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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
RENTS IN WINSTON
Liquor Affects Some
Mems Property.
Mr.. A. l.. Stevenson, Tells How He
Used to Get Nothing---NoW
Gets Good Money.

some people don't pay any rent and
few people collect rents because they
have no property. Here's the way
one man saved enough money to buy
good renting houses:
| took treatment at the Kelley In
ctitute in Greensboro, n. c., IN 1900.
After forty-two years of battle and
strife trying to let whiskey alone | did
as the Prodigal Son, not taking time
to tell my wife good bye / called a lit
tie girl whom l saw and gave her
twenty-five cents and told her to go
and tell my wife that | would take
the next train for Greensboro, and /
did so, and il was the best days work
ever did in my life. l have lived
happy ever since, and if any spot on
earth is dear to me it is the Kelley
Institute at Greensboro. it was there
that the germ of the disease was
taken from me, and when | wish to
speak for your institute cords fail
me
Two Of my younger brothers and
another man since | took the Kelley
Treatment. have died on drunked
sprees, and when ] think of this and
Fuow that they could have done as /
did, and would have been living today
my gratitude. for my rescue is indeed
ment at the time / did / do not know
what my fate would have been. !
tell you l cannot find words to e&
press my kind feelings towards the
Institute al Greensboro. and its Off
GERS and manager, and the spirit that
caused no to so there.
When ] drank ] was nothing but ]
am now q respected citizen and the
proud owner of some good property
which / have accumulated since [ left
tho Institute, and which brings me in
a monthly rental of $1,000; and whom
| think Cf the dark days when l
drank and Silent around with the buns
and did not know that the Kelley
Treatment or anything could make
ouch man out of as near nothing as
| waG | shuddcr.
The kcciey, to my mind. is simply
the gateway to wisdom and light; the
best and cheapest investment man
can mako. Your treatment has done
me great good, and / am ten thous-
and times thankful totyou for its care.
A. y. STEVENSON.
Winston, n. G., Dec 9, 1904
Send names Of friends who might be
benefited to Kelley Institute, Green's
boTo, n. 6. t-t~ .r..
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LET THEM FALL"
Mayor Weaver Says it Makes No DIFF
ference Which Party PcriSlheS.
(By the Associated Press. }

Philadelphia. Pa. June 11.--Mayor
Weaver today issued statement bear
ing upon the letter signed by 81 bust
ness men and addressed by Sheriff
Miles, chairman of the Republican city
committee. urging the committee re-
form the Republican party. The let
ter urged that new nominations be
made for the fail election.
1T makes no difference what per-
sons. what parties or what organiza-
tons fall as the result of their par
ticipation in municipal wrongs. and
crimes of the past. Let them fall. y
Director Potter of the department IF
public safety today addressed the lieu
tenants of police in their assembly
room at the city hall Among ether
things the director said
Il am not satisfied with this police
force. must be satisfied with it or
there can be no harmonious action.
Let us all do our dHtN. First of all
attend to bogus registration. If you
cannot perform your full duty l VIII
get menawho can"
Director Potter today issued an
order restoring to their original dis
tricts the police who were shifted
fro none district to another by Mayor
Weaver on February s, after a sensa-
tional raid of houses. of i'll fame. In
his order the director says that the
exigencies which prompted the re-
movals no longer exist.
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MIX. LOUIS G. HAY DEAD.
Funeral Service; of This Prominent
Gentleman Held Yesterday.

After an illness Of several months
Mr.. Louis G.. Hay died on Sunday af-
ternoon at half after three O'Clock at
the home of his father, DR. T. r. Hay
corner of Dawson and IIargctt streets.
Mr.. Hay was between SIS and SO
years of age, and he is survived by
his wife. one son, Mr.. Arthur Hay. and
now the wife of DIR. S. a. Lowry. of
Luxora. Arkansas. There are also
four brothers and three sisters, these
being Messrs r. T. Hay, w. d. Hay
and o. P. Hay. of Raleigh. and Gill
bert Hay, of Waco, Texas, Miss Rosa
and Ella Hay. of Raleigh and Mrs.
B. F. Peoples, of South Carolina.
Mr.. Hay was a native Of Beaufort
S. c., but for sope time has lived in
Hickory. being largely interested in
the insurance business. Being taken
i'll he came to Raleigh for treatment
but has steadily grown worse. his trou-
bic being from general debility and
the condition of his stomach. He
showed great vitality and when the end
came he was surrounded by his loved
ones.
AS a Confederate soldier he made
an enviabIe record. He was n member
of the Third South Carolina cavalry.
enlsting at the age of fifteen. He did
active and valiant service as a scout.
serving with credit throughout the
war. He was a Master Mason. and
was a deacon in the Presbyterian
church at Hickory.
The funeral services were conduct
ed yesterday morning at II O'Clock
from the home of DIR. Hay and there
were persent many friends. The floral
remembranceS were numerous and
beautiful The services were conduct
ed by Rev. A. II. Moment. of the Pres
byterian church. and Rev. NJ. NJ. Mar
shat. rector of Christ church. The in
torment was in lakewood cemetery.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. a. a.
Thompson. w. S. Primrose. III. W.
Grimes r. Cowper, Seymour
g. Whiting, and Irwin Il. Jones.
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interpretations.

The White star Company. OF Win
ston, with 5000 authorized and $4,-
500 paid in capital stock, was charter
cd. The object OF the. company is to
conduct q general merchandise and
brokerage and commission business
I he incorpCrators are +. l.. Anderson,
j: w. Carter and c. M. Thomas, all of
Winston.
Ine Albeni ,rle L:2Slt and water COM
pany, of AIbemarle, Stanly county.
was chartered. The amount. of au-
thorized capital Ctock is $25. 000, of
which $4,000 has been paid in. The
incorporators are: ]. s. Efrd, A. l..
Patterson, J. NJ. Morrow, f. a. Crow
ell, and IL. l.. Smith, all Of Albemarle
The Craggy Mountain Extract Com
pany, Of Ashcvillc. with $l25,000 au-
tered. The objects OF the concern are
to manufacture acids out of wood, and
TO operate tannerleS, and to deal III
merchandise. The incoTporatorS are.
j. s. Coleman. AsheYllle; J. A Cole
Molatt Tho1. NJ. Henry, Pittsburg
and others
The Elleree Springs Company. of
Rockingham, with $4,000 total and
$4,000 subscribed capital was granted
d charter. The objects of the company
are TO conduct a general hotel. real es-
tate and contracting business. The
inCorporatorS are: +. G. Leak, r. l.
steele. and W. NJ. CovinGton, Of Rock
ingham.
The Newton Livery Company, Of
Newton. was chartered. The authoriz-
ed capital is 5000. with $1,000 paid
in The incorpOrators are: j. c.
Smith. y. p Rowe, G. NJ Rowe. L. r.
Long and Carl Asbury. all of Newton.
The Wade Brick Company. of Wade,
Cumberland county, with $4,000 au-
thorized and $4,000 paid in, was char
tered The incorpCrators are: Jenkins
David Adams McArthur, and W. T.
Olive. all Of Wade.
The Findowrie Company of Spray,
Rockingham county, with $4,000 au-
thorized capital stock and $500 paid in
was chartered.
The object of this concern is to man
ufacture yarn, cloths and teltile fabrics
in cotton, wool, silk, fax hemp, or
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.
Twenty Annual Convention in
Session ut Ashcvil'c.
Especial to News aud Observer)

Especial to News and Observer
AsheviIle n c., June 19-The TWEEN
tv-second annual convention of the
American Institute of Electrical Engi-
neerS convened IL tho ballroom of the
Battery Park hotel this morning
There are about 200 delegates in at
tendance and the convention VIII hold
for 1--WE days Mayor a s. Barnard. of
Asheville welcomed the engineers.
extending to them the hospitality of
the city and wishing them a pleasant
sojourn here. Mayor Barnard's adj
dress was short, appropriate. and was
received with applause.
At the conclusion of the mayors
talk President John w. Leb. Jr., of
the association, responded to the well
come and then delivered mis- annual
address. Three papers were read and
discussed during the morning session
High potential oscillations of high
power in large power distribution sys-
TENS" by Charles 2. Steinmetz, cleo
trcal engineer General Electric Com
pany, schenectady. n. Y" "The con
slant current mercury arc rectifier. .
also by r. Steinmetz; IAN experimental
study on commercial transmission
lines of the rise of potential due to
static disturbances. such a3 switches
grounding, ETC. by Percy H. Thomas
associate chief electrician Cooper
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Rogers and Sorrell Held
On New Charge.
MUST FACE A JURY
Saturdays Proceeding as For Con-
tempt Not Final in Way of Punish
ment For Tampering With Jury
Embracery Common L'w
Crime--.HeId For July Court.

Having punished them as far as he
was able under the proceeding as for
contempt for having attempted to in
fluence jurymen regularly drawn for
the case of Gattis VS.. Kilgo and Duke,
Judge Moore yesterday filed with the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Wake
County two orders binding over j.
Rowan Rogers and John p. Sorrell in
500 bond each to the July term of
Wake Criminal Court for embracery.
In taking this action, the judge
acted as a committing magistrate, he
having found the facts from the testi-
mony brought out i'm the investigation
before him on Saturday in the con-
tempt proceedings.
The particulars of the approach to
Jurors King and Maroon by Rogers
and Sorrell respectively have already
been printed in detail.
The facts brought out constitute the
crime of embracery, which is a COM
mon law offense, brought forward by
Chapter IL of the Code into the law of
the State and which is punishable by
fine and Imprisonment in the discre-
ton of the Court. 1t is entirely dis
tinct from the offense of contempt of
court. which is a quas-criminal pro-
ceedinG and has no bearing on a sub
Seuuent criminal action in cases where
the contempt also involves a crime.
This is well established by the courts.
The defendants Rogers and Sorrell
will. therefore. have to be tried be-
fore q jury after bills are brought
against them by the grand jury, which
will probably be sent at the next term.
The probabilities are. therefore, that
the trial will come M at the term
following that at which indictments
are found. which will be the Septem-
Der criminal term of court.
The two orders, which are identical,
except as to the change of names. are
as follows:
North Carolina Wake County. In
re j. Rowan Rogers:
In the Superior Court, June Special
Term, 1905.
Upon the facts found in the pro-
ceeding in re j. Rowan Rogers, it is or
dered and adjudged by the court thu
the said J. Rowan Rogers be and h
is hereby required to enter into a
bond in the sum of one hundred dol
lars for his appearance at the next
term of the Superior Court of Wake
County. to be hold at Court House
in Raleigh on the 10th day of July
1905, to answer the charge of the
State for embracery committed by at
tempting to corrupt one r. NJ. King.
juror. and not depart the Court
without leave first had and obtained.
(Signed.) FRED MOORE,
jude, Etc
This the 18th day of June, 1905.
Judge Moore had left the city and
the orders requiring the giving of bail
were mailed to the clerk here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Attempted to Extort Money.
CIV the associated Prcss.D

Fairmont w. Va, June 17.-Charleo
w. Joes was placed IN the county jan
here today OH charge OF an alleged
attempt TO eXtort money from John
Mason. living III the country, ten mIIe5
from here. Early Friday morning
Mason found letter tied to his gate
demanding that he go down a certain
road late Friday night with $500 anu
drop 1t when told To do So Sheriff
Furbee. OF Marion county, was notlr
ted and called to his assistance the
bloodhounds at Moundsville. w. Va,
penitentiary. No one appeared to de-
many the money, but the hounds were
given Il scene from the letter ana
turned loose. Within a quarter of ali
hour they tracked Jones to his home.
where he was arrested.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
DIR SMITH RESIGNS.
He Wrs Great Favorite at Williams
Jewell College.

DR.. Charles Lee Smith. of Durham
has resigned from the faculty Of VIII
liam Jewell College at Liberty. Mo ,
and The Word and Way, the leading
Baptist paper of Missouri. speaks liz
high terms Of the great work done by
DR.. Smith, of Missouri. II says
More than fourteen years DR..
Smith has been prominent in the af-
fairs of the college. His ripe scholar
ship, his acquaintance and standing
with leading educators throughout the
entire country, have enabled him to de-
a highly appreciated service in bring
ing William Jewell to the notice of the
educational public. He has been
sought as lecturer and speaker by edu-
cational people in many of the grea
cities. and has taken high rank among
the most progressive school men of
the land As q teacher he has in =
marked degree those natural endow-
ments without which it is impossible
fer any man to attain emnence in this
great calling. The added rare oppor-
tunitics of which DR.. smith has avail
cd himself at Wake Forest. at John
Hopkins. and at the great universities
abroad, have made him in fact q great
teacher. This power as teacher, with
the courteous bearing toward students,
and his high christian character have
made him a favorite among the Will
liam Jewell students. During the long
term Of service at the college Dr..
Smith has been q Sunday school teach-
er and has made the impress of his
Cody life upon a large class of young
men.
He leaves his work at William Jew
ell with the highest endorsement OF
the trustees of the college. and with
the tenderest regard of Christian men
in this, and contiguous States"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Nozzle pe:ronstration To-day.

The Raleigh fire department has
just added to it's equipment an East
man Deiuge nozzle set, the latest IA
vention in scientific fire figting. The
nozzle of this machine throws a two
inch stream of water 125 feet into The
air and is now invalual6 to modern
fire fighting methods. The Instrument
is designed for use with the fire en-
CINE which has not yet been complet-
ed. but it may be used with between
80 and 100 pounds pressure.
This afternoon at O'Clock, Chief
Woollcott announces, a demonstra-
ton will be made with the deluge noG-
gle on lower Fayetteille street by tn
department.
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$247,OS1.41
Major Rledsoe,s Conditlon.

Friends of Major Moses Bledsoe
will regret to learn that he continues
i'll at Fayetteville. The Fayetteville
Observer of Saturday, says:
THE condition of Mai. Moses Bled-
soc, VINO was TO have been taken to
Raleigh the other day. was such that
it was not. deemed advisable for him
to taFe the trip After spending
three Gays at ST. Luke's hospital lie
returned to the home of his sister.
Mrs. Buxton, where he will remain
until ne IS able to stand the trip home.
His sister Mrs. Busbee, Miss Annie
Bledsoe, his daughter, and Mr. E. b.
Balm, who came here on account of
has Illness, have returned to Raleigh"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Police Justice Court.

Pearl Jones, white, and Will Long
white, were fined $8.15 each yesterday
by the Police Justice for being drunl:
and disorderly.
Philip Robertson, colored, was fined
$3.50 for being drunk and down on
the streets
Dick Thompson, white, for being
drunk and disorderly, was fined $S.l5.
Will Caldwell and Sylvia Hinton,
both colcred, were made to marry by
the justice. Caldwell was charges
with an assault on the woman, and
upon their marriage judgment was
suspended.
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Lucky Luck.

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, june 17.-President
Roosevelt has decided to appoint VIII
liam r. Luck as appraiser of mer-
chandise of the port of New Orleans
to succeed Algernon S. Badger, de-
ceased. This appointment ends d pro-
tracted and spirited contest which has
been in progress since the death Of
appraiser Badger The recent ap-
pointment of Louisiana member Of
the Republican national committee
fastened the appointment of Mr.. Luck.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Dress Parade.

Straight and tall and brave withal,
In colors bright arrayed,
Along the roadside on the HILL
They stand at dress parade.
True to their captain, every one,
His word their law of love.
He speaks-and on the plains
Their loyalty they prove.
as II by magic they appear
Guns loaded Take aim, fret"
Their ammunition, cweet perfume,
Fills all the summer air
Sweet fiow'rs you're brave and true
and staunCh:
Your mission is not war;
The lilies mildk white flag of peace
Cleans ever near and far.
MITTJE NJ ELLIS.
West Raleigh, y. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
North Carolina Teacher Promoted.

hr. Allen j. Barwick. of Kinston, has
been elected principal of the Albany.
(Ga-). graded school at q salary of
$500. Mr.. Barwick was graduated at
the University of North Carolina and
was afterwards one year principal Of
the Kinston graded school and later
two years of the Goldsboro graded
school. going from Godsboro to
ThomaSville. Ga. at a higher salary.
The Thomasville (Ga) Daily Enter
prise speaks in the highest terms of
Mr.. Barwick as man and as a teach
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
BY Moonlight to ChaIybeatc Springs

The first moonlight excursion of the
season viii be run over the Mills
road to Chalybeate Springs, Thursday
evening, leaving the Union Station at
7:30. An orchestra of half a dozen
pieces being secured for the occasion.
There will be dancing in the spacious
pavilion. No doubt a large crowd
will be in attendance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20

1t is learned that Thomas d. Doe
son of Mrs. Dora Doe, of Asheville.
who graduated from the artillery corps
at the West Point military academy in
the class of 1905. had been awarded
the distinction of being selected from
the grade in which he graduated and
assigned to the civil engineering corps.
the highest honor that could be con-
ferred upon a graduate.
1t is expected that Lieutenant Doe
will be assigned to duty in New
York.
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$247,O31.41

porators are: Il. V Hobbs, Chas g.
Lashey. and S. Fl. Marshall, all of
Spray.
The Greensboro Table and Mantet
Company flied an amendment to its
charter changing its name 10 tbs
Greensboro Table Company and in
creastng its capital STOCK to $190,Q4Q,
$25,0OU OF which is preferred stock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20

says that Mr. Zcb. V Mauney, of Ca
barrus county, has been elected Su-
perintendent of the Shelby Cotton
Mills, and adds:
Mr. Mauney is a graduate of the
A. and Nj. College. Raleigh. and tol
the past two years has had charge of
big cotton mill at Concord. He is
most capable cotton mill man, and
his numerous friends will be glad to
learn that he has decided to return to
his native county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
VIII Go tn As'leyilIc.

The Kappa Alpha convention will
meet in the 9th biennial session at
Asheville on June 27th. 2Sth and Goth.
Mr.. Ed. Chambers Smith holds the
highest position in this fraternity or
ganization He viii be present to pre-
side Dr. Hubert A. Register will be
one of the principal speakers.
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Wife Charged With InGdeIity.

Chicago. June 17.-Myron E. Nc
Henry, one of the best known drivers
of trotting horses in the United states,
made no defense to charges of infidel-
ity brought against him in court today
by his wife, Mrs Ida McHenry, OF
Chicago. Judge Heard granted di-
voree to Mrs. McHenry. McHenry
Grove the PAGERS John r. Gentry and
Dan Patch when these horses were eS-
tablishing worlds records for speed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Scabo.rd Summer RookIet

The Ge2board has Just issued
handsome Booklet. showing the var
ioug summer resorts in the southwest
and north which are reached by the
line, a copy of which will be mailed
to those interested upon application 70
the undersigned. They aico have is
sued very attractive pamphlet in re-
gard to the National Educational Asso-
citation. Acbury Park, n. j., July Bird
to 7th. c. II. GATTIS
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, II. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
THREE HUNDRED Persisted.
Fatal Explosion i'm ~ Russian Colliery
It KhaPtsisk.
(By the Associated Press.

Ekaterinoslav, Southern Russia,
June 18.-An explosion has occurred
IN the Ivan colliery at Khartsisk. be-
longing to the Russian Donetz Com
pany. 1t was reported that three
hundred persons persisted
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Hewitt Electric Company New York.
The visiting delegates were rendered
a drive through the Vanderbilt estate
this afternoon and at tonights session
three papers were read.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
OFFICERS IN CHARGE.
These Named for EncamDment al
Wrightsyillc and Charlotte.

To be in charge of the camps at
Wrightsville July 20 to 25. and ut
Charlotte August 3 to S, the follow
ing have been designated under GEN
eral orders No. IL:
1. Brigadier-General j. +. Armfcld,
commanding First Brigade, n. G. n.
c., is hereby ordered to take command
of the camp to be held at Wrights-
Vile, and Colonel J T. Gardner. First
Infantry, ~ G. n. c.. the camp TO be
held at Charlotte.
2. General Armfield will be accom-
panied by the following officers of his
staff:
Lieutenant Colonel R. L. Leinster.
Assistant Adjrtant General.
Major w. G. Smith, Assistant In
spector- General.
g. The following officers of the De-
partment Staff will attend the encamp-
ments opposite their names, respect
lively:
Ouartermaster Generals Depart
rigadier-Cieneral f. A. Macon,
Northumberland w. Il. Gary, Ma
jor Ivey Foreman; Wrightsville.
Medical Major F.. II.
Brooks, surgeon: Captain w. T. Par
rott, assistant surgeon: First Lieuten
ant. T. H. Tucker, assistant surgeon
Wrigbtsville. Major r. B. Glenn. sur
geon: First Lieutenant E. C. Boyte
assistant surgeon; First Lieutenant T.
J. Witherspoon. assistant surgeon
Charlotte.
Department of Small Arms Prac-
tice-Lieutenant-C Colonel c. II. White
Wrightsvile.
This is signed by order of the com
mander-in- chief, T. r. Robertson, Al
iutant-General Oficial, Alfred Will
liams, Assistant Adjutant- General.
Ostend. June lin the interna-
| tionai chess match Janowski. Leon
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20

Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.
The Old Standard Groves Tasteles1
Chill Tome, drives out malaria anu
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for 81 years. Price so cents.
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Mr.. Mauney Goes Up.

The A. and NJ. College graduates
continue to go up and to fill RESPONSE
BILE positions. The Shelby Daily News
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20

HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea is simply liquid
electricity. IL goes to every
part Of your body, bring
ing new blood, strength and
new vigor. It. makes you
well and keeps you well.
IS cents.--King Drug Co.
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Ostend. June 17-In the internal
uonat chess match Janowski, Leon
hardt and Tarrasch are now tied for
the first three places Maroczv and
Wolfe occupying fourth and fifth
places.