Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-05-07

merger anu W0uuluSS.
The presidential speech-making
will now be renewed with renewed
vigor.
Mark Hanna and Manufacturer
Parry are still making faces at each
other.
Pittsburg, May by the break
ing of the scaffold in the train shed
of the new station three men were
killed this evening. They were sheet
metal workers and were just finish
ing their work under the glass roof
of the structure seventy-fve feet
above the railroad tracks.
West Point, Va, May IA fire
of unknown origin which started
shortly after one O'Clock this morn
ing burned over four blocks and de
stroyed practically all the business
houses. Among the buildings burn
ed are the Express Office, the Post
Office and the Pemberton House.
San Francisco, May 1.-The Santa
Maria volcano in Guatemala has
broken out again, but with what
damage is not known. The news
was brought to this city to-day by
the steamer San Juan, which left
Chamrerico the afternoon of April
II, the day the fresh eruption is said
to have taken place.
New York, May IA total of
100000 men in this city may go on a
strike before the end of the month.
The situation to-day presents many
new and unexpected features. Team
sters, Stevedores, subway Workmen,
excavators and engineers all threaten
to quit work unless they receive
more pay and shorter hours.
Newport News, Va, May L.
After inspecting the torpedo boat
hOtilla in Hampton Roads this morn
ing Admiral Dewey, on the yacht
Mayfower, proceeded to Washington
at noon. The battleships Illinois and
Massachusetts steamed across the
roads to Norfolk. "Dewey Day.
was observed by the warships in
Hampton Roads, each firing a salute
in honor of the Admiral.
Mont Clare, March "a man
passed through here to-day in a
spring wagon drawn by a horse with
the springhalt.
Goldsboro, N. c., May 1.-Spring
reached here a few days ago in the
first bloom of its respondent glory,
but we hardly think it came in a
spring wagon drawn by a s%pringhalt
horse. A crippled horse could never
have brought it in, if it lends that
sttired feeling'' to beasts in the same
proportion that it does to mankind.
Constantinople, May 1.-More
bombs were thrown at intervals in
Salonica yesterday. Arrests have
been made by wholesale. Many
Bulgarians have been killed, but it
is not stated how many. Few de-
tails of the troubles in Salonica have
been received here. The embassies
have urged the porte to take every
possible measure to preserve security.
Tne'Turks are greatly e~xasperated
by the acts Of the revolutionists.
New York, May flames E. Nc
Mahon, q wealthy retired building
Contractor, and brother of Daniel F..
McMahon, a member of the execu-
tive committee Of Tammany-Hall,
was murdered to-day in the vestibuIe
of his home, 268 West 153rd street.
The police believe he surprised two
burglars trying to break into the
place, who killed him. The MUIR
derers left a train of bloody foot
prints, and it is believed the victim
made a, desperate struggle for life.
Daniel F. Mcmahon, the dead mans
brother, started South on his honey
moon yesterday.
Dallas, Tex, May Judge John
C. Randolph, of the state district
court at Coleman, was shot in a pis-
toll duel in the court room at Cole
man yesterday afternoon by Thomas
A. Austin, a lawyer. Austin fired
five shots and Randolph one. Two
bullets entered Randolph's abdomen.
Austin was not hurt. Physicians
started from Coleman with Judge
Randolph ii a railway a to place
him in a hospital at Fort Worth, but
.. TELEGRAM announces that Randolph