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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
DEATH AT THE THRO1ILE.
Eucineer's Head Crushed by som
Object Along the Road.

Philadelphia, February 6.-Ine con-
gressional limited train on the Penn
sylvania railroad which leaves Wash
ington for New York at 4 O'Clock ran
through this city tonight at terrific
speed with the engineer, Joseph Toms,
dead at the throttle. The train which
was made up Of seven buffet, dining
and Darlor cars, makes two stops IN
this city, n at West Philadelphia and
the other at North Philadelphia. Short
" after the train left West Phlladel-
phia. the fireman Harry Michner, no
ticed the speed Of the train was I'M
usual but the engineer gave no signals.
Michner called to Toms but received
no answer and when the train rushed
through Fairmont Park and nearcd
North Philadelphia the fireman climb
ed over the big boiler into the engi-
neer's cab to find Toms dead with his
hand On the throttle His head was
hanging out Of the cab window and
had been crushed by striking some OBJ
iect along the road. Michner supported
the dead engineer on his arm and
brought the train to a stop at North
Philadelphia, where a new eningeer
was secured and the train proceeded to
New York. Toms, the dead engineer
lived in Newark, n. J.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
AWAITING HIS DOOM.
Hodges, the Wife Murderer Bids His
Family FaTewcll-Ready for the

The galows on which John II.
Hodges and Freeman Jones are TO die
IN Friday of this week has been erect
ed inside the jail and is practically
complete. This work was done yes
terday and near by where the carpen-
tiers worked on the instrument OF death
the two doomed men sat and could
count the blows Of the hammers and
hear the noise made by the saws. They
could see the work that was being done
on the instrument that will end their
lives before another Sunday.
Probably the most impressive and
touching scene ever enacted in this
county took place in the Jail Sunday
afternoon when the six children Of
Hodges, the mother Of his dead wife,
two of her sisters, several brothers
in-law and other family connections
gathered there % say goodbye to the
doomed man. Rev. H. NJ. North OF
the Trinity park school. preached ,ne
sermon and he was assisted in the de-
votiOnali exercises by Revs. z. NJ. HoSle
and J. H. McCracken, and by a guar
tette of gentlemen who conducted the
singing.
After this service all retired with
the exception Of the relatives, the otiI-
GERS and one newspaper man. Hodges
made a talk to his children, calling
each one and telling what he wanted
done and then leaving them 10 the
care of divine providence. He gave
to each child a bible, twenty cents III
money and some fruit. To Jack, the
youngest boy, he gave his watch and
chain.
He was questioned about the mAr-
der by Mrs. High, mother Of the nlu.-
dered woman, and he told OF what ov-
Cured that night. He said he intended
to kill his wife and himself, but the
pistol failed to fire when his time
came He said his wife was a good
woman. He said be was happy, was
converted and would 90 TO heaven and
be with his wife when the hanging
was over. He said that he had pray ed
each night that he might De- with her
and had dreamed Of seeing her, ana
hat they were both happy.-Durham
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
TILL 1T TO

4 Missouri: Woman i'm Two Years and
Six Months has Six Children.
Tell it to Roosevelt! Within tn past
two years and six months six children
have been born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Allen, living near Sedalia, O.
Thirty months g Mrs. Allen gave
birth to twins; Y months later the
stork left another pair OF twins; ana
.r~w the third set of twins is on hand.
This Ia an average OF one child for
every Ave months of welded life
Washington Dispatch.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
To BUILD MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Funds Being Sought for Bishop
Atkinson Memorial Church.
Will he Erected i'm DilwoFtll, a Suburb
the State VIII be Asked 10 Lend Aid.
More Than $1,000 Already Sub
~CTihPd.

Efforts have recently been inaugu-
rated in Charlotte and aid will be asked
Of all the different Episcopal churches
in North Carolina. for the rectDu "a d
memoria3 church in honor of the
memory Of the Lat Bishop Atkinson,
who for many years was bishop of the
Diocese OF North Carolina. His home
vas in this city, and he was the father
Of Colonel John w. Atkinson Of Viii
mington.
The Bishop Atkinson Memoria!
church, it is proposed. shall be erected
IN Dilwovth, ia Of the thriving and
growing suburbs Of Charlotte. Efforts
70 secur subscriptions for the under
taking, made in Charlotte, were yer.
having already been pledged.
Yesterday, Rev. Francis Moore Os-
borne, of Charlotte, arrived in Will
mingon and he will spend several days
in this city and in this section in the
interest Of the church fund. Some
time during the next few months nc
will make visits to Episcopal churches
all ver North Carolina, seeking sub
scriptions to build the church.
Bishop Atkinson a the last bishop
who had the entire state as his diocese.
Some time before his death, Rev. T. 3.
Lyman became assistant TO the bishop
and when Bishop Atkinson died. i'll
the early sos. the state was divided
into the diocese of east and diocese of
wes: Carolina, Rev. A. A. Watson be-
coming bishop of the east and Rev. T.
B. Lyman, bishop Of the west.
The matter of memorial TO Bishop
Atkinson will appeal with great Al
terest to Episcopalians In North Caro-
lima, and there are many special rea-
sons why the Wilmington people
should be very generous in their con-
tributions to the fund.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12

! Non Will Make NO A'7'"Ne aa.,
Follow In "Amins'"h
Advice.
,oo1c4 YOUR kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys
&c ron have pain in the back, urinary
or. dizziness and nervousness
49, +tr,o tn act and no time to expert
men+ These are all symptoms Oh h'o
n~ trouble. and you should EEK d
rornedv which is known to cure ue
kidneys. onoo~
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
nee No need to experiment. ~
has cured many stubborn cases IN w
mirgton. Follow the advice Oh " W."
nirq+on citizen and be cured you4
q r, King, the we'll known police
man residing at 706 Wooster sueet'
80. ~ had terrible pain in my Dach
wh4ch worked around to my side II
in nv stomach, so bad at times ina
il laid me up. I used INTERNAL medi-
ines and they did not help me. l put
or Masters and rubbed with
and none of them helped me. seeing
Doan's Kidny Pills recommended l
got a box of them at Bellamys drug
store. The next day after commencing
to use them I noticed relief. Since US
ing two boxes of them I have not hao
an ache or pain in my back. IL Is
with pleasure that I add my name 10
those endorsing the claims made 1or
this remedy"
For sale by alb dealers. Price ~
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take NO other.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
A BLIZZARD
Greensboro j. Treated to Some Heal
'Weathcr"-An Blame it on the
Ground Hog.

Greensboro was in the grasp of a
blizzard yesterday and last night until
towards midnight when there was a
let-up In the fall of the "hominy snow
that had been falling almost constant
ly for hours.
The weather." for all agreed hat 1t
was weather" and nothing less, was
morally referred to as some of the do
ings Of gound-hog, which saw its shad-
ow so plainly on Saturday that every
body felt it in their bones that there
was trouble ahead and plenty Of it.
There was much Slipping and slid
ing on the sidewalks and doubtless
when all the facts are known it VIII
be found that there were some severe
injuries-Greensboro Telegram.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
CASTo
1881. ,Is sfi Ytg Haze NaaE Dcug.
''s. = &1HANzZm

that appears certain is that the
democratic candidate Is tolbe1 a. west
Iern man. During the present season
so many prominent men haus nsl hee-
itated TO declare their a~llegianoeoo Mr..
Bryan that a. present. stt seems fvnie
to discuss the possibility OF aaypotAe~
candidate The only contsataRpareED-
,ly. in the party win bette vice 1Wesn,
dental candidates auh fa5 that ofben
there have beeRrnD saggastiensda al
The democrats arernofRrorTySash os@
their candidates. bntrfthssd signs5 al
point to a aerseusp oouiict oseT che Raaf-
form
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
TRAIN CRASH INTO CAB.
One Person Killed and Two Others Sc
Piously Injured.

Long Branch, n. J., February g.
Miss Bertha Gootheil was instantly
killed. Steward Sherman, probably ia
tally injured and George Motifs, a
hackman, was seriously hurt. when a
cab was struck BY a. freight train here
early today. The cab was smashed IL
s~plinters and the horses were killed
Mr.. Sherman and Miss Gootheil were
on their way home from a charity ball
when the accident happened. There
was no fagman at the crossing.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12

Surely graft has had some hard
knocks lately. But the desire to get
something for nothing is mighty per-
sistent, and it's elimination from hu-
man nature may require a few more
ages.-New York Sun.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
Republican Caucus Didn't Nat"r'anDt
Especial TO tn MessengcT)

Raleigh, ". c.. February The
caucus of republican members OF the
assembly called for tonight 70
lconsider H~arshaw's bill To extend the
."erandfathrr claus Of the cOnstitn-
amendment 10 1920. lid no. hing,
a quorum NOT being present. e Ha-
shaw being absent
The democratic caucus, after q three
hours session, by a large majority. de-
.cided unfavorably 10 WinbOrne's bin 10
extend the grandfather bill 10 1915
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
VIII Challenge all the Heavyweights.

San Francisco. February 6.-Accord-
ing to a cabiegram received yesterday
from Australia "Biif' Squlres, the
I'M heavy weight boxer of
Australia. will leave there on the
steamer Ventura for this city accom-
panied by his hacker In the cable
gram ne challenges all the heavy
weights In American n says he Will
post his forfeit upon arrival. The
Ventura will arrive here 0 March
18th.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
Will Come Democratic N0mi-
nee for the Presidency.
GOV. FOLK OR v. J. BRYAN
The Democrats Rot Worrying Over
Their Candidate.

Republican Party has Many Aspirants
for the Presidency-Eiforts Being
Made TO C~entralize Public Opinion
Around One Man who May Stand
Head and Shoulders Above His
PcerS-Roosevclt VIII use His In
hucnCc to Have a Man Selected who
WIFI Continue His Policies.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-12
AEHBtRA WILL REMAIN DRY.
prohIbItIonIsts Winin Fight Against
6Ispensary.

Executive Committee of P~enitcntiary
Dnecfors in Session-Pot-hunter
ii 900 Ducks I'm Que eason-
Reidsvilie to Have SIS 900 Freight
Dcpot-Naticna1 Guard Regulation
Board Resumes Its Session.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
SEASON IS AT AN END
Summer Travel to Carolina Beach Has
Been Heav!-New Schedule of
Steamer Wilmington.

After one OF the most successful sea-
sons in it's history, Carolina Beach,
one of WiImhgton's most popular sea
side resorts, has been closed. The last
event of the season to Carolina Beach
was the excursion run on Tesday,
under the asoices of the Bladen Street
M. E. church and large crowds made
the trip on that day.
Hereafter the steamer Wilmington
will not 3e run on her usual summer
schedule a change being announced
in this mornings paper, showing that
the wilmington will leave daily at
2 O'Clock for Southport and on the
return will leave Southport daily at Z
a.. m The fare will be only 25 cents
for this trip.
Tie season just closing, Capt. Har-
per declares, has been gratifying tC
him. and successful in every sense O.
the word. On frequent excursions ant
OF The regular daily trips of the popu
lar steamer, very large crowds have
been handled and it is a tribute Il
hose in charge to say that not singI
serious accident has occurred. ::
usual, Captain Harper has exertet
every endeavor to increase the pleas
ure and comfort Of visitors to tn
Each and much of the success okth
season can be attributed to his person
al efforts and interest
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
mACH1NIsTs GUST WARNER
1haree Him With Receiving Sio'oo'
salary From Erie Railroad

St Louis, September 11.-Arter u
CONTEST behind closed doors tnat lasteo
all dav the twelfth biennial confer
ence Of the international Associatiol:
op Machinists yesterday voted to ous'
Dodeeatn George Warner, of Ne"
York city, who was accused OF recelV-
;,o $40 0Gn from the Erie Railroad d
,.ear aeo 70 use his influence in pre-
venting strikes.
Warner edmitted he received quar-
tarIv pavments Of $4,000 from the Erie
Railroad to use his political influence
against the widening and deepening OF
the Erie Canal.
Warner says that his quarterl;
stipend continued until J. c. Stuart be
| came general manager of the railroad
iStuart charged that Warner Was paltt
to secure immunity aginst strikes ~
the idLlI This charge ~ ~ ,,o+
says Warner, because o.~'rt Ola not
know all the secres.
| Wzrner several years ago was bust
ness agent OF the New York machln1sfs
ard for many years represented the
national uachinists union in the Fed
Grafton OF Labor.
! Besides Warner, Robert Rely, of
| Newark, N. J., and Hugh Reilly and
| Edward Eourigan, of New York, came
before the session. The Reillys were
Iunseated on technical charges.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
Over the Remains of the Late Mr.. I
NJ Bear


Nj. Bear.
The remains of the late Mr. Isaac
NJ. Bear, who passed away at SANTA
riam near Baltimore, Tuesday morn
ing last, will arrive today on the
train from the north and will be taken
to the residence OF Mr.. H. G. Bear, a
brother of the deceased on Sixth and
Princess streets.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
at the Jewish Synagogue, by Rabbi
Mendelsohn and the choir which will
render music will be composed OF
Mrs. J. D. Edwards, soprano; Mrs.
Green Fenly, alto; Mr. Green Fenly,
tenor; Mr.. H. K. Holden bass and Mr..
Alf Yopp, organist.
There will be delegations from sew
eral Of the fraternal orders to which
the deceased belonged, at the funeral
a call being published In this paper
for the Elks TO assemble at their tenn
pie at four o'clock to attend in a
body.
After the services at the church, the
remains will be, taken to Oakdale for
interment.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
he ACTED IN SELF DEFENSE
Harry Thomas Fired at Negro At.
ter He Had Been Shot at 6
Was Released yesterday by the Mayor.
Case Against M. B. Beltoas Dis
missed on Account OF Absence
Prosecuting Witness.

Harry Thomas, the young white
man. who was recently in a pistol
duel on South Front street with a ne
pro Townsend, was on trial In the
mavor's court yesterday, the charge
.oa3nst him having been assault with
a deadly weapon.
If was shown clearly by several wit
nesses that Thomas acted only in self
defense the negro naving fired a.
him before he pulled his pistol. After
.,eorine the evidence the mayor orde.'-
ed a verdict of not guilty recorded and
Thomas was allowed to go free. He
was represented by Col. Waddell.
On account Of the absence OF the
rrosacrting witness to appear, the case
AGAINST Mr.. Ben BellOis the Saloon
keener for selling liquor to minors
uae dismissed. The witness was
voung man who lives at Delgado ana
tho officers have been unable to hud
him. The mayor stated that IN Tie
future in cases of this character, steps
would be taken to retain IN custoos
the witness against dealers, severa
casas for selling liquor to minors haV
ing been dismissed because "nei
| tho time came for trial the prosecutin:
| witness could not be located
Tom Pierce and Jake Doyle, chafs1'
with vagrancy, were given sentences
| Of 20 days on the county roads.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13

A very delightful ana INSTRUCTIVE du-
dress was delivered by DR.. George
Worth at the Caswell Presbyterian
church at this place on Sunday on
the construction and work of the
Worth hospital in China He had a
large number of photographs of scenes
in and around the hospital which add
ed much to the lecture. DIR. Worth is
the founder and now has charge OF
this hospital-Point Caswell Letter In
Pender Chronicle
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13

Remember" said the serious pa
triot. "that you are making history
esWeIl," answered Senator Sorghum
eI1l do my best But history is like
most results OF human endeaEor.
never yet saw any made 20 suit every
body..-Washingtnn star,
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
Took Prisoner to GoIdsboro

Deputy Sheriff ]. A Tolar.. of Colds
boro, arrived in the city yesterday and
ne returned to GoldsbOro last night
with Jas. R. Wynne, colored, arrested
here by Deputy Cox on a warrant
charginb him with disposing of mort
gagged property.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
WATER WORKS DEAL
Recommendations Of the Two
Experts
VALUATIONS COMPARED
,Mr. ladIow For the CITY and Mr.
Hazen For the Clarendon

Present Status of the Watef"ofks
Offer of City Refused by Ciaren-
don Officials and Their Couter
Proposition to be Considered by the
Boards of Aldermen and Audit and
Finance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05
j. $. Mullen. Attorney for Guardian.
lEoAL NOTICE.

ln tne Emitted States court for the
Southern District of the Indian Ter.
utory sitting at Ardmoro.
IN the matter of the Guardianship
of Charles Jennings. James jennings
and Vernon Jennings minors. Will
liam Jennings guardian
NoGcc of application TO sell real
estate.
This is TO give notice that T. the
undersigned guardian OF Charles Jyu.
u.ngs. James jennings and Vernon
Jennings. minors. will make aupl',a.
tlou to the United States court for
the southern district Of the Indian
Territory sitting at Ardmorc. ou the
25th day of February 1907 at @
.oclocI, q. M. or as soon thereafter aa
the cour. win hear the same. TO sell
thc following described real estate, to.
vi'.
THE NE o. of NE o. of Sc %: Sl.2
of NE l.l of SIC 10 sec. 80, W ~ of
SW o. of NE l-l. the W - ur NW
.l-i of SE 10; sE 1-l OF NV 60 of
sE l1 SW "a of Sc "A of sec. 80.
Tp. Gs. RI west: the T. ~ of SIC l-l
of sec 20 Tip. 5S r west, NW IL
.of NV Ia. the y l-2 OF NV If of
. NE IL. SW "a of NV a. OF NE a..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05
DR.. FlTE's WITHDRAWAL.


Dr. Fitc oi huskugoo who has been
am active candidate Tor the Democrat.
ic nomination for governor of thc uc"
state has withdrawn from ih" race.
His reasons for SO doins is best told
in his own language. When express.
ed the purpose of asking ih" Demo
cratic nomination ! was conscious oi
the great responsibility ihr position
Of governor would entail but felt Will.
ing to make any reasonable sacrifice
for the good of my state. Since enter
Ing the Held ] have come to the con.
clusiou that it IS best for mr to retire
from the race, believing as ] do thai
man can bc found among Tine cmdi
dates now before the people pusscss-
Ing i'm "a marked degree the necessary
qualifications.
The Ardmoroite feels sure that Dr.
Fitc has in mind our ilustrious citi.
zen, Lee truce. who has made pro-
found impression upon the people hy
his bold and intelligent di. usslou of
OF live issues.
II is iuoNpcdicut To- revive all of
Mr. Cruces platforms here. but it
may be said that his position with rc-
gard TO education, finance aud the en-.
lorccmcnt of the law is sound in har
mony with the conceptions of the pub.
Ir yytlfuTn Whnt Mr. tTUyl UIlUUrts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05

'l0W .! NlA S'ob"9N ~ N-'NN'
IN some seasons cabbage and cauIi.
flower growers experience cousidcru-
BILE trouble from this pest In some
fields the iufcsJauon is $50 serious
that some growers despair of saving
their crop Vet 1t tf not $50 very diff
Gcut to clear the cabbagcs of this
enemy, especially when you have a
good hnupsach spraycr which will
enable YOU to throw a forciblc stream
of liquid over the plants, especially
from the uudo rsido.
Even stream of icc.cold water
thrown ON the cabbaacs In hot day
win bc liable To- clear the heads from
uur. 90 uis does mot uo it. hot watcr
hot soapsuds. tobacco tea. kerosene
emulsion whun oI' soapsuds, or o.
va.Wmrod soluble oil Dsuch aa is
now brme used for tnr san Jose
.,alu will surely do lu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05

~ UIII9I :.
--
amount Of large talk, fot the matter Of
that The captain sut for the pur'cr
who already know uor' a''u, the sit
uat.on than the m1s.'" an. cSplaiuci
the situation aud then proceeded % the
bridge. a ucIt suggestion tIat ho was
ra.l to ,s,u IT.. shin am not % ..t,Ic
r.,I ,,r.,atpu.us b..NcpI fool women
Iii. other vora. 70 was the uua..g
,.,vs Boz tlfs .-1u. of onuuu..l ,l.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05
THE LINERS PURSER,
His Difficult Rol9 Cl q Tranoat-
IantiC Steamship.
DIPLOMAT AND SAILOR TOO

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05

When a girl is first in love She
loses her appetite and wants 20 sit
iu a trance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05

Find fault with your ucighbors If
Hou must but find fault with yourself
FIRST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05

And occasionally we hear Of a man
getting ON his feet again-iust as
though he had been walking on his
hands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05

Spraying the orchard is an expen-
sive and laborious undertaking, but IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-05
LEGAL NOTICE

D. $ Mullen, Attorney
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
New Interest in Chemistry.

The establishment of pure food COM
missions has inspired many young
men to take up the study of chemis-
try with view to securing a position
on one of those commissions. Scores
of men, who already have qualified for
the regular drug store trade are now
devoting additional time to the study
,of extra courses in chemistry. All
hope to gain federal appointment as
an expert on pure foods. Not more
than one-third of the ambitious fellows
now immured in experimental labora-
tories will get the position they are
w4rking for, but the public will profit
Indirectly by their present enthusiasm
because every last one of them will
become more competent druggists
Through their studies of the adultera-
lions of foods.