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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09

pcr6oitet morocn iin6. Mon erludr-
tct Die bal0ige &inrid)tung oreier ND
o%elsiilbrer. 4oli5eibeumte iin6 nab
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Geben ri5firtc, nm Die Wtiliion1rin
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nit Der Wtclounq, DAB uli Dem britt
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Cargo oltS @offcn, iolpie Wunitiou
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Gampier Carlisle" bcribte oui CT
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MOI Of icoS no icn3 bel
Gran5 Solcpb.
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nildlen 9otid,nit, botte cine Nbidieo3e
Nu0len5 bci'm aoiler Sron5 &oiepb,
moralli CT Die Heile no6 Den Ser.
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81 aleifer Belt mur0e Qiultenant
Eohn WtcGlintod bonn o. Gobullerie-
Hcgimcnt, melder ser Nod)fol0cr oe9
Gopt. Sorri8 it, Dem &aiier porgc.
Itelt. Gr bot ole Gili6ten oeS Wiilis
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itioniu bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-09

ltl10 Die WttBbdlt0cltct 0ollll 1c}lpllll.
QcrL ibre eiqellcn &nmern0cn alls5lIa
peiti6en. 0ic Wtoroerin Soforoif'
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Ocn. 9ei ser &%erboltunQ crtlGrte 0i9
Grnt, lie bobc mn Den 8eidIuB Der
TerroriIten Nbtbcitung Der l~o5ialcn
&cuolution0ren olSgefiibrt.
Die @rclteltbotcn Soharoii'5 bel
ieinem fiir5lidcn Gin5ug in @oooons
idino, cincm Corr i'm Commencement
Surotoff, mer0en mic iOl9t Qeidil-
bert; oGr fam nit &Oiodcn mo Nr=
t%illcrie. Die 8ullern mllr0cn BON $40.
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lie in elmer Nnlprade auiiOr6crtc, ibr2
Nnfii6rcr ull5}lllletern. Ger 1or1
glcltcite trot bcrpor mo crDi0crtc olti
Ole 9lnipra6c 6cS Generals, rpci9crtc
iid obcr, Die Nlnfiibrcr 81 ncnlcn. So-
fort lpllr0c cr gcpadt mo 0urh9c
pciti6t, bis cr bclpubtloS }ulonmcu
brod. 9orouf beQob iid Soboror'
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lIeB Die 9olterll Der 9Slutilr Der So
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ZEN luorel. Ntelc b%egn11cn Damn,
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ruiiiihe Giuon WiniItcrium, Dob
Scr Wpl0lhob 10 arpb lei, ooi, sic
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Seue 8efcbpcrla9eu Dol
Sntereiie.

Senator Sobge bat einiee Bills 5itr
N%ncnoirlun9 oes GinlpnnoernngSae-
leBeS eingcreift. Tieie Bills IhlieBen
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Superintendent 2ittlefielo BON Maine
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
Morganton De7orates for the Conven-
ton Which Beginsc Tday.

Morganton, c., Oct 3,-The
State Converts L of the United
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
PERSONALS.

Mr.. N w. Walker, of Chapel Hill,
is visitor TO Raleigh.
Mr.. w. West. of Greensboro, was
a visitor to Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. G. E. Whitney, of Bessemer
City, was here yesterday
Mr.. Fred l.. Merritt, of Goldsboro,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. j. A. Patterson, of New Bern.
is a visitor to Raleigh.
Mr.. Fl. c. Cooper of Roanoke
Rapids, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. P. Fl. Norcross, of Burlington,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. r. S. Mccall of Asheville, is
in the city.
Prof. c. Alphonso Smith. of Chapel
Hill. spent last night at the Yarbor-
ough.
Mr. Thomas S. Fuller went to Fay
etteville yesterday on professional
business
DIR. w. L. Hudson. of Dunn, was in
Raleigh yesterday. He says that crops
in his section are very short
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
MANER's MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Men Accused by Peter Smith of SIay.
ing His Step-Daugbter. Line
man Hurt by Fall.
(Snecial to News and nhsnruor

NopecldI W news ana observer
ASheville, n. c., Oct. 3.-Elias
Manner, young man of the wv sec
ton of this county, was murdered
suicided or was accidentally killed
near Barnardsville, twenty miles from
here, yesterday afternoon. Youne
Manner left his home alone to go souir-
rel hunting and failed to return las;
night. His family becoming UNEASY
searching party was organized and
after a long search his body was found
with gun-shot wound in the stom
ach The man was lying on his face
and evidently had been dead for some
hours
A thorough search revealed the
fact that the hunters gun was miss
ing, and it is upon this that theories
of foul play are based. The theory
is advanced that after being wounded
he dropped his gun and started fol
his home, but it is incredible that he
could have gone far wounded as he
was. Officers are investigating the
matter and an inquest may be held
Sheriff Reed today stated that the
names of the men whom Peter Smith
implicated in the murder of his step
daughter last September are Henry
and Columbus Frisbee, of Madison
county. Smith signed written state
ment that these men were guilty, and
gave the names of men by whom he
said it could be proved The sheriff
is inclined to think this statement
false and for the purpose Of enabling
him to secure a Communication of his
sentence, and the opinion is expressed
that Smith himself was the murderer
The woman disappeared one night and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
THE FIRST FRUITS
Men Keeling On the
Streets in Wadesboro.
1t Was the Initial Gay Under License
to Sell Liquors. One Young
Man Placed in a
Cell.
Especial to News and Observer. }

Especial to News and Observer
Wadesboro, n c.. Oct. 3.-LicenSeS
were granted yesterday to seven per-
sons to retaid LIQUORS in the town OF
Wodesboro and as a first days result
several young men, sons of those OF
our citizens who voted for such ad.
Vancement, were seen staggering on
the streets from the influence ano
direct effect of the granting of said
license. One of them was so unfor-
tunate as to get in the lock up.
A young man by the name of Davis
was arrested here today on the
strength of message from Chester
field, S. c., to the effect that he haO
stolen a lot of money from his brother
who lives there. The officers got be-
tweenl five and six hundred dollars OF
of his person together with a revolver.
when he was arrester, and he is nov
lodged in Jail.
enry Wall, the four-year-old soon OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Little, died this
evening about seven o'clock, after a
very severe illness of only two or three
days. His parents have the sympathy
Of the entire community in the loss
of their precious little boy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
BIG CASES MAY WAIT.
1t Is Now Probable That None Will
Be Tried This View.

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, n. c., October g.
Today was Jail deliverance day l.
the Federal Court, cases disposed o.
being generally against parties in Jail
who are of the old issue typical moon
sinner class. They generally submit
stating that they had only ''sOt up
for short time to make them a little
something to drink. Judge Boyd sale
that while this class of offenders in.
terefered but little with Uncle Sans
revenues, since most of the WhiskcI
they made was drunk at the still by
the owners before it got cold, anC
never got more than five miles off, ye
they corrupted and involved a who'll
neighborhood in trouble and had T.
be broken W since men would qui
work and so to hanging arOunt sti
house, trying to live by dishones
methods.
Court ran out of work this morn
ing and a short recess had to be takeI
waiting for the grand jury to bring il
bills.
1t is now probable that none of tbs
big cases will be tried. and if thi:
proves a correct forecast, court vii
not last longer than this week, except
for civil cases. While the Glenn VII.
liams case has not been called, it is
now pretty certain that it cannot be
tried. Mr.. Williams has not been hero
at all, and it now transpires that his
wife is critically ill., and has beer
seriously sick for two weeks. g'hiS
being the case there VIII necessarily
have TO be a continuance.
Yesterday attorneys for defendant.
asked permission of tho court to TAX,
the bills of indictment out of the
clerks office for the purpose of exam
nation and inspection. Judge BoyC
said this was against the rules, but II
would grant the request with the dis
tinct understanding that if one of tn,
bills was lost or miSlaid, the tria
should proceed on the recorded cop,
in the clerks dockeet. This mornins
Judge Bynum asked the court to issu,
an order for Cellevtor Harkins to fur.
nish defendants with certain record.
and returns in his office. Judge Boyo
did not grant this request, saying n
would have to take a little time to eX
anime more closely into it, as he wa
of the opinion that it was contrary t
rules of the court as regulated by thu
Department and construed by tn
Supreme Court.
An amusing incident developed yes.
terday. 1t seems that the indicted
officers had taken seriously the re
peated publications and declaration
of counsel that they wanted the quick.
est trial possible, so as to get an earl.
and complete "Vindication," One o
these defendants thinking to be o
service to the cause, had taken il
upon himself to SEQ the District AT
torney Saturday and had no trouble
whatever in getting the District At
torney to agree to take his case VI
the very first thing Monday morning
When the gentleman, with great pride
made the announcement of his sue
cessful interview and arrangement
with the District Attorney, it is sale
his lawyers came near making hin
have fit, and got the accommodating
prosecutor to cancel the contract Sc
if these important and serious case.
are not tried this term the expected
will have happened.
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Miss Georgia Welles, who will Gre
ate the principal feminine role in
Thomas Dixon, Jr.'s play. THE Clans
man." is telling a very funny story on
the landlord of an apartment house
in which she once lived in London.
This Landlord" said Miss Welles,
like many Of his ilk objected to
tenants with children. One day a
lady dressed in mourning called to in
uuire about an apartment. After
ascertaining that her husband was
living and responsible financially, the
landlord asked:
"Have you any children, madam
yes" replied the lady, Il have
seven, sir. but they arc all in the
churchyard''
With look of deep sympathy the
landlord signed the lease.
Tn a few days, the lady, her hus-
band and seven children moved in.
The indignant landlord called at
once and asked the lady what she
meant By telling him that her children.
were not living.
{"Oh. dear me" she sweetly re-
sponded, what a dreadful idea.
said they were all in the churchyard.
often send them over there to play
and the little dears were there 40 day
came to look at the apartment"
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McGhee-KimbrO.

High Point, N. c., Oct. 3.-Mr. E.
A. McGhee, of this place, was united
In marriage last night to Miss Mary
kimbro. of Greensboro, at the home
of the bride. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. B. r. Bowers of the
REFORMED church of this place
\ i +
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
Old Dominion
Line
AND RAIL CONNECTIONS

Express steamships leave Norfolk.
Va, daily, at 1880 p. M, for New
York direct, affording opportunity for
through passengers from the South,
Southwest and West to visit Rich
mond Old Point Comfort and Vir-
ginia Beach en- route.
For tickets and general information
apply to railroad ticket agents.
III. u. WALKER, v. p. g. L. NJ. New
York, n. Y.
j. j. BROWN, GcenraI Passenger Agt.,
New York, n. ".
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the only trace of her ever found was
her severed head.
:. w. Stradley, a lineman in the
employ of the Asheville Telephone
company, fell from a tree here this
afternoon while endeavoring to dis
some telephone wires and re-
5eiVed injuries that may prove fatal.
lie tell on his right arm and forehead,
receiving severe conclusion Of the
Drain and fracturing his wrist. His
physicians think it likely that there
is also fracture of the skull on the
left side He has not regained con-
sciousness since the accident and his
condition is considered most serious
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04

ideas which make many musical
comedies the acme of stupidity was
relegated to the rubbish pile, and au-
thor Glen MeDonough adopted an
entirely new and original theme in
his treatment Of Babes in Toyland. y
There is doubtless no one who can't
recall how in childhoods days, he
thrilled at the adventures of Little
Red Riding Hood and the other char
acters or felt warm tears course down
his cheeks when he contemplated the
sorrows of the lost babes in the woods.
In BABES in Toyland' all these de-
lightful fairy book people live aSd
have their being on the stage. One
watches their love affairs is charmed
by their wit and humor, music,
dancing and revels in the superb do
mains Of Toyland.
There are seventy people in the
Toyland Company besides the large
orchestra and the special stage crew
carried The company travels ex-
clusively by special train.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
SABBATH DAY.
Observed Sunday in the Presbyterian
Church.

There was a pleasant service Sun
day morning in the First Presbyterian
Sunday School. The occasion was the
observance of Sunday School Day"
In accordance to the directions of the
General Assembly Of the Southern
presbyterian Church. The audience
hlled the spacious room. The choir
and orchestra of the school were out
n 1ull attendance. The CradclrolI was
represented by few infants with
their nurses. The home department.
which is under the supcrintendcncy Of
MI. oscar Z. Hay, had some of its
members present. Mr.. Herbert w
Jackson, the superintendent, presided
Excellent addresses were made by Dr.
y. ii. Hill, Mr. n. ID. Broughton and
Governor Glenn
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
Special Trains Between Union Depot
Raleigh, and Fair Grounds,
Oct. 1S, 10 and 20.

On Wednesday and Friday, October
18th and goth. special trains will be
operator Union Depot to Fair Grounds
and return every thirty minutes from
300 a. m. until 500 p. m, and every
twenty minutes on Thursday, October
18TH from $50 a. m. until 500 p. m.
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BABES IN TOYLAND."
Thursday Evening, October 9Th.

In the three acts and many scenes
of Babes in Toyland," one is shown
in flesh and blood the characters of
the fairy stories "Babes in the
Woods" This musical comedy of
Glen McDonoughs and Victor Her.
bert's which was the one great hit
of New York, Chicago and Boston last
year is from every point of view diff
ferent from any musical extravaganza
ever seen.
The old thread-bare and impossible
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ExtraditiOn Warrant Signed.
CBv the Associated Press. }

CBy the Associated Press.)
Ottawa, Ont, oct. 2.-Thc warrant
for the eXtradition of John +. Gay
nor and B. d. Greene, has been sign
ed by the Minister of Justice and
forwarded to the lieutenant governor
Of the Province of Quebec.