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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

Crusoe Of Atlanta. will be Asiatic history and literature. The first regular meeting will be on Monday, October 3, when Miss Allen will be the leader and the discus- sion. Is the Portrayal of Persian Life in Lalla aookh Faithful? The paper of the afternoon will be by Miss Kennedy. A very pretty and successful affair was the Japanese tea given last week by Mrs. D. l.. Wilkinson, as a compliment 70 MISS Overton, who was her guest Mrs. Wilkinson was assisted in receiving by Miss OTerton and Misu Laura Ellis. Miss Lucile Wilkinson ana Mss Maude Allen.
 The hrst prize which was presented for the best sewing on a diminutive kimona was pink silk kimona, and was won by Miss Bessie McCarey. The consolation prize was a Japanese picture and Miss Laura McAlpine was the winner of this MISS Overton was presented with the guests prize, which was a copy of Ouato Watonno's Heart of Hyacinth.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Robbins of Birming- nam spent the past week here They nave recently returned from a summer in the east.
 Messrs. George Jackson, A. c. Williams, C' M. Tardy and J. A. Samuels of Bir- mlngham were visitors to Montevallo this week.
 Mrs J. L. Mcconaughy went to Talla- dega Tuesday for a short visit.
 Ihe little son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler, who has been very i'll for the past few days, is very much better.
 MT. w. c. Fellows of Birmingham is a frequent visitor here.
 Mrs. o. c. Sims of Mobile will arrive 1 today to visit Mrs D. L. Wilkinson.
 Miss Annie Dee Sampey of Evergreen returned to the college Thursday.
 Miss Davis of Camden, who is to be the assistant trained nurse at the col 1 lege, arrived Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Peter left today for a months stay in St. Louis
 k. k. Johnston of Knoxville has been visiting friends here for the past week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

association popular place in such a town. Before becoming an association secretary he had a general experience as messenger boy, bootblack, farm hand, student, newspaper reporter, and policeman and deputy sheriff. He thoroughly understands the conditions of life in a Western mining camp which that association will be expected to meet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02
LEE-KIM MBRoUGH.,

MT. and Mrs. La Vert Andrews am nounce the marriage of their sister. Miss Katherine Isabel Kimbrough, to Dr. Lovard L. Lee of Thorndale, Tex. The wedding will take place October 20. at p. m. in the North Birmingham Baptist church. Immediately after the ceremony the young people will leave for a honey moon trip to St. Louis and other points. They will reside at Thorndale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02
LEBOLTWELLMAN,

The marriage of Miss Hannah Wellman and Mr. l. c. LeBolt will take place next Wednesday afternoon, the 9th, at o'clock. The wedding will be a quiet home affair, only the immediate rela- tives of the bride and groom to be pres- ent. They will be at home after the 18th in Memphis, Tenn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

secured from business men and miners in the camp. Great interest has been manifested in the project by the men, who demand a popular headquarters and place to spend their spare time in decent surroundings. C.. G. Titus, Topeka, Kan, man, who has been sec retary there for six years, is to shape
 the new organization. MT. Titus is the kind of man who ought to make the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

vnIlyII At our old place of business, IuU LII No. 2023 First avenue The rfMn samo. place you always found TINU us for the past twelve years no except when we have been uO driven away by fire. Our stock is entirely nel, and containing enly the cream of this years goods W. D. Colby Decorating Go. New loca. tion, No. 2U23 First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02
INTERPRETATION.

Mir and Mrs D. H. Hamilton announce the engagement of their daughter, Ellie, to MT. James Robert Smith, the wedding to take place at Fairview Methodist church "Wednesday evening, October 26
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

wedding to take place on the evening of November l at S:30 o'clock at the Church of the Advent. The ceremony at the church w,ll be followed by reception at the Jem'son residence in Glen Iris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02
wooDWARD-JEMlsoN.

the engagement of their daughter, Annie
 Hill, to M. Allan Harvey Woodward, the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

Some of the advanced pupils of Mrs. J. s. Dinwoodie gave recital at the monthly reception of the Young Women's Christian Association on Friday night Those taxing part were Misses Louise Moffett, Lucy Hall Emma Bliss, Edith Bain, Nina Bain, Master Earl Helm and R. G. Bailey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

The first faculty recital of this season will be given by the special teachers of the Birmingham seminary in the assem- bly, hall of the school Friday night. Oc- tober T. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to the public
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

MT. and Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood are now in Washington and will return to Birmingham on Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

Dr. F. IT. Compton is at home again after spending the summer with his brother, Dr. H. A. Compton. in Belling- ham, Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

Mrs. A. D. Paden of Gadsden. Ala. announces the engagement of her daugh- ter, Anna Jo, to MT. William Francis Hughes, the wedding to take place on the 18th of November.
 The Young Matrons' club will meet Wednesday evening at 1O:SO o'clock with Mrs. Joy on Mountain avenue.
 The General Sumpter chapter of the D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. ". H. Welch,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

MT ID. G. Steiner has returned iron Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

The missionary society of the South Side Baptist church will meet at s:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the res idence of Mrs. Mac .ogers, 211S Ave nue H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Gillespy left las night for New York to enter their daugt ter, Mary, in school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-02

Mrs. Herbert Scruggs has returned home after spending part of the sum mer on the lakes and in the highlands of Canada, at Ashevlle and at St. Louis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
@ihtiser Observation-Disclosures.

Ser frana0fi9e S9riftfte[ler Su<
CUES ls Rorr bat in Mbefpnisn, mo er
fi4 auf elmer pifenf9aftli9en Sorz
f9unesreife befinbet, einen Junb ee=
ma9t, Der in prientulii9en &rsifen bel
BON fi6 reben ma9t. gr bat bic Glteite
Oar ftelung bon Der @ef9i9te Salos
mons unb ter 9Dniein bon Saba, bic
in &befpnien fi9 bis beute in mimi
li9er lleberlieferung erbalten cot, in
elmer urulten !9anbi6rift oufgefunben,
bon Der man anninmt, Sab tie be ur>
fpriinsli9e 5orm biefer gei6i9te pie>
oergibt. Ser Neeus bat, febr erfreut
iibsr ben 5unb, lie Rour erin6t, eemeir>
f9uftli9 nit einem in Der Gbsiefpra9e
hsnaneerten Gelebrten bic lebsriebung
Der 9anbi9rift 5u bearbeiten. Menelif
bat ferner ben Sran5oien bsduftraet,
Die Snfeln bes 3anniafees 81 erfor<
fden, no CUR .3eit beg mobammebani>
i6en GroberungsSuges segen Mbefps
MEN bic reliei0ien Mltertbiimer bes
2anbes perborsen tporben fein fonen.
Man bofft, bort mod tpeitere bonbz
f9riftli9e Junbe III MAIDEN. Sas be-
fonbsre Snterefe Mfenslits erflGrt ii9
babur9, baB Die abefpaif9e Sage bic
Ibfammuns Der &Dnise bon @etbio=
pisn orf Manibelef, ben Sobn Salp>
mons, unb Der aOnigin bon Saba, sus
ridfubrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

tpertf9aft Der Martt=6ubrleute enbete
beute nit @rnennung elmer @ommii.
fion, wel4e mor9en BET ben @rob=
f4ld4tern einen meiteren Yeriu9 our
Streiti9liatune unternimmt.
SamuI @ompers, prdfioent oes
Imeritanii9en Observation-Disclosures, III
mad @bicago berufen. I'm mom0sli9
ettpas our9 @srmittluns gu e,r.idsn.
New gprt, 10. Nue. Ser Streit-
befebl gesen bic Dem Gleii9truft anse-
b0renoen 6abritsn trat beute in Wirts
iamteit. gta9 ben Streitern lit Der
Iusfanb %pollfdnbie, pdbrenb bic
@robi4ld4ter bebaupten, b69ffens so
prOcent Der 2eute tdtten bic arbeit
n~ieoergele9t.
q n alttbat gege einen
unioni n.
0ictor, COL, 10. Nug. Sobn
6arper, Der friibere prdfiosnt Der bic
iigen &Oblsngrdbsr : @eieaidaft, Der
nebft anberen beportirt murbe unb nod
benz Camp 3uridtsbrte, tpurbe bon
Wastirteu ersrifen unb aus benz
Sifritt seiast.
s ppograpbif9er 8er=
banb.
81. 0outs, 10. guq. Die
Contention bes Spposrapbifden Ser.
banbes berietb beute uieber iiber ben
8eri9t BEG @eiebs=@ omites. Sin gor=
f9las, baB tein gerbanbsmitglieb in
teinem State in ben Wilisoienf treter1
ioQe, tuuroe nit GROCER Webrbeit OBJ
selebnt.
8etern Mbenb bate Qiaie 5reberid
aug Snoianapolis, cine Beamtin Der
vllniteb Garment @orters", cine @n=
ipra9e ssbalten, NORM fs UNI elm Sar-
Ieben our Sur9fhbruns beg S4neibe-
rinnensS treits bat.
% a pieIe Der WiIben.
feIIungspIab ct.
2ouis, 10. Nug. Die @iloen Der
pbilippinsn-austenuns perantalteten
beuts @afsnipiele i'm Staoium, 8o=
senf9ieben, &ennen, Speer=Werfen
uno anbere eineeborenen fportli9e
l1ebuneen tpurben boreeftibrt.
Gurdt bpr Srrinn.
st. Bouts, 10. @ug. Sie 9ei1e
bes Sournaliten 6. u. &iss aug @i=
rarb. SQs., purbe bsute i'm 2ian 2ate
beg 2afaretts parts %gefunben. Gus
einem 8riefe an feline 6rau eebt bers
Dor, bob er Selbftmoro beginq, aus
@erameifluns bor Srrfnn.
9ebuns bes 6 NJ
ums.
Gbicago, 10. @Hg. Set benz
8eeinn bee 5leif9freits if Der 5ii9=
gonium ftetis 9eftiegen, big er iebt bic
ftdrffe 96be in Der @ei6idte Der Staot
errei9t bot. Ollie "a @tunben eeben
10 Wagen nit Gii9en Elm uno nod
ben @rObbdnolern weroen tdsli9 200,=
900 pfuno friider unb Seeff9e GEE
bra9t. Die preiis blieben trosoem
normal.
&ube n 9 o 9 a.
@abingtor.10 10. Nus. Wie
Der @ef9aftstrdser Simpler in gOsOta,
Colombia, benz Staatsbepartement tee
legrapbirt, entbebrt bic Weloutg iiber
einen Mn9riH auf bic ameritanif4e
@eianbtidaft ieber 8egrinbung. Sn
Bogota berri9t bolfommsn Rube uno
bic &egisrung bes @eneral &epes 1T
ON &uoer.
Senator Scott ertrantt.
Nem gort, 10. aus. Sanbes-
ienator q. g. Scott bon @ef 8ir=
ainien ertranfte beute pl6bIi9 i'm
rspublitanii9en Sauptquartier. So
banbelt fd UNI elm ernFes Wasen=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
nbdIten BON 8 N d r=
tigen rmi d lunqen

3 aIten BON 8 d r.
ti9en 0ermi dlungen
Wir finb fsin frieeeriides BOLT, auf
eroberungen ausaebeno, iOnbern cine
friebliebenoe Nation, ntdt bios fir
ins ielbf, ionoetn fir ale gOlter Der
grbe.
Ser pomp militdrifder 3hftuneen
mag oas Muae blenben, er bringt aber
benz 2anoe teinen ein3igen ginmanbsrsr
nod aud einen ein3isen Dollar bier
anaslegten 9apitals.
Natirit6 ftnb Rtffuneen fir bic
Giderheit beg 2anbes unb ben S1us
Der 8irser i'm Sn= unb Muslanbe
notbmenbig; i'd protefire iebod seaeu
bic a~I3uspei! berbreitete Weinung, BOP
mir auf @runb unferer Welt-S teGung
tbeilnetmen miifen an ben Streitis=
feiten unb @ermidlunaen frember
Md@te unb baB mir uns in iebe MIDI
tiee Gra9e, bic in anbern Sbeilen Der
Welt auftau9t, ein3umii9en hdtten.
5riebli@e Senoensen% sefdbroen weber
ben patriotismus nod pbpiiden Wutb
uno gum Seweis bieier @abrbeit psr-
tpeiie i9 bic Sugenb bon bsute auf bic
@efdi@te oes girsertriegs. so Sabre
binbur9, NIT Nusnabme bes r1er.
Griegs, NOR bas 9anb in Trieben GEE
tuefeu, nit einem ffebenoen 6eer bon
tpenieer als 10, 900 Mann. l1nb per
glaubt, bic Nation lei entnerbt pdb-
rsnb bieier periobe, Der lefe bic ger=
luitIiften bon Sbilob, Mntietam, Gre=
beridsburs, am Stone &iuer uno bon
gbidamausa. SD bin Der lebte. Der
elm Blatt aug benz 2orbeertran3e Der
3riegsbelben reibt, Sensr bas 9anb
10 bel beroantt, alein ibre 9elben=
tbaten sinsen melt mebr aus ibrer
2iebe gum Waterlanbe als aug trie-
gsrii9em Settle berpor.
9 eqenben Mtlitarismu 8
SD protetire ferner gesen bic Gin-
ftbruns irsenowel9er Militdr.@in-
ri9tunsen, tpelde n6tbis wtrben, UNI
cine iol9e politit burd3uftihren. un=
ier gingreifen in bic @elt=I ngelegen=
beiten mub auf Srasen beidrdntt iein.
tpel9e bic &edte beg 2anoes ooer unie.
rer 8trger brett beribren. Saraus
entftebt teine SfOlirtbeit, fOnoern cine
Gage Der unabbdn9iefeit.
Die ameritanif9e &ssieruns tuuroe
ausidliebli9 fir bas Bolt Der Ser.
Staten seidafen. Wdbrenb Der
plan babin ging, oaB bies 2anb elm
3uHudtsort tperoe fur bic @etnedteten
aIer 8olter, bic TIRE giirgerre4te aus
tben t6nnen, 10 muroe bic &esierung
ni9t sebiloet, INN Elm politii4es Ober
cibilifatoriides gbanselium in anbere
2dnber au traeen. Mm mirfiamiten
belfen mir anbern Mationen. tperrt mir
ibnen, als Sssal our N~ababmung, bas
Bib zines sliidli9en, prosperirenoen,
feline @eidide ielbf leitenben Bottles
| seben.
NbIehnun9 zines amei=
ten terminus 3.
Gum @9luKe srtldrt &ebner, ct be-
halte fi9 anbere 6ragert ftr bas Wn=
nabmeidreibsn Dor. uno fdbrt fort,
oaB er i9, faIs bas 8olt ben Bei9lub
Der Contention bur9 cine Wabl fant=
tionire am @nbe n +
u mts3ett ms pribat=
leben auriG aiehen perce.
9srr Barrier iaste: Sd tperbe fem
@anbibat ftir cine nodmalige Nomina-
tion isin. nod tusroe i'd cine iol9e an.
nebmen. Ser 9auptsruno, Der mid
bel bieiem Stanbpuntt leitet, beftsbt
oarin, bab fein Snbaber bieies Imtes
Der Ysriuduns ausseiebt fem fOIte,
mel9e Wirtung feline 9aItung in elmer
bebeutunesbnllen neutrality-suspicious.
beit auf fein politifdss @ei9id aug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Sic Qualification s=J
in gopus.

@anbibat Der bemofratif9en partsi
formsl in 2enntnib seiebt.
Sie 5eier fano i'm @arten beg f46-
nen 2anofibes &oiemont fatt; bunberte
bon 0a4barn uno 5reunben batten fid
e%ingefunoen. No9 bebor Der Mbg.
@lart feline Nnipra6e ssfdloRen, req
nete es in str0men, &idter Barter
ftano aber entbl6bten Sauptes uno m
bling aug @larfs 9dnoen bas officieue
S9reiben, tpeldss i'm bon oein Be-
idluHe Der ct. 2ouiier Contention
bertdnoigts.
s4ls @lart sei9lOhen, ert6nte lauter
8eifan unb es bauerte cine bo0e Mi=
mute, benor &i9ter Barter 81 Worte
fommen fonnte. gbe &idter Barter
feline M~nnabmss& ebe begann, rietb er
Der Wense Saub pOr benz @esen un=
ter ben gdumen su iuden.
Barrier bseann tut5 nod 2 ubr uno
ipra6 i'm 3ansen Sc Miuuten, fi9 on
bas Wanuitript balteno. Die ein3ige
4usnabme biloete cine gr=tempore Bee
merfung, tporin er iaste. sr tpiini4e
feline Inbdu9li9feit on Die @olowdb=
runs 10 oeutlid flarsufelen. bab ieoe
M1elidteit zines iboertdnonifes aus=
eeidloEen lei. Na9 benz S9luhe Der
@ebe, bic bon bdufigem geifall unter=
bro&en NOR. fanb auf Der 8eranoa
Elm gmpfang itatt.
Die u M q 3 m : &ebe
Barriers.
Der bemofratii6e prdfosnti9afts.
ganoibat iprad wie folgt:
@eebrte Serren!
Sd babe bas Nmt zines Oberridters
BON Nppelationsseridt u~nferes Staa=
tes nieoerselegt, um bafiir bas Imt
an%3unebmen, tuel9es bic grobe @On=
pention, bic sic reprdientiren, mir
%ibertrasen bat. rbne gorurtbeil ae9en
ben @eridtsbof, wel6em i'd bic @bre
bate an3useb6ren, uno gesen bic &i4=
ter unieres Gtaates, benz iebt als pri=
patmann ansusebOren mir gum StOls
gersi9t.
grfIdrung Il r lie 9 o | D.
m d rung.
2afien sic mid Dor allem anoerer
meiner Santbarteit unb Wertbi9dBung
Musbrud berleiben fir bas 8%ertrauen,
tpel9es Die Contention in mid geiebt
bat. Na9 meiner 9tomination uno
nod meiner ofenen @%rtldrung, baB
ia an Der @oIbwdbrun g
u n tuiberruflid efbaIte,
beftdtigte bic Contention 6hentlia, baB
i9 Der 8annerirdge b r
Ipartei u bic @olbwdb=
rung i'm 9esen 10 | 9 E n
% abIfampe ein wiiroe.
Siefes mir bon Der partei ertbeilte
0ertrauensbotum tpirb mir ftets our
sr6bten gbre serei@en unb id tperbe
oieis gbre in benz WabltampFe ftets au
iddbsn wihen, mag ba tsmmsn, mas
NOBLE.
Die bepunbernstuertbe platform,
tuelde bic partei benz 8olte aufsefeat
bat, conftatirt tlar bic principien, bic
prdFoent Seferion in ieiner eriten
Norefe 10 bortrefIi4 gum Musorud
gebra9t bat, unb be3eianet genat ben
9urs, tpel9er berfolgt tperben muB.
bamit bic n6tbigen &eformen iomobl
in Der @eiebsebuns als aud in Der
@srpaltuns oes 2anoes bur9sefibri
peroen. Die platform ipri9t obne
Sdeu aus, oab bic u~ebelfdnbe ab9e=
i9aHt meroen mifen, aus weldem
@runoe fie au9 e~ntffanoen fem m6sen
uno her INNER lie ueri9uloet baben
mag; baB ferner mebrere 0erwal.
lungs btbeilunsen Der &egierung,
beren Beamte 9roBe Stanbale berbOr'
gsrufen baben, reorsanifirt unb bic.
jenigen b%effraIt werben mtihen. BIZ
idulbig urb uortbri4ig limb, baB Die
bielen priDilegien aufgebobsn 0Deroen
miiHen, burG melde fi4 einaelne aui
2oiten pieler bereidern;| baB nit ben
Mussaben fpariamer umgegangen uno
- g. On .--Lx N--A-.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11
Yarftr'S @rnnoidbe.
Ser 0elaofratiide Ganbibat uerfinbet ieirte Nniidte1
bel Der Qualifications Teier.

Nodmaige enttiebsne GrfGrnng far bic %GoomGbrumg. - Ser gerlanf beg
Gefats. = geue germitenngs=Senu9 i'm 6hiids Streif. - Ser
Mnsfano in Stem yurf. - gns Colorado.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-11

! { II " u ! { eU ueICe.
9err Barrier iaste: Sd perbe fein
@anbibat fiir cine nodmalige Nomina-
tion istn, nod usrbe i'd cine iol9e an.
nebmen. Ser 9auptgruno, Der mid
bel bieiem Stanbpuntt leitet, beftsbt
BARN, bab tein Snbaber oieies Nmtes
Der Veriuduns ausseiebt fem folte,
uel9e Wirtung feline 9altuns In elmer
bebeutunssbnllen neutrality-suspicious.
beit auf iein politif9ss @ef9id aus.
iber1 f6nre.
Sd fritifrs hermit feinsrl Der PrdTi=
benton BON @aibington an, bic einen
stpeiten 9ermin erbielten -ober sefu9t
baben; benin fir bic WieberuabI laHen
iid seui9tise @riinbe anfibren. SO
1T i1ur rteine Meinung, an9efi9ts Der
nunmsbr 10 weitaus9eoebnten Snteref-
fen bieies 2anoes lei es awedmdbis. bab
Der oberfe 8eamte ni9t BLOB unabbdn=
gig lei, foubern baB bieIe u%nabbdn9is-
teit aud fur Ollie beutlid our 2enntnib
gebradt ipirb.
Mm S&lub bon Barriers &ebe ipielte
bic 2apele Star spangleb Banner"
unb bonn Sed Der Da9t vSappbine"
i'm Glu6 ffiesen &afeten IN bic 96be.
Ser gmpfans auf Der @eranba bauerte
Bis 4 nbr, mOrauf bic geiu9er gu ib-
rem 8ooten ober CUR 8abn 3uridfebr-
ten. Sie @soe Barriers fanb aaae.
n,einen 8eifan.
u o d. Elm 8 riebens=8eru D..
@bicago, 10. Mus. Cine @on.
feren3 smif9en benz @erbanbe Der
Gleii9-2 lein.6 dnbler unb Der @s=
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-06-02

one. Five splendid essays were read,
the Salutatory being delivered by Miss
Brice, of South Carolina, and the Vale
dictory by Miss Lowder, OF North Car
Dina.
At IL 80, the Literary address was
delivered Rev. r. d. Smart, of Norfolk
Va.
The address was one of the most pol.
ished, ornate and elegant ever delivered
here. DIR. Smart's subject was "Duty
or the Largeness OF Littles," and TO,
forty-five minutes the audience was
swayed by the eloquence and earnest
ness OF this scholarly speaker.
Thursday evening the Annual Recit
al by music and elocution pupils was
given. The we'll selected programme
consisting of piano, violin and voca
selections with elocution, was vel
rendered throughout, and reflected
great credit upon the young ladies
participating, their teachers and ths
institution.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-06-02
NEXT TO VANCE.

New Berne Journal
Not since the days of Zeb Vance does
a name sound more pleasing to the
ears of true Democrats than that Of
Bob Glenn.
There is a brevity and euphony
about them. that make fine battle
chords.
As the former was a slogan to con.
jure the masses in his day, so is the
latter effective. in his day.
The men have striking characters
tics in common. Glenn possesses the
rugged physique, the ready wit, the
fiery eloquence, the earnestness, and
the other superior traits that distin
guished the great Vance.
After battling for Democracy fol
nearly thirty years, on every husting'
in the State, Mr.. Glenn for the frs
time, asks through his friends suitable
recognition by being made Goyerno,
of North Carolina.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-06-02
Glenn Well Ahead
telegram from Mr.. E. H. Eller OF Winston, this mor1
no said that Glenn is between Is and 90 votes ahead
HON. r. B. GLENN.

Everybody in North Carolina knows
Bob Glenn and all know that he has
been in the thickest OF the fight Tor
the cause of Democracy for full twenty
years. From Cherokee to Currituck
his voice has been heard and no man
has done more effective campaign
work in North Carolina, or more of it,
than Bob Glenn. He did as much to
save the State to Democratic rule as
any other man in the State, and really
few can measure records with him.
One OF the most graceful and praise
worthy acts ever recorded of any man in
the history OF the State was Bob Glenn e
withdrawal from the Senatorial contest
two years ago in the interest of his own
home competitor, G. B. Watson. Such
magnanimity in any citizen entities
him to the trust and confidence and
support of his people in any position
to which he aspires and for which be
Is fitted to fill. And if Bob Glenn is
not fitted to fill the position of Govern
Or of the people of North Carolina
where could the man be found !?
We believe he will be the people,
choice and that he will be nominated
| in the State Democratic convention a.
Greensboro June 23rd.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-06-02
"SQUALLY" TIMES.

Certain developments in North Caro-
lima for the past few days have made
interesting reading for those who keep
up with the newspaper reporters.
In the Low famous contempt pro-
ceedings held before Judge PEBBLES in
Lumberton last week, three men who
gave affidavits against Judge PEBBLES
we're fined $3.50 each and sentenced to
Jail for thirty days. The men thus
dealt with by Judge PEBBLES were
Sheriff Mcleod, and two reputable
attorneys, MIR. Carroll, of Duplin, and
Mr.. E. w. Kerr, of Clinton. Mr.. Kerr
has been practicing lawyer for more
.han thirty years, but his affidavit
against Judge PEBBLES was construed
by the latter as direct contempt and he
was fined and sentenced to Jail.
Mr.. Carroll's offence was similar to
that of Mr.. Kerr, both having given
affidavit that they had seen Judge
PEBBLES under the influence of whiskey.
Following that sensation Editor 10
sephus Daniels, of the News and Oh.
server, was arrested Monday under a
rule issued by Judge Purnell of the
Federal Court compelling Editor Dan.
iels to show cause why he should not
be attached for contempt of the court
The matter grew out of an editoria
in Sundays News and Observer con
corning the appointment OF new re
ceiver by Judge Purnell tor the At
lantic and North Carolina railroad
Mr.. Daniels editorial was plain ant
unequivocal, but nothing, he says, bu
his exercise of free speech in the prop
er criticism of a man in high officia
position.
i Take it all In all, much OF the read
Ing matter in the North CAROLYN
dailies recently has been what
ia niliarly termed "hot stuff" and vii
cause those who live outside of tn
State, and those who live in the Stat
for that matter, to think that the time
in old North Carolina are bit equall
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now.