Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-01

of the week.
North Andover, Mass, April 29.-l
The marriage of Miss Helen Stevens
and John Gardiner Coolidge, formerly
place here today.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 29.-The an
nual celebration of Founders Day, in
honor of Andrew Carnegie, was bril-
Iliantly observed at Carnegie Institute
today. Alfred East, president of the
Royal Society of British Artists, was
one of the speakers.
Lancaster, Pa, April pa meeting
was held here today for the purpose
of forming a state organization of the
lOrder of Owls. Delegates were pres
ent from Pittsburg, Reading, Allen
town, Homestead, Harrisburg, York,
lLewisburg and several other places.
Shawnee, Okla, April 29.-The sec
lond annual state conference of Asso-
lciated Charities and Corrections met
here today for a two days session.
There is a large attendance of dele
gates, including a number Of we'll
known experts in charity work and
lprison reform.
Maysville, KY, April ga we'd
ding of note here today was that OF
Miss Roberta Stockton Cox, daughter
of Lieutenant-Go Governor and Mrs. Will
liam H. Cox, and Rev. Clayton Ear
Hunt, of ST. Louis The ceremony was
Iperformed in the Church of the Nativ-
lity by Dean Davis, of the Episcopa
fCathedral in st. Louis.
Naples, April 27.-Eleven men wer
; killed and eleven others were wound
ed as a result of an explosion her
yesterday on board the Italian sub
marine FOca.
Flushing, N Y, April 27.-The jur
that is to try Captain Peter c. Hair
W. for the murder of VIM. E. Annis, We
finally completed today. 1t took jul
tSOF0n udyS " SO1OCI IHS wv WS4NS
III and in that. time $50 talesmen wei
III called and examined. The state Wi
4 present it's case, beginning tOmorro'
" and from that time on the case Wi
l0' move &peditiously.
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'le Warrenton, Va, April 27.-Preli1
-" mary hearing was waived today
oo the case of J. D. Harris, principal
10 the high school here, who shot w.
30 Thompson, associate editor of t
Vi Warrenton Virginian, Saturday la
vi on the main street here, ThOmps'
~ dying in Washington the fOlloWil
7o- day. Harris was held for the regul
I'd grand jury, which begins it's sessiO
H. May "a next His bail first fixed
ECU 500 900, was increased today to So
'uI 900, two extra bondsmen being rea
hu lily found.
nc Tallahassee, Fla, April PIT
're Florida House of Representatives
fy' day adopted a resolution endorsi
oo 'the Democracy of the matchless a
oih peerless leader of the Democra
Is party William Jennings Bryan" TT
is in the nature of rebuke to &C
ay' gressman Clark, of Florida, who
re- Gently criticised Mr.. Bryan in
speech in Congress. Governor G
christ will entertain Mr.. Bryan on t
occasion of the Nebraskan's visit
Florida to make answer to the cri
cisms of Representative Clark.
Nashville, Tenn, April 27.-Jud
,ne Wm.- H. Hart today overruled the n
ou ton for new trial in the case Of c
iie Duncan B. Cooper and Robin J. Coo
al er, his son, both convicted of the MI
uio der of former United States Senat
ow Carmack. The courts opinion "
~ that there was no ground for setti
- aside the verdict of the trial jury. T
hes defense at once gave notice of an E
no peal to the Tennessee Supreme Cou
The appeal was granted. The bo1
remain the same and the same bont
y. men qualified. The defense dema1
ed thirty days in which to file a
VI of exceptions. Decision on this po
ing was deferred till Saturday.
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New Bern, N. c., April 27.-Fede
Court convened here this morni
ra- but adjourned at once until the Oc
Der term on account of no judge be-
present.
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