n Il gives him trouble an opera
tion VIII be performed.
"But you will use the &-ray TO locate
it?"
lie shook his head. "Why should We
he asked. "To satisfy our curiosity!
That would be its only purpose"
Dr. McBurneys supreme confidence in
the outcome could not be overstated His
manner and bearing all testified 30 the
conviction he felt. There we're none OF the
reserva tions he made yesterday. lester-
day he plainly showed that he was not
Yet satisfied.
He then said that a week should elapse
before dennte assurance could be given.
This morning the presidents condition
was so satisfactory that he felt safe In
his announcement that the danger point
had passed and that the president was OH
the high road 90 recovery.
I'VE have locked door after door against
the grim monster" he said in conclusion.
II am satisfied / am going to Niagara
Falls today 10 see the sights"
With these cheerful words the surgeon
turned into the grounds OF the spacious
residence Of Mr.. Sprague where Secre-
tary Root is staying 10 convey the good
news 10 the secretary OF war.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
FLOWERS FOR PRESIDENT

At noon wagon load Of flowers arrived
addressed TO the president OF the United
states from the governor of Rhode ISL
ana. They included great lunches of
Japanese lilies. American beauty roses
and scarlet SALIVA
senator Hanna stated as he came from
the Mllburn house that he would proba
bly, leave the city this evening for Cleve-
land as the presidents condition was so
entirely satisfactory The senator WAS
accompanied by Representative Grosven-
or, who arrived this morning
As they came down the street the mem
hers OF the cabinet. Hitchcock. Wilson and
Charles Emory Smith. ioined them and
there was an Interesting group at the
corn@r pear the Miburn house.
Senator Fairbanks also came IN and
Joined the group. There was a short in
ferchanee or greetings and then Senator
Hanna said. addressing the newspaper
men: There is continuous. steady i'm
provement. Conditions cout not be bet
ter 7 will probably leave the city tonight
for Cleveland"
senator Hanna's announcement of hts
probable departure was the more signifl.
cant from the fact thai he said yrster-
DAY he would not leave until the PrcsI-
deaf was ont NJ danger
Representative Grosvcnor said tbors
Was no dou1t the President would vet
well, N IN unexpected complications
arose. and added that an ~ those i'm the
house With The president now shared in
this feeling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
WILLS PROVED.
Many Other Matters Before The
Municipal Court.

There was a fair amount Of business
that received the attention Of Judge
Sphinx in THE Municipal court today Two
Wills were proved, for administrators and
a guardian appointed. commissioners on
one estate appointed and various accounts
allowed or settled.
The wills OF Hannah c. Newhan and
Timothy j. Murphy were proved
Charles Early was appointed admins
traitor on the estate OF Mary A. German.
Administrators were also appointed on
the estates OF Mary Elizabeth Hayes.
John Fogarty and Marie Laughren and a
guardian was appointed for John Joseph
McCarroll ct al
Estate OF James Mc1ueeney: admins
tratlon account continued until Friday.
Estate OF Augusta c, Hall personal no
tice ordered served on claimants and court
appointed as commissioners Royal H.
Gladding. Walter y. Suesman and
Thomas r Carroll
Estate OF John p Sauls. administration
account settled
Estate of Thomas Remington: admins
traitor of the estate in Connecticut au-
thorzed TO sell certain bank stock in
Rhode Island
Inventory on the estate of William III.
O'Brien accepted and discharge Of guar
dian of Charles Slattery recorded.
Estate OF Nancy @. Cartwright; admin
istration account allowed
Estate Herbert G browne: administra-
tor authorized to sell at private sale for
not less than $39l bondsman, Joseph
Bardsley. I'm the sum OF 5000
Judge Sphinx has also disposed Of the
pettlford case by ordering Willis T. a
lad OF tender years. committed TO the
state home and school. The commitment
was made upon application OF Overseer
Of the Poor Cummings and at the sugses-
tOn OF the mother
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
tcorunuea from page one.

(contnued from rage one)
ger" 20 replied. measuring his words
Then he paused.
"of course" he added, there are stiil
possibilities in the case and we al feel
better when week has gone by. But his
improvement Is 50 marked, HIS symptoms
are so good. that We feel safe In assur-
ing the public that he will recover. Blood
poisoning might sull develop. We could
not give guarantee now. but the
chances are remote. As Tor peritonius,
I consider that the danger from infam-
nation of the peritoneum has passed.
Might not an Rbscess form about the
bullet?'
yes. OF course; the bullet may not be
clean but II n does we can easily locate
and remove H."
'If tbs President continues 20 improve
and his convalescence is not checked, how
soon will the secondary operation for the
extraction OF the bullet be performed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10

Chicago Sept 10-Emma Goldman,
whose speeches are alleged 20 have fred
the brain of Leon CzOlgosz. the would-be
assassin OF President Mckinley was ar
rested here shortly before noon today.
Miss Goldman's manner was defiant as
she was led into the office or Chief Of Po-
lice WE'LL, but she discaimed all knowi-
edege OF CzolEosz and HIS crime admitting
only that she met him here July H..
"Do YOU know thai your words are what
CzolgosiE Ciaimes stirred him 10 shoot the
president she was asked
II DO not; lncver advocated violence
I scarcely knew the man. / was leaving
Off Rochester, via Buffalo, when Czol-
gosz had "a few words with me- lie said
he had heard me lecture IN Cleveland
last May and that he wanted 20 know
me. lie said he knew i was i'm Chicago
and loked me up 1 scarcely remember
anything shout him save that his COM
plexion was light
Then how DO you know that this man
Is the one who tried TO XIII the presi-
dent?'
"Oh," with shrng OF the shoulders.
"t guessed that from what the newspa-
pers say
what did YOU think when YOU heard
that an attempt TO XIII the president had
been made?" The woman was asked
with a wave Of her hands and another
shrug or the shoulders, she answered
disdaiufully: ~ thought. oh, the fool"
Thepris0ner's manner has been growing
more and more excited. although she
made an evident effort TO control herself.
Ia this she finally succeeded and launched
into discourse of the teachings of anar-
chy. She declared that anarchy did not
teach men To- do the act which has made
Czolgosz despised and hated the world
over.
We work against the system. and edu-
cation Is our wstchword" said she
81 am an anarchista a student Of So
ella alism. but nothing ln anything ! ever
said 10 Leon Czolgosz. knowingly would
have led him 20 do the act which startled
l.IlIu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
FEARED SULTAN'S WRATH.

Constautinople. Sept. l0-ice Admiral
Faik Pasha chief OF the general stan OF
the Admiralty. has made his escape from
constantinople going by British steamer
To Malta.
rear or the consequences of his memo
rial TO the Sultan denouuci the malad-
ministration iu the navy caused his
flight Ills property has been declared
forfeited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
HEAVY LOSS.
Large Building at Salt Lake
City Destroyed by Fire.

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 10.---A two-story
brick building extending from 2l2 TO 222
South West Temple stret In which were
located the general offices OF the Oregon
ed today.
The fire originated In the basement OF
the Mine and Smelter company which oc-
cupied part OF the ground floor. 4 small
quantity OF dynamite stored there explod-
ed, blowing out the south wall and severe
~ injuring four hremen.
The explosion wrecked the vault I'm the
chief engineers office OF the Short Line
Railway and nearly all the records OF the
road were lost Thel oss will approximate te
$3.50 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
FELL ON A KNIFE

Henry Aytlc who Il employed by tho
Providence Carpet Cleaning company fell
on knife at 2nS rinc street this morn
ine and cun q deep cash In his lef' fore
arm
Eight stitches were required TO close
the wound.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
ROOSEVELT CONFIDENT

Vice President Roosevelt departed from
the Milburn residence at 1880, leaving
the members OF the cabinet still there.
The presidents recovery Is assured. F"
said he 10 the newspaper men who sur
rounded him Immediately afterward "All
around him are convinced Of lt ] shall
leaye the city this afternoon or this even
ing
You consider the president completely
out of danger"
II do" he replied In his emphatic way.
IL feel certain OF IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
CARRIED
AWAY HIS
BABE,
Duane Ordered by Court TO
Restore Infant TO lis
Mother, However.

Judge Tillinghast this morning heard
ing a divorce from her husband. Joseph
q. Duane, for the custody OF her child.
The child is but nine months old and
the custody was given TO the mother.
There was a disturbance in the Duane
home ia olneyville a couple or days ago
and Duane took the child from its mother
and carried IL away Page & Page are
counsel Tor Mrs. Duane.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
A DAY OF THANKSGIVING

Director General Buchanan. OF the Pan
American exposition was one OF the call
crs AZ the MIlburn house today.
THE outlook Is 80 encouraging" he
said, that the exposition authorities ex-
pect 20 Ak day or thanksgiving when
the public can unite I'm thanks that the
president's life has been spared. IL will
he held some time between now and Sept %.
We have no doubt that the whole country
will participate I'm the movement and that
It will assume the dimensions OF a national
tha ankseiVinR -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
MECHANICS GO ON STRIKE.

San Beruarndo. Cal, Sept 1o-Thrce
hundred mechanics employees AZ the San
"a Fe shops here quit work because the
company refused TO pay them extra FOR
working on a holiday.
The men will report for duty today but
there Is some doubt as TO whether the
company VIII allow them TO come back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
ALIENATION OF AFFECTIONS.

Alphouso Ratteni has begun siht against
Antonio iafrais To- recover CnO Thesuit
is based on The alleged alienation Of
Nifes affections
Martin T. Birmi -sbsm BE- e,unsol sor the
plaintln.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
CHICKEN COOP LnOIEp

Raphael De Augeus reported TO tho
police today that someone had stolen 70
chickens from his coop at &C Union street
The theft occurred latt Friday night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
DROPPED GEAR PIN.

Governor street car 30 p dropped n
gear rn in front of u5 Wickeudcu
street thls morning. and delayed the cast
bound cars for Two hours
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
WORK or A SNEAK THIEF.

t..ef entered tho store of stephen
Graham at loo Atwelrs avenue yester-
oaN afternoon. and abstracted three gold
plated chains valued at 81 How Il was
done MI Graham does not know.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
FINED FOR STEALING APPLES.

Clifford Dalshton spd Arthur Reddeo
were each hDod 81 r ths iuve0ilo court
tody for stealing applies valued az ~
cents from frsnk Y comey
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
MANY PERISH.
Sad Loss Of Life Results From
Train Wreck Near Woodstock.

Woodstock. Ont, Canada, Sept 1O.--Two
persons were instantly killed. two burned
10 death and one mortslly injured In
railroad wreck near here today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
FINANCIAL NEWS
HsH York Sticks.

Reported by FLETCHER & TAPPAN.
street floor. Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
THE PRESIDENT
STEADILY GAINS.
GOLDMAN WOMAN ARRESTED

din. Charles McBurney. George b. Corte
you, secretary 10 the president
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
The Cotton Market


The signature OF f. w. Grove appears on
every box OF the genuine Laxative
Bromo Quinine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
BULLETINS FROM BEDSIDE.

The following bulletin was issued bv the
presidents physician az H. m
The president has passed the most come
Portable night since tho attcmpt on his
life. Pulse u.s. temperature 1904, tcspir-
alton e
tsignedl. 7. NJ RIXEY.
ROSWELL PARK.
GEORGE r. CORTEI YOt'
Secretary 20 the president
The foiiownr bulletin was issued by the
presidents physicians at ? a. ~
The presidents condition this morning
e emineniiy satisfactory 10 his physi-
clans. VI no complications arise rapid
conNalcsrencc may he expected
Pulse JOG. temperature aaS respiration
-
This Temperature is taken by mouth and
should be rad abou ono degree higher hv
r~ctur. p W Rixcy " H. Mann. Ros-
well PARK. HERMANN Mlnter. Eigene Was
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
NOW 1T IS A BREAD TRUST"
EX-JUDGE AUGUSTUS VAN WICK MEN
TONED AS THE ATTORNEY-THE
CAPITAL. $3.O0Co0

Information of the formation of bread trust
reached Wall Street yesterday afternoon ana eH-
cited discussion. II learned that the National
Bread Company had been Incorporated at Iren-
ton y. j.. with a capital of 100000. and that
among the corporators were Joseph H. Strange OF
Orange y. J.. and Paul F. Lorzer and John d
Roach, of Jersey City. Ex-Justice Augustus van
Wyck the brother of Mayor Van Wyck, was men
toned as attorney for the new trust. When ne was
seen in his office. he talked freely about the
bread trust" he talked year ago about the
let Trust in which he and his brother held stock.
He referred newspaper men asking for information
to C. H. Lester, who has real estate ofhce at NO
80 Broadway and lives in Orange. Mr. Lester was
not a his CffiCe.
Persons who professed to know the plans OF the
National Bread Company said yesterday that It's
main object was consolidation OF the prlnClpdl
bread baking companies. with an equitable dlVlSIoIl
of territory, thus doing away with many sntHler
concerns and reducing operating expenses 10 d
marked degree. Another object was SAID 70 DE tne
exhibiting o a patent broadmaking machlhe' ana
there has been talk about the machine belng aoe
TO need dough without handling and increase lhe
weight of the baked loaf 30 cent with gwen
quantity OF -four. The method of pounding the
dough II was said. made the gluten ABSORB , htote
water and retain ii in the baking Water is cheap'
compared with -four
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
JONATHAN STEWARD.

Trenton " J., July % (SpeciaD.-Jonathan Stew
ard. formerly Of the most prominent merchants
In Trenton, and a member of the New-York Prod
uce Exchange, died this morning at the home OF
his son-in-law, the Rev. ID. r. Foster. in Green
wood-ave. Mr.. Steward ninety-three years
old He born at Springfield. N J., and spent
his early life in the West He laid the foundation
for considerable fortune in the wholesale grocery
business IN this city. and time reputed
- be worth nearly 81 10000 BY the failure of the
Starr Rubber and Trenton China companies In 1891
Mr. Steward lost 100000. other reverses completed
his financial ruin. his real estate being placed
In the hands of the sheriff and sold at great
sacrifice. Although then eighty-three years old
Mr. Steward not dsheartened. but organized
q wholesale grocery firm, from which he was soon
compelled 10 Withdraw on account OF Ill health
Prior to his failure Mr. Steward had the reputa-
ton Of being connected with more business and
public enterprises than any other man In this city
He a stanch Republican. but repeatedly re-
fused to accept be candidate for any public
Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
SUSPECTED PERSON RELEASED.

Washington. July Pa man who said he was
James Gray. formerly Of Union Pier Mich ana
Chicago was arrested here to-day on suspicion oi
being implicated in the Fosburgh murder Gray
had just stepped Of jail. after serving htteeh
DAYS for stealing a hat from a hotel, wheh d oe-
tective arrested him Afidavits secured by Detec-
tive Titus. OF New-York from women there charse
a man named Gray with committing burglary
and shooting a woman about the same time ana
in the vicinity of Pittsheld. Detective CapIalil
Roardnan learned three days ago that Gray N"s
taking an unusual interest in reports Of the fos-
bur1h trial and spent much time in It's 9!scussIUIl'
Gray told detectives that he from Indianapolis
but the authorities there have no trace OF biI MN.
To-day he said his father lived there, ana ne Nun
self had lived at Union Pier. then went TO Chl-
cago and later employed on railroad AT Gum
berland Md .,,-,.iae beinq
convinced that he had no connection with 'he
FoSb