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Evening journal., 1904-05-07

50, Cambria, trimmed with lace
insertion. hemstitohsd pleats and
rufhe OF lace.
s2.f5. Cambria. deep rune trim
med with lace. three rows Of inser-
tion and clusters Of fine pleats.
t25o. Cambria. trimmed with
clusters OF pleats and deep rufiie
OF embroidery; also with lawn ruff
ne trimmed with hemstitehed
pieats and deep rune Of blind en-
broidery.
s375. Cambria. lawn rune trim
med with hsmstitched pleats and
fine embroidery: also with entire
rune trimmed with fne pleais and
lace.
f3 Cambria. trimmed with four
clusters OF fine pleats, embroidery
and insertion; also deep lawn rnffie
trimmed with three rows OF inseT-
lion. pleats and rune Of lace.
f9&. Cambria. lava rulhe trim
med with three clusters OF hne
I pleats. deep rnffie Of embroidery.
s35O Camhric. trimmed With rOcr
rows OF insertion. i've clusters OF
] pleats and rune of laes.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

NainsoolS, deep rune trimmed with
two clusters Of hemstitched pleats.
Lawn. trimmed with deep rune
and hemstitched pleats.
S5c. Lawn, trimmed with deep
rufie and blind embroidery. Nain-
sock, trimmed with cluster %
pleats and blind embroidery.
81. Nainsook, trimmed with two
clusters OF tiny pleats and deep
rune Of embroidery. Cambria.
trimmed with cldster of hemstitch-
ed pleats and rune OF embroidery.
Nainsok. lawn rufie, trimmed with
two clusters Of fine pleats, two
rows Of lace and embroidery.
s1.s5. Cambria, trimmed with
three clusters of finc pleats, RUNE
OF embroidery and ribbon. Nain-
sock. lawn rune, trimmed with
three rows Of lace. aud two clus-
ters Of pleats.
$50. NainsoolS, lawn rune, scal-
Ioped and trimmed with laoo ana
ribbon. Nainsoon. trimmed with
fne embroidery.
Sis. Nainsook. trimmed with
fine embroidery ana insertion.
80. Nainsook, trimmed with lace,
fne insertion and ribbon. Main
sock. trimmed with ribbon and
fine embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
H.psa.onh.

Friendship conclave Heptasophs' re-
cefvsd fve more propositions last nisht
uakirg twentystwo On an in the race Tor
nfty new members 20 be initiated tn.o inc
order at the big meeting IN Odd FeiioW
Han next month. The entertainment
committee In charge of THIS event is made
ID of A. +. Crossgrove. e. Ross tarrs'
samuel Ovenshine, Andrew shawn. tfank
sullivan. Percy Baiion and a. W. M'n
ker.
The date which Is now spoken Of for the
event Is June 10.
Among the grand ofhcers vino are eH-
pcoted 10 De present and deliver addresa1s
arc supreme Secretary George W. Wight
Of Norfolk, VA; Supreme Chanoff OF
Adrian Hughes. a prominen- lawyer qi
Baltimore. and Supreme Inspector Gon-
erai Webster Mills stroyer. also Of Bait
more
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

5Oc. Cambria, trimmed with hem
stitched runle.
T5c. Cambria, lawn RUNE trim
med With lace and insertion.
Ssc. Muslin, lawn rune trimmed
with embroidery and pleats. Cam
bric. deep lawn rune trimmed with
lace and hemstitched pleats.
81. Cambria, trimmed with blind
hmbroidery ana hemstitched
pleat~
a.&. cambric, trimmed with
One embrosdcry and pleats; also
with deep lawn rune trimmed with
two clusters Of pleats and blind
1mbroidery; also with lawn ruf-
De, pieated and trimmed with lace;
also with deep lawn rune trimmed
With fine embroidery and two clus-
ters OF pieats.
ti,6o. Cambria. lawn rune. tuck
ID ia clusters. trimmed with tlind
broidery; also with deep lawn
rune trimmed with three wide
hemstitched pleats. also with folR
rows Of lace and pleats
u.T5. Cambria lawn rhfia tr--q
med with plests and deep RUNE =.
embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

tickets viii be sold. good going in day
eoachcs only on train leaving Whining
ton az lll 3. m. lnd in coaches on
regular TRAINS returning, limited to
leuve 81. Louis not later than ten days.
Including date OF sale.
The splendid equipment OF the Bal
timore & Ohio Lines has been aug
mented from lime to time during the
past year with Coaches Of the most
modern patterns, assuring comfort Ia
patrons. ana exrellent arrangements
N1ii be provided Tor meals en- route.
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WESTERN RATES.
Baltimore & Ohio R. r.

Persons contemplating . trip TO the
West VIZ: rittsbmg, Cmcmnat. ST.
Louis, Chicago and points west thereof.
can save money by purchasing via the
Baltimore 4 Ohio r. r.. Rates from
Wilmington and Chester arc $500 40
Pittsburg, leaving al 9.5i p. m. from
Chester and 1910 p. m. from Winnings
ton daily. $3.50 20 Cincinnati s21.25
TO 81. Louis. s17.o0 10 Chicago.
Fast trains equipped with Pullman
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I,xtra- Size Garments

The idea originated with
tbs store, and it has natur-
a ~ been developed best here.
DraWerS
S5c. Muslin, deep hem and elus-
t',' OF pleats.
iOc. Cambria. deep hem and clus-
tei Of hemstitched pleats; also with
dip hem and two clusters OF fine
p.iats. Muslin. trimmed with cam
bic rufie and hemstitched pleats.
,5c. Cambria, trimmed with ruf-
na and two clusters Of hemstitoh-
Ell d,pleats.
ibci Nainsook, trimmed with hem
ST. hing. Cambria. lawn rufhe
IT. inmea with lace and insertion.
ca hbric. trimmed with hemstitch-
ed beats and rufie OF embroidery.
81 Muslin. trimmed with hem
stu he'd pleats and embroidery.
81 Cambria. trimmed with nleats
and rune OF embroidery.
site. Cambria. trimmed with
clus Ter Of hemstitehed pleats and
ruEa OF fine embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Nightsowns

The best $50 nghtgown ever had in any White
Sale is here today.
When the maker showed us his sample we made him
increase his dimensions and put in finer cambTic tor the
same price. See if you can beat il anywhere
The 81 nightgowns made on patterns OF gowns
that cost twice the money II 10 make them
in these good shapesye you have something that dollar
will scarcely ever buy.
Bv far the greatest part Of the nightgowns are main
Sook made with low neck and short sleeves for
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Corset COUsrs

25. Cambria. low round neck,
trim med with pleats.
50t Cambria. trimmed with EN-
broit tery and insertion.
81 Cambria, trimmed with lace
and ribbon; also with embroidery
ane ribbon
sS Cambria, trimmed with en-
broiiery and ribbon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Long White Petticoats

Walking length skirts Of linen, vole and taheta have
made necessary to wear walking length pettcoats. We
have full supplies of 3snch length bought with this fact
in mind.
Start at SOC, cambric with hemstitched ruffe-and
20 to So. so for elaborate, ace-trimmed kinds
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Knights Of Tho Golden EauIe.

St. Georges Castle, * G. t.. received
one proposston FOR membership last night
and couferrnd the hrst degree on one can
d.dato.
This casilo will shortly enteriain Ken
nett Castle. of Kcnnott square Pa. m
their rooms. IN the Smith building. IT viii
be a return frelternal visit, as 81. Georges
paid visit to their Chester county broth,
ers last Saturday evening and were so
pleasantly entertained that tacy are anxs-
GUS 70 return the compliment.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
NigkRoWNs

s.. Cambric. trimmed with elus-
tert Of hemstitched pleats and ruf'
De; slso with clusters OF pieats
and Embroidery.
ahl Cambria. yoke trimmed with
heiussitched pieats and embroidery
tlgt Cambria, trimmed with hem-
S'ltcI.ed pleots and embroidery
air ,,ok. trimmed with emoroid-
CIV daid ribbon. Cambria, trimmed
WITH the embroidery pieats and
ribhi n
b. Cambric. trimmed with en-
roicer1 ana ribbon
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Drawers

Ask specially for the SOC nansook drawers.
In last years White Sale hadf nansook drawers
for 81. made with hemstched rufle put on with line
beading-and couldn't get enough Of them This year we
determined ohave as nearly possible the thing
for half the price. Here isno quite so tne as the dollar
kind of course but still something to remember.
Other STYLES up TO 50 20.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Stofs closes al $50

II was easy to see how this White Sale of ours
differed from others in the start 1t IS easy tol
see still-though hundreds Of other stores have
copied its methods its merchandise and all thel
outer form and SHE'LL
This White Sale does what it prsieHdS 10 do.
It does not promise what it cannot noe up 10.
Its goods are as good as its tco7d.
So thoroughly and so widely are these facts
known that it is scarcely neCessaryto publish them
again Was it anything but the confidence result
when we issued an advance notice OF TINS event
last week, with descriptions of few of the gar
ments?
Not an article was on sale at the time, not
thing had been seen by the people outside the
store--yet everyone knew the goods would be-
right
The White Sale had some curious problems
to cope with this year.
Il shortage Of tDo million bales OF colfoH m me
production OF the limited States
Il record Of 1Sc for ra1U cotton and 20e ana PIC,
pound Tor cotton rarA, against haF those PHceS Ero
rsayS ago.
The cutting dom of uages and the shutting up
of cotton mills Throughout The cOHHby.
These were hard conditions to meet. when our
eyes were set on the goal of mo HIGHER pricss than
kdpsar' for the undercothes in the sale. Yet we
have met and conquered them.
Strange to say, many manufacturers were willing to
make up the cotton stuhs they had on hand at lower
prce than in order to save their organization ana
keep enough money hand for running expenses. ne
finished garments naturally TO the retail business that
could dispose of the largest quantity
This enables US to sell them for quarter to a
third less than usual
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shleld ef Honor.

Two candidates were Initiated and two
elected az the meeting OF BrandyVJne
Lodge Shield Of Honor. last evening.
seNorai propositions will be ON aiand for
consideration al next weeks meeting
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
3. a. h.

DUPONT Post c.. a. r.. received two
more Applications for membership hast
evening
THIS post is growing. in spite OF the
fact that the veterans are decreasing in
number every year.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Rettceak

{. c, mbric. umbrella rune OF
Law a tnmmed with three clus-
tert cf Eemstitehed pleats.
t2B6, CsNnbric. trimmed with en-
bro. is,y end pleats.
SgN CSmbric. lawn ruffie trim
med tdth three rows Of lace IN
ssrtTon. T, S,e OF lace.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Visit the Monumental City, Sunday,
May 9Th. Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Next Sunday. May sth The Baltimore
4 Ohio r. r. VIII run another eXcur-
sion TO Baltimore at the low rate of
4 one dollar for the round trip. A spec
iai train viii leave Delaware Avenue
station at $50 a. m. Returning leave
lCamder Station at $50 p. M; Mt
Royal Station at 6.s5 .. m.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Red Men

Az a special meeting Of the commstet
~ charge OF The Arrangements for Rcd
Mons day final plans were talked over.
Juiy g has been fixed on as pae day AID
Brandywlnc Springs as Fiie. riace. The
conlmi,tce j. composed o. The folovlnf
named Red Mens
j. &. Barber chairman. John I. Wa.
Hams. secretary; G.. " Edwards. Charles
Gaftn, Robert H. Kelley. Robert u. Han.
na. John NJ. Ferrior, T.. S. Baln and Jcar
r.. Stephens.
a number OF prominent speakers VIII I'd
heard during tho day. All members OF the
order in this city and vicinity will be in-
y1scd a. participate.
Lcuape Tribe win adop, hrc cAncidottl
this evening. This tribe now has s65 names
oh Ns roster hn great,st number OF
which any tribe IN the state can boast
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Get details from Ticket Agent ba4-
timore 4 Ohio r. R.=Water ana Mar
ket ST., and Delaware Avenue S'ati"n'
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
n M sAT.TMAN & 60.

ALI. KINDS OF CARPENTER WORN
done: building ana repairing. RefrigeFat-
ors and pianos repaired. lo5 West strees'
,viirninaton. Del. apr26-26t
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

A little life may be sacrificed 70 a
sudden attack Of Group. A. you don't
have Or. Thomas Eclectric Oil on hand
for the emergency.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Growers Of tho famous Rockyford canta-
loupe 81 Rocky Ford. Col, report an aver
age net return OF $50 an acre Tor the sea
son Of 1908.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD.
FIRST COACH EXCURSION
10 the
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR,
MAY 17TA.
ONLY s17.oo ROUND TRIP.

The frst grand coach excursion OF
the season to ST. Louis Worlds Fair
via the Baltimore 4 Ohio Lines will
be run. on May iIth on this date
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
pauahters oi Amerlea.

Gatheid Council, .. Of A.,-Bi cc,t-
bra,e their eighth anniversary An Tenn G
Hall. icienth and Orange streets on NAY
2I rhh copinidiee "a charge OF The affair
IS Mary Barcus, Margaret Neil Cashar,nc
CRAWFORD "a. @. Dell. G.. B. McCoium
May Aforrrll and Ida linab.
A line musical aud literary program Is
belng arranged Tor The occasion.
A. last nights meeting Of tlyis council
initiation and reinstatement took place
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carpenters, and JoIn.r., union.

The Carpenters and Jonors' Union. 1876
and sas, viii give a smoker and entertain
ment IN German Han ON May ls. when a
large turnout Is expected.
I. o. o. r.
coiumhia Lodge J. o. o. f.. had one
candaate for initiation at last nights S
mezssng.1
Fairfax lodge has a candidlte out who
will be INFLATED al an early date,
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

cartnelis Vinegar Of Tar
WI sure a cough in daE,
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
p. o. S. Of A.

Camp I. +. O. s. Of A.. VIII observe It's
ten,h anniversary Ia Temp Hall on May
L. The commlb.oe in dharse Of the or
rangomen,s Is composed OF leadlng mem-
beIs Of ahc camp as follows:
George r.. Os,ermahi E. s BAN
Charles W, Waterman. James NJ Mu.iin
r. j. HllNs and Samuel e. Watson.
Al last evenings meeting wo cards wvrt
rereived and on nest Friday evening O.
class of candidates viii hc initiated
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Stop That Cough
With Cartmelrs Vinegar Of Tax a
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troduce some new feature, and show some sign of
growth.
This year. the innovation consists in leaving
out some things that-have hitherto been considered
necessary.
In the present White Sale there will be
No &c corset cOUsrs No zoe dracsrs
E No s5e chemtsss
Undercothes at these prices were originally
introduced into White Sales to help people who had
trial. we have come to the conclusion that a very
flew additional cents will allow us to furnish ma
Iteria thatis far superior and gives infinitely more
satisfaction. v-a
The &c. corset covers in the sale just starting for in
stance, will outast the former &c kind by months the 16c
drawers are almost twice as good those formerly sold for
10c and the 35c chemises will pay back in mueh
more than the extra 1oc spent for them. s
Next to the selection of materials probably
most attention has been given to the cut ofthe
garments.
They are kyefsnfc nnds,clOtEss-buit for health
and comfort Whoever wears them will have no
lStOppage of circulation because the sleeves bind
at the wrist or the armholes are too small. They
will not wake choking in the night, feeling as
though the neckband Of the nightgown were a
tired from little worries which are due solely to
uncomfortable underclothes.
Funess enough to allow freest development
and play of all the muscles has been insisted on.
Yet these undercOthes ft as only those can
that are drafted on the best patterns.
Certain other things stamp these undercothes
with distinction
Nothing but peaH buttons used every garment
After laundering you will find these still in their places
whole and good instead of bit powder that was for
mery bone broken Jagged end that started agate
The trimmings most unusual. Though the newest
aces and emboideres used, only those have been
chosen that will wear and everything hashy trashy has
been rejected
More soft nainsook used in this sale than any summer
sale we have held.
Extraordinarily large qHaStites-whout counting short
pettcoas and extraszed underclohes there are s2275
dozen garments
Extra sizes have been supplied for the woman who
cannot be fitted in the A. These garments
not only made unusually full, but trimmed in an
entirely different style from the others with special avoid
ance anything that will add to the look Of size buness
Bridal sets special preparation for the bride.to-be
5 of June .s.-ss
Take bit lingerie or any article Of dress to the merchant
nquson follow this out until you arrive at the original worker
sign or fashion these things from morning till night"
Thus dolefuly writes Wagner, the author OF
n the Simple Life" in his latest book.
,e But what's true of some stores is not true OF
a. all. We KNOW where the garments for this
:. White Sale were made, and they come from tac-
h. tories as clean as your own house.
Probably half bear the label of the Con-
n snteys LeagHs-the rest though not labeled were
ne made under conditions fully as clean and whole
h some What mockery to call them "hygienic
y. underclothes" if this were not sol
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Don't Miss the Summer Sale of White-N1Onday!
Il FauD Bring he Lagt Business

We believe there has never been a year since
this White Sale was started, in which it did not in
troduce some new feature, and show some sign of
growth.
This year. the innovation consists in leaving
out some things thath hitherto been considered
neceSSarN
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Jr. o. q. a. M.

Telegraph Council. Jr. o. L. a. M.. in
iiisted one candidate last evening. and
talked over several aftais OF Importance,
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

a.V,shi 9oSvns % rainseek and com
bric iriY11 rs1ed svilh lace, en- hroidery
ond ribbon 100
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

In the present White Sale there will be
No 6c corset 0oUsrS No lOc draWers
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
&C HEsrHOT. - t.

, Cerssi eoVers q 7einseek VarioVsiy
i-sFT1 F11sd with lace, ~ oroiderS
o-s ribbon So 10 os.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

aonk v~a'sis's rs vsorih.as0 - 8 .
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-07
APPEAL TO JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
The Peace Congress Sees Dazzling
Phantasms OF a Dream OF Uni
Ye:sal Love.
(By the Associated Press.)

Boston. Mass, Oct. 5.-ResolutiOns
intended to bring about. if possible.
an end to the RuSso-JaDanese war
were adopted today at the meeting OF
the International Peace Congress. BY
the terms of these resolutions the con-
gress will address an appeal to the
Emperors OF RUSSIA and Japan TO
terminate The struggle and each Of
the powers siGnatory to The Hague
convention vii be formally requested
to press upon Russia and Japan the
importance Of putting an end to the
present war.
1t was also voted that the resolu-
tons referring to friendly interven-
ton by the powers be presented to
President Roosevelt by a committee
of the congress.
The resolutions were passed after q
lengthy discussion in which many OF
the most prominent foreign delegates
participated.
During the discussion, Delegate Will
liam r. Cremer. of England, took &C.
casion, while favoring the declara-
lions. to characterize the treaty be-
tween England and Japan rs t blum
der and to charge that this treaty
doubtless had much to do in bringing
on the Russo-Japanese war. There-
upon Great Britain's policy of beng
party to the treaty was vigorously de-
Tended by Colonel Bryce Jones, III. L &.
\ HindOo ArouseST hem.
The deliberative proceedings Oh the
day took on an added interest from
the fact that a leading Hindoo. Baba
Bharati was introduced to speak as
the representative of his country. the
most intense applause that has been
evoked thus far during the congress
greeted the Hindoo, who dressed IN
the costume of his people, delivered q
passionate speech in excellent Engilsh,
denouncing ON the one mana. the at
tempt of Christianity to thrust Cnrls-
tianity upon India as its religion and
on the other the policy of the English
people of India of invading Thibet.
1t was voted during the session to
refer the subject of reconciliation
of France and Germany on the
Alsace-Lorraine question to the Berne
bureau for study for special COM
mission.
Part of the phraseology of a cable
gram prepared to be sent to Andrew
Carnegie, was objected 20 by dele
gate from New York and 1T was finally
rewritten so that Mr.. Carnegie was
hailed as an earnest worker for the
worlds better political order instead
of a "worl<er for the WORLDS luSt ana
rational organization.
Three public meetings, undcr the
auspices for the congress were held
tonight.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-07
A CLEVER COUNTERFEIT.
Watch Out for the Deiusiye Spread
EagIc--"She's Fooling Thee

Mr. n. w. West was showing q
Clever counterfeit yesterday in the
shape OF one dollar b IL which had
been raised to a ten. The bill had
tcen presented for deposit by ar ipno-
cent holder at the Raleigh Savings
Bank.
The work had been artfully done.
To one who looked at the care with
which the necessary alteration had
been made, it seemed as if the amount
of labor involved was far greater than
the nine dollars pratt made by the
crock. All the zones" on the bill had
been changed to Items" and an So
had been artfully added to the Dol
lar on the face of the bill, the lone"
obiiterated and "ten" put in with ink
in its place.
Mr.. West called attention to IN in
teresting fact not generally known
which enabled the man at the bank
window to instantly detect the fraud,
to-wit: that no ten dollar bill has, like
the one dollar one, an eagle with
spread wings.
Keep yot,r eye on the zones" that
are masquerading as items and watch
cut for the spread eagle. II you see
that sort of bird on a bill marked
$40" beware, beware, she's. fooling
thee.'
Mr.. West. when asked what he was
doing with the bill, replied that he was
in the fix of the man who in the time
Of silver agitation was asked how ne
stood on the money question:.
81 am for silver, gold and breen-
hacks" replied this worthy. "And
money is so darned scarce, I wouldn't
mind a few counterfeits thrown in"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-07
THE SESSION OPENS
General TrienniaI Con-
vention of Episco-
paIians.
(By the Associated Press.)

Boston, Mass, Oct. 5.-The Arch
many parts of the world. attended
the opening session of the general
triennial convention of the Episcopal
church here to-day. The English pri-
mate was last in long procession of
dignitarieS which passed ~ the broad
aisle OF Trinity Church where opening
service was held in the presence of
an immense congregation. He re-
cited one of the prayers in the office
of Hoiv communion and read the Cos
pei. The celebrant was the Right
Rev. Daniel S. futile, of Missouri
presiding bishop the gospeller was
Rt. Rev. James Carmichael Bishop
Coadjuter of Montreal. and the
preacher, Bishop William Doane, Of
Albany. n. Y.
Bishop Doane welcomed the Arch
bishop &C Canterbury and then de-
voted a large part of his sermon to
the divisions iii Christendom. He
spoke of the barriers which separated
the Anglo church from other denomi-
nations and how they might to some
extent be broken down. While the
recognition of Papal supremacy was
impossible, the bishop thought that
the church might readily recognize the
primacy of the Bishop of Rome be-
cause of the antiquity of the Roman
See. He urged a broadening of the
churches sphere
At the opening session of the House
of Deputies DIR. r. II. Mckim. of
Washington, .. c., was selected chair
man over Rev. Charles III. HutchinS,
of Concord. the candidate of most of
the high churchmen present, bishop
Lawrence of Massachusetts was chosen
chairman of the House of Bishops by
unanimous vote.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-07
THE BRAKES SET
a Crash at Charlotte
That Will Cost Three
Lives.
(By the Associated Press.)

Charlotte, n. c.. Oct. 5.-Freight
Conductor Wise. of the Southern Rail
way, whose home is said to be in
Savannah, and Jack Godhaul negro
switchman were killed on the Southern
Railway in the outskirts OF this city
about ten o'clock tonight, and wal
ter Zeigler, a white railroad employe,
so badly injured that he died soon
afterwards.
number rs on the Charlotte. Columbia
G. Augusta division of the Southern
was being pushed by switch engine
when suddenly all the brakes became
set and the engine crashed into the
rear of the caboose. Conductor Wise
was in the rear of the caboose and
the other men between the caboose
and engine.