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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Was Disguised as a Stoker.

Naples, April 21.-Details were
obtained today of the escape from
Italy of Enrico Alfano, known as
"Erricone," head of the Camorra
Secret Society, whose extradltion
is sought by the italian authorl-
ties. The local police authorities
who had long suspected him of
being connected with the Canon
"a, ordered a squad of gendarmes
to arrest him. But Alfano, hav-
ing associates among all classes of
the population, was notified of
the intention to take him into
custody and succeeded in leaving
Naples. He Went from village to
village under varied DISCUSSES in
efforts to elude capture. At San
Leucio, near Caserta, the gend-
armes surrounded a house in
which Alfano was concealed, but
the Camorra chief succeeded in
escaping and took q train for
Rome. On arriving in that city
Alfano consulted a lawyer and re-
NAMED hidden for g. week at the
c pital. But, lacking the certain
protection Of the Camera, which
is a Neapolitan organization, AL
returned here. The gend-
armes, however, began closing in
On Alfano, who eventually secured
a false passport and escaped to
the United States disguised as a
,toker.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
SALISBURY. &C., APRIL Oath, '0i
THOSE IN

1t ought not to be necessary to
call to the attention of those who
are in arrears that now is a very
appropriate time to come forward
and make a settlement. At the
small price we are offering the
WATcHNAN, your home paper,
no one should expect us to wait
on them at all, but as some have
unintentioEally or otherwise al
lowed the time to slip by, we take
this methed of gently reminding
them our terms are cash and
prices made just as low as it is
possible to furnish the paper.
There is not the least offense in.
tended, but should you notice a
blue x mark after your name,
you will understand that this
has reference to you.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.
H. c. Miller, Of Statess!i|e, the victim Of
a Horrible Fatality,

S%tatesville, April 2O.-A very
tragic and distressing death &C.
Cured hare this morning about
10 o'clock, when H. G Miller
died at the sanatorium from the
effects of injuries received a short
while before The accident oc-
Cured at the City Roller Mills.
which was owned and operated by
the dead man and his brother, R.
A. Miller.
Ebout 9:15 O'Clock the fireman
at thu mill, who was in the engine
room, heard a scream in the main
part of the building and when he
answered the call for help he saw
Mr.. Miller entangled in the ma
chinery which vas splattering
blood right and left. The fire
man rushed back to the engine
and shut it down, in the mean
time calling for help. A number
of people were near by. Kerr
Miller, a brother Of the dead man,
was driving along in his buggy.
The injured man was taken from
the machine, placed in the buggy
and hurried to the hospital, but
died a few minutes after reaching
there. His arms and head were
terribly mangIed and he never re-
gained consciousness. It is sup
posed that he was trying to adj
just a belt, when his arm became
entangled i'll the machinery.
Mr. Miller was aboat % years
old and one of Statesville's most
promising business men, and his
tragic death has caused untold
distress to his close friends. He
was married only last spring and
his young wife, who was Miss Car
RE Sheltan, and his mother aud
father are Frustrated with grief.
Mr.. Miller was a member of four
different lodges and his fellow
members will have charge of tbs
funeral and burial. The funeral
will be conducted from the First
Methodist church tomorrow after.
noon and the rempins will be in
tered at Oakwood cemetery
Special to Charlotte Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Paris Hotels Don't Want Him.

Major Taylor, the champion
American bicycle rider, was forced
to leave the hotel where he had
on account of the color
lie. American tourists at the
hotel a:e responsible for the ne
gro's being ordered out, declaring
that they would leave unless the
negro was compelled to move.
In all interview, Taylor, who is
a member Of the negro ''400'' ex-
planned that this treatment is in
contrast with the welcome usually
accorded him. He declared he
would not seek admission in any
other hotel but would take a home
of his own.-Paris, France, dis
patch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Had Three Wives, Wanted Another.

w 6. Understood, formerly the
western sales manager for the
Fairbanks, Morse Scales Company,
is charged With having led q
quadruple existence. IL the past
fifteen months he IS said to have
made a collection of three happy
homes, three unhappy wives and
u brlde-to.be. Just as Mr.. Under
wood was preparing to rent a
fourth little happy home for his
fourth bride, the three other Mrs.
Underwoods got together. War
rants ere issued Immediately.
Other warrants we're issued by the
Fairbanks-Morse Company, charg.
ing Underwood with having col
lected money on bogus checks.
Dora Underwood claims the
proud distinction of being the
first Mrs. Underwood. She was
married to Underwood in Dam
vile, ILL.,, December 9th, 1898.
Edna Lapelle Underwood is the
second. Last night she exhibit.
ed a certificate attesting to he1
marriage to Underwood in Sioux
City two weeks ago. The third
wife is alleged to have been mar.
ried in Sioux Falls.
The bride-to-be is a Chicago
woman and her name has been
suppressed .-Chicago dispatch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
fiIipinos TO the Exposition.

San Francisco, April Oh
Among the passengers on the
Japanese steamer, America Maru,
which arrived last night, we're 100
Filipinos enroute to the James.
town Exposition. Three civilized
and three savage tribes are repre-
sented. Among the savage Fill
pinos are two survivf rs of the
Mount Dajo. battle and Prince
Sansaluna, SOL and heir of the
notorious Datto Ali, of the Moros.
Sansaluna has five slave with him.
The civilized tribes represented
are the Tagola, the Viscayan and
the Blsolo. The savage members
are from the Bagato, the Ilano
and the Moro tribes.
The Filipinos are in charge, of
W. A, Sutherland and will leave
for the East tomorrow.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Trinity College Catalogue.

The annual Catalogue of Trim
ity College for the year 1906-1007
has just come from the press. 1t
makes a volume of 172 pages we'll
executed from a typographical
standpoint, and setting forth fully
the educational work of the col.
lege. The fifteen departments of
the college now offer 1O3 full year
courses, and in addition, the
school of law offers % courses.
The professors. instructors, and
administrative officers of Trinity
Cole eye are 81 in number, and the
Trinity Park school employs five
masters, making a total of AZ.
There are enrolled in Trinity Col
lege 27O students, and in the
Trinity Park school 1856, making
a total Of students on the Trinity
campus 1855
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Women's, 500 to $12.75
Values, $500 to $500
Mems, $500 to $14.O0
Values, $500 to $4,000

complete with saucer and co.v.
er. As it may be some time
before we can obtain another
shipment Of these, we would
recommend al early inspec-
ton.
SO, 60 and 85c, complete.
vitaophane.
A substitute for stained
glass. Vitrophane is a mate
rial made in Europe for the
decoration of plain window
glass, to give the plaine and
otherwise unattractive win
dows a decorative appearance,
to shut out an unattractive
view, without shutting out the
light. It comes in a variety
of patterns, in rolls of about
nine yards long; it is sold
eith-r by the roll or by the
yard. It is so simple to apply
that any one can do it with
perfect results.
Width Is inches, price Soc
a yard, $4.25 a roll Isl
yards,)
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
oveIty Net Curtains.

Now showing splendid line
of Novelty Net Curtains in all
the latest and best effects,
trimmed with plain and ruff
fled edges, suitable for sum-
mer homes and cottages
Sash Curtains, d yards long
$3.50 a pair.
Rufled Curtains, 8 yards
long, $500 a pair.
Full-size Curtains, 81 yds
long, 1925 a pair.
Red Tomato Mayonnaise
Dishes.
Bright Red Tomato Mayor
naise Dishes, in three Sizes,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
His Dear old Mother.

"My dear old mother, who is
now eighty three years old, thrives
Oh Electric Bitters," writes W
B. Brunsun, of Dublin, Ga. "She
has taken them for about two
years and enjoys an excellent ap.
petite, feel strong and sleeps
WE'LL" That's the way Electric
bitters affect the aged, and the
same happy results follow in all
cases of female weakness and gen.
eral debility. Weak, puny chill
dren too, are greatly strengthen
ed by them. Guaranteed also
for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles by all druggists. Soc.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24

Does Coffee disagree with you?
Probably 1t doesl Then Try DR..
Shops Health Coffee, "HruitI
Coffee' is a clever continuation of
parched cereals aud t,uts NJ
a grain of real Crff"e, remember
in DIR. Shops Health C"tfee, vet
its flavor and taste closely matches
old Java and Mocha Coffee. IF
your stomach, heart or kidneys
can't stand Coffee drinking, try
Health Cotf4e. Il is wholesome,
nourishlng and satisfying. It's
nice evea for the youngest child
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Stolen Express Money Recovered.

st. Paul, Mimi, April 49,
The $25, 900 stolen at the Union
depot Tuesday night, was today
recovered by the police. John
Gunderaon, the suspected robber,
who was arrested on Wednesday,
told the police where he had hid
den the money. One package
containing $4,000 was found un-
der a piece of dirt in jackson
street, and two other packages
containing $4,000 were found
under the platform at the Great
Northern shops.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
PARTIZAN BIAS GONE TO
SEED.

Mayor Boyden, of Salisbury,
who was re-nominated Tuesday
for his fourth term, said in the
course of a speech that night to
his supporters, referring to his
work and specially to the duty of
holding mayors court: 81 de-
spise that feature of it. And I
want to say that if I ever did
wrong in the trial of those cases,
it was because I did not know the
facts. I am not ashamed that l
have dealt leniently with poor,
frlendless people, and standing
here before you, I am not asham-
ed to say that I have been kind to
the negro" All honor to him
for following that policy and for
utterlng that sentimentl The
rich and influential can take care
of themselves but when the poor
and friendless get into court they
have nothing to hope for except
from the justice and humanity of
their judge.-Charlotte Observer.
No man, in the position of the
editor Of the Observer, can sue
cessfully make the plea of an ig-
noramus. There has been too
many facts made public, ready to
be backed up with ample evidence
for any intelligent man to 90 so
far out of his way to endorse any
thing this man Boyden might say,
at least without some grains of
allowance. The above looks very
much as though our good neigh
Dor has sat long and hungered for
just some such doubtful ray of
light to expose his prejudice and
fellow feeling for an old chum.
This phrase can be just as truth.
fully arranged something like this:
And 1 want to say that if I evei
did wrong in the trial of these
cases, it was because I did not
"care to have" the facts. I am
not ashamed that I have dealt
''harshly," etc.
The above has not been written
With the intention or desire to
wound the sensibilities of the edi-
tor of the Observer, nor for the
purpose of offending any one.
But seeing things as we do, we feel
that it is a solemn duty encum-
bent upon us to expose anything
that Intentionally, unintention-
ally or otherwise, tends to uphold
demagoguery and the Haunting
false colors in the face of the
public. In this particular, all
any fair, unbiased person need do,
Is to delve into the great mass of
aver ready and tangible evidence.
which, if the endorsements
are not scarcer, it will be because
such a writer will have gone to
some distant solitude to repent of
past mistakes. AS for us, we also
heartily endorse the sentiment
and respect any one who may tru-
y follow such a policy, but this
anne appreciation of high senti-
nent, lofty motives and unalloy-
ID Justice, causes unbcunded
lmazement when we see it so reck-
essly misapplied and unworthily
bestowed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
BoarderS Wanted!

The Salisbury House, 1870 South
Long Street, is prepared to &C.
commodate a xew DO ard 8.
Rooms nicely furnished, table
we'll supplied and prices reasona-
hle. 2-13 If.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-04-24
Gu!mpes for Jumpers.

Just received a new line of
Lingerie Guimpes, to be worn
with jumper suits. A variety
of pretty styles-]ace and en-
broidery trimmed, Z and full
length sleeves, Prices $1.OO
and up.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-13

Y Sioux City, Ia. vyhofel do
.1akladu tiskafSky zavod denniku
Journal Vydavatels jsou nu,
ceni list tisknouti | sazeti = iin6
tiskArn9.
Uroda iablck We Spoienyeh
stateeh iomto roee je mnohu
mcnsi netli Y roec minulem, v
sapaduim New iorku Mchiga.
nn b. 0roda mensi nei proStfedni,
: kansaNL Missouri Nehrasce
ie uroda velmi mala. Celkem bu
H. letosniho roku sloo0O00 su
40 iahlek meme, pellI byya y pra
nerne nroansm roec
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-13
z Washingtonu.

V blizkG budoucnosti uda ~
pfekyapuiici obrat Rooseyeltoyi
kablnete, Davno kolujici povesti
jze Metcalf, ndmofni sekrct0f a
Bonaparte, generalni lalobec,
vzdaji So mist syJch Y kabinetd,
nezaklddaly Sc na prayd6, lee po.
vest podckoyani So Roota, So.
kretdre zahraniSnieh zdlelitosti,
md skutednt podstatu Vladni
kruhy ii sicc dosud nepotyrdily,
y1dm tomu ysak nodekoyani
Rootovo poyaSuie 81 ~ hotoyou
wee rfiiim K odstoupeni Root
oyu aaydalu nemoe, iii Root y
nosledui doha mnoho trnel a ma
,ledkem toho prs mu neni mol,
40, aby poyinnosil syt afadem
into spoiene, yykouAyal Prc.
.idrut Roosevelt mel v minulSch
lneeh kahinctni poradu, na ktcre
,fetfAaAna hyla oiAaka nehyloli
y sAhadne syelatl kengresS /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-13

We trech yelkgch bitkdch porazila
yojsko ruskt, stoji rocne kolcm
1875. 100000 New York plati roe.
ne vice na sye skoly, jako Japon-
sko na syoji armddn b ndmofni.
ctyo dohromady.
Volby.
Y Gtery, dne s. listopadu prove.
deny byly yolby We is statech, jea
staIy Sc zajimayymi zejmtDa tim,
ze . ygsledkd ttchto mono sou.
dit na utydfeni Se voleb presi.
dentskycb. V deseti statech pro.
yedeny byly yolby statnich 1fed.
nikd. Nejy6tM zdjem o yolby
mistni jeyil SO blaynt v New Yor.
ku, CleyclaDdu, San Francisku a
" ~ Lake City V New Yorku
stall prot aob6 pfiyrzenci TAX wa.
ne Tamanny u FnsionistG. Y
ClevelandG stall prot sob6 Y boil
RooseyeltGy kandidat Burton Il
nyntjU znamenity mayor John.
s0bn V Salt Lake City ytazcna
byla do yoleb mormOnskh otazka
q V San FrancjSku Ocekdyali tOu.
zcbnG vysledek yoleb 8 ohledem
na neddyny soud y budIery We
statech Massachusetts,, Maryland,
Rhode Island, Kentucky u New
jersey yolili guyern6ry u We ysech
t6chto stdtech vyjimaje New Jer.
sey byli zyoleni ysicbni stafi stat.
nj dfednici V Nebrasce, Virgil
Mi n Pennsylvania jednalo Sc jen
0 zyolenf nizSich stdtDich iifedni.
k6. V CleyelandG zyoIen byI ma
budouci diva roxy Tom, H. John.
son y6tsinou 1900 hlashL y MIN
zaroyeh zyolena byla celia demo.
kratieka tiketa, yyjimajc jednoho
misa, kterG zacboydno bylo re-.
publikdniim V New Jersey zvo.
len byl IN guycrnera demokrat
Katzenbach, ytisinou 10000 hla.
81. Pfi minute yolb6 V tomto std.
tt yyhrdl republican Stokes yetsi.
nou 81 900 HAST V Pennsylvania
statnim pokladnlkem ziistal repu-
blikhn Sheatz Dostal o l75,O00
hlasd vice, nez jcho demokraticky
protikandidat. We statu New
York zvoleni byli kandidatG re.
publikanske / demokraticke stra-
ny. V m6stG New Yorku vitGM
listali kandidati mGstslse demo
tratick6 masiny Tamanny proti
fusionisticke tikety
1eodyisl6 Ligy n republikann. VI
Rhode Island zvit6zll nepatrnou
;6tsinou Higgins, demokraticky
za guvernera. V Mary
andG zvolen byl IN spolkovtho Sc.
latora byyaly guverner Smith. VI
IN statniho guyerntra
.yolen byl Noel. demokraticky
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-13

0thIu poclteJi HellnsHH V Effopc,
|kde byly royn6z tohoto roka znd
.jen velmi skrovnG. Jinak jc 4
cukroykou. Uroda cukroyky by
Ia znamenita. ZeimGna Califor-
Mi bylo hojnost cufroyky, jejn
vzriistu ! skTizni pfalo neobyGcjn6
pfiznivt patasi uroda fepy "
Montana u Colorado roynil bdde
znamcnitd. Pozoruhodno jest, "
cena psenicc stoji pevn6, neklcsa,
ba spi5e jde do yyse. Zyyseni cen
zayinila Europa, ktera m6la spat-
nou llrodu ma psenici ~ jest
asi celkoyS stay letosni 1rody.
Tim take yysyttluic Sc. ze ceny
potrayin stale stoupaly. Ne1rodu
lctosni tfrpce ponesc zejnena
chudA tfida lidi, kter6 musi po-
titati = kazd}m centem.
Vystehoyatelstvi.
Jak asi kazdemu znamo usta-
noyil president pred nejokym "a.
sem komissi "a tim dcclcm, aby
naystiyila n6ktere eyropske zenie,
zejmena ty, odkud ie nejv6tN
proud pfistthovatelstv0. Komis-
Sc tato mtla sc jmenoyit6 pfesyed-
Eiti 0 pom6rech zidov8keho oby-
vatelstva Y Rusku a v Polsku a
mela yySetfiti, co jest praydy v
Stalem jejich hofekoyani, ze jsou
prondsledoyani. Jeden ellen ozna-
Gene komissc Wheeler Sc yyjadfil,
Ne mel V LondynG rozboyor Sc
Iangyillem, znamym zidoyskym
spisoyatelem q horliyym zionistou.
Podiyne jest, ze iako bohate tfidy
lidi V Eyrop6 Japonsku neradi
vidi, kdyz d6lnictyo Sc do Ameri.
Ky stdhuje, protNc zdstaysimu
zbytku dGlnickgch sil musi byti
lepe placeno, prayG TAX i pfatcle
zionismu nepfeii stehoJani sc
lidG do Ameriky. Zangville sc
ze americkv blahcbyt
oddaluje zidy od jejieh viry
narodnosti. Rychle Se am4tika
msuji a pfestavaji byti zidy Noj-
!ape pro zidy Jest. kdvz zHs,anou
V Rusku. Wheeler hovofil tel o
dalSim stthovani Sc lrGanu do
Ameriky. Jako yetSi pozemkovf
majitele, TAX irsti vlastenci ma
Tikaji 81, ze AZ 20 tolika bojich a
nesnazich vymozena bude pro
Irsko samosprava, zadnych lrGanil
-em6f nebude, ably Sc \ teto vymo-
lenosti tesill. Budou v6tSinou
Americc a Australia, kdezto miSta
jejich zaujimati budou AngliGan6,
Ntmci ten j narodnosti jine.
navstivil tez Rusko,
Rakouslio a Italii.
Prayil, ze teehto zemich nenaSel
,adnon tridu lidi, ktera by pro
hmeriku nebyla zadoucnou, a6ko-
iv kaidy take yitdn byti nemdze.
Iedna Sc hlayne o fadne rozd6leni
,ristehovalcn, aby Sc nedr3eli v
nestech. Komisse bude po Svtm
layratu odbyyati n6kolik pOrad-
ieh sehnzi a potom teprve aprayu
VOL poda yefcinosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-13
Zpravy arnerickd.


bus y. lbt0phdu pF1Jel p0 I0dl
kronprinccssin Cecilie" do New
Yorku sayeny 6esky houslista
Jan Kubclik, ably tu absolyoyal fa-
dn koncerth v n6kolilsa statcch.
M letosni tourntc americk6 wy
prayjla Sc spolecne MIN jeho
chot, druhdy madarska hrabtnka
Marienn0 Csaky Szellova, nyni u.
pfimn6 drnzka slayneho naseho
krajana u petliya matka Gtyf de-
ynsek. kariera mistra Knbelika
jest beze sporu jednou y ncjzaji.
mayejsich. Kdysi sam sob6
fekl; "Jsem pfesy6dcep, ~ do
meho zitf yt6yndno bylo 0 mnoho
vice nezli byyd prtimernym ud6.
lem 27leteho muzc." Sam doznal,
~ We pfipada mu jako sen, kdyz
yzpomene ST. jak . chudtho, nj.
kym neprotezoyoneho hocha yysi-
nul sc ma slayentho houslistu, kite
ry pred nc9tetnymi tisici osobami
brdl nm eetnych mGgtech EyrOpy,
Ameriky a Australia, ma majetni.
ka jednoho y nejkrdsnejSich &c.
skych panstyi a manzela jedne q
nejkrasntjsich zen syeta. Otec
jcho mival maly, chudiekg dome
eek v Michli blize Prahy a II n6ho
zahradkn, ma niz od Gasneho Ultra
DO noci pracovati musil, ably mohl
dati nekolika dttcm syym fadntho
yychoyani Prvni boinlieky pro
maleho Jcnika zhotoyil doutni-
koyyeh bednifek a na tfcbto dial
nyni slsyneDu mistru nejceDn6jsi
zaklady. Jako dobry hudebnik
miloval hudbu u mel v sdci SVEN
neiyfclejsi pfani, ably ~ syna
syeho roynGz yychoval dobreho
hudebnika. Choyal V srdci SVEN
mnoho sni, zeI ze mnohe y nich
yzhledem k Sporym majetkovym
jeho pomerim 80 neuskuteGnily.
velke nad6je skladal budouc.
most svych deti, chteje . nich Wy.
choyati prosp6Sne cleny lidske
spolecnosti Vzdor nemajetnosti |
We yykonal vice nezli jiny "a stej- |
nych pomern. Mnohe jeho sntI |
V pozdejsim case uskutecnil ovsem
mistr Jan Kubelik. Zahy ye SVEN
mladi pfilnul Jan Kubelik yasni-
w k hudbt a teto vasni zanikly |
ysechny ostatni d6tske jeho sny. |
Jako hoch zanasel sc myslenkou
stati Sc velkym cestovatelem, ale |
tato touha zahy zanikla zapla-
We hudebnich melodii, jichz kou.
zlu vice nez 6emukoliv jinemu
podlehalo jeho srdce. Castokratc
s otcem hrayal ma rnznych mi
stech vsude jcho dokonala hrn
byyala pfedm6tem pozornosti
ysech. v roce 1892 vstoupil do
prazske konservatofe a opustil il
v roce 1898 isa is lei star. kdya
navstevoyal konservatof
poslcdnim rokem, otec jeho roz-
nemohl Ne TAX teacc, ze sotva
mohl peslouohati q pozornost We.
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