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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
STORY OF CATASTROPHE.
Every Seaman on Board The
Vessel Was Either Killed or
Wounded.

San Diego, CAL, July 21.-Thirty-
nine members of the crew of the
United States gunboat Bennington
were killed, and four score injured,
twenty-four seriously, at ten O'Clock
; this forenoon by a boiler explosion
that disabled the vessel in san Diego
| harbor. Fifteen sailors are missing.
There We're more than 250 men
aboard the warship when the ac-
cidant occurred and many men were
hurled or forced to jump into the sea
ny the terrific explosion which lifted
part OF the deck and compelled the
beaching of the ship.
The Bennington at the time of the
accident was lying in the stream just
'Ctfthe commercial wharfat LII. street.
The warship had received orders
from the Navy Departmental Wash
II gf0n TO sail this morning for Port
Hartford to meet the monitor wy
oming and convey the monitor to
Mare Island navy yard, San Fran
cisco.
Steam was up and everything was
IN readiness Tor the departure of the
Bennington when the starboaad for
ward boiler exploded with a deafen-
ing roar. The explosion was terrific.
People standing on shore saw a huge
cloud OF steam rise above the Ben
nlngton. Columns of water were
forced high into the air. A dozen
or fifteen men were blown oVerbOat d
by the force Of the terrific explosion.
Captain Wentworth, VINO was look
ing at the Bennington when the
disaster occurred, says he saw human
hJdies hurled over a hundred feet
upward. The air Was clouled with
smoke Which enveloped the ship.
When the haze cleared away only a
few men could De 5 -eu ON the dec6s,
while nunber were f1oundering IN
the water. A boat was lowered from
the vessels side and most of themen
IN the water were picked up and
taken on board.
Ga board the Bennington were
presented terrible scenes. The force
OF theSeXplOsion had torn a great
hole i'll the starboard side of the ship
and The vessel was already com
menclug To list. A section of the up
per deck was carried away from
stem to stern. Blood and wreckage
was distributed over the entire ship,
The after cabin and that part Of the
ship adjacent to the exploded boiler
resembling a charnel house.
TIE shock Of the explosion pene-
trated every section OF the ship, blood
and ashes being fund as far a9 The
stern of the captains cabin. Great
damage was done in all parts of the
vessel.
The boiler which exploded, il is
said, was regarded as unsafe. Com
mander Young stated that during
recent return from Honolulu the
steam pressure was kept reduced in
that particular one.
At the time of the accident Com
mander Ducien Young and Surgeon
Peck were on shore. The two offi-
GERS as soon as they learned OF the
disaster, hurried to the water front.
Commander Young, as soon as he
reached the ship, gave orders that
the air tight compartments be closed
to prevent the listing ship from
sinking and that the magazines be
flooded pre- vent further explosions.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
FOR WOMEN
AID WOMEN ONLY
Fglua:i That Every Woman Desires 10
Know About Sanatiye, Antiseptie
CLEANSING and the Care Of the
Sir: SS2a'p, Hair, and Rards.
yy.+AI CuTICuRA
DOES FOR ,fI00a.::EN

Too 1ul1cE, stress ce1rot re r oed
or zI2e great value of Cuticura
Ointment, and Pits ii tue a1.,,.,
tie cleansing Ct tic riI.cc:s
faces. and OF the blood end circr Il Z
il1da, 5hl4o a4SoI1il1lxs ,sur>, aW>e L,
economical local and cons<1tne '.'T3
treatment fo1, weaLef1i1Ig u4ce1l-,4'.-A..
inilammaions, itchirgs, irr1tatfons,
relaxations, displacements, pairs, and
irregula-:ttic,. p cc~1iar to z-.li,
Hence The Gu, icura remedies ha e a
wonderful infiuer &c il re rto-l4.,<<5,
lealth, strength, and be .utv tc W. ary
women, who have bee-1 pIs IN. itu-oly
aged and invalided by these distress
ing ailments, as well as such syI'pa-
thetic aliictions as an9ulia, chluros5a,
hystcria, and nervousness.
Women from the very first have
fully appreciated the purity and sweet
ness, the power to afford Immediate
relief, the certainty of speedy ana
permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy which have made
Cuticura the standard humour REM
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
WINS 5000 STAKE.
Walter Direct Lowers Il Record
tor PAGERS at Detroit.


Detroit, Mich, July 24-Walter
Direct, entered and driven by Ed.
F. Geers, of Memphis, Tenn, this
afternoon won the s., 900 Chamber
of Comm cree axe for 2:24 class
PAGERS and lowered the record for
the stake from 2:06 IA to 2:05 81.
The stake was the feature event OF
the opening day of the twenty Sec
oas1 blue ribbon meeting Of the De-
tR9it Driving Ciub which inaugu-
rates the grade circuit of 1905,
Walter Direct was heavy favor
ite, bringing $40 in the pools with
the field at SI5. The stake, like all
events of the present meeting, was
run on the three heat plan, the
money being separated into three
parts and divided according to the
result OF each heat, with bonus toI
the race winner.
Chamber OF Commerce stakes
purse $5, 5,00O-Walter Direct won
three heats and race; Bonanza, sec.
ond; f. j. Park third. Best tii1e
1905 81.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
JAPS IRE IN THE FIELD.
ONE HUNDRED SIEGE GUNS
ARE READY IN PO-
SITION.
Japanese Occupy an Immense
Position in the Shape Ofa
Circle. Cruisers Men
ace Coast.

4
Uridiapupsze, Manchuria, July
22.-The japanese forces at present
occupy the position of immense cycle
with the handle reaching from few
miles south of Liao Yang and pass
ing through Chantafu, the blade Cir
cling northWard of Kirin with the
tip on the Korean coast, south OF
Possiet bay.
It is estimated that General Nogi
has 50 batallions, General Oku, so;
General Nodzu, So; General Kuroki,
100; General HazegaWa, 120, battal-
ions averaging a thousand men,
| which makes the numerical strength
of toe japanese 1000 bayonets,
with 1000 h-ld and mounted guns,
and about 100 siege guns.
The ia panese extreme left is guard :
ed by Geueral Tamvra's cav Try d.
vision. The Chinese in the Jtpanes {
service are in the center, screened by
cavalry aho Tue cavalry Oh " ; lef al
OAiil IRA.
rne rains this year have en- less
heavy shan USUAL, anu II VIII pe pos
7loie . oesih operations soon 'hal
eApteled.
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YELLOW EEVER PERIL.
COMBIN ALTON TO PREVENT
THE SPREAD OF THE
DISEASE.
Emitted States, State and City
Health Authorities at New
Orleans Acting in Concert
to Handle the Plague
--DeVt IOpmentS.

New Orleans, July II A through
SYSTEM of investigation Is being put
INTO effect here bS the sta e, city, and
federal authorities with view L.
promptly Aladle new cases fever
in the event there is a q spread from
the Eorcl now under control. The
situation is considered TO be Well III
hand in the district about The French
market, where the fever haQ Its ori-
gin.
Meanwhile there is widespread
confidence III the ability of lIted
States NJ triue Hospital Surgeon
White anu th4State and city author
tiles to successfully apply the mos
quito theory, and there has been no
exodus from tnls city.
Large numbers OF New Orleans
people are returning here from the
surrounding resorts III order to avoid
being separated from their families
owing to the rigidity of the quaran-
tines that have been put into effect.
United States Army SURG con Moss,
of San AntonIo, arllved to-day with
a view OF examining into conditions.
He comes IN connection Wlth the rec
ommend alton fJr Lne removal of the
men now at The United States par
racks to Chattanooga. There IS no
sickness reported at the barracks, but
as many OF the soldiers are unaccii-
mated 1t mas been considered advis-
able to ask their removal from New
Orleans.
The health authorieies insist that
there Is no occ 4sIon for alarm and
that if people will follow the direc-
tions that are being published the
fever cau be restricted, successfully
treated and stamped out.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
THE EAST WINS ALL.
Elizabeth City for Quick Steam
ing, NeWbern Second in
Firemen's Contest.

EIFomeD'S Contest.
Wineton-Salem, N. c., July 10
The State Firemen's parade this
morning, which was witnessed by
thousands, was a magnificent dis
play of the fire fighting force of the
Old North State.
The parade formed on Trade street
and when it began moving about 10
o'clock the streets in that session
were blocked with humanity. First
came three mounted policemen, fol-
lowed by Chief Marshal A. S. Hanes,
with his aides; Winston cornet band,
FoI5ytI Rifemen, automobiles, in
which were officers of the associations:
mayors and other visitors; delegates
in carriages; Danville band. Then
came the companies in alphabetical
order, headed by Asheville, and Win
ston-Salem bringing up the rear. All
the visiting companies showed up
we'll, as dtd the local departments
which brought up the rear. The pa
rade was mile or more in length
and was one of the best ever seen in
the city.
The engine contests were held at
the Salem square in the presence of
several thousand people. A long de-
lay occurred before tho contests be-
gan, and it was nearly l O'Clock
when the first engine went to work.
The following were the judges: ].
u Gallagher, J. M. Maddry, l.. H.
Lumsden, J. T. Yates. Timers, j.
q. Micke, J. L. Miller, 81. L. Day.
The Rocky Mt. engine was the
list entry. Steam was gotten in 4
minutes and 80 3-5 seconds. Water
vas thrown a distance of 221 feet.
Charlotte came next with steam in
) minutes and 35 2-5 seconds. Dis
.tnce POS feet and inches.
Ncwbern got steam in 3 minutes,
II 80 seconds. The distance was $50
taet, II inches.
Elizabeth City got steam in 8 min
utes, 4.5. The distance was 230 feet
and one-half inches.
Elizabeth City was declared win
ner of first prize in quick steaming
contest and Newberne second.
NeWberne won first prize in long
distance contest, and Elizabeth City
was second.
The next State Firemen's conven-
ton and tournament will be held at
Asheville.
The Iorse hose wagon contests this
afternoon were witnessed by an i'm
mense crowd.
Durham Company No. 2 won first
prize, $125.
Goldsboro No. 1 won second mon
ey, $75.
And Eclipse, of Goldsboro, carried
off third prize, $50.
There were twelve 'entries, the
teams and times of each being as
follows: Durham No. 2, 80 2-5 sec
onds; GoIdsboro Mol, 81 45; Eclipse,
Goldsboro, 33 4 5; Rescue; Raleigh,
"a; Fayetteville, II 1-5; Rocky
Mount, Al 3-5; Elizabeth City, 36 As;
Kinston, AZ; Newbern, ~ 1-5; Hen
derson, 40 4-5.
The Capital Hose Company, of Ra-
leigh, made a magnificent run, but
the man in charge of the hose fell,
alIo wing it to get away from him.
Concord also met with an accident.
The hose blew off from the hydrant.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27

Gives Marvellous, Exhibition OF
Scentilic -SoXing at
San4FrInciscO.

Wood " tr.Fs 2 wilton, san Fran
cisco Juty 2l--Jimny Britt is -oill
He was awarded the decIsIOn over
''Kid" SalIlvan ttnjght in tw IN. =
round contest, il wnIch Britt was
the bright ana shining star. He OFT
pointed S iIIvanin neatly eVacy Euund
and although he dll uo5 knocl out
the husky youngster rom lVashine-
lon, he dem pn5trat ID beyond all
doubt his superiority.
Britt gave a marvellous exhibition
of scientific boxing. His generalship
was perfect, aud during the whole
time Sullivan never landed an effec-
tive blow
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
INSURANCE IN ARKANSAS

The Arkansas supreme court has
declared the Arkansas antitrust in
surance IeW valid. Only two judges
dissented from the opinion of the
court. The law Was passed at the
last session of the legislature, anG it
is very sweeping. 1t not only for
bids rate agreements made inside the
State, but 1t bars, under neavy pen
alues, any fire insurance company
that makes any rate agreement any
where. The Latter feature was con-
tested III Arkansas court, but the su-
preme court held that the legislature
mad power to name the terms upon
which outside insurance companies
could do business in Arkansas.
The insurance companies do not
fancy an appeal to the federal courts,
because Ii they should reverse the
decision of the Stale supreme court
they would have to hold that the in
surance business is Interstate COM
merce, and that would bring them
under the operation of the sherman
antitrust act-a leap out OF the fry
Ing pan into the fire.
1t therefore seems probable that
the outside companies will abandon
Arkansas, trusting that the next leg
islature will repeal the King act,
which bears the endorsement ofGov-
ernor Davis, of the Democratic party
| and OF the people in three successive
campaigns.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
GOLDsBORO. N c.. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1905
Insane Patient Kills Room Mate

Traverse City, Mich, July o.
Mrs. Mary Larkins, patient at the
state insane asylum here, was
murd dared to-day by Mrs. Ernestine
Berge, another patient, while the
attendant was absent from the
room a few moments attending
another patient. When Miss Fenton,
the nurse, returned to the room the
two women were in, she found Mrs.
Larking with her head crushe ed from
blows with granite iron vessel. She
died in two hours. Mrs. Berge, after
the killing, walked quietly to her
bedroom. Both women were victims
of suicidal mania.
Patients afflicted with suicidal
N mia room together to keep watch
over eacn other. airs. .Berge, who had
never shown any homicidal ten
dencies, was Mrs. Larkin's room
mate. When the nurse attempted to
enter the ro III a ter hearing Mrs.
LafhIn Sfoan9, MIS-. befge met ner
at the door and tried to brain her
with the same dish that killed Mrs.
Larkins.
The help of two other nurses was
required o overcome theinsane muir
deress. Mrs. Berge seemed dazed,
one moment knowing aothiog of the
murder, and the neXtmoment saying
she had a nightmare, aud thought a
man was trying IL Nil, her, and that
she h I'd ate np 81 10 dsiend ner-
Sc f.
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is RUSSIA SINCERE?
Japan Hears of Encouraging
Messages to LineVitch From
The Gar.

Toki, July 19-It is believed that
Emperor Nicholas recently sent an
encouraging message 10 Genera
Linevitch promising him provisions
and other neces5arie5 for ATTAINING (
aa ultimate victory. Its also report
ed that the Russian Emperor recent
ly ordered the mobilization OF four
army corps. This fact taken IN con
nection with the reported limitation
OF NJ. Wits power as chief peace
plenipoteutiary is deemed 70 be q
sign that Rus ia is not sincere ia heI
expressed desires for the conclusion
Of peace.
Heavy seas are still raging elf the
coast of the Island of SakhalIn, and
further reports Of the japanese oper-
ations there are not expected ia the
future.
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Trinity Park School

A first class pr- paratory school.
Certificates of graduation accepted
for entrance te leading southern col
leges.
Best Equipped Preparatory School
In the South.
Faculty of ten officers and teachers.
Campus of seventy-fve acres. Lii
brary containing thirty thousand
volumes. Well equip. ell gymna-
sium. High standards and modern
methods of instruction. Frequent
lectures by prominent lecturers. Ex-
penses exceedingly moderate. Seven
years of phenomenal success. Fol
catalogue and other information, adj
dress,
!. a. BIvINs, Headmaster.
DURHAM, N. e,
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BOBBERS AT APEX.
Enter The Cape Fear and North
ern Railway Depot, But Get
no" Booty

Apex, n. c., July 24.-The Cape
Fear and Northern railway depot
was visited by an amateur robber at
three O'Clock this morning. The
building was entered by means of
cutting out blind on one of the
ground windows.
The iron safe, which is an extra
large one, was left unmolested which
fact leads Us to believe that it was
not the work of a professional +"
Mr.. Phillips, freight receipt audi
tor, who occup pies d room in the
depot at night, was away with d
sick friend until about three O'Clock,
when he returned TO the depot find
ing the burglar inside, witt d light,
whereupon hehurried for 81 lance,
but the burglar made good his es-
cape before the assis ance arrived.
This is not the 41r5t attempt al
pilfer by petty robbers.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
Administrators Notice.

The oxford Savings Bank and
Trust Company, having been duly
appointed by the Clerk of the Su-
psior Court of Wayne county, ss
administrator of the estate of T.:
Rogers, deceased, late of Wayne
county, hereby notifies ali persons
holding claims against said deceased
to present the same for payment to
J. G. Hurt, Vice-PresideDt and Cen
eral Manager OF said Oxford Savings
Bank and Trust Conn., pany at Oxford,
| N. c., before the 22nd day of July
1906, or this notice will be pleaded
| in bar of their recovery. All parties
Indebted to said estate are requested
| to make immediate settlement.
This July 22nd, 1905.
oxford Saving Bank & Trust Co.
Adm. of J. F. Rogers, deceased,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
Relief ia Sax Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
Disease iieved IN six hours by
ssNEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE Il is a great surprise On ac-
cornh Of Ita exceeding promptness
in reiieyinss pain IN bladder, kidneys
and back. IN nala or female. Re-
ieves retention OF wst.7r almost i'm
,mediataiy. IF yoa want quick. relief
and cure this is the remedy Sold
by MI. e. Ro0 nson IL Bfo druggists,
GoldHboro, N, G.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
ANARCHIST REFORMED
Wants to BE Good After Getting
Out OF Prison.

Pittsburg, July 19-Alexander
Bertmann, the alleged anarchist,
who cLtempted to kill H. c. Frick,
The millionaire steel manufacturer,
during the great Homestead strike of
1892, was released from the weastern
oemtentiary today, and was imme-
diatelv arrested again on commit
meat to the Allegheny county work
house 20 serve one year for carrying
concealed weapon.
Berlznann was sentenced to 70
years Ia the penitentiary, but good
behavior earnad for him commuta-
zion Of nine years, so that he served
out IS years. During his long i'm
srisonment Berkmann devoted his
fai5uTe time to study and writing.
As he ,ett for the workhouse he said
to Deputy Sheriff Haggerly: ST
nope there wont be any notoRie*y
about me. l want to do my Htale
Dit and then be a good man and nve
at peace with the world"
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MIR. HID DEN AGAIN.
He viii Mine For Hiddenite on
"a Large Scale.

He VIII Mine For Hiddenite on
Large Scale.
EIkin Times.
The hidde1ite mines in Alexander
county, which were formerly oper-
atad quite successfully for a number
Of years, but which We're abandoned
about six or seven years ago, are to
be operated again in the near future
Prof. Hidden, who first discovered the
stone, and who operated it for a
NUMBER of years, has recently been
investigating the prospects for further
successful mining. Satisfying himself
lhat the stone Can still be mined in
paying quantities, the Professor has
purchased adjoining tracts of land
installed heavier and more modern
machinery with a view to prosecut-
ing his mining operation on a much
larger scale than ne mas duae before,
Tne 1iudenite is a stone of grea;
value and we believe was first dis
covered in Alexander county.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
BUCK SWAMP ITEMS.
ChrcnIcling Of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh

That Thriving Neigh
borhood.
ARGUS BUREAU,
Buck swamp, n. G,
July 25, 1905.
Mrs O Y Booker. of Smith, Id, is
visiting rela ives iii this neishbor-
hood.
Mrs Sam Ea5on, of your city, spent
Saturday with her sister Mrs Der
Deans.
The farmers of our sectiou are bu !
curing tobacco aud eating water
MELONS.
Miss Annie Overtnan If your city
was the guest of Miss Mabel Deans
Saturday.
Mrs Gray Aycock spent several
days with her mother last wees
Mrs Laura Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Haywood Lynch at
tended the quarterly meeting al
Woodland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs G L GurIey visited
their son Mr Charlie Gurley at
Princeton Saturday.
Miss Lula Perkins, Of Fremont, is
spending this week with her sister
Mrs George Perkings.
Mr. Pearson and brother have
erected new saw mill noar here.
They are now doing good work.
Several of the young people and
old attended the picnic and debating
exercises at Pleasant Grove Thurs
day.
e Mr. Jim Pike died at his home
near here Thursday morning at foul
O'Clock. lie leaves wife aud sew
eral children to mourn his loss.
The stDonkey Party" given by
Miss Lizzie Deans Saturday night
was very much enjoyed by alt who
were present, every one seeming Il
have good time. The prizes were
awarded Mr Tom Deans, and Mis-
Viola Guriey.
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HERE YOU ARE.
BustVr Brown Sizes Up Life S
Real InNardneSS.

REoOLNED,
"Fhat L do love my aunt aud un-
Gle for being 50 kind and patient
with me. Kindness r is all there is TO
it. You may sit in the front pew
with your best clothes on from early
Sunday morning till late Sunday
night, but if you lose your patience
and say cross things because your
breakfast is not ready on Monday
morning, or at any other little an.
noyance, you may just bid the
church goodby, you are no chris
tain. The first step in reform is
forgetfulnes5-forget the past OF
others, and forget your own past.
Piety is forgiveness, and forgiveness
is divine. Kindness does it.
CLUSTER BROWN"
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, in 6 to IA days. First
application gives ease and rest. Soc.
II your druggist hasn't it send soc in
stamps and it will be forwarded
postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., ST.
Louis, Me-,
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in POstofice, Colds
boro, Wayne County, n. c.,
July IS, 1905.
MEN'SLIsT.

MEMS LIST.
BI S Baum.
C-Troy Crawford, 2 r Caster.
D-Jake Davis.
He S HutchinS, Horace Hogan,
George Ham.
I-Jaekson Isarel.
IN NJ johnson.
NH C Maxwell.
ST Q Stambaugh, G w Sails,
Sam Shelton.
T-Martha Taylor.
P-John L Patrick, Eddie Powell.
VIC w Wood, G M Wormwood.
LADIES LIST.
E-Charity Evans, Laura Everritt,
George Evans, Reuben Enniss.
F-Futrell Fread.
Ct -Malis5ey Grigery.
H-Francis Hill, Annie Harmon,
Josie p Hargrove.
J-Mrs Jones.
L-Millie Lanster.
! Malice Morgan.
P-Lucy Parks.
W Martha Williams, Edith Wilson,
Dicey Wilson.
Persons calling for above lettera
| will please say advertised. Rules
: i 4
| be paid Oh advertised letters.
J. f. DOBSON,
| Postmaster.
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Great Is Greensboro.
Greensboro Record.

On account Of the breaking of a
shaft by the ice company at VII
mington there Is al zee famine on. 1t
became necessary to have ne"
shaft sent by express, the charges on
which were S11O. What kind of a
shaft was 1t or what kiIt4 OF machine
shops has Wilmington that 1t could
not be made there? Half a dozen
shops in Greensboro could have sup
piled it and saved sendlng SO far for
it.