davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-26

stosunek sasiedzki i re ME jest
to ich wing, jezeli rozpolityko-
wany swiatek parliamentary W
Belgradzie ustawicznie podsuwa
Austro-Wegrom tendencye an
tyserbskie i wywoluje skutkiem
tego zatargi publicystyczne i dy-
plomatyczne. Rowniez krol Fer
dynand buigarski zrozumie, re
nadal musi sic liczyc faktem
dobrych stosunkow pomiedzy
Wiedniem Cetynia. Metoda
krola Ferdynanda, polegajaca ma
balansowaniu miedzy Wied-
MEM Petersburgiem, bedzie
zawodna cd chwili, gdy Wiedeh
potrafi sobie zapewnic W Cetynii
sta}y punkt oparcia dla swojej
polityki balkanskiej.
Z powyzszego wynika, re hr.
Aehrenthal stanowczo zrywa z
metoda, ktora hr. Kalnoky i hr.
Goiuchowski stosowali w sto-
sunkach Austro-Wegier do Car
nogorza. Obaj ci ministrowie
pozostawali, o lie chodzifo o
GzaEHegoszey pod wPlywenfs We
gierskich szefow sekcyi we
gierskich referentow prasowych
ministeryum spraw zagranicz-
nych. Najwpiywowszym tego
grona byi Ludwik Doczi, dzisiei-
sly baron Doczi, cziowiek ME
watpliwie zdolny, ale w ocenia-
niu stosunkow siowiansko-baf-
'kanskich ME umiejacy sic wzbic
ma wyzszy poziom polityczny. 0
Czarnogorzu specyalnie pisai on
sam, oraz innym polecai pisac W
sposob, niewatpliwie bardzo do
bry dla brukowego felietonisty
budapesztenskiego, a wiec zios-
Hwy, kpiacy, dowcipkujacy, lecz
stanowczo niepolityczny. Doczi
i lego ministrowie ME zapomi-
nall, re te dowcipy kpiace wy
woiuja W Cetynii usprawiedli-
wione oburzenie podkopuja tam
wpiywy Austro-Wegier. Mary
zlego dopeiniali obaj minisaro-
vie swojemi uwagami W dorocz-
nych exposes delegacyjnych u
wagami, prawie zawsze lekcewa-
zacemi Czarnogorze. Obecna
zmiana pod tym wzgledem sta
nowczo wyjdzie Austro-We-
grom ma korzysc.
Nawiazanie sciSlejszych i lep-
szych stosunkow Austro-We-
gier Czarnogorzem nalezy IL
wazac "a szczesliwy wstep do
wzmocmenia wplywow monar-
chii habsburskiej ma poiwyspie
Balkanskim, wpiywow samo-
dzielnych. niezmuszonych do O.
glqdania sic ma sprzymierzen-
COW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-26
Telegranly zagraniczne

Ateny, Grecya, 26 pazdziernlka
Dekertem kr6lewskim, ogioszo-
nym wczoraj popoiudniu zostalc
rozwiqzane Zgromadzenie Naro-
dove greckie, obradujace cd kilku
tygodni mad sprawa regulacyi We
wnetrznych zewnetrznych sto-
sunkow W kraju. Move wybory
naznaczyi krd ma dzieh 2S listo-
pada br. Mfnisteryum Nsnizelosa
slynnego trybuna wyspy Kfety
pozostaje u steru rzadu. o zna-
miennem TEN zajsciu donosi IL
rzedowo posel amerykanski wa
tenach.
Lizbona, 26 pazdziernika.- Ia
strajkowaia til unia woznicow
u w t| =. ~. So. 80. =. q. e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-26
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNAROD0WH
Chicago 20 pazdziermka.
(Wizyta krola czanogorskiego
w Wiedniu).

w poczatkach listopada, przybe-
die do Wiednia, celem ziozenia
wizyty oficyalnej dworowi tu-
tejszemu. Bedzie to pierwsza Wi
zyta nowego krola W Stolicach
europejSkich. Rzecz wiec bardzo
charakterystyczna pod wzgledem
politycznym, re Mikoiaj l. swo-
je wizyty europejskie postanowii
rozpoczac cd dworu wiedenskie-
60, aczkolwiek pomawiano go,
ze jest wzgledem tego dworu u
sposobiony niemal nieprzyjaz-
ME.
Dwor wiedenski umie tez oce-
mic dobra wole kr6la Mikoiaja.
Ceremonial przyieeia tego goSciss
bedzie bardzo wystawny nj
czem ME r6zniacy sic Cd ceremo-
niaiu przyjec innych monarchow
europejskich, przybywajacych do
Wiednia wizyta urzedowa. Ma
dworcu kolejowym bedzie ocze-
kiwal goScia cesarz Franciszek
Jozef, otoczony wszystkimi ar
cyksiazetami. Krol czarnogorski
zamieszka W Burgu cesarskim.
Ma czeSc krola cesarz wyda
wielki obiad galowy. Podczas O.
biadu obydwaj monarchowie
wyglosza toasty polityczne. w
operze nadwornej odbedzie sic
przedstawienie galowe.
Me ulega najmniejszej watpli-
woSci, re wizyta krola /czarno-
g6rskiego W Wiedniu uhonoro-
wanie goScia W sposob, niczem
sic ME rozniacy cd honorowania
innych wybitnych monarch6w,
wpiynie ma zacieSnienie stosun-
kow pomiedzy dworem W Getty
nil Acknowledgment, Dworu
tego zaS ME nalezy lekcewazy6.
Jest to dwor malehkiego pan
stwa malenkiego narodu, wy
wiera przeciez wpiyw olbrzymi
nietylko ma poiwyspie Balkan
skim. ale W caiej Siowianszczyz-
ME poludniowej, ktorej czeSc
znaczna ley W granicach Au-
stro-Wegier. Nadto ME trzeba
zapominac, il dw6- w Cetynii
jest poiaczony bliskimi weziami
dworem wioskim. Ola krolo-
wei Heleny ME bedzie rzecza O.
bojetna dowiedziec sic j siyszec,
IL cesarz austryacki przyjai jej
ojca z wSzelkimi honorami ME
szczedzii mu dowodow uznania.
Wiadomo doskonale, jak wielki
wpiyw wywiera krofowa wioska
ma swojego maizonka. Krol Wik
tor Emanuel III. pod wpiywem
uspokajajacym swojej zony be-
die sklonny W przysziosci do
bardziej kompromisowego zapa-
trywania sic ma niejeden szcze-
col stosunkow austro-wloskich.
Przyjecie krola Mikoiaja' |.
we Wiedniu wszystkimi homo
rami, ktore sic mu naleza, "a
przeczy take rozsiewanym W
Belgradzie wiesciom, jakoby
Austro-Wegry dybaiy ma zgube
Serbii dlatego ME chciaiy przy-
jac W Wiedniu krola Piotra |.
Ows legenda okaze sic tyIko ls-
Aia Przyjseie Er6la Mikolsja
isaniu dql,jfdzis = Az
w a6|;s agl,tx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-26

4
ME sic chmur, pozniej grad ME
bywaiej wielkoSci; dodac nalezy
re i wulkan Wezuwiusz i zgasly.
czy ME czynny cd dawna maly
wulkan Epomeo ma Ischii wyrzu-
ciiy Gale powodzie lawy i blota 60.
|racego, kt6re zalafy Gale pre-
strzenie do onegdaj pokryte prze-
pieknemi winnicami sadami pei
nemi pomarancz cytryn. Caly
szereg miast ucierpiai ciezko Cd
wichru straszliwego. Portico, Tor
re del Greco, Amalfi, Resina, Sor-
rento, Maiorit, Angri, Ponteca-
gnao, Cataro Montecorvino :
poniosiy straty idace W krocie "
siecy; milionowe szkody poczyni-
Ia burza W ogrodach winnicach ;
straty w lrrdziach wynosza 60
Ira 100 osob!. Rad zorganizowai
energiczna akcye ratunkowa, ma
ktorej czele stanaf admiral Leo
nardi, minister maryanarki. Przy-
gnebienie wSrod ludnoSci wielkie
i.powSzechne.
Londyn, 26 pazdziernika. = Pc
.jednodniowej zaledwie rozprawie
sgd lendyqfskf wzaas pa1r=
me Klare Leneve, towarzyszke dra
Crippena, oskarzona o to, re mu
dopomagaia w zamordowaniu 20
ny jego, Belli Ellmores, = ME
winna zarzuconej zbrodni uwol-
nil ia Cd odpowiedzialnosci. O.
bronca oskarzonej, adwokat po-
sci do parlamentu, Fr. E. Smith
zaznaczyl, re oskarzona pozosta-
wala pod hypnotycznym wply-
wem Crippena juz Cd 1890 roku
zycia, ale przes}uchy Swiadkow
ME tylko ME wykazyaiy jej why,
ale nawet jej wiedzy spe}nieniu
morderstwa. Sad sic od wywodow
tych przychylii uwoinii oskar-
zona
Bruksela, Belgia, 26 pazdzierni-
ka. : Bawi tu z rodzina cesarz
Wilhelm niemiecki, ktoremu owa-
cyjne zgotowano przyjecie: ma
dworcu kolejowym powitai go
krol Albert zona, ulice miasta
udekorowano wystawnie, ludnosc
wita}a gosci owacyjnie; dla bez-
pieczenstwa cesarza skonsygno-
wano 10000 wojSka ma ulicach
miasta A ME cd rzeczy ia ostroz-
nose, poniewaz socyaliSci belgij-
scy, zaprotestowali przeciw why
Gle cesarza niemieckiego, ktory
trzyma Niemcy W ucisku militar-
nym i zapowiedzieli dawno przy-
gotowana manifestacye antimili-
tarna. Rad, bojqc sic rozruchow
ME dopuscil do niej, ale socyalisci
odbyli zebranie masowe rezolu-
eye o tresci wyzej zaznaczonej O.
giosii. w palacu krolewskim Cd
byf sic obiad galowy przemowa-
mi, toastami ETC.; krol Albert sia-
viii cesarza "a ,,zaSlugi koio IL
trzymania pokoju", cesarz sIawil
Belgie "a zasiugi ma polu przemy
stu, sztuk i handlu. Wizyta ce-
.sarska ZaZnacza, ze mledZy Bel
gia Niemcami wyborne zapano-
waiy stosunki, czego ME byfo mo-
INA powiedziec o czasach "a po-
.przedniego kr6la LeopQlda, ktore
go wizyt cesarz Wilhelm nigdy
ME rewizytowai.. /.
Berlin, &c pazdziernika.- Rad
turecki po rekuzie francuskiel
nawiazal pertraktacye bankami
niemieckimi, austryackimi we
gierskintE aby wsp6lnie cd Mich O.
trzymac upragniona pozyczke W
sumie so nilionow, nieodzownie
Epotrzebna T,ircyi. Francya ME da-
|ia pieniedzy dlstego, ze Turcya,
|IzbIi5,yla &, Sic 40 lIdjprzyInierza sto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-26
ROK XXI.

. No pitoii DoN ~
cuskiego grona awiatorow, O.
ltrzymaf Paryza cd klubu Aero
odpowiedz ma swe zapytanie, czy-
Iii Francuzi moga wziqc udziaf W
zapasach wobec zarzadzeh spree
ciwiajacych sic zwyklemu regula-
minowi. Odpowiedziano mu, re
tax ON jak jego towarzysze ma
lila postapic wedlc w}asnego uzna-
MIA. lie Blanc jeszcze ME jest pc
why, co uczyni, ale trivia w pre-
konaniu, re przestrzeh do wzlo-
tow W niebezpieczny sposob "a
slonieta jest budynkami i drzewa-
mi = Nowy rekord we wzlocie
wzwyz, zdobyly onegdaj przez j.
Armstrong; Drexela, zostai wczo-
raj pokonany przez rekord Raj
pha Johstona, ktory w ybezgio-
wynn" biplanie osiagnaf wysokosc
|71O5 stop.Hubert Latham W swym
monoplanie Antoinette posrod sill
nego wiatru wykonywaf najzu-
lchwalsze sztuki awiatyczne.
St. Louis, Mo-, 26 pazdziernika.
Przygotowania do wyprawy ba-
llonem, celem odszukania balonu
America II. i jego zeglarzy, przy-
spieszono, a St. Louis de Phul
ldzis wieczorem wyjeidza do Sault
Ste Marie. Pewna firma handluja-
ca futrami wyznaczyia $500 ma
grody "a odszukanie Hawleya /
LEGO towarzysza. John Berry, kto-
ry nadzorowaf napefnianie balo-
nu America II. gazem, opowiada,.
re Hawley pred wyruszeniem y
swiadczyi re gotow jest spedzic
1w powietrzu 70 do so godzin /
pobic wszelkie rekordy d}ugosci
podrozy i dlugosci czasu. Dodaf
IL jest pewien, re dostanie sic do
dziewiczych lasow Kanady, ale
wazy sic ma wszystko, takzc ia
| to, Ze w danvm raZie 90 ME od-
szukaja.
Meriden, Miss, ?G p2zdzierni-
ka. = 500 funkcyonaryuszy kole-
Ijowych, kt6rzy W roznych miej-
scach w Louisiana i Mississippi
strajkowali ma kolei Queen and
1Crescent, azeby pozyskat wyzsze
place, powrocili do piracy ma daw-
nych warunkach. Powiadaja, &c
stracili nadzieje zwycies:wa, gdyz
ME doznali poparcia re strony Ill
nych unij.
Pittsburg, Pa, 26 pazdziernika.
1900 kotlarzy, ktorzy strajkowali
tn Cd / sierpnia w kilkunastu
warsztatach, powrocili do piracy.
gdyz podwyzszono i'm place. =
Strajk odby Isle bardz ospokojnie.
Boulder, Colo, 26 pazdziernika.
Poniewaz ma tutejszym uniwer-
sytecie stanowym suSpendowano
II studentow, przeto wszyscy stu
denci w liczbie 500 zastrajkowali i
sale wykiadowe stoja pustkami.
Suspendowanie nastapiio wskutek
tego, re pomimo zakazu nowicyu-
Sow poddano praktykom Cd VIE
lu lat tn wprowadzonym, pole
gajacym ma tenn, re po spadnieciu
pierwszego sniegu kazano i'm w
adamowym stroju biegac wokofo
dormitoryum.
Nowy York, 70 pazdzlernlka.
Charles E. Ellis Erwin R. Gra-
YES, prezydent i wiceprezydent
,,Kornit Manufacturing CO., 20
stall tn w sadzie zwiazkowym dy-
stryktowym uznani winnymi mad
uzywania poczty do popetniania O.
szustw. w piatek otrzymaja wy
rok, do tego czasu So na wolneJ
stopie pod kaucya po $4,000. =
|Owa KERMIT Company" ogiasza-
Ia W gazetach przez Elisa kontro-
lowanych innych, re posiada pa
tent do wyrabiania sztucznej gu
my i zachecaia do zakupna akcyj,
przyrzekajac olbrzymie zyski. Po-
dobno sprzedano akcye ma SUNG
$4,000. w procesie okazafo sic,
re ,,fabrykaf' kompanii sic spali-
Ia, ale pred pozarem Gala jej
produkcya miafa wartosc tylko
.S101
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-26
STRASzLIWY ORKAN WE WtoSzECH.
Szczegoly kleski.
Wsp6lniczka Crippena uwolniona = Cesarz
niemiecki wBelgii.-ze spraw niemieckich.
GrOzne echa straiku kOlejOwego we Francyi.

Rad pOrtugaska. ygodna
awatycznegoW sprawie balOnu Amerca IiR0zne straki
Wekie oszustwO- Handel ,biaemi niewoncami.' Fozar
dOmu starcow.-Burmistrz Nowego YOrku a szynkarze
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
80 THOUSAND
DOLLARS TAKEN

Oil City, Pa, May 10.-Thirty-two
thousand dollars was stolen from the
Oil City Office of the Adams Express
Company early today. The money be-
longed to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
1t is one of the most mysterious
crimes committed in Pennsylvania in
years. Not single clue was left by
the robbers. It was taken from the
office in the absence of Night Mana
ger TRULY. He left the Office unguard-
ed for few minutes about a. m.
and when he returned there was no
trace of the money. Thhe theft was
evidently planned carefully by practi-
cal criminals. 1t is believed they kept
a careful watch on the Office for days
till the opportune moment arrived.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
Hradstreet's Trade Report.

Richmond, Va, May 19-Brad-
streets Saturday will say for Rich
nond and vicinity: Trade conditions
generally are fair, some improvement
being noted over last week; however,
weather conditions have to some ex-
tent retarded trade especially in sea-
sonab1e commodities. Dry goods are
quiet. Trunk and bag manufacture
ers report active ordering. Sales OF
shoes for future delivery are up to the
average for this season. Grocers re
port fair sales though ordering is al
fected by the high prices Of many
commodities. Cool weather has not
been favorable to crop growing and
in some sections frost has injured
many early crops. Retail trade and
collections are fair.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
EDWARDS
FUNERAL
TOMORROW

A Great Throng Five Miles in Length
Crowd to Catch Last Glimpse OF
the Dead Monarch.
London, May 19.-The last tribute
of his people was given to Edward to-
day. Tomorrow when the dead ruler
will be laid in his sepulchre the pomp
of kings funeral will overshadow
thhe nations grief.
Today the populace had their last
opportunity to pass the bier in West
minister hall. Despite the rain and
cold great throngs kept in line all
night. When the dawn came the
dawn came the crowd which the po-
lice estimated to be the largest ever
gothered in London, was twined in
monster line five miles long from
Westminster through Great London It
was increased at the rate of one hun
dred minutet. So grea was the
crush that many women were over
come and had to be carried away in
ambulances. Court today was remov-
ed from Buckingham to Windsor
where final services will be held to-
morrow.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
Cotton.

New York, May 19.-The opening of
cotton was something of disappoint-
ment to the bulls, who had expected
a rise from Is to 20 points on the
strong cables from Liverpool. Prices,
however, started only to points
higher. At the opening May was Off
cred at 14.9s,- July 1906, September
1850, bid October 1878.
At noon quotations were as follows:
May 1889, July 14..94. October 1911,
December 1856.
Liverpool closed to 6 points ad-
vance, with May and June 7.81 IL,
July and August 7.72 IL. October and
November $50 1-2, December and JAN
uary 669, February and March 6.66.
Spots-Wilson market, 14.1-2c.
The market closed at p. m. as
follows: May 1895, July 14.99, Oct.
1878, Dec. 1851, steady.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
State Sells it's Cotton.

News and Observer. -
That the states prison has sold the
last of it's cotton, was stated yesteT
day by Mr.. George A. Norwood OF
Goldsboro, chairman of the board or
directors, who was a visitor to the
city.
There was leftafter the first sale
of 500 bales 694 bales and the sale OF
this has just been madeto a cotton
firm in Richmond, Virginia. The sale
was on a basis of 15 cents for mid
ding, but as all the cotton did not
reach this grade the sale was on an
average of Ia ga cents per pound,
and the receipts were about $51, 1872.
The sale of the 500 bales first made
were on the basis of Is cents
pound and this realized about $37, 500,
the entireproceeds of the cotton crop
of the year being between $4,000 and
$S9, 900. The states prison has now
on hand about $4,000 bushels of pea
nuts and when these are sold thiA
will close out the entire crop of the
year.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
Entertains Friends at 100.

Cape Charles, Va, May 18.-Miss
Nancy Kelley few days ago, on the
occasion of ner Tooth birthday, pre-
pared with her own hands a dinner
for a number of friends and relatives.
who came to her home on Hog Island
to spend the day with her.
According to authentic records,
Miss Kelley was born 100 years ago.
May IA, on Hog Island. Since the
death of her brothers she has been
doing the housekeeping, doing the
chores about her little home and tend
ing a small crop of corn each year.
Miss Kelley's memory is good, her
senses keen, she has never been Sc
riously i'll, and has never taken medi-
cine. She has never left Hog Island,
never attended performance of any
kind, has never seen a trolley OF
steam car.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
wiIminaton Raised License.

Wilmington, May 17.-At meeting
of the board of aldermen held yester-
day afternoon the budget for the fiscal
year beginning June 1 was passed
upon, although only four of the ten
members of the board were present.
BY far the most important changes
were those affecting near-beer and
brewers agents, the tax on both hav.
ing been placed at $1,000, this being
an increase from $100. 1t is said that
an effort will probably be made to
have the near-beer license changed
before June 1, as it is understood six
members of the board are opposed to
a $1,000 Slicense.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
spinners Meet at Charlotte.

Charlotte, May 18.-When President
Lewis w. Parker called the members
to order shortly after 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, the fourteenth an
nual convention of the American Cot
ton Manufa cturers' association soon
got under way and the members be-
gan to discuss and debate the vast
amount of business that is to come
before the association during the
two days that it is to be in
session here. In spite of threatening
weather the Academy of Music was
well filled with members, guests and
visitors. Cotton manufacturers were
States and some from other countries.
The great majority of the spindles in
the southern states was represented,
and there was representation from the
mills of New England.
Yesterdays program included the
presidents address, discussions of
warehousing cotton, excess on tare
cotton, development of the cutting-up
trade, report of the sales committee
and general discussion of the con-
tract.
The decided feature of the morning
session was the annual address of
the president, Lewis w. Parker, OF
Greenville, S. G. Mr. Parker had
something hewanted to say and he
did not mince his words. He was
clear and forceful and he was listened
to with rapt attention by everybody
present. He condemned in unmistak
able terms the methods of the New
York cotton exchange and deprecated
gambling in cotton The tenor of his
address was for healthy business deal
ings instead of speculation.
Ridley Watts, of New York, pre-
sented to President Parker, in behalf
of the association, a handsome gold
Tiffany medal, emblematic of the seal
of the association, and Mr. Parker ex
pressed his appreciation in words thai
showed he was deeply touched. This
came as a surprise to him, and was
all the more appreciated on this ae
count.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-05-20
State Bonds Not Sold.

Raleigh, -, c., May 19-The bids
which were opened yesterday by
State Treasurer B. r. Lacy for the
sale Of the issue of $3,430,000 of
North Carolina four per cent forty
yearrefunding bonds were not such
as to cause any of the bids to be ac-
cepted the entire issue not being bid
for ,and hence the council of state
after deliberation concluded to make
no awards and have advertised for
new bids to be opened on Saturday,
May %, at noon.
There were presentin the state
treasurer's Office at noon yesterday
when the bids were offered some
three or four of the bidders, and 9TH
er spectators, but nothing was done
there except to read the bids, no
awards being made, the matter being
taken up by the council of state.
There were thirty-nine bids made
that were considered, these running
from par to $104.5O for each $10O, the
aggregate amount of the bids being
$1,76S,000, the highest bid of $104.5O
being from North Carolina parties,
while the lowest bid was from a
northern firm which offered little
over $98 on the $10O, total of $49,-
021 for $4,000 of the bonds. Under
the provisions of the law, which says
that no bid less than par would be
considered, thiswas not figured in the
total amount bid.
After deliberation the council of
state determined not to act on the
bids received, and authorized that ad-
vertisements be made that new bids
would be received, these to be opened
at noon on Saturday, tn 28th of May
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Delay in Making Appointment.

Raleigh, May 18.-It looks now like
it will be several days yet before the
corporation commission will elect a
successor to H. c. Brown as secre-
tary to the commission, owing to the
fact that Commissioner Rogers has
been called to his home in Macon
county on account of a fire on his
plantation that destroyed a fine barn
and contents, valued at $4,000.
A. J. Maxwell, of Lenoir, one of the
principal candidates for the secretary.
ship, was in the city yesterday mend
ing his fences. 1t is learned that a
number of new applications for the
place have come in the past few days
although the commissioners will not
make public their names.
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Farmer Ends His Life.

Winston-Salem, May 19.-John Win
free, well-to-do farmer of this coun-
tyi committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself through the heart
with a shot gun. Two years ago he
attempted to hang himself but failed
by the rope breaking. His mind has
been impaired for several Years and
arrangements had been made to- =
him to state hospital today.
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Found Dead in Bed.

Rocky. Mount, May 19.-After hav-
ing gone to bed in apparent perfect
health, Mr.. J. H. Faircloth was found
dead in bed yesterday morning by the
member of his family who went to
rouse him for thebreakfast hour. The
deceased was about 35 years old and
leaves a. wife and four children. His
death is accounted for as heart trou.
BILE.
The funeral was held from the
home yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
by Rev. w. G. Hall; pastor of the Ar
lington Street Baptist church, after
which the remains were inferred in
Pineview cemetery.
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In Memory Of Earl Wilson.

Annapolis, Nd, May 19.-The exec
utive committee of the Naval Ath-
letic association yesterday unani
mously decided that the name of the
late Midshipman Earl D. Wilson, OF
Covington, KY. who died month ago
from injuries sustained in football
game last year. shall be engraved
upon the handsome silver trophy CUP
presented by Col. Robert M. Thomp
son, of NeA York. as being the me-
shipman WhSse personal influence die
most for the,promotion of athletics Al
the academy during an academic
term.
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bonded as to fully protect the ex-
changes, the association believing
that. by this method reasonable pari-
ty will be maintained between cotton
and contracts.
With the convening of the second
days session, President Parker as
chairman of the committee on sales
note contract, read the report of the
committee with recommendation that
it be adopted and the committee con-
tinued for another year. This was
done. Addressing himself to the re-
port, President Parker said the con-
tract would apply with equal force to
both buyer and seller, and that these
two factors would both give up some
thing. He said that the buyers had
been glad to cooperate with the COM
mittee, had yielded in the matter of
cancellation, but insisted that manu-
facturers comply with width, weight
and measure. This seemed fair and
right to the committee, the chairman
said, and he was cheered.
One of the members asked about
the delivery of cotton. Mr.. Parker said
that had been provided for. The de-
livery depends on the contract. If
the goods are ordered f. O. b. the mill,
the risk is that OF the buyer, but if
ordered f. o. b. New York, the mill is
responsible until the arrival of the
goods.
The following officers were elected
this afternoon:
President, D. Y. Cooper, Henderson,
N. C.
Vice-president, Elliott A. Smyth,
Greenville, S. C.
Secretary C. B. Bryant,
Charlotte, N. G.