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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Nas Mcttcr.

9iir Warplon0 uu0 ben IiItrift
Columbia beltc flar uno mGrmer,
per1roerlihe @inoe.
@eltern bctrllg Die bod)itc Sempc-
rntllr GO 8roo INN 3 llhr Nadmits
tags ullb sic nicoriglte SO @rao I'm
e llbr Worgels.
In oen iibrigen 9mnoes @ettcr.
it1tioncn marc i%olgenoe nieorigitc
3cmperntlr uer5eihnct: Gnitport 40,
Eortlono "a, Bolton 80, qlbonp 80,
Nem.Oorf A, FbiloOelpbia ~, ut.
lnntic Gitp Al, @aibington 81, Nor-
foIf 30, Satteros SO, Gbnrleiton 80,
Soponnnb 46, Safionpile 56, Sus
pitcr "A, aep.@eit II, 9ltIunta A,
EaIeltins 60, @alpciton G6, Corpus
Gbriiti 10, WempbiS Sc, Cincinnati
"A, Eittsburg 40, Ssnc8o 40, Suf.
ialo 80, Glepelono Al, Detroit 80,
Alpena A. Mnrquette Sc, 8recn9op
30, Chicago 81, 0ulutb As, ct. Honl
81, ct. 2oltiS 80, aanioS Gitp sc,
Smoba 56, Slron Al, 9iSmard SO,
@iaiiton A, SABRE 3S, Sclena SO,
Gait 2ofe Gitp 3S, Genpcr 36, Nortb
Ylotte 80, 9oOgc Gitp 80, Amoriao
as, Sos In9elcs 56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
BUR Seahtuna !

Die Scrrcn @creins. nnS Sogen.
Scfrcfare iucrocn acGctcn, alle Ser.
cinsbcridtc OScr Sdriftitiifc, bic fir
Den vScntidcn GurreipunSentcn" be-
itimmt iinS, bircft an bic 3citnas sn
aoreiiiren, I'M elmer promptcn Gr.
Iroignus iidcr 81 Iein. Surdj bas
Yorciiiren iold)cr Sdjriititiife an
Nngciteltc tretcn in Scrcn Iblpeien.
bcit 6itcrs fir beibe Earteicn nnlieb.
Jane @cr56gernngen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

Gin brettcr D.
Die StroBen6urhbruds . Commit.
iGre baben beihloiien. Die 33. StruBe
non GhorlcS.S trobe bis 2ofe Clifton
Durdbllbred)en mo eilten 100 Sub
brciten 9oulcuorb or5ulcgen. Die
bctreffenoe S%crorbnung miro Dem
StaNtrotb biunen &ur5em ultcrbrci.
tct meroen Die StroBe miro oltrd)
Wontebcllo mo @lliIiorb gcben uno
Der Sdliiliel 5ilr bnllid,en Gntlpidc.
lima bes Anncr lcln. WGbreno bc&
8inters mcrben Die G%onuiNii1re lire
Flo1c filr Die mciterc Gitt,pidelltng
0es Winner allsarbclten, bnntit bei'm
Veglnn bcS SriibiotrcS ioiort nit
Den notbiuCnoigen Nrbeiten bCgpr,s
ilCll mer6en fol,r. Sic Gurnr1ili1rc
orbcltel lcBt old) oil ocnl Turd)brld)
Der Stofholnl- uno SitcnosS ira6c,
5lpild)cn Scnberbull- ul0 Hocc.Str.,
uno miro oublird) Siib-Naltinorc
cine ipcitcrc bon Weit rud Sit lolls
icnoe brcitc Strobc erbaltcn.
Son Gee uno Safcn.-Ger
NorOb. Slopo.I ampier Yaoln," ipels
der am 4. Cftober Bremen perlieb.
miro I'M Sol,fe bieier @ode bier CT.
iuartet. Gr iabrt bon bier nab 8ol-
pelton meiter. Ter Gampier bat fiir
baltimore iol9en0e auiiiten .Yaiio.
giere an 9oro: Srn. Soiei 9uiauet,
Sri. @ilbelmine Butt. tSrou Minnic
Goof, Stella Goof, Srn. :. &. Out.
Srn. @illiam q. Tiacont, Srn. e.
s. Giacont, Srn. 2. @remp, Srn.
Seba Sompolsft, Srn. Grnit &reiiel.
Srn. 6ror5 aoutih. Sri. Warie
alido, Srn. 1beooor aosciusfo, Srn.
Sans aublib, Srn. Sol. Sasfe, Srn.
Sacob Gems, Sri. 5bomo Weper, Srli.
aarolD Eopelh, Srll. Wnt. Hosmers,
6ron YIN. Hnsnters, Srn. Miflos
Hirole, tSrall Mtiflos Hlnolc, Srl.
Seon Sefer. Sru. y9iuibalo Sdnpor,.
Sri. Slie Simon, Srn. Woibe Sfdd).
ter, 6rau Morris Stern, MorriS
Sterr, Srn. Mor llblemann ms
Satin. 5rau Cara @olf, Srau Sn.
lio Wismef unb aino, Srau Annn
@opno, Marpa @opno, 6rau Mnre.
@after unb Sruu Wnrie @eiielp.
gum eriten Wole in Der Sc
ifid)te oes iiberieeiifen 8~iebhonoels
idbrt Elm Compiler Der Sobniton.
Clinic, n1lulidl Der -llliiermore."
pbne Hinoer pber Sd)aaie nadl 2iper.
pool. Gie llrind)e Iiegt BARN, oaii
Goraba birefi nod ben @ereinigter
aonigreiben crportirt lno Der
Rreis nes nrnerifaniiden RinbDiebs
81 bod fir oen britiiben Martt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Wicn,la Sanatorinm.
Haturbetla1lfdlf.
Ala Weits sStrabe.

Nit aaen ncueIten Siilfsmitteln
lino eleftriiden Mpparaten allsgeltats
tete !SeilanItalt fir Die 9%ebanoluns
ano griinolihe Seilung BON &beiima'
tismus, @out, allen frouiihen uno
nerp5ien, ionic Sals., Sbren. uno
Naien.aranfbeiten. Cine b%eionoere
gbtbeilline lit fir Die 9ebanollulg
nab ser Yrof. aooIf 2orens' iden
blutloien Metbooe fir gerfriimmlrt-
gen ser @irbelidiile, 9eine unb
alumpiiibe einserihtet. Gieies So
natorium lit oas beitalisgeitattete uno
bas einsige Snititiit ieiner art in Sic.
ier Staot uno eS miro ouf Itreie
piiienihaftlifen YrinSipien bnrd)
gepriiite sler;te aus @ieu, Seitreih.
gefiibrt. (2S6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Sie bentisc StaOtratb siitnHg.

Etc berttgc Stnofrnfbe1lBtHg.
6ortietung Der 9erotbun9 Der 9olt
@eicbc. Gin @utod,ten oea
StaOt.Erofllrators. @tc 'o!l
Der Worib Morfet space III 3ll-
funit beiBcn? - Gle Eilaites
rings gnIeibc.
Tn Der b%cutigen Stootraths1 ibltltN
miro inn eritcn NntbS5mei0 Die 3lpcite
2eiung oea nellen GoOer Der gll'
@cicbe i~ortqcicbt rnO 10 baI0 ais
m0gIif beenoet iucrhen, On Die Cont
traftoren uno @oumeiltcr Die ihnellc
Nnnnbme empfeblen, oantit lie loll-
len. moran lie iiu0. Iieier Gcocr
entbGlt iiber 800 Eoragropben uuO
lit Die umfangrcid,itc TerorOnnnI
mcld)e Dem StuGtratb iait uicIen Sat
rem porgcleQCn hot. Stu0t.Erofura.
tor Bruce miro Dem eritcnNatbSjpciJ
IN 9eantlportung Der Anfro9e otS
Observation-Disclosures @cit cin 8ilt-
often iiber Die geieblide Nlltoy'o O.
tion Der Nb5ugstnnol : Gomrnlilirr.
Die Stltrmluniicrfon1lc gu bollcr, 5lt-
ienben uno iogen, onB bic antulc
aus Scr $t0,OO0,OOO Nnlctbc gctaut
pcrbcn fonncn. Sm critcn Hotb5.
3lucig mir0 olld) SIC GCrnr0nnng il.er
Die Ncn0crrmg 0e5 NomcnS 0cS
Wnrib Morfct Space 5ltr @ernttur8
fomnlcn. Die an oieier StroBe mob
ncnocn aulliIrute miinibcn Ben NJ.
men WnrfctsS traBe, WGbrcn0 Dos
Witglieo Scr Gcntre Worfet. Commit.
lion, &r. 6ronf 81. Shirt, Den Nomel
.lintoms Eloce," 81 Gbren bes
MoporS, lpeld)er 10. piel fir Den Muis
bou 0c5 @runooiitrift9 gctbon rot,
in &oriflog brin0t. Die bcuti &c
Sibllng miro 0u& Sd)idlnl Der yer.
orOnltnQ entideioen. IS licbt 10 oll&,
ois oh ilber Ole ) Willionen Collars
Bfloitcrun95@9(nlcib ccnItlid)e Giifc.
ren5cn 5ruiid)en Dem Woppr uno Der
6cmofrotiihen Wtoiorit1t ult3brcd) II
%ipIltcn, "a pobrid)einli6 ihon be!tte
cine &eroronung I'M Stootratb eiu'
gcbrod)t mer0en miro, oanit hicic
Nnlcibe ihon i'm Woi Sen @Ghtcrn
sur Nnnobmc urtcrbrcitct peroen
fam. Ser Wopor mottc ober MIR
iiber Die $2,OO0,OO0 Inleibc fir
Sdui. uno Spribenbduier i'm nod.
item Woi ourd bos 8olf cine Ont.
iheioung getrofien baben, ga er BON
Der perniiniti9en Iniidt ollSgcbl.
bob ol3upicl ungeiuno lit. NuH
mod)te audi Die Torfbeb0roe, ooC
ihon I'M Wtoi Die nelie St,000,OO0
Eorf. Nnlcibe Den @0blern u%ntcrbrc;-
tet miro, olio Suiommen NnlcIben I'M
9etroge bon $S,000,000, 10 bnB i1Q0
oicielben iGnmtlih ongcnonHlcl
nerocn iolten, nit Scr $10,000,0uJ
slb5ugsfonol .gnleibe, Der $2.000.000
Nnncr,Inlcibc lno Der S6,000,00o
4pdzNnlcibc ser nGbltcn Nominiitro'
ton ungeiGbr $26,OOO0O0 fir Silent
Lido Gcrbeiicrlngen 5ltr Geriiigun1
Itc6cn ipiiroen.
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sheu. S. Ciencr &: 60.

Meiie- Bureau uno WehIeIItube.
5diffsfarten bon uno mad 9eutid.
lamb NIT Dem Iorooeutiten olopo
uno anoeren 2inien. Meiiep1iie, @ed.
ieI, G%reoitbriefe uno @eloienoungen.
217 Sf.yaltimure.S trahe.
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Shiffsfarten pun anb nad 0entid'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: ga.
iiite $50, $45 unS $47.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $52.50 nno $3.50.
@unoreiie 5n biuieerem EreiIe. Sbeo.
s. 0iener & Co., 2t7, CH.Saltimpre.
Strafe. (170--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

Sin ldSnss nno niitIides geident
fir MnsebSrise 1T INNER cine Iebens'
erohe photographic Ober cine finit'
Ieriid ppIenbete Gopie eiues alien
8ilbes in Grapun, @aTerfarbe, Del
ober NalteQ. lie id6niten Cabinet.
6iloer MIR 81 pro 0utenb.
Snlims Sebbel, oeiitifer Ybctoerapb,
CO., 321 Norbs8 al. Straee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Stast Baltimore.
1lntcrhaltuugs $ @eamciicr.

p@snit' aiaSemie. 0iele gaoGe: nMlrS.
gSilfon 49, CHATS al".
rNabetp."~ 6tcfc &go6c: r1be 9lue 8ibbon
Girls.
,sIaHep's." 2ieie ISOLDE: ~@o 9om.boD
@irl".
pSoro's cpera SUuie,"- 9icfc @o6e: r9be
&urifial WtobeI".
uSpnibap." - 2icfe s8o6e: rabc Burglars
Salghter".
ysilbansh's,"- 9iefe gsode: SauSeoiue.gors
fielIunaen.
"Oiarnlanb." - 9iefc Bo6e: aeitb's gal,
Observation-Disclosures. 5deIid1 Mlatince.
Grupf".
,9'cp Monumental" - Siefe g3o6e: s1be
Snb Softer 9ontpnnp".
rGplpnnabc." y Siefe Mode: tdeIi6 3tuei
Observation-Disclosures.
r9ourt 6arruntoiy 5urciters Of Nmcriea." 49,
lienttug. ben rs. Sitober, sbenoS s llbr, 20.
idbrlthe llnterbnItllna lnb Rdu in Der Ser
Tunias Qf1nHerdbors6dle".
ySbalta. 0iduncrhur." 49, Sonntaa. ben 81.
Attpber, bumoriiiifne observation-disclosures In Der
.Sernldnidspidnnerdors0aue".
rSdiuabeu.T ameu.9'erriH bon Baltimore" -
Wlontng, ben %. Sitpber, proBe idiuObiihe
8irdlpeib in Der 0ubors2hceums6aue".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Bic 0ablsGampaanc.

beainllt. - Tic Elottiornlcn Der
II GongreB.Ganoiootel in Morp-
lonO. @oS Die Hcgiitrirung
5eigt.
Sebt, oa Die Regiitrirulg porbei
iii, fam Die cigentlite @obl.Gam,
payne beginner. 9cioe YurtCien, Die
0emofrotiihe uno Die rCpliblifuuiide,
pcr0cn in ben orei @od)cn bis CUR
@abl cine Wcnge GROCER unO fleiner
Observation-Disclosures bnIten unb
lono6efonnte &eoner Don nah unb
fern ms Greifcn bringcn.
SntcrCiiont lit es, mie pcri6iehen.
ortig Die Flottformen iino, altf ne(.
Gen Die ei%n6clnen Gonoi0aten fir
GongreB ibren &f ol,S5ufehten
g%eoenfen.
SIM erIten Giitrift lit scr Sdlodt.
ruf oes Gcntofroten Sbomos 81.
Smith: oHehte Ser Woiicrt gegen oie
iclbItiiidtigen SSnterciicn oerSruitS,"
pobrcnb icin republifonii6cr @egner
Ism. S. Sndion onf Der oIlgemeinell
Tlottiorm icincr Yortci ltcbt unO
NleS id%nftlonirt, mas oicie be,
iflicBt.
Sr. 5. 3. 6. Cabot, Der oemofro.
tiihe GanOiOut i'm 5mciten 9iitrift,
bat Die Soriffrnge ais Elattform er.
loren; icin 0egner, ser Hcpublifoncr
Hobert @arrett, ooge9cn giebt iit)
, nift NIT politiihen 6rn9en a6, Jon.
bern bat Srn. Cabot ais nSiiuc"
crforct.
Ser Gemotrot Sorrp y. 8oli i'm
Orittcn Tiitrift ridtet ieinen &ompi
0c9cn bic Wonopolc unO SrllIts, uno
icin rcpublifoniider @cgncr ". ".
Spbnion bofft Die @obl oamit 81 err
la1gen, bo6 er acknowledgements
uno ben gou oeS Gbeiopeufe Iela-
pare.annols preOigt.
Sr. Sobn Sin, jun, bemofratiiher
Ganoioat i'm pierten Iiitrift, beiiir.
lportet ollmGlige 3%orifrepiiion, oomit
teinc 8eib0itsItorungcn eintreten,
pdbrcno iein repllblifoniifcr @egner
Sobn 9. 9. 6inoIap, iun., iiir Con.
trole Der Srlits pllrd) Die 9unoeS.
reoierung lit.
Sm f%iinften Giitritt ltellt lid Ser
Icniofrat Geo. M. Smitb auf sic
bcnlofrotiihe rationale Tlattform,
lpGbrenb Ser Hepublifoner Spbnep
&. Wtu0o auf Der repliblifoniidcrl
1tebt; Sr. Wltob betrad)tet 0cn Sarif
obcr niht ais cine l%nantaitbarc fi.
nciiide Waucr.
&r. Snrpep ". Spelior0, Der Sc
mofrotiihe Gonbioot i'm iehiten 81.
thrift, ideint ieinen &f oui sic
leid)tiinnigc 9lrt uno @ciie, nit mel
der ole Hepllblifaner Die &egierung
fiibren unb nit benz @elo oes GolfeS
lmgeben, boliren 81 mollerL pogegen
iein 8egner Sberit Geo. u. Eeorrc
an ben alten rcpublifonii6cn 9Srin.
5ipien fcItbGlt unb auf icilten lang
i1brigcn oTccoro" ais moihGdtcr
Eurteimnnn I'M GongreB binpeiit.
Gte Itellnng in
Voltimorc.
@enn ole @1bler itinrmen, mic
JIG rcgiitrirt iillO, ioaten I'M orittcn
unb picrtcn Siitrift. Die gor5 inner
bolb Scr Stootgren5en liegen bic
oemofrotiid)cn Gunbiooten Sorrp ..
@oli uno Sobn 8ia, iun., nit Geld.
ti9feit iicgen. Naf) republifoniihcn
3nblen lit bic Gc9iitrirlin9 i'll Den
beiocn GiitriftcnL pie iolgt, nlSgc.
%fnllcn:
Grittcr Giitrift.
JNorSS Npp, Hno nuohb
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9ierter Giitrift.
3ui., .20,7O 1867 1888
Gemofrotiihe WaioritGt also.

Genlofrotiife Waioritat ALSO.
Selbit menn in beioen 3iltriften
suei Trittcl Scr WGbIer. Die ibre
Euricion9cboriefeit nift a~necgebeit,
repubIitnriid, iiiininen io[lten, nib.
ten bic beniofratiiden ganoioatcn
iieeen.
Nod, brmlofratiitcn 3ablen ipar
ole T~caiitrirune in allen "a Noros
Ser Staot pie iofgt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

EGfe sur 8eiie in's Mnslanb &c.
forst s. Yiainc, VT. Ala, Gft.SaIti'
morc.StraRe, uale GoitumIonie.Aps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

SnrnlcftiOn Ses 2a6or GDccnm.
Gr6finnng Der Snrnidrnlc
Wittuodk Den II. Sftobcr 1906,
1011-1013, Sit-galtimurc'S trakc
(2S7-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

Aer vNoIllllbtn lurf'DtrelH Dnt
in benz Web1uoe an ser 9torooitjede
bon z. INTO SsStrobe, HororpeIt, cine
ben 3peden oes Sereins eittlpre'
d)enoe, ietr aiinitig gelegene Sallc
eefunoen, uno geltern abeto forn
sic critic 8erianlmIung IN Der Saae
itott.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-09

the trusts would be represented when
revision comes up cat the hands ofits
friends.o Real revision cannot be had
until the democrats regain control of
Congress and of the executive Office.
A Cummins revision may be better
than no revision at all, but a Cum
Minis revision will not satisfy con-
sumers who are the country. When
Massachusetts and Iowa want revis-
ion it cannot be far off. The defeat
Of the Perkins Blythe ring in Iowa
by decisive majority is significant
even if it does not point to real revi-
sion .0fth tariff. It points at any
rate to state primary law, and the
selection of United States Senators
by direct popular vote. Secretary
Shaw and the state machine were
voted down, and the reformers swept
the convention, and this should be
considered an achievement in hide
bound Iowa.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-09
WOMAN ADOPTS Lad
SHE WANTED TO We'd

Des MOines, Iowa, August 6-Chas.
Lockhart, of Fonda, Iowa, 19 years old,
came to Des Moines today leading by
the hand blushing Mrs. Jennie Greg
son, who has not quite reached her 59th
birthday. A marriage license was
sought and obtained.
To the office of Judge Zell G. Roe the
couple then wended their way. When
apprised of the mission of his visitors
the Judge started in amazement. Re
covering himself, the magistrate look
ed Mrs. Gregson in the face and said:
woman, its not marriage license
you need, but papers permitting you
to adopt the lad
After listening to solemn disserta-
ton on the evil of mismating, the wo-
man took the Judges advice and said
she would adopt Charles and see that
he got a finished education to give him
good start in life.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-09
MADE SMITH 8 WESSON PISTOLS.
Death OF D. B. WeSSOn.--He Left $780,
100000.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 4-After
an illness Of almost 4 years, Daniel
Baird Wesson, the revolver manu-
facturer, died here to-day.
Death resulted from heart failure
superinduced by neuritis. Mr.. Wes-
son was the founder of the firm of
Smith & Wesson, and has been the
manufacturer of guns and revolvers
the greater part of his life. He was
born in Worcester in 1926 and came
to Springfield in 1857, when, with
Horace Smith, he started the manu-
facture of guns. His wealth is esti-
mated at 5O,O0O,OOO. He is survived
by two sons, daughter and 13
grandchildren.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-09
FOR DEFRAUDING UNCLE SAM.
Member Of Oregon Legislature and
LAWYER Go to PenitentidfV.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 4-Willard
N. Jones, member of the Oregon
Legislature of 1908, a wealthy con-
tractor and timber dealer, today was
sentenced by Judge William H.
Hunt, in the United States Circuit
Court to serve one years imprison-
ment in the Federal penitentiary Oh
McNeill's Island, and to pay fine
of 81 900. Jones was convicted of
conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment. Thadeus Stevens Potter, a
well known Portland lawyer, who
was tried and convicted jointly with
Jones, was sentenced to serve six
months in the Multnomah county
Jail and to pay a fine of $500.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-09
S. S. CONVENTION.

Nahunta Township S. S. Conven-
'lon Will be held in Yelverton's
church, Faro, on the 10th dav Of
August.
PROGRAM.
lo a. M. Song service, 1-7O and q
16S.
lo 10 Devotional exercises, d. L.
Earnhardt.
10 80 Address of welcome 8 &
Pupil.
response, S. s. Pupil.
1o 4o Address, Rev. Stewart.
lo 5O Song service, 2-11O.
IL OO Exercise by Yelverton's 8. g
IL 10 Recitation, The Kingdom of
Heaven, Sarah Exum.
IL ~ Address, The Purpose of and
Who Should Attend the S. 8.
Rev. Cunningham.
Song.
Instructions and illustrations
In the Primary Department. bv
Mrs. Kendall.
Exercises by Eureka S. S.
Dinner.
AFTERNOON.
80 Song service, 2-27.
L 4o Exercises by Watery Branch
S s
w Address by County President
Song, 2-33
Exercise by Eureka 8 s
Exercise by F remont SIS
Address, How to Increase and
Hold the Attendance in So
byBA est +
song service, 2-267.
Election of officers, appointing
committees and selecting time
and place for holding next
convention
Closi ng song, 2-164
Adjournment.
Ine songs On programme NAV he
found in hymnal No. 2.
You are invited to come and brino
your basket.
j. H. r
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-09
DfATH Of DIR. WALTER LANdD0N.
J.. III. B.

Wilminlon Star.
L a telegram to his neice, Mag. rhos.
u. Meares, brought the intelligenoe Of
the death, on Sunday, at his homo i'm
oalllornla' of D1. Walter r. Langdon.
Or. Langdon was born and reared in
thls city, practiced medicine before the
war IN Philadelphia, returned home to
enter the Confederate army, where he
served prominently as a surgeon, and
altef the war, commenced practice in
N1nlngton. He moved to California
III 1869, but retired from active work
several years ago, with competence.
lie IS survived by son, DR.. Samuel
W.iR. Langdon, of Stockton; brother.
capt. Paul III. Langdon, Of Augusta.
Ga; a nephew, DR.. Junius D. Young.
OF California, and niece, Mrs. Meares.
of this city.
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EMBEZZLED $I25,OOO.
Teller and BOokkeeper Of PittSbufg
Bank COnSpired and SpecuIated On
Large ---Mdttef Had Been
Kept Secret. One Man in Jail.

Pittsburg, Pa, August 4.-Official
knowledge Of the embezzlement of
$125, 900 from the Union Trust Com
pany several days ago, was dissent
mated today in a statement issued by
III. G.. McEldowney, president of the
Trust Company. This statement was
delivered to all the newspap apers, and
was published today. This is the
first that has been printed in local
papers, so effectively had the matter
been suppressed The statement says:
con Wednesday August l, while a
bookkeeper, G. S. Hixson, was on his
vacation, discrepancy was found in
his books in the Union Trust Compa-
ny. Hixson was Immediately arrest
ed and made complete confession.
In his confession he stated that act
ing jointly with G. B. w. Ray, a
teller, they had stolen $125, 900, di-
viding the money equally, with Ray,
the teller, taking the money off the
counter while Hixson the book
keeper, falsified the books. The
money was all lost in speculation
Auditors have verified the confession
of Hixson to cent, namely, $685.
900. Hixson is now lodged in the
Allegheny county Jail and the Union
Trust Company will do all that is
necessary to arrest G. B. w. Ray,
who has escaped, and see that he is
punished to the full extent Of the
law. The Union Trust Company on
Friday, August 8, charged to profit
and loss account $125,O00, the full
amount of it's loss.
(Signed) Oh. @. McELDOwNEY,
President"
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Rocky Mount Wants Freight Station
Moved.

Rocky Mount, n. c., Aug. "A.
w. Anderson, general superinten-
dent of the Atlantic Coast Line,
spent the day here in conference
with a committee of citizens relative
to the moving OF the freight Office
from the Main street of the city.
Work had begun on a new $4,000
building, and the citizens request is
that the railroad build elsewhere than
Main street. Mr.. Anderson made
no statement as to whether the re-
quest would be granted.
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Thousands Storm Jail
and Lynch Prisoners
Salisbury Sees Guards Flung Asde Prison Doors Forced
and the Murderers of the Lyerlys Dragged to
the Gallows of Judge Lynch.
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One of the Gillespies thereupOn adj
mitted that he had assisted in the
murder Of the Lyerly family This
done, one of the doomed men, a
rope having been adjusted about his
neck, shot up into the air. Snap! went
the rope, and the victim fell to the
earth in a convulsed heap. Instantly
he was seized and again strung up.
This time the cord stood the strain and
the negro hung from the gallows of
Judge Lynch, struggling a moment,
then slowly growing still.
A second and a third man then
darted into the air and hung by the
side Of the first, turning with a slow
and horrible movement in the calm air
Of the night.
A crash Of guns rang out, followed
by another and another. The mob
were pouring volley after volley into
the dangling bodies. Then the firing
ceased. The work of blood was done.
By 1890 nothing remained of the i'm
mense throng that had packed the
streets, but a few groups of men dis
cussing the lynching. George Irvine
was taken from the jail with his as
sociates and closely guarded. Then he
was led back to his cell. Nease Gil
lespie maintained his innocence to the
end. Ed Barber, relative Of the
murdered man, followed the mob with
the prisoners to the scene of the lynch
ing and pleaded with them to return
the negroes to the Jail and let the law
take it's course, but the mob needed
him not.
Nease and John Gillespie, charged
with the murder Of the Lyerly family,
on the night of July 13, had been put
on trial in Rowan county Superior
Court at Salisbury today. Judge Long
presiding at this special term, devoted
most Of his charge to the subject OF
lynching, declaring that the prisoners
would be protected at all hazards and
that any interference with such intent
would be summarily punished.
At the close of today's sitting the
prisoners were taken back to jail. AT
this time no apprehension of mob
violence was feared by the authorities.
The crime with which the negroes
were charged was the murder on the
night Of July 18th at Barber Junction
Of Isaac Lyerly, his wife and two
children. Feeling ran high at the time
and an effort was made to lynch the
negroes. They were hurried away
and brought to Charlotte, where they
remained until Sunday night, when
they were taken to Salisbury for trial
The lynching tonight terminates the
trial begun today, but it is not known
what steps will be taken by Judge Long
and Solicitor Hammer, now on the
ground, as to the prosecution of the
members of the mob.
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The ''Iowa idea" ran away with
the Iowa republican convention, and
Governor Cummins easily won a
nomination to third term, although
precedent in Iowa forbids third
terms. Not only was he nominated
on the first ballot, but he dictated
the platform, and, that platform
demands "such reasonable and time
ly changes as will keep the tariff in
harmony with our industrial and
commercial progress"
While the Iowa republicans think
Dingleyism has been carried too far,
especially in the direction Of "domes-
tic monopoly,"yet the Dick machine
in Ohio says the tariff must not be
touched because revisionnow would
bring befeat in 1905 It would be
bad political sense, says Mr.. Dick Of
Ohio, and he claims todraw inspira-
ioin from Oyster Bay
The Ohio idea and the Iowa idea
will now proceed to thresh over the
subject until the November election,
and the voter will st any rate gain
some political eductiou. Governor
Cummins is fghte and he proposes
to step from third term to the Sen
ate, where no douH he would renew
the demand for revision, much to
the disgust Of the standpatter of the
Aldrich stamp and the machine in
general.
But after all revision of even the
Cummins sort would be halting and
unsatisfactory. All big campaign SUBJ
scribers would % protected, and all