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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11
THE JOYS OF OTHER DAYS
Writer'S Memory Goes Back to De-
lights of Which the Present Gen.
Grafton Knows Little.

We cheerfully admit that the fur
mace and the hard coal base burner
add a whole lot of modern comfort,
but after all they have their draw
backs. For instance, you can't very
we'll pop corr in either a furnace or
a base burner. 1t took those old
fashioned stoves, in which we used to
burn a twO-foot length of hickory
wood, for that sort of thing. When
the wood had burned down to glow
ing Goals, we'd open the front door.
rake the Goals down in front and pro-
ceed to pop corn. When we get rich
we are going to have one of those old
fashioned stoves put up in our room,
with a lot of twO-fOOt seasoned hickory
in the basement, and every now and
then we are going to start a fire in
that stove, get a good DEC of Goals,
and then pop a dishpan full of corn,
just as a reminder of old days. OF
course, We'll eat the popcorn, not as
a reminder Of old days, but because we
are awfully fond of p~opcorn.-Yill NJ.
Maupin, in The COmmOner.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11
Not Much Doinu.

Washington, Feb. 22.-The only
reference to GeOgre Washington in the
house of representatives,, when it met
today. was by Rev. Henry N. Couden
the blind Chaplain. Extending the
morning prayer beyond the usual time
consumed in that devotional exercises
Mr.. Couden referred e. the influence
of the gr~at work ona character of
Washington upon the eeStiny of the
American public"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11
Strike Is Possibility.

Baltimore. Nd. Feb. 22.-Wage ne
gutiations between the Baltimore "
ONO railroad conductors and rain
men and company ended today in a
disagreement. The company declined
to change its counter proposition to
accord with the desires of the men.
The whole subject now goes to the
rank and file who will vote on the
question of a strike, which the broth
rrhood officials regard as a strong
possibility.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11

The above is an illustration OF a
$1,000 Poland-C China boar raised at
Glen Ellyn. III. His head denotes his
splendid breeding, With hogs selling
around 50 this unlovely animal is II
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11

Hogs ,hat are of uniform size and
weight will tatten best.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11
CiUman Improvinq.

Washington. Feb. 22.-The improve
ment in the condition of Sen. Benz. r.
Tiliman of South Carolina continued
today, n his family believe he is
gradually approaching recovery.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-03-11
She Had Noticed 1t.

Mrs. Knicker.-They say the pur.
chasing power of a dollar has dimin.
ished.
Mrs. Bocker.-Yes, it used to buy a
bargain worth $1.9S, and now it only
gets something worth $1.49.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-21

iinter teiner 8eOinglng mebr erIan.
gen fam.
g8enn Die oeruofratiihe Yartei tlilg
into tpeiie uno nod BON Dem friiberen
freibeitlifen @eilt otir6oringen ip1-
re, 10 niirOe iie, eberlio tpie 9rDon
bon yieiner BfIidt" erfiiIlt lit, ibr ben
8oiiernngen olif5itbalier, iie 5it elmer
ShIeppeittr6gerin Der fonatiihen
Mufer 5ii MAIDEN, iib oerpfliftet fiib-
len, geraoe fir oas @egenteil eir5u.
treteii uno Die 9ohbnItlnig Der perion.
lihen 5reibeit IN ibre BIatform 5u
Ibreiben, nls elm unper1ltberlihes
Ge9t 5it allen uno 81 ieoen 3eiten.
l1no lie iuiiroe Die 8fliht beripiiren,
oem ,Staotsnonn aus gtebrosfn", /,
Der ibr nod tibts fpie llnbeiI gebra6t
bat nn0 ibr iett Die olergroBte gieIei
uno 9rinnbett olifboIIen ntohte, al
oaB er III elmer 8nrtei, Die
,,@Iei6es Geht imo 6reibeit fir @Ile"
nlif ibr Eanier geIhrieben bat, teinen
9los mebr finoen fam imo nifts 5,i
iu1en bat. 2eiber ltt6 Die gusiih-
ten, ooB Die 8emofroten Iib at elmer
ioIben berniinftigen SanoIiing nitf-
rdffen, Die ltngiinitigiten.
Soma Refornl.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-21
$tonx gaIIa. atiin- -IaIsota, GEO 21. aa.It 191o.

5eroiron0 benfitragte @erfabren, oen
lett 5ipan5ig Sabren beriboaenen grs-
ber5og SSobdnn 9eponnlf Snlbotor
(Sobann Srtb) fir tot 5u erflGren,
IN aIler 6orm gfedters beeonnen.
8enn Die geiteIlte 6rift bon feds DO
|noten Derftriden lit, iperoen ole SET.
|Iten urio Shr1nfe, nel6e cine grobe
Wtenge urberiibrter Sdriften sSobnnn
0rtbs efttbalten, geoffnet peroen.
SIN Abgeor0netenboliie 0es Il n ;
|g nrt den &ei6stnges bat Der 6i-
|non5miniiter Or. 2ooisIoug b. 2iifocs
Die I1neIt ertpartete QnIeibeporIaae
unterbreitet. sic iiebt bic 9lufbrin.
|gling bon $50 Nsillienen &rOuen Dor.
Die glnIeibe miro 5n A 8ro3ent bege.
ben. 8ei Der rieligen Mebrbeit, iiber
pelde Die Regierlmg i'm 8arlament
Derfiigt, lit Die boIoige Qnnabme Der
gorlage teinem 3meifeI unteriuorfen.
Sn HuBIano miro folgell6e
Slnoronitng 0es Ser. Staaten Snn.
oeIs. .8epartements eifrig er6rtert.
8niielbe bat Die 8erfiigllng erlaiien,
OnB aus GuBInno fontmen0e iiioiihe
.ginponoerer, Die ourf) geripreGun-
gen pon 4gerten Der amerifmiihen
&ilfsgeiellihoften betDogen tuuroen,
Die Seiinnt 81 perlaiien, nIs 4ontratt-
glrbeiter nltsgeI6loiien tperoen ioll-
ten. Die SSiibiiben SiIfsgeieni6nf-
ten berfoIgten uripriingIih ben 3tpef,
Die @intpnt0erlng bon ben groBen
Std6ten meg nod ben oiirnt beiieoeI-
ten Seilen oes 2dnbes 5ii Ierfen. Roh
|uu0 nod iolen tie ie0o1 angebIih
3u einfaAeit SteIlenbermittlunqs-
Iagentliren getDoroen iein un0 ieht in
|RuBlnno NIT Silfe bon 3eitungsun-
seigen ipitenatiidl 4rbeitsfrdfte upr-
ben lm0 3ur glusipnnoerli1g efrllttis
|gen. 8ieiem ltnlftdito miro Die enor-
|me 3unobme Der @intpunoermlg aus
Dem 3nrenreihe bnuptiGhIih 5uges
|ihrieben ruio oos 9anoeIs. .8epdrte.
ment lit 0nber SIT ben S6luiie ge-
Iangt, onB Die 51tigfeit Der Silfsge-
ieaihoften NIT oen geieben I'M @i-
oeriprlih itebt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-21
ansIanO.

@roBes @ufieben erregt in
0euti1 1Ian0 Die 8ebauptiinq,
Die Satin oes Rrin3en sSrieorih g8il.
belm BON Soben5oQern, eines @etters
oes aaiiers, iei BON Der romiih.fotbo.
liiben STRIDE ercommunicirt iuor0en,
0a iie einen Broteltanten aebeiratet
bat. Die RoHridt tpuroe IN Der SEA.
tboliihen 9irhen5eitlmg", einem r0-
|n1ii6-fatboIiihen Organ, peroffent.
liht. Dos 8lott erfI6rt Die @nqabe,
oaB Die Briii5eilin, geb. grin5eIiin
Agatbe bon G1tibor, Dor Der 3raulinq
ben p1pltlihen 8ispens erlangt babe,
fir itn8utreffero. Die 3rulune fan0
am s. SUM I'M 8otsoomer Sf,loIIe
itott.
Gin Gieienitreif Der 8erftarbeiter
on nabe5u Der gar5en georo. uno Dit
leetiilte brobt nlls3ubrehen. SSiinf-
IunooreiBigtnuiero g2ann bnben Be.
| ihloiien, ibren glrbeitaebern SSor0e.
Irlngen 5lt ltnterbreiter, bon 0eren @rs
fiilllng tie es abbdngig MAIDEN uollen,
OBJ tie bel Der 9lrbeit bleiben ODER IN
Den glusitano treten iueroen. Die
SnuptbeOineungen, Die ole 2eute Itel.
len, itno 2obnerb6bung INN sebn &ro-
sent utto 53itiinoige 9lrbeiis5eit oie
@ohe.
SSn Berlin lit 8rof. Sugo Wfiiniter-
berg, Der befdfftte oelltI6-amerifa1i.
lhe @elebrte, eiitgetroffen. Ser 8ro.
lfeiior, neIher inn n19Iten Semelter
als Neutrality-suspicious. an Ser llniDer-
iitdt Berlin oo3iren miro, bat 0ie glb-
liidt, iofort NIT 8orbereitlungen fir 0ie
| I'M Wedr3, mie oamals genleloet, be-
idloiiene @rrihtlng eines n4merifa-
lniiben sSnltitlits" IN Der 9leihsbollpt-
| Itoot an beginner. Der 3iued Der
@riiilolng lit Die S6rSernng nnD Ser
tiefnng Der tnltnrelIen 8e5iebnngen
SiuiidJen SeHtidDlanD mnD Amerifa.
0ieIer 3mef in4 errei1t tueroen ourdl
9lustalid Der beioerieitigen @eiItes.
arbeit, 0lird) Snformation iiber oas
Sohi6ulmeien beioer 2dnoer un0 Dor
ALIEN Oitrh 50roerung oes @nstau.
icbes bon 2ebrern uno Stu6irenoen.
SSm 9iinitlerbauie ON Der 8ellepue-
litraBe in Berlin lit ltnter ertipre6en-
oerl 6eierlidfeiten iuto i'm 8eiiein
l3abIrei9er bernorragenoer 8eri0ulih.
Ifeiten Die o6ris Geltter-&unoertiobr-
IglusItelung4 Der groBe pIottoeut-
life 8idter pnroe am z. Ronenber
1870 5u Stanenbagen IN WeedIerl.
burg-Shmerin geboren er0ffnet
lmoroen. Der 9lrraiteeitr oes @an5en
lift Der befannte Geuterfori9er Rrcf.
Or. aarl Sbeooor @deoers. 9as all.
Igenleine llrteiI laatet oobin, oab
I9Srof. @ae0ers Die geltellfe glufgabe
litberais geIungen lit.
| gln is. SSuIi begannen IN 0tes oie
2uftid id5iffmd mdn0ber IN grGBe.
lrent WfnBitabe. Ser Zeppelin 1"
Iitieg INN 6 l1br Worgens alf m6
ina6te cine gluffIdrungsfabrt IN Der
Hihtung nah Gieoenbofen, nm oie
9atigteit Der bort neriammelten 9ipi.
lion 81 ergriinoer, iino brahte oies
lfertig, obne IN ben 8ereih Oes feino.
lliden 5eiiers 81 gelnngen. 9luBer Ell.
Iner reglll1ren Wfonnihaft bon 5ebr
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-21
0nte SnnOitrnBeit.

Sn giiagora Sails, %. g., miro am
I28., 29. rno 30. SuIi 1910 Der
j o8ritte gtntionale gongreB fir quite
2an0ltrnBen" nbgebalten peroen. Der
gongreB lit bon Der gIationaI @ooO
yfod0s gliiociotion" eirlberufen tDoroen
Juno ieoer Stoat, ieoes GountD imo
Iieoe Staot in oen Ser. Stanten lnlo
Srgdililntionelt nller Art iino einge-
LADEN moroen, 3elegaten 3ii bteiem
GongreB 3u ihiden.
Die 8ihtigfeit oieIes gongreIies
Juno insbeionoere oie 8ihtigteit gutter
IStraBen fir 0os 2an0 mur0en in ei-
ner Reoe eiugebeno beIeuhtet, peI6e
Der gongreBabgeornnete Serr 8n.
lSul5er bon gfeiD gorf, fiir5Iidb mn
8nnOes.glb .glbgeoronetenbauie belt. gr
Iiogte Ii. o.:
y@ine Der iuihtiglten lnto be0elt.
tenoiten @onpetitionen, pelde ienaIs
In oieiem 2anoe abgebalten ipuroen,
| lit Der IN geioedra Sails itattfilt0enoe
lGongreB fir 66roerling gutter 2ano-
Iitrnben. Set SSobren babe ic6 @oit-
liparfaiien, oie 8adetpoIt im6 Den 8ail
gutter 2anoitroBen aufs eifrieIte be-
fiirmortet.
@ute StraBen Iiro eleih6eoeuteno
init 6ortihrttt imo @o6Iitano; cine
9ilfe fir Die 2ellte, neIde in ben
St6oten fpobnen, Elm @orteil fir Oie
2eute nnf Dem 2anDe, un0 lie tperben
Ieine Silfe fir ieoe @egeno inieres
IipeiteH 2anoes fem. Cute 2anoitra-
BEN MAIDEN oas @obnen an 6enieIben.
lgern0e 10 tpie quite StraBen IN Ser
Stnot, ongenebmer; fie bermebren oen
gSert oes SSarmIanoes, erleihtern oen
8ransport, uno bringen lnge3dblt item
l&eihtum fiir Ben Brooll5euteH, iuie
lfiir ben Goniilmerlten; es itno Die
Weeilenlteine, iDelhe ben 5ortihritt
Ioer Civilization fentiSeihnen; iie err
lIparen 3eit, f0roern Die 9lrbeit lno
repr6ie;7tiren Millionen IN @el0; tie
eriparen 9lbnitbirng ui10 Heporatiirer
li10 Sorgen lino 8eridpenoung, lie
lperi10nern oie lGn6Iihe @egetio, brin-
lgen fie in n1bere 8eriibrlng mil Der
Sta0t; fie belfen BEN geielligen lnlo
reIigioien, Dem er5ieberiihen uii0 itt-
louitrieIlen sSortifritt oes 8oIfes; iie
libaffen Elm gliidIiheres itno beIieres
6amilienIeben; fie iiito Die Berfebrs-
mege oes Sat0eIs, Die Boltroitter Der
@uffI1ritng lm0 Die 8ermittIer ihneI-
Ter @eritdnoigungen.
Cute 2anoItrnBen neiiten ben bill
lligen transport BON Mtarftproouften
- Die gr0Bte 8iir0e 81 ben gerfngiten
Roiten; fie berbin0en oas gan5e 2ono
IN getperbIiher SGtigfeit irnS sSnou-
lftrie. sSiltenigen5 lulo Hotriotisnus
life foroern geieuigen llmgang, Der.
lmebren 0as Slid lln0 ben 8oblitatn
Der pro0u5ierenoen Wioiien; fie geben
Beid)aftigitng fir 0ell Arbeiter, per-
lteilen Die nottuen0igell 2ebensbe0iirf-
lniiie oie 8roOufte Der 6eIoer, nes
g8nl0es mn0 Der 5abrifen foroern
gnergie un0 2nnoboil, erregen Die
0iebe fiir irniere berrlihen, plnoerba-
Iren @egenoeu, unb mahen ben Men-
lihen beller, tpeiterbIideno inio groB.
l5iigiger.
| Das geip0bnIibe 8olf alif Dem Gan.
oe lit befannt NIT 0en 8abr6eiten Der
l@eidihte. Gs fernt Die gergangeu-
lbeit gs iueiB oith, bob oft Der I'm
Iterld)ieo 8piihen glten uno igbIehten
StraBet ben l1nteridie0 amiihen 8e-
IiDinn uno @erIuIt beoeutet. @ute
Qalloi.raBen boben einen @eIomeri,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-21

feIoern iino ner0orben. SSrt 3odDine,
SSno., itnnben Die StroBen mebrere
Stlinoen t8 3oa tief uuter @niIer.
slle 5liiiie iino nisgetreten iino pieIe
griifen fiuO tDeggeriilen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-21
SIC arancnar6eit hat in 9entidl.

Die Sranenar6eit bat in Sentidj.
LAMB in tpnbrbaft berbliiffenoer @eiie
suaenommen, nanllih IN Der 8eit BON
1895 bis 1907 INN $3.50 8ro5elIt,
bon 5,264,393 auf 8,243, ,493. SSn
Der 2anopirtihaft itieg Die 3nbl Der
drbeiteroen Srauen BON 2,759,154
ditf 4,598, ,966, IN Der SSnouitrie BON
1921 ,118 onf 2,t03.92 in Der
&init, 0ealerei lmo 8il0bauerei BON
969 aiif 1905; IN Yfulif Sbeater
=. 5.. c5ii 1865 mlf y, ,902; mn
@eiunobeitspeIeii 1in0 m Der 4ron.
fenpflege bon 1927 allf t29,197;
i'm 4irhen- mio 01iiiions0ienIte BON
|1L37S anf q. .453, IN Der 2iter1tnr
|uno Dem 3eitllng8pelen pon 410 auf
1892, nobel Der 3uorong 5iim 3ei-
|tingsberufe gan5 beionoers auffaI-
|Ieno lit.
SiebenndI INN oie Groe aeIoufenI
DAB elm 8erInler 8rieFtr6ger irlner-
|bolb % ssnbren nibt peniger oIs fie-
|bennlal INN oie Groe l1lft, ergibt Iih
|ouS nohfoleenoer, oen %. g. &C.
sur gerfiigrng geltellten gerednung.
ISo oitrhnliBt Elm iolder 8eamter, Der
Ii1brlidJ 335 boIIe 8ieitlttnge beihGf-
|tigt iIt, I'M 9urhiAnitt 10000 ailo-
|meter i'm Sabre, mas oltf t25 Sabre
|eine Strede pon 100000 &ilometer
|auslnad)t. SeBt man bier5u oen llul-
|fang ser @rOe, Der befanntlid] am
9lequator 10000 4ilometer betr1gt,
|aum @ergleih an, 10 erbdIt man Die
8otinhe. Dab Der BoItbeainte inner
|bnlb ieiner % 9ienitiobre reihIid] re-
lbenmoI Die Groe 0urdquert. gefrah-
tct man oasu nod Die Trngloit an
8riefen. 3eitlngen ltim. uuo rebnet
man auF oos t1gIihe @elpid)t Der
ESoitIohen lngefabr 90 bis % aiIo-
|oromm, 10 I10fft Elm 8rieftrdeer
|nlebr als 100000 @fo. Ropier inner
IbaLb eines sSobres in Die &aatier.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11

Farmers coming into town lately
have been complaining that the rains
that have fallen the last few days
have not touched much OF the out
side country, and the crops are suf
fering for want Of rain. This cannot
now be the complaint Of the south
western section from the city, for yes
terday the storm that was experience
ed here was felt AZ far as six miles
from town-in fact half way to the
Yadkin river heavy hail storm wai
experienced. accomplished by a viol
ent wind that beat down the corn
and at one place where a large barr
was IN course OF erection. II was die
placed.
The precipitation IN the city wal
very great during the storm yester
day. and the fall taxed the capacity oI
the sewers 10 carry the water OF ths
streets. No particular damage has *
far been reported.but Il Is expected tha'
some damage was done 20 light,
rooted buildings, and from leakage
Winston Journal
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
Liahtnlna struek church.

While the congregation Of Eas,
Avenue Tabernacle was worshIpp.Dg
last night, just after the preliminary
service and as Rev. Dr. J. @. Ken.
nedy was preparing 10 begin his ser.
mon. a stroke Of lightning, accom-.
panied by a terrific crash OF tuhn.
der. struck the church steeple
knocking a large hole In II and shak'
Ing the entire structure.
The lights were cut on at the
same instant and the congregation
was terrified BY the binding crash
and the darkness that followed. Sew
cral women screamed and u was real
lied thar the church had been struck
II was thought that many in the con
gregatlon had been killed Or shocked
pr Kennedy Gained the congregation
BY bis Quietncss and words and. the
lights not returning. went 10 bis home
next door and secured candles.
II was ascertained that no one IN
the congregation was even hurt and
the pastor continued the services
preaching strong sermon that was
the more impressive because OF the
unusual circumstances urder which
II was delisered.--t.hariotte chronl.
Gle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
Accidental Shooting.

One Of the most unfortunate acci-
dents that has occurred In some years
was the accidental shooting Of Mr.. A.
l. vinson asst Sunday afternoon. by
the premature discharge OF a pistol
while In the hands Of his twelve-yesr-
old son. the ball striking Mr.. vinson
just above the eye and entering the
brain. Doctors Aston and McRae
were quickly on the scene but not be
fore half teaspoon OF brains had
come through the wound Mr.. Vim
son asked him 10 hand Il TO him which
he started TO do and when just in
front Of him the pistol discharged q
load striking hr. Winston as stated
above. The youth is deeply gricyed
at the unfortunate occurrance and
has the sympathy Of the public In
his grief.
As We go TO press this Thursday
afternoon we are glad to know that
Mr.. Wilson Is still making a strons
fight foD life. and with fair chances
for recovery. He Is rational nearly
all the time and delights TO talk with
those who attend him.--Littlefor
News Reporter.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
Should undecelve Them.

That impressions Of miscarriages Of
justice have a distinctly bad impress
sion on the lower classes Is manifest
from two recent occurrences-one the
slayibg OF a negro woman by abot.s.-
ed in Charlotte Saturday night vv,k
ago. and the other similar occur.
renee In Pineville township the fol-
lowing Saturday nigh. The negro
women Of Mecklenburg seem to have
got the idea that murder is not pun.
ished in Mecklenburg and something
must be done to undeceiye them. In
the making Of an example 4 Is rath-
er bad that he county should hare
10 start in on negro woman instead
Of on white man, but a start must
be made Somewhere. The two occur.
rences. however, viii be calculated 10
make negro husbands In this county
walk a Straight line. Charlotte chron'
Icle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11

News reached the city last night OF
a terrific elondburst which occurred
about o'clock near Nebo. on the
AsheyiIie and Salisbury line Of the
Southern railway. II Is reported here
that the county bridges over the
Catawba river was washed away and
that much damage was done to crops
The railroad IL well above the stream
nj this point. and although passenger
train No I'll. which arrived here NJ
7.45 last night. had 10 run through
water. no damage was done the rail.
road company. The clondburst was
sudden and the water came down In
great sheets. The streams rose very
rapidly and ncon the fields were
flooded. Those who saw II say that IA
was one Of the worst cIoudbursts
that ever occurred In that section. n
Is hard 70 estimate the damage. but
Il viii reach into the thousands OF
dollars -Ashoyille Gazetfe-News
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
Two Nearly Drowned.

Saturday at wrightsvlile beach two
persons narrowly escaped drowning.
their rescues having been effected By
Life Saver Thomas plser. OF the SEA-,
shore hotel. The names OF the per.
sons were Mr. Williams. OF Wilson.
and Mrs. Wilson. The incident was
viewed By a number Of persons. IAfe
Saver Piver received unstinted praises
for bis speedy and effective work in
resculng the gentleman and lady.
II Is stated that Mr. williams and
Mira. Wilson we're surf bathing. Meth.
er could swim well. The undortow
carried them beyond their depth and
they began a struggle 70 return %
shore. Their imminent peril was no.
ficed BIZ persons on the beach and Life
Saver PIser was Immediately notified.
ffe hurried into the surf and swan
out 70 the couple. An soon as he gof
20 them. the gentleman and the lady
are sad TO have erasped Mr.. piver
In their frantic efforts TO help them.
selves. Mr. Piyor. with remarkable
presence Of mind, managed the eitua.
tion admirably. lie wrenchcd away
from both parties. lie then told the
gentleman and The lady TO grasp fis
shoulders. leaving his arms free %
swim. This ~as done by the thor.
oughly frightened persons and Mr..
piver soon had the nearly drowned
couple ashore. The lady and gentle.
man AZ well as Mr.. pivor were nearly
exhausted when they reached shore
Tine escape Of The compile was an OK
ceed'ngiy narrow ono A tragedy
would undoubtedly have occurred had
Iit not been for the skiTlful manner
In which Mr.. piyer saved the couple
Wilmington Review.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
Watkins Gaze postponed.

The trial OF Constable F. C. Watkins
Iof Black Mountain. charged with the
killing last summer OF John Hill Blunt
ing Of Wilmington. has again been
postponed and will not be called be-
fore the November term Of superior
court. The trial was continued on
account Of the Illness Of Mr. Locke
Craig, chief counsel for Watkins. The
state did not resist continuance
under the circumstances although
both Solicitor Brown and Judge Jones
for the prosecution stated to Judge
Council that they regretted very
much the necessity for a continuance,
Judge Council said that he was glad
the state did not resist the motion
to continue since the court would
have felt impel'ed TO continue the
case anyway under the circumstanc-
special to Charlotte OBJ
ser.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11

Believing that IT was ullloaded. the
6-yearold son Of County Commission
lex |. p. Harrison, Of Funston, NJ O..
while playing with three other chill
dren In his fathers home late today.
picked up a shotgun. pointed It at
his little sister, aged four. pulled the
trigger and killed the child instantly.
the entire left side being carried away
with the heavy charge Of shot vii
mington special to News and Observ-
er.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
salisbury Gets circua

Now you see it and now you don't
The Ringing circus Is to come to
Salisbury without any inhibition on
the part Of the commissioners Of Ro
wan county. The Post OF Tuesday
stated that the commissioners had
passed an order forbidding any circus
to exhibit in Rowan county on the
dates Of the county fair. That state
ment was correct at the time but al
an adjourned meeting and later in
the afternoon this action was recon
sidered ad the order was revoked
This action gives the circus clear
sailing unless the matter is again
taken up by the board and the action
lat the last meeting yesterday re
yersed. "a a isbury Post.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11

Bud Harrell. South Bound railroad
negro. fatally shot his companion.
Clarence Craven, at Paramount yester.
day afternoon, and xas captured near
Linwood and placed In jail here this
morning. Shortly afterwards wagoI.
came in with his victim, who died on
the way to town. He was shot in
the abdomen with s2-calibre gun.
The row was over a woman, and both
were drinking. Craven drew a razor
on HarreIl. -Lexilgto special 10
News and Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-11
Drowned While Bathing.

James Richardson. young man
twenty years old, was drowned in a
pond near Lilesville this afternoon.
The accident occurred at Graval-P Pit
pond, where picnic was held today.
Richardson, with other young men.
went IN bathing and Richardson cou d
not swim. He was drowned before as
sistance reached him. His father, T.
p. Richardson, lives at l. ilesville.-
Wadesboro special to News and Oh
server.