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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

Spmutcn ais @urfge"
id)oe c. Mcgcn Sahbcid1bi.
0ltnq mur6c 0cItcrn scr 30 Sabre alte
Niuium 2ottcrcr bon Nr. 25l2, Iott-
9tpenuc, Ourd Eoli5ciridter 0arlano
in Der 6Itli6cn Toli3eiltoiion nit $40
uilo Soften b%cItruit. 2otterGr bombor'
Oirte anQeblif nm Wiittuod Ibcno
Noa Shollicniter BON Gaiptt's @rocc.
ricluocn nit Gomotcn, bis Die
Sd)cibc 3erbrod).
Sin mcrtm ii rOtgcS spiel.
- llntcr Der acknowledging, leincn
SpicIfomcrnOcn Nornlan Barnes
BON 9fr. 1873, Cumberland Strobe,
init einem Wfciicr 0citohcn 81 baben,
mur0e Scr fl Sabre alte 2eluiS
Sdoifncr Don Ar. 1910, HorosGorCD'
StraBe, ocltern ~perbaitet un0 Ourd)
Nid)tcr Snion 0em Suaenhgcridt
iI%bcrplclrn. Sdnffncr, ipcld)cr Dem
Barnes cine ungciGbr einen Boil tieic
@ltnOc in Der MicrenQcqcno bcibroh.
tc, mil Dies obnc Nbiid)t pabrcno Ell
mes Spiclc0 gctbon babcn. Scr SAT-
fonntt belttc I'M Sltgcnbgeritt sur
&%crbonolnn9
Iereiteltrr in Of t per.
II d.. 3cbn &lraben BON scr 81.
MorD'S Sn0uitrie. 5d)uIe nerillhten
am Wfittwod 3u cntfIiebcn, mdbrenD
ein 9ollpiel I'M Wongc mar. Nc,tn
lpllr0el ein9ciangeu urb perocn
lobolo feline Gelegcnbeit hobcil, ~
cntilieben. Gen lcbtcrL ocn fl Sabre
altcn Charles 8oroner bon 8ittS-
tllra, ting ScrQeont Smcencp pom
noroDItIidcn Noliicioiitrift qcitcrn
Gin.
Sin imotGp.SeI in
y a III NJ Z II. - 9as grpbe Simo.
tin 6el0 bea &rn. e. @lcnn Errine
al Der perI1ngcrten GburlessS trnBe
iruroe am Mittlpod) bon einent I'M
befonnten III @ranb aeitedt, u1b trot
Der Nnitrengungen Der Seuerrpebr
ppn @opon6tonn, Holanb Iorf, Tpu-
ion nno ut. @oibineton brannte bos
golt5e GroS meg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Nuts Den Staats Gurcnur.

@oupcrncltr Grot6crQ pouuui nit 0cl
Grleoi8lng o]uf0cbGuitcr &outine
@ciAGite b~cid)Giti9t. - 9htr Elm
N}ol i'm Nfonot @cb6r in 60llcl
bon @cgno0igun8a = 0ciudcn &C.
md6rt.
@ouDCrneur Grot6era mar q~citcrll
i'm Stoata- 9iircolt inn Union Iruit.
@cbdll0c nit Dem llntcr5cidncn BON
Gcrttfltatcn ntler Nrt uu0 Ger Gr-
m0dltng BON Experimentation
bclbditiat. Ga er 5cbn Iage anne.
lctt0 0cmcIcn lit, BADEN Die NoutIuc-
orbciten lid anaebGltit un0 en- Mtitt.
nod na6m bic Situng Der Nc9cbnu'
Gontmiiiion feline 3eit in 2nlprud),
Gcb0r IN 6dlen BON @cgnooi9unAas
8eiltd)en bot er biaber m0dentli6 ge7
ndbrt, bon lest an miro Cr nltr Gin
!Qfal in Wonot. uno guar ON IcBtcH
2onHcrItog. 0eb0r 0cben. Gas sc,
FOR fitbet in Baltimore itutt. ID
00uoerllcur Grntbero lclbIt 9tid)tcr
geDelcn 10 lit G9 nidt 10 leidt, por
linn cine 9cgnooiglrng SIT crlangcn.
gttr IN t50Qcn no felt ser Hcrurtbci-
Iltllg nclle Grtlnitu1g3bCDciIc ans
&id)t %gcfonuntn Iin0, ingt Der Golt-
herileuW, ioiltc cr llnt Nc9nn0igung
nngCguHgCn mCr0clL mir iitr Iptde
GiQC lei Inn Die Ycgnuoiguutg8gc.
malt gc9ebcr.
&n Der @orlon0- EurtbrD0ro vi.
ioirc bat oc2 @oupcructr nod ilid)t3
0ctbnt, Gen itelpQropbiihcu Neridlt
0c2 Noliiciri0tcrS @orInn0 iIber Oo5
&erbor 5!pcicr il1ngcr WiInncr, Die
bon cincln Eorfroli}ciicrgeonten in
YattCrloraFnrf ucrl0itCt lUor0cn ma
rem, lueii lie Brandy I'M Hnrt battcn.
ln,O ciu flcinc3 6altGr Unmud)tclL nm
0orun gSuiicr fiir Oo9 fruntc &in0 ci
llcr SrcunNin jlt WGrnlcrL bat Scr
@olOcrnellr crh0ltcn, obcr nod nid)t
Die &cidmcr02 Ser Hartbcbor0c, 0aB
&a0i @urtan0 iid ais Foli5eiri6ter
thrcr 2ttiidt nod III unuiiroigcr
gSCilc bCruu1melt babe, ul3 CT ctnCn
i'm EuttcrioneFar wcQ2n Ntbielcrn3
ciue9 Hc2olOcr9 pcrbuitetcn Vtuim
pcrnohm. @aoi @orlunb miro, fails
Die Yorfbc66roc fcinc @ci6lucro2n
cgbe6t, iclbit AMI cine llntcriu6ung
ourd) 0cn @ouDcrncur oringcr.
Die Softprcn Charles O. Sill, :.
&cotin0 ". e. Mplc &ouc@ 9oalep
mo ), YcrcD @aOc erid3icncn bciu
@ouocrncur rno bcfilrluortetrn ole
G%rncnnlng bon Or. EarrD Smitb
ais Gcfrctdr Ger Smot8 Srrcn-9e-
b0roC.
Gcbt i6ori ppr.
Ser nclte Staot3 6cucrsOtarifou
Gbono0 U1pcQ Qcbt idorf gcgtn
Ntuni3ipoIit0ten, @ciibcr pbn 8ripat'
SdnIcn mo Observation-Disclosures IN
Den Counties Dor, melde Dem 8cieb,
Sos Die Grrid)tluug bon 6cuer-Net-
tlungalcitcrn porifrtibt, nidt mob
3ctonmcu iino. M}uli5ipalitdtcn Der
mictbcn ibre %iogcnonnten oGomn-
fiir Die 2uiiiibrltng BON be
lucglidcn @ilocrlL mo oicie Sdlle,t,
Die mciItcn5 MIR cincn flcincn Iu3-
gang bobcn, iinO oQo6cnbli6 gum
Grltidcn init Wtcnlden ongefilQt, SIN
Sale bea 2t19butds zines SeuerS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

SEER &iniom :. Wfortin bat int
arei30eriht cine ShoorncrIottIoge
iitr $4,000 qcgen Mrn, Gcorg 4.
&cBler non @tltpurt Iiir &rrlcbun0cn
mlbdnNlQ Aenlad)t meldle CT 0uourd)
erbnItcn bobcn mill, 0oB cr BON elmer
@crnn0o bon @rn. 0cbler'9 @oD.
mlnA iiel, neil oiciclbe onoc6lid) nidt
Ncniigcn0 bclhiibt NOR.
@oIlcr tbr @clo 5uriitf.
@iuiam 6. 9nuolo3 un0 SCui9 NJ.
9iciB bobcn I'M a~rei9gcridt 9tr. 9 cine
&lngc nepcn bit GpugIo9 @ooocn 50.
clnDcrcidt, I'm $4,000, meIhc iic IN
0oS llntcrncbmrn ltecftcG 5uriid 5t
crlon9en. Tic pcrtludtc GeieuidaIt
miro sir 3eit rcorgonilirt, ml0 Der
gerihtlidc Sd)ritt lptroc baltptiGd)
lid QcthoL nm sic Sl,tcrciicn ser
&lGqer loucit 81 mobrcn, 0ob 0iciel>
ben bel Scr NllSgohe nclier Nlftien III
rcn Mnthcil Crbaltcf.
II inter 8iir0idoft geIteIIt.
Grau Sorah Sane Breton ipllroe
9eitcrn i'm @unoeS- areisoeridt inter
$500 @iirgid)oit eeitellt, neil Tie an.
acblid an %. 5rbruor oieies Sohres
r~ngcjiemlid)e Goitfarten an 6roit
Sontiah &. Wc8uinre8, bon Nr.
1901, Noro 5remont. Ipcniic, geIonot
Daben ioll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22

folgenoe, ol1f olttbentii6en SSnforn1a=
tionen berubenbe Weitteilungen: Cine
oirefte @efobr fir oos alte 9auoenf=
mol beitebt eottlob nidt, aber Stoot
uno 2ono lperoen aller 8orausIt6t
no6 tief in oie Salfe greifen mill
iefL Inn Die bal1li6en 8orfebrungen
5lt treffen oie 5ur enogilltigen 8e=
ieitigung Ser tatiddli6 feitgeitellten
iiberolts i6peren 8oul6aoen erfor=
oerli1 iino. Sbon por langerer 3eit
puroe feitgeitellt, oaB iid an benz
linfen erIten Efeiler oes 2angbaules
ein re9t erbebliber 9iiB ben1erfbar
ma6te, Der na6 iorgfaltigen 8a=
.obabtungen langIam 5unabm. gteuer-
oings boben nun Die angeitellten
9eadforidungen ergeben Dob oieler
9fiB altf einen ungebeueren Ornd 5lt=
riifgebt, Der bon oem benadborten
Snrnpfeiler auf ben 2angbauspfet=
Ter ouseeiibt miro, uno bur6 gea6-
grabungen tit feitgeltellt moroen, oaB
es nit Dem Sunoamente bes Surnl=
pfeilers a1Berit i6linm ausiiebt. Gs
tit bier nidt Ser Srt, oes naberen
alf oie tebniiden gin5elbeiten eill5lt
geben. gSir bel6rdnfeu unS
oober ouf oie fur5e Wfitteillna ooB
oos ssunooment oes 5meifellos i6per
iiberlaiteten Sburrnpfeilers inn 13.
Sobrbunoert leidtiinnig bebanoelt
muroe; 5piiben Dem eigentli6 tra-
genben 8angrltno uno oenl
Bfeiler lelbit befinoet iid elm 3lpi=
ibenraum bon etlpa 5lpan5ig 3enti=
meter Sobe, Der leoiglib nit S6ntt
ongefiiQt lit. 9aber Die Senfungen,
oie 6nBerlib in &iiien -5utage traten.
0a5ufonlnltno6 cine intereiiante Sat
iahe. Gum 9ibten oes gooens 1T
ieiner5eit 1tnter BEN Efeilern oesWiin=
tiers cine sln5obl bon 8fdblen eingc=
ranlnlt poroen. sSn5ipiiden bat ii6
onr6 oie &a1aliiation oas @runo=
poiier geienft, oie Yfdble lirlo trofen
gelegt moroen uno, mas friiber olr6
bas @oiier berbinoert ipuroe, ber=
faltlt. @enn mon MN beoenft, bob
Der erlpdbnte Sburinpfeiler etipa oie
5ebnfa6e 2aIt 81 tragen bat gegen=
iiber Dem, mas Die mooerne Statif als
duBerit 5ulaliige 8elaitltng anniinlnt,
10 fam man ii6 obne ipeiteres por-
lteaen iuel6' groBe slufgabe nit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING zines ablolut gu
berldliigen Sunoaments 81 lolen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22
seit iiber 60 ssahren

Ihon ipuroe Dirs. 8inslotp's Sootb-
ing-SDrlp bon Winionen bon Weiit-
tern beim 3abnen Ser 4inoer ange-
penoet. @irit gu int Shlafe bur6
oos 9dreien zines 8inoes geitort,
oos I'M 3abnen lit unb Dor S6meraen
ipeint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort eine
SIaIbe BON yWrs. @insloip's Sootb-
inq-Sprl1p" bolen. Gein Mert 1T
unbe5oblbar. gs miro oetfN Nleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoernng beri9af.
fen. @erlaBt eub baranf, Wfiitter,
es lit fein 3tpeifel oariiber. gs beilt
Oiarrboe, reguIiert ben Magen itno
sic Nierem beieitigt 8ino-9olif, er-
ipeidt BEN @dumen berbinoert @nt'
siinounq 4no ftGrft oas gauge gu
item. vWers. @inslop's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5abnenbe &inoer tit an.
qenebm i'm @eihmad; Dos Ne5ept
itantlnt bon einern ser oeiten peibli-
den @erate in ben Ser. Staaten. IS
iit BEL alien 0rugeiiten in Der gan5en
S8elt gu boben. Breis 25 Gents per
sslai6e. &ouft nidts anoeres als
,Wers. 8insloiu's Soothing Sprup." 4"
@arantiert unter Der Sooo ono
Drugs @fte. 80. Sum- 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22
@abl Mn5eigen.
Sir Sheriff.

Sic uJreie BreiIe fir Teyas" lit alltos
ri5iert, atl5r5eigerl, 6aB 9. 8. 2tn6 :
( e b @anbibn fir bas Nmt eines Sbertffs
bon @egar goitrtb lit unb fid] Der Gnts
i1eibung Der benofratif6en Brimdrz
ipabIen ltrttertpirft.
9ie nSreie greHe fir gegas" TT autos
riiiert, ail5u5eigen, bab Sames M G.
gIosteb &nnbibat fir bnS Gnlt
bes Gberiffs bon 8egar County 1T iilo
ii6 ben bentofratiiden Brimdrtpahlen TN
Suli ilntertpirft.
9ie nSreie 8reffe fir Seras" ilt
antoriiiert, ml5u5ei9en, baB g8 M. S.
@ forth &anbibat fir bas 9lnt eiz
neg S6eriffs bon @erar gonutb lit rno
lid Der @nti6eibung Der benofratiiben
8rimdripablen ltntertpirft
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somtberm pacific 0abm.

tdglid 11.40 mtttags
ulIo -. 11soU uueAo2
gfab eagle 9nB, gl 8aio, gaIifornien ,uno
W1erifp =. 500 bermittaes II. $50 abenbs
Mnfnn(t.
Bon Stem Orleans, Souiton nto @aIbeiton.
tdgIit 735 norgens
unb ... =. :. 600 na6n1ittags
Bon 81 8afo, gaIifornien unS wte1tto a. :.
lilo sornittags
uu6 500 abehos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22
gittoria gibiiion, 9. s. g. 8. u
(Gnlf Sbore.)


Ia6 guero, gietoria, Sort 2abaca. Corpus
gbriftt, @roipnsbiue, @io @ranbe. gitb,
@oIiab, geebiIe, gBbarton, BaIactes nno
Souiton 7.o0 morgens
ntunTf o.oU uueHuS
Ser Sam SouitonA mad guero, gietorta,
Wbarton unb Souiton:
Mbfabrt. 76o aoenos
Mnfnnff 7.00 mor9ens
Rad BrotpnsbiIle.
Ser Bug oer Sunfet Btctorta Dibtiton, gbs
fasrt 705 nloreens. madt in 9Iacebo gerbins
bnn9 init Der @uIf goaft Cine fiir Corpus
gbriitt, Mnfunft bort 4.55 na6nltttaes, Mnfnnft
In groiunsbiIle 925 a6enos.
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GiienbaDl= Jabrplan.
g. u. & q. q. 8abm

o9abb grodet"s3us mad Soufton, @aIbeIton,
Beaumont nno Orange. Mbfabrt 8 l1br abenbs,
Mitfunft 7.55 norgens
gfa6 aerrebilIe, Mbfabrt $50 moreens. Mr.
funft bort 11.3O. atbfabrt bon aerrbiae 1lbr
na6mittags, 9lnfunft tn Gun aIntonio 7.5O
abenbs. gur @amitaes mad @errbile: llbr
na6nittaes. GidTabrt bon bart Montags B. J
morsei1s, atnfunft in @an @ntonio $50 nlors
gems.
9tab guero, goafunt, S5ouitor, @aIbefto1,
@ibbtnes. &odhaIe, Cameron unb gSoco, slbs
fabrt 8.45 borntittaes, 9lnfrnft 11br morgerts.
saa6 8eebfIe, CORPUS gbriitt, 9lIice Matbts,
Nranfas Sob. 0fodport, Nbfabrt 1.50 nad5s
1it.itacs tnh s 11br abe1os. @nfltnft 7.55
t1orgens uno 1.50 na6mittags.
gsa6 SaIftrtas, stbfabrt 8 lbr abenbs. NHs
ftrft 7.55 moreens
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9as Ridltiae er6aIten.

oGor 9 ssSabren i6ien es, als batte
meine Stunoe gel6lagert" iagt Wir
6. Sartbing bon Mia Greet, Sno.
Serr. uMein 2eben bing nur nod
an einem Saoen. Mein @potbefer
er1pfabI mir electric 8itters. 90
faufte ib cine Slaide un0 erbielt
mas ib brailhte - &raft. ginen SUB
i6on I'm @rabe, bra6te mid electric
gitters lpi6oer auf BEN 9anm." I'm
ter @arantie perfauft bon Io. 9reiB
unb 81. Gobn & SO, @pothefer. so
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22

Sos Saus bat Spre6er Gan-
mons 9lntrae, burd cine &ommiilion
eine ltnteriu6nng be5iiglib oes Ba-
piertruits bor5itnebmen, angenon-
men.
Die Streif-ltnruben in 8en-
iacola iinb aufs Neue ausgebroben.
SSn Sflaboma bot man cine
9ln5abl 3eitungen perflagt, neil iie
Mn5eigen BON 8rauereien uno Spiri-
uolen=Sdnolern publi5iertett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22
S. & 9. ". Sabn.

MsfaBrt
Sad alien gtorb>Segass sgnnften =.
A 116r lu1b bornittags
ssab ct. 2ouis, @aeinpbis .nno benz Often
go. .l.25 llbr nacbm. unb T. 45 nben6s.
geab Wiegifo -. . 1920 1br bornlittags.
Mnfnnft.
8on ct. 9puis u. bem Often, $50 mor9
Son Ct 2ol1is II. bem Often, $50 nlorg.
Son 2arebo rrb @egifo -. LOS na6nl.
BON ct 2ouis, 8anias, Gitp 8 As abos
ct. Souis & Sun Trantiaso Basn.
Mbfa1rt
9tab Sort NSmitb, SpringfieIo, ct. 9ouis, aaIt.
fas gitb, Ng6icago (S. & 8. 81. 9epoD
-. $50 abenba
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, 8aris, gbicaer
lo.IV WutBells
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-22
Sir Gnuntn .Glerf.

Sic r6reie Ereiie fir Seros" lit alls
toriIiert, ait3u5eigen. baR 9 b / an 6.
$ iIton &aubibat fir bas glnlt
6es gountbzglerf5 bon 8eror goititb
lit llnb iib ben benofratil6eu Brimdr@
ipablen I'M Slili ruteripirft.
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Nad, Brownsville.
W. s. & =. sabm.

MtfG1rt.
Iat6 gaco. Sort 8ortb, Salas, aanfas 9th.
st. Gouts unb gbieago, tdsIt@ (sunfet
SepUlJ O.oV uoSt~S
2ofaI3us bia Gmttbbtlle 7.30 bormtttass
sIamo special mad emiibbifle. Soufton. 0al'
oeiton lo2o aoeHos
Mufuuft.
Son Gbieaeo. ct. 2omis, aanfas Gttb, Sauas.
Sort 8ortb unb aSsco, tdglft (Sunfet
9epot) ...... 730 morgens
2ofaI5ue bia Guitbbtue 500 abenos
GIamo Special bon Smitbbtne. Sonfton. @al'
befton 6.25 ntorgens
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9as engliibe 4onigspaar

Sus tI1gIG1uJe 5tU1trgSPuur "
in &openbagen eingetroffen.
9luf ben Eraiioenten Cabrera
bon Guatemala ipuroe, ais er iidJ
anf Dem @ege gu Dem mnerifaniiden
@elanoten befuno, bon ei1ligen Stu
oenten sgei6oiien, er lprroe on Der
Sano beripunoet. Die Mttentater
ipuroen perbaftet.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
a Large Moiasses Ship.

Elizabeth City, N. c., Feb. L.
Quite a curiosity in the shape of
large lighter, United Transportation
and Lighterage Co, No. 2, Captain
G. E. Mile, stopped over in this
port yesterday, taking on provisions
preparatory to setting out for Mon
tanza, Cuba. The lighter is new
experiment, built entirely of iron,
with two huge iron tanks, capacity
1875 tons water, and will be tried as
an experiment for transferring mo
lasses from the small ports in Cuba
to the large ships. The molasses il
pumped 10 and pumped out by q
eonkey engine. While coming
through the Dismal Swamp Canal
the water in these tanks was pumped
out and upon arrival here they were
refilled before setting out to sea.
The lighter is propelled by two
fifty horse power gasolene engines.
Upon arrival at Montana the
lighter, now owned by Motley, Green
& Co., of New York, will be sold to
Col. Taraffa, of Cuba.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
OWENS PUT DEMOCRATS INA HOLE.

OWENS PUT DEMOCRATS IN A HOLE.
The Atlantic and North Carolina
report is still in hiding. While the
railroad rate bill was under consid-
Grafton in the legislature last week
Representative Thos. E. Owens, of
Sam pson County, introduced reso-
luton In the House calling for the
report of the Committee that inves-
tigated the Democratic management
of the A. & n. G. Railroad. Mr..
Owens thought possibly the report
would show the earnings of that
road and just how it was conducted
under Democratic management, and
would aid the House in arriving at
lust what would be a just rate to
allow the railroads to charge in this
State. The resolution of Mr.. Owens
was not even referred to COM
mittee but was killed right then and
there. And why? Was it because
the Democratic members did not
want the public to know how this
road was conducted under Demo-
cratic management, for fear it might
raise stink in the Old North State
on the eve of campaign, or was it
because the mem bers knew that this
report could not be found in the
Governors Office, or were both
causes taken into consideration? If
the report was not in the Governors
Office then the legislature should
have been ready and willing to
take proper steps to have this re-
port located-if it was in the Gov.
ernor's office, then the Democrats
should not object to giving an ac-
count of their stewardship. In other
words, if that report does not show
rottenness under Democratic man
agement of that road then the Demo
Gratis could have no reasonable OBJ
lection to the public knowing the
contents of that mysterious docu
ment. Are we never to know any
thing about that report except the
fact that the taxpayers paid severaI
hundred dollars for the investiga
ton to be held behind closed doors
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
WHY THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED


The extra session, just come to an
end, was the first in tWenty-seven
years. So far as we are able to learn
it was the only body Of men that ad-
journed before the pay was stopped.
Raleigh Times.
Several Of the Democratic papers
of the State have complimented the
legislature upon adjourning before
the time Of the extra session expired
by Limitation. This all sounds we'll
to one who does not know the facts
in the case. We know that before
the extra session the matter of the
States ready cash was taken into
consideration and it was decided
that there was enough money to pay
the members providing they did not
stay in extra session very long.
They were in session longer than
was anticipated. and it is thought
that the leaders were advised that if
they remained in session longer that
they would have to do at their own
expense or take script for their pay.
Tia members got down to business,
held night sessions and began hust-
ling away from here Saturday, even
before the adjournment hour. The
members may deserve credit for ad-
journing before the limit was up,
or it may be they decided not to
stay here at their expense.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
House Legalizes unusual Marriage

House LegaIizes unusual Marriage.
Raleigh Times.
Mr.. Hankins, of Davidson, today
had passed In the House an unusual
bill. It applies to man and woman
in Rowan County who married
sometime ago, believing the first
husband was dead.
The facts in the case are briefly
these: Nearly seven years ago the
husband of Mrs. Fl. G. Davis, of
Rowan County got into trouble aud
fled the State. For years nothing
was heard of him. Then Mrs. Da-
Wis heard that her husband had been
lost on the ocean, and two years af-
forwards married Joseph B. Riden-
hour
Lately, however, Davis showed
up, Enoch Arden like, and there
seemed no redress.
Although the passage of the bill
today was regarded by many as un-
constitutional, the House acted ia
vorably on it, and gave its approval
to the marriage Of Mrs. Davis to
Mr. Ridenhour.
The first husband had not re-
NAMED away quite seven years, the
required time to annul marriage
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
Little Girl Meets Horrible Death.

Lumberton, N. c., Jan. 31.-The
seven-year old daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Alexander Prevatt, who live
eight miles west Of this place, neal
Lowe, was burned to death Wednes
day afternoon. The accident was 9
most horrible one.
The child and a small son of Mr.
Frank Smith started fire near the
formers home and in some way she
fell into the fire. She was horribly
burned to death before her body was
pulled from the flames. The boy
who was with her, gave the alarm
Mr.. Smith was the first to reach the
child, and in trying to rescue it be
burned his hands badly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
sov ASSAULTS yovns WHITE s,Rt. |:

osvid Srysn. Smtsen sssrs % Age. In
Jail for osstsrdiy Deed commisssd
On rhirseen-ys.s-o Old Girl.
New Bern, n. C., Feb. The
l3-year old daughter Of Mrs. Samuel
Basden, OF Pollocksviiie. was at
tackled and assaulted near Pollocks-
willie, Friday afternoon between the
hours OF 1 and 8 O'Clock. The girl
was returning home from . neigh
boris and the road was lonely track
with few houses. She was caught
by Q boy, whose name was David
Bryan, and drsgged some rs or 100
yards where the assault was COM
mitted. The girl raised the alarm
upon reaching home aud the boy,
who lives In the vicinity Of the
place where the deed was commit
ted, was arrested and taken before
the girl and was identified. He wa
taken before Justice White and In
default Of bail committed 10 jail
for trial. He tried to conceal hi
identity by giving another name
but 1t was proved the person who's
name he gave was at work severn
miles away. The boy lie 16 years ole
aud his father is said to be 90 indus
trious and respectable laborer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06

The Wilmington Messenger says
there are now seventy prisoners in
New Hanover County Jail and that
something must be done to relieve
the overcrowded condition. New
Hanover Jail is not the only one
that is overcrowded in this State,
and the jails are yawning for even
more. Within the past few days
two respectable white ladies have
been assaulted in Craven County,
Now, honestly, Mr.. Aycock, were
conditions ever this bad under Flu
sion rule?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06

Mr.. Phil Mclaughlin, q promi-
nent sawnill owner Of Ellington,
Harnett County, received very pain.
full injuries at his mill Monday
moaning. His left arm was caught
between the belt and pulley, and
wound saound the shafting and
broken His head was badly bruised
1t is miraculous how he escaped sud
den death.
Forty-six applicants appeared be.
fore the Supreme Court in Raleigh
Monday for law license. There wers
three negroes among the number
1t will be last of the week before
the number of successful applicant
will be announced.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
Suits Over 75-cent Pig Has Cost $500
and Still in Court.

Richmond, Ind, January o.
"Priceless pig case" is the title that
has been given an unusual legal &C.
ton that has been In the Rush
County courts for a considerable
time. Twice the case has been tried,
and both timee the jury has disa.
greed.
The costs of the action has al
ready been run to 5000, while a third
trial ia pending, and the value of
the property, in question, pig, was
never placed at more than seventy
five cents.
The pig weighed twenty pounds
when the suit was begun between
William Ewing, white, and Almond
Watkins, a negro.
Ewing claims the pig is his, and
that it strayed from his barn to that
of Watkins. On the other hand,
Watkins claims he bought the pig
at sale for seventy cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06
FRAZIER JONES TO HANG SATURDAY..

Governor Declines to Commute Death
Sentence.
Frazier Jones, the Guilford County
wife murderer, will be hanged next
Saturday. Governor Glenn on Mon
day declined to commute the death
sentence to life imprisonment.
Jones murdered his wife at Glib.
sonvilIe last year. They became in
volved in a quarrel, and she threw
some meat in his face. She went
into another room, sat down and he
followed her. Placing pistol to
her temple he blew her brains out.
The case was tried in Guilford Su-
perior Court. The negro was con-
victed Of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged. An APP
peol was taken The higher Court
reaffirmed the decision of the lower
Court and Governor Glenn oct Feb
ruary 8th as the day Of execution.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-02-06

Rich Men Must Serve Jail Sentence.
Toledo, O., Feb. members of
the Toledo ice trust were resen-
fenced today by Judge Kincaid.
Nearly two years ago they were
fued $4,000 each and sentenced to
six months IN the work house. The
Supreme Court remanded the case
for resentence on the ground that
defendants should have been sent to
the county Jail instead of the work.
house. Today the same judge, after
hearing pleas for mercy, i'm opposed q
sentence Of six months in jail.