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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22

Spartanburg, s. c., where she will en-
ter Converse College.
Mrs. F. G. Collins of Hillsboro spent
the day In the city with Mrs. w. L.
Wall.
Miss Clara Crawford left yesterday
for Spartanburg, S. c., where she will
spend the winter studying in Converse
College.
Mrs. n. Underwood left yesterday
for Nashville, Tenn. where she will
be present at the wedding of heI
niece, Miss Ethel Sullivan to DR.. Z. w
Taylor OF Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Myrtle Gates left yesterday &c
enter St. Mary's College in Raleigh.
Miss Mabel Cameron OF Burlington
is in the city the guest of Mrs. John
r. Proctor.
Mrs. p. NJ. Hobgood and daughter
Ruth Hobgood left yesterday for Gran
Vile county where they will be the
guests OF Mrs. Ralph Currin. neal
Oxford, N. G.
Mrs. A. G. Cox aud daughter lef
yesterday for Richmond, Va, where
they will be the guests Of Mrs. Z. A
Whitaker.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
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Killed the Doctor
For Failing to Cure

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. 21.-Armed with
a revolver, a pair Of brass knucks and
an open knife and awaiting his return
In the Office Of DR.. J. r. Sewell, 1906
Ia Whitehall street, William Cox,
aged 36, of Austell, Ca, yesterday
shot and instantly killed the physician
Just as the latter was emerging from
his operating room. Cox then turned
the pistol on himself and pulled the
trigger. He is now at the Grady hos
Ii ital with a fractured skull.
Cox came to this city from his home
lin AusteIl yesterday for the pur-
Ipose. 1t is said, of visiting DR.. Sewell,
whose patient he had been for several
weeks. F
It is understood that Cox has been
brooding for some time because OF
Ifancied wrongs at the hands Of the
physician. He has stated. II is said
that the physician promised to cure
him of chronic disease in return for
500, but instead Of getting better, he
has grown worse.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert I. Faucette and Miss
Mary Sanford. her sister, who has
been visiting In the city few days
left Tuesday night for Mocksyille
where Mrs. Faucette and the two chill
dren will spend a while before leay-
ing for Chattanooga. Tenn. where
they viii live In the future. Mr.. Fau-
cette left some time ago.
Mrs. ]. W. Allen left yesterday for
oxford. where she will visit her niece.
Mrs. A. A. Williams.
Mrs. ID. o. Owens and Miss w. l..
owens LEFT yesterday for their home
In Denniston, Va. after a visit in the
city OF few days with Mrs. y. W.
shakelford
Mrs. c. c. Albright Of Burlington is
In the city visiting Mrs. G. X. Albright.
Misses Allie Gooch and jamie Gooch
who have been the guests Of Mrs. y. G.
Farthing ,iett yesterday for their home
10 Stem
Mrs. W. II. Roberts after a visit to
her sister. Mrs. Z. L. Crews In Hester
returned 10 the city yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cagcl and son. af-
ter spending their vacation In White
Lake have returned TO the city.
Mrs. George MscRae left yesterday
afternoon for Raleigh where she viii
visit friends and relatives for while,
Miss Mabel Newman returned yes
Iterday from Hillsboro where she has
been spnding few days with friends
Misses jamie and May Brandon spent
Hast night as the guests Of Mr.. James
southgatc al his cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Perry OF Hem
ldcrson are III the city the guests Of
lMr. and Mrs. A. n. sorrell for a few
| days and will then leave for Knox
vile. Tenn.
Miss CornelIa Allen Of Raleigh Is
la the city the guest Of Miss Minnie
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Dudley after
visit 10 friends in the city have re-
turned 10 their home In Mebane.
Miss Elizabeth Keith Of Bcnnehan
lis in the city spending q while with
friends.
Miss Florence Murray after a visit
/ in the city with friends has returned
| to her home in Mcbane.
Mrs. O. g. Gunter left yesterday for
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
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NEW CENTRAL HOTEL OPENED
IN DURHAM YESTERDAY.

The old Sans Souci boarding house
on Main street has been opened up
under a new name and entirely new
management The house win be call
cd the Central hotel and is only two
blocks from the union station. A
sample room will be run In connec-
ton and the wants Of commercial
travellers win be looked after at III,
reasonable rate Of $500 per day. Tn,
place has been thoroughly renovated
and fitted with electric bells and 9th
er convenienees OF modern hotel ant
should prove a popular hplstery.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
William J. Bryan
Is Now q BOlter

Lincoln. Sept. 2i,--In a statements
IN which be declares that the crusade
which be feels impelled to wage against
the liquor interests OF the state and
nation oyershadows a personal and
political friendship Of 30 years, Will
liam J. Bryan announced last night
be had bottled the head Of the demo-
cratic state ticket In Nebraska and
would not support James O. Dahlman
for governor.
Mr. Bryan says he regrets that he
IA compelled 10 take the stand he
does--his FIRST departure from poll
teal rerularity-but says he feels u
bis duty 20 do 30 because OF the POSI-
ton taken BY the democratic nomi-
nee on the liquor question. The
statement does not Indicate that Mr..
Bryan will support the candidate Of
any other party. but announces that
he Il pronounced advocate OF conu-
" option aud the early saloon clos
Ing ixss. both OF which be insists are
menaccd BY Mr.. Dahlman's candi-
dacy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
THE REGULARS CONTROL
COLORADO REPUBLICANS

Colorado Springs. Sept. Give
declare our unalterable opposition "a
the initiative and referendum
amendment because It is revolution.
airy In character and subYersiye 70
republican form or government
That is the way the Initiative and
referendum Is referred TO in the
safe and sane" platform reported
by the committee TO the republican
convention now In session here.
Complete control BY the "regu.
lars is indicated at today's session
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
THIS "HeIlo" Girl
Col. Best Of Scrap

PIttsburK. Pa. Sept. 21--Incensed
lover the continual repetition OF the
|phrsse Lines busy" while she and
her guests were delayed at bridge
Whist because OF an absent friend,
Miss Hazel Gillen. daughter OF John
|Gillsn, prominent horseman and ice
manufacturer OF Fsyette City, Pa,
A. her home and her guests TO In
gate the local Bell telephone ex-
| ge and learn the reason why she
lkoi not get telephone connections
wit' . youag woman she wanted TO
! Oh IN"
Trouble WAS found and plenty OF
when Miss Gillen reached the head
the nrst nIsht OF stairs at the
erchasse. A vhirlwind In the form
|of the much abused Central" Miss
|Lillisn Usher. onyeloped her and Q
|sscoa1 later both young women were
|rollinG down the stairs and on 10 the
sideWalk IN each others arms.
IL the meantime the father OF Miss
|GilIeu vas entertaining the guests al
the Gillen home. but within a few
minutes the bridge party was broker
up. when the hostess. with her halt
hanging down her back and doeI
serateh on one cheek. black and
blue eye and her evening costume Il
taifers. vas assisted TO the porci
aud Into the hal. who're maid ans
her father took charge and carries
tbe young woman. to her room sh'
has not left the house slnte. Mis-
Usher was efked 20 resign. Sh
escaped with only a few bruises an
one slight scratch. The techniea
charge made against Miss usher b
the telephone company Is leaving he
switchboard while on duty.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
ANOTHER MEETING OF THE
EX.SLAyE ASSOCIATION

There will be another meeting OF
the cx-siaye Association at the negro
odd Fellows hall on Pine street Sat
|urday afternoon al o'clock when ef-
forts will be made TO finish the enroll
ment OF names.
Everybody who was a slave during
the Lincoln administration or during
the years issO-e2 are requested "a
come and have their names enrolled
as the books will be closed Saturday
at $3.50 D. m.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
WAYNS REPUBLICANS NAME
TICKET FOR DEfRAT'

Goldsboro, Sept. 21.--The repnbli-
cans of Wayne county held their conn
ty convention at the couft hoGse this
afternoon for the nomination Of a
Legislative and county ticket, which
resulted as follows: Senate. E. w. Hill
of this city; house, H. E. Cox, Of
Grantham township. and o. NJ. Davis,
OF Dudley; clerk Of court, Nathan A.
Howell, of Stony Creek township;
register OF deeds. w. @. Hollowell. Of
Goldsboro township: treasurer. w. b.
Hood. of Grantham township; coro-
ner, DIR. W. r. Exum, Jr.. of this city;
sprveyor. n. p. Edgerton, of Buck
Swamp township: commissioners.
BENZ. Deans, of Buck Swamp; Wal
ter Perkins. OF Fork; J. r. Jinnett, of
Grogden; G. o. Griffin, OF Indian
Springs and II. ID. Ham, Of Stony
Greek township.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
HOSIERY MILL VS.. WEST
CHAPEL NIL TOMORROW.

The hosiery mill team win play
West Csapel I'm i'1. rrow afternoon
at the new park. The samc Hierts
at s.15 and the usual admission prices
viii entltlo one TO see the game.
This Is not ths regular Chapel Hi
team. that has lciea.sd the Hosiery
4sll the last twp Saturdays ssmc
Of the other players will work Tor
this new team from Chapel I'LL,
among them being Hedgclesh. Bigger
stan will twirl fofsthc mill boys.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
COTTON.
MISS HOWE AND MIR. MANGUM
TO MARRY TOMORROW MORN

Miss Virginia Elizabeth Howe and
Mr.. Marvin Mangum viii be married
at the home Of the bride on Chapel
Hill street tomorrow morning at
O'Clock. Immediately after the mar
riage the young couple will leave for
Washington and other cities for a bri-
dal trip. Both parties are popular Ia
the city. MIR. Mangum is merchant
In the Lakewood park neighborhood.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
Rrcr,yrR.s SAFE.

The undersigned will sell the stock
OF merchandise. fixtures and all sothei
property Of whatsoever nature OF tbs
i. Ifenry Smith Company AT the prem.
ises, zZ2 West Main street. Durham. "
c., Saturday. October I. 1910. at 13.0t
noon. THIS same will he sold as 8
whole AZ public outery for cash TO tn,
highest bidder on the above date.
Those Interested can examine sait
property and see inventory by apply
inH TO the undersigned. The purchaser
will be- required TO deposit $500 Il
show good faith
sale subject to confirmation by tn
court.
This September 20. 1910.
20.tf SIDNEY G. CHAMBERS.
Receiver .. Henry Smith Company.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
BloodhoundS Asked
for 10 Hunt . Brute

A telegram from Stem 10 sheriff
HARVARD this morning asked for
bloodhounds. The message stated
that the dogs were wanted 10 chase
negro that was guilty OF an at
tempt 10 commit criminal assauit
on a married white woman. a. this
county does not own any blood.
hounds. mono could be sent. None Of
the particulars could be found out
this afternoon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
b FELLOWS OFFICERS
- PARADE IA ON THIs Ar.

- PARADE "a on This Az
,l,VooS n ATLANTA.
4. o.. Sept s1.-Deputy
Sire John B+ cockrum was
! grand sire at the election Of
of the seth annual session
\ ofthe sovereign grand
adspsad6ht Order Of Odd Fell
!. succeeding Grand Sire w. l..
|Kuykendall. now past grand sire,
land c. A. Keller, OF San Antonio,
Tier, deputy grand sire.
John B. Goodwin was elected TO
succeed himsslf AZ grand secretary.
|Grnnd Treasurer N. Richard Muckle
Twas also reelected. Both OF these
oficers have held their respective
positions . number Of years. Il
The installation OF the officers
elect ID scheduled to take place al
the lnal session OF the grand lodge
Friday night or Saturday
morning. Immediately after the In
Grand Sire-clect cockrun
will appoint grand chaplain, Crane
grand messenger and
srAAd marshal.
This afternoon the grand parade
all the delegates, drill
leatns. cantons, patriarches. militant
ODD Fellows and Rebekah lodges TO
Sether with visiting and all available
locq1 bands. took place. The deliy
cry pf prizes Il scheduled for S.3l
O'clock at the Auditorium armory
followed BY the grand decoration
Of ehivalry." A general ball to al
visiting Odd Fellows begins in tn,
mats auditorium At 10 o'clock to
night
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
RETuRxID nOSE ArTRR
TOURING NORTH CAROLINA

Mr.. ana nrs. A. whitman, Of Penn.
sylysn,a, Who have been on tour Of
North Carolina and Virginia. left the
city shis .ernIns on the ~ss'eeu'a
train for their home. after spending
two dan - this city. Both praised
The Hall GU AZ expressed den'f'
. 2 !. - I: - 60 '1as 'ae'' go S
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
NEGRO Theft CAPTURED
sRRGEANTs NLDRICH AND PEN.
DERGAsT MAKE CLEVER ARREST.

Police sergeants Aldrich and PEN
dergast caught Charlie Morse this
morning. The negro was wanted for
the larceny Of suit OF clothes and a
pair OF pants from Mr.. Z, Z. Bragg.
The theft occurred the sth Of this
month and the police We're notified
and Rave been on the lookout for the
thief since.
Charlie lost his luck when he pawn
ed the clothes at one of the shops
here and this gave the whole thing
away. as ON Investigation OF the pawn
cd clothes Mr.. Bragg found his prop
erty. The negro gave his name as
Bill Johnson at the pawn shop. He
will be given a trial tomorrow morn
/ ing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
TO Enter Rion College.

Mr.. ]. Algernon Warren went up 20
Elon College this morning 10 enter
two cousins. Frank and Charlie Ma
lone, In that institution for the COM
hig year. The boys live at Prospect
lf11l. in Caawell county. Mr. Warren
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22

Come and be our guest at a meal
cooked on the famous South Bend
Malleable Range. Pollard Bros, 10
n. Main street. 21-2t.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
DO NOT fail 10 see the fancy scaris
for The neck nj Mrs. Lille Perkinsen's.

Come and be cur guest at a meal
cooked on the famous South Bend
Malleable Range. Pollard Bros, 40
4. Main street. 2i-2t.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
Coming Events.

This evening Prof. and Mrs. W. |.
Crawford AZ their home In Trinity
Park will entertain IN honor Of Prof.
r.. n. Wilson and his bride. The ia
Guilty OF Trinity College and a few
other friends will be present.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22

DO not fail to see the fancy searfs
for the meek nj Mrs. Lille Perkinson's.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
Guest ReadIng Sewing Circle.

The first meeting, after the yaca-
ton Of the Guest Read Sewing Circle
was held yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. u. G. Brooks at her home on
Watts street.
During the summer months the
members have been widely separated
and were glad to get together again
With their bits OF sewing they dis.
cussed their summer outings and
various other matters.
Toward the close OF this delightful
meeting Of the Circle, most delici-
Gus salad course was served, aftel
which all adjoining till the next meet
ing. Those present were, Mrs. Flow
ers. Mrs. u. q. currin. Mrs. Gates
Mrs. Nash. Mrs. wannamaker. Mrs
LaGrand OF Rockingham. \. c.. Mrs
Merritt, Mrs. Frank Brown. Mrs. W.
!. Crawford. Mrs. w. X. Boyd and Miss
Nash.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-22
Mrs. Grahsm EntertaIns.

Yesterday afternoon between the
hours OF four and six-thirty o'clock,
Mrs. William A. Graham entertained
At cards In honor OF Mrs. r. o. Chest
ney. OF Macon. Ca, the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Paul c. Graham and
Mrs. Stephen Bragaw Of Washington,
n. c.. who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John NJ. Manning.
There were four tables and pivot
bridge was played. After a most de-
lightful couple Of hours had been
spent IN playing. a delicious little
luncheon was served.
No prizes we're given. Those en-
joying the hospitality OF Mrs. Gra-
ham were. Mrs s. W. venable. Mrs
". J. Griswold. Mrs. William Erwin
Mrs. Bragaw, Mrs. John Willy. Mrs
Fender. Mrs. p. G. Graham. Mrs. ]
III. nm. Mrs. John =. Hill, Mrs. John
NJ Manning. Mrs. w. l.. Wall. Mrs
lw ID. Carmichael. Mrs. b. +. Stith
Mrs. c. c. White. Mrs. James Man
ming, Mrs. Leak. Mrs. Frank Webb
Mrs. win O'Brien. Mrs. Buck Lyon
Mrs Graham and Miss Annie Root o
Raleigh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETIMG

Notice Is hereby given tSnt there yll,
be special meeting OF the gtockholders
OF the Nevada Hills Mining company, had
and held at the office OF said COMPANY
room No 204, Newhouse building, Snl,
Lake City, Utah. on tho 2nd day OF
July, 1910 Mt the hour OF z o'clock o. m,
OF said day.
Said meeting will be hsd and held for
the following purposes:
First-To consider tho advisabIIItv nj
amending the articles or incorporation OF
said company so as to increase the cap
ital stock from 1000, 900 shares of the
par value of $500 each. to 1 $50. 600 shares
of the par value OF $500 each.
Second-To amend the articles of In
corporation so as 10 change Ihe princiDa!
place of business of said corporation from
Salt Leke City. Utah. TO the City or
Reno. Nevada.
And, in case said articles of incorrora-
ton shall be amended in the foregoing
proper officers OF the company 10 file with
the proper officers the necessary and
requisite papers. showing such amend
ment.
This meeting is called pursuant to a
resolution OF the board OF directors anc
at the request OF tho holders and own
crs Of majority of the outsta ndlng
capital stock OF said corporation.
T. K STEVENS,
Assistant Secretary.
w. II. WEBER,
JOHN A KIRBY.
JAMES FARRELL,
JAMES r. DAVIS.
Stockholders.
kIS3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
SYSTEM AND ORDER
IN MINING BUSINESS

An immense amount OF energy is offcn
unnecessarily wasted In various busi'
ncsses Tor lack OF system and ord.,
whilst friction. both moral and nbysioa,
may oe avoided by the opposite. Thus
Tor Illustration: In the brickla wing bIsi'
ness III was formerly the fashion Ia dnn,p
the bricks in pile or I'm any sor, ~
shape at the feet OF the bricJtlavnr for
MN To pick out with his fingers what La
wanted The modern Improvement is 10
UNLOAD the brick In neat courses corvoni
ent to the brickloyer's hanJ: thus fr,c-
tional labor Is avoided and the work roce
smoothly and more eXpeditiousIy. The
same principle may be applied IN tha
mine and mine management a sIInshnd
manascmcnt Is sure TO produce friction
despite The fuss and reathers:' nc
Spasmodic attacks Of strenuous work TIC
work that tells. that avoids frIctj"ns "
an Kinds. Is a steady day-in. dav-ont
routine under good management botb T.,
inc minc and In the mining office ana =;
an connected with the business and ,Lir
Us largely accomplished by aid of svs,an,
ana order harmonious good feeIinc ~
INC mine between woriSmen and betw.at, ~
mem ana tnelr management goes a lonr
ways towards promoting an atlnosni,erSe
OF good work and general safIsfactjo,,
whilst A lack Of harmony Is like enn,n
necessary nttic cog out OF gear I'm thc
ma l'iaichinery which throws the whole enrIno
OUT oi wheck and causes grooming and
screefn2ng OF the works and frIctIon ara
irritation In every part,-Mining science naa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
SPRING VALLEY OIL
FIELD PR0SPERING

Keep your eye on the Spring Valley
OIL field OF Wyoming. has been the slogan
Tor many months past. and this must
now give way 10 the modern saving that
one had better get into the field while
the getting Is possible Regarding tbis
splendid oil section so near the porthea ST
corner OF the state OF Utah. a well-known
mining and oil operator Just returned has
the following TO say:
II has not been an easy matter until
recently for the Spring Valley section to
attract the capital required in develop
ment; but this difficulty should moi be
encountered any more. Oil exparIS
packed by unlimited capital from Indiana
iiIinois. Pennsylvanla and England have
neeh making careful examination of
tlc district during the past few months
and some Of the strongest oil Interests
or the world have succeeded I'm aco1Iir-
NE leases and great campaign of ac-
tiyify Wy Is nov planned on all sides.
IN ADDITION TO having extremely ricl,
OIL the owners securing s2 per barrel al
the well for their product. out of the $50
or more wells driven so far there ie moi
nti mole among them. The lowest pro-
ductton OF any one well a dav IS thrco
barrels and only one well has thai rec.
ord. while the best we'll in the dis,rIC,
UP 10 few days ago when the first
Eusher e'I was brought in. produces seventy
i've barrels daily. The average nrod,,n-
ton Is given as from twenty 10 thjr,,
barrels daily. The oil carries an OK.
.remely nigh percentage OF gasoline, and
.lts @ Si'es IL lis high value. Two ney
rcilnertes are being built to handle the
product p n! or the district. and the Salt Lake
e Pitisburg Oil company. a Sail J,aIe
ana eastern organization, which is the
pioneer OF the field ships It's crude eli
10 me factory in Utah for refining
rhs district is three miles in width.
ana oil has been found north and son,i,
ior at least 100 miles up To date. wiz
.nn ,,, probability that there is plenty of oil
sun to the north Tor an Indefinite dioI
i tanee. such magnificent opportunities
naturally are attracting capital and those
who know the district believe there vii
oe started within the very near future
one OF the greatest oil booms known "a
tns .n,, wesi Such boom would bring IN.
eoiI Wealth ana fame TO Salt Lake CITY
anI therc are many men now preparin.,
20 .rln Their sails so as 10 be preDorna 10
profit by this activity" 10