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S'orf(&ritt ote 9oroGe.
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UOm /. ,Snli 1904 bis 5nm 4. Smli 1905.
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Wianlrntf lln0 Npfni.

Ser filr5lih pcritorbene llngnrild)e
Notionoloihtcr Wori5 &otoi lit oltd)
nit 9iSmnrd pcrlonlid bCfolunt gcs
morbcn. IS lit befoumt, ooB Nis.
mord Elm SrCun0 uon glten Homo.
tierl mar. Inter eincm 0lltcn Nonlnlt
oerltono er cincn iol6cn, ocn err 5lpei
Wtol leicn fonnte. Gr mar IN ieincm
llrtbeil ltreng nber fir ons mirfIid)
@llte olld lebr cmpiGn9lih. So
brod) er emit bel Der 2crtiire zines
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GoS lit Gin Bud, id) fonn eS Dir
nid)t lo9cn,
@ic mid)S gcpodt bot redlt III tici'
tier Sccle,
g8ie mir OoS Scr5 bel Oiciem 9lott
gelhlngen,
limo luie mir ieneS 5ugcI6nilrt bic
- ann ,aebIc,
8ie id 6ci Dem oic 2ippcn bob' &c
""' o. biiien
llno lUie6er Damn beQouf bob' laden
otiisu n%lii'ien.
Ter utaoriihc 3id)tcr ISofoi &c.
bOrte ,a,t 0encn, Die Der Shirt mcbr
oils aeiRplol gcleIcn bot. Mis- Sufni
1874 nod, Berlin FAM illtte ct 5il'
crit ictfiet Sreltno aorl 9ronn oltf.
0ieier botte nid)t piel Miibe, Dem
Iidter cine gubien5 bpi gismord ST.
perihofien. Goda Ole l%lnterbnltung
Sluiidcn Dem 9'dtcr mo Dem
Stnotsmnnn iuor, nod Sofoi's Illf.
5eid)nitugcn cine rein politiihe. Bon
Dem Yolitifer Sofoi bate 9isnord
ober cine 10 gcrinae Meinltng, oils er
Den 9id)ter hodJihGbte. @eun ie-
mails eit WtcnId, ieinen 9rrllf Der.
feblte, 10 mar Is Sofoi, nls er inter
Ole YoIitifer gino Sbn, Den eelniith.
u%ollIten 8i6ter uno Homonihrift.
teller %ltngorn's, Der odS @efniitbs,
leben urb oie @%emobnbeiten ieines
8uIfeS id,oncr, riibrenber unb fei.
ielnber SIT idilbern p~eritaab. ols je.
mails eiuer Dor ibnt. trieb Elm boieS
@eihid ba5ii, Die Sorbecren Der DID
terfroile 81 perodten unb Inn Ole
gbre politiihcn unb iollrnaliitiihcn
HubmeS 81 gei5en. 9os 2ano perior
III ooppelter 9e5iebung oorpnter
0enu es hottie einen guten Gidter
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9eganNcne uno luicocr ans.
%9cgrabcnc yico . Strupbcu.

@cr fcnnt niht 5rieorih Solm'S
berllbnltc mo popular geiporoelc
REPRESENTATION, Die Yortbeniu in
Dem Granlu Scr Sobn oerg8iloniB"
ltrtdt Is li10 MIR 3pei Stropben
orf ms 9ctommen; nripriinglid
botte 0oS @coidt oeren ober bier.
Gle beiOen b%etunltten Stropbcn loit.
ten:
W'cin @cr5, ib mill Old frogeit:
WoS 1T oern Niebe? Sag! -
s3luci Seelen mo Elm @eoonfe,
3luci &er5en uno elm Sdlogl"
llno Iprid): luober fofnmt Siebe? -
sic fonrnt, uno iie lit BAL"
limo iprid): luie Id)ipitoet Siebe?
Die mars nidt, oer's geihobl"
Ob Die bciOen io%lgenoeil, geItrife-
men Stropbcn iriiber bel Iuffilbrrm.
gen oes @olm'ifcn 9romos 9elpro-
hen poroen iino, lit nidt feItgeitellt.
Gin Siterotltrireitno tbeilt ober NIT,
boB tic lcincr5cit inn .SrnnffurtcrGOn.
pcrlotionsbIott," Der belletriltiid)en
Seilogc Der lGralt ein9egaltgcilen
DObcrpoItnmtS 3eituug" a~bgeoritft
murcn. Sic loutcn:
limo iuann lit 2ieb' olit reinlteit? -
Die ibrer icIbit pergiBt."
limo mann lit 9ieb' am tieflien?
r&ern iie nnn itiuIten it,"
limo mann lit 9ieb' am reidItenP II
0oS lit lie. nem iie giebt."
lno Iprih: mie rebet Siebe2
sic reject ui@t, iie Iiebt.@
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81 9rooolpap, Ncfu-Yorf.
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pic Ncr. SfnateIsRoit bci6rOern6.
Sampler inbren idglidl, GonHtaqs auSacs
%nommer, bon oen eNnO Gin" s@icrs, 1913
G,ie6tsStrnbe. go ,ghcn6s, bireft nab oh
Yunfteu nc5 Siioens. Gcrbinoung In Oh
Rolnt Comfort nit Is. & 9. @rleibnBn" und
8i6monO. Ycrbillouilg in 4SOrtsmoutb init rem
"SenboNrb Nir Cine" iolioen 2ug non 9Scrt5s
mouth nab 9ItIanta. Sn Torloif &Crbtnounq
nit Der ,Atluntic Gonit 9inc." 9turtolf uno
Surolinu, gorfolt uIo fiIbli6, yiurfolf uio
tucItlid mn nSIh Dominion Cine" nab glelu,
bern mo yBnfbinaton. NC.
MiHbl5ctteu nab enropliihem Blame. 9uIll'
rtote G1!i!cniirltncr, etciirifbc Beleuhtung,
Gunner in ocl billet Nurcnur ocr Bah Zine"
VII. 32i 2SCfts9Nnl tiuIorcsS irdbe. gtr. 506 uno
50s. Htabt StrGBc. 6. VI. g. Office. Gr. 2t5.
Moro Charles SiruBe. ullo sllbuugbs, CHARLES
uIn Scriupipn Strubc.
Subu ". SberluuDo, g. SruIun,
Ntce Brui, II. @cll.s Dia1aGer. @Cu, Baiisgtgcut.
C0ea2-)
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McItcrn Mnrnlano. gahn.

STnt w Afun AM D.. Wtut lJVf.
Shae ~per,aiien S~ineHsSfdtion ipte tOlat:
400 friib -. etbncIpoit, SmptIinie, Sasers.
toiur, WnDnesboro ". & g. Babn IHe Dem
SitoeH, iito aIspenonintef Sorlltaps v. v.
Nnbu 9bantbersblra. WiarttnSbitrg uno
gSiilbcitcr.
t1.25 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud @morb'
SdaItd,, ausaenommsm euuutaes.
7.25 frilb - Yorf, Y. unb s.. Sibifion nno
Sauptlihie oftIih bon emorpsSrobe, Carlisle
unb q. & s. Babu.
8.2b tri1-oauptlinie, Sdeerstoipn, Sbtppelis'
Baba biz 9ltton.
1912 8ormitfae9- aifc nnh Union
Hriogc. Dorf itno @ettbsbIrg.
1926 yiafnIittaas. .Mffonloonitcn rn6 untoH'
3.?5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ra9 eniorp
Sruoe. y. & 8. Siniiton, foipie gorf.
*4.45 gia6mtiiaaS - egpreb nod St9neoH,
sSefiminiier, 9tefusgpinoiDr. unipnsBrtoge
ino cnnn stommooatlUn biz Sagerstown;
@terner 6reberid. enimitSburg iiito opippens'
oil Observation-Disclosures fit emors
'5.4s ytn6mtitaes = 2initeb mad Dorf, 5as
nceer uno 8ettosburg (TurlDr.g0ageon).
6.t2 Nhbs, Instrumentation na4 uHtoH Nrto9e.
500 Who's. = Accommodation ia6 Gmorp
tSrooe.
gur sunntags.
0.35 Woraens =. atioutooation mad linton
8rihae uto 9anooer,
2.39 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iia1 nriion
4.4n gaa6mittass- affOmmobattOn um6 emSrs
sSalien mot an bsr gennbIbania 'aoenne
Riuci. mnb 8epdd sgurcau gurbuft.gde bon
9burless iitb GeItnptottsG irdbe.
3nae b6lteu at oer lfniefts, Bcntsnipniitds
Hoenne'. Sulinfs ino 2BdIbroof (gtprtb'aoe.)'
y. 8. ,Srispofb, q. @. ssmsn,
@en.'SerfebrssgG ar. Gen. s9aH. 'agenL
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Wcrdants' C Iincrs' SranSpur-
tatiun Company.

Nn6 RuIion uno bcm Often: icocn Wouiug.
0icnItug. 9pnnerita9 nno Santtug, Ibenos
d ubr.
9tnn YropioeHre rto bem Often: ieoei CONT
tag. Witituodl iith Sreii1p. Hbcuos 8 ubr.
bad Hcfupurt Nelus utb NorfoIt: idglit
liil 6 ll6r 9lebtibS.
8rabt piro idqlt6 bis 5 llbr Nbcuos fir an
sem 3u0e abtnbrenoe 91flptPr aIgenoniiilell.
Rdh GaLamiub inio bent Siiocll: ieoet Diciis
itag. Sonnerftag ino Santftna. Ntenos 9 lbr.
9oiioner mo Rrubioences 9nBtpfer fnbrcn
bon Der g9crfte am Sube oes 2onasSods 40;
Suonnllnbs Sampler boz. ocr @erlte AM Sllbe
Dec sScits 5aussslocnlie.
6. u. @ininghani, ggent. .
9uigsOcd.
~. 9. Snruer, @.s9.sM.
". =. Stebbius, @.sWl.
Surpthiireau: Wr. GOA, Noro.GHarfee' ctr.
dro6t' nnb R~dfiagesSireal: Gr, 22t, @eit.
Baltimore. StraRe. Q13.T&S)
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aaiicr @ilbclm nne Der aIte 9cdvt

NGS Safer @ilbelm nod Der Gin-
ipcibung Der &oiierbriide bel Wtoin3
in Yiebrih onfnnl. itelte ibn Ober.
YrGiioent bon @inobetm oild ben
t0tjGbrigen 2onhlpirtb gcdt aus
G%eIfenbcim Dor, Der nit ieitlen bier
9ubet, bon oercn Der %iiingite aud
Die 60 bereitS iiberidritten bat, &c.
fomnlcn lpar, ilm lid fir Die @e.
id)enfe oeS aoiicrs ST. bebonfeit.
9rGftig idilttelte Der auiier DEM MI
ten Die HcdIte. Der nit iidtIider
Giibrung iogtc: I'D oonfc giitr
MaieItdt fir ole biibiten @eidenfe.
oie Sic mir an meinem 100. @es
burtstoge genlatt boben, mo id
miinide, Dab Sic aud bulioert Sab.
re aft neroen miGgcn!" 2ofeno CT.
pioerte Der aoiier. oab er lid aQc
@tiibe gebcn lueroe Dies 3ieI sl crrei.
den. er gob |ierrer ieiuer 6reiiSe
alsorud, Den alien 8ameraoen BON
101 Sabren 81 iebeil uno erfnnoigis
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WmnSerpple Gmtoecfnua.

srau &iliants, cine heruurraarnse epe5fd.
ttittH In JraHeHIeioeu, branie 1anienoeri bon
I%etbenoen 5rauen oas Slid ber @efnnbbeit;
hatte ME einen .SeDllhIae; In a6tuubuier5ia
Stuitoen tutrn in ireeno tueId5cm Stloiitir
gttoerlTlg berffnfft, ober feline .@e5nhIure;
fetne S6uierden. ietne @eiabr. feine Inter.
b~rehufi1 oer Beidiitiauna: nbfoIut liner liiin
b%nrnlus; int gureau ooer ber VpTt $500
GomiurtabeIites. priuates Seim fit Gnmrr.
@ehtloete 9ranfeupfleaerinueu; dr3tlihs Be
bafoIiIla, fails aeiuiiufdt; 25<iihrtle seriabs
ruHg. GprebilunoeH bon 10 bis 3. Gofnia0S
bon 2 bis 8. y,ntbertbeiluna gratis.
drau r. 1ltaiaIIs.
-. S45t N1rb.Suipare. Gtyaees baltimore.
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nnb EcnniDlnania-Giien
buhu.Gumpaanic.

Riiae b~erldifen Nortb . gfpenue iiiio Gaf,Sir..
Station an g4obentagen: BAD Yctair 100.
0 80 Wlpraens. 500, 4.25, 900 Hnhmtttaas.
gsud) Delta 7.30 Moraens. 800, AIS NacbnIit,
taaS. Ma6 Norf $50 Miurgeiis, $50 9,ah.
mltiaes. Slnntae6-liab Neiair $50 Wsor-
Bella $50 Wsoraens, ZOO Na1miftaas. cam
itng5-un9 8eIair 7.30. $50 Wloraens, 800,
t.26 Wa6wittaas. 600. tt.45 abenb3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22

luenigcr mo eincn mittcImdbigcn
Eolitifcr mCbr,
&oS 9iSmord uno Sofoi III ibrcr
politiiden llnterre0ung nit cinon.
Der uerbonoelt boben? IS lit bis
icBt nihtS Ooriiber bctnnnt getuor.
Den.
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gGefapeaRe 9ampfer:go.
Ghcinpcnfc.2inic.

G!eSGrte BaiiG9icrs9 umpfer ngu9uIta uno
yNilGnta" nab
Glo Euint Comfort nno Hurfolf, go.
Sampler ~ncrlaiei baltimore idgIid (aliSec'
toillnlen Sonntags) mn $50 gl0enos nno foins
men in SIo 4Snint Comfort UNI 4 ll1r Wur.
pclts uno IN Huriolf nm 7.i5 WiurgenS an, ars
tthltebcno an oic @iteubabn6iiae nan alien
Yuniicn oes Giocts mo ocs SiiolpeiteIts.
Wurf.Jiipcr-2inic.
@Iegante Yaiioeiers6 olnpic rGbarlotte"
itRo baltimore" matt
gi1h, &citsGuint nm NtdjnIUub, 8a.
SdiHptero h~erlGicll Baltimore tdglidb tnuS.
actonilIlclt SolnidNs) nm b lbr ytuhtnittaQs
ltl0 funlnlcn III Scits4iuint I'M 745 WloreeilS
lttto AT Ni6lnnIlo nm g.25 Diurpens an.
Nartpicr, ncrlnleno Baltimore WioHi1ps,
WdtiluO6s un0 5reliGns mo bCrlnietb gSelis
lSotnt Nictliidqs. Sumlerit1g5 llno Sdniit1g5,
legcn 8u 8loucencrs lolnt un0 Ilmono's an,
mo Sumpfcr. bcrlnticno Baltimore 9ieHltngS,
Sonreritaas. mo Samiiags uto gSeftsgoint
NtoninDo, Wiittpohs mo SreiiugS, legeu III
Yorfiomu mo Clay Nanf all Qpenll oaS g8eitsr
IS erlGubtl.
9ampier p~crlafieu Baltimore BON
Fter tS nno 10, SigBt.S traRen.seerfte.
Surdsl'ilcte nab allen Ylutten f1nnen ees
fiderI, 8Cpud Guigeeebcn uIo aaiiiteuSimner
I'M Nnrnlte reicrpirt meroen 1T ben bieItaen
9ureuur: Mr. 100, 1870 uro 1877, OftsgaItimore
Sirnbe, ohcr ben puuptJ9urcauI: Sit. 530.
Si9bt'StruBe, baltimore, Wlo.
Mcuben softer, 6. z. Gbisni,
Sen. sC3eib1ftsfibrer @cn. sNttets2taent.
Z. 8. M,rSonuel, r~eifenoeE Baiia9iers Naent.
(Nug3tI&S)
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Annapplis, nj. rehabilitation, 1850 uno
ts.45 Sornt. 9nmbcrs Stutiou, 800 nnn 1910
Norm 1905 .Wiitiogs, 400, 25.40 gIa6m.
uHo 600 NbeuoS.
Sreberid, nj. Robalse tutiou, 2S.l5. !9.4s
Born Gamoeg. Station. !7.35. 1900, 1915 II.
1000 Sqrnt., l.25, 1856 mo 1920 E1dm.
&indlcitcr, Mt, GtoOuls Stallion, 40 Sorm.
uuo PA yiadm 9unlocH- StGtion, II. 20 &Orm,
1900 ulto 1880 ga6nl.
0agerstpiu u, Mt. ]ionnlsS tatiun, S.46 gSurm.
Camden Citation, 1900 Sorn., 1850 mo 400
o%lieott.G itn nnO VT. airp, GuinOens Citation,
1885. 29.t5 &prm.. 1925, 1860, 800 gndbnt.,
1856 mo ttt.45 9tbcroS.
6urtie Ban, GnmOens 5tniion, 1928 Born.
snran, nj. STANDARDIZATION, !2,44 giahdn.
Gnfl0etls Statinu. 800 9iudm
pNuHal Slne,2inie" nah gbilaoclpbia nnb
oeIIta. .ScriSamoen serI g':. sopaI
ssiGIpaa9on 3aeL, $51S 3.55&
Rnrlpr, spcife. mt 60. 0.52@ y. o.5f ..
88nr!or. epcile. aits9. e. 11.50@. I'll .bf@.
yaippal 2imiteo," auSibtieBli6er gnunian. qua.
9ittet, &aiht 8nrlot, Obierbafions lriS
pciIc.sSaqaops. adqI. 3,48@. u $50 q.
SSpfSr 4 SSli;. an'g: E. d.65S 200 g
Goa6eS, 8btl., .1dSi. SOC Il. o.05 u. 6
ShlaIlungants. SG9l. 1899 NJ. 1874 M. &
SeI iolgle SnaludG9nn nah gteiusgorf lit I'M
M. JtooaLVnpnGoie nm 0.O0 gbeuoS 6ur guls
udbrte bon Bnii19icreH bereit.
W rado .Atlnntir.Gttp on @o6entageR; "
t1n Ntlnttte'Sttn tn1llh.
vic Siee balien in Etlmingtpu. @ bait
III SBeiter an.
SerI. GamSen NcrI. 9Rt. giDbnl
8biIG. Mffom 49,. .IdgI. sos o. s.tO8,
8bila. erpreB. aiS9. Snn. $50 q. So u.
Bptid. GrpreB, ntisg. CON. 4.55 Y. 800 ".
Slngerln stftom.. nu3e. G. 5.15 q. 500 u.
Ybilu. NffoH. rur Sonn. 6t0 ". B15 ".
AiletsGiireaur: gioroiueit6de Charles. uno
Sarutogas StrnBe 90. III. e. a."sSebdubc),
526 sio.NreaoWub. It. GopaIsS Station ODER
Gdnioers StaiioU.
.. 9. Martin, DIOR. 9afi. 9raffic.
Is. u. Suiictt, Gen. .Taii. sslgent.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
The Economic Association.
(By the Associated Press y

New Orleans, Dec. 31.-At the third
days session of the American Economic
Association the trust problem was treated
in an elaborate paper by Prof. Henry c..
Adams, of the University of Michigan.
The following officers were elected
President, Frank w. Taussig, of Har-
ward; First Vice-president, Irving Fish
.er, of Yale; Second Vice-president, John
H. Garry, of Northwestern University;
Third Vice-president, DR.. John Graham
Books, of Cambridge, Mass; Secretary anG
Treasurer, Frank A. Fetter, of Cornell.
Members attending the American Eco.
nomic and American Historical Associa-
tions have formed the American Political
Science Association It's object is the
study of politics, public law, administra-
tion and diplomacy.
These officers have been elected:
Prof F. j. Goodnow, Columbia Jniver-
sity; President Woodrow Wilson, Prince
ton; Paul S. Reinach, University of Wis
consin; Simon E. Baldwin. Yale, secre-
tary-treasurer; w. w. Willoughby, Johns
Hopkins University.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
Small Wreck, Small Damage

Especial to News and Observer.)
Goldsboro, N. c., Dec. 31.-The Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad had a small
wreck today just as the morning passen-
ger train was approaching the usual stop.
ping place in front of the Hotel Kennon
Just after passing the Mulberry street
crossing the front wheels of the hindmost
truck under the second-class coach jumped
the track at the switch and bumped along
on the crossties for one hundred yards
No damage of consequence was done, but
the passengers on that car were very
much frightened and shaken up consid
erably The slow speed at which the train
was running prevented very serious
trouble.
The Higgins Drug Company has recent
ly been organized In this city with q full
paid up capital stock. Several prominent
business men of Goldsboro are stockhold
ers. The new firm will begin business in
a few days at the stand which has beer
occupied for years by Mr.. John w. Ed
wards, who conducted saloon, and who
will have to retire from business today
on account OF prohibition which goes in
to effect tomorrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
THEIR NEW CHURCH
Christian Scientists Lay
the Corner Stone at
New Berne.
Especial to News and Observer

New Bern N. c., Dec. 31.-Today the
Christian Scientists laid the corner stone
of their new church. The exercises We're
conducted at 1245 o'clock by Miss
Mary Hatch Harrison, C. S. B., first
reader of the First Church of Christ
Scientists They consisted of Scripture
reading, first Corinthians 3, 914 and also
second Corinthians 4. II. Silent prayer
was followed by audible repetition Of our
kLards Prayer. Miss Harrison then made
"a SgW appropriate remarks, ending with
an appreciative reference to Mrs. Mary G..
Eddy, who, on this glad occasion present
ed the church with a holy Bible and a
complete list of the published works and
current publications of the society for the
corner stone.
The stone was then laid. This was fol-
lowed by prayer from the church manual.
The foundation of the church is to be Of
Concord granite. The corner stone is
plain, marked A. D., 1903, and is the gift
of Mr. John Swenson, of Concord. New
Hampshire, the home of Mrs. Eddy. this
granite being used as token of love for
her The location is on the corner OF
Middle and Broad streets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
Pennypacker Still Holds Back.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Greensboro, N. c., Dec. 31.-When Gov
ernor Pennypacker, of Pennsylvania. re-
fused some time ago to honor the requi-
s;tion of Governor Aycock for William
ingram, a negro in Jail there charged with
committing murder here several years
ago, he gave as his reason that there had
been no bill of indictment found Solici-
tor Brooks thereupon wrote the Governor
explaining that no bill Of indictment was
sent before the grand jury because, among
other things, the prisoner had fled, and it
was great saving of costs to the county
10 keep it off the docket until there was
some probability of the alleged murderer
benig captured. Today an answer came
fro mthe Governor, stating that the ex-
planation is not satisfactory; that he must
have affidavits showing why no bill of in
dictment was found, and that he still fails
to understand anw how, for three years
after murder was committed no bill of
indictment was ever sent before the grand
jury. The chief of police of Harrisburg
writes Chief Scott that he will hold In
gram until court meets in January.
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Loads a N@r ap@ma Daily aers

will first seek work here and may go to
some other place later.
GADD & PENNINGTON.-Wil conduct
restaurant at their place on Hargett
street.
]. E. HAMLIN-Will conduct restau-
rant and pool-room for colored people at
his place on Wilmington street.
The representative of the Robert Port
ner Brewing Company, T. J. Euquay, will
remove his headquarters to Rocky Mount.
Messrs. Rosenthal and Ferrall. will ehmi-
nate the sale of liquors and continue their
grocery business.
Many people who buy liquors have laid
in a supply from the firms going out of
business, and it is expected that for some
time the dispensary sales will be light.
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One of the Victims.
(By the Associated Press.)

Newport News, Va, Dec. 31-Miss Min
ME Overlook, of Middlesex county, Va,
whose escape from the Iroquois theatre
wa sreported in today's Associated Press
story from Chicago, is well known in So
ciety of Saluda, Middlesex county, Va.
Before going to Chicago she wrote to her
friend, Mrs. T. J. Chewing, of this city,
that Sic would pay her visit here be-
fore returning to her home in Middlesex.
Miss Overlook was reported among the
missing in Wednesday night" report of
the disaster and to this probably is due
the erroneous report of her death appear
ing in Virginia afternoon papers today.
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bells, those that never would have burst
apart, owing to the lateness of the sea-
son, and placing them in a threshing ma.
chine have extracted from them an in
ferior grade of cotton, which, in spite
of its off-colore and short fiber com
manded fair price, and was a consider
able addition to the regular crop"
FRED l.. MERRITT.
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THE SOUTHERN CONsOLIDATEs.
Eastern and Western Districts. Office
at Greensboro Wiped Out.

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, N. c., Dec. 31.-It is an
nounced here that the eastern and western
district of the Southern Railway have
been consolidated. c. S. McManus, pres
ent General Superintendent of the west
ern district, with office at Birmingham,
Ala, becomes Superintendent. The gen
era loffices will be transferred to Atlanta.
S. J. Collins, General Superintendent of
the eastern district office at Greensboro.
retires.
The news created surprise an dregret
here. A large force of office men and wo,
men viii lose employment unless work is
provided elsewhere.
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Two Killed, Third MortaiIy Hurt.
(By the Associated Press. }

Roanoke, a, Dec. 31.-News was re-
ceived here today of an accident on Tues
day of Fugate's Lumber plant. in Tase-
we'll county, this State, which resulted in
the death of two men, the fatal injury of
another and the serious injury of three
others. Six men were In a car on an
incline railroad when the car broke loose
and dashed down the mountain-sde TO
the rocks below The dead:
JOHN CARTER, aged %, married
RILEY HOUCHINS. aged q, unmarried.
The injured: Walter Kennedy. aged 2S,
married. viii die; Edward Burke, Ed.
Houchins. Matthew Low
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Qaa Roosevelt Wires Sympathy.
CBy the Associated Press }

=
CT cago, Dec. 31.-The following mes
sage was received today:
Washington, December 81.
ITO Hon. Carter H. Harrison. Mayor,
Chicago:
''In common with all our people through
out this land. l extend to you. to the
people of Chicago, my deepest sympathy
in the terrible catastrophe which has be-
fallen them.
(Signed.l
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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DR.. MclvER SPOKE.
Southern Educational Association in
Session at Atlanta.
(By the Associated Press.l }

Atlanta, Ga, Dec 31.-Matters pertain
ing to the advancement of schools through
cut the South were discussed at today's
session of the Southern Educational AS
sociation.
President Charles D. McIver, of the
North Carolina State Normal and Indus
trial College, spoke on Local Taxation"
The subject of school, attendance was dis
cussed by j. Fl. Phillips, of Birmingham.
Alabama.
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Disbandment of Negro Troops.
(By the Associated Press. )

Savannah Ga, Dec. 31.-At meeting
of the executive committee of the Officers
Association of Georgia State troops, q
resolution was adopted recommending the
disbandment of the colored troops of tins
State.
attended by bitten argument and was
adopted by vote of five to three.
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The "Spouters" Elect Officers.
(By the Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 31.-The Southern
Association of Elocutionists have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
President, Fran K. Stowe, Lebanon,
Tenn; Vice-president, Miss Alice May
Youse, Baltimore; Corresponding Secre-
tary, DR.. A. E. Nooth, Huntington, Tenn;
Treasurer, Lucius Perry Hills, Atlanta.
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Building Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued during December:
Mrs. j. w. Woodard, one room frame
house on East Hargett street, $13S.
W. A. Wyatt. repairs to four-room
frame house on North Harrington street.
$500.
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Had a Narrow Escape.
(By the Associated Press.)

Richmond, Va Dec 31-M B. F'lors-
helm, of Richmond, had narrow escape
from death in the Iroquois theatre fire.
He left the building, leaving behind his
overcoat, hat and gloves.
Mr.. Florsheim is in Chicago on a visit
to his mother Mrs. Florsheim, and his
brother-in-law, I. 'Flegenheimer, both of
whom formerly lived in Richmond
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Feast of the Circumcision.

Today is the feast of the circumcision
a holy day of obligation in the Catholic
church. Mass at the Sacred Heart Church
1T s a. m.