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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
nutrnrR CASUALTY ON THE
nLunoRE a oalo-aANY
MAO. INJURED AND MISSING.

1rr,pss rslsaranh S@rxice.l
u FORTE. Ind. Nov f3-hu
arra train On Tie Baltimore a
q rSlmaa. east Bound. Vas
r.azl lp3ay In a hesdon collision
"a taFvs near suzuan TIE train
Ur<1 lf' passengers. principally
xrxrzas< e roufe 10 Nss YaTs
q fhsxzxp Gals i22 persoEs
~ ans ar b@@n accounted for.
|Axax q ser~rs dead Or missing
nHezS h1ss BEEN summoned
~ II parts % the country. ant
rsrsa.sz : being stoae "a relieve
~ nff<nax Of the Injured. q
|s>an there are Over a score
~ bs' AID nsssinx are believed
h szxs ~risksd IN the vFeckRks.
v1be2 ealxht flFe Immediately. al
- Nzs<a<sr coaches being DE-
Gu7es The Iniufsd nos number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
vuspsy SHOOTS HIM
..ro psArH IN MS ROOM
.,saoN HOUSE - LIVED
sosaoNl, we AND
sxAlrny BROTHER AT
srssE. Asix

-. surpky. = wyeinins mining
80 came - Seattle some
-. ~ piih lsstsrs Of ln'rodae.
- !. rrcnslnens Business firms q
= ~ : sAes Ai'nself 70 death in
4 -, - Il TIE ossson house See
IA washlnxton 81 be-
-. / ana : e'closk thls mofnins.
- ee...s.aseey ever MONEY matters
!, saxs bees The cause A
seses showtnk hlTu 60 have
!, ''.ss.s q a. hts watch Novem-
9. ( 80 she enis thing q value
50 ~ kstsrx Of Introduction.
.skA "a. 10 ths Hudson Hay
- n-whs. documents we're
- y his pocket shoN inc his
s-..,s< 3 y a. the firn q Meade
! rsrsy haasf dsAieFs. Il Ne
=. asss me letter 20 the hua-
= - company Was signed By a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
RELIGION OF OUR
fathers

Rev. W. ~ " Rees made plea
for old fashioned religion NJ the
FIRST Methodist church last night
lie represented the ark AZ symbol
of deity and spoke of its removal
to Jerusalem Men In these last
DAYS" said Mr Raea. have In many
Instances allowed form 10 take the
place OF spirituality Some live Ike
the Chinese In the past, and spend
their time longing for the good old
days Of the fathers
Others take the other view and
project themselves into the future,
ana have no yeneratsou for the past
Some things never change. We
should remember that forms Of
worship do not furnish an adequate
substitute for old fashioned pietY.
There III crying need in these days
for the religion 81 the fathers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
WANT LAND FOR
PARKING STRIP

In conformity with the intention
OF the park board to purchase and
improve strip Of land around
Green lake. comes the announce
fnent today that the board viii ask
the city IN the neaf future 20 deed
10 II 60 feet Of roadway off the
lakeside frontage Of Green Lake
boulevard
Judge w. - Woods proposal 70
the park board a. it, laHt meeting
has been modified The Judge row
offers to sell the strip Of property
along the east. northeast and north
west sides % the lake for iit.0eo.
mnd the portion ~ property owned
- the Green Lake Home Building
a Guarantee company on the north
return he wiz take mortgage for
FIVE years A. per cent interest,
with the provision tina, n the prop
osition ia accepted BY the board and
city and park bond sale should oc-
cur before the expiration Of the five
years. The mortgage shall be re-
deemed az once. Judge Woods
strip Of property measures s.eza
feet. and the property ~ the Gnen
Lake Home Building a Guarantee
company. LA feet
Win the exception % these two
owners the following hold small
portions % che lakeside strip; Mrs.
James puugan. Mr. Patterson. :
Levinsou aud the Seattle Electric
company The remaining portion IL
owned by the city. II - said by
members % the rark beard that
the smaller oNuern are willing 10
sell their holdings At a reasonable
price. but In case they DO not. the
property can be condemned
The object Of the 60 feet Of road
way which the board will ask Of the
council next Monday, and which il
portion Of the Green Lake boule-
ward, extending entirely around the
lake. ~ % make a park driveway IN
addition TO the parking strip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
DON'T KNOW IT
| MS LOADED
pAut yAfDEa. 4 YOUNG eoY.
efRiousIy INJURED az &c.
hosos Of A GUN.

ri faster. q fz.yearoId boz.
zfc1asntaIly shot Al s o'cloek
s'<t,. While be and tao com
rs nxnsa Emeruoa. were PLAY
s''a s2eaIiber revolver The
1s-xz bo7s are liying IA = tent
q hafson park. and the Yaeder
vss sisiftnx them.
- taFs were playing with the
I'D 4 rsnt of. Yae5isr was
2 . TIE h~ he was taken to
= sems q Dr.. ". A waifham.
y = Erwin was called. Later
hg vas taken 10 the Seattle
slsfFa hospital The nsighbora r.
nat The boys have been car.
1'H rsas Detective Corbatt 4
''sss'za'inz the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
EXPRESS TRAIN
WRECKED

60 TIE Immigrant train. ~ a sec.
uud sectiun af the regular espFvsA,
vas following the FIRST section.
which failed 20 carry signals to Ia.
dictate a xscond section Foliowinz
q = freight train pulled out on the
main track and collidcd with the
Immigrant train on a curve The
engineers snd flFcmea saved thsfa
selves b. igmplnK The engineer
oa the pse@-nxsf was badly scaidsd
b. escaping steam The paassn
gers were aslerp when the acr,dont
occurred. A terrible scene folioW.
I'd the crash a. the ears took fire
Many nnfortunAtes wwre caught sm
the wFsekRge. being unable 10 r..
lease themselves before the flames
reached them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
PARKS NEAR TO DEATH.

". " Parks. one of the paHHen-
gers on the Corwiu. from Nome.
which arrived yesterday, had q mar
row escape from death In attempt
ing 20 step 70 the dock from the
boat while making a landing at
sawnrd Parks missed his footing
and felI headiang into the water
narrowly missing the guard rail- 81
the steamer. lie was rescued Ia an
unconscious condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
KILLED BY HATPIN

SCRANTON. Pa Nov IL
Thomas DouEherty. a prominent
Young man 81 Duumore, n suburb.
died yesterday from the effects Of
being stabbed by hatplu w the
hands. u is alleged. ~ a young
woman whom Donghefty had been
visiting The pin penetrated the
heart
u was learned that pdughertY
called upon Mary Burke. a young
woman 81 puHmore. and upon
search being made for that person u
was found that she had disup pearsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
PLAYDAYS

The regular schedule Of social
features for the labor unions for
the fall season e. filling up rapid
ly. The entertainments and dances
already planned are NewsboYa'
annual ball. November %. Tailora
union. local No "a. dance. Decem.
Der s. International Brotherhood Of
Bo0kblnders, local 81. first dance Of
the year November %, Nomnn's
auxiliary No g. Christmas bazaar,
December 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
KEISTER HOME
LOOTED

Rare old coins and gold rings
were taken last night bY burglars
from the residence of Mrs. NJ. keis-
ter. sos Broadway As Mrs kienier.
Who returned home apput 10 30
o'clock from q friends house. en-
tered the front door 81 her home
the burglars. frightened by her re-
turn. escaped ~ the back door. No
arrests have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
MORSE HALL
FAIR TONIGHT

The Norwegian fair. given BY the
Daughters % Norway 20 raise funds
10 bald q Morse hall in this city.
opens at Erickson ball. University
u and First AZ tonight
Mayor Moore VIII deliver the
opening address. which viii be fol-
lowed bY a musical and literary
program.
Wednesday has been named
Swedish day. Thursday the Danes
viii have charge. Friday the fair
VIII DO conducted By the Norwegian
society II ballard The fair closes
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
STOCKHOLM RETURNS.

The gasoline launch Stockholm.
owned By Capt Charlie Frank. ar.
rived in port from Nome yesterday
and IL tied M az Schwabaeher's
dock. The Stockholm was used BY
the government to chart the coast
near Kodiak and portions Of Prince
William sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
BOTH TAKE POISON

owOsso. Mich. Nov. i2-Beri
seely. suspected al killing Edwin
EdFer. a farmer. who was ambush
81. Was found dead In bed this
morning beside his dead wife both
having taken poison. evidently the
result Of a suicidal compact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
KILLED BY DEER
iserlnn, Telegraph s.rvIssl

Nfsw YORK. Nov i2-tt has
been definitely established that
Herbert Bradley. a wealthy flour eN-
partrr was Killed at Mount Clair,
N. J. his country place. By a pet
dssr. which gored him TO death. The
body was found last night ana this
led 20 an investigation, convincing
the authorities Of the correctness AZ
lhnlr theory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
IS MURDERED
BY BURGLAR
YOUNG MAN SURPRISES BURG.
LAR. WHO KILLS HIN AND
ESCAPES.

PrTTsnuRg. nov. ta--Hsury y.
smith aks rs years. vas shot and
killed early yesterday morning b a
burglar. whom he surprised IN the
dining ruorn 81 the home % the
Youns mans father. Joseph Smith,
Tbs burglar escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
KILLED HUNTING

cHEHAIts. wash, Nov IA
Peter nleRgcr. aged II years, was
Killed while hunting near here yes
terdav bY the accidental discharge
Of his own gun Two companions
were with the young man az the
time OF the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
SAFE CRACKERS
GET MONEY
SECURE $500 AND ESCAPE AFT.
ER RUNNING Ftorr WITH
wATcHMAh.
fscripps Telegraph ssr~iee.l

MARYsyILIE. Cal. Nov Ia
The RochdAla store al Wheaiiand
vas robbed b. safe crack
era early this morning. the safe
being blown. aud SEQ taken BY the
robbers. who escaped after a re-
volyer duel with the night watch
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
MORE RAILROAD
FATALITIES
TRAIN CRASHES INTO WAITING
ROOM or ogeor. KlLLiso
THREE PERSONS.

DETROIT. Mich. Nov IA
MlehiFan Central frright train
crashed into a sail Of the waiting
rootu IN THE city to-day. tiiiinE
hires persons and dsfnolishsuE that
section of the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
HORSE BURNED


tSeripps Telegraph Sersioe.l
OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. i2-Fire
at midnight destroyed the hay barn
and sheds Of Came 4 Co. sheep
butchers. al the Sixty sixth st. stock
yards Eight horses persisted and
50 tons OF hay vas destroyed. The
loss IN $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
MURDER CHARGED

HERKIMER. y. v. Nov. Ia
Chester Gillette. accused OF muir
dering his sweetheart. Grace Brown,
on Big Moose lake last summer.
was placed on trial here today. The
girl worked in a factory at Court.
land. \ Y. where Gillette. who 10
Nesterner. had wealthy and prom
ineni relatives The girl was about
To become mother. and 1t is al
legged that Gillette killed her TO
marry a rich girl Of Courtiand. A
strand OF the girls hair Was found
on an oar blade. The girls skull
was fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
EARL Y TRIAL IN
THOMPSON CASE

" a'lhs Attorney Kenneth
..'1issh Nm 60 TO Tacoma
-. 49, 70 have iha Pierce county
~ = court sst a date fsr the
psls,,s enssisr Thompaon. the
murderer d G. Meade I'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
tssrless r.lssrssh s.rvlss.l

BALTIMORE. Nd Nov l ~
baltimore 4 Ohio officials say that
the Hat q dead wiii not exceed five
OF stx They sAy that the IS Immf
grants missing are supposed after
the accident to have taken 10 the
woods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Org. whose request for change OF
veuue Judge Frnter granted last
Saturday Macintosh hopes 10 Sc
cure on early date for the hearing.
10 BE- believed Judge Frazier named
Pierce county because of It's
maaRar docket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
DAWSON STAGE LINZ

- hrsi mai and passengers
.aNsea b. stage have arrived
80 Tbs Stage made the ran
I, Dawson and Whifehorae IL
49, - ana had tTo passenger
A.. /. saeks q mall The trail iH Ia
,.,-..-.-..ass condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
LOVE MATCH OF ONE YEAR
PROVES VERY SAD AFFAIR
pRINcEliNo HUSBAND or The
MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN
ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY is
ROUGH AND a Door AND
PRINCESS MARGARET WILL
LEAVE HIM.

LONDON. Nov. IA little over
n year ago the people Of two king
doms acclaimed the wedding Of
members Of their royal families.
Prince Gustavus Adolphus Of Swed.
on and Princess Margaret of Eng
land formed the bridal couple.
II was a true love match. every
body said. and the people talked
much Of the happiness attending
tho union
Now they are talking 81 the mis-
cry OF a. For the prince Is n boor,
they aay, and the sensitive princess
has found his conduct to be in
tolerable CHE insists that she will
return 10 the home Of her parents.
Who They Are.
The prince Is the son Of Crown
Prince Gustavua Of Sweden. The
princess Is the daughter Of Prince
Arthur. better known az the duke
OF Connaught. and is niece Of
King Edward She a. accounted
the most beautiful member OF the
English royal family.
The marriage occurred In 81.
Georges chapel. IN the grounds OF
Windsor castle. ia June OF last
year The archbishop OF Canter-
bury. assisted by the bishop Of OK.
ford aud seven other ecclesinsties,
performed the ceremony Members
Of both the royal families directly
Interested, the diplomatic corps and
n distinguished company Of guests
we're present The ceremony was
followed by a reception and dinner
In Windsor castle. Congratulations
we're moro than ordinarily cordial
because II was real love affair.
just Like Ordinary Folks.
Reports now coming from Swed.
en- refer TO ineompatibility OF TEN.
per The prince is rough and the
princess. gentle and With high
strung nerves. is said TO have dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
KILLS ASSAILANT


MOSCOW. Nov. i2 a bomb was
thrown at the mayor this morning
Ne drew his revolver and killed his
a#sailant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Gen. SHAFTER
IS DEAD
D''sEs At RANCH or SON.
"'tAw, NEAR stsERsFiELo.
Cal.

usrps fessgfseh 5srNtcs.l
~ e'AAkksFTELD. Cal. Nov. ia
-. q ssaerai Ehafisr died Ct ~ g
y ne ranch q Captain "
Ask'iirict. his san-in law. 70
Aa spaih Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

cided that she will leave the Swed.
iah court for the home OF her par.
uta Strong efforts are being made
dlssundc her for the sake Of her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

infant son. but the report is per-
.Isfent dad she has refused rec
.ErIli1tion and will return to Eng
Hud -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01

Barnssus 4 fs-I5rt Coming Nash Sew
Cirrus -aets ard Sensational
TlErala-r~

The EzrTs1a=n and HALEY ffrpassee.
SFsaS 81 a.2TfA all exhibit In IL Es=z "a
%ug@gzsE - 4. and IN ars-aakr en- zrssssFs-
rzaeB1 81 usstfs ffsszn unxwxaa1 tssxesre-ss
NAV - anticipated sxIth s-ssntsssssszszgs-
The character st - saeTsssrsa4a .ss=..
Is indicated by the comment AZ aha.
press. svtleh naa be~r mnarsf .rass44s &rs
declaring thAE aI fsr*ss-4=sAza records IL
magnitude and rgot#8ss fas4 g~~~n ssar-
passed iris year
Although! ii Is znnnginesss. 2 ia ag
lasz sezs&9n's gngse notable ssetA has
t-en retained. lh*= performance il IL
tne main neA one. ard mans f-t-
iur" actR. never t-eIor@ tsr.@anfltss3 in
this country. arr Est-n Tf4t.gfr. n.-Eags- b.
the very cusnrft ne Fs4ss program
Among this @sezAsssu'@ usust notable
ara . new f4siEltarz
spectacle. aIicgur.eaiiy pprIFe- ling anss
Ctosin~ days 81 the fstlsessr-.- ss Ezlf.ess.
var Ia Manchnf.1 and the t.1uu ala
Of Peace three distinct sensations.
IN one ssf ygh!-h 4n Autou0btf. ssrEtezs
by a beautiful French Woman. turns
"A complete ~Ou4eTzSauii IL 1nld-a3T- -
great circus comps ny ST 500 F.urofs ~
and American artists. who present the
latest achievements II riding aEroba1iC|
and aerial daring. several IToup*as al
trained horses: an excit-
ing battle scene. presented by the cen
trial group Of the three great herds
OF elephants. an entirely neE hippo
drome. with genuine Kentucky racing
stock and jockeys % international
reputation. and = largeIp augmented
Zoo Of rare wild beasts
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01

was necessary 20 borrow s., 4s5 90
more than they claim the eoun y
owed
/ Another bad feature about thi.
bond issue Is the fact that the money
was borrowed from q foreigner. d
gentleman living 10 Tennessee, who.
Of course. takes his bonds 10 hss
home and pays the State Of Tennes
see taxes on them, thereby deprising
Chatham county from any taxes
upon them, which would have been
the case If they had been sold TO
oar own county people.
The record Of accounts In the Reg
lister Of Deeds Office in the court
house show that w. 4. Brooks, Reg
i-ter Of Deeds, has not balanced
Sheriff MilIiken's accounts but one
year since the present sheriff has
been In office, and that was for the
year 1903, and that settlement
shows that the sheriff was given
S207.33 more than he was entitled
to on the school fund. Mr.. Brooks
stated in the presence Of Messrs. J.
+. Bryan and Spence Taylor last at
fernoon that this was only q mis- =
take and that Sheriff Miliiken was
an honest man and would pay 1t
back ID the school fund.
The records show that Sheriff Mil.
liken received S32.85 more than the
two per cent allowed him by law
for paying out the money received
from the Chatham County bond is
sue. Whose mistake is this?
The above mistakes were made,
one over two years ago, the other
one year ago. and credit must or
should be given to the Republican
candidate for Register of Deeds for
discovering them, which will cause
these above amounts to be returned
to the County.
Mr.. r. Ell. Hayes, attorney-at-law,
got fee out of the Chatham County
bond issue Of 1912 so. Compare this
sum with farmers cotton crop aud
we find that his services cost the
County as much as 1928 pounds of
lint cotton at 10 cents per pound.
This amount Of cotton would make
six bales Of asa pounds each. Pretty
good crop, wasn't ii? Or compare
mer corn crop, and we find that this
the amount Of S272 40 with the for
amount will pay for ~ barrels at
~ cents per bushel. Bond Issues are
profitable to some folks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01
Republican Nominee7.
For Corporation Commissioner,

Robert NJ. Douglas,
Green bo,o. N. G.
FOR JUDGES:
Third District, julius F. Duncan,
Beaufort,
Fifth District, Andrew J. Loftin,
Kinston.
Seventh District, David |. Lewis,
Whiteville.
Ninth District, VIM. D. Merritt,
Rox boro.
Twelfth District, John B. Spence,
Charlotte.
FOR CONGRESS:
First District, J. @. A. Wood,
Elizabeth City.
Second District, John B. Gaskill,
Farbofa,
Third District, William r. Dixon,
New Bern.
Fourth District, Berry Goodwin,
Pine Level.
Fifth District, Chss. A. Reynolds,
Winston. Salem.
Sixth District, Jas. B. Schulken,
Whiteville.
Seventh District, Geo. d. B. Rey-
nolds, Troy.
Eighth District, Spencer Black
burn, Wilkesboro.
Ninth District, Frank Roberts,
Marshall.
Tenth District, James J. Britt,
Ashevllls.
FOR SOLICITORS:
First District, William J. Leary,
Edenton.
Second District, B. G. Green.
Third District, Isaac A. sugg,
Greenville.
Fourth District, VIM. II. Var
borough, Jr., Louisburg.
Fifth District, r. w. Herring,
Wilmington.
Sixth District, w. 8. OBJ. Robin
son, Goldsboro.
Seventh District, r. 8. White,
Elizabe!htown.
Eighth District, Wm. Henry Coz {,
Laurinburg:
Ninth district, VIM. P. Raglan,
High Pint.
Tenth District, zeb: B: Sanders,
Alhemarle.
Eleventh District, John 81. Dob
con, Rockford.
Twelfth District, Le1nuel B. Wet
more, Lincolnton.
Thirteenth District, Frank A. Lin
ney, Boone.
Fourteenth District, G.. G. Justice,
Ruiherfordton.
Fifteenth District, Mark w.
Brown, Asheville.
Sixteenth District, Frank B. Ben
bow, Frsuklin.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01
Arrest It $50 Reward

a small sample bottle CT Ec-zine
will be sent free to every reader o.
the CAUCASIAN who is suffering
with any kind OF skin disease or
eruption-Eczema, Blood Poison.
Fever, Sores, Cancer, Rheumatic
Pains, Or any other Germ disease
or sore OF any name or nature.
$50 reward will be paid for any
case OF Eczema that is not prompt
ly cured with Ec-zine. Ec-zine viii
heal any sore or cure the wors
skin and make 1t look like velvet.
Thousands cured daily. Never
mind what You have tried; forget
the failures made by other rem coles
ard send for free sample of Ec-zine
VI ich always gives relief aud per-
manent cure. A $l.00. bottle often
cures the worst case. II your
druggiats doas not have Ec-zlue
Company, NJ. Kupermeier, sales Agent
Il2 Dearborn st. { hicago, III
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01
WAKE COUNTY NEWS.

There wa3 cutting scTape with
three mi men at Pilot mills, near
Raleigh. Saturday night. john Me
Lesn AMI Ai~y Johnson aad Duga'd
Mclean, while johnson cut John
Mclean.
Report from over the County in
dictate Il It Wakes cotton crop is
very short this year.
4 fra ct the platform Of the
Southern Railway in this city Sat
urday afternoon partially burned
200 bales 0f cotton belonging to
Chas. f. johnson g. Go. Loss was
about $4,000, covered by insurance.
Mr. l.. J. Chavers, night watch
man at the Baker-Thompson lumber
plant in Raleigh, was shot i'll hand
Saturday night by loafer he found
in the boiler room.
Detective H. A. Bivens, Of the
Seaboard Road, shot and killed a
stranger near the city Saturday
night. Bivens claimed he had been
stealing rides on the road and when
he tried to arrest the stranger he
showed fight and he shot him in
self-defense. Others say the stranger
was running when he was shot.
BiVens gave himself up and he was
placed in Jail until he could give
bail. Later-Bsil has been refused
Bivens and he has been placed in
jail to await trial on the charge OF
mauslaughter,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-11-01
]. G. STANCIL,
Chm'n Rep, Elk. Com.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

Notice is hereby given OF Seizure
of the following property for vio-
lation of the internal revenue laws
of the United States:
At Durham, n. c., May "a, 1903,
1 jug, ! gallon corn whisky, OF e,
W. Glenn.
At Rocky Mount, n. c., June %.
1906, II gallons corn whiskey, OF
Bob Bryant.
At Spring Hope, n. c., June -.
1906, 6 packages corn whiskey, 25
gallons. 1 barrel containing so
pints, 102 half pint bottles Of Old
Victor, Of william Wiliiame.
At Manchester, n. c., June %,
1905. ] copper still, 3 copper worms,
.of Robert Thompson and George
Raynor.
At Jessama, N. c., June a., 1906,
l copper still, l copper worm, 6 feet
pipe, Of --- Walker.
at Chapel Hill, N. c., July %,
1906, l barrel % gallons corn whis-
key, of John Hasten, Ed. Myrick
and Ed. BrockweIl.
At GAINESVILLE, n. c., July Is, 1906,
l copper still, l copper worm, o.
William ard James sexton.
At Washington, n. o., July %,
1906, copper kettle, 1 lead worm,
| copper cap, Of w. Il Daniels.
At 81 nth Lowell, n. c., August
+, 1906, 2 barrels corn lwkiskey, 50
gallons, Of Rohs. and Jas. Roberts.
AT Durham, N. G., August %,
1906. . barrels corn whlskey, 90gal-
lons,o Il. s. Shepard.
At Bahama, N. c., Sept. Is, 1906,
one 70-gallon copper still, cap ard
worm, 10 gallons apple brandy, of
Marion Ellis.
at Bahama, II. c, Septembec 13,
1906, l 30-gsllon copper still, cap
and worm, q gallons apple brandy,
of Ben Ellis.
At Bsnson, n. c., September 10,
1916, 8 jugs brandy, gallons, OF
Thomas and Guthrie McLamb.
at LAGRANGE, n. c., October 5.
1906, Is barrels corn whiskey, SO9.f
yallons and distiilsry No. IS, OF
w. Il. Skinner.
| Ab bSn5O4. N. VI, GcptcLSbST IL
1906. l jug 5 gallona brandy, Of ]
B. Barefoot.
Al RAYMOND, n. c., September
%, 1906, l jug corn whiskey, J gal.
ions, OF Thos. Rall.
At Wendell N. c., September IS
1906. 3 barrels brandy, 1924 gallons
%, w. r. Scarborough.
At BensoL's, N. G., October 10
1906. 8 packages of brandy, 500 gal
ions, still and cap and worm, O
J. B. Barefoot.
! Persons claiming the aoove prop
Ierty will file their clainS with M,
In my Office within thirty days a
required by Law. OR the same vii
ths forfeited to the use Of the Unite,
sEates. z G. DUNCAN,
+ Collector.
Il ]. p. III. ADAMS,
Il Deputy Collector.
= October ID, 1906.