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SCAVENGERS.

SALT LAKE SCANENGER CO. Office.
Atlas Blk Basement. Tel. 366
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Office
81 w LIST South. Tel 141 Y.
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BRASS FOUNDERS.

~"~N~N~<~~~-~~-~~~-~~~~>~~~---
r. REEVES AND a NJ. PERKINS,
BRASS FOUNDERS.
13f So 6th West st. Tel 1855 X.
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Hay. GRAIN AND COAL.


COAL and kindling wood. Jas Thomp-
SON 80 E 30 So Ind phone 1906
HARVEY x co 10 w south -Ten,DIc
Bell phone 1872 u. Ind lIl4
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STOCK BROKERS.

~~--~--~~-~-~~~-~~~-~~~~-~
E NJ. WEST & CO. stock brokers. 81!
d r. Walker Blk. Tel 1868 Y. res. 1S47 Y.
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$500.
Denver and Return

July Bird and 4th via Oregon Short
Line. Limit, July 18th. city ticket Of
fee 2OI Main street
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Domestic Situations three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
ions, one-half cent a word Daily, one
cent word Sunday. prepaid
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KEITH APARTMENTS
IL r Brigham Apa rtments single or
en- suite. with without bath First
class dining room under management Of
Miss Grote- Board S. per week.
NEW S-room modern house with lawn:
nlceIX furnished. 954 e. LIST So Bell phone
1850 Y. I-sI
NICE cool rooms, ground floor: also
housekeeping rooms IS r. Sd South.
NICE, clean furnished room, suita BILE
Tor one or two: close in las r. Brigham.
NiCrLI furnished suite of rooms at iIO
No. Main.
TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping.
ground floor. 247 Z. So. Temple.
COOL rooms; modern; delightful local
ny. .. " ISt n
PRIVATE suite with bath, july and
august; also single room for gentleman
Address a II, Herald.
TWO pleasant front rooms. modern
single or en- suite; close in east side
THREE rooms, complies for house
Keeping, modern. els So. Main ST.
FURNISHED room SIC e. LIST So.
FRONT rooms, modern house clean
and cool. Isl So I'd W.
TWO well furnished, cool rooms with
laVaIory IN strictly modern home. close
IN. Bell phone TIA Y.
NICE rooms. rs z. 9Th So
PLEASANT frcat room; modern con-
EenIencesi private family $50 S. State St
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UTAH HAT FACTORY. w N Pow
Prop. Hats cleaned. pressed and remod-
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sTRoCKs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mattresses. cooks. chamberunaids.
HOuSeEiFis and all kinds OF restaurant
help wanted for city and country.
IS ". % South St. Phones 464
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TAILoRs.

--~-~>~~~~~-~~--~~-~e~~~~-
A. NJ ROSELL, IS State. Tel. 2i5 Y
cents own goods made upf Cleaning and
repairing Work guaranteed Low prices.
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TIL WORLDS
EAV()RITE
For Preserving, Purifying
and Beautifying the Skin,
Scalp, Hair, and Hands.
FLORISTS.

l. NJ LAW, specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral Telephones
81 Prices reasonable pa F. % So.
THE GEMS FLORAL Co, up-to-date
florists. lab So. Main Both phones 900
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Oue-half cent a word Daily PREPAID
five cents counted line If charged.
one cent word Sunday PREPAID Ten
cents counted line If charged
. MODERN front room in private fam
liz: close in and cool Ind. Phone 26ls
BOARD and rooms at 10 N Main St
TWO tine front rooms; board if de-
THE CULMER, 15S n. Main Ind
phone 22SO.
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FOR RENT.

One-haif cent word Daily prepaid.
FIVE cents counted line If charged.
cents counted line if charged.
>'----@~~~~~~~S~--~--~-->-
7-R0oM mod. br. ~ 80 St; ..-.-.....- sS5. %
6-rm. mod br.. S5i 9Th E.....s......... p 50
S-rm. mod. br. 500 e 7th S6......... 1890
S-Fm, moo moo P Pss 90 So Main. Soc
5-rm. br-. y Aberdeen Ave....... Is 90
4.In br., Il lverson Ave ;;..-.,.---- Y 50
9-rn. S704 So. Main. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
a-rm. br.. go ST. Louis Ave--......... 900
rms, 100 So. Main 700
rms. rear 81 5Jh E....-..---..-....... 400
Store room. III W. So Temple. .----- 2-00
Front office rm. large, Main, St.. 209o
HoUsToNS THE HOUsERs. Phones q.
FURNISHED or not. BY residence; s
rooms. laundry and brick barn, all strict
George H Wood, $50 L. Sd So. Phones 202
THREE rooms; closet. water, electric
lights. blinds, phone, etc. Apply 81 So
FINE, modern 7-rOom house, at 34S S
Third East.
THREE pleasant rooms. u Ounce St.
No children.
FROM one to four stable stalls for rent.
inquire at ~ W. Sd So.
NEW modern 5-room house opposite L.
u > hospital; rent $40
GROOM modern cottage No. 10 Dubei
avenue Apply Dubei. Tailor go Main.
MODERN Groom cottage, Vernon Ave.
9th East bet Bird and 4th South.
BEAUTIFUL new and broom flats.
Third So. bet LIST and End West.
A FINE-ROCM modern brick house. IA
w 4th So.
LARGE S-rooIn house; electric light,
Plumbing; rs Fl st, $3.50
A FINE 1O-room brick house. strictly
modern, pleasant locality Deseret Saw
lngs bank.
81 AND $lS-Two 5-room houses. newly
papered and painted: strictly modern
Apply at 5S3 w LIST So. St.
STORE and basement. 5O4 State St.
y Store Room
at IS w. I'd So.
Enquire of Hubbard Invt. Co,
g w I'd So. St.
f-ROOM modern house S24 e Ind So.
Apply Dubei Tailor. 260 Main St
Sl&-room modern. $50 South Fifth East.
FINE store room. close to Main. East
Isl South. S75 per month.
houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
FINE rooming house of 3 large rooms,
with bathS; growing location. South Tenn
pie and First West 800 per month. Hous-
ton. the Housers- Phones q.
WANTED, 100 houses for rent Ten
ants furnished free of charge J. n.
courtney. Al w. End SO. Ind phone
GE? the 3. & o. transfer to move you.
Both pnpnes S5S.
SEWING MACHINE, $500 per month, at
White office. 20 w LIST So. Phone 187-x-
20 HOUSES. all kinds. prices and To-
cations. Tuttle Bros. ii9 Main st.
LARGE front office room. Houston
block. Main St. Houston r. f. & Inv Co.
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JULY 4TH RATES.
oregon Short Line.

oregon Short Line.
Tickets on sale July 3rG and 4th.
limited 20 July 5th- See agents for
rul1 particulars City ticket office POI
Main street
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TOMBSTONES.

FOR tonbstones and monuments and
markers so TO Dover's. 70 w. So. Temple
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OGDEN EXCURSION,
Sunday, July 2

~AhNSJJ SNAJ &
Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip.
$500. Take any morning train.
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WANTED.

One-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line IL charged
one cent word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line II charged
TO BUY. a wagon scale. Redman Van
* Storage CO. Phones 555.
TWO rooms on ground floor for house
Keeping. Bell Tel 2052-Y.
SECOND hand furniture. O. X Furni-
I4re- %. 3eS State St. Ind. 2155 Bell 1886
By reliable and responsible party. home
10 care for during owners absence: best
OF care guaranteed; no children; refer
ences. W 81 Herald.
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL.
Co. dealers in scrap iron, metals rub
oers, bottles rags, etc. Carloads spe-
eialty go to 240 South First West.
Phones: Ind. 1921; Bell. 243e-z.
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
for scrap iron. rags. rubbers. bottles, cop
per- brass. etc 81 K. Sth South Tel %.
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TYPEWRITERs.

HAMMOND typewriters, new and sec
ond hand; supplies. repairs. etc Fl n,
Winter. Agt.. - Main St. 'Phone 967 X.
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FOUNDRIES AND MACHINERY.

>~~~~>~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~s
UNION Foundry & Machine Co Cast
lnSS OF all sizes. brass or iron General
machine repairing and erecting. 633 >.
18th West Bell phone 931.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

One-haf cent a word Daily prepaid.
rive cents counted line If charged.
one cent word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TICKET BROKERS.

GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE, estab-
lished 1888. Railroad tickets bought sold
and exchanged No. 221 Main st f II.
GrOShell Mgr.
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For SALE

.0ne-half cent a word Daily. prepaid
FRYE ceurs counted line II charged.
One cent word sunday. prepaid Ten
cents counted line il charged
~>~-~-~>~~~<~~~--~~~-~--~-~~~-~
FURNITURE OF S-roouaed roorninz
mouse Tor sale cheap. and house for rent
Address A 70. Herald.
TWO rooms. Inquire $50 " Sd n St
Sell phone 1871 Y
FOUR rooms "a Elm Ave 9Th So
oct: 4th and 5th f. No children.
S0-INCH bicycle. $500; or will trade for
noy bicycle. 224 SO. I'd e
LARGE freight elevator Redman Van
a storage Co. Phones 500
HAIRDRESSINC ard r1aDic1rp mar
Iorsi doing fine business; Centrally locat-
e0 VI u Herald.
A SET of books on electric engineerine
including electric lighting. electric rail-
ways aud telephony; 8 large volumes Adj
dress A j.. Herald
Cheap. Light spring wagon for one
morse, just the thing for CANYON Or
West dentist. 261 Main St, or So L. 10th
FINE knabe piano. SIS. 30 Atlas block
70-ROOM family hotel; good IOca-
ton; price right; easy terms. Address
49,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCORDION PLEATING.

>-~-~T-~~S '~----~>-~~-~~~>-~~s
SKIRTS made In box. knife and sum
burst pleatlnS- Accordion and side plea L
ing Mrs Jennens, 20 Srd +. Bell 'phine
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FOUND.

IADY'S black leather purse at Salt
Palace Inquire at Herald.
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CLOTHING.

HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing. hats and shoes Apply BY
post card AT 60 Commercial St
MEN : and youths suits ON easy week
y or monthly payments. Hub Clothing
House. . W. So. Temple
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WANTED-AGENTS.


AGENTS make So daily selling the
cheapest and most perfect water filter
ever invented; retails at $500; big profit;
Seneca. Mo.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

NON-RESID1NT 8 property cared for
sat Lake Security & Trust Co.
TO rent or sell at BARGAIN on eaSy
terms. S-room brick modern No. 323 So
Tenth East. See owner 20 Atlas block.
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MASSAGE.
OPTICIANS.


ALEX AMBER Optical Co Any lens du-
pIiCated. Z30-1-o Atlas block
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OSTEOPATHY.

-~>-~>~~~-~~~~y~-~--~~ "-"-~-----@~~@-----
NJ MCDOWELL Osteopath. SLIP scott
Strevell Bldg. Phone lts6 X. Res. 1893 X
f. f. KELLER. OsteOpath. SOL Auer-
bach Bldg Phones Bell 1920 Y. Ind. 1T21.
W s RADIER. d. o.. sos Atlas Block.
Both phones
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

49, $3.50 - - >|@">F-N~'-'~-~~~~~0~
THE KELLEY CO. makers of Ever
best ice Creams and Sherbets: whole
sale and retail Office and factory -6s
So Main Rear Both phones 3223
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f. j. SENIOR & 60.
800. 3O1 3OlA d. L. Walker Bldg.
West Side Acreage.
Five to 5000 Acres.

600
BUYS Ga acres of land on 18th East
good 5-rm house, all fenced and under
cultivation.
RAMGN RIEAl ESTATE GO.
2S2 D. F. Walker BIdwg.
WE occasionally pave bargains in real
Security & Trust Bldg. main floor.
FINE building lot on eth f. bet. 30 and
9Th So. $i.25e; terms if desired. Address
\ 20. Herald
Crismon. phone H95. 521 Main.
.5-RoOM brick; electric lights. pantry,
closets shade; etc: Sl.5co; terms Call or
GEO. A LOWE farm. SO acres; can
produce 1900 tons alfalfa; six miles. cen
ter: machinery. horses. everything goes.
J. y. Courtney. sole agent Al w I'd So.
CHOICE lots. So. Main boulevard $500;
easy terms. w. J. Halloran. II w. Sd So
HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS
Have bargains in houses. 251 s Main
IN buying or selling see
THE RANCK REAL ESTATE CO.
Suite 2s2 D F. Walker Blds.
/ CROMER & co, loans. real estate. So
T. Sd So. Phones: =. u62-x; Ind. IS.
LOST.
One-half cent word Daily. prepaid
Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged.
-~~-~~-~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
LARGE square envelope containing
Photographic prints. Reward if returned
TO office of Hotel Halls.
a BLACK silk belt with Chinese silver
buckle on So. Temple St bet. 9Th e and
State St Reward at 4S 5th T.
LLEWELLYN pup, about months old:
black and white: answers to name of
Fritz" Return TO 30 Deseret News.
Reward
ON $50 train from Saltair lady's black
silk handbag containing two purses with
small change and owners cards. Liberal
reward a The Herald
A NO. hip rubber boot Leave at
Herald office. Reward
observation-disclosures Return watch and
letter; keep money Return to Lion Drug
store.
WATCH fob; s. gold piece carved
out with initials H. NJ. on hack Re-
receive full value.
SPAN of horses, one light bay horse
about years old. the other black
mare 3 years old. each weighing about
LOO pounds. n reward viii be given for
their return TO Rowe. Norris Summer
hays Co, 60 S. Sd West St.
BLACK mare. weight 1O5O to i 100 lbs
had lump on left side; also had halter
on Return to 267 w End So. or phone
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FOUND.
LADY'S black leather purse at Salt
Palace Inquire at Herald.
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CASH REGISTERS.


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Oscar
GrOShell, sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing No. 22i Main St
Second hand registers always in stock
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STRAYED.


STRAYED from No. 169 18th East street
black horse. weight hoo lbs: leather
halter. Return and get reward. Frank
3. Stephens.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning. National House Cleaning Co
50 F. 1st So.
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BOoKS-OLD AND NEW.

BOUGHT, sold or exchanged. Shepard
BOOK Co, 20 State. opp Knutsford-
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FASHIONABLE TAILORS.

DANIELS wants to be your tailor Try
him Perfect fit or no sale. 81 W I'd So.
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Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News and Circulation

vile to spend awhile under the care
of DR.. Burroughs, and later will prob
ably go to New Mexico.
The health of Dr. w. B. Murphy, OF
Sampson county, is so little improved
his son, Mayor Thomas J. Murphy
left again for his bedside last night.
The sale of four hundred of the
Fisher Park lots advertised at auction
by the owner, Sheriff Jordan, which
takes place June 7th, will draw a big
crowd here from many outside points,
as letters received from all over the
State show that the advertisement has
been read in the News and Observer
and investors have been attracted by
it.
Rev. DIR. A. l.. Phillips, of the Pres
byterian University at Richmond, and
a son of the noted Prof. Phillips, of
North Carolina University memory,
delighted two large audiences here yes
terday and last night by his strong
and attractive preaching.
Mr.. j. P. Balm, who went to Indian
Territory two years as official stenog>
rapher of the Temporary Indian
Claims Court, of which Judge Adams
was chief justice, took root out there
after the court expired and is doing
we'll. He returned last night to visit
his father. Mr.. j. c. Balm, who is crit
ically ill at the residence of his SON
in-law, Marshal j. NJ 'MiIlgan, the re-
suit of fall last winter.
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Europe Would Assist U. S.
(Bv the Associated Press.l J

(By Cne ASSOCldIcQ e1reSS.D
Washington, June Except to in
innate that he and the President had
a general talk on the whole situation,
Minister Takihira had nothing to say
about his conference with the PreSi-
dent tonight. He did not appear to be
concerned about the presence of the
Russian ships at Manila.
Diplomatic activity in Washington
indicates that the European powers
are prepared activity to assist the
President in any efforts he may make
in the interest of peace in the Far East
and it is learned tonight on high au-
thority that the German Emperor
heartily shares the earnest wish of
President Roosevelt for an early end
ing of the war. Neither the President
nor the Emperor. however, is ambit-
iouS to assume the role of peacemak-
er. although anxious to do what is pos
sible to assist Russia and apan to en-
ter upon peace negotiation as soon as
practicable.
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BELIGERANTS QUIET.
Republicans Lose Their Tongues
Considerable Illness i'm Green's
bOrO.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro n. c., June 5.--Mr. G..
S. Bradshaw, who is acting as attorney
for the Daily Tar Heel corporation re-
turned last night from Washington
and New York He brought back with
him a duplicate of the contract signed
with the Associated Press Company at
their New York office, for the service
for two years, whether a line is ever
like Blackburn and the promoters of
the Tar Heel daily mean business.
Judge Adams, who is acting for the
industrial News" corporation has not
yet returned from Washington, where
he has been ever since he filed their
charter with the Secretary of State in
Raleigh last Wednesday. There is
nothing given out for publication here
today by either of the belligerants.
Prof Alfred Palmer, a music
genius, who came here three
years ago from England and
who took charge of the choir
of ST Barnabas Episcopal church,
married Miss Kate Stedman and ac-
cepted a professorship in a noted
Michigan college, contracted lung
trouble there and was compelled to re-
sign. He is now trying to recuperate
in Florida, but intelligence received is
not dt all elCOuIdSlllS. MTS. 1dInld
and child and her mother, Mrs C. NJ
Stedman, are spending the summer at
Mount Airy White Sulphur Springs
the health of both being very delicate
Major Stedman has just returned from
q weeks stay with them there.
Young Stephen A. Douglas, son OF
Judge r. M. Douglas, soon after his
graduation at Georgetown University
two years ago accepted a government
position in the survey corps out in New
Mexico. He is now reported to be in
very bad health having suffered a
complete breakdown from lung trouble
and is in Colorado seeking its restora
ton
The many friends of Miss Sarah
Witherspoon, who a year ago was
married to Mr.. T. A. Somers, then en-.
gagged in business here, but who has
been in Chicago in business quite
awhile, are saddened to hear that Mr..
Somers is critically i'll with lung
trouble and his condition is reported so
bad he cannot be taken away from
that city, even for hope of better
health
Mr.. Calvin Nicks McAdoo, who has
been extremely i'll for several weeks
with lung and heart complications, is
now able to sit up, but his condition is
such as to give great concern to his
many friends. Accompanied by his
wife, he will leave Tuesday for Ashe-
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SILVER BELL PRESENTED.
(By the Associated Press.)

Norfolk, Va, June "a beautifW
silver bell, the gift of the people of
the State of Missouri. was presented
to the battleship Missouri today as
that vessel lay at anchor in Hampton
Roads. The presentation was made by
Miss julie Cabanniss, a descendant Of
the founder of the city of ST, Eouis.
Saunders Norvelle, of ST Louis chair
man of the committee of Missourians
who accompanied Miss Cabanniss Gs
sponsor, delivered an address, and
Captain Cowles, commanding the Mis-
souri,, accepted the gift.
The officers of the fleet now in
Hampton Roads and Colonel r. ID.
Potts, and a number of army officers
from Fort Monroe is full dress uni
form were present A luncheon Oh
the Missouri concluded the ceremony.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-06
RIOT AND DEATH
Race Troubles at Turner,
South Carolina.
White Man and Negro Killed, White
Boy and Three Negroes Wounded.
Hundred Armed White Men
Threaten Lynching.
(By the Associated Press J

Augusta, Ga, June 5.-A race riot
at Turner. S. c., has resulted i'm the
death of Burrell McLane, a white man.
the serious wounding of his son, the
death of one negro, and the wounding
of three others. 1t is said the white
population of the community is in
arms and Sheriff Raiborne and Coro-
ner Owens, of Aiken county, at once
went to the scene of the trouble.
McLane and his son yesterday after
noon went to house on the formers
place and ordered Dave Garden Heigh
to return a child, which, it is claimed.
had been stolen fro ma negro woman,
A number of negroes at the house at
tackled the McLanes and several shots
were exchanged, the elder McLane be-
ing instantly killed and a son of Heigh
being shot to death. Several members
of the party of negroes are being pur-
sued va hundred armed white men,
who threaten lynching.
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NEGRO MURDERER CAPTURED.
Death of Mrs. u. NJ. Potts i'm Washing
ton
Special to News and Observer)


Washington, n. c., June 3.-The me-
gro Daniel, who murdered another
darkey yesterday at Parmele, has been
arrested and lodged in jail at William
stOn, as the scene of the crime was in
Martin county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ormond, of Bayside,
was brought up yesterday and placed
in Jail penling the placing of her in an
asylum. Her mind became unbal-
anced yesterday, and she attempted
suicide by cutting her throat DR.. Jno.
c.. Blount, the county physician, rem
dered prompt attention and will at
once endeavor to gain admission for
her in the State asylum.
The entire community sympathizes
with Mr.. u. M. Potts, assistant opera
tor of the Western Union office here,
in the loss of his Oldest child, a little
girl of about eight years The child
was bright and attractive, and has
been seen on the local stage repeated
ly, where she always made a decided
hit. Congestion of the brain was the
cause of her death, Whic hcame after
short illness. The funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon.
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LEGALITY OF LEASE.
Atlantic and North Carolina Matters
Entertain Craven County Com
miSSiOnerS.

Especial to News and Observer
New Bern. ~ c., June 5.-At the
meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners held here today, in which
eighty magistrates representative of
every part Of the county, participated.
a strong resolution offered by M. d.
Lane, of Fort Barnwell. condemning
the lease of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad ito the Rowland
Improvement Company, was carried
by an almost unanimous vote. 1t also
directed the Board of Commissioners
to investigate the legality of the lease
and if possible to set the same aside.
tax levy for the county for the
year 1905 was made, and as no neces-
sity for changes was found, it remains
at the present rate.