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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-27
Littleton High School,
RAYMOND BROWNING,
L. W. BAGLEY,
Principals
lime to Enter Sent. Z IQn7

7A3DVANTAGES.--1. Entrance into
colleges and universities on certii-
cate. 2. Faculty of experienced col
i1egee. teachers. 3. Scholarships from
leading colleges. 4. Expenses mod
crate, no extras. 5. Health condi-
tons unsurpassed. 6. Prepares for
lie or college. Z. Thorough instruc-
ton. 8. Home influence. 9. Good
library. 10. No saloons.
For further information and cata-
logue address.
z. P. BLACKBOARD, Supt.,
o-1o-to9-I Littleton, N. c..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-27
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"ard for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-27

Analysis of Wine. Mineral and
Fresh Waters, Canned GaoI} MI.
cream, Butter, Beverages. Ljqg"s
spirits, Oils, Earth, Fcrti'ze@
Chemicals, Colors and Mincra. Ona
Particular attention given to h
animation and Analysis of 'rine, i'll
the Detection Of Kidney and EIadd
Diseases. Consultation, r.,aer #
mail or by calling, is free. namss
reasonable. AIT
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
NEGRO RIOT IS FATAL
Discharged Soldier Kills
Gambling House Keeper.
SEVENTY-FIVE ARE ARRESTED
RevOIvers, Bricks, and Rocks Used
in Combat In which Many Are In
jgrea-AH the Omeers at LnwtOn
Needed 10 QuelI the Disturbance.
The slayer Is in Jail.

Oklahoma City. Jan. 21.-Foilowing trou-
ble that started over a craps game fully
seventy-ave negroes. part Of whom were
members OF Tie discharged regiment from
Fort Reno. engaged in a battle tonight
at LawtOn. in which Nat Marshall. a
negro. was killed by Lane Dixon. a dis
charged member OF the Twenty-fifth In
fantry. Several others were wounded.
Revolyers were freely used, and many
who had no guns stood the FIRE while
they hurled rocks and bricks at those
who were shooting. In an attempt 10
stop the riot. Nat Marshall in whose
house the gambling was carried on. was
shot through the lungs.
So great was the fight that all the Of
6cers of Lawton were called upon to put
d stop 10 It and make the arrests.
Seventy-five negroes were captured and
taken TO the city jail. where they are now
undsT guard. Only the timely arri-al
Of t6e posse Of officers prevented the kill
ing Of several more.
Many of the soldiers of the discharged
regiment have gone % Lawton since the
removal OF Corporal Knowles TO that
place. who is charge with the shooting
of Capt Macklin, Of FL Reno.
The fight was started by Dixon, who
became enraged AT Marshall over a game
in which they were playing. There is no
doubt about the identity of Dixon. He
is now in jail
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
TROOPS RAID NEGRO SECTION.
fifty Soldiers at Columbus in Riot
and Half of Them Ar. ,Sted.

Columbus, Ohio. Jan. I.-Fifty soldiers
from the barracks raided the bad lands. %
a negro section of the city. demolishing
W ndows, saloons. and stores with show
eTs OF bricks and stones
A mob OF 500 negroes and whites met
them and routed them. Many were in
jUred
Half the number are now under arrest
a. the city prison and guardhouses.
The War Department was notified by
Maj. Glenn, commandant The rioters.
pfivates quartered at the Columbus Bar
racks, in the northern part of the city.
scattered when approached by a mob of
800 people. Two companies Of regulars
were sent out for their apprehension by
Maj. Glenn. Commandant at the barracks.
and squad of police also assisted. Many
Of them have now been arrested. Some
are in the city prison.-and others are IN
The guaTdhOuse at the barracks Outside
the barracks a line Of soldiers is on patrol
outy, and all soldiers approaching are
Tlaced under arrest.
About half the offenders are now under
arrest, and it is thought that most of the
others will be apprehended before morn
ing. All trains are being watched, that
n)ne may leave the city.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
WANT WRECK BLAME FIXED.
Relatives of Explosion Victims viii
Charge Criminal CareIessness.

Terre Haute, Ind. Jan. I.-Criminal
prosecution Of the railroad officials. as
well as damages from the company. was
demanded here to-day by relatives Of the
dead and by survivors of the explosion
which demolished a Big -Four passenger
train and a freight train at Sanford
Saturday night
To the county prosecutor it was repre-
sented that the State law governing the
handling of explosives was violated by
the railroad. and that criminal careless
ness was shown in the manner in which
the death-dealing shipment was packed
The prosecutor has promised a rigid in
vestigation, and warrants foi the offend
erS. If criminality is shown. Coroner
Leavitt began an inquest to-day
1t is now believed the car contained
nitroglycerin. though it's complete de-
struction makes the theory impossible Of
proof, at least at present.
Two of the injured in the explosion died
to-day, bringing the total number Of
known dead up TO twenty-six II is not
certain, however whether all the pas
sengers have yet been accounted for, and
more bodies may still be found. -Four
more deaths are expected among the in
juTed.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22

long as Canada has man for man to the
United States on such commissions. no
trouble will arise therefTom. even If no
settlement Is reached
What Canada fears is being drawn into
a tribunal Of .jurists Of repute' outside
her own borders. and TO submit not only
20 the loss Of territory. but humiliation
as Wen, with the only recourse left FOR
the Canadian minority on the tribunal 10
enter a firm protest. As regards trade
concessions between Canada and the
United States, that IS out Of the question.
1t will not even be discussed.
Tickets for the Canadian Clsb lunch to-
morrow. at which Mr.. Root Is 10 speak.
have been all bought up. and many de-
sirous cannot get seats, so anxious are
they To hear this distinguished Amer
lean. His words are awaited with the
highest degree of anticipation and ex-
pectaucy.
Tomorrow afternoon the skating party.
postponed Saturday on account Of unfa-
vorable weather. will be held st Rideau
Hall grounds. About 800 have invitations.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
THE SENATE MINSTRELS.
Rv HENJ II. TILLMAN.

II lam entitled 60 a position among
ihe burnt cork artists as P;tchfOrk
Hen at enc end of the line, Fire
Alarm Joe Foraker ought to occupy
the other end. We do the Orlando
FuriOSO act admirably.
Then in between we have the sol
emB and SeFiOus-minded Lone Star
artist (CuIberSOn1, who hns sudden
Iy ceased to play the role of detec-
tive and performs solo on the bones
In praise of the President.
Then I'm line we have the brilliant
and cOurtly Senator from Virginia
CDanieD. whose specially is OratOry,
and who works his rhetoric overtime.
Next we have the dying swan, SmlI-
ing Tom U'attersOn), of Colorado, the
state recently bought at auction by
one CugEenbeim. His act Is very
pathetic, indeed.
Next we have the redOubted Ten
nesSeean (CarmacLD, who was once a
knight, very HotsPur I'm the lists.
Bui his spear IL broken of. He has
been unhOrsed. lie joins the min
streIs to sing "a last song to the victor
of Brownsville.
Next. "a the negro preacher and
telephone artist in the show, a verita-
BILE chameleon In his accuracy of re-
producing White House coIOrS, we
have Senator MOdgeD haiIing from
Massachusetts, the home of the sacred
cod, where the AdaH.ses vete for
Douglas, aud lodge walks with the
Almighty.
A. q middIeman We have the POM
padOuF artist from Georgia GCIay),
who depends upon his voice TO carry
conviction to his audience.
Then comes the star Of the troupe,
Gum Shoe Bill (stOneD, from old
Missouri. He can dance the highland
fling on top of a ten-rail fence and
never touch the ground, bHt his
greatest feat Is walking on eggs
WiabOut breaking the shells.
Last We have the artist from the
hHdEcT state (SDOoRerDs an acrobat
and juEgIer of international reputa-
tion. lie is supple, SLY, and foxy, and
having once been II lawyer, is noted
for his ability to get on either side of
any question. lie sings bass, alto,
soprano. or tenor, and is superb in
any role.
can this has been expunged from th'
record Of the United States Senate, witt
more Of the same sort).
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
MISTRIAL IN THE SHEA CASE
jury, After Being Out Fifty-fOur
Hours, Fails to Agree.
Already Chicago Has spent Thou
sands of Dollars, hut Prosecutor
VIII Begin New Trial.

Chicago, Jan. IA mistrial has termi-
mated the first hearing Of the cases Of
President Cornelius p. Shea, Of the Team
sters' International Union. charged with
conspiracy in connection with the big
drivers strike here in 1895, and with re-
sponsibility for the slugging and murders
which characterized the struggle.
The jury was out from 1890 Saturday
morning until 4:30 this afternoon. Ten
ballots were taken. The first and second
resulted in six votes for acquittal and
six for conviction. the third in eight for
acquittal and four for conviction. and the
rest seven for acquittal and FIVE for con-
vlction.
County Prosecutor Healy announced
that Shea and his associates viii be
placed on trial again at once. The state
ment came as a surprise to the defense.
which had expected that no further at
tempt would be made to press the indict-
ments in the event Of a hung jury on the
first hearing
The prosecution asserted that Shea and
his followers accepted money from the
garment workers union TO call strike
against the maiI-OTdeT house Of Mont
gomery Ward & Co, with which the gar
ment workers had long been at war.
From there the strike spread 10 other
concerns until every teamster in the city
was out \ few concerns were permitted.
however, it was charged. to continue
business On payment Of tribute to the
labor leaders
For t.sc scenes of violence which
marked the struggle the prosecutor
claimed that Shea was directly response
bic, ably assisted by his lieUtenantS.
The defense admitted that Shea called
sympathetic strike but maintained that
the employers and not the labor leaders
provoked the rioting. The graft
charges and the argument that a sympa-
thetic strike is a conspiracy We're de-
MED
Albert Young. once a follower Of Shea,
but now leader Of a rival teamsters'
union. and four followers turned States
evidence.
The trial occupied 129 days and cost.
including expenses on both sides. nearly
N50,00c Nearly 5000 talesmen were ex-
amined before a jury was secured.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
WAR ON OBNOXIOUS POSTERS.
Catholic Societies of Cincinnati Be
gin Determined Crusade.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan 2l-The Hamilton
County federation of sixty-nine Cath
Ollie societies has unanimously adopted
Il resolution declaring opposition by its
members 10 all theaters displaying SEN
sational posters or placards exhibiting
acts of violence or vice. There are TC00
members in the league
AS appeals to the mayor and city
authorities have failed to stop the
abuse, the societies have determined to
boycott all theaters and business
houses that use indecent posters and OBJ
noxious pictures to advertise their busi-
ness
The body has sent resolutions condemn
ing the attitude of the French govern
men; toward the church 10 the State
Department at Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
BAILEY SHOWS A MAJORITY
FOils Attempt of Opposition to Post
pOne Election.
Texas Senator'S Supporters Claim
I25 of 1873 Votes on First
Ballot To-day.

Austin, Tex. Jan. ZL-There is hardly
a doubt but that Senator Bailey will be
reelected by the legislature tomorrow.
The house refused a second reading. this
afternoon, Of the resolution calling for a
postponement of the election. This shows
Bailey has a majority. Notwithstanding
the serious charge pending against him.
Senator Bailey said to-day that if the
committee found him guilty he would re-
sign his seat
The supporters Of Senator Bailey to-
night claim he will receive 1Zj Of l63
votes on the first ballot Bailey's major
ity in the special election in the Twenty
fourth senatorial district to-day is over
20000.
Representative Cobbs said to-day that
If the charges that have been made
against Senator Bailey are sustained. he
viii prepare a memorial on behalf Of the
legislature asking the United States
Senate TO institute Impeachment proceed
ings against him.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
ALLEE KEEPS SOME PLUMS.
Retiring Senator Gets Federal Pat
rOnnge Wanted by RiyaIs.

Dover, Del, Jan. 2I--SenatOT Alice,
smarting over his recent defeat for re-
election, threw a bomb into the ranks
OF his rivals to-day and deprived them
Of the chance Of fulfilling some ante
election promises.
The retiring Senator got back to
Washington to-day and kilograms be-
gan 10 pour in that Senator Alice was
proceeding to thin out the Spoils by
settling the Federal patronage problem
for the lower counties i'm the next four
years The Senator began at home.
He had his brother, Douglas c. Alice,
postmaster at Dover, reappOinted this
afternoon. although the latter's four
year term would not have expired till
next March.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
FLOOD AT ITS HEIGHT.
CritieaI Period at Cfnciannti Is be-
lleved 20 Have Passed.

Cincinnati. Ohso. Jan. g.-At 10 o'clock
tonight the Ohio River was stationary at
sixty-fiye feet, where it has been since 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
That the critical period has passed IS
the opinion or Forecaster Bassler. who
tonight did not issue his warning bullc-
tin. 1t is estimated that not less than
1900 men are out of work
1t will take some time 10 get the in
undated factories iu working shape after
the water has rsceded from them. \
scarcity, bordering on a famine, in the
milk supply IS d result OF the interrupted
railroad traffic.
The local railroad problem is a very
serious one. Cincinnati is practically COW
cred by a freight embargo. which pre-
clUdes the possibility Of receiving freight
or sending away the manufactured prod
ucts Of the city. The loss TO the manu-
featuring interests has already reached
millions. Schoolhouses, churches, and
public halls are tonight still the only
shelter for thousands.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
HIGGINS STRENGTH FAILING.
Former Governor of New York Is
Rapidly Nearing the End.

Olean. y. Y. Jan. I-Former Gov.
Higgins lies in his home at the point o.
death. He has taken no nOurishment for
many hours. and his strength is fast fall
ing. That he has retained "a hold on life
this iong Is puzzling TO his physicians.
On Sunday he rallied somewhat and was
able 20 recognize members of his family
and his secretary. Allan B. Williams. for
moment, but shortly relapsed into a
drOwsy state. which, has marked his ill
ness for several days. His heart is not
strong enough 10 stand stimulation, and
the inevitable h-s come-iHability TO take
nourishmeuL
President Roosevelt has asked 20 De
kept advised of the governors condition.
All members Of the family are here. ex-
Cept his eldest son. who recently returned
20 California, and whose health is such
that he has been advised not 10 undertake
the hasty trip.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
UNANIMOUS FOR D0LLIvER.
Republican Caucus Ends Peacefully
After Weeks of Contention.

After Weeks of Contention.
Des Moines, Ia, Jan. I.-United States
Senator J. p. Dolliver was accorded the
honor Of Il unanimous denomination by
the Republican caucus Of the Iowa legis-
Iature here tonight. It was a peaceful
ending of a situation which has been
strained for weeks, and which has given
rise to all sorts of Tumors and predic-
tons.
Senator Doniver briefly addressed the
caucus after his nomination He de-
clared that ne should have hesitated 20
accept the denomination had 1t not been
rendered him by a united party He
said he realized the force behind the
movement for the election Of Senators by
popular vote. but believed the old system
had worked fairly well. and pointed the
high esteem in which Senator Allison
had been held for nealy forty years, and
elected by the State legislature.
The denomination Of Senator Dolliver
viii be ratified in a legislative election to-
morrow
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
STORM LOSS IS $3,OO0,OO0.
Lake Erie Higher Than for Years,
the Waters Banking Up.

Buffalo. Jan. 21.-This city is this morn
ing counting the cost of the great st~-n
which swept through here early vest
day at an eighty fve-miies-an-hour speeC
and places the loss here and in the Tona-
wandas as at least 100000
Lake Erie is higher than for many
years. In three minutes Lake Erie rose
as many feet Gigantic waves tore the
whaTves TO pieces. craft by the score
drifted from their moorings out into the
lake or ran aground. and some of them
collided with bridges.
Many smOkestacks throughout the city
were blown over. The hurricane was aC-
companied by scUrrying snow.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
LOCAL.

Jamaican Incident Closed by Powers.
2President Can Mobilize 13, 10000 Men.
2-Bangs Given Hearing by President.
2-Letchmere Fooled in Jail-breaking At
tempt.
-POultry Show Opens To-day.
9-Government Petition in Shipp Case
Granted.
Burton Under Fire in Elkins Suit
1EWoodward Opposes Medical Union
Bill
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
YALE's prom. WEEK OPENS.
Confetti and Hens Cause Disturbance
at GIee Club Concert.

New Haven. Jan. 2L-Yale's Prom.
week opened this evening al the
Hyperion Theater with a shower Of hens
and confetti The freshmen were out in
force to attend the concert Of the uni
veTsity glee club, and the theater was
crowded with guests who have come
from New York, Boston, Washington. and
the West to New Haven 70 attend the
weeks festivities, but the freshmen soon
tsrned the theatsr into such a bear gar
Den that Fire Chief Fancher refused to
allow the curtain to go up until the row
was quieted
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
COTTON MEN CONFER. :
Members of New York Exchange
Consider Changes in Bylaws.

hENH III DN-iaHSs
New York. Jan. 2E-The members of the
New York Cotton Exchange held a meet
ing to-day at which the amendments TO
the bylaws in regard to contracts for
future delivery, which We're recommended
by the board of managers. were discussed
The opinion was mostly favorable, and
it seems probable that when the ballot
ing takes place Wednesday, the amend
rent will be adopted. Mr. Ray, d mem
Der of the revision committee. opposed
the changes on the ground that they
would not correct the evils they were
aimed at. He said that there was no
question that the committee had made
mistake in the basis adopted in No
vember, but that an attempted correction
in February would probably turn out as
great miscalCulatiOn as before He char
acteriZed the market in New York as
spectators market; that in Liverpool as
a traders market, and said that the New
Orleans market was anything you wanted
to call IL.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
FLORIDA LIMITED IN WRECK.
Train Is Burned and at Least Two
Persons Are Killed.

Charleston. 5. c.. Jan. 21.-The FIori-
da Limited. of the Atlantic Coast Line.
was wrecked tonight near Yemassee, S.
c. Meager details are just reaching this
city. The train was burned after the
wreck. At least two persons have been
killed and several injured.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
UnixersaIiss Pastor Pronoted.

La Crosse, Wis. Jan. 2-Northwestern
Supt ". II. McGaufin. of the Universal
ist Church. has been elected general SUI
perintendent, the highest position in the
denomination. Announcement Of his eIec-
tion was made at the close of services at
St. Paul's Church here. where Rev. DR..
McGaufiin is conducting a revival.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Delaware, and Maryland-Fair,
warmer to-day; tomorrow part
ly cloudy; light east to southeast
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
Scranton Epide,aics Unchecked.

Scranton, Pa, Jan I.-Four cases Of
scarlet fever. six typhoid cases. six diph-
liberia cases, and four deaths were re-
ported to the health board to-day. There
is a possibility that all the schools Of the
city will be closed until the epidemics are
checked.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
JAMAICAN INCIDENT
CLOSED BY POWERS
Britain Makes Amends for
Gov. SWettenham.
ACT TACITLY REBUKED
America Will Ignore Letter to
Admiral Davis.

President Replies TO EngIand's Dip
state Department Declares Case Is
1nded-NavaI Men Angry Because
Insult to Admiral Davis Is Not
Made Basis Of Complaint TO London
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

PAGES. IELENHATHIbs
bailey Expects Victory To-day.
discharged Negroes in Fatal Riot.
1-Mistrial in Chicago Teamster's Case
I-Secretary Root at Official Dinner
3-Thaw Trial Postponed.
3-"JOSiah FIynt' Is Dead
3-SenatOF Dryden Caucus Nominee.
4Frederick Pastor-Banker Is Angry.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
CONGRESS.

1-Senate Not Yet in Union.
I-Tillman's "Humor" Anglers Senators
9-House Approves Artillery Increase.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
Your NIoncy WIN ne safe,

draw interest and be subject to check nj
will F deposited in banking department of
UnioH Trust Co, 14l4 T st. NV
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
TILLMAN'S "HUMOR"
Anglers SENATORS
Bitterly Resent Being De-
Scfibed as MinStrelS.
SCORED BY CARMACK
Secret Session Necessary to Re
store Peace in Senate.

Encounter Seemed Imminent at One
Desired TO Explain Refused 10
Withdraw Remarks Except In Open
Senate Apologies Finally Made
and BelIigerents Shake Hands.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22

Ala Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Ed1stein's from y to 5. I4l2 n. Y ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
GIVE DINNER TO ROOT
Canadians Hosts TO American
Secretary of State.
KING AND PRESIDENT TOASTED

Many Matters of Importance TO the
Two Countries Are Discussed In
Make Trip Along Banks of the OF
tHwa River to See Lumber Industry
The Washington herald., 1907-01-22
Officials Confer Quickly.

CONTINUED OK THIRD PAGE.
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