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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
PIERCE Is HELD.
Judge Takes His Habeas Corpus Pro-
ceedings Under Amusement.

St. Louis, May 11-After hearing
arguments today in the United States
circuit court concerning the habeas
corpus writ applied for by counsel rep
resenting H. Clay Pierce, Chairman of
the executive board of the Waters
Pierce Oil Company to prevent him
from being taken to Texas to answer
to an Indictment charging perjury. on
affidavit at Austin, Texas. in May 1900
Judge Adams this afternoon took the
case under advisement until May Is.
Sheriff G., S. Mathews of Austin,
sat in the court room, ready to take
Pierce to Texas tonight in case Judge
Adams denied the writ. When the
court announced at the conclusion of
a lengthy argument by Judge H. S.
Priest, for Pierce, and Judge Shepa rd
Barclay for Texas that the case would
be taken under advisement. Mr.. Pierce
told the court that he was anxious to
go to New York and asked for an inn
mediate decision but Judge Adams
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
INVITES PRESIDENT.
Godchaux Anxious to Have Roosevelt I'm
New Orleans.

New Orleans. May 11.-Albert God
chaux. President of the New Orleans
Progressive Union, today sent an in
vitation to President Roosevelt, asking
him to visit New Orleans next Octo-
her in the event of his attending a
deep waterways convention in Mem
phs at that time.
The belief prevails here that the
convention will certainly be held In
Memphis and that If it is held the Pres
ident will probably attend. President
Roosevelt has been suggested as d.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
REMOVE DISABILITIES.


Constantinople. May 1.-THE renov-
al of the disabilities under which the
American Missionary Institutions In
Turkey. have heretofore iabored has
commenced the Ports having issued In
etructions to repeat certain disadvan-
tageous measures.
1t is hoped that the embassy officiaIs
will in a few days see The conclusion
of all the formalities leading to the
offfciaI recognition of the American es-
Establishments on the same basis as the
other foreign missions and find the
other pending question In process OF
final solution.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12

JUHN l.. Makes PLEA.
Old Fighter Asks President To Pardon
His Nephew.

Old Fighter Asks President To Pardon
His Nephew.
Washington, May 11--John l.. Sulli-
van, the pugilist, saw the President
again today by appointment in behalf
of John L. Lennon, his nephew. who is
serving q sentence at Governors Is.
land for desertion from the marine
corps.
He made an earnest plea to the Pres
ident to pardon the young man and per-
NIT him to serve out his enlistment In
the corps. The President has the ap-
pIication under consideration. Mr.. Sui
Ivan said the President had not made
any promises.
: In about two weeks. Sullivan said. he
would leave the stage for an Indiana re-
sort, where he will take the mud baths
for rheumatic trouble. Some one sug-
gested to him that he eat less beef
steak and potatoes and that milk and
water was a good diet. Sullivan declare
ed that he was not vegetarian but
liked to have the real thing"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12

VIII Bar Poles and Lfthunnaans Era,.
Work.

New York. May 1i,--Generai Manage
er Garbrecht. OF the American Sugar
Refining Company, In williamsburg.
has delivered to the striking Iaborers
the calm ultimation. He offered q
compromise rate of pay. meeting the
demands of the strikers half way.
and In the event of their NOT accepting
the rate. he threatened 10 close down
the works, throwing between 5000 ana
5000 men out OF work
The strikers. who number about a.
600 are all foreigners, Poles and Lithu-
anians. They have appointed a COM
mittee to confer the refining officials
in an endeavor to secure better terms.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
wRITs To CUSTER.
Western Union and Pullman Companies
VIII Have to Pay.

Topeka, Kas., May f1,--Writs OF GUS
ter were issued against the western
Union Telegraph Company ana .ne
pullman Company here today by the
supreme Court of Kansas for not com
plying with the Kansas corporation
laws.
The custer requires that the two com
panies must pay the charter tees re-
quired by the state before they can
continue to do business In Kansas "
Is expected t9at both companies VIII VIII
appeal the cases to the supreme Court
of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
CHANGES OF VENUE.


New York, May .11.-Jonn p. Stanch-
field. representing President Frederick
Burnham and Auditor George EIiridge
from the Mutual Reserve jointly In
dicted for grand larceny ana perjury.
yesterday argued before Justice Dow
ling for a change of venue, on the
ground that the prejudice was strong
against insurance companies and on
cials in New York county.
Assistant District Attorney Mott,
approved the motion and Justice Dow
ling reserved the motion postpouing
the trial OF President Burnham two
weeks from May 10, giving him time
to decide the motion.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
FULTON KILLS SELF.
Body of Man Who Assaulted Wife
Ennnh In HnIIrnnh Ynrha

Wichita Kas.. May INV. r. Fulton
who last night made an attempt on the
life of his former wife. committed sui
eide today by shooting himself.
His body was found In the railroad
yards four blocks from where he at
tackled Mrs. Fulton and snot her three
times. Tho woman is not dangerously
injured. Following the shooting last
night a crowd Of men chased Fulton
with the intent OF lynchinE him but
he escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
mIsrooK SHEEP FOR ARMED MAN.
Mexican MIL Owner Cnused Regiment
10 he Called Out.

San Antonio. Texas. May IA spe-
cial to The Express from orizaba, Mex
leo saws the entire twenty-sixth regi-
ment of infantry and a heavy guard Of
rurales were rushed TO Santa Rosa. a
suburb a special train early today In
response to the urgent call of Clemente
Raba. a wealthy mill owner, who mis-
took flock of sheep on the hillside
near his home for a band of armed tex
tile strikers Raba was placed under
arrest and will be dealt with severely.
Great numbers of recruits ae Joining
the ~ 900 strikers already out and dis
tress is becoming manifest. Scores are
leaving the district. going to toehr cit
les in the hope of finding employment.
Additional troops are y giving op ev-
erY train. vi
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
HENRY TAFT TALKS.
Saws He Has Nothing 10 Say of Poll
fIcA

washington. May 11--Henry w, Taft
of New York, a brother of the Score
tary of War. talked with the Presi-
dent today about the prospective va
cancy In the bench of the United States
Circuit Court In the Second District to
be caused by the retirement OF Judge
william r. Wallace.
Mr.. Taft said he did not come In be-
half of any particular candidate but
was Interested In the appointment.
Il am not a politician said Mr. Taft
when asked for his opinion about the
political situation. Mr.. Taft went to
the War Department to see his broth
er and later returned with the Secre-
tary to the White House, remaining
for some time discussing political
matters. Mr.. Taft declined to say
anything for publication.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
COSHALT KILLS SELF.
Alabama Man Found Dead in Past

Alabama Man Found Dead In "A Pasture
Vincent. Ala. May 11--Claud Coshalt
was found dead today in a pasture near
the home of w. T. Elliott. where he
resided. Investigation showed that he
had taken his own life by morphine,
He left a note to his brother, Wal
ter Coshalt. saying he had lived in trou-
BILE long enough and asking what
is home. without a mother"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
ITALIANS SENTENCED.

Eleven Get One Year for Black Hand
Crimes.
wilkesbarre, Pa, May 1.-THE elev-
en- Italians who were last Monday con-
yicted of black hand" crimes after
trial lasting two weeks. were today
sentenced to one year in the kuserlne
county jail and to pay fine OF szo
each and the cost of prosecution.
The judge in sentencing the prisoneas
said he could impose the maximum OF
two years, but as the defendants were
strangers in this county and unfaml-
lar with the laws. he had no desire TO
inflict the extreme penalty.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12

rector general of the International Elk
position to be held here in 1915 to cell
citrate the opening of the Panama Ca
nal, and Mr.. Godchaux asked that ne
take advantage of the opportunity pre-
scented by his trip South to come here
and express his views on the UNDER
taking.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
CONSIDER INSURANCE. CLAIMS.
II. II. T. Discuss Report and are Enter
tanned MT Rail-

Atlanta. Ga. May lI.-DeteatinB a
motion for a half holiday. the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen today de-
voted both sessions TO further consid-
GRAFTON of tho report of the Committee
on Insurance Claims.
The delegates were entertained to-
night at ball given by the local train-
men, and tomorrow will be devoted to
street car rides to various parts OF the
city apd the SURROUNDING eoYntExs
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
TWO BOYS KILLED.
Were In Wagon and Failed To See Train
When Rum Over.

Fitzgerald, Ga. May 11--Jud Rock
and John Rock. aged and II years, re-
spectively. were killed by train on the
Oscllla and Valdosta Railroad this aft
ernoon.
The boys were driving in a wagon
and failed to see the train. nor could
the engineer. Dan MeeLs. see the boys
in the wagon. One boy had his head
cut off and the body of the other was
cut In two. Tho coroner's jury exoner-
ated the train crew.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12

DanviIle, KY. May 11--Sam Moore, a.
negro charged with poisoning two men
and two women, and two men. all ne
groes April 80, was arrested at Roam
oke today. 1t is alleged Moore became
Jealous of the attention paid to his wife
by John Daniais and put cocaine in
Whiskey
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STRONG is CONVICTED
Macon Merchant Killed Printer Becaus
of Sisters Betrayal.

Macon, Ga. May 11-After deliberat-
ing twenty-one hours, the jury in the
case of l.. d. Strong, charged with the
murder of Henry Smith. today returned
a verdict of guilty of manslaughter, and
strong was sentenced to three years
Imprisonment. A notice of appeal was
filed.
Strong shot and killed Smith, II is al
legged, because of Smiths unwarrantable
conduct toward Strong's sister.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
JONES sURRENDERs.
DefauItins Teller of Charlotte Bank Ar.
riyea In City.

Charlotte, n. c.. May 11-Frank H.
Jones, the defaulting teller of the Char
lotte National Bank. who is charged
with having embezzled about $4,000 of
the banks funds. and for whom re-
ward of $4,000 was offered, arrived in
this city this morning and surrendered
himself.
A preliminary hearing will be given
him today. His alleged accomplice,
Fonville is now under $4,000 bail
on hearing of completely with Jones
in the embezzlement
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12

London, May 11.--Special dispatches
from st. Petersburg say that Emperor
Nicholas and Emperor William have
arranged for an early meeting on the
Baltic Sea.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12

would y consent to an immediate
decision, sremarking to Pierce's coun-
sci:
MIR. Pierce must be In ST. Louis next
"Wednesday and he may then go to
New York IL he is permitted to do so"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
yictor Emmnnuers DIFFERENTIATION.

Rome, May liking Victor Emman-
uel sent telegram to King Alfonso
warmly congratulating him on the
birth OF an heir to the throne and ex-
messing his most cordial wishes for
the prosperity of the Spanish royal
family.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
STEPHEN MATrHEsoN DEAD.
Received Fatal Burns While RescuinS
Family From Flames.

Family From Flames.
New York, May 11.-Stephen Mat
theson, a coffee importer, whose home
in Flatbush was destroyed by fire early
Thrusday, died last night as the result
of burns and injuries received while
rescuing his wife and children from
the flames.
Mr.. Matheson was So years old. Dur
ins the fire Mrs. Anna Deppin of
Louisville, a guest of the family, was
suffocated
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
rRoY,s PRELIMINARY HEARING.
II VIII BE Held At Miami, Fla, To
morrow.

Jacksonville. Fla. May H. Especially
The preliminary trial of Thomas w.
Troy, for the killing of George c. New
comb at West Palm Beach. is set for
Monday at Miami.
Daniel Troy, brother of the defend
ant is expected to arrive there tonight
from New York. Self defense will be
the plea set up.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
STATE NEWS,
Hapqss!ngs Ct ;a:aras: From Various Par
tiGa2 North CaIoII:a.

A " Aman, business man anc
retiring sheriff and treasurer, q
Clint II, Saplson county, has
failed, with Iahili lijics an Il sing
t.. $50 CO. asstts about $40 00O
Rev G G. Wells, former pas.
tor d the First Bsptist church OF
Stat svi!ie, has resigned as pas
tor q the Baptist chu ch at Kin
stosa, where he has been for the
pass two years.
Thieves broke in Charlotte
shop~"De night last week AID stole
700 pennies and 100. .nickles, v hlch
gave them plenty Of small chang
I4e population Of Durilan is
elosa1to 25,0O0. There are 4. $50
homes IN the city.
The buiIdiI.g used for the con-
fiuenlent of the iusane inmates Of
the poor house at Ejizabetn City,
was burned Thursday eve ing
aud two Of the inmates were burn-
ed tp death.
A merchant named Rainey.
four miles from Garys'ours. WIS
found dead in his bed a few
mornlngs ago, with his head SO
shot shat he brain was exposed
There is DO clue to the criminal.
Thomas Bell, Of IredeIl county,
while driving near the railroad
tracks at Statesville recently vith
a load of lumber, lost control Of
hls = ules and they dashed down
'ha9t,ack, A freight train came
along from the. rear ana strucs
the wagon, knocking Bell, lumber
aud wagon off. The. team kept
going, and Mr.. Bell vas taken to
the hospital. painfully, though
'lot seriously hurt.
- s%ss,rp7S Institute located be-
tween Wentworth and Madison
Rockingham county, was Destroy
ed by fire last week.
l. the vicinity Of Washington,
n. g., there is excitement over
hod!ng an a!iigator's nest With 80
eggs in it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
He Is A!W2Ys Cold.

Among b. latest arr'va's here
this week wa Fra;.k II Benls,
travelling man FIR i Nich)sa fur
niture house Bemls is t.. he pitt
ed, for he is ffilcted with 4 y9ry
strange disease which the doctors
are una Die t. cure. d, d " hlch reil-
ders it Impossible for him TO keep
warm, even during the h~tteat
days Of sumner.
The year around he IS obliged
to wear five suits of under cloth
ing. 4 heavy "vercoat, a pair Of
large boots and several i,airs Of
socks, Despite all Of tGls e l.
always cold. H. rarely contracts
a cid and possesses Il hearty ap-
petite. He sleeps under zig ut
blankets, 8 aumber Of q / t I'D
does tot take IF his cl,,.GeS \ l.
withstandi'.g this he is L ne TOO
warm. While at home his gas
bill is in the neighborboQd Of 500
q month.
He has been at 81 numher IF re-
sorts to obtain relief for his dis-
ease, but received no help what
ever. Physicians are unable t.
determine the cause of his CON
dition -Canton, OHIO dispatch tc
New York Woi Id.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
TIE HEGR0GS FREED.
10 Ey.y.fea Against DsfeTdants IN the
Lys:.y Murder Case.

Statesvile, N. c.. Jan 81
Tie case against Della Dl lin G.
hsm, Henry Gll]eapie and George
Irwin, was settled today when The
jadge rendered q verd let Of not
guilty.
The case was practically end d
yesterday evening, and late last
night the ctficars took the negroes
to the outskirts # town, gave
them enough money to get away
IN aid advised them to set sail
for South Carolina. When re-
leased, however,, the three negroes
chose a different route and the
last time they were seen they. were
we're hustIing up the railroad on
foot bound presumably for Ashe-
vile.
No new witnesses were examili-
med today as it was announced
there would be.
The testimony Of all the wit
uesses examined yesterday after
noon showed that the guilt Of the
murders # the I.yprly family
rested e .tirely on the three ne
groes who were lynched at Sails
bury, and there was nothing in
any Of the testimony to lmplcate
the three negroes on trial IN the
medley Of muN 7rs.
1ha judga stated in-the crow3-
e1 c, ut r on this morning that
he 0ur Solicitor Hammer had
cen ALL to find anything to con
vict either f the three negroes
IN a d ~ he would give them
slaeis liberty
1t is thought the trial begun
-y@storday vas more for the urr
pose Of qui.tin the sentiment
III the negrger might have hee:1
implicated, than anything else
). ecial to Char, News
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
Poeks led b. the Senate.

Ao'-tgom4ry, Ala%, Jan. 81 -
TIE House lesoiutlou commanding
President R", ,sevrIt For d schar-
elug the. negro so!dlers tor the
Bruvnsville incident Was pocket
ed today by the s5erste when it
was referred for the third time to
the committee ou rules, with the
understanding .bal it will stay
there. Before LIS reference Sena-
tor Moody made a sharp reply
.critlclslng the President for his
alleged ovel throw Of the constltu-
ton on mahy occasions, . He as
sal, ed tho Pre- sideut sharply for
his "uuc institutional aid TO the
Pa. anna g, vernmens. iltimating
that Washington supported a re-
yolution and declared there was
grave doubt if the President had
authority to discharge soAdiers
from the army.
"We g. too far in eud raiug the
acts Of such an rf1iciaI, - sad
Senator Moody,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
The Limit Of Life.

The most eminent medical sci-
eutlsts are unanimous liz the con-
cIusion that 1.-THE generally accept
ed Limitation of human life il
many years below the attainment
possible with the advanced knowl-
edge of which the race is now
possessed, The critical period,
that determines its durat n,
seems to be between so and 90;
the proper care of the body dur
ing this decade cannot be too
4rongly urged; carelessness then
being fatal to longevity. Ma
tnra's best helper after so is
Electric Bitters, the scientific
tome mediclne that revita Lies
every organ Of the body. Guar
anteed by all druggists. 500.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
aAids5gGan Isaac Y, Hag3a . cd.

The Navy D"pa' t'pflt was sd
vised today of he death Oh Sun
day, Ian. 20, Oh Ij"ar>, h. United
States ship Cher esje.i, al >:agda,
lena bay. Ca'tf,rI'a. cf >I33shir-
man Isaac W, II sAue, M1d4hlp-
man Hayne was apHol.t Il - t):e'
naval ACADEMY fl. ri Ea f>nslh h
south Carolina district ON Joue
Srh, 1901, aid Was datach"d from
the acai, my Oh Jan. 30 h, 1905,
aud signed TO the Kaarsage. IL
later served ca the Luucaster and
the Frank Iin and from the latter
ship was assigned to the Charles
ton, ~ ashlngton dlspa tch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
Il elected Coils T,.lraa'aa Life.
(Frum the q ica 90 Tribu"e

" Don tr.n+ With a cold,' is
g""1 advice for q u,f-nt men and
H"n4en- 1t my i,s vital in the
ca@+ Of a chi'd. Pepper food
=. u va,ttjja1;un, aud dry, warm
e. tong IRE lho peop~f 50 t. 4usrd :
:-ai:..t cota-. If t"py are lnajn~
tan45i' through the chalgaa lie
". thar # autumn, winter AID
spr'; &, the cha, ces Of IL surprise
from f. inary colds viii slight.
BlL b. ordinary light so'd will
;ecp;ne sayeralf mNg;ertpd, aud q
ae:l es5ab lshed ripe culd is o The
germs OF dij,iherja What ii, hey Is
t. ere bee. The greatest meuace
t. child lie a* tbls a''us:n # the
year is the nag:et.t"d cold y
" Ihn.har it ia a child " adult, ths
col slight or v5r". be very best
treatment that can he adnpsed is
TO give ChambarIain' s Cougt
Ren-dY It Is safe and sire
The greatp p uuiart ani IN H4e sc
sale nj this pc:para 90. '3as 'ea}
attained by It's r<ntsr@a'',e ~ure:
Of his ailm MT. 4 cold Is yer r.
eu ia IN pLeumoniS 2i2 n It il civ
Ell. For sail by James I ntAl n
Salisbury, n, c atd sne1co.
pb.r.,-a,x, G.o,,,r n
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
Girl PAWS aaf @0df

L. order tn get SO Wl!h ahleA 70
4sai~t 8 si.,k g.rl fgicud il Coutc;.
B ulfs to return TO her honle IL
thls city, pl-tty po''ie Morgan
dny n ragged her body to s
pavri,rot>s r Her friaud wrote q
pitifu. letter saying tn t sic wa
ia tie Last -tage OF consumption;
and longeA q returu tt h"r home
to spend her last h urs, but she
ill not havo tie $25 nt.s'tled
D4tsic had SIS, She hit. upan
a pl9n to get the rps., m rtgng
ing her own. hQdy a ter she is dead
to Nose L7vlch, unless she repays
the. money wish interes5. She
understands that in case she fall
to ply. her body is to he sold by
nhe pawnbrobeg to a medical l.
l~ge for d;ssec,ing Iurpo S.
D5s Moinss, Ia, disratch-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
AlsEAAR!E Ind STkNLy COUNTY.
Ahema;!s's Growth. Town May V5:s
Bonds tt;:mprag masIs.
stanly Enterpris ;. January S1st.

stanly Enterpris> January 51st.
Oailg to the continued serious
illness cf NJ 8. Duncan Morris
her physician D.. Whitley, deems
it. necessary tha' 81" axe hospital
treatment. A. nr IT her cOnd
ton is such that Sc IS unable to
lcave home.
An evidences Of Ainemar'e' g
growth is readily se-n firm the
fact that from slpgte View point
no less than tweuty-thEee ne"
residences that are now il process
of construction are to be counted.
This was ubs-rved by Mr.. Belk d
few days agc. the viewpoint Sell.g
Hearne> Heights. This nun. her
perhaps represents not over Que.
third # the building activity ;o~
going Oh in A.ben,arie.
At tn maetipg f the tcvn nl
dermen Monday night, it Us q.
cided to ask the L.gls l2fure e.
amend the charter Of A,hens" Is
SO that the town NAY at i int1frf
day vote upon the q est'nn # IL
suing $50 600 iu~bo''ds fcr i2l
provemnuts Also, to prpvid f.
a special tax lister whts. hu~'-
ness it will ise to have :. sp- -
list of all town property n'~d=
The board aIso ordered taaf
the wells on Second anG
Main atreet. be filed.
A petition has been se:t t.
Hon !. s. Ehrd from the ioca:
chapter U D. C's, asking for a.
increase IL 2. n.ions t,the oGi sol
diers. Mr.. Efrd has responded
by reciting the fact that there Is
now pending bill calling f-r Al!
Increase IT 1925 600. Nj Etird
is Oh the committees If appr prla-
tions aid f.ance, and he assures
the D=nghters th<t he Wi: at all
times do auyth ng in his power t.
benefit tte cid soldiers. e..
In referring s. the lit le afray
between this s"hs # H. II. Low
der and the Wld ~ L"fi u, We in
advertently stated that the Low
der hoy tabled Jhe E flar boy il
the back. l. was tha Letter boy
who used the kuife. Both boys
have recovered from tie Injuries
sustained.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
cIgaI5t's oaassd II.

High Point, Jan. 31.-L5 WIS
learned for the first time today
that lighted cigarette ST the nsi
h use afre (helongng to the
Southern RaiIEay) a mo45h or go
ago. A nogro employed about the
depot went into the house and
shutting the door. omaleuced to
iighs a cigarette. The whole
business eaught Oh fire and the
negro had 10 tl~e for his life
Special to Charlotte Observer.