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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-09-19
Foes OF the Saloon In Session.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 11.-Plans for
taking up the warfare against the Ii
quor traffic with renewed vigor are
being discussed at the Superintendents
and Workers Conference of the Amer
lean Anti-Saloon League, which began
in this city today. The members are
jubilant over the record of the past
twelve months, which has seen more
states, cities and smaller localities
throughout the country 60 "dry" than
probably any other similar period in
the history of the prohibition move
ment.
The conference of the superintend-
ents and workers is to be followed next
week by the national meeting of the
Anti-Saloon League. Among the emil
nent speakers scheduled for the nation
al meeting are Governor Glenn OF
North Carolina, Governor Hanly OF
Indiana, and Senator Carmack of Ten
nessee.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-09-19
NOT OPPOSED TO
ROOSEVELT.
Though President of National Negro Con.
Vention Thinks That The President
Made a Mistake in tbe
Brownsville Affair.
(By Special Wire to the AReUs.)

(By Special Wire to the ARGUs.)
Washington, Sept. 13.-"This con-
vention is not opposed to President
Roosevelt, because it is not a political
convention" declared Rev. DR.. e. G.
Harris, the president, in calling the
National Baptist (Negro) Convention
together at the second days session.
DIR. Morris said there were many ne
groes in the convention who are for the
President although they are convinced
he made a mistake in the Browns vile
affair.
The speaker said further that these
negroes believe the President is manly
enough to correct his error when the
time comes"
Rev. L. 6. Jordan, secretary Of the
foreign mission board. in making his
annual report, said that God had nc
other purpose in permitting the negroes
to be brought to this country as slaves
than to prepare them to send the Cos
pei to the brothers and sisters in dark
est Africa.
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POLITICS WARMING Up.
Gossip Over in the Fifth Con-
gressionaI.
Surry County Has Dark Horse That
Is TO Be Entered Ldler In The
Game For The Winner.
Special to The ARGUS.

Morganton, Sept. ia gentleman
whose home was formerly in the fifth
let go a live piece of political gossip
regarding the moves of the politicians
down that way. AS is known, Surry
county was, up to the meeting of the
last Legislature, in the eighth district,
but was transferred to the fifth in order,
it was stated, to make the eighth sure
ly Democratic. This man states that
the real motive behind the transfer was
to get Surry man in that district and
send him to Congress next year.
The recent election of Mr.. Cha am
to the State Craftsmanship and the
bringing out ofProfessor Holt to divide
Guilford county with Mr.. Brooks, is
all a part of the game that is being
worked on the political chess board of
the fifth district and at the ''physiolo-
gical' moment the Su1ry man will be
egates will try to be stampeded for
him. Such a thing happened at Win
ston-Salem some six years ago when
Mr.. E. B. Jones was nominated for
Judge, who was not even candidate
ed that the trick can be turned gain.
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WILL NOT COMPROMISE.
Western Union Company Handling
Business as Usual.
Especial to the ARGUs.)

Especial to the ARGUs.)
New York, Sept. 13.-Reports that a
compromise would soon be reached be-
tween the telegraph companies and
their striking operators were denied
today by officials of the companies,
who declare that no negotiations look
ing to strike settlement are pending
and that there will be no compromise.
General Superintendent Brooks, OF the
Western Union, said concerning the
report: 'sThis company is standing
now just where it stood from the be-
ginning of the strike. There will pe no
compromise on our part. We have re-
ceived no committee and will receive
none. Our business is conducted with
the same dispatch as before the strike. -
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RAW FROM FEET
TO SHOULDERS
With Eczema-When indoors, Itch
ing Was Fearful - Prescription
Did No Good-FoIlowe6 Friends
Advice and Found Speedy Relief
A PERFECT CURE BY USE
OF CUTICURA REMEDIES

ST was raw from my shoulders down
to my feet. AS soon as went into q
warm room could not starl2 the ztcis-
ing sensation. [ tried several reDosdleE
with no relief, and 1 consulted q tlocsoE
who told me that ] had ec2efua eaxsd
gave me box of ointment. ] sAssa3 4.
about two weeks and got no henszfis- T.
then tried another ointment with fhss
same result. Then / was advised ts
try the Cuticura Renae2jea- I got 3
cake of Cuticura Soap, "a box IT CutI~
cura Ointment and a bottle al Cu1setRsla-
Resolvent and commenced to usc elsssirs.-
By the time had used abo0t half OF
each of them I could see an iInprove~
ment. After that I continued TO use
them until I had used four calze.s OF
Soap, three large boxes OF Ointment
and two large bottles OF ResolvsEs fYz..
four or five weeks' time. AZ the saad
Of this period, my skin was as clear AZ
it could be. 1t is now three or four
years since I used them and wish tSs'
state that the Cuticura Remedies Ars'
the greatest in the world not cnty far'
eczema but for female trouble. from
which my wife has been a sufferer &ss
years. Cuticura Remedies. used dasa
connection with one OF the CasSgsasss
syringes have done wonders feT her-
Fred E. Baker, IA Grotto St, Water.
vliet, N. Y, Nov. 80. 'o6. and Jan. 20 r'07- aN'
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nectiOns that can be made, which
should bring the party to New York
about the middle of December.
There was a gala crowd at the dock
today In honor of Secretary Taft S
taking. Many people gathered
at the pier to give the Secretary and
his party an enthusiastic au revoir.
All the shopping in the harbor display
ed their flags, and the picture present
ed as the big liner slowly drew away
was impressive. When the cheers OF
the crowd reached Secretary Taft's
ears and he witnessed the ovation he
and his party were receiving, he
smiled and raised his hat.
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A Million Dollar Endowment.
Especial to the ARGUS,

Oyster Bay, Sept. 11.-After a con-
ference with President Roosevelt by
Secretary Strauss and Labor Commits
sion Neill on the labor ques ton today,
and upon the eight hour law especial
ly, following an investigation by the
heads of the labor and commerce de-
partmen they announce that mil
lion dollars will be raised to endow
further the Roosevelt federation for
industrial peace.
They say the telegraph strike matter
was not taken up with the president.
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New Yark, Sept. 1.-THE first negro
brokerage firm in the Wall street dis
trict opened for business today in
handsome offices at 35 Broad street.
The head Of the firm is Robert w. Tay-
lor, who for a number of years has
been financial secretary of the Tuske-
gee institute. Mr.. Taylor says he has
been prompted to go into the brokerage
business by the success which has at
tended realty companies, mercantile
enterprises and other business ventures
which of late years have been run by
negroes in the interest of their race
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A NEGRO SUSPECT.
Tam hrc|ar Hold f7~ n '~7
of Mrs. Rors3a:li.: { 81 IA
Portsmouth.
CIrCumSidntidl Evidence Brings RiW..
Under Suspicion, Which The Ger
0ner's Jury will EaYesti-
gate.
Special to TEE Il kaGCA.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. S1--Tsos- Arres--
being the burglar who ,n nurdered Mrs
Rorschach, wife of Naval LienterxsFs~
Rorschach ,eariy yesterday morning
The evidence against htn1 KS very
strong.
Archer is a yellow negrU, claiming
to be in the employ Of tive Merchants
and Miners TransportAtI<4n Company
The negro denies any kuywledge sf
the crime and says he doesn't know
for what he has been arr,ste6.
Police Officer Elliott at { O'Clock yes
terday morning saw Il ne gro enter the
house at 1928 Glasgow street, Ports
mouth Archer when ag rested was IE-
bed. His shoes were sa1ifer vet and
his woolen hat, soaking wet. was ON
baluster downstairs Vhe aa6 brim was
pulled down at sire front and lhere
are two red spots as OF biead thereon.
The police believe shat the murderer
and victim were ciinchei when Mrs.
Rorschach fred the tuo si1nts, the bur
gIar, according to ttteir version, tl1en
taking the ytistoI aud ring the ia t,tl
shot, it then being tnas ne may have,
cotton blood @1 his fingers
A shoemaker called im says Ghatc
Archer's shoes had been cleaned as LE
he had walked through wet grass as
that in The rear of the Rorschach resi-
dence.
Archer says he got wet ia the severe
rain which fell that night The police.
say he was nervous whom Srsf arfeAst<aS
and that the accused's wife almost had
| spasm.
Coroner Gray HOLIDAY is preparing
to hold post-imortem examination
this afternoon and an ing lest Will tal-
low.
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MONEY GALORE.
Bob Johnson From Death Valley Makes
It Lively In Chicago.
Special to The ARGUS.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-Another w h1rl-
wind from Death Valley has struck
Chicago. It ia Bob johnson. pa rtn er
of Lucky Baldwin, and his wife, W o
is neice of the noted Turf King.
Johnson handed the conductors and
porters and train hands 800 bills each
when he left the train, and also tipped
the first hotel waiter with Il 800 bill.
Seeing a crippled boy on the street,
ing him to take that and to get his leg
mended,
Johnson carries $4,000 around in a
bag and will not deposit it in any ho-
tel safe.
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The TROUBLE DEEPENS
Conditions III ..iri,iSh Columbia May
Lead } War.
By special wire ~ The AHGUS.)

(By special wire % The Al;GUs.)
Vancouver, ritis l Columbia, Sept,
2I.-The situation he :, growing out OF
the anti-oriental rae riots, is intens1-
fed by the unexpected genius dis
played by the brown men for organ1-
ZatiOn.
The Japs are thre .teaing 20 burn the
town if assaults on the Jap quarters are
not stopped.
Tomorrow, when .ha next sh:'o is due
to arrive with 1ive hundred Jap inlmi-
grants, renewed trouble is feared,
Many additional officers have been
sworn in today.
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PAUL G. MONK DEAD.
immigration Inspector in Cincinnati
Was Admitted To The Bar in
Raleigh.
Special to THE ARGUS.

Cleveland, Ohie, Sept. 11.-Paul G..
Monk, of Washington, D. c., United
States Immigration Inspector in this
city, died today of typhoid fever. Mr..
Monk came here from Washington on
March 1st, of this year, previous to
which time he had been connected with
the irrigation service. Mr.. Monk was
admitted to the bar in Raleigh, n. G.
He was thirtv-eight years of age.
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ANOTHER THAW CASE.
Chicago Is Having a Sensational
Trial.

(By special wire to THE ARGUs.)
Chicago, Sept. ia parallel to the
noted Thaw case opened here today
with the trial of Amassa G. Campbell
for his life. He killed DR.. Benz. Har-
ris, because of the physicians alleged
intimacy with his wife.
The points in the evidence are much
like that of the Thaw case, and the de-
Tense is emotional insanity.
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hoW's THis7:

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Wholesale Druggists. roied,.. O.
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aOOSEVELT BY
ACCLAMArIoN.
The Sentiment OF His Party Is CryS-
taljziaq On Him As The Man TO
Nominate.
Special to The ARGUS.

Washington, d. C.,Sept. ia dozen
leading Republican Congressman and
Senators from as many States give out
the one opinion today, that Roosevelt
will be renon,inatrd ny acclamatiOn by
the National Republican Convention
next summer, and forced to serve an
other term.
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QUEEN OF The OCEAN.
The Worlds Biggest Ship
Beats the Worlds Speed
Record.
The LuSitanid With Twelve Hundred
Passengers on Board Makes
Her Maiden Trip Across
the Sea In Five Days
And One Hour.
(By special wire to The ARGUs.)

New York, Sept. 18.-The big new
ocean liner, Lusitania, steamed up to
her pier today with the worlds record
from Queenstown broken by over six
hours, and this, notwithstanding 1t
was the Lusitania's maiden trip, and,
that fog and bad weather was encoun-
tered nearly all the way across.
Her time is five days, one hour and
twenty minutes, as against five days,
seven hours and twenty eight minutes
best time of the Lucania, which had
hitherto held the worlds record.
The twelve hundred passengers on
board the Lusitania say the trip was
the most delightful they ever expert
enced.
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NOTICE..

Having qualified as Executor of the last will
and testament of Charity D, Oliver. deceased,
notice is given to all persons holding claims
against her estate to present them to me in
Goldsboro. North Carolina, on or before the 1st
day of July, 1908. or this notice will pleaded in
bar of their recovery This July 1st, 1907.
J. B. EDGERToN Executor.
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DR.. MURPHEY BURIED.
Unusual Tribute To the De-
parted.
All Business in MOrgantOn Suspended
at the Hour of the Funeral.
Many From Far and Near
Witness The Burial.

MOrganton, N. c., Sept. 1Z.-Dr. Z.
T.. Murphy was buried this afternoon at
4 O'Clock on a beautifully selected spot
on the State Hospital grounds IN ac-
aordance with his wishes. Services
were conducted at the Hospital Chapel
by Rev. M. Hollingsworth, assisted by
Revs. womble and Larkin. The love
and esteem with which all classes OF
people held this eminent man were at
tested by the hundreds who came far
and near to pay their last respects.
Every business house in Morganton
was closed and hundreds of people
from Morganton and from the country
came to witness the last sad rites.
The Board of Directors were in ses-
sion at the time of DR.. Murphy's death
and rem aimed over until today. They
were: J. P. Caldwell, president; G. III.
Armfield, A. A. Shuford, J. w, Nc
MINI, J. G.. Hall, A. E. Tate, j. T.
Sawyer and I. I. Davis. Other rela-
tives and friends from distance were:
Col. Murphy Pearsau, DR., Thomas, OF
Wilmington; DIR. Stokes, of allsbury,
and large number of his relatives
from distance. The pail bearers were
selected from among the officials of the
institution with large number OF his
friends from a distance and from Nor
Canton as honorary pail bearers.
DIR. Murphy's place cannot be filled
The poor unfortunates Of the State
have lost their best friend. Outside
his own family his loss will be more
keenly felt in Morganton than any
where else, especially among the young
men with whom he always delighted tc
associate and to whom his death viii
come as a personal loss, for they loved
and esteemed him. He is survived by
his wife and daughter, Miss Mae Muir
ply, and three sons, Alex, James ano
Herbert Murphy.
BOARD PASSES RESOLUTIONS.
The Board of Directors of the Hos
pital was in session at the hour of DR.
Murphy's death and Capt. J. P. Sawyel
and Mr.. C. II. Armfield were appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive 0
the loss sustained by DR.. Murphy
death. Upon the reassembling of th'
Board the resolutions presented wer'
adopted. They are as follows:
Resolved, That by the death of DR.
Murphy this hospital has lost the nal
to whose ability, fidelity and work it
pre-eminent position is chiefly due
that the insane of the State have los
their best friend; that the State has los
q son whose abilities and achievement
have shed lustre upon her name; tina
his family has lost the best of hus band
and fathers.
Resolved, That death cannot tax
away the results of this mans life
These are continual and the blessing
OF God to future generations.
''His memory lives though the ma
may die,
That fingers bright and loving;
Just like the star lost from the sky,
Whose ray survives its ruin.'
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Attorneys-at-Law.

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From Tuskeges to Wall Street.
Especial to The ARGUs.)

Il. ='<s.s:si.:i, |,
Connecticut western news., 1907-10-03
CORNWALL BRIDGE

Mss Hanna Lane of New York is wis iting her mother, Mary Lane.
 Mrs. O'Brien is at her home here for short time.
 Quite number from here attended the Great Harrington fair last week.
 Mrs. Adelia Hall has returned from New Milford.
 The Misses Fuller gave party to their many friends here Friday evening. Miss Julia Buckley of Ashley Falls spent Sunday with her cousin, Hattie Hollister.
 Mrs. George Studley spent Thursday and Friday in Ashley Falls.
 Mrs. Carrie Wright is spending a few days with Mrs. Charles Marsh of Corn wall.
 Howard Odell of Kent spent Sunday at his home here.
 Dr. Osborne has been in New Haven for a few days.
 R. w. Tate of New York was guest at the Everett House last week.
 Hugh Mosher of Kent spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Charles Beeler.
Connecticut western news., 1907-10-03
LAKEVILLE

Quite number from here attended the Great Burlington fair last week.
 Frank and Pearl Osborne took trip to Springfield, Mass. to visit their aunt. Mrs. William J. Odell 1t being Frank s vacation week.
 A. H. Heaton returned from his two weeks visit with his parents at Ashley Falls last Saturday.
 B. D. Jones has got domiciled in his new residence on Bostwick hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. o. Miller and son made trip'to the metropolis last Sat- urday, returning Tuesday.
 H. 0. Barnett took trip to Bristol last Saturday for over Sunday to ac- company his wife home where she has been visiting for the past week.
 Miss Maria Albee of Falls Village spent Sunday ill town with friends.
 Frank Osborn has purchased the three year-old colt owned by Curtis Harris.
 Dr. E. R. Pike has moved into the house west of Wononsco Hotel, moving the last Monday. Lorin Miller will move into the house vacated by Dr Pike. MT. Miller having bought the property some time ago. Thomas Martin is back in his owr residence which was rented for three months this summer to city family.
 Mir. and Mrs Dan Lorigan lost thei eleven year old daughter last Wednes day night, she being sick only day O two. The funeral service was held a the Catholic church Saturday morning Six girls of about the same age of tn deceased were bearers.
 Quite number from here will atten the court at Litchfield this week an next week as witness in the trial c Braze the burglar and Edward Rec who shot Harry Judd comes to couI this week.
 The new fruit store in the Paddoc place is doing good business. It what was needed in town.
 Mrs. Myron Holley is on the sick lii having been confined to her room fe about two weeks.
Connecticut western news., 1907-10-03
CHAPlNVILLE

Everyone is looking for the new time table to see if the 224 will stop here and let the passengers drop off instead of taking them to Twin Lakes. It IS hoped SO, as the trolleys do not run in winter and 1t is hard walking across the ice.
 Charles McElroy lost valuable horse Monday evening.
 Charles Schliffarth was in town Satur- evening and Sunday.
 J.A.Sterling and wife were in Bridge port Tuesday. #.
 Quite a number from here attended the Great Harrington fair.
 o. T. Haviland remains about the same. .-= e2e. &#.E
 John Shepard, Jr., of Providence, R. l., is at Ravenhurst.
 W. R. Titcomb was in town this week 2 guest of John Shepard, Jr.
 George Lumb and family returned to Poughkeepsie Monday.
 Mrs. N. O. Scoville and Miss Grace were in New York Tuesday. l D. Hatmaksr was homo last Saturday and returned north Saturday afternoon
 Mrs. H. s. Kelsey's sister from Pine Meadow spent part of lAst week with her.
 MT. Dye of Branchville, N. J., spent Friday and Saturday with hisN brother Ralph.
 A very enjoyable time was reported al the birthday party of Miss Agnes Roger last Monday evening. .1 A number of H. s. Kelsey's friend dropped in on him last Saturday nigh and helped him get rid of nine nlc broilers. The writer can say they wer good. #.#. . We wonder if Chapinville will have foot ball eleven this year. All that lacking is good coach.