Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-22
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incendiary origin, Quilted the Notre
Dame Roman Catholic church this
morning, doing $4,000 worth of dam
age.
New York, Oct. 16--In series of
explosions of varnish, naptha and 9TH
or mbustibes in paint shop, two
mon, owners of the esta blishment,w were
mortally wounded.
New York, Oct. 19-The motion of
Claudia Hains for a1imony, pending
her suit for divorce and the custody of
her children, was denied by Judge
Dixie in the County Court this morn
ing.
New York, Oct. I7-District Attorney
Darrin announced today that the grand
jury had voted indictments against
Peter C. and T. Jenkins Hains- The
brothers are Jointly charge with
murder.
Kansas City, Oct. 19-In a trolley
gar accident this morning one man was
/killed and six injured. The ear was
climbing a hill, when the motorman
lost control and it ran back into the
car following.
Manila, Oct. 20.-Three sharp earth
quake shocks were felt here today.
No damage has been done, far
learned. The first shock came at 1850
a. m. The second at 1:4O, and the
third at $40 p. m.
Sault st. Marie Mich, Oct. 17-Forest
fires are spreading rapidly in all di-
rections. No Indication OF rain. Farm
- ers up all night. The fire is high as
= the tree tops, and is scattered over a
territory Of twenty miles wide.
Raleigh, Oct 2O.-Chairman McNeill
and Clerk Brown lett today for Wash
ington to attend the hearing of the
case OF the Corporation Commission
against the Norfolk and Western rail
way in the matter of freight rate.
New York, Oct 2O.-The funeral
of Bishop Henry G. Potter, took place
today at Grace church, in the presence
of a large emb1age of eminent
clergy and lay men. j Pierpont Nor
~gan and Jacob Aster were among the
pail bearers.
Wake Forest, Oct. 2O,-Through the
mistake of a drug clerk the baby OF
George H. Grasom, was given NOR
phine last night for calomel. A doctor
was called almost immediately, but
couldn't save child, death coming ina
short while after taking the drug.
T0kiO Oct n r1ira1 Snarrv and
officers of the U. S. fleet were present
ed to the Emperor today. Sperry pre-
y sented to the Emperor an autograph
letter from President Roosevelt. The
Emperors greeting was most cordial.
The scene W as magnificent, exceeding
anything ever seen in Japan.
Omaha, .Oot+ 16-Deputy Sheriff
Stewart, last night, broke into Hearst s
state room on a pullman and served
papers in a 100000 damage suit
brought by Gov. Haskell. Hearst soys
he had offered to accept summons by
mail, but Notwithstanding this, the
prosecution adopted this sensational
method of breaking into his sleeping
room to serve papers.
Washington, Dot. 16-In going over
with his cabinet. the preliminary werk
en- his last annual message, President
Roosevelt has discovered that strictsst
economy 10 necessary to make u reduc-
ton in the deficit which is new piiing
up at the rate of two to three million a
day. Receipts are falling way behind
expenditures and the president is anx-
ious to strike a fair balance before he
retires from office.
New York II Oct. Ex-senator and
Mrs. Tillman arrived this morning
from abroad. . The Senator said the
Archbold letters made public by Mr.
Hearst, was the big things of the cam
paign and thesone subject OF interest
on the othsr5 side. He said he was
q glad he got McLaurln but vas not sur
prised. He will take no active part in
the campaign;E Il wih spend few days in
Washington before going to South
Carolina.
New York, Oct. s2O.-Forest fires or
Long Island are threatening the pa.
latial homes of Mrs. o. s. p. Belmon
and Mrs. Adolf L. .Adenburg, at Hemp
stead Plains. Twenty acres of brusI
and woodland kon Staten Island arr
ablaze. The people have been fight
ing the Aames all night, There ar
five miles stretch of flames in Con
necticut. Stanford is in danger. Fire.
are burning in nsmany parts of Michi
-gan. The loss of life is heavy.
Yokohama, Oct. 15.-The American