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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
IMPROVEMENTS N0TEDFATAL SHOOTING IN ANs0N
JESSE PRICE CHARGED WITH
KILLING LESTER RUSHING.

wadesboro. Oct. 19.---one man
shot 10 death and another seriously
injured Is the result OF a shooting
affair In the southwestern part Of the
county Monday night. Jesse Price. a
young man OF the White Store neigh
borhood. shot and killed Lester
Rushing and seriously injured
Thomas Rushing. Price has disap-
peared and officers are seeking him.
Last week the men quarrelled over
an account. Rushing. viii rented a
piece Of land from Price. contending
that Price was charging him twice
for sack OF -four. The men had not
gotten along very well during the
year. Yesterday evening Lester and
Thomas Rushing went % the stables
on Prices place TO feed young Rush,
lng's mule. As they were leaving
the stable together. Price Is said to
have fired on them, and continued
until he had shot both OF them down.
Price soon left the place. and when
last seen was In his buggy going to.
ward Monroe. Lester Rushing died
within an hour. Thomas Rushing
was able to walk, and viii recover
lie has a number OF shot wounds
In his back aud arms. Lester Rush.
Ing was a popular young man and q
son OF the late Lester Rushing. HI
was between 10 and 20 years Of ags
and unmarried.
The only witness to the shooting
was Mrs. Price. the mother of the
man charged with the crime. Pric,
aud the Rushings we're thought vel
OF In the community and considered
peaceful citizens.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
4. d. q. This Afternoon.

This afternoon In their usual place
OF meeting. In the Y. NJ. G. A. build
Ing, the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy gathered at $40 o'clock. The
president. Mrs. b. l.. Tyree. called
the meeting 10 order and when the
secretary called the roll a larger
number than usual answered to their
names. The program OF the meeting
was given entirely 10 the general
convention. which met last week at
Rocky Mount. Mrs. Tyree gave a
general summary OF the convention,
Mrs. 4. NJ. German told OF the bust
ness side, while Mrs. T.. @. cuTrin
told how beautifully the social side
was carried out.
Miss Mabel Tuck made report
from the children's chapter.
The convention at Rocky Mount
was a splendid success. The dele
gates sent from this chapter are very
enthusiastic over Il.
The next general convention vii
meet In winston-Salem the fourth
week In October. 1911.
December ends the daughters
year and at the NEXT meeting OF this
chapter, which win be In November
the program will be given almost en-
tirely TO the election OF officers and
every member Is urged TO attend.
Al the meeting this afternoon Mrs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

Commander Peary. at one Of the nu-
merous Washington dinners following
his triumphant return from the pole.
got the better Of "A senator IN a war OF
wits.
what Is the good OF your discoy-
eryr' the senator said I'll wager that
you didn't ind single important Thing
at the north pole"
.oh. yes. did, said the explorer
Il found one very. very important
thing
aHumph. What was thatfn the sen
atof grunfedi tffl1 Ais'lRits'
"The way back home again." was
the reply.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
SOCIETY /
Phone SIS


Invitations have been issued read
Ing as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Cole re-
quest the honor OF your presence al
the marriage OF their daughter, Min.
ME Eleanor. TO Mr.. Lochiei Cameron
Mcdonald Wednesday morning, No
yeinber End. at 10 o'clock, Durham
North Carolina.
The bride-to-be is unusually popular
In this city and has large hosts o.
friends. Mr.. Cole Is secretary anf
treasurer Of the Chatham Knitting
Mills. Mr. Mcdonald Is druggist
holding position with Mr. w. N
Yearly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
AutoinobiIing to Raleigh.
PERSONALS

Miss Gladys Taliiferro left yester-
day for Richmond. Va, where she
will undergo slight operation for
the throat.
Miss Olive Turner spenu the day
IN the city today and will this aftert
noon leave for Raleigh. where she
will attend the fair.
Misses Delphine Howerton. Minnie
Sanford and Fannie Smith left this
morning for Raleigh. where they will
spent the week.
Mrs Sam Purnell, Of Richmond,
who has been visiting in the city.
left this morning for her home.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
DYING REQUEST
HELD SACRED
Woman Barricsdes Home 70
Hold Sisters Child
REs|sTs. BOYS FATHER
Regards Promise Made to Rear Little
Fellow and Never Surrender Him
10 Anybody rs Scored OblIsa-
ton on Her Part Which She
Says VIII Keep.

New York. Oct Undetermined to
risk any danger rather than break a
death bed promise. Mrs. LYDIA Diglow,
wife OF w. Dana Diglow. an architect.
turned her home at No. 1874 West
Eighty-second street into a fort and
used her furniture 70 barricade doors
and passageways,
As result OF Mrs. Diglow's fidel-
ity. w. Dana BIoodworth, four years
old. the son Of her half sister. the late
Mrs. George Bloodsworth. Is at the
Dlglow home closely guarded. while
the lads father. who lives In Sails
bury. Md, and three triends from that
Gown are nursing many bruises snf-
fered Ia chasing over fences In pursuit
Or the womcn and the child
According TO Mrs. DIglow her half
sister and son came here last july.
Mrs. BIoodsworih died September 20,
after exacting from Mrs. Diglow a
promise that she would rear her son
and never surrender him TO anyone.
This obligation was reeited to the
father Of the child. Mr.. and Mrs. Dig
low said. when they took the body Of
Mrs. Bloodsworth TO Salisbury for bn-
rial.
Mr.. Bloodsworih. Mrs. Diglow said,
appeared at her home IN taxicab ac-
eompanied by three men and asked foI
his son. Mrs. Diglow says the maid
had taken the boy for a walk and 50
informed his father. whom she invited
into the house. Leaving Mr.. Bloods-
worth In the parlor, Mrs. Diglow met
the maid outside and ordered her q
take the boy TO No. i3s West Eighty
second street. The three friends Of
Mr. Bloodsworth Immediately sum
moned him from the DigIow home
Mrs Dlglow then ran through a real
door and by using ladder ciamberet
oser two fences separation her home
from The house where the boy had
been taken.
According TO Mrs. Digios. the boys
father and his friends entered No. lS'
Just IN time to see her carry tn
younester through The rear door. Th'
woman assembled the ladder and wal
climbing the fence when her pnrsucrl
rushed through the door. perceiyin'
that she could not reach her owl
home. Mrs. DiFiow ran into the base
ment Of No. iss. raced upstairs ans
over the roofs TO her own home.
The father OF the boy and hi
friends were close behind when Mrs
Diglow locked the roof door OF ne
home and she then began piling fur
nlture against the outer doors OF he
resldencc. This done and the boy sc
creted. she telephoned 70 her hus
band.
The chase over fences had arouse
the nelghborhood and a message wa
sent TO police headquarters that me
we're attempting 10 kidnap boy. Pr
licemen from the West sixty-eight
street station hurried 10 the Diglo'
home. but Mr.. Bloodsvorfh and hi
friends had gone.
Mrs. Dislow says she regards he
agreement with the boys mother
sacred obligation, which, she believes
will meet the requirements Of q lcgs
nslnntlna
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

The famous English chief justice
Holt and bis wife hated each other to
the limit. and when she fell danger
ously III he was so delighted that be
became dlsgracefuily tipsy. llBut his
wife was equal to the emergency and
sent for the great Dr. Radcliffe. who
hated Holt. and therefore out Of spite
when the case was presented 10 him
came with great promptness and saw
cd her iIfe.-westminster Gazette.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

Ashoyille. Oyt. lp.-Isocke CRAIG
Esq. wei known attorney OF Ashc'
VILE. who was a prominent candidate
for governor two years ago. hal
brought suit IN the Buncombe count,
superior court against the Hans-Reci
Sons for the recovery Of $1,000, which
he alleges Ia due him on a conirac
which he had with tho company b,
which he was 10 aid I'm securing |
repeal OF the tariff on raw hides.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
Faithful 10 His Trust.

"what shall we say OF Senator
smugg7"
Just say he was always faithful
to HIS trust"
And shall VIC mention the name
OF the t7"--Louisyllle Courier
Journal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

Stranger say. my lad. what IL
considered good score on these
lInksy
caddIe Well. sir. most Of the
gents here tries 10 do Il IN as few
strokes as they can. but II generally
takes a few more. Scottish Ameri-
can.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
NORTH BOUND



No. IS makes connection al Amer
with Seaboard Air Line No IS for RAJ
leigh. Norfolk, Richmond. Washington.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
all Northern points, and with Raleigh
a Southport train No. 50 for Durham
No. al makes connection at Aper
with Seaboard Air Line 40. Al for san.
ford. Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Ham
let. Charlotte, Rockingham. Athens,
ATLANTA, Birmingham Montgomery
and all points III the West and South.
west: Columbia, savannah. Jackson.
Vile. Tampa and all uainfs IN Florida
BEST SCHEDULE OFT or DURHAM
TO THE SOUTH
All tickets are sold by this company
and accepted by the passenger with
the understanding thas this company
will not be liable for failure to run is
trains on schedule time. or for any
such delays AZ may be Incident 20 theft
operation. Care Is exercised 20 give cor.
rect time OF connecting lines, but this
company is not responsible for errors
or omissions.
NO SUNDAY TRAINS
~. Lumpkfn. Burke HobEood.
Act. Gen. pnss Art. Sol Pass. Agt
GENERAL OFFICES DURHAM N. G
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
Old enoush TO Notice.

"Are your papa and mamma at
homer asked the caller.
''No." replied little Marguerite. "one
u them may be here. but they never
are both at home al the same time"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
Nell Instructed.

Clcrgyman--Did your mother trj
10 lnculrate lessons OF thrift7
Chicago show Glrl--lndecd, shs
did. Many's the time she said 20 m'
when | was child: Maggie. nevei
live beyond your alimony.'--Life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
John Manning was hostess and
served an ice course.
Guess Road Sewing Circle.

Guess Road Sewing Circle.
The Guess Road Sewing circle was
entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
w. ]. Crawford at 3 o'clock.
This little circle of friends meet
every Tuesday and spend the after
noon with their sewing and pleasant
chat.
This afternoon they met with Mrs.
Crawford and as usual they enjoyed
being together. When the darkness
began to come and they could no
longer see to embroider. the hostess
served elegant refreshments
Those present. we're Mrs. Merritt.
Mrs. @. H. Nash. Mrs, Il. G. Brooks,
Mrs. w. II. Wannamaker, Mrs. w.
w. Card, Mrs. w. X. Boyd. Miss
Waldo and Mrs. LeGrand.
The up-to-Dates.
The up-to-Date club will meet
with Mrs. Il. J. Parrish Thursda,
afternoon at o'clock at her beau.
tiful country home. "Lochmoor."
Automobiiing 10 Raleigh.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Carr. Miss
Ethel Herndon, Mr.. o. p. Macarthur
Mr. and Mrs. James Carrigan lefl
this morning in automobiles for Raj
eigh. They will return Thursday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
Oxford TOBACCO Breaks.

Oxford. Oct. is.-There we're good
breaks OF tobacco "Wednesday and
farmers cemed satisfied with prices
obtained. Much Of the weed sold IS
high as 25 to so cents per pound.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

Immature conductor--(to clarinet
playerb--see here, Herr schlag. why
don't you follow your beatY
Veteran Clarinet (soiemnly l-If
you don't look ovid, will.--ruek-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

II hear his relations with his wife
are strained. what caused ~"
''I3es relations ''--Lippincott's-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20

eonfecrrcd upoii me In a deed Of trust
executed the 9sth day 81 September.
isoe, ~ Will appear ~ reference 81
otiios * TIE Rcrlstcr of Deeds for DUR
ham County, I Will on
stTrnDsT rms iaru nay or
NOVEMBER. 1910, At ~
O'gfOgk ".
oifer for sale 10 the hieHest bidder for
cash at the Court House door in Dur
ham. y. G.. al public auction, that piece
OF parcel OF land situate In Dugham
s, SWns ana so "rnh aud p dsscris,d a.
Isl lot: AdjoInine the lands OF Josie
II. pauh. Imperial Tobacco Go. and the
ina On Morris street in tie city u
Durham. beginning on the West side Of
Morris Street az The Imperial tobacco
Co.'S southeast corner. runninr thence
r.ahf 81 way IN the Norfolk Il Western
railroad. thence South Id degree w.
81 leg feet 90 stone. thence :. q 80
degrees 2oa feed TO q stone Morris
s,fee =, ne ~ III s asgrsei 80
40. 90 of the Z. NJ. Green estate, except
20 feet thereof on tile North t4de here
tofore sold TO the imperial tobacco Co.
ara y Icing ne lata wlsre tis paftiss TIC.
r. ~. Martin and Wife 10 Iiaul wheeler.
III lot: Adjoining the lands Of the
estate % J. ]. Poole. the Guess Nfll
inaeadam road. aud lying on Ellerhee
trek. beginning AZ me III. cornef
Of lot No & " tiic Roberts land. and
running thence y. ~ Ia degrees ~
73.S3 chains 10 D stake III the line 81
4 y. 7. Pole estate lands thence n 10 is
dcErees w about ass chains 10 pins
stump on the North hank 81 Ellerbs
crcck. thence W. TIRE center % - III
creek 90 the center Of the Guess Nil
road under the bridge. thence ". a
degrees w. along center Of said road
iO,is chains 20 4 turn In the road
1 thence ". Is degrees W. along the cen.
ter OF said road less chains 20 the be.
ginning. containing 20 acrss. more oi
less. according 20 the survey Of Hufui
Massey, and iyina aad being about tvs
miles from Durham. y. g., Il beln1
lands allotted 10 MaxaIe Roberts az
one ~ the co.tenants ~ the estate 81
bel. father. II lies on East side of Guess
Mill road.
lot No. 4, described herein. to.wil
the. Morris Street property u % 81
The sale il made by reason OF IN,
failure ~ Paul Whecler and wife % PAL
OF certain Indebtedness referred. to u
said deed OF trust according % IN
tenor 81 the notes evideneing the same
and uron the request Of the holders o
fhis october ism. isie
" 3 BRYANT.
W-W-o xf0otoo,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
Try a sun Want Ad.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE

tfndcr and By virtue OF the powers
confgcrrcd upon me IN a deed 81 trust
executed the 2sth day Of September.
1909. ~ VIII appear BY reference 60
RoDk ~ MoftEape b8. rage sT1, N the
office ~ the Register nf Deeds for DUR
lam County. ! will on
SATURDAY Tlit taTu Dn OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
COOPERATION IN MARKETING.

s possibilities for Hawaii development the banana
traoe appear the apathy that is
shown az representatives fruit importing firm are
looking the ded with view Of extending
operations Hawaii 1t is to e banana trade that New
of its prosperity and If
an entry prosper and transshpment
d equally well
New greatest receiving the world
unOaded from fifty ships month
the to Los
Seattle Tacoma and Portland among other cities
the selling ground for Hawaiian bananas is
and British carried across
the continent by rail
if Hawaiian and possible
growers the field with the South Amer
shipping selling and
handling the banana business OF Hawaii the same
followed the system used in the handling Of the pine
in Hawaiian
in itself failure, bound do
with their Hawaii
there here ready to cooperate
could undoubtedly be made
the banana trade with the mainland also true OF the
between the islands If the could
products already this city, ready dc
Francisco could be given to
had reasonable assurance OF
regularity packing The suggestions made along
study and investigation into conditions
thought Some the of cooperation between
producers and then the trade that belongs
to ava win at home
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
THE c1uNEY CHARGE.

coroner's
in connection with the
The victim of ouneys speeding
the
and the killing people is
a right o automobile
viii the natural sympathy for Quincy youth irresponsible his
before
he is the who must
widow and small children who deserve
suffering from rretevab loss through
forgotten either that unless this craving
speed others of his
the killing Of innocent people will go on.
who missed killing through
UNPUBLISHED suspended
something position today
their
accidents something to do with the killing
defed respecting speeding his
youths the
blow a citizen Monday.
been disposition the part of the police overlook much in
speeding been altogether much disregard of the
on the o auomoblists
charge Cluney
tons that such decision the of celebrating possible
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
TIE oRuN woRK CO.'S ON.

Nine BOnohafro tuberculosis May May Is
reported hundred
harvest White Plague. indignant
speed mania with eanmty killing
alcohol
teribl thing life for thrill Of
speeding; many terrible uphold that kills
for profit.
graves majority Hawaans, past
probability majority Hawaians
be dug the sixteen days For homf Who has death marked down
a his before the day June7 And who after thatf
misleading the Hawaiian
their for continuance Of the liquor trade the Islands for
the conditions that inexoraby pg the the
aboriginal Hawaii should
regularly board of health Hawaians suggestion
prohibition win against them than against
alcohol brought bringing andnless the it
by their veswi bring them and to their nhbo Those
etating prohibition should condition
Hawaiian should investigate
alcohol tuberculosis the Hawains should decide
whether they afford become the determination
o
the majority Hawaians
thing the which the theory of privileges falls
exhorters by photographers by lying
Hawaians protection
the saloons of Hawaii Who afford to help
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
pEN1rENr1ARY EXAMPLE NEEDED.

with nothing else,
with possible
children of
o hardworking citizen.
working fveyears' for
driving
that killed !. NJ. OF
"he Advertiser will welcome the day Honolulu aniacs
penteniaIy
the in which they
license entities them to kill with impuniy
to
capable dealing carefully Apparently
them the
lesson home and the that day the will the right the
public I
be pententiary
begin We know what will be with the three held for
death Monday individuals
utterly
they represent
for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
PROHIBITION A BOOST.

yesterdays
signed argued prohibition biggest posi-
knocking Honolulu stating number things that
happen under prohibition to knock
opinion,
be
Honolulu correspondent fge that sailors
call
Hawai leisure would allowed
that of phries
doe an
win without
be forced decent comfortable living home with
that honest, sober father viii them
Hundreds will be thrown of work hundreds whose living
living
liquor There many depending it for "ey living bu
without the prevent progress win ngs enough
TO
'Thee win be falling of in charity contributions in all lines" Their
will There will be charity
hospitals
the others whose business it is to look after the human
Prohibition will boost every direction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
ONE. TWO. THREE.

remarkable
especially convcts departed
soon
of
the Kahuu
suit of Clothes hat long knife
criminoogist would
in methods something
the appro-
suit clothes loaf
entertaining
win the admiration that doled the slick aforesaid
with
convict clothes behind his
as rolling GU the territor prison.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
RECORD WAGERS ON
JEFF-IOHNsON FIGHT

AS betting proposition the forth
coming fight between ''Jim' Jeffries
and "Jack" Johnson will probably be
without equal in the history of the
sporting world. Counting the wagers
that are being made in this country, as
well as the hundreds of thousands of dol
lars that will be staked ON the outcome
In other quarters of the globe, it is esti-
mated that between $4,0O0,00O and $5.-
ooo,ooo, all told, win change hands.
Alternates Training.
Jefries believes that the wisest train
ing routine calls for an alienation of
rest and work.
Jetrles brother, Jack, will appear in
the role of sparring partner whenever
called upon. Jack Jeffries is of sniff
cient bulk and strength to make
worthy antagonist for the former cham
pion, apd is regarded as a valuable adj
dition to the camp.
Joe Choynski has made his first
prophecy as to the outcome of the bio.
fight. Says Joe:
'Jeff will win in just about seven
rounds. / have figured this ont care
fully and it has nothing to do with
my being attached to Jeff's camp. Ra-
member this and see if I didn't cali
the turn"
johnson Boxing.
johnson will box five or six rounds
with several of his sparring partners
He has bunch of them on his staff
enough to keep him busy for long
time, unless he knocks them all out at
the outset, and this is not at all likely
johnson viii go along by easy stages.
de figures that he has plenty of time
and he does not care about going stale
few weeks before the date of the bat
tie. He has his own system mapped out
and he will carry it through to the very
letter. He knows what he wants.
johnson weighs about 230 pounds at
the present time. He figures on taking
off 20 pounds during his training siege.
He wants this to come off gradually,
too, and as he has nearly seven weeks
in which to reduce, there is no reason
why he can not condition himself to his
heart 3 content. So far as is known
johnson will do all the bossing at the
training camp.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
SYMPATHY FOR L1L1uoKA1AN1.

The from Washington that liuokaan
of appeal regard her claim the win
ceyed generally with although probable that the feeling the
majority here have been that the legal claims the
well founded The ek point
aud fought
Admokaap old feeble health spirit
The that have passed since what she regarded right and the
majority here regarded right ad be fought erd
with them Tho feelings bitterness that existed then
Who opposed hes thea anm themselves today
among Them that the Of sympathy
galdpe the anal decision Of hf court Of claims
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20
FAKTNG Foo11sHNEss.

The comments of afternoon the which The Advertiser
cabled
LEGATION
signing the joint resolution for the pebisc
President
Bulletins Especial Of
his The official signing joint
mangd it that matter
false To complete the Bulletins that dy
cabgam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-05-20

of
thousand tourists that
which hmlon
thousand tourists beginning
but there
be of
accord, patriotism be sgaket any
to grow checked hampged.