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The evening world., 1901-02-25

A. exclusively announced In The Ev'
ening World. DR.. Samuel J. k.nneiy
will be tried third tim" FOR IN. muir.
der Of Dolly Reynolds. Dlstrict-Ai,or'
ney Phiihtn made this decision this ar
ternoon. and stated iha; the new trial
would take place probably within 4
month.
Kennedy had been buoycd ~ the hops
that he would NJ; be tried again but
would be allowed - So on his OWE
f.cosnixar<,e. and waen the news OF
Observation-Disclosures philbin's decision Was
carried to him In the Tonbs by an
Evening World reporter he seemed
stunned. II am greatly surprised. was
all he would say.
IT'S devoted wite. who was Win him
,lied and her eyes illl"I Win car"
But she controlled herself with great
effort. Never mini. sam" she SAID
with a pathetic aitemp, at chccriulness
I'VE mus; be strong and stnnd anosh'i
ordeal. Only one man stood between
vol, and freedom on Friday. The neA'
tim. you will be wholly vindicat.d. "s
you ere inno.ent. God knows YOU are
C"mfort~d u, ::i- wife.
she placed her ann about MS nee"
and smiled away Ter tears, But hsE
heart was heavy and the words OF
cheer that abe uttered 10 him did not
seem to tighten The load that the news
from the Dis,r!c,-Attorncy's Ollie" haa
placed upon him.
yes" .aid he sadly. I've mus, maj
the hes; OF H.
We mus, that, dear. said she l"ih-
Ing over and kissing him.
Distric,-A'torney phiIbin made the an
ut one O'Clock. after u CON
su,taiion with Pole. Captain pric" ana
Dlstrict-At,orney MrlntyFc and
sir. Hennessey. who appeared IN ihe
trial just closed.
Mr.. Philbln annouurei that Messrs.
Mcintyre and licHncssey had viii
drawn from the case and he had app
pointed AssisIsn, D!srlc; Attorney
James W. OSBORNE and Ncyran J.
O. Conner, both o! whom represented tho
State in tho Molincux trial. Messrs.
The evening world., 1901-02-25
CRANE STILL SAYS
"SMASH THINGS. =
Repeats in Interview His Acc
vice to Police to Stop
CamblinR.l

To Mayor Van Wyck Magistrate L.
roy b. Crane attributes the reign OF
protected vice" In New York. TIE
plain. spoken police judge has not re-
coded from hts position that tho only
way for the police 10 clean out ths
gamblers Is 10 Carrie Melton" them.
TO an Evening World reporter to-day
tho Magistrate who advised Police Cap
tain Flood to raid the Harlem gambling
dem, and leave nothing or them but the
four wWi. %! the building. said: II
wish / were Mayor FOR twenty-four
.iour, would close up every gam
b.!nx hOus. In Men York. II Is ridicu-
Ions 10 -uppos. that the Mayor and
chief OF Pol.cr cannot stop gambling
and by gambling mean publ!c gaming
II they wan, 20.
Gambling Is not recognized BY Law.
!, Is no, necessary 10 have warrant
to break into gambling house. III
were Mayor would simply say 10 my
chief OF Police: There Is a Samblings
house u, sucn a number. Close II up
before nigh; or you lose your head
How long do you suppose gambling
would flourish under such clrcum.H
stancesr ff
How to stop GRmbitnE. "a
TO wind up the gamblers. the Chief
OF Police does not need warrants. He /.
mus, only be sure that the place ne
IL after Is n gambling house. and that 4
i. an easy matter II were Chief OF 4
CONTINUED on SECOND Page.)
The evening world., 1901-02-25
KING EDWARD
At CR0NBERC.
Kaiser Greets Him and
the Monarchs Attend
a Luncheon.

CRoNBERG. Feb. .5.--Klns Edwsrd
and Emperor william arrived here this
morning and drove in a sleigh TO Fried
rlchshof. where the Emperor bade fare.
well 10 tho King and returned to HON.
burg. King Edward proceeded to the
bedside OF his sister. the Do@agcr EN-.
press Frederick.
King Edward remained with his sister
quarter Of an hour. !, vas observed
THAI His Majesty. on leaving. betrayed
no special anxiety. and the deduction
was made that hs was favorably I'm
pressed with the Dowaser Empress's
condition.
Later there was a luncheon at which
scvtnieca persons sat Down. Emperor
William. who had In tho mean time
driven over from Homburg. sat next TO
E.ns Edward. In tho centre OF a long
table.
The evening world., 1901-02-25
BARKER OUT IN
AFEW HOURS.
Formal Application for
Bail to Be Made To-
Morrow Morning.
KILLER Is OUT OF DANGER.
His Physician Will Furnish
a Certificate to Prosecut-
ing Attorney.
KILLER IS OUT OF DANGER,

Thomas q. Rarker. who IL In prt1sn
in Jersey City for shooting the Rev.
John KsaiW. Win probably be r~laased
on bah tomorrnw. Judge John 4.
B7nir. In t1e County Court to-day. said
he would i,ear a formal apoi.r. ton for
the psiAoners liberation at 10 o'clock
n tho morning.
Attorneys Van Wrinkle and Wall. for
Barker. said they had tried to re, .
certificate SHOWING Mr.. Keller WA
out Of danger. from DR.. Exton. bat
the latter refused. saying he would
furnish one to tho prosecuting attorney.
II asked.
Prosecutor Erwin xaid he would have
the certificate In court at 10 o'clock.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

Mcintyre and icnnessey will render all
IN. aid possible.
Asked whether ne would oppose any
application %: kennedy's counsel -
have the dsnr!st admitted 10 bail, Mr.,
Ph!Ioln replied tina, he would do so
most vigorously.
Il regard Or Kennedy" said ne. "as
though he had never been paced 81 trial
lie .iii be tried next tire In General
Sessions and not In the Criminal Branch
OF the Suprerne Court"
Recorder Con. II is said. may BE- the
Judge.
Evidence to Convict.
JUS aow the pistrict-Attorncy arrived
~ his decision Is not known He would
not talk abou, that, II IL believed
AMI decided 1t IS wholly sui!eient to
convict lie doe. MOI possess any rew
cv.denee. II Is believed.
An attempt was made to get Mr.. Phil.
bin TO talk about 'ae way The Jury stood
after the late trial He would not taIk
about Il Mr., Mcintyre declared ,fn.
practically that tn Jury stood Ia ) for
conviction. lie said Il "a. 10 ! Cor
several ballots and then stood at to )
Lawyer fant~~ll. when ne heard OF
Dl-trict-At,nrney Fhi!o!n's decision.
Nv. are ready to 60 TO trial al once.
Wr viii present an even stronger case
than before Two new witucsse. have
written rs volunteering their testimony
In favor %: III. doctor We have not
yct looked them NJ, but from waa,
they hnvG written We Judge they can
materially strengthen the alb.
Nv. are confident tina; no Jury viii
oyer cbnvIci Dr k"ansiy On such a
iiiaasl a.. a. the prosecution offers
Ne EiI4. certainly r,lne out Nth an ac-
uultiIl next .inc and carr. the doctor
some 70 MS VIE and baSy with nyinS
cu.urz
Then he smiled AZ Mr.. Kennedy, who
wds In hi. O''ic-. and the young wife
strove IN sad way TO rcciprocate tina,
smile.
Mi Purcell Dr. licnr-dy's staunch
friend. was also present, He had been
over ~ the Tnmhs with Mrs. kcnne1y
awaiting TIE doctors release. He said:
Well. We shall nave TO go to work
AGAIN. NJ sacrifice IL 100 grea; when
YOU are working IN tho cause OF an In
Assistant observation-disclosures OSBORNE
received this afternoon a transcript oi
The evidence In the Kennedy case. to-
gctller with the exhibits. He said be
aid not know how long Il would BIZ
before he called the case. as he was
The evening world., 1901-02-25
MAN ABLAzE
IN Wires GRIP.
Fellow Workmen Drag
gsd Anderson from
Electric Current.

Held fast by the powerful electric
current OF a live wire.. Hans Anderson.
OF No. 10 Humboldt street, Brooklyn
would have burned to death to-day nut
for the promp: action OF fellow-em.
pioyecs.
Two OF them sliced him and by main
strength pulled him away from the
deadly current. His right shoe and his
trousers were In flames and II current
80 volts strong passed through his body.
Terribly shocked and seriously burned.
tho man was hurried TO 81. Vincent \
Hospital. Tic will recover. but Il burn
on the right foot and n burn. on the
current entered and left his body.
Anderson Is AN employee, OF the Edison
Electric Light COMPANY and was max
his leit hand and right foot came In con-
tact with live wire. making Il ''shor;
circuit"
The evening world., 1901-02-25
ACCUSED OF NOVEL FRAUD.
Rudixer says Wurra, offered Him
Job for 500.

c. 4. Murray. ~ yt3 Amsterdam ave-
nr.. wls held In Harlem Cour' to-day
for furtaer Investigation. charged with
attempted grand larceny.
The complainant. Herman Rnd:Eer. an
architect. OF II: East ON" hundred nd
Eleventh street. said tina, he 1as In =
saloon SaturiA, telling friends that Re
had lost his position. Murray said h.
had Influence In the Buffalo Building
Department ard could get him "A god
position a. so week In considernu,n
Of 500.
RudIgcr was suspicious. lie maze mn
appointment and Detective Hawkins
ven, with the young man and made he
arrest.
Capt. Martens. OF tho West One Hun
heard OF the case and sad that num.r-
Gus complaints had been mall " HIN
OF A similar swirdlc.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

WATERFOWL. y. y. Feb. 25.-Sorth-
ern New York Is In the grasp OF Sc
we're blizzard. over foot OF new snow
Is now on. the ground. Trains on the
Rome. watertown and Osdensburs are
from one to two hours late. This Is the
i03d consecutive day Of sle!ghing In this
city. breaking the record. which was loi
days. established ten years ago.
The evening world., 1901-02-25
NIXON'S COMMITTEE OF
FIVE GIVES UP FIGHT
TO WIPE OUT CITY VICE

III. 1ammnn Hall Committee appointed gather
dcnce has given tn" fish. s airoady w
bo in h" hands OF the Executive Commute omorow
hours the held
afer further
N.1ons disgust and his threat resign
arc said to be Tho the ac,i
f Nixon refused TO why the Committee going
s said: Affairs
emily end IT'S labors final
be could sec wis Police Commisdoaa- N'-rhr @ n
Der N III" COMMITTEES could not
The evening world., 1901-02-25
uu..l.n peer Tor AIn.Ln.

SAN FRASCIscO. Feb. 2a.-Thr rev.
emu. cutter Bear IL TO be repaired at
Puget Sound. preparatory I" sailing Tor
siberia. where n large number OF rem
dsAr arc 10 be taken on board s::i
transported 70 far northern Alaska
The evening world., 1901-02-25
WEATHER GETS sPRINGLIkE.
Thcrn,ometrr II Going up sIosvI,
nns1 steadily.

The thermometer ~ ri.ing and will
continue to do SO until 1t brings period
Of spr!nr weather
There viii be frost tonight. ny to.
morrow noon the temperature Will be
above freezing point. ana 1t may be
from ten to twelve degrees warmer than
4, Is To-day. The wind has shifted from
northwest 10 west. and viii probably
get around to the southwest by MORN
Ing. Fa
The evening world., 1901-02-25
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.
Fell Four s.oric. Down an Air.
shaft.

Conrad Eekhart. OF No. ..s East One
0undrcd and Third street. tair.y-ore
years old. was working on the fourth
Door Of No. s37 West One Hundred and
Hor,y-ninth street to-day with an nn-
known man.
both fell down an airshnft to tho
ground. Eckhnrt escaped with scalp
wound. but the unknown man WAS
Killed.
The evening world., 1901-02-25
MORE SMALLPOX; 2 DEATHS.
Three Sew Cases departed 20 the
Hoard 0f llenlth.

The following cases OF smallpox we're
reported to the Board OF Health to-day.
Patrick Lee. OF No. oG West Forty.
seventh street: Georsc II. Lipconb. OF
No 3Os West Thirty.nnth street. AMI
John Northrup. OF No. % Borden ave-
The following deaths were reported
from North Bortner Island: Anna Rig.
Of No. IS Fourteenth street. Astoria,
L. l., and Theresa Ssso. OF No. MI
First avenue. Manhattan.
The evening world., 1901-02-25
Fire Messenger Dead.

r,;elaD Jo.:a McCuter. of No. ~
ii!nE street. 10: many years the orricit!
al his home yesterday rom Brsnt's
The evening world., 1901-02-25
MRS. KENNEDY STUNNED, BUT
STILL BRAVE AND HOPEFUL.

This awful The last few have been terrible
hoped my Friday night
then living
Now everything pieces
horrible ono NOR
But will be his
innocence will keep buoyed until that
MARION EATON KENNEDY.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

Yle atnndnr ri Railroad or America
Il the Psnnsyivsnls Rai,sosd between New York
and Chicago, ciueiansu "a q, Lssis. 80
The evening world., 1901-02-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast - the thirty
81. hours ending at y r. ".
Ts-sday for Sew York City
ana vicinityI Generally fair
to.sIGht ase Tuesday, ris-
lag tempefaturc, fresh
southwest vinds.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

H-duccd Rnics to washinstons
5rransyisAn.A Railroad will sell t.sss1a z
wa.hington At $3.50 for tbs round tity. 81
going March lst to "a. and. goeofUAo1 o1e4
March the stA. issassava- ~ q, w z !,
The evening world., 1901-02-25

The Modern DIninS Car
u ssaIbited with It's perfect appointments on the
} FsunUis.nh Railroad tssias % cnisssp AAA 81.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

To Core . Cold IN Ose Inv
1s.r .....i,. .usa.V ou.s.as Isb.sta. Al
1iusS.sts ssiuul ths Densy u Il falls - $50
q e. orurs's siEnatsrs . % sAsh haS n. -
The evening world., 1901-02-25
TuR .N3 YER Pei a .6,I FUND

Connratssoucr held tsp,cren-,
shis regarding disposition peno1 Fund
The !aw Is
OF Accounts ~l tag
This BE- that treasurer.
The assistant o bonds
The evening world., 1901-02-25

CONTINUED on second Page,
Evening star., 1901-07-04
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Cu,xc,s
Official Announcement of anuo,
ments and PrOmotianx

o"ciat Announcement of Appoipt
ments and Promotions.
Changes have been made In the Depart
ment of the Interior as follows:
Secretary's office: Promotion-P. Oscar
Tclson Of the District of Columbia. laborer
regular roll $500 from $3.50, general post Of
flee building roll
Assistant attorney generals office: Pro-
motions-Samuel V. Proudfit of Iowa as
sistant attorney, 5000 from s.. 80: Francis
W. Clements Of the District of Columbia
assistant attorney. $3.50 from $500; Will
liam c. Pollock of Illinois, assistant attor-
ney. $500 from 81, 80: Arthur b. Pugh Of
Virginia. assistant attorney, $1,000 from
G,2Jo; Everard Bierer. jr., assistant attor-
ney, $500 from $1,000; John H Fimple Of
Ohio. Vivian Brent Of Maryland. Joseph r,
ebster OF Nebraska and Allen S. Tate of
Tennessee. assistant attorneys, 81 80 from
s2Vo Resignation-Carlto j.. Wellborn of
Georgia, assistant attorney. at $1,000
General land office: Appointments-Ed
public moneys at Woodward Okl.: Percy
Hobkirk of Del Norte, Col. receiver of pub
lie moneys at Del Norte. Col; C. c. Gose
or Washington and Martin A O'Connor Of
Iillnols, special agents at 81 200; Louis r
Smith of North Carolina, copyist. at 5000
by transfer from Post Office Department:
Miss Bessie w. Mason of West Virginia.
copyist, at $500, by transfer from patent Of
toiiiolIoilS-Antnony r. Rlce of New
fork, clerk, S1.20 to 81, 400 Joe T Allison
of Illinois and Guy L. Camden of West Vir-
ginia. clerks. $1,000 to 81 800; John T. Muir
phy pm y OF Wisconsin and E. Harper Hoffman
or PENNSYLVANIA, copyists at $500 to clerks
at N,Uo Resignation-John A Barnes of
Georgia, clerk, 81, 400
Indian office: Transfers-Mark Goode of
Illinois. clerk. 81 COO from Chicago Indian
warehouse. Promotion-Robert c. Gulley
OF the District of Columbia assistant mes
senger. V20. from messenger boy, SEQ.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Some of the Homestead Su6erers
Home AGain-PersonaI Notes.


In common with nearly all the guests OF
the Homestead Hotel, Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. HI. NJ Hutchinson and her daughter
and granddaughter. Mrs J. S. Webb and
Miss Webb. lost all their belongings I'm the
fire there Tuesday night. The family re-
turned to Washington today.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte sailed TODAY for
Europe to be absent probably till late in
the fall
bishop Hurst and Miss Hurst also sailed
for European vacation
Marguerite Barbour the charming Itt,Ia
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Rar-
pour mas been seriously III for nearly a
tof1nisht with typhoid fever The sickness
developed while she was away for tha no.,
month or so. and she was brousb, bo,,,, fa,S =,
the Rhode Island avenue residence % ,bo
IA Enlly at the first sign OF its serto,s,,ass
.u m ana mrs Barbours friends share with
.iiriH To-Day the first evidences Of relief ovar
tne condition of their little daughter uba
is general favorite. ~
-hrs. Hackett. wife of the assistant Soc
sslaIS OF the navy, has gone to Newcastle
n n. for the summer ''e'
mrs. virginia NJ. Lamond and daughter
Iafe ps returned after a months trim to
balston Spa. Buffalo and otber noint -
interest and are at home to their frto,,Js
Heights P'"'e' 'oiumbia
Mrs. >. Dresdner of BROOKLYN is VISITING
street. az VIZ VI
Mrs Oscar W. White of the Olvmnia
apartment house and her three cbiIara,
nave again gone to Island Heights and As
pQry Park. n. j., where they will remain
until October l. main
ReN. Dr. and Mrs. II. j. Higley of Wash
ington are at the Hotel bennett. Mountain
Lake fark, Md. for the season
Misses Elsa and Lillian Coblenzer ac-
companfed by Mrs. William Hollapdcr
nave gone for few weeks visit at cum
beriand. Nd. D'''-
Mrs Julia A. Griffith of Chicago. Ill.
~ldow OF the late Capt. George Griffith. and
sister or Colonel Jordon. L. S. A has been
l l3r tne past three weeks with her cousin.
Mrs. Belle Ross of 1917 22d street
A number OF Washingtonians will spend
tne summer at Point Lookout In the marty
slat Went there yesterday We're Mr. r.
snow mrs. Snow, Miss Snow, Mrs. Hattie
snow, Misses l.. Thomas NJ Thomas ana
Nettle Thomas, and c. w. Phelps. G =
fneips and A. r. Phelps They will ha
Joined later by others. and will remain Al
Point Lookout until about the LIST OF SEN
tember. " P
Evening star., 1901-07-04

III.
some new features In naval construction
nave been decided upon by the Navy De-
partment for the new armored cruisers and
pattie ships now being planned One OF
these Is an increase of the ammunition
hoists to twenty-five in number, SO that
the siI-inch guns on broadside can be sum
Piled with ammunition at the rate Of SLY
rounds a minute per gun, or seventy-two
ROUNDS per minute for the ship. This Will
De marked advance on the best record
posslble TO make under present conditions
Another departure will be the adoptiou
% tle Stochless anchor, by which labor
ana time can be saved Aside from this
convenience the entire forward part of the
snip viii be altered in construction. and
tiert VIII De no cutting away to receive
the big anchors. Those on the new shIns
VIII De the largest in use. weighing $500
pounds each. Another new feature in con-
struction will be device for steering
from the flying bridge, an abandonment ~
steering from the chart house
Evening star., 1901-07-04
New Kind of Armor Plate.

A new kind Of compound armor plate has
Just been tested by the Navy Department
at the Indian Head proving ground. The
popularity Of the plate is that it has a
two-inch surface of hardened steel. welded
to backing of soft metal The first two
shots penetrated the plate. but reports have
not been received as to the remaining
shots
Evening star., 1901-07-04

80 pairs Dark Brown Hand-turn Lace
and Button Shoes. in sizes 4 to g.
Lot Of Misses and Child's Tan Kid
and Patent Leather OxfOrds and Sandals
In broken sizes: 81 and 81 grades
40 pairs Boys Black Wei Kid Spring
Heel Lace Boots; sizes . to 1914.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
'nched for Assault.

Negro Lynched for Assault.
A dispatch from Charlotte. N. c.. says:
A negro named Jim Bailey was lynched
near Smith1eid. N. c., Tuesday night, for
assaulting q white gtri.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-07-25
To Citizens of GoIdsboro

By a satisfactory arrangement with the Tn.
ser-Ssate Telephone & Telegraph Co. we enter
your town with our lines and connect with
your local phones. We desire to draw your at
senuon TO 1pe 1act hat we wish to give you
rapid and satisfactory service and connect Won
with the following towns on our own lines. to
WIZ ROCKY Mount. Fremont, Elm City, Tar
ooro' Greenville, Falkland, Pikeville, West
End. Mobiles, st. Lewis, Crisp. Kenly, B1ack
creek' Lucama, Lancasters, and West Over.
we Will do all we can to make the service
over our lines pleasant. and hope your use of
tnsm may be a source of profit and social en-.
loyment. By a joint tariff arrangement wa
enable you to reach other towns and villages
than those above and would be pleased to
have you ask Central for further ormat
Very respectfully,
HOWARD F. JONES. Gent Manaaa.
Wilson & Carolina Telephone'& Teleeranh ~
jly II, d cts a BINS -
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-07-25
DEATH AND FAXES.

The Register of Deeds and hi
clerks r very busy these sum.
mer days getting the tax book
ready for the collectors in the
several townships.
The candidate for license before
the Supreme Court of this State
some years ago, was not so fan
wrong after all when asked: "What
is c~srtain2" replied, "Death and
taxes"
While this answer does not
meet TIE requirement of the legal
definition, many, many thousands
freely believe in the absolute cer-
tainty of "death end taxes"
We do not believe the people
are properly educated on the SUBJ
lect of taxation. Many think taxes
are an imposition, and they pay
them simply because the law
forces them to pay. 1t looks like
they are paying something for
nothing. Consequently they dodge
all they can. If all the blessings
they receive from taxation were
called to tn ir attention SO that all
could see and realize that they are
getting value received for their
money, there would be little dis
satisfaction, and the great masses !
would take pleasure in contribute
ing to the support of the govern
ment which secures protection to
life, liberty and property.
The people should know lust
what the taxes are for. When thew
pay out their money into the
1ards of the officers of the State.
hey naturally want to know for
What purposes their money is
ipent.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-07-25
NOTICE..

Bv virtue of an order, made in the action of
the Atlantic Trust Company VS.. the Goldsboro
Water Company. in the Superior Court Of
Wayne. County, State of North Carolina, the
Undersigned. having been appointed commits
sioner for that purpose, will sell for cash. by
public auction, at the Court House door. in the
City OF Goldsboro: n. C., on Monday. the 7th
day of October, 1901, all Improperly of the
G t. Water Co. real and personal, goods
ing its land. water works plant, buildings,
pump houses. stand pipes. reservoirs, machin-
cry. pipes. mains, ~hydrants, apparatus and
equipment, situate in said County of Wayne,
together with all and singular the tenements,
heredita ments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining. and the
reversion and reversions, remainder and re-
mainders, tolls. rights. issues, income and prof
it's aecruing therefrom and also all and singu-
ar the rights, privileges and franchises, cor
porate and otherwise. of said Water ompany
and also all the estate. title and interest, prop
erty, possession and demand whatever. in law
or IN equity, of the said Water Company. of.
IN and to the property above described, and
each and every part and parcel thereof, with
The appurtenances. ], T. DORTCH.
July 10th, 1901, dlawk. CQmmissioner.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-07-25
z SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL.

By all odds the most noted
health resort in Eastern North
Carolina is Seven Springs, Wayne
county. Thousands of people
testify as to the healthgiying
properties of these wonderful
waters. Not only is it a delight
full place to visit on account of
the fine water of the springs, but
the scenery too, is a constant
source of delight to the visitor.
There is no spot in Piedmont
North Carolina more beautiful
than Seven Springs. The public,
therefore, will be pleased to know
Of the success of the Segen
Springs High School. Prof. E.
A. Slmkins a teacher of large ex-
perience and splendid ability is
The buildings are
first class, there being accomoda-
for seventy~fve boarding
students.