Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-11-19
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ana SIX others Dadly Sca!GStf, nut L p
| thought they will recover.
New Haven, Nov. I3-Senator sto#
| Farrell, ;hts morning, speed,B. 4 hs
| .sutomnbile, ran down and hiiis3 =
in j. l-insteadt. Lins ste.s h..l itls
stepprd off, :. trolley car Whom rs
truck hi.n.
Wa-lur". New. l2-Postmasfe3 80. :
ersi hes"r announced today ttt.l tns
postal d~tictt for.the yea4 ended
80, .il.a,,cunted to SI6,9l0, ,t7S, ,aa III.
d4tjci- i the largest in the history
the department.
N~>s ToIk, Nov. I3.-ThcoG ,r.~ >.
Barron, a rich manufac ltrer, t:.t, ry
ais Itte this morning by tal>ils- 1nus-
.ohine. He had been III fit h"a'tt uu,
ii j. not nown whether i.-- com;t q. 5
sui f,;t. or took The drug by mist.
AsIiane', Ohio, Nov. l3-ifour chii
dren were burned to deat', this !. ,,rr
ing in fire that destroyed the country
home OF John Wampb!~r. The father
saw his children. OF whom thesa v-elt
seven
Raleig.i Nov. 1I-Mtssrs Walter II.
Page and Henry Wallace, members 9
Roosevelt's Commission on Country
life. re here today and are holdin.c. Il.
meeting at the A. Il NJ. College. COT.
siderable interest is manifesto IN the
meeting
ket'n.N v.14-IaIaco oIHo.a4s .oLdy
cohIitm .ne report that iAc eLl tsres s Is
seriously iii. II Is positively kiiovt
that the Emperor is dead, but tie ex-
act time oi his death is not known Tt
6courreo probably on Wednesday
morning.
Res eiGb. Nov. lit is learned that
Mr. f7vue@r n Hams, = !,sort nest
ratIroaa uaae. ives re1h-s oe, ? It<5<g
man bs'ween nero and Greensboro
yesterday morning. The robber got
$50 in cash, some railroad passes and
other papers.
New Oh leans, Nov. 13.-New Or
leans cotton exchange has adopted
resolutions asking abolition of duty on
jute bagging, which amounts to nine
cents a bale. Claimed it is direct tax
ON cotton industry Of the South for the
be nefit of few manufacturers.
New York, Nov. 13.-The four mast
ed schooner Eleasor w. Clark, bound
from Savannah to New York wIll,
cargo of coal, was driven ashore W bile
beating up the channel today. A hard
wind is blowing. but she is in NO i'm
mediate danger. Tugs have gone 10
her assistance.
Columbia, Tenn, Nov. 1l-Teunes-
see is in q turmoil of excitement over
the killing OF Senator Carmack and
not even the observance of the tunvc;,l
ceremonies has tended to altsy Tie
deep personal feeling of resentment
and desire for revenge. il Is feared that
other killings may follow.
Washington, Nov. 1t.-An iml",t :
ant political conference will be held
at the White House this afternoon. in-
l wing the luncheon to which, pr.ni- =
nent New York politicians rs we,i Rs
persons socially prominent have he ii
invited. 1t is believed the conference
is to start q senatorial boom for Eli L
Root.
! Budapest, Nov: ii@The police tod: !,
broke up socialist parade and before
order was restored 20 Or more hal
been injured by swords iii the hands ol
the officers, The socialists had been
warned that the parade would he broA-
en- up, but insisted that they had th'
right to march through the streers
when they pleased. Further. troub'
is anticipated.
Nashville, reni,,, Nov. 14.2Th
grand jury of Davidson county late t.
day returpsd true biii in Which Col
Duncan B. Cooper, his son, Robin j
Cooper and ex-SherifY John D. Shart
are jointly charged with the murder O
) ex Senator E.. w. Carmack. in whicI
sharp Is also Indicted ol the charge q
being an accessory before the fact. Th
names of SIX witnesses appear on TIN
back OF the Indictment.
= New Orleans, Nov. 51l-Nine ar
known to be dead, aud twenty are in
= ,ured as the result tail-end Wrecl
+, - passenger train on the New Or
is.a,.s and North T. Ets,erIr railway las
II g,,t. ssolh trains were sous hbound
!:.3scr. ootis in the two rear coaches G
t,.- are train ware either killed @
isj;,tsi Fhe coaches are SO piled u
tili t.>rue ..s the fn,iies is Iifficui an