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posed the passage Of the measure over
the governors veto. He said that
smelter smoke had done more damage
TO the farmers Of this valley than could
over be estimated. and the inhabitants
OF the smelter district know what the
result TO agriculture and crops and
animals and even humans is where
the fumes Of the smelters pour out
continuously upon the heritage and the
crops, and for the people to breathe.
The previous question being demand
cd the bin passed over the veto by "a
vote of 81 90 TO- absent and not Not-
ing g. The vote was as follows:
Aycs-Alen, Archibald, Ashton Ba-
ker. Barnett. Cannon, Dorius Dyreng.
Fuller Funk Hammond. Hansen Hay
cock, Henrio Hodges Holman. Holt
Jensen KING McCracken. Morris. Nell
son. Nelson. Parmloy. Pope, Russell,
Smith, Thompson. Webster White. Mr..
Speaker.
Nays-CleEe. Davis, Eardley Eng
land. Mcmillan. William. McMillin,
Hugh A, McRac. Murdoch Porter
WoOtt0n.
Absent and not voting were-Bower
Hayes, Randall, Thornley,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twenty Seventh Ward" Scenes IN
and Around Nauvoo' win be the sub
icct of tomorrow evenings stereoptic0n
lecture by Prof John = Brown of the
state university in the Twenty
cuth ward chapel A short musical
program win precede the lecture. as
follows. Illustrated song. "rhe Holy
CITY, Miss Hedvig Johnson; French
horn solo, r.. j Jessup. piano solo. Miss
Hazel Dorius. duet Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. ~. Cardwell, piano solo, Miss Anna
Myers. The entertainment is given
under the auspices of the Y. J.. and
Y. NJ NJ. T. a. OF the ward.
Twcnty-Sixth Ward--A dramatic
performance. entitled 'Tomkius' Hired
Man. viii De given iu the Twenty
sixth ward amusement han tonight and
tomorrow night. the 18th and 18th inst.
The performance will bee given under
the auspices of the Poplar Grove ward
A. J. A.. and those who viii take part
are Ncls Nealson, p. O.. Palmer Hor-
ton Peck Allan Sandberg. Emma
Waspo. Caroline Parry, Alabello Waspc
and Alice Pruhs the performance will
begin az S.15 and the price Of adj
mission is 25 cents for adults and u
cents for children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11

proceeds for the purposo OF erectinq a
state cslpltol
s D 30 1eg nv Nrarls--pr,vi4i-r s,r
tho rerun4iug of tha bonds of tba
territory of Utah OF the lssus OF july
Q 1892 and the DISPOSAL OF the funds
provided by funds Tor III. reclamation
thereof.
S. b. No l68 by Ararks-Proyidirg
for an election srbrnittipg 10 tho uualI-
fed electors of the state a proposition
10 levy q one-miI tax n excess of tho
rate Of taxation otherwise fixed or
limited for AN other PURPOSES Tor 20
vears TO raise funds 20 construct and
Furnish a state capitoI of The state of
Utah.
m b No. 29s substitute for II. J.. r..
No by committee on mining and
smelling Requesting the state board
az iobor s+hitr,t.op ana eoprui3tf,r q,
make reuort on mines and ollarries.
BILLS KILLED BY THE HOUSE.
II r No DOB bv NcRae-Relatlng to
dairy and food commissioner and Gre
ating Inc ,ftca IN deputv dairy and
food commissioners for tho state of
T-tab. on4ctfnp clause stricken ont.
-..........,.
BILLS KILLED IN THE SENATE
ID X, 49, b,. I-r.bIar-Ap art rs-
latinc- 90 oros and the treatment there
m ana tralin,, and commerce therein.
and ~ rprs,ns assori1tions ana cor
ro,.,tfo,- ang,gsI Inn mo treatment
ibereof and trading and commerce
f,arain
= n No 1ei nv Birtou-An act pro-
,.iIi,,, 49, an str,sp,s or bodias of
49,. ID, ~. stst, f, JcCIarsd nayiqoble
,rd rYblir biobv3,s ron tbe purposas
ia bUntir- and 6sbinc
n NJ Ia b,, -{45g-r-An act pro-
,.iIi,'s t,r d., ,,,ifg,-I, nI.ios for tbe plb-
1,csti6, ~ rroc.sJipas reports legal
-. ava ll,,srtisire reotiir.5 b,, la u,
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UNIVERSITY NEWS

gr.rI.s pst,,. o., a,,.f,.,,..-, ,,f,, ,,...-
t,t... ..r.t. ,,, ,r..1,, ... s.,.,.., a., No..
sr1alIpov As r.s,ft fr.. liFr,,.,. t,,iI5-
t. t. -. $3.50. tl l'
'''7
The Athletic council was t0 hold
meeting Ht u. m. today la decide the
date OH which th. football match with
tho University of Colombo win take
place.
a very successful meeting OF tho CLEO
club was held Tuesday. at which
tHo new tuuUrs. iu tho persons of War
rem kmg and clifford Wilson were AIDE
mIftad The club win mako Ite FIRST
publ. aupearauro 3D. week from next
Friday
ihe ccriboIer- DIJh met Iu'rlaE
as the guests ot D. NJ. Draper
An address was given by Prof Coray
after which refreshments were served.
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By Mrs Andrew Howat and Nis.
Hownt IN honor Of Miss Merrill.
eight tables were played and prizes
won by Mrs Charles y. Richards.
Mrs. r. j. Guatin Mrs Howard II.
Lawson Mrs. j. n Grant Jr., Miss
Kate Groo. Mrs +. @. boldon and
Mrs. Sam Porter
Mrs B. W. Young and Miss Mary
Young entertained Informally Tuesday
for Miss Gcnovo CLARK whose
marriage to Andrew Howut Jr. takes
place in the near future.
Mrs Hooper Dunbar leaves today
for her home in los Angeles
Az thc meeting of the Afternoon
Bridge club at the post Tuesday
tnc Misses Williams were the hostcsea
uud tn. prizes were won hy MIS- T.
a. Mcclure and Mr.. a. T.. WalthalL
Tho High school cadets have issued
over thousand Invitations for their
party Friday night
Mrs Emma Spencer has returned
from uu eastern trim including New
York Hartford Conn. and Chicago.
The CIc1Gu meet Yesterday afternoon
with Mis-. Charles Wells. and tho
hostess read paper on Pre-
NUutIon of Contagious Diseases
whno Miss Ida Savage read ono on
the Physical care OF the Child
A. tho University club ON Friday
night Prof George Marshall viii
give talk on Tcnuyson's Maud"
and uu appropriate musical program
win Doc given hy p IL. Smith and
Spencer Clavson. Dr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11

now legislation 90 prevent gambling
in Nevada holnu carried TO it- pro-
cont rHnrHH, o. Hrcntly favored by The
q liners OFF thc riHle al lHf rs DE hos
htrn able iu tHif With them
Asked how the miners felt about
Those reforms u such outside camps
a7 Gold Circle. whore Mr., finuoll
has boon Hpoudins The pact year, boo
colo tho reuilmcut There was Ono fa-
V1r OF rrcnt uNnugc Perhaps they
would uut favor Hn rrirrmc measure
81 present such as statewide prohl-
o'H'n Hut NI Linncl said the min
Dw ho hns mD. would favor th1t
rather thnn Goo have thiurs go on as
tlcr hrvU been doIue.
'lhcrc can Dee uo doubt about the
Isfuc.' sold Nr LIuuou "T never saw
tho men of tho camps su worked up
about anything us they ore about
these questions. and the sentiment
Ie a'was, unanimous Iu favor of
Them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
NEW INCORPORATOINs.

The Hamilton Realty company N
Salt Lake filed articles OF incorpora-
ton yesterday with the county clerk.
The capital stock amounts 90 $4,000
divided into shares az $40 each. a. j..
Hamilton is president; T. S Westlako,
vice president, and T.. w. Evans, sec
rotary and treasurer
The North Beck Mining company
filed its articles Of Incorporation yes
tcrday with the county clerk. II Is
capitalized for Sl0000 0o divided into
shares az 81 each OF this amount Co.
900 shares has been set aside as treas
ury stock The officers are T.. ]. Rad
datz president and treasurer. Ira d.
Travis. vice president. and n. q. Suy-
der secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
BARLOW IN NEW CRUSADE

The practise Of certain employment
agencies taking fees from poor men
on the promise of furnishing labor for
them, and then sending them 60 various
points where no work is 90 be had, will
be stopped if Chief Barlow can accom-
plish this result OF late there have
been many complaints received at POI
lice headquarters from unfortunate la
borers who gave their last dollar 20
some agency tor work and then did not
get employment chief Barlow says
he will make thorough investigation
OF tho situation and try 20 get an or
dinanco passed that win remedy the
evil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
PRESTON AS A WITNESS.
Weber Officers Believe Clark Murder
MAY Bc solved.

Weber Officers Believe Clark Murder
MAY Bc Solved.
james Preston, who BIAS been held Zoo
the county iau for several weeks with
out o. complaint issued against him.,
was taken back ta ogden yesterday by
Deputy sheriff carl Allison. Accord
ing tD f. confession made Dog Preston
% bis Wife Dc knows Who shot ana
Killed Deputy Snorin S. L. clark Of
UIutah county several months ago.
Preston was willing to return to OK
den and win hn held as witness
pending the capture oft Henry Burns "a
mau known as 1918 Tom and Jap.
According to the ogden officials Pres
ton has confessed tn ruhh.nr box cars.
and Dee win probably hr prosecuted ON
tnIs charge
u "a statement made yesterday by
Mrs Preston. who lives here, her
husband knows Nnu dId Che shooting,
but took no. part In the crime. Pres
t0n told hH wife about thu affair and
el. informed Che officers Upon lu-
tfsHettur -hp story the officers found
tnat many of che statements were true
and they arc convinced chat Preston
WIN make valuable witness i thg
mon c8u Doe captured
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srRENGrm NNp ENpURANcE

Are factors of the greatest success.
No person can do full justice 10
himself without them.
Tn no season OF the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough 90 say there Is
one. and that Hoods Sarsap3rilla gives
strength and endurance ass thousands
annually testify.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
LEGISLATIVE DOCKET

BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
S p. 40. SD. by Buuen-Au act
amending section 1923. Compiled Laws
Of Utah. 1870. providing for school sites
and buildings that plans and specIhca-
tlone for school buildings Dee submit
ted 20 "a commission herein provided
S Is. so. l09. by Huianisld-An act
providing punishment for the removal
stealing or iu anv manner interfering
with journal bearings. BRASS or other
parts Of locomotives, tenders or rail-
road cars, and for buying or receiving
such stolen property. knowing that the
same has been stolen.
NEW BILLS IN SENATE.
S. d. 80. 203, by the committee on
appropriations Relating 20 the collec-
ton of historical material providing
for the custody of same and making
an appropriation therefor.
S. B No. 204 by Benner y. smith by
request-To amend section l2i-Nl. COM
piled Laws of Utah. 1907, prohibiting
the taking of usurlous interest and pro-
viding penalty therefor
S. b. NO. 2U5. by Bulen-Amendine
section 2015 of the Compiled Laws ~
Utah 1907 relating 10 the appointment
Of the board Of trustees of the AgricuI-
tural college aud fixing their terms OF
office.
S. B. No ,ol by Marks-pefning
n 1.'g, osn bsf.blry and what are
ntIbl, waters. and rroyidlng the NAM
nar OF taking v-atsr from public
streams lakes or reservoirs to feed
ia ,ri,,st. roo6s and providing a
rcnaliy for ,.iolsti,r or tnr provisions
or mis- art
...... ..,,,
BILLS PASSED hh TIE SOMA r.
r. No 14 bv Wuson-Providing
co., tb, ,,,a'rrer af snn.1ing That part
' 'N- -. ,.1,,,,tigs T., an nd
tai,,t,,. ,,,,-t,. and M creating now
corrtics out Of existing counties. and
repelllng sections 4s'-N5. is'-N6' $50, >, p
ts,--li 49, 80 nm ig6-
NJ 1o0 hv Benusr X. smith
,r.. ',-,.,.,l ssrti,re lS1 isl 1St fS5 1855.
az to9 aDt 31- gr7 aft g15 alG 2lS.
900 79, and as6 Complied Laws of
I-f,b foo- relating 4, tne munioiual
,-,,..rr,,,srt m lnrorD1raf,d cities the
or9gsrs thereof their powers and du-
s is Sgu coan osin5 IN cite- Of he drsL
e.a,rd and tbird class.
s''' ~ az 30 .6S by Huianiski-Ap-
r,o,.i1g is4aIizirr ANA adopting the
pg,,,,.ii'''5 -, I'D r-t.b. 1g07
...
BILLS KILLED JOY SENATE.
ID .-, t-- b.. Rfgrle..An art TO
...l .-.t;... t5tv gor,uT.I laws of
Iit',t ,a6- r.f,firg 4, IN. ru8,.ii .lfifu
i,.,.r.st .,-, money
'".' or ,gs 4.,T.... An -at no
a. .,l,,t... ..f l.sr.rs ,r rr1-
...',. ,g ,gt-i. ana I,dring houses
J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11
ACCIDENT AT HIGHLAND BOY.
Thomas Marnock Badly Injured and
VIII he Laid IN some Time.

VIII he Laid IN some Time.
Murray March lon Tuesday
morning Thomas Waruock a care
takcr 40 the Highland Boy smeltcr
was badly injured in some unaccount-
able manner. lie had been loading "a
car with waste iron. with others and
taking am inventory of stock tools,
etc Tie went back iu the works and
as hc was gone long time one OF
tho men went back TO look him mp and
found him leaning up against a wall,
covered with blood and unconscious.
What struck him d. q mystery, as
when tine man came 10 himself he
didn't know what hit him. His head
was badly cut and his back wrenched,
He was placed under the care OF Or.
Fcrrabec. who says the man win re-
cover though IL will be some time be-
fore ho RECEIVERS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-11

State Of Ohio. cry of Toledo. Lucas
County DEL.
Frank j cheney makes oath Chat hr
is senior partner uf tho nrm 0f T o.
Cheney a Do. doing business DOB tHr city
Of Toledo. County Hud state aforesaid
aud hat .lll hlm VIII pay ihg sum ~
uud every caaD nj Catlrrh chat cannot hs
cured by thg 900 of IiHlnH CHnrrI rur.
FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn no before mo and suh.rrInad Iu
my presence. thla 6th dtN of December
A. ID 1856 AZ. 49, GLEASON
lseall. Notary Public
HALLS catarrh cure d. nixon Internal
mucuouH surfaces nf thc ayHfcm. Send
f1r tfaflmuuIHlF frea
u d CHENEY q CO. Toledo. %
Sold hv mn nruerlafs r6e.
Take Halls Family PILLS for oonHtira-
tlun.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14
At The Opera House.

The Williams Stock Co.. which
IS holding the boards at the opera
mouse for the entire week, has
been playing to very good crowds
every evening and the plays pre-
sented have been we'll received
The Greed for Gold" was pre-
sented Monday evening, "Tht
Little Mother" Tuesday evening
and Hearts of tneBlueRidge las
evening. The bill for this evenino
will be Ambitious Mrs. Finni-
gam, which sounds good. 4
matinee will be given Saturda:
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Spec
ialties, some of themgood, are Civ
en- between acts. All the mem
bers of the company take thei
parts we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Gatferelly and Mr.. Williams es
pecially.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14
Walter Morrison Granted An
other Respite.

Walter Morrison, the negro
Who was convicted at the July
Term of Robson Superior Court
Of criminal assault on Polly
Rogers, Croatan, near Elrod, last
May, and sentenced to be electro
cuted at Raleigh September 10,
will a second time pass the day
set for his execution with the
breath of life in his body-barr-
ing death from natural causes,
This will be the first electrocu,
Ion in the State under the new
.aW and there is delay in install.
.ng the death chair in the peni
centiary. The date was frs
changed 10 tomorrow, the 18th
and now the Governor finds i
necessary, on account OF the fac
hat the death chair has not ye
arrived, to change the date t
November II.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14
SUPERIOR COURT.
Business of the Court Completed
This Morning Cases Tried and
Disposed of Otherwise.

What q day may bring forth is
uncertain in Superior Court. as
elsewhere. Yesterday all the
cases remaining On the calendar
were continued on account of a
case which it was thought would
consume about two days of the
courts time, and within about
two hours yesterday afternoon &
|, |,co1npronlise was reached in that
case-Jarie Prevatt VS.. Luther
Preyatt ct al, a suit about setting
aside a deed-and the court was
about out of work. This morn
ing Judge Lyon was busy in the
court room while signing judg-
ments and left at 10:40 for his
home in Ehzabethtown, bringing
this civil term of Robeson Superb
Or Court to an end.
Since Monday the following
cases have been tried: E. c.
INye VS.. Sarah Collins, verdict fo1
plaintiff; John Fl. West VS.. Attic
West, verdict for plaintiff; Statt
and Mary Shaw vs.. D, A. Nc
Donald, verdict for plaintiff
Nonsuit was entered in the Gas,
of S. ". Odum VS.. S. A Edmund
judgments were signed in man,
cases and a number was contin
ued. Messrs. Iredell Meares, O
| Wilmington; J. 2. Wiggins. O
Rowland, and A. P. Spell, of Re-
: Springs, were the out-of- tow
attorneys attending court thi
week.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14

Correspondents OF The kooeSonian.
Niessrs. Rankin and Marrow, |
Of Rowland. we're in town a few
hours Tuesday.
Today is university Day and
al the graduates Of the univer-
sity of North Carolina in our
town. with their lady friends,
will he entertained at a banquet
OF hotel Red Springs tonight.
The new hotel was opened last
! Saturday night. supper on that
! evening being the first meal serv-
ed. Quite a good number was
at the hotel for dinner Sunday,
among whom were Messrs. David
and Spencer Currie. Of fayette-
vile, and their sister. Miss Lucy
! Currie, of the college. and Ar.
Gus. Mclean, Of Lumberton.
Misses Mary McEachern and
Gencyiye Mcmillan spent Mon
day in Fayetteville shopping.
Misses Trantz and Bunch, Of the
college faculty. were also in Fay
| etteville Monday.-Eliss Katie
! Patterson and little sister, OF
Laurel Hill, were visitors ar the
home Of Mrs. Kate Davis Tor a
, few days this week. Miss Cath
crime Dixon spent Sunday and
Monday in McColi. S. c., visiting
relatives and friends.
: Our town was much saddene6
{ Tuesday morning when it was
| known that Mr.. Andrew Brown
the efficient drayn?an here fo1
/ many years past, had died sud
, denly from heart failure. Mr.
E Brown was d good. kird-heartet
old gentleman who will be screl,
5 missed.
t Mr.. Ben ". Townsend ha
= purchased a new Cadillac tourin.
car. This makes the sixth bi!
!, machine for our toWr.
Il There is innocent show her
which is very popular with II
), Young people.
:. Miss Annie Riddle was Gale
4 home last week on account Of til
q sickness Of her father. We a.,
y, sorry to report his death, whic
=, occurred at his home in Peter:
y, burg, Va. last Tuesday weel
" Miss Riddle returned to her d,
-; ties at the college Monday Of tn
- week.
r Miss Margaret Mcqueen spe1
e. Sunday at her home in RoWlan'
la Miss Annie BelleWilliams spe1
lie a day Of this week in Fayett
,r vile.
Is We are preparing for syno
which meets here the last of tn
as month. We hope to have mar
H. visitors from near by and fro
r the more distant points in ii
IN State. This is going to be a We
ne interesting meeting Of the syno
~ Red Springs, N. c., Oct. l
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14

ed the people Of Parkton for
their generous hospitality and
cordial welcome.
The finance committee report
I'd the total amount Of collection
for the year to all objects Of the
Union, S1937. 10.
God be with you till we meet
again. was sung. followed with
eiosing prayer by Mrs. f. I.
PopA. of Lumberton.
Tnis was g most enthusiastic
md Interesting meeting. the best
in the history Of the Union. We
start on 9 new years work great
~ encouraged hoping and work
ing Tor even greater things, en-
leavoricg to carry out our motto,
Whatsoever He saith unto you
10 it,
Mrs. F. .. Cai1 veil,
Pres
| Mrs. Z. f. Proctor,
Sec.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14
Meeting of Camp Willis II. Pof e
Saturday.

It is expected that the meet
ing of Camp Willis H. Pope, Con
federata veterans. which will be
held at the Lumberton opera
house Saturday. will be an enjoy
able one and a large attendance
is desired. The following pre-
graame has been arranged:
Camp called to order oy Cap.
J. A. McAllister at Il O'Clock i.
m.; music: invocation oy chap
| lain, Rev. Wesley Thompson: 70!
call and report Of aojuta"t: re
port 81 delegates to State reu III
; and general business; recira'ir
by Mrs. J. r. Poole; music; al
dress by Dr. E. Il. Norlnenc, o
Lumcerton, on The Life ane
Character Of Capt. Willis H
Pope; music; benediction.
The members of Robson chap
ter, q. D. c., especially and tn
public generally are invited t
| hear the recitation and addres
at 11:3O O'Clock,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14

Many people delude themselves by
saving. 'It will wear away wEed
they notice symptoms of kidney anr
bladder trouble. This is a mistake. Take
Foev's Kidney Remedy. and stop the
drain on the vitality. 1t cures back
ache, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
trouble, and makes every trace OF pain.
weakness. and urinary trouble dlsap-
pear Sold by all druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14

1t is said that everything points
to Il tremendously successful
State fair at Raleigh this veal
and that it will be more instruc.
tive and entertaining and more
densely thronged next week
October l8 to 23- than it has even
oeen in its history.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14
HURRICANE. 81 Fps KEY
WEST.
HALF The City in Ruins and Hun
dreds Homeless Financial
Loss VIII Reach Millions.
West. Fla. di-natch. !2t'.

Half the city is practically IN !
.Iins over five hund I'd homes
ravinG been destroye" and more
han a hundred ships .'recAed as
q result Of the hurI .ane Whlch
: went the city yes rday after
,"on. Seven church and nine OF
no i largest ciga" factories in
ne ne South also we = destroyed.
Hundreds of meu are now at
York cleaning up the strears rn-
.'er the direction Of Mage Fog
..rty
rank Gray. u photographer.
~0day hundreds Of homeless
we're roaming the streets. Fortu-
lately the weather is bright and
warm and there is little physical
suffering.
The War Department has in
svructed the comulandant Of the
.oasl artillery companies station
ii here to aid the city authorities
n every way possible. and tents
md bedding will be distributed
~ the soldiers.
At this tins no estimate cen
7e given Of the financial losse;
iacurred by the storm, but it i
believed it will be between tW(
and three million dollars. 1t vii
.,a weeks, and in some instance
-lonths, before the big Tobacco
factories will be able to restn
-sDerations and business general.
Will be at a standstii! for at leas
several days.
AS soon as darkness fell las
light thieves began their raid o
me homes and office building
destroyed by the storm. The pollc
we're unable to cope with tn
situation and Mayor Fogart
Immediately called Tor the he
West Guards, the local millirar
organization and the city wa
LACED under martial law.
In the residence districts tn
streets in many instances Wer
rendered impossible by I'll
ruins of the houses. Whole buil(
ings were picked up by the ga
and hurled across the street ar
only the advance warnings of tt
weather bureau prevented
neavy loss Of life.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14

If people with symptoms of kidney Or
bladder trouble could realize their dan
ger they would without loss of time
Commences taking Foley 'skidney Rene
iy. This great remedy stops the pain
and the irregularities, strengthens and
builds up these organs and there is 10
danger of Bright's disease or other seri-
Gus disorder. Do not disregard the
early symptoms
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-14

Sa.fertoen persons were killed
AMI :en severely injured in 6
collision between a freight train
and Il Construction train on the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa te
railroad near Topeka. Kan, Fri
.lav.