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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

y3ori dan I. D}oi. 9tnbc5lt
100 Ecrioncn luur0cn bcllte in per
idicocncn Sto0ttbrilcn bon @nrid)mt
0ct0oict o0cr pcuuun0ct. Iie Srllps
pen ld)icncn uncontrollrbnr lul0 per-
lebten ole @eieble, NIT QidBigumG
Ill bonoclu. Sic icucrtcn blinolingS
olli Nolfabouien mo Die 9lrbciter
rGdten lid) ourd &erucnoung Don
9onlbcn ltll0 ,Scllcuuullcn. Tlele
Traucn uno ainocr beiilOen iih I'M.
fer 0Cn (o0ten mo Sterbcn0cn.
Soeutc 9lbenO berriht cine hohit oil.
ltcrc Stinlnung III ocrStoot mo 0ic
Seioenihoitcn oe9 Nolfc0 ijno uui'
NohItc entilonlnt.
@06rcno 0ca &ornittn9S Ging
glneS gut, 0ic StroBcn uoren nit
ieitlid) gcfleiOcten Wienidcn mo Sol.
0oten beoedt, &in0er lpielten in Dem
bellen Snnnenld)eill lln0 MIR Die Nn.
iueIenbeit pieler SSninnterie 9lbtbeis
lrngel ln0 3oladenpatronillen crs
innerte an Die @efo6r Der Sohloge.
@cgen = llbr No6ntittogs mnridir.
ten mebrere Snlleno glrbeIter, lpelde
rotbe Sobnen trugCn, ole 3ela5nos
StroBe eutlnng. Sic betrllgen ii6
rubig mo luuroen lon9e Belt nidt
bel0ltigt. Eloblih crihienen mebrere
Shpooroncn mo ioBteu, obne lid
nni1nGlid) cin5unliihenL 81 beioen
Seiten Der StroBc, nobe Dem 9ilrger.
Iteig Eolto, iuobreno Die glrbcitcr
our6 Die 2ilic ocs Diilitors 5ogen.
Ginen Nugenblif ip0ter n1berte iid
cine Gonlpa9nie ,Snionterie bon born
ler mo Damn uIncbte ole Gapollerie
eInen sngrlif mlf ben ;3ug lpelber
ollrd piebc nit Dem floden S1bcl
ouseinanoergeiprengt lpliroe gllS lid
Die &npollerie Damn 5uriidjog ielcrte
Die ,Snfanterie cine Solpe ob, lporani
Die Sbellnebmer OH bcr Gcmonltro.
ton Die Slltdt erariffen. Gle rSnfons
terie iubr iort alif Die sSliidtigen 5ll
ieuern lno in @on5en lpuroen in
oieier 9liioire 81 Meni6cn gctootet
mo piele perlullloet. Wian gloubt,
ooB 10 Der %erturnoeten iterben mcr.
oen. Ias 6eliern Der Iritppen miro
als g0n5lid innerunlaBt geid)iloert
nno bat Die groBtc gntriiitlng inter
aaen StIoiien Der 9euolferung CT,
iuedt Siele Der Spier iino IN ben
Niiden geiboiien Elm 9epeis, oob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02


Nnomab K Co., Rensg sgori.
@er.be 0errCnl - Sn 9e8ue nuf aNabpab's
BIlen" miiultbe i'd. au faeen, oab Id uiemuIs
irGenb Elm SeiImtiieI aeiunoen babe, baB benleI.
BEN aIeih III.
gBdbrtno Der Iet.eu 8tuet Sabre lit 10 an
uerObler Spspepiie uno SerItopiuna, gatb BEN
6iien oerfpilrie i6 ein 3eihb oer Gshfuere i'm
Dlagen uno oes grbrehens. bate G6mersen
nnb mar fdipinoIib i'm stopf unb oanH puroe
i'd nerbDs. S6 probirte gIueS, mas mir EN-.
piobIen pnr. NRsin sIr8t faete mir, bab 10
brcHiibe Serftopinna uno einen lnureu Wagen
babe. Gr BALI mir etn tuenie, aber furirte milo
nft Sd par fat oer5ueifelt GnoIin bepoa
MID Elm 5reunb, -Jiabtuab's giaen" 81 probt.
ren mas i'd aud that. llnb Id fage NIT ger.
gniigen, bab iie mir nitt nur anoerung ber.
iboffen, ionoern midb poiitib furrteH. Soear
nad)oem i'd ie Elm paar 9aee eeHomuen bate
arbeitete Der WldGen reeuldr, uuo bic bpspepti.
fben Sbmptome ftnb loon berituunoeu. Sest
ibIe i'd mid pe etn neuer Wienih.
W'oee Sott Gle uno Sbre tpunberbare W,ebt.
sin ieanen. Sob berbiebe Sbt
y. Q, SreIler, Guentoipn, va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

@uriholL I. Niui - 2lQc 0e
ihGitc IN biciiqcr Stnot limo bclltc int
Stodcn. Gic SroBcnbu6ncn iiuo
ouBcr @ctricb. feline 7roihteu cr-
iheiucn mui ocn StroBcrL mo 0it
Ncboroe but oic Su0pcniion oc@ &C.
lcpbonoicnita bciobicu. Tic StroBcn
iino nit W}cnidcn lciiilt ollcil bis
l|ittnQ bottCn lid) tcinc llnrubcn crs
cignct. EotrouiIlcn 5icbcn oii mo
ub ln0 cine iturfc Militdrnloht bGlt
0cn @bctto bclctt.
(Sp1tcr) - 0cutC NohnittuH
mur0en 81 WcnIdCn al Gdc Don
3clo5nu' mo observation-disclosures IN
cincm Gnnilitt puild)cn Sruppcn mo
9lrbcitcrn Gct0Ntct rno uiclc ucrlprm
set. Sin 3uG 2lr6citcr. mcIdbcr rotbe
Sobncn iiibrtc, lulr0c bon <NnIontcric
uO aopoIlcric ouQcbotcn. Gic
aopoacrie modtc eincn 9lugriif Wu0
ole Snioutcrie icucrtc, nit Ocnl be
reitS nit0etbeilteu 9ciuItot. 6iiui
5cbn Scr &euplmbetcn lplrocn IN cin
S0oipital gcbrudt sic IHciItcn purOcn
icoodb nod iGrcn @obnrn0en 9ctro.
gen.
(7.O6 9(bcnoS. S.)-Gin mcitcrcr 3u.
iommenItoB Huiidcn SolOntcl mN
2Irbcitcrn miro npn ser Gdc Scr
3Iotc. ruo SosuounitroBc bcrihtCt.
Cine WiilitGrpotrouillc fcucrtc BORT
olI eincu &olf9houicn lm0 t00tcte
ooCr pcuurnoctc 20 Ecrioncn.
9tobc5u 100 SoNtc uu0 Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
~ 3ifceu

Itro rein begetabiIifb, miIb unb suberldifs.
9euirfeu perfefte gerpauuHe, bolItdnbise abs
iorbirlna uno eefuuoe aeaeIuldblefett.
Cir bic oeiiuns upu alien Stihlperben beS
@'asems, per 6inseiueioe, @isreu, glaie. ner.
pbien arantbeiten, Sdmorrbuibrn, 0pphuet aus
alien 9ehweroeu oer seber.
Breis 25 Gents pro eoI. Beriauft bon allen
gIpotbefen ooer per goit suseidnbi nan gup
pfan9 oes greiies. alao,pap & Co., 55 Gin.
etrahe, Re,u.Drrf.
geio fiber, bab Sbr .Raoiuab's" befommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

Ncmoht lmo hGlt sic &crichjc0cuhcit
Scr Neligiou iir Ole 9Iutiou uie iijr
oie Stride ielbit iiir gut Elm %rilBip,
ou3 ciu fo0erirte5 9hlBIu0 bcocltcu
miiroc. ioIl9 e3 puiitilhc HIncrtcu
mm9 lGH0e
9}cue MitQlicocr ocS II ci d. s.
rdthn.
Ecter3 burn I. W}oi - Gur6
toiicrlithc0 9icifript miro ser @roi
Moron3oif 0oihfoif StuttbnItcr im
&uufolla, in ocn NciNarotb berlticlL
unO 5lul WiitglicO oea Wiiuiiter- -Gomis
tc'a cruomt lmo Der StoutSictretdr
Baron Noble nit &ertrctrnA oeS
Stnttholtera bel 0cu @crut6ltugen
0c0 Mcihorotbc3 benultrogt.
0urh cil lucitcrca Hcitript lpcrocu
}ll NIitaIic0Crn oca 9tcidarntbcS crs
nonnt: Wcncrnl NripcnbcrQ. Senutor
(o1untlclf Shirt SlOcnafp mo Die
@crren Nojorcit Sdmuuunn, Ionic
2IricuiciL lno Dem Siirltcn llrlliiom,
@otldoltcr in Mcn ioluic 0cnl Gro-
iciior IVIurtcna, NiitNlie0 oc9 intcrtoz
tion0lcu Sd)ic0aNcriChta, Der 9llcron-
Der 9tcp2tu. Srocn ucrlicben. So3
Nelfript Gnbcrt ouh 0ic StraiCn Der
Nff3icrc, bic lueAcn hc@ ihorIcu Sar
lIticbullc9 bci Scr 9Scibc oco 9teipu,
@ulcr3 pcrlrtbcilt luor0cn limo.
u II cb in ocu EroDiu5cn per
licf6oS 3 Oitcricitrubta.
EctcrS burM I. Nioi.-Sitcr,
IonntnN, mclhcr in 9illBlnnO ~ cincm
nIlgcncincn NIu3tulld bon NcllldCll,
oiii}icllcr nn0 pcri0ulidcr Notllr, be-
mubt III mcr0cu piIeat mo on 0cm
Ncucroic UoitircrOihoit Neilbt miro,
pcrljei it petersburg uollltdnoin
rubiI, un0 otch aus 0cn Erouin5cn
lnO feline llnrrben qemcloct ppr0cn.
,Nl 0cn tSabrituicrteIn bon EcterS,
burg lunren Hol3ei lm0 &oiodcm IN
N(cu0c norbulbcu, Ole ibrC 9lnuclCn.
belt 0urf bcitdn0iqc2 Eutrolillircu
tunhtbatclL nbcr Is uor tcin 2lnIaB
fiIr ibr Gingrciien norbun0cn uno
man gIoubt, boB 0ie Situotion lmter
gutter Gontrolc lit Sic bietct feinc
Scr ominoicn 9In3cidcn oeS Gors
o6cn0S pom -. Somor oar.
9Il9 aiidincif, 100 0ic Terilbc, 5u
ESubcnbcten olf}ubctcn. 0en aGeruS
pcronIoBicn, ole 0emeinoen 3ltr
@obrlnN Der Stlbe 81 nobnen, iinO
feline Tcmonitrntionen gcnIcloct nor
0en.
WioSfou, I. Mai - Der Otter
tag ucrIiei nit Scr bcrfGnmIihcn
tScicr obnc Die gcringitc Spur bon
GubcitorlmQcu.
S0ciia 1. W}oi. 49, Scr Otter.
ionntug nnbnl einen rubiQcn 0er-
lalI. <SrgcllO pclhc aunogebungen
1nnocn niht itott.
&ieit I. Moi - @citcrn mar
bier 9lIlcS rilbig mo oie 9eo0lferlIna
icicrtc 0en Oitcrionutog in Der Der.
tommIihen gSeiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

grfdltnhg In einem 5aae ~ turireN.
nebme man fnraiibe HrOHo Ganine IGbffts
SeIlIns erfDlgt. G. ~. grpue's tlnierffriff
aa ieoer S6abteI. (Tobt2. "a j Dtla.gy.GHsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

! lie 81 cutIleheu uCrlubtcn, ais nc
nie0Cr0eitrcft mlW0cu,
!0t Cbr 2 SdrCdCnSiccuCn.
Cine nCuc S6rcdCu3icene crciQnCtc
! ltb lcgcn , llbr ?tadmittaOS al Scr
G'dc Scr ,}Ioto lm0 So3norcsStruBc,
! ais 9lrbcitcr BON birtcr elmer Otdlcr
! her mli cine EortouilIc icucrten. Die
Fotrouille Aub Damn iOiort Scrlcr olr
Die uoribcrgcbcnocn EoItabolllcn
| ln0 t00tetc oocr ucrmunocic 20 Ecr'
ionen.
9ic erite Nombc luuroc I'M 9.35
bcltc 9Iben0 0euorlcn unN judr III
Die Oiittc cine aoludCnpntrorlllc nobc
Dem MIencr 9obuboi. 0rci &oladen
mo Elm Eoli}lt procu olrtb oicielbe
geto0tet mo jluci Nratcn, lucldc &c.
ruOe inn @cArili murcns Den Nobnbol
5l uerlnilcn. ldlfpcr pcrlctt. &olodcn
ltn0 >$niontcric Nabcn mcbrcrc Sols
pen al, mo mon lncl0et 0dB ulelc
Wtenihcn 0ctootct uurben oocr Mlm.
Den 0ouou trufrn Srltppcn babcn
ieit Dem Sorlot oie gnn5c 9taDbors
! ihnit ln5inAclt mo Is lit luun0glid).
| 0enulc &lIn0e iIbcr 0cll &orIull il CT
lan0cn.
Inn lOl5 9lben03 brodlCn 9fubcIt0s
umgcn bel Dem 3ombolusfo (borc
Der &orito0t Nrnpo, jcniritS Der
gNciblcl, ans. Ginc 9roBe W}cni6cn-
ncnge bate lid 5linWncngcrottct
rn0 bcorobtc 0ic Srllppcn, bis 0uine
| rem Scucr ollI ooa Nolf gubcn. &lcr
Menicben lpurOcn gctootct nm piclc
pctluunoet.
2ln DER SeroiolinisStroBc ieuertc
, heutc 9lbcn0 cil Monl bon Dem Gud
zines SollleS ans nltf cine 6utrollllc,
ic0od) obnc 9tcIultot. >Sn Der Noritdot
Molo mur0c belrtc 9Ibcn0 cin St-
ocnt, lpelder Frotlonlotioncn per.
tbciltc, 0ltrh cine Eotrnuillc cricboi.
ien. Nm Der Nourots StroBe in Nor.
ldou crihoB Inn Ole lGnlicbe Belt
cine Futroulllc cine 6ral.
TortieBung Scr llnru6cn
Crluartet.
9ua beuti1c 9lutperqicBcn oiirftc
Die nllgCnlcinc Sittntion olli icbr
uuhboItigc gSeiie beeiniliiiicn un0
uictlciht luic0cr ciucn @cneruIItrifc
3lr Sol1c hobcn. Die gSlitb ocS &ol=
te9 lit bla 5lr SieoeblBe entflonlnt
Grnite Nelorlnile luerbcn binlhtlid)
Der m0glidcn Greigniic oeS ). Wini,
Dem %obrcatnNe Der Proclamation
Der polniihcn Gerioiinng an ueIbenl
! lid obnebil iolt naiobrlid 9iltbcit0-
run1en creiQnclL gebg a. Selte 9lbcno
oellten olc ,}eid]en oli cine Sort.
| ieblnq Der llHrltben, llno Der g0n5e,
ieit bcn linrnhen bonn leBten >}onllnr
bon Der Hcglcrtng geruonnene Nooen
! lit ipie0er perIoren lporben. Nlr Yer.
ionen5iige gcbcn beilte 9lbeno pon
@orid1uu ob. 0ieielbeu limo nit
Sliid)tigen ilbcriilllt uno luerOen uou
9eonlten oe2 Sngcnieur Iepnrtc.
ment5 beoient Ou ollc Sofomotipiiib,
rer, Sei5cr lm0 anoerc 9eoienifctc oie
9lrbeit cingcitcIIt bober.
glu6 in 20o5 muroe @lut
pcrgoiien.
Ieter&6urG I. Mioi 5.05
9lbenos. - Gic cin5iqe 9ubcit0rung
I'M ,Snncrn &uBlono's. ouBer scr
ienigen 5u M0rhmL lpel6c iolpei
aenlcloet murOc creianete lid, ;u
Soo,, 100 eiu 0ciitIider bon cincm
Mob nit Stcincn 6ombaroirt muroe.
Ser stngriii pgronloBte Die Eoli5ci
gum Ginid)reiten umo ein aolnpi er.
io(ote, in meltcn bier W1nner &C.
| id)ollen mnroell
georihon +. Oini -slns 500,
Ilpuroc beute ]Idd)nlittag per 5ele.
phou aenleloet Odi, oort Gin Mob cine
ggil;t1rnotro,tilr NIT Stef,,eu b,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
NOluen OcrIakt &cneinela.

Caracas, @ene3ucIo, f. Ntoi-
Ger omeritoniihe 8eionotc golucu
reiIte bcllte bon bier nu6 oCn Ncr.
Stootcn o6. Iie @eionoti6uit Iteht
inter Seihlug OeS 2egotionSicfrctdra
Slt6inion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
&on1bcll lln0 blQllt Sobncll.
2(e6er 100 Eoote 1,no 2Jer1pnn-
oete IN 2Saridolt.
Simtiger Maitag in Der 4,anptitaot Holen's. -
Sd)rpiies 2sprgeben Ses SNlitdrs

ounebd &crnnaiunG Sic &in'
Scr Cpcrn - Sndrin0e in ocu MHtcu NCidoicn.
SpGtr rGdytc lid %u onrd NOmben NttrnN Mud in
goo, muoc Slnt ucraoIcn @citcrc llnrnhcu bcinrdft
Sir Meicrmua ic Sannar llnrncn auOnmcun
GObcu Fplcn miCbcr uarcu. in nnoCrcn Shcilcn MnR
luuo ucrirdj WoitaG mbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

Spn heien 9enDeii Ddnal oe NtlbnIFenbelt
oeS SebelS mo Der eieiuHobeii Gh gSenIt odS
NIut iid ans rpeo eluer uridCbe peroidt. ole
Nlutuoeru peroDit II. ben SlutfresGuf beIrmt.
oanu miro onc itbouhlie Ctgni I'M Alrper aui
metten BON BluanordnQ mo Ardntheit ~ tel
oen bdben Die llteu Il. Aerubaroner 3lnughe
mnbeu Dies. nilo iloem 'te 5lfiGmHeu miithter
mas beule ais oc ,.St. SCENARIOS arauterptMen"
beinnili III. un Ole SbleiIle Der Seper iu effnei
itup oeiifiiOe Sirluldfion ipte0er berSuiielIen.
eHtecdten iie IN gsnbrhet ell lplrtiieneS ltHipers
falaNetImiiieI iiir menlbIihe Geieell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
10 I'M . I c.

q ubc5u 100 Sootc ruo Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Eeiientlidlc &cfnnntmndynng.

@eo. J. Sbaler, Rrdf Saeub Nrd %ice.9rdi.
Gpurab Is. 9iabbe, SAGbmeiIitr.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

He was bound over to the Federal
court and gave bond for his appear
ance
This is the case in which revenue
officers captured a Winchester rife
from Barbee and sent it in to the au-
thorities at Raleigh. The RAIDERS for
Uncle Sam We're out in the eastern
part of this county to get a still that
had been reported. When the officers
reached the still they found Reuben
Barbee here with = rife. He walked
up in an opposite direction just as
the officers came up. He was COM
manded to lay down his rifle, which
he did, and the agents ror Uncle sam
picked up the gun and sent it in.
Barbee says that he had no inten-
ton of interfering with the officers.
He says that he was out hunting on
his own land and by accident reached
the Illicit distillery, which he says was
on the land Of his brother, just as the
officers got there. He says he is going
to start proceedings to get his rifle.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
DEATH OF MRS. SAMUEL ovETBY
The Passing Away of One Who Will
be Sadly Missed.

Elizabeth City, n. c., August A.
Mrs. Samuel overly, formerly Miss
Emily Speed, died at the home of the
Hon. /. M. Meekins in this city We'd
nesday.
Miss EN- as she was Familiarity
called by old and young, was the last
surviving member of an old and prom
nent family, being the daughter of
the late DR. Rufus X. Steed, who was
prominent for great many years
both as a medical practitioner and an
enthusiastic politician. In fact, his
once large fortune was almost entirely
expended in political campaigns for
the furtherance of Democratic prin-
ciples. Of which he was Jealous advo-
cate. fia..
Miss En- was widely and intimate
iy known throughout the community
for her ability in all domestic lines,
her determination and force of char
acter, her devotion to her church
duties, and her untiring and capable
attendance at the bedside of the sick
and suffering.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
CUT A HORSES THROAT.
The Dispicablc Act of TwO-lcggc;i
Thing Who Would Disgrace the
GalloWS.
Especial to News and Observer


New Bern, N. g.. Aug. County
Treasurer Freeman Ernul was phOned
today by the authorizes of Vanceboro,
small town eighteen miles west of
New Bern, asking him if he could Sc
cure some bloodhounds to trace a
criminal fleeing from justice. Mr..
Ernul said he was unable to secure
one from any part of eastern North
Carolina as he had exhausted all
means possible. The crime for which
this criminal is wanted is horse kill
ing. DIR. David Trip, an aged and
influential citizen Of Vanceboro, had
his fine blooded horGe's throat cut last
night Somebody who evidently haG
a grudge against Mr.. Trip entered
his stables at a late hour of the night
and with some sharp instrument killed
the poor dumb animal. Mr.. Trip
says if he has an enemy he doesn [
know it and is unable t. account for
the deed The authorities and Mr..
Trips friends are all using every
means to find the horse killer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
CAPTURE OF A ..WILD GIRL"
\ Wood Nymph and Naiad by Turns
Sent to the Crittenton Home.

Charlotte N. c., August 4.--Stories
Of wild woman who could run swift
er than q man and more than once
led the police of this city a merry
chase, have been keeping the people
of Charlotte in a mild fever of eX-
element for some days now. On one
occasion she flew with Atalanta-like
feet over farms and through thickets,
understanding the putting officers in
a pursuit of five miles So electric
were her movements that she could
form loops in her flight and come in
u~nlnd her purSuerS laughing at their
discontinue. On several occasions
there were naiad-like visions of her
bathing in streams or ponds. Those
who caught these witching glimpses
spoke of her as q girl of unusual
beauty both of face and form.
Finally the chief of police and three
officers. who had been much teascd
by being outrun by this modern wood
nymph went out again in search of
her, and suddenly coming upon the
girl, made a capture. They found she
was Agnes Lynch, and she gives her
home as Mostollar, Pa. She says her
parents are dead, and that she has
no home or friends. Yet there is no
more contented creature alive and
she fairly brims over with good feel
ing though she chafes at the restraint
of her freedom. She says she is only
fifteen years of age, but she might
be eighteen. She has lived a good
deal in the woods, having been in the
vicinity of Charlotte for six weeks,
sleeping out doors almost every night.
She came from South Carolina. She
stated to the chief of police that she
had worked in hotels and stores and
that her father died several years ago
at Mostollar, where he was tailor.
She went to school there ten years.
For several years she has wandered
over the country. She regards her
life and everything else as a joke. She
has been sent to the Crittenton home.
and told the chief of police she would
stay there if she liked it.
When captured she had on only
one garment, blue dress. trimmed
with white lace. Her hat was lost in
the chase of the previous day
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
LUMINA makes WrightsviIle popular
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.
HUFF and Nine Negroes Would Have
Escaped but for an Alert officer.

Louisburg, n c., Aug. Am UNI
successful attempt was made here dur
ing the night by the prisoner to break
Jail, says the Louisburg Times. There
is one white prisoner, Tom Huff
charged with larceny, and nine negroes
charged with various offences, in jail
awaiting trial. On Tuesday night while
walking his beat, Night Policeman
Tucker heard a noise in the Jail, and
upon investigation he was satisfied
that the prisoners were endeavoring to
escape. He secured assistance, and
with Chief High. they went into thu
Jail and soon found that Mr.. Tucker :
suspicious were correct. They found
that the prisoners had broken the Gel!
doors and were out in the corridors
endeavoring to break through a win
dow. But FOR the timely action of Po-
liceman Tucker the whole crowd
would have been out within a shorl
time after freeing themselves from the
steel cells.
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KENIEw WORTH INN.
BII.TNfORE, near


Asheville, N. C.. " In
the land of the Sky"
One of the most SUI
perbly furnished Ho-
tells South of New
York. $500 feet above
sea level. Overlooking
Fillmore. the magnifi-
cent estate of Mr.. Geo.
w. Vanderbilt. I'm
equalIed scenery: dry
invigOra ting climate;
always cool and pleas
ant. Excellent maCad-
amiZcd roads. All wa
tiers used from the
Kcnil,vorth Springs,
and fresh vegetables
daily from our private
gardens. Consumptives
not accommodated.
Open throughout the
the year. Write for
booklet.
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STRIKE OF PLUMBERS.
1t Follows q Demand Made on Them,
to Use Bicycles Going and
Coming from Jobs.

ESPECIAL to News and Observer
Greensboro n. c.. Aug. Aye ester
DAY afternoon about fifteen journey
men plumbers employed by Mr.. Ed.
Albright, struck because this master
plumber was requiring them to use
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SELECT BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. Wiley NJ. Rogers calls attention
To the fact that this large house.
within half IL square of the capitol. has
been newly painted papered and furn-
ished. AMI is open for boarders by the
day. week or month. Large and airy
rooms. Reasonable prices. Within
ona-half a SQUARE of the capitol.
11S n. Wilmington St.
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IninE OF the ocean and you'll think
or LUNlINA ut WrightsviIlc Beach.
AN ORPHAN BLIND TIGER.
They've Got the Critter. But Can't
Find His Daddy.
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Durham, n. c., August 4.-Chief OF
Police Woodall and First Sergeant
Crabtree went out on a whiskey hunt
this morning and captured we'll
equipped blind tiger. The whiskey
SHOP was in small clubhouse on the
premises OF the late Press Mangum
on East Main street on which is now
being erected a handsome new home
NO one knows, SO far as the officers
are aware, who owned the tiger The
officers found a zinc lined tub in
which beer had been kept. There We're
sixteen pint bottles of corn whiskey,
two pints of rye whiskey, and one
half pint bottle of corn whiskey The
entire stock and outfit were taken in
charge by the officers and carried to
the police station. No arrest has been
made. as no one was found at the
place.
In the mayors court this morning
Luther Norwood colored was fined
fifteen dollars and cost. The total
cost and fine amounted to seventeen
dollars and thirty cents.
Sunday School Convention.
This was the fourth and last day
of the third annual session of the In
ter-Denominational Sunday School
convention. The convention was large
~ attended by prominent negro sun
day School workers from all parts
of the State and from adjoining
States. During the meeting of the
convention quite a large number of
addresses were made by prominent
negro and white workers.
Richard Greenway, a young man
who was fireman on the Seaboard
road died at the Watts Hospital late
yesterday. The remains were taken
TO his old home near Oxford this
morning. the body being accompanied
by his wife, mother, several members
of the Junior Order and others
Typhoid fever was the cause of his
death He had been i'll for several
weeks. Mr.. Greenway was about rs
years of age.
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BOUND OVER TO FEDERAL COURT
Reuben Rarbee Charged With an At
tempt at Intimidation.
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Especial to News and Observer
Durham, n. c., August 4.-Reuben
Barbee was tried before United States
Commissioners Moye this morning OH
the charge of attempting to intimi-
date and interfere with United States
officers in the discharge of their duty.
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nature of +. w. Grove. Csc.
The Date is the 18th.
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Especial to News and Observer
Pittsboro N. c., August 4.-The
date of the soldiers reunion in Pitts
boro has been changed from the 18th
of August as published in your pa
per, to the 10TH in order to accOmmo-
date Governor Glenn, who will deliv-
err the address.
You are liable TO an attack of some
form of Bowel Complaint and should
provide yourself with the best known
remedy, DR.. Seth Arnold's Balsam
Warranted by w. c.. Thomas and
Tucker Building Pharmacy.
Logic proves or disproVes all things
but it accomplishes none.
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SUMMER COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world
wide Cold Cure, removes the cause.
Call for the full name and loil< for sig
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Pure Food, Good Health and Bur-
Nets Vanilla are synonymous. Nc
commission questions its purity.