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ceastabls.
CAMPBELL. JOHN A.
TIT McKinstry.
gstimators.
ARNo. MARTIN.
tss Junction-avs.
: .Ass' AISi ut AleA,s.n-.v..
MILLER, FRED r..
JOHNSON. WIN. s..
oEsTRIcH. CARL
tss Morreii.
rHEEi.. AUGUST.
1850 Forrest. W.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GILBERT. CHARLES s..
sss Junction-ave.
inspectors.
CHILDs. ARTHUR w.
is7 Anthem st.
sEcoNp DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CURTIS. WALTER c..
GRACE. WILLIAM.
-. 81 Amherst.st.
KAsENow. WILLIAM
RICHARDS. FRED.
III Junction-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HENNING. FRED W..
MERTON. rRnDEfIic;kr MS,..na-.
inspectors.
TRIES. ALFRED A..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BYRNE. EDWARD.
500 Dix-ave.
KREMKow. EMIL g; u.x,n.,,v..v.
OGDEN. MYRoN f..
WRIGHT. WILLIAM.
sss Junction-ave.
inspectors.
KLANN. FRED.
est Ferdinand-s
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BLOCK. ARCHIBALD.
SIS Cavalry-ave.
HART. WILLIAM H.,
sos Dix-ave.
FELLMAN. ADoLPH.
SWEET. HOBART r..
~ Thirty -nrst-st.
inspectors.
DI:NDEL. CHARLES T.
RAVENS. JAMES.
7s4 Military-ave.
s5s Mulitary-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KOCH. EDMUND j..
wARrELL. DAVID.
isi7 Michisan-ave.
" = II 0reusei-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEwALD. FREDERICK,
sHAFER. cRIsMAN AZ.
inspectors.
1854 Miiitary-sve.
ss4 Livernois-avs.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHEwE. AUGUST j..
TRAP. HERMAN.
inspectors.
Io3 Thirty -second-st.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BECKER. OSCAR r..
srARKEr. RICHARD g. s. p.n....u-..
SCHULTZ. HERMAN,
uau,on ,ul5S rownsend-ave.
lis Iroauois-avs.
Constable.
CELIAx, WILLIAM L.,
pUNNINo. GEORGE.
HOLMAN. PATRICK 4. f. fA'A'''
''' 49, 1851 Mccisiian-ave.
EstImators.
DINGEMAN. HARRY J..
LowrHER, HARRY j..
NICHOLS. EDWARD t., c,,u,....v.
NoS
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AHLBORN. AUGUSTUS.
l64 Sheridan ave.
SCHULTZ. OTTO E..
3es sheridan-ave.
sEIrERLEIN. JOHN q.
inspectors.
BECKMANN, WALTER
BEcKMAN. FRED D..
i7s sheridan-avs.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
EIsMAN. CLARENCE H.,
rRoHN. ERNEST c..
GEHRKEN. ]. WALLACE.
o'HARA. JOHN f..
HATzENBUHLER. JOHN.
427 Baidwin-ave
4s2 Baldwin-ave
NIEBoUR, JOHN c..
inspectors.
sToDDARD. WARREN r..
$40 seyburn-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MOORE. WILLIAM H.,
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Il
~ 4ss jo.' rc.mp.u-.v..
olxrH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DECKER. LOUIS. VA
DE BEAucLAIR AsTMyR. :.
7si Farnsworth-st.
eEvENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LoRKowsKI. JOSEPH O..
TWELFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
LrrrLEFrELD. SHERMAN. p.
WATSON. RICHARD N r. x.vnvrv..v,
HHINHARDr. orrSDas rw.n,y.nt,h-...
Constable.
ADDISON. HENRY r.. ,,..
SCHNEIDER. ALBrRT;, -.
EstImators.
cRANsHAw. JAMES. JR,
FRIsH. JOHN.
ioia warren-avs. West.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COLLINS. BERTRAM GUY.
ROBERTSON. Charles IL.
II Twenty second-st.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ERsKINE. JR. JAMFsk r~.n,,..s...
JOHNSON. MEro.
MARSHALL FREDERlcKso 1 Ala .k.r-...
RANsPAcH. c. AUBREY. ,.,.,
inspectors.
HADDow. FRANK.
JOHNSON. HARVEY.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
Sss Twenty third-st.
inspectors.
MACLEOD. NORMAN E..
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
vERGoUw. JOHN F.. W.,
inspectors.
PoEHLMAN. GEORGE.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
$50 -third-st.
inspectors.
scHLIETER. GEORGE E.,
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
75s twenty third-st.
inspectors.
LEwANDowsKI. THEoPHIL.
rucHocKI. JOSEPH.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BERTRAM, FREDERICK c..
pr,A. PAUL va 1asi rwsnty-f0urtn-''
n,,rn.n r,,oIliM s5 Twenty-f0urth- st.
bs7 Tiliman-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
scovILL. CHARLES c.,
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
DE BEAUcLAIR. HUGO,
BRoZo. LOUIS.
7s Forrest. East.
DOUGLAS, EDWARD ID. g.,
IL Ludden-st.
FISCHER. GEORGE H..
ooEscHEL. OTTO c..
LEMPKE. LOUIS H..
MARTIN. CHARLES F..
4s7 Moran-st.
l7s EImwood ave.
Constable.
wIEcHMANN. HENRY,
4ss Elmwood ave.
Estimators.
BAUMGARTH. EDWARD r..
CHRISTIE. FRANK G., ,.
HINTz. ROBERT E..
iii East Grand blvd.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEvERIDGE. A. JAMES,
$50 Congress-st f.
BEvERIDGE. JAMES.
$50 Congress-st T.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BLAIN. PETER b..
$50 Macomb- st.
eraser. WILLIAM.
SCHULTZ. CHARLES.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WHITE. WILLIAM j..
SCHULTZ. WALTER A.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DORNBROcK. WILLIAM,
MILLER. FRANK r..
17s Preston ave
STEWART. SAM H.,
2S1h Berlin-st
WALTZ. WILLIAM A..
243 Arndt- st
inspectors.
BIscHoFF. JOHN.
2e& Arndt-st
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DAU. HERMAN A..
1867 Gratiot ave
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WRIGHT. FRED j.. JR.
inspectors.
DELIsLE. WELCOME c.,
% Michisan-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CAMPBELL. NORMAN.
PAwLrNa. wILLIAM ~ !, co,,u,s,...,
SHANK. WILLIAM C..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
PARKER. ALFRED.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ROBERT.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GEORGE T,
TARsNEY. WILLIAM e. $3.50, ~
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen.
GERHARD, ADoLPH H..
FIRST DISTINCT.
Registrars.
KILRoY. J. FRANK.
MCDOWELL. ALEX. "
I5I 4. Woodbridge 1t.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEVY. JACOB.
inspectors.
Y.ATEy
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
SCHNEIDER. JC4N,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DwYER. MICHAEL.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHMITTDIEL. JOHN g..
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HOUSE. CHARLES H..
Inspectors.
GOOD. BERNARD.
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
REILLY. JOSEPH E..
inspectors.
LADUE. AUSTIN Y,
REILLY. EDWARD r.. 'A''''''0''o'
SECOND pIsTRicT.
Registrars.
McLOGAN, WILLIAM,
so1 rourth-ave.
inspectors.
BRENNAN. NORRIS.
HOGAN. MICHAEL f.. .
wYNNE. PETER r..
22s second-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
RAYMOND. EDGAR.
inspectors.
WILLIAMS. THOMAS A,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CoONEY. RUSSELL j..
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DICKINSON. NJ. wEssoN
FIFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BAUER. JOHN C..
DEIMEL. ALoIs A..
KoMER, MAX,
scHEMANsKY. JOSEPH.
Constable.
ART LEONARD.
EstImators.
oROLET, GEORGE A..
1876 Rivard-st.
MIcHALAK. JOHN.
STORM. NICHOLAS.
1856 Macomb-st.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GABRIEL. HENRY W..
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
NoAcK. HERMAN G..
1877 Chnmpiain- IT.
inspectors.
CRONIN, HENRY E..
DRULARD. ROBERT.
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
1877 Fort-st r.
IEAhEMs fEIEhs
SHERIDAN. BERNARD.
a2S champlain-st
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GAYMAN. FELIX.
JACOB. CHARLES.
272 Rivard-st
wELLMAN. FRED.
22s Hastinss-st
inspectors.
ANDRES, GEORGE.
sCHAEFER. JR.. JOHN.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sEGAM. DAVID.
1875 Napoleon ct.
inspectors.
MENNEBACH. ANDREW.
MAYER. GUsTAvE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IBBOTsON, ANTHONY.
Manner. ADoLPH J..
LANGEHAGEN. HENRY.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HENGsTEBECK, ANTHONY,
si1 Eiiot-st.
FABER. ED.
2o6 Benton st.
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inspectors
GERHARD. EDWIN j..

Aldermen.
BARRoNs. WILLIAM H..
BARNEsKAN. HENRY ~
BERrLiNo, MAX C..
BROMLEY. HENRY 3: 100000.
FREIwALD. GODFREY.
1'~Ni' " NSio Lasaiis-st.
WALSH. ANDREW J.
wEscH. CHARLES NJ.
Constable.
BRADLEY. ALBERT T..
oDELL s. FRANK. -.
SCHULTZ. EDWIN Ls.,.,s..
EstImators.
BROW. EUGENE H..
DORIAN. ANTHONY.
M,1r,wA,N ANpRE ~ M'K'n''r'-av''
PATTERSON. ANDREW t ~
FULFILLING. ERNEST e., pucn.r.n..t
REUTER-. CONRAD.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LIsK. ROBERT.
scHILL1No. FRANK g.. dh,x,n,,,v..v..
inspectors.
HEBRON. JAMES. -,
scHArr. CHARLES Les ~ ,.r.r.on..v.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
McEwEN. JOHN.
JACOBS. HENRY.
pAoAN. JOHN NJ. :.
prrrMER. ADoLPH c..
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
|PETRowsKI. CHARLES H..
sroLrrNo. H. HENRY.
srErNBRENNER. MATHEW ,svo c. ..v.
wRocK. HENRY A..
FOURTH. DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ALVEY. CHARLES T;ls v,r.wooo..v.
CARPENTER. c. NJ.
KRAUsE. HERMAN A.. ,..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARTIN. THOMAS.
inspectors.
CLARK. FRANK.
KRAL.. JOSEPH L..
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CLOVES. FRED r..
LANBREcHr. WILLIAM }.
inspectors.
'N"s' ~ $50 v,newood-avs.
~o LIS rwensy-eishth-'t
''o"i"A' ~ sla Masnolia-st
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IBRosOFsKE. FRED.
|IsLER. FERDINAND.
s5s observation-disclosures
JAKowsKI. FREDERICK.
1873 Twenty -eig nth st.
JEsKE. CHARLES.
inspectors.
BEACH. WILLIAM H..
JOHNSON. HARRY t..
1924 vinewood-ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
Stafford. H. g..
4 Macarthur -pl
iiss vinewood- ave.
inspectors.
IS McArthur-st
CURTIS. LEONARD.
1910 scotten-avc.
MoOREY, EDWARD.
s McArthur-pi
- SIS Roosevelt
FiFTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
ELLIS. GEORGE H..
KILLER. CHARLES c..
2sl Meldrum.
ITO Jefferson-ave.
Constable.
aah Bellevue.
WITT. WILLIAM.
l1Ts East Jefferson ave.
Estimators.
FLACH, CHARLES j., JR..
STA Mt. Elliott-ave.
CAST. GUsTAvE L..
,,,.,osuu>, Sis Meidrum-ave.
lss Beaufait-ave.
Nf $50 canton-avs
40 Heien-ave.
REID. ARCHIE.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DeCoRTE. LESTER.
It's Mt. Elliott.
inspectors.
McDONOUGH. MICHAEL.
| 251 Medium.
SECOND DISTRICT.
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onopootoro.
CRANE. JAMES p.
1scLrAR. nAas'sF,!s \: c. can.
sixth WARD.
Aldermen.
GREECE. EDWARD e. rs.u.v.
HERMAN. wIL1rA,ss !" 1rum0'''--v
so cannsid-ave. w.
constablss.
DONOVAN. DENNIS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sHEEHAN. JEREMIAH.
inspectors.
CLICK. JOHN.
ioa Brooklyn-ave.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FARRELL. JOHN.
RowE. HENRY. LOO hAof0s'
wHALEN. WILLIAM.
llsM Portsr-st
Inspectors.
CARRIER. WILLIAM,
1ts Brookiyn-avs.
THIRD DISTRICT.
RsoIstrars.
corFEY. WILLIAM.
1s1 Cherry-st.
sEvENrH DISTRICT.
inspectors.
MoYNAHAN. WILLIAM N.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
~ ~ 1905 rrumbuii- ave.
Inspectors.
SIS Lincoln-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LOvErr. THOMAS 81.
WRIGHT IRVING c. $40 I,neo,n-.v..
inspectors.
lar Brooklyn AVE.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
wEIMEIsrER. HENRY W.
IS Dillon-ave.
sEvENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
JUN0A. JOHN.
SCHULTZ, AUGUST.
sKRzYcKI. STEPHEN s..
WEBER, JOSEPH A..
90 scott-st.
Constables.
BRANDAU, JACOB,
GUYoTr. WILLIAM H.,
JETFRIEs. JAMES n. ca,.r...-,,. =.
LoNNEE. WILLIAM.
Estimators.
DELOR, JOHN.
SCHNEIDER. WILLIAM A..
IT'S Riopslls-s
FIRST DISTRICT.
RsuIstrars.
ANNIs CHARLES W.
Ssl Woodoridge-st.
bUURVSSOtOs
KELLY. ROBERT.
oDEA. FRANK.
100 orieans-st.
WERNER. WALLACE, co,~r...-.. e.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEYER. FRANK X.
zSS Shhton-s-
McKEooH. MICHAEL. x.n,o..
ROUSSEAU. HECTOR L,
Inspectors.
DAMN, WILLIAM.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DETrINGER. JOHN.
sPIELMANN. ECON.
roDESsIrR. FRANK 81. +. An,,...m.
inspsctofA
LEIB. HENRY D.
MARTIN. PETER j..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sPoRER. GEORGE.
vERLINREN. FRANK :; a
inspectors.
ALEF. PETER,
MINK. EDWARD. -.
MARGRAF. JOHN.
427 Alfred-st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Reslstrars.
BIGoTT, JOSEPH r..
s25 Leland st.
EwALD. JULIUS,
sos Alexandrine-ave. u.
SAND. ROBERT.
inspectors.
ADANIAsZEK, FRANK,
KuLwIcKI. AUGUST j..
MAoDowsKI. WILLIAM,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEJMA. JOSEPH.
KULwICKI. ROMAN T..
~ isb canneld- ave. e.
inspectors.
KosZUTA, MARTIN,
KoMrEczNY. JOHN,
ls5 Canfield-ave. T..
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aoalstenra
DIVER CLARENCE D.,
,ns,eess ~ K'sey-svs
'ANN' DONALD p.s c., -..........
.N,NTH W~eSSn e go '|''
xiss.r w
HALT. JOHN, l;F
a7s a. Auhinv $3.50
"" "a, r.,,..,. y 4
LEMKE. VICTOR T., y 3
ocrro 7ss 81. AubIn -
o"ski' MARTIN =
~ "a 4; Xuhs.. 4
TOsSY. LOUIS T., y \ 81 e q
ssi Lawrsnes-st 81 e
RoMANsKr. ANTHONY
sCTiMEIzrR rosr1144Ss 81 Aubin.ayc
'os1H' 80 SS.-,4
xrrppA s essImasors. &
''A' ALBERT ., Z. 80. M
KULwICKI. MARTYR o. Auoir-ex
sic 81. Aubin- ~ 4
FjRaT nvsr.,cr Z.
- RssIssrars.
'oiAoND' ALFRED q; y; s,o,~-.-.. ~.
kINNIE. CHARLES II,
Inspeetcr: "
s'of' NILES :. y, r~..s,.-
MCDONALD. HARRY =. q
McorYrrn A1s woodbridgs-sk ~
% 81. Aubin-s ~
n"c,.t.s..
BURNS. ALBERT N
RAY. JAMES 4o7 champiain-sts
ir....%... sos Dubois-se
HOWE. GEORGE W.
40 champIain-6H Z.
TH'nn DIsTRlcT.
LEMHAGEu. oTTO W.
Sllx Nanie-n3.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
REGISTRAR.
AI' 'oSHrH D. 80
GERKE. JOHN f. Avs ssS-
1o7 yav.ss
FIEru niarnicr = ~'
s.~;ss.s."
ENoELMAN. BENJAMIN y.
VALENTINE. JEROME, ! 81
ass Brswstsr~s<
.nspocxors.
nHoLHH' CLAHENCE Ia
6uRkEIsER' NICHOLAS,
e.~~. Sss 1rewseer-e&
sa~!n DISTINCT.
vyrc ns0'ssrars.
AiN''' FRANK :.
zEcH. JOHN f.. 8,
u scott-sA
,. INSPECTORS. Z
mhSHAN' EDWARD. =.
MIoAN. FRANK. -. -. 81
..- 41I MAtson-ets
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
neg.ssrars'
iirFNE' ANTHoNx;, .
pArxrAw ANruosSryz Aiexandrins ~
wApp.s .1,o,,sr 10 Dubois-st.
inspectors.
$500 . I'll Dubois-st.
RUSS ANTHONf' .,. =.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Eeutetrara.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28

Palace Of the International
Union of American Republics Dedi-
Gated at Washington.

Washington, ID. c.. April 26.-The
magnificent new marble palace OF the
International Union OF American Re-
publics-within a stones throw Of
the White House-was dedicated In
the name Of universal peace to-day.
President Taft joined with Andrew
Carnegie. with Secretary Of State
Knox, with Senator Root and with
Senor De La Bara, the Mexican Am
bassador. as representative of the
Latin-American Republican, prophe-
cies of peace among the twenty-one
American Republics and pledged
themselves always to strive TO bring
about that happy state. NJ Carnegie
expressed the hope that some day
Canada, with the consent Of Great
Britain, would join the family oi
peaceful American Republics.
The new building, the gift OF Mr.
Carnegie, won the admiration OF al
the distinguished company that pass
ed within the bronze grilled portals
both at the dedicatory exercises this
afternoon and the reception tonight
at which President Taft and Mr.. Car
negie headed the receiving party.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
HalIey's Comet.

New York Sun: The best time 10
see Halley's comet in the morning
will be from May 10 to 16. After
May 16 the comet draws in towards
the sun quickly, and on the evening
of May Is it passes between US and
the sun, and after that date 1t Will
be in the evening sky, setting after
the sun. On May 10 Halley's comet
will be at its brightest. 1t will be
seen in the west just after sundoWn-
For the next few days Thereafter
the comet should present magnin-
cent spectacle in the evening SKY
with a tail pointing up from the
horizon stretching undoubtedly fol
80 degrees, one-third OF the distance
from horizon to zenith. Each nign'
the comet will set later. AT tna'
time it will be seen better vita the
naked eye than with telescope
Throughout May It should be nne
object, but each night IL gets fainter
| till 1t will vanish to the unaided eye
probably before July 1st.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Fatal Shooting Affair.

Sanford, N. c.. April 25.-Fred
McIver was shot and instantly killed
here Sunday evening by Ed. Wom-
ack. Both parties were negroes,
and eye witnesses state that they had
only a few words when Womack
pulled his gun and fired. the ball
entering McIver's body about an inch
below the heart. Womack wslkeo
away with his gun in his hand and
has not yet been heard from.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Showing at Ashevilla.

Asheville, April 25.-The noun
tains are white tonight with snow In
some places more than two inches
deep. During the day there nave
been intermittent showers and dur
ries of snow. but tonight the clouds
seemed to thicken and IL is showing
in Asheville. There is great danger
of a hard freeze tonight In which
case 1t is feared that the fruit crop
which SO far has escaped serious in
Jury will be killed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Three-Months.-oId Baby Killed.

Asheville. n. c.. April 2s.-As .
SEQUEL to a long debauch by Its fatn-
er and mother. a three-months-oio
child of a couple named Waubaugn
ia dead. The child's neck and face
are bruised and discolo-ed- Inc
coroner investigated the case, bur
was unable to decide II there had
been foul play.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
PISTOL SHOTS.
Infant Shot TO Death by Idioue
Brother.

Kinston, " c.. April 2l.-A L.
year-old son OF Gus Sears. coiored.
who lives twelve miles from kinston.
Yesterday shot his little two-year-old
sister TO death with u fiobert rifle.
The boy is an epileptic and almost
an idiot, though he had cunning
enough to deny the shooting.
The little girl tried TO place the
blame on some one else. The lam
lily of Sears has had quite tragic
career. Two years ago the home
was burned and two children los'
their lives in the fire.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
CROPS DAMAGED
sons OF Acre. Of Cotton in
>uth Destroyed by
Gold Weather.
A DISASTROUS BACksET.

Coad Wave sFr~~>as or~~ ssusa~<u
staie~ Dotnx GrvAi p.m.<~ a.
Fruit and Crv~taE Cruv~-cSs...
se~d oal Mil. oasrsA< rH.esr sap
plies 20 oosi"a FlAAt4r~ so R~-aH.
state Damaged Crvr.->hortA<r Of
seed Presents >er4ous sata.s.u.---
Snow in Atlanta All ut,s~r s.sash.
ern Points.
Atlanta. Ca. A..l - VITA a.ll-
lions Of acres ot yoaLG eoslou de-
stroyed BY tho cold weather wAaeA
to-day oSersprcad iae eauss cotton
belt With the aa-s4A. APril aceoa-
pAnimen, Ia uAly ss<..aas 81 sao~
and sleei. The s.-;a las ssserpd lts
most disastrous s-Aag.A! sss- bach
perhaps since the civil ear. uSaides
cotton. young vegetables % every
description sQ=erv1 fTom The fr~~s-
ing temperature AEl trait Rza more
or less damaged "a esefy sualhern
State except Florida
Reports received iollgai Indicate
that the cold Anap las rot abalet "a
Georgia. South Carolina. IeaassseS.
northern Alabama. Lo4.AgAaA. MiRa
issippi and even further zesl. aud for
much II this territory heavy frost
and freezing temperatures are pre-
dieted for Tuesday morning In Al
lanta and throughout The northern
half OF Georgia. except hear The Al
| lantic. the thermometer has been be
low forty degrees above zero all day.
tonight.
Atlanta aW oke lhik morning 10 nnd
snow-covered houses and thsrmom-
eter down TO tAlTty-ono. an expert
enee never before recorded after the
first few days OF April SNOW fell
as far south at Selma. Ala. Colam-
bus. Miss. and Columbus. Ga. and Ia
north Georgia. Tennessee aud parts
of north Alabama and &iEsisslppl
the fall ranged from one TO four
inches. Cotton seed oil mills In this
State and Alabama today we're Ap
pealed 10 for seed for replAalins
purposes and State officials mpiorec
, the mills 10 crush no more seed una
! the farmers have bsea supplied .
Ia doubtful. however. IL suriclsn'
4 seed can DO secured. even al recorS
D prices being offered. 70 Feplant one
half of the area OF young eotso'
Q destroyed by the cold.
At Columbus. Ga. tonight one COZ
ton seed oil mill ANNOUNCED that thsi
entire supply was a. The command 0
the planters and would DO sold 10
81 per bushel Today a carload q
: seed was shipped from that point
the Mississippi delta and many 'e''
grams were received from all 60
tions OF the South asking for al a
lotment OF seed supplies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Drunken Miners Cruelty Boss.

Wheeling, W. Va, April a.
George Rabish, mine boss employed
by the Pittsburg and Washington
Coal Company, was crucffed oy
drunken miners here tonight after
the manner in which Christ was cru
Gifted. Rabish was dead. nailed to
a cross. when a relief party found
him. The discovery of the dead man
was followed by a pitched battle be
tween a sherfff's posse and the mob
of miners. The miners thought Ra-
bish was attending the meetings OF
| the union as spy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
snow In florida.

psnsscola, Fla. April 2s.-The
whlch swept over the
c. c., today has reached Florida
60 80 ,baTa was a light fall OF snow
here and with heavy frcst inaiea'sa
,ontght | the fruit and vegetables are
IN danger OF destruction.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
I>~,,it Crop Total Loss.

Columbia. No. April 2e.-J. Y
wh,,len in charge Of the Horticul-
tural experiment station. At the UNI
yersity Of Missouri. tonight anaoune-
ed that representatives from all paru
=, Missouri show that the fruit crop
:. f. ,otsI loss because Of the cold
weather
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Killing Frost In Illinois.

Cleveland. Ohio. April 2s.-Kiihns
hava been reported today from
.o,,c,Iv 80 all the principal poin"
In Ohio. .,,u.,s =,
"It is impossible 70 estimate :. !.
present the damage TO 'ho e'''A'
said Mr.. Keneaiey.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Negro Shoots Another at Rocking
ham.

Rockingham. n. c.. April 23.-
Will Meacham. colored. while under
the influence of whiskey. went to the
yard of Abner Rankin. colored. and
began using vile language. Cleye
Ingram, also colored. who was there
on business, demonstrated with Mea-
cham. With threats he drew a pistol
and fred. the bullet taking effect In
the lower part of Ingram's abdomen
Ingram was given medical attention
Meacham made his escape.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
FORTY MINERS ENTOMBED.
Result of an Explosion-Later Re
port Has it That Twenty-Five OF
the Men Were Killed.

Birmingham, Ala, April 20.-Be-
tween thirty-five and forty men are
entombed in the Mulga mine OF the
Birmingham Coal and Iron Company
as the result of an explosion which
occurred and their fate is not known.
The explosion was of such force that
the flames shot to a great height
from the shaft
The cause of the explosion has not
been determined. Later reports are
that there were forty-fve men in the
| mine and all are dead. The work OF
| recovering the bodies will take con
siderable time.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
WOLTER FOUND GUILTY.

Cruel Murderer of Young Girl Gets
Speedy Justice in the New York
Courts.
New York, April 23.-Albert VOL
ter was found guilty of numbering
Ruth Wheeler here to-day and SEN
fenced to die in the electric chair.
Wolter, who is only twenty years
of age, enticed the girl to his room
with a promise of employing her as
stenographer. After assaulting
her, he choked her with a piece OF
rope and .saturating her still living
body with oil. burned 1t in the fire.
place.
The trial was one Of the quickest
on record in the New York courts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Seduction Charged.

Charlotte. n. c.. April ga. +.
Pinson, a Southern Railway conduc-
tor, was arrested here to-day charged
with seduction OF Miss Pearl Scott.
with whom he had eloped from
Spencer.
Pinson is a married man. with
three children. The young woman
is only seventeen years of age and
of good family. who will push the
case to the limit.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Biltmore in Danger.

Asheville, N. c., April 22.-If the
decision Of the Brevard court is up
held by the United States Supreme
Court, regarding the determination
of the "Meigs and Froman" line, the
show estate of George Vanderbilt al
Biltmore will be cut In two and he
will lose thousands Of dollars. The
dispute is regarding an old contro
versy and will be appealed to tn
highest courts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Three SHOWS at WAynesville.

Waynesylile. y. C. April 2b--Aa
pnusual sight greeted early risers
this morning-the mountains cover
ed with snow and the aAkes coming
down In real December style fhn
is the third snow within ten days
h,, the former oues did no damage
~ ,rp,t and early vegetables.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
LAKE CHARLES, LA, SWEPT By
FIRE.
Twenty or More Blocks Are Burned
Loss About $3,OOO,OOO.

Lake Charles. La. April %
Famed by a high wind, fire which
broke out here shortly after four
O'Clock this afternoon, swept over
twenty or more blocks of the city,
destroying several hundred build
ings and resulting in a loss esti-
mated at about three million dollars.
Two thousand persons have been rem
dered homeless.
An investigation is being made by
the authorities with the view or de-
termining the cause Of the fire.
Early estimates Of the fire, which
placed the amount Of damage at 3d..
100000 are believed tonight to be
excessive and more conservative fig
ures range from s1,0OO.OOO to 81
100000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28

Mrs. Seidel, wife of the newly
elected mayor Of Milwaukee, says
that her husbands success is due to
the fact that she ''let him run his
own business" Now show that to
your wife.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-04-28
Held for Murder of Woman.

Winston, n. c.. April 2l.-Chas.
Snipes, a well-known young white
man, was kheld without bail for the
murder of Jennie Webster. colored
woman. The preliminary hearing
developed that Snipes was insanely
jealous OF the woman. and in ut oi
madness, shot her.