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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18

l7liGil5l2c: hams. regular and small, 12i1
G;la&4c. lean ends. 81. 10 30; shoulders
fresh, lO1ac.; lard, rendered per ID, H'sc.
Bt.Er.-Choice kinds. lo4l5E, choice
fores 1l"GSc.
LAMBS AND MUTTON-Lambs. spring.
Ia, l2l:c.; ycarlinSs. sag G.; mutton, Su3l.
.ENJ.-Pcr lb l2ftl2i2c.
PoULTRY-Chickens. northern broiiers'
per H., &C: western brollcrs, per ~, l"N
Toe: western fowls. 1il2ltl5c. ...-,.,,
BCTTER- North creamery, 29'2Gt30f2;
western creamery. 2S12Y29i., north dairy
Eastern, GOa52 western. 2lG25.
DEANS Market is steady. Pea, per
hu. $2eo@,2.oJ; medium sl.95n2; yellow
eyes, Sl.gH2. Rcd Kidneys, S2ooN2 Az
POT NTOES-Ncw. per hhl, &256r2 ~:
per bu, S2mSjc; sweet, per bbl., $!.25M2. %,
HAY AND STKAW-NO. grade;
81; No. = grade. S19'=1 No. 3 grade. Sl1
ais: rye. per ton. $135D4H.5O; oat straw,
$lru9
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed. $3.50;
$50. extra Cs, 81. 4Uil4S0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Glance at What is Happening il
Various Places.

Russell Frost. Jr.. the 17-ycarold
judge Lockwood at South Norwa4k.
Ct.. Monday on the charge Of man
sI.ughtcr ana after 4 brief hearing he
VA, held in bonds Of $1,000 for the III
Iciior court. Young Frost was drv-
ing his fathers automobile Saturday
night when he ran over and killed
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg.
Four masked men held up the two
night men at the point of the pistol at
the Cornwall station Of the West
shore Railroad at NcWbcrE. ~ y, and
robbed the office Of about $50. They
tried the safe but failed to open r..
Before leaving they robbed two men
WHO were waiting in the station 81
small sums Of money.
Pauline II. Rcardon. aged 81: years.
The daughter Of pr Thomas r.
Rcardon Of 39i Chestnut street,
Spriagticid. Mass. was struck and 1l-
most instantly killed in front of her
homo Monday by an automobile owned
by DR. Charles p Hooker. and driven
by Ernest f. SouthHrd chauffeur.
The child had just left the parochial
school, which is located almost across
the street from her home She ran
across the street in front If the ma
chine. ana though it is .aid to have
been going Very slowly. she was struck
bv one Of the headlights and her skull
fractured. The chauffeur went to the
police station and was arrested on a
charge Of manslaughtcr. DR.. Hooker
furnishing the required bail
A dispatch from Paris says that
advic.s received there Monday from
Ca - blanca say that the tribal DEL
egateS accepted all the peace condi-
tions fixed by Gen. Drude and departed
to Sock delegates from all the other
warning tribes. It is expected that
the Moors will return from their
mission Thursday and effect a general
submission Of the hostile tribesmen.
Adolph Segal. a promoter; William
F. North, former treasurer. and NJ. s.
Collingwood, former assistant treas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York Sept. l1.-Stocks had good
recovery Today and the vigorous upward
movement was in face OF some untavor-
able factors, or rather Of realization of
some unfavorabIe happenings that had
previously affected the market. The re-
V2rSe movement of prices usual on Sucn
occasion Nag responsible in no small part
fnr IL" lri !; l'''t"'N - tie n;N- Op-
't"; = ~ Ia" ~ ""'c = T., h"sN dlS-
''SSi.i" 'ctriI! IA - u. 'Ae ir'' ed 60
IA ~ II d" ,, tt ~
:, a., '.," wa TO- = 80 .h;s
- "''~ '',''; 81 MI
'''U!F'o'' Eva dlS'.""u 'd w. nv. iHe
sane was tru" uf tie disclosure III sworn
TESTIMONY In court OF thn prCcariouS
state u l,;,ltL 81 Il foremost ,aptalist
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Portland Market.

Portland, Sept. l.. 1901
FLOUR Michigan and St. Louis
straight, sI.GM5.10; do. clears H.SGft4. 81
winter wheat patents SS.1OG5.o5; spring
wheat patents. s. I5GtG.60
BUT1ER-Creamery. fancy. per 10
sc; tub, creamery, Nc.; Vermont. 2'n
sc.
EGGs-Eastcrn fresh. 29fi30: western
fresh. %: nearby fresh, &c.
CHEESE-N Y. and factory. 13Gc4
l4lac; sage, 156rlJ12C
GRAIN Corn. car lots, Soc bags. sc,
meal bags. ne: oats, car lots. SOC;
bags, &c: MINI. sacked bran, bag lots,
$3.50; winter wheat bran. car lots. SIS
lag lots, ;21.50; brown middlings. car lots
$.1.5r
ORANGES s45NT5GO.
IF.MONS-% l1uGth 90
PTtOGUCE-- Beans. California pea. - s.
yellow eyes. $2.jon2.7jj, Red Kidneys. s. .
as
IatoILTRY-C Chickens 16G17c: Turkeys.
. sstrrn. 2rTi21c: fowl l4GI15c
PEONTSIONS-Polk heavy. SIS; nedi-
urn. ST.
Cases. I1i&m111ic: compound tcs.. half
barrels. aAM91zc.: cases. 9iaM1Wkc
SUGAE-EX. quality. bblS.. s. %: small
Lbls.. s5.l3; sacks, sj19; extra c., $3.50
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Boston Wool Market,

Boston, sept. IL, 49,
The receipts of wool for this week were
is 50 l:IcS domestic and 3.l22 bales for
cign against 81 bales domc.li" and
1.;a3 bales foreign for the same time last
year.
Eemarks-The past week has seen a de
cdrd turr for the better in the local wool
market. a slight casiIg in the money
situation has been reflected in an i'm
proved in Iuirv all along the line. while
in point of sales the week has been the
best in more than month. There have
been some large transactions in original
bags Medium. threc-cigiitS and half
blood. unWaShcd necCcS have sold freely,
ana there las been further heavy con
traCtinr for fine staple pulled woods. In
one short week the aspect Of I'll" situa-
tion has entirely changed. Very little
UncJ SineSS Is now apparent aboIt money
matters the goods market. as far as
w0rstcds and fire Wool"ns are concerned,
is i'm excellent shape, and, since thu
American Wooden Company and som"
of the Other liE consumers have done
very little il raw material during the
past three or four weeks il looks as
though til" market would soon develop
considerable activity. There will be some
important opcnincs Of wOrstcd fabrics
during the next week or So. and there IS
every reason to believe that the sales
will he large In the natural order Of
things. those sales should result in pur-
chaSeS of raw material. The market
is very firm for woods Of good stapl" and
short-stapled stock. thourh in large sup
Fly and dull, is fairly steady. .-
Ohio and Pcnn-%X and above 'iT@5c..
Y 3iM%2c. No 39ft40c.; No. ISGi Sc; fire
unwashcd 2GM27c.: p blood BE: i
blood 3lc: fine washed delaine 39Gr39izc.;
unwaslied delaine 3ld32c.
Michican and New YOrk-Finn I'M
washed 2iN25c: 4 blood unwashcd 200. {:
,. blood unwashed 32623c: y blood IN
washed 32G,32c.; unwashed delaine 2ST
PC.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri. ?.
blood :2N"2l2c.; u blood 32MS2lsc
Pulled (Scnured basis)-Extra 6SftI2c.:
fine A 6cTG-c. A super 5+m5Sc p super
45Gl:5c. e srtrcr 3-Ml2c.. coaree combing
tSG5hr i: r1c,,iun. combine IN FL: fnn
cornbing G0Gc: fine California 6SI72c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
THE WORST KIND.

After Piles have existed for long
time and passed through different stages.
the suffering is intcnsc-paln. aching.
throbbing. tumors form. filled to burst
ing with black blood
Symptoms indicating other troubles
may appear to a thoroughly Pile-sick
person.
This is when DR. Leonhnrdts Hem
Roid. the only absolute Pile cure, brings
the results that has made It's fame.
1t will cure the most stubborn case In
existence and a guarantee to that effect
goes with each package.
It Is to be had for $40 at BowdItch &
Webstcr's. Augusta. or from DR.. Leon.
hardt Co. Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE RlFLEMEN.
Make Good Scores at MassabesIc
Range, in Spite of Gale.

Manchester. n. H., Sept. 17.-llandi-
capped by wind which was almost
a gale. the rflcmcn Of the New Hamp-
shire National Guard worked under
difficulties today in tho opening mat
ches of their annual thrce-days' rifle
and revolver tournament At the Mas
sabcsic range. The rcSimcntal COM
pany team matches of the I'd and LIST
infantry were pulled off. however, and
trophies were awarded as follows:
I'd Infantry-First prize, Co. + of
Littlcton, with aggregate of SIG at 200
and 500 yards. slow fire; I'd Co. Is of
Laconia with aggregate Of 404.
LIST Infantry-First prize. Co. II, Of
Kccnc with aggregate Of sos: 2d. co.
G Of Kccnc, with aggregate Of 5Oi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18

urcr Of the Real Estate Trust Co. "
Philadelphia were indicted Monday on
charges of embeZZlement and con-
spiracy growing out of the collapse Of
the company little more than a year
ago. The collapse of the bank was
brought about through Segars obtain
ing $1,000, 900 from the bank by unlaw-
full methods through Frank X. Hippie.
the president Of the company, who
committed suicide. Segal was in
dicted on IL counts Of embeZZlement
and conspiracy to cheat and defraud
the Real Estate Trust Co. and for un-
lawfully receiving money from the
same. Fourteen bills were returned
against North and CollingWood as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
Your eyes will be examined by the
BANNERS SCIENTIFIC METHOD,
Positively the only way to fit glasses.

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cd for glasses, y"u Eh"" iic hlct!l"lS
used by pc"rl" WI" claim - cNaI'lil i
the eyes and fit glasses, ana thcE az
use III" same hINtA''l@' AZ,
"herc ~" -, :" NV p ..
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III ,.o,, ,ro G, confused that Won can
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New York Stock Market.
New York. St pit. l.
Augusta Market.

Augusta, Maine. Sept II, 1867.
BEANS-pea, Maine. 500: N. T.. l.75;
yellow eyes. $40.
EUTTE;I: Creamery. 29c: dairy. CSC;
solid. 1Sc.
E'iGS-25c per dozen.
GRAIN--Corn. soc: meal. 75i.c per hu;
mixed feed. $1.50 cwt.; cottonseed meal,
SO: bag lots, $l.J,
pressed. $500: straw. $500: pressed. sl2 90
SUGAH-$5.20 per 100 lbs.
HONEY-Pox. 1Sc.
MUTTON-9ullc: per ID: spring lamb
15c.
, OA1S-65c per tushol.
PDULTRY-Fow 15c; chicken, 1Sq2Oc
per lb.
WDOT-Cnwashcd. &c.
BEEF1Light. sloocaslo5o: heavy. liz
ri1c.: homeless, half bbls.. $5.5OQ6. IS
spring lamb. 15HG1Gc.
WOOD-Dry hard. S. 5OaS0O per cord.
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston, Sept. /
New York Produce Market.

New 1Ork. Sept L.
Fl ,OTR-Reccipts s.. 80: exports 300;
sales 400: market firm but dull.
WHEAT-Rcccipts $1,000; exports 4'.6ii;
sales l.1o0,W' futures. $1,000 spot; spot
trur; No. > red 1033s elevator; No. red
lo4T, f j. afoat. No. l northern pu-
luth, llNTx f o afioat; 20. hard win
ter In4I t q II afioat.
CORN-RCctiptS none: sHlc% 1000; spot
nominal: No. nominal elevator and nom
inal q !. afloat: NJ. white nor inal and
No yellow nominal o b aiiOat
ATS-Ecccipts 1880 Exports 400;
SPOT market easy; mixed. 9"i"I lbs. az'c
natural hitc. $3.50 lbs. 56.5.; clipped
" bite. 32G,36 lbs. 59l-G63.
PCRI.- STEADY.
SITG AK-Raw steady; fair refining 3i3;
centrifugal &c tcSt So: moiaSses sugar
3 n refined steady.
Pt'TTER-Firm, unchangcd; receipts
153IS. ,,o-c
FGGS-Firm, unchanged: receipts l".o.o.
POTATOES-t'irrn unchanged: sweets
weak: Jersey per basket IaM 1-2j.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

Wednesday, Jackson vs. Harry
Wallace. san Diego. Cal; INK Russell VS.
Russ Van Horn. Columbus. O.
ThursLay-iiid Singer VS.. Kid Locke.
Philadelphia
Friday-Wiilie Moody VS.. Rouse O'Brien
Philadelphia; Bobby Tickle vs.. Monk tho
NeWSlov, LymanSvilc, X. !.
Sat'lr'lay-Abe Att"ll VS.. Tommy Suli-
van. Alton. III: Jimmy Walsh VS.. Tom
my OTooe, Philadelphia.
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A PRIVATE FUNERAL
For Late Admiral WaIker-Remain
Will Then Be Cremated.

Boston, Sept. IA private funeral SER
vice for the late Rear Admiral John q.
Walker. who died yesterday at Cape Ned
dick, Me. will be held ut noon tomorrow
ut tie home of his daughter. Mrs. j. j.
Thomas, in this city. Tho body will then
be taken to Mount Auburn and cremated.
after which the ashes will be conveyed
to Washington, where the military fu-
neral will be held on Friday.
York Harbor. Me, Sept 1.-THE body
Of Rear Admiral Walker was taken to
Boston this afternoon, leaving here at
1.35 o'clock. :
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Tom Langdon Outpoints Al belmont

Eoston. Sept 17.-Tom Langdon of
Philadelphia had the better of Al Del
mont of Boston in d 10-round bout at
the Winnismmett Club in Chelsea to-
night. belmont seemed to have the be st
OF the boxing in the first, third and
fifth rounds, but beyond that did lit
tie but give Il boxing exhibition, while
LanGdon took the hOnors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18

Twenty-four students of Illinois uni
vcrsity are going to get their board free
for year because they have offered
themselves up to experiment on. They
are to live on the fat Of the land at
the expense Of n packing company
which only wants to feed them on meat
treated with saltpeter in order 10 prove
that there is nothing harmful about it.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Sept. Il
FI.OCR-UnchanEed mill shipments,
spring patents, y SOFA ~.
CORN-Unchaiiscds No. 3 yellow ~.
OATS-Unchanged; No. d. clipped whites
6ll..
HAY-Eull: No. IS.
MILL FEED-Finncr.
STRING BRANr-27.5Of2s y
MINED FEED q 5hst;t5o
PORk-Quiet: medium Is.
I.ARD-iluict. 1i5sg
EEFF-Firm; whole cattle 10t5m1.
LAMBS Firm; spring 1:Ml2iz.
VEALS-Firm. 12Gt13.
Flr1TFR-Steady: northern e9i.m3r1a
CHEESE Steady: York state tHll5.
Enthusiastically; choice 32sr34: western Il
Or
ADMINISTRATOR: Williams 2T35n
POT ATOES-Dull: Maine white 6aFiSn-
Sl-GAR-Steady on Il basis of 80 for
cranulatcd
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Injured at Hanover Doinq Well.

Hanover \. H.. Sept. 1.-THE i'm
provcmcnt in Miss Jaurnn's condition
continued during today. All the other
patients at the hospital who were in
jurrd in the wreck We're reported as
comfortable tonight and apparently On
the road to recovery.
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New York Cotton Market.

Now York Sept ~
Spot closed steady. ; points higher Mid
ding uplands lbs; do. gulf l2.N Sales
100 bales
Galveston quiet, 12i.; Memphis quiet,
127 New Orleans easy. l15s, Mobile dull.
liz: Savannah steady. 1las.
Net receipts for -four days $3.50.
Exports to Great Britain. JSi; to Franco
1G2:: To the continent $500.
Stock 36@,6il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18

Nearly all Cough Cures, especially those
that contain opiates. are constipating.l
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup con-
talns. no opiates and acts gently on the.
bowels Pleasant to take. Sold by John
Gardiner. HSShss
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Sept. H.
CATTLE-IecCipts 9JGc; market steady;
common 10 prime steers 5.2JiI1.3J.
1oGS-iicCeipts about 1900. market
steady Choice to heavy shipping 6lJli6.30
iItiI'-Kcccipts about 5000. market
steady; sheep 3.s0Gl65O; ycarlinSs $3.50
o., lambs 6.O1Gl7.65.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Sept. II.
Prime mercantile paper 64:G1 Ter cent.
Sterling exchange easy at 4S5. 400 4S5. u
for demand and at 4Sl 7uGl4Sl.15 for 6U-day
bills
Commercial bills 4SO@l@;Slai.
Ear silver 61is.
MCNican dollars 52j@.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call strong at 334N5 per cent. {:
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The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds and
lung troubles is not affected By the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drug law as 1t con-
tains no opiatea or other harmful drugs
and We recommend 1t as q safe remedy
for children and adults. Bowditch, Webs
tar & Co.
At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18

A siX-hours-old baby was found in Z
pew in one of the Catholic churches il
New York after a service Sunday. The
baby was baptised and sent to a hos
initial
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THE EDWARD e. BANNERS COM
PANY

Old South Building. 294 Washington
ST., Boston, Mass.
Factory Providence, r. ].
LARGEST RETAILERS Or GLASS;
ES IN AMERICA.
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cmbezzlemcnt az corporation officers.
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Hours . \. NJ. until 6 L. NJ.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-09-12

Charges With o'.orderiy cendue. on
Trsi" and for Shooting q, Police.
man at Wendell.
Garfield Todd, q young negro Of
.his county, who has recently re-
turned from Washington CITY. In
now In Wake County jail In default
OF $500 bond, under charge OF dls-
orderly conduct, resisting an officer
ana Tor shooting at the policeman st
wendell Saturday afternoon. The
negro had gone into the white ear
on Norfolk and Southern Railway
and refused to move when told to
10 do 30 by the Conductor and was
very abusive. At Wendell the Con.
ductor and others were putting the
negro off the car when the police
man started TO arrest Todd he opened
hre but bystander threw his arm
up and thus saved the policeman's
lie. 1t Is safe to say that Todd will
not have the opportunity Of carry.
ing another gun for many days.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-09-12
CANAL ZONE NEWSPAPER.
One to Be Started to Officially Record
Weekly Progress.

Washington, Sept. 9.-Joseph
Bucklin Bishop, member Of the
Canal Commission, who has been on
the Isthmus for three months, Is to
start an official weekly newspaper at
AncOn, to be called the Canal Record
According to the official announce
ment, the purpose will be the publ
cation of accurate information based
upon Official records concerning all
branches of canal construction. So
far as practicable, the progress made
week by week, month by month
and year by year will be shown in
com parative tables of statistics. In
addition, there will be published in
formation Of the zone, its amuse-
ments, sports and other activities.
Space will be given to letters from
employees. The paper will be dis
tributed free, one copy each to all
employees on the "gold" rell. 1t
will be sent to every member of
both houses of Congress and to the
leading newspapers of the United
States.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-09-12
EIGHT MooNsHINERS TRIED At Will.
SON FRIDAY.

Six Required to Give Bond to Be Good
Two Found Guilty and Sentenced to
the Roads.
Wilson, n. c., Sept. 6.-The case
of the ten men who have been on
trial here today for distilling moon
shine whiskey was given to the jury
shortly after the noon hour today.
Eight of the observation-disclosures,
Bell, Whitley, Mercer, Watson, Dan
iels, Dupree and Moore-through
their counsel-protested their inno-
cence and denied their guilt, but en-
tered a nolo contendere. The So
licitor accepted this plea and the case
was withdrawn from the jury.
Judge Neal required each to give a
two hundred dollar justified bond
for good behavior for two years.
The remaining defendants, Nath
Moore and Horton, were found
guilty and sentenced to the roads
for two years. After the expiration
of that time Moore will be tried
for being the cause of his sons death.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-09-12
Elihu Root and John HAY Com
pared.

1.-THE "InierpEetern tells about
Japan and the possibility ri war In
the September American Magazine.
OF Elihu Root and John Hay the
following interesting comparison Is
drawn:
cit IL fortunate at this time that
Mr.. Root Il Secretary Of State. /
think Ii is fortunate for u al all
times that he IL Secretary Of State,
bat now especially We need just this
man Of cool fe4rlessnezs. A good
many men have written about the
late John Hay az a great Secretary
Of State, but 1t IL no injustice 10 his
memory 10 say that he did not have
the material in him to make a. eff.
Gent Q public servant as Mr.. Root.
Besides, his usefulness ~ Secretary
Of State was impaired by his long
service In the diplomatic corps. The
marks Of the first secretary clung TO
him. The jargon Of diplomacy, its
forms and customs, seemed more i'm
f~A eSHN ~ hALA At Nhaa
sence Of the question on hand. He
did not really lack Americanism ;;
he was true American. But he
had been much affected by his long
residence in England. 1t was said
of him once that he was not our Sec
rotary of State but the real British
ambassador. No such taunt can be-
lsveled at Mr.. Root. He is the most
American of Americans. He has
come up as one of the leaders of
generation that has ceased to look
sulkily to England for all our guide
posts literary, legal, spiritual and
political. He knows the strength of
this country as we'll as any man.
He would be as quick to use it ifl
the need arose. But his habit of
mind is against violence. He is Sec
rotary of State now, not Secretary
of war. He would be, think, the
last person to advise the beginning |
or ending of a war"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-09-12
hsmblee Brothers Under Bond for
Appearance at Court.

sbsmblce Brothers Under Bond for
appearance at Court.
The hearing in the case of State
J. Tom, Joe and Seymour Cham
! bee, charged with forcible trespass
bd assault with deadly weapon upon
.onnie High and his wife, was con-
] uded Monday afternoon, and the
hambIec boys were bound over to
gake Superior Court under $3.50
|Dnd each. This was the third tiILe
be case had been called before Jus =
ice of the Peace Yearly. There
Iere about twenty-five witnesses in
be case. The defendants are charged
lith having gone to the home of
IOnnie High about II o'clock on the
|ight of May 18th, breaking the
Dor open with an axe, and shooting
be bed in which Highs wife lay
Ieeping and sprinkling her face full
/ shot. High had been tenant on
pr. w. II. Chamblee's farm, and
ad been ordered to move out but
lalmed he was unable to move out
nst at the at the time until he
build get another house and put it
order. High swore that he recOg-
|ized the Chamblee boys that night,
but the defendants introduced wit
|esses to prove an alibi. The case
bill probably be heard at next term
I Wake Court.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-09-12

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