The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01

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ers IN New York has been os1cialiy
declared OF and the strikers return
ed TO work on Monday.
DR.. crippeu. the alleged slayer Of
his wife IN London. and who vas ar
rested In Quebec. Canada. has been
returned TO England for trial
". II. Shaw. living near BaIti-
more, has raised . crop OF tomatoes
this year that are said 10 average
one and half pounds in weight.
Hoke Smith. former Governor OF
Georgia. and Secretary of the lnte-
rior under Cleveland, has been re-
nominated for the governorship
against the present Incumbent. Jos.
NJ. Brown.
Former President Roosevelt, who is
making a tour of the Western States,
was given an enthusiastic reception
last week In Cheyenne, Wyoming,
the cowboys taking prominent part
in the proceedings.
Precisely nineteen days after he
had been shot and desperately
wounded on August 9Th, Mayor Gay
nor left st. Mary's Hospital in Hobo
ken and returned to Deep Wells, his
home at st. James, l.. l., Monday.
Five men were killed and one
badly injured when two heavy
freight trains on the River Route di-
vision of the Missouri Pacific collid-
ed head-on near Blackwater, about
IS miles west of Jefferson City, Mo-,
last Saturday.
After cutting her throat, sticking
a knife in her breast, swallowing bits
of glass and metal bottle tops, be-
sides eating the heads of box of
matches, Mr.. w. N. Fitzpatrick, Of
Germantown, Tenn, is still alive but
will probably die.
A statement of the internal reve-
nue. receipts for July, issued Monday,
shows a total of $29,719,032, which
is an increase of $6,719,0 32 over the
receipts for July, 1909. The new
corporations tax yielded s5,795,648
in July of this year.
By the death of Mrs. Flora L.
Dotger, who died at her home in
South Orange, N. j., recently, the
bulk of her estate, estimated to be
worth 100000, will go to Tus-
kegee Institute of which Booker T.
Washington is the head.
The Appalachian Exposition opens
at Knoxville, Tenn, on September
18th and continues until October IL.
Among the speakers on the opening
day will be President Taft. former
President Roosevelt, Postmaster
General Hitchcock, and former At
torney-General Bonaparte.
WIFI Brooks, negro suspected
of being a fugitive from North Caro-
lima, was arrested at DanviIle, Va. In
his trunk was found glass distillery
with various chemical compounds, to-
gether with a book of instructions,
telling how to make imitation whis-
key quick and cheap. A gallon of
| fluid marked alcohol was also seized.
Instead of peace monument as
first proposed, Americans in Mexico
will erect a joint memorial to George
| Washington and Miguel II Costello,
Fathers of Independence of the
| two countries, as their contribution
! to the centennial celebration plann-
ed to be held in Mexico City. The
proposed memorial is to cost approx
/ imately 100000.
! From the home of Stephen D. Ell
kins, former State Senator Merry A
Davis, Vice-Presidential candidate on
| the Democratic National ticket in
1904, denied the report that he was
dying. Mr.. Davis stated it was true
| that he fell down stairs a month ago,
sustaining slight bruises from which
he declared to-day he had fully re-
covered and was in his usual health.
One hundred million tons of coal
mined in West Virginia without the