The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-23

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made careful pwparatson sor algAl
'vca taking : silver dsnner 80.
The subcommittee Of The IntsEns-
sioaal American Coafsrvuee en- The
Draso doctrine agreed % . rS>oln-
.ion even more gvasFai than The ens
sn the program.
]. gaynor storrs Wells. The veal.
thy young man who entered the
aavy, IL under arrest ai the Norfolk
Navy Yard and thrcaiensd with
sour, martial for oversiayiag kis
ease.
William ]. Bryan Is 10 make . trip
TO Australia after the November eles-
ton aud will be absent 10 weeks.
King Edward left for Germany and
will confer with Emperor William on
the Russian situation.
Maj.-G Sir Reginald pole-Carew,
prominent in African and other cam
paigns, has been retired.
| The creation Of separate governor
eeneralship for the mining region Of
Russia shows how seriously the eoa-
dition there il regarded.
Defying the labor black list,
Speaker Cannon is 80 certain Of re-
election that he Will not canvass bis
own district.
Grand Duke Nicholas NieholAte-
witch declined the military Dictator
ship Of Russia and recommended
General Linevitch for the post.
Secretary Bonaparte's mall 10 full
of letters in regard 20 his Cumber-
land speech on anarchy.
The Sultan OF Turkey IL better
after his attack Of illness.
Though Henry II. Lippart bid
$1,000 less, the contract for 10000
army blankets was awarded 10 tho
American woolen Company, the So
called Woolen Trust.
Terrific rains caused great damage
in Norfolk and vicinity.
William Butler, Of Keyser, W. vA,
was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio
train at Paw-Paw, W. Va.
The cruiser Minneapolis reached
Norfolk with 800 seasiek Brooklyn
naval reserves.
The National Firemen's Assoeia-
tion is holding q convention In Roam
oke.
John Colline, q miner, was murder
ed for his money near Fairmont, w.
Va.
Hard work was done by the Fourth
and Fifth Regiments at Mount Gret-
ma.
The annual encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic has
taken 100000 visitors 10 Minneapolis
Mimi.
William J. Bryan renewed the
fight against Democratic National
Committeeman Roger Sullivan, OF
Illinois, charging misuse Of funds.
| -Four persons were shot, three per-
haps fatally, at Coney Island by .
man who made his escape after hold
ing his pursuers at bay with a revol-
yer.
Officials of the First National
Bank of Birmingham, Ala, announo-
I'd that Alex. II. Chisoim paying
teller, is 100000 short In his se-
counts, and he was arrested On his
return from q vacation trip.
A census of divorces l. being taken
in New York, and it is feared that
many family secrets buried In seal
ed court records will be laid bare.
! The committe on insurance laws Of
the American Bar Association recon-
mended certain changes In the laws.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany stopped its surface lines TO
Coney Island at p. NJ, In spite Of
. all protests.
George Hill, q white ex-eonviet,
was found guilty Of participation in
the lynching Of three negroes at
|: Salisbury, y. C., last Monday night
and was sentenced to Is years In the
, penitentiary.
. Indictments on charges OF giving
! and receiving rebates were returned
! by the grand jury Of jamestown, N.
. T., against the Pennsylvania Rail-
! road and the Standard and Vacuum
J Oil Companies.
William Loeb, Jry secretary 10
President Roosevelt, was sued fos
] $4,000 damages by Nadage Doree,
q Jewish writer, on q charge Of false
: arrest.
The investigation In progress al
Chicago against the Standard Oil
Company is progressing.
Frank Kowalski, paying teller Of
the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue Bani
Of Chicago, shot and killed himself