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EXCELLENT SERMONS.
Rev. A. J. MeKeIway of Charlotte and
Rev. Thomas Watts Of Louisville.

Excellent discourses were heard here on
Sunday from two visiting preachers.
In the Presbyterian church the services
morning and night were conducted by
Rev. A. ]. McKelway, of Charlotte. He
is gifted and eloquent preacher and the
congregations that heard him were edited
and inspired by his sermons. They were
spiritual and instructive, and those who
heard them were built up in the Christian
faith.
At the Fayetteville Street Baptist
Church Rev. Thomas Watts, of Louis
vile, was heard on Sunday morning. His
theme was based upon "a Walk With
God,' and in developing it he preached I
sermon of great force that was enjoyed.
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Banquet Abandoned.
by the Associated Pressl

Washington, March 28--lleutenant
General Nelson A. Miles, retired, former
ly ommander-in-chief of the United
States army, sent letter o. regret to
the Democratic Club of Grand Raids,
Mich, which was to have given a banquet
at Grand Rapids Monday evening. Owing
to the foods in that region, the ban
quet was abandoned. General Miles au-
thcrizes the publication of the letter,
which deals with the subject OF patriot
ism. General Miles says IN concluding
his letter:
1T is the men who exercise the power
of citizenship that are responsible Tor
honesty and efficiency in our public affairs.
The first requisite to good government Is
universal intelligence and patriotic, earn
est devotion to the welfare OF our coun-
try. This republic must continue in its
march of progress or it must lapse into
decay by the acts or apathy OF its own
citizens There is a sacred duty devolv-
ing upon every citizen. You can have
Just as good Or just as bad a government
as you will be it municipal, State or ma
tional and our only hope rests in true,
patriotic devotion to the principles OF our
government.
1.-THE opportunity and responsibility OF
the Democratic citizens of Michigan and
OF the whole union are now greater and
more important than they have been at
any former period of our history. There
are many vexed questions and problems
in which there may be an honest differ
ence OF opinion--but there is one trans
cendent principle, far above all other
questions. whether of economics or indi-
viduals and that is whether the spirit OF
the declaration of independence and OF our
brief a pure Democracy
shall prevail or parish The change from
to liberty is wrought by vio-
lcnce, but the change from Democracy to
Gesrotism is quiet, insiduous, subtle and
fatal -
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For jamestown Exposition.
tBy the Associated I'ress.)

Washington, March 2S-The House
Committee on Industrial Arts and EXPOSE
ton today heard Judge Goode, Of Vir-
GINA, and John Temple Graves, of Allan
ia, Ga, who spoke in favor of the bill
making an appropriation og $3,0OO,OOO to-
wards the exposition to be held at James
town, Va, in 1907. At the suggestion OF
Chairman Tawney, of the committee, the
name of the company conducting the en-
terprise has been changed to the James
town international Naval and Marine Ex-
position.
At the afternoon session Of the company
Barton Myers, r. j. Wool and G. s. Sher-
wood. of Norfolk, were heard. All argued
speedy action on the measure that the
plans for the exposition might be proceed
cd with
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EDUCATE NEGROES RIGHTLY.
Teach Them so They Can Make Wealth
to Educate Themselves.

Hon. r. B. Glenn, of Winston, last
night addressed the Central Labor Organ
ization of Raleigh, and delighted his aud
fence. The speech was one that tended to
give his hearers high idea of their coun-
try, their section of country and more es-
pecially their own State. 1t breathed Of
patriotism through and through.
Some of the dangers of the time were
touched upon, the concentration OF wealth
in the hands of few, the conflicts be-
tween labor and capital. The duties OF
both the capital and the laboring man
were pointed out on the lofty plane of pa
triotism. Both should act as patriots, and
not as demagogues or despOts. Their dis
puteS should be settled by arbitration.
However, the speaker said that he consid-
cred that the laboring men had the right
to organize as we'll as the business and
professional men.
great danger was that of the wrong
Kind Of education. His idea was that ed
ucatlon was not confined to the learning
of Latin, Greek and mathematics Men
should be trained to know how to do
things, and to do them. What is needed
is practical education, along industrial
lines. There is need of wealth producers
| as we'll as members of the learned profes-
sions.
This led to the subject Of the education
of the negroes, and Mr.. Glenn expressed
himself strongly to the effect that what
the negro needed was Industrial training,
that kind of education which would teach
him how to make capital with which to
educate himself, for the white people
were tired of being taxed to educate the
negro while he makes nothing to pay for
his own education. The wrong kind of ed
ucation for the negro was a great dan
ger. 1t makes him indolent and worth
less and aspire to a social equality he
never can reach.
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Young Man Near Wilmington Jailed
on a Serious Charge.
Especial to News and observer.)

Wilmington, N. c., March aS.--Henry
Thompson, young man OF Middle Sound,
was placed in jail here tonight charged
with an attempted felonious assault upon
an 11-year-oid daughter oil Mr.. A. j..
Strickland, OF Middle Sound. Thompson
is a son-in-law OF Strickland, having re-
Gently married a sister of the little girl
upon whom he is accused OF having such
base designs. Thompson also lives in a
double house with his father-in-law. While
the people are concerned are OF no prom
iEence, there is sad to be much feeling
on the Sound over the matter The de-
PENDANT has employed counsel and Will
be given preliminary trial tomorrow
afternoon.
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GOVERNOR DAVIS WINS OUT.
Contest Will be Started by Followers
OF Judge Wood.
(By the Associated Press.l

Little Rock, Ark, March 28.-On the
face OF unofficial returns Governor JEFF
fCrson Davis has carried four counties to
give him 222 delegates in the State con
ycEtion that being the number necessary
to secure the nomination.
Judge Carroll ID. Wood carried the coun-
ties that give 162 votes in the convention,
leaving 62 delegates not yet certain.
Although Judge Wood carried the city
oil Little Rock by 900 majority the county
precincts came up strong for Governor
Davis an accoring to figures at hand the
Governor has majority of 60 in the
county.
The vote will be canvassed officially
tomorrow and contest will be instituted
By followers of Wood
Adviees from the first Congressional dis
trict show that Congressman Hugh "A.
Dirsmore has been defeated for re-nomi-
nation by j. C. Flyd, OF Yellville.
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MRS. MARGARET VINS0N DEAD.
Funeral To-day of Daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Broughton.

Unexpectedly came the death OF Mrs.
Margaret Broughton Vinson In New
Bern on Sunday and the news OF her SUD
den death brought great grief to her many
friends in this city, for they had seen her
grow from childhood to young woman
hood and had wished for her happiness
and long life when she left as the pride OF
Mr.. Vinson to go to Mansfield, ONO.
Mrs. Vinson vas about twenty-e.ghl
wears of age and was the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Broughton, OF TINS
city. She was very popular here where
she was loved and esteemed, and IN NO
vember. 1902, was married and removed TO
Mansfield, Ohio. where Mr. Vlnsoh, 1ot-
merly of this city, was engaged AZ ou9.
ness. About a month ago she hau renio,
ed with Nc. Vinson to his native ci'S'
New Bern.
MAN. friends were at the Union Depot
Yesterday when the funeral party arrived
here. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Broueiiton any
her sister. Miss Florence Brougneon' l'S
gone to New Bern before ner ueaIn an az
returned with the remains anu W.
son. The pall-bearers who were a. ny
depot to escort the remains
Broughton's home were: Messrs: =, D.
Moseloy, T. w. Blake, j. II. "ea.n 81
J M. Edwards, R. L. Horton anu A1d
Hugh Lee.
The funeral services will take pace inns
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from tne 6aptis'
Tabernacle. The pastor, Rev = ~, - . No
see, will conduct the services. ne IN M
ment will be at Oakwood cenle'els' rnI
same gentlemen who acted yes'iO"' va
act as pall-bearers tomorrow. =.
Mrs. Virson was young moiran
lovely character and she bad ,liSn so lr,sno -
in this city. Her death IN 'iie fa aom.l ~ of
young womanhood comes WIN .eel,ns -, y,
personal sorrow to many 'or 80 10 ~
knew her loved her. because % nr ,ro1 ~
and Christian life, and her s"'e' " '''''
~ personality.
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Killed Wife and Himself.
fBy the Associated Press.

Washington, March 2S.-Charles G..
Forester, clerk employed in the White
House office. shot and killed his wife and
himself at their home in Kensington. Md.
yesterday. Forester was brother of
Rudolph Forester. one of the assistant
secretaries to President Roosevelt. For
4 considerable time he had shown evil
dences of dependency, due, his friends
say, partly to the illness of his wife and
partly to financial troubles. He frequent
ly of late had talked of suicide and on
Friday said to one of his fellow clerks
that if i. were not for his wife he would
end all his troubles by throwing himself
into the Potomac River.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30
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Man Torn in Pieces.
by the Associated Press.)

Norfolk, Va, March 2S.--While at work
in Marx Peanut Factory here this after
noon, Henry FELTON, accidentally fell into
rapidly revolving fly wheel and before
his plight was discovered about half an
hour afterwards, the mans body had been
torn into fragments.
FELTON, was at work alone in an upper
story and the continuous pounding of his
body on the floor ATTRACTED the attention
of other occupants of the building, who
found the mans remains.
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ESCAPED FROM CHAIN GANG.
Three OF Worst Convicts on Mecklen-
burg Gang Get Away.
Especial to News and Observer.

Charlotte, N. c.. March 2S-Three of
the worst convicts on the Mecklenburg
chain gang escaped some time last night.
They are Ed. Caldwell, Charles Click and
Tom Wilson, all colored
The escape was made from Superin-
tendent A. c. Welch's gang on the Pine
Vile road, the three negroes who babe
farewell to convict life being TRUSTEES. .
Ed Caldwell was sentenced to the gang
two years ago to serve q sentence of
nine years for shooting AMI Vance col
ored. Charles Click and Tom Wilson
were sent to the gang for larceny and
each has about ore year to serve.
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Burton Harrison Very Ill.
nv The Associated Press. J

Washington, March 2S.-Burton Harri-
son, who, with his wife. Mrs. Burton
Harrison, the authoress. is spending the
winter in Washington, is extremely low
tonight His death is hourly expected.
Congressman Francis Burton Harrison,
son of the sick man. is with him.
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Cornell Off for South.
lBy the Associated Press.)

ithaca. N Y, March 2S.-The Cornell
baseball team, accompanied by Coach
Hugh Jennings and Manager Harry F.
Vincent, tonight left for the South on
their annual Easter trip. Among the
games on the trip are: April As, Atlanta
Southern League, at Atlanta; April 6,
Mercer College at Macon, Ga; April z,
Atlanta Southern League. at Atlanta;
April 8, University of North Carolina, at
Raleigh April Q, University of Virginia,
at Charlottesville Va.
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breach OF promise Of marriage. Test
mony was given TO show that Abeel mad a
contingent interest in large estate left
by his grandfather and prospective inter
est in the estate of his father, who is
wealthy. The jury assessed the defendant
for the full amount claimed.
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Gen. Hayne Very Low.
(By the Associated Press. J

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, March 2S.-General William
Henry Fitzhugh Payne, the famous Con-
federate black horse cavalry leader. who
has been failing for some days, is very
low tonight 1t is thought that he viii
not survive the night.
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Awarded $4,000 Damages.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, March 2s.-A sheriff's jury
took testimony today upon which to deter
mine how much of $4,000 demanded bv
Eleanor L. Anderson from James N. Abeel
he can afford to and ought to pay her for
engaging to marry her under the name of
J. Ogden Goelet.
Miss Anderson sued him for $4,000 for
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

Mr.. George L. Tonnoffsk yesterday sold
at the court house twenty acres of land
in Swift Creek township, the property of
Mr. Cooper and others, by order of the
court. The land was bought by Mr..
Bryant Smith for $685.. Also three lots of
the estate of w. H. Matthews, deceased,
situated on East Lenoi4. street. The
property was bought by Mary Irwin for
81 020.
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Fedora! Court Changes.
(Bv the Associated Press. !

10y IHt ASSUCIdleU PTeSS.)
Washington, March 28.-The Senate to-
day passed bills changing the date for
holding terms of the Federal court at
Athens. Ga.
Transferring Pierce county, Ca, from
the eastern to the southwestern division
of the United States District Court for
the southern district of Georgia.
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Killed His Father.
(By the Associated Press

Birmingham, Ala, March ga special
from Fort Payne. Ala, says:
j. G. Cole, policeman and deputy sheriff
at Battelle. was killed today by his ten
year old son. The boy had been fighting
with other boys and his father whipped
him for it, The child afterwards secured
the parents pistol and blew his fathers
head off.
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Skarkey Loses Match.
(By the Associated Press

Richmond, Va, March 2S.-Thomas
sharkey. the pugilist lost in a wrestling
match with NJ. ], Dwyer here tonight by
failing to throw his antagonist twice in
one hour. He secured one fall. but was
unable to repeat the performance.
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Mayor Powell Yesterday fined G. w
Harris, colored. $725 for ARRAY. w. H.
Perry. the darkey he fought with, was
dismissed.
Rosr Wall, white woman, was fined
s7.25 for disorderly conduct.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
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If greatly troubled with mosquitoes
softly the Board of Health.
Boys school shoes cheap at Kerr's. :
A blacksmith, experienced in planta-
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A small passenger elevator, suitable
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for sale by the S. N. Castle Estate.
Boys tweed pants 3 to 10 Csc.
Kerr's. 9
The California Harness Shop has re-
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100 pieces Torchon laces SC. yard.
Kerr's.
Commissioners sale of the Monsarrat
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By the last Alameda Mrs. c. L. Dick
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New lines sorisis shoes ex Alameda.
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steel rails, shovels, carpenters tools
and other utensils for a dairy. Goods
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A black and white Japanese pug dog
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