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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11
TENNESSEE SYNOD.
Evangelical lutheran Church Holding
NiRcticth Manual Session at Lin
nNtn1Nn

Especial to News and Observer.)
IlncOlntOn, Oct. San e~cclesiastica
meeting OF Importance is now in Sea-
sion IN our town to last for several
days. ! refer to the Tennessee Synod
Of the Evangelical Lutheran church,
This IS the ninetieth annual convention
of this body, and it meets here with,
and Is entertained by the Emmanuel
Lutheran congregation, DR.. Y. A.
1oder, pastor. This synod has about
10000 members, something like fifty
minister's, with more than 125 COngre-
cations. The territory occupied bv
this synod comprises many counties
in the Piedmont section of North
and South Carolina, reaching up in 10
and embracing much of the lannon's
Shenandoah Valley, Va.
Among the most prominent men in
ms pody are Dr. r. A. Yoder, Of
Lincointon, n. c.: DR.. J. G. Moser, Of
HICKORY, N. G.; Rev. G. K. Bell. Of
Kings Mountain, n. G.: Rev. Enoch
lite, of New Market. Va: Rev A
K. b Buck, of Edinburg. Va: Rev
:. L. Miller, of Hickory, N. c.; Rev.
A. j. StlreWah+, missionary to Japan
l am told the attendance of min.
lsters and delegates is the best in the
history Of this synod. Their ministers
ana yme some one hundred or
more constitute a body of intelligent
1~lneiooking people and our people arc
~ a'S 'heHl Ia our midst
Tor a season.
The chief business of the synod Is /,
inquire into its educational work. These
people are great believers in educa-
ton and an educated ministry. Thei,
chief school is Lenoir College. locata1
at Hickory, N. c.. This school is do
ing a fine work, having held a patron
age over two hundred annual at
tendance for the last ten years. They
have graduated moro than one bpn-
dred young people from this school
more than fifty of these have entered
the ministry.
The school is presided over by Prof
r.. l.. Fritz, who gave to an appracia-1
tive audience a splendid address on
yesterday IN Christian Education.
1t is thought the synod will not
longer than Sunday
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11
ROCKY Mount Tobacco NarLa4

Rao to News and Observer
rocky Mount, Oct. 8.-Paoa.)
waak 'poaeco have been lighter th o.
month, amo any week td for the past
nv pounds. This is due Ian 500
wifi e~x6eedlngly dry weather eoI TO
h ~n tne tact hat the farmer rupled
ara picking cotton, to Whicb are
The quality Of tha ne
ruae mas been better than thn as a
md containing fewer con- pasVlous
W. leaf and more Of the be e + tips
full, and ba TOO hay have been more f plenf;.
desirable grad seid "a as high as IS. All
dart IN price, while The an ad~
less ne ags ana leaf have been NOM ano 81
vious offerina1l IN comparison with nro
is above e s1n The weeks a1er pre-
is now inmina per hundred. A season
expected. large sales may
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11
Charged with Stealing.
Especial to News and Observer.

SpFcIa TO News and ObSerVer.)
Wilmington, Oct. S.-Levy BarfeId.
a 1~5-year-old white youth, was ar
rested in this city at 2 O'Clock this
morning, at the request Of Sheriff LA
Potts, of Worth county, Georgia. who
wants the lad on the charge OF steal
ing $50 in money in Sylvester. the
count seat of Worth, about the mid
die of September. The youth ad mi
that his name is Barfield and that he
recently came here from Georgia, but
denies that he is the person wanted in
sylvester. However. he answers the
description sent outby Sheriff Potts and
will be held until the arrival of an
officer from Georgia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11
4 BIC WELCOME To
THE HOME COMERS
Reception and Speeches
at Capitol During Visit
EVERYBODY IS THE HOST

ASK Me- On Badges of NelcOm
Committee Of Five Hundred, Wei
come Talks on Wednesday Night o
Fair Week Refreshments SERGE
AND and General Hospitality to II.
the Rule.
Raleigh is getting ready to give 6
Dig ana warn-hearted welcome to tn
Home Corners" who visit Raleigh
during the Jubilee Week Of the Stat
Fair, and last night the General COM
mlttee having the matter in charge
laid out definite plans for the week.
The result Of the meeting is his:
There viii be committees to meet al
Home Corners at the depot, where
badges and Invitations to various hos
pitaities III the city Will be distrib-
uted; on Wednesday night there VIII he
a meeting III the Hall Of the House OF
Representatives at which an address
OF welcome will be made. an invitation
to be extended to Governor kitchin
10 make the address,; the Merchant
Association viii serve refreshments to
Home Corners" during the week in
I tidi. ltc idD1Ia tIuD mas an
n0unced that it will keep "open
house for the visitors: it is expected
that he Elks Club will do likewise.
arrangements are to be perfected to
nave cigars and fountain drinks serv-
cd tree TO the Home Corners and
tickets will be- provided for them at
various places of amusement If it
is possible to gather the visitors in a
body q ride will be given to all points
OF interest in the city.
At the meeting last night NIayor
Wynne presided and it was in the ma
ture of a round table conference. in
which all the members OF the COM
mlttee took part.
In the discussion Of the plans to be
adopted there were suggestions pre-
sented by Mayor Wynne, Col F. A
oimms, Mr.. ]. b. Pearce, Mr.. w. n.
Jones, Or. Charles Lee Smith, Mr. F..
l.. Harris, Mr.. j. G. Ellington, Mr.. Ed
T.. Petition and out OF these suc-
gestlons the committee reached it's
determination.
mere will be 4 general committed
Of welcome Of five hundred. each of
will wear white badges Win tba
words ASK Me- in red on the badges.
each Home Comer" will be given
q badge OF orange colored ribbon hay-
on 1T in black the words I'm 2
Tome Comer. Arrangements are 10
De made for speakers to address q
Welcome meeting on Wednesday
llSht of Fair week at the CAPITOL
,'ans for entertaining the visitors at
ne clubs of Raleigh by the
and the Home Comino
eek committee we're arranged. while
'thef details Of decoration of the city
Nc specidi courtesles were planned.
o as to give q right royal welcome
The reports and h statements sub
,l'led TO the meeting showed that
would be many Home Corners"
lefe during State Fair Week. Octoher
: 70 ~, It being stated that invita-
on nad neen sent out to forty States
az maj hundreds Of letters had been
,eeelved IN reply, that in the nanarso 81
ne state and throughout the o11nt {
event mad been fully advertised t
ne ihalcatlons. from all the renIia. ],
nc inquiries received. are thai p BIZ ;
81 IS 70 nave a great time in ~ :
re o1n 20 It OF North Carolinians who i
'tates. IN other t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11
ROOSEVELT GIVEN
OVATION IN ATLANTA
The Ex-President De-
tends New Nationa|ism
SPEAKS IN COHSERVA ION

Takes Part in Uncle RcmuS Day Ccic-
bration and III Ills Speech He Ex-
pressed appreciation OF the Life and
Work oil Joel Chandler Harris
Warns the South to Guard Wei! its
Mineral Water Pover and Forestry
Resources.
The sun., 1910-05-05
RrNsII WELr0MES YANkEEs.
Financial AErht WilrnkIn says Real
developers Are Needed

Gregory Wilenkin. who was financial
agent Of the Russian Government in
Washington during the Russo-Japanesc
war has come back 20 resume the same
position. after having been Russia :
financial agent Ia Japan for three years
and a half Nr Nuensin SAYS that RUSSIA
Is be- ginning To develop immensely and
has all sorts of opportunities for Amer
leans who have ideas and capital
Russia has no room FOR mere pro-
m0ters and syeculators. Nr. Milenkn
SAID az the ~. Regis yesterday
You rse. Russian exports have do
veloped tremendo ouslv in the ia-i few
,earS and a great deal of our products
u going 90 England Russia being an
agricultural country everything defends
lDun thp harNcsts. The crops last wear
Rsr. splendid and their sale has brought
plenty ul gold INTO the country. the
result b. prosperity and the G1vernhen Z
/ b. turning be- attention tp the cOloni Larion
of Siberia
when land was assigned IN tho noas-
autr some tvouty years ago there was
/ plenty m Russia 20 20 around. But with
+ the growth of families oar people are
. NI AZ. IFN. ANlFI' ~ I'lfNNN ~ Nb'Nu ~
Siberia II ~ the central and eastern
/ part 0f that country not tho Ear eastern
l however hat has been selected for
/ colonization purposes Cotton Can be
I grown IN Siberis. England ~ now paving
Z especial attention 20 tho siberian gold
fslds and avn oi the opinion that there
/ r. going to bs great development IN that
/ region also.
/ -torsign capital will md magnificent
I possibilities for investment IN Russia
Americans are trying % got IN there hut
unfortunately most Of thO-" who are
. tr,iHg are not known m tho country.
Manufacturing h on the ncrease.
There Ia a hig future for an sorts ~ agri-
7 cultural impiemsnts and manufacturers
arr welcomed big American harvest
inc machln" company has just established
+ a factory near Moscow This has a great
I future a. would auy genuine business
established upon a -old basis
Their" are great opportunities IN the
wav Of municipal works water works
. tramvavs. electric liEhtng and In sani-
] tarv works which the Americans do better
B than anv other nation
/ Yes 7 eniOved my experience in japan
/ n was interesting n watch tho procers
/ ot rehabilltatng the finances ~ the COIN
/ try Tns state finances are IN good hands
and are veil managed The fact that all
l japanese statesmen are patriotic helps
I a lot
The sun., 1910-05-05
FRENCH BIKERS TAIN STRIkE
say They'u Join the Others Unless They
Get a Day on NerkD.

French bakers ot Manhattan met yes
terday az POS seventh avenue 10 conGiGsr
a strike in hotels and restaurants They
were addressed by Charles lfland. general
ORGANIZER Of the Journeym-n Bakers and
JonteCtioners International Union. II
was announced that an uItlmatum will
he sent 10 employers to-day that II before
Saturday they do not agree 10 give the
bakers a day on every week the French
bakers will strike on saturday Another
meeting Of the French bakers will he held
on Friday 10 hear reports
August Gamer. leader IT the strik KING
bakers. declared that Il the big hakcr 81
do not come 10 terms before saturday a
strike Of all takers viii take place. Even
the kosher bakers. he sad. were willing
10 strike m sympathy
The Fl"ischmann company sad that Il
Was supplying about Ons-haf u it, de-
mand and matters were continuing IA
improve The strike breakers are being
housed IN a loft building behind the bakery
Ia East kighty-frst street
4 picket went into Dry's bakery on
t.enoX avenue near l2uh street Yesterday
% ask the workers 20 quit Mr. Jry
objected and the picket was thrown Out
In the tight that followed Mrs Try got
long scratch on hor arm. She said thu
picket did t with q knife Ne was Ar
rested but was discharged IN the Harlem
court
Two striking hakrrs yelled -Scab-
in Charles Mothers bake shop. az i6ti
First avenue. yesterday afternoon and
passed remarks about the looks II the
goods Policeman Schnfer told them
% e. away uut they said hr couid't arrest
them and kept on Yelling -SCub'' az
Mothers bakers SChafer took them a.
the night court They SAID they were
Herman Guund ~ 30 Fast Eighty-siXth
street ard Paul Bolilsky If 40 Fast
Eightv-tfth street Schafer found q
penppr gun l0aded with cayenne Ia
Guunds pocket and very had egg.
Gound sad be- used the pepper for bugs
and the egg mixed with whiskey was
good for colds Magistrate Herman
fined the men Sl9 gpeCa
The sentiment II the hoss bakers of
Brooklyn as MADE known az a meeting
OF their aS-ociatlon Yesterday Iu Anon
Han Williamsburg was strongly ~
favor u oprn shu,s and Ignoring the
union A. the headquarters n the
strikers in the Labor !. yceum t was said
that about 80 men were still on strike
Many Of the strikers complained beCauss
fh" strike didn't progress ~ the strike
leaders predicted ~ the p0 union
shops where strikes were begun only
about l6O small shops have aCcpded 20
the demands ~ the union
Cots have been Installed In two large
HOl0keu hakeshOps Tor the strl ~ breakers
The sun., 1910-05-05
M SBIND tRRrSTS WIRE.
Found Her ~ Home of Former COarhman
Thinks she u lnAnr.

THINKS ale u AuNaue.
William e.. Dodge of Rye. Westchestar
county. went yesterday IN the Brooklyn
police n cause the arre~t'of his wife, whom
he had found living atfhe home of Edward
Sharp. his former Coachman. AZ 53pi
Fifth avenue. Brooklyn Ha was ac.
Companied by private drt"rt.yes The
police told him to make the arrest himself
which he did sharp who n - years old
was aIzO arrested Mrs Dodge and Sharr
were locked up IN tho Fourth avenue
police station and will be arraigned this
morning IN the Fifth avenue Cout
Dodge told the police that his wife dis
appeared from her homo on April 10 No
SAID that he had been searching for her
since then with tho AID ~ private dctec.
tlvps In the hope ~ finding her without
publicity he had never noticrd. he said
anything wrong between hs wife and the
coachman. who left his employ on Aprl
Mrs Dodge. her husband told the police.
had been IN au asylum for the insane and
he believed that she was now mentally
unbalanced
A. the police station Dodge did not
speak n his wife Neither she nor Shaap
made any statement A. 10 her presence
In Sharps home
Sharp's mother aid thst her son came
home On April from Rye. where he had
been Dodges coaChman since last OC-
tpber On April 70 he was called on the
telephone and he then told her thar he was
gong % bring his wife there 20 live
The woman arrived that night Mrs
Sharp said that she did not ubt that
her -on had been married though she
wa- surprised that he had msrritd a
woman who seemed AZ least eight years
older then hs
sharp b. a painter and since he came
from Rye hr has worked Part = the time
a. that trad.
The sun., 1910-05-05

comnany, the Tantrik Press. dealt in
these books
Raw Dean Bernari. whnse relationship
~ the ON could not he determined. gives
directions IN the text book for the proper
pronunciation ~ the word ON which Was
used In the chants that accompanied
physical exercises performed IN tights
and Jerseys.
-Om properly Chnnied.' he writes.
produces a sound in tho body which raises
mo. With itself. up to Brahma In IN
tonlng the first part, Vhich y one Of three
and une-hau matras, begin with luw
note and gradually aiss>ihe pitch. paying
particular attention all tho Time 10 the
ihrrldllke elongated sound at the end IT
On
A -devotrr q this mvstiral system con-
irihuted to the text book an Introduction
tn the worship
The initiation ~ the Tantrik he
wrnte rs an unusual one and would
require eyes narrowed from AN eagle
to detect that which constitutes steps in
tho unfoldment of the Iiowers II the soul
~ link after link is added to tn chain
It experience Possessing the secret
uf tue development along the line Ot
least rcsistHncr and concentrating upon
one object, the Tantriks have avoided
tho trDdden paths IT cNp'Tieuttl nvesti 4.
cation and hln2nd a rnld ,n tho realm ~
tho unseen which is the rDalm of the ipal.
You are familiar with the fact that
when IN" suns rays an fOCusSed hT the
burning glass they become int'nsp ~
u h with the mind # man, cuHO"ni rate
~ rays which. corresponding with the
s,usgs, are seven m number, and YOU have
strength, scatter them and weakness ~
the result
Lpl'a Hopp believes thar Bernard has q
slight knowirdgr ~ SansCrit and that he
has heen able % translate some II the
doctrines IT the religion as II exists IN
India. A for his Indian birth, she said
yesterday.
-No he's ncver leen nut II this country.
But he does hoast that he's 4 thirty
thlrd degree Mn-nn-
The sun., 1910-05-05
MSS LITTLE ARRESTED
COp says she Broke speed law Summing
Ser Aulo In Genkers.

YoNKERs. May Miss Elsie r. LATHE
u . West SiVty-eighth street. Man
haitian. was arrested here to-day by
Motorcycle Policeman Ford for auto
mobile speeding The young woman had
a party II girls in the machine and o.
show them how we'll she could manage q
ctr she had taken the wheel from the
chauffeur. The chauffeur smilet when
ne mistress was arrested Miss Little
was angry and she told the uOlicsm' o.
be- didnt know his business she hgt IN Z
enough money Tor bail. but she handei
Iaeut Connolly a brooch which ah' said
~ worth t50
Later In the dav City Judge Bcall found
Miss Little guilty ~ speeding Dut dis
charged her under a suspension q sen
tenoe Policeman Ford todd the Court
tha' Miss lIttle had broken the -peed
law twire IN tho afternoon The first
time Miss little. he said. was driving her
autp along Central avenue a. a rHitltn z
/ pace Ford Was repairing his motor
cycle AZ the time and could not give chase
Later he encountered her machine on
/ the SaWmili River road This fine No.
swung in behind the hvinE car and after
a merry chase arrested its driver She
insisted that the auto was only going
half a. fast as the policeman said
The sun., 1910-05-05
SHIP SAVED AFTER COLLISION
BROI GHT INTO HIRBOR iFTER
SHE SEEMED DOO NED.
steamer santuFrc Ramme,I hS Uu Tanker
l.lgOnier IN Dense F0g Ten Feet
Gash cut lnlo IIer stArbOard quarter
Grew Take 10 Beats, Then Return.

IrrW Take 10 Beats, Then Return.
PRoyNCETowN, Mass. May i.--seven
sailors OF the steamship Saniurce . crew to-
day brought that ship 20 port after collision
with tho oil tank steamship LgOnier five
miles on Highland Light. Tho Santurce.
from Boston for New York was proOeeding
slowly IN a dense fog at o'clock last
might when the IAgonier suddenly crashe
into the Santurces starbOard quarter.
cutting -ome ten feet across tho iron
deck and opening a gap OF the same
width IN the broadslde plates.
The whole ocean seemed 10 find that
giant vent on the instant and the after
watertight compartment was flooded in .
tWinkling. Only the captains shouted
order to close the hulkheads st the mo-
ment Of collision saved the ship from i'm
mediate laundering. Az Il wss the whole
after half of the ship was submerged
within a moment after the collision and
the water was over the deck clear to the
mainmast. that spar rising like a tree
from the water when the ship came into
this harboT
When the ships came together sixteen
u the hanturCe's = men, including the first
and second officers. made Wild leaps,
caught hold on the rails and swarmed
aboard the Ligonier. leaving only avs
men with Capt Fuelker on the SaH1lF,ss :
sinking hulk. The fog was dense. but the
wind was light and sea smooth Fortunate
ly. else the SanturCe would not have re-
manned iive minutes above the sea. Fol-
owing the closing of the collision bulk
. a. a.
+ high out II water, buoyed up by the air
IN her forward compartments. but the
bulkheads were grOaning under the
great strain and water began % seeD
through INTO the engine room from the
flooded compartment, presaging the swift
destruction 10 the craft.
For a while fog hid the LiRon,er then
from out the fog a boat appeared bearing
the Santurcr's chief Ofioer. who had
legged to he put hack on his strioken
ship 10 share the fate Of his skipper.
good or had
Capt FO-lker turned the prov ~ her
craft harbOFward and sent her slowly
ahead toward Race Point
Meanwhile the men in the fire room
had watched the compartment bulkhead
a. their hacks while rushing the engine
They had seen that iron wall bulge and
trrmhle The little hand % seven men.
Capt F1elker Chief Oficer Garron. P1rsar
Van Bogart. Chief Engineer Torrance.
Quartermaster Harry Newton and two
oilers. dsspair'-d u saving the ship They
lowered a boat aud left the ships side. "a.
ps-cting her o. founder mOmentarlv. They
hung near for few minutes then uer-
CeiviBz that no further sitting had oc-
curved they went hack "a the ship and
resumed Their gropng harbOrward
Il M..sN A
w9s encomterrd The men Of the launch
refused to hoard the ship. fearing she
would sink henrath them. but they kept
close alongside her and piioted her INTO
this harbor at o'clock this morning
BFvFHLY Mass Nav Z The Gufiev
oil steamship Lgonier pokrt Its wav
INTO the outer harbor early This after
noon having on board seventeen mrm-
bers of the crew Of the Santurce
The sun., 1910-05-05
CAsH FOR CRY COLLEGE.
GMts SS sl8,BOO Announced - Charter
AMIN srsary CelsbrAtioR

The College of the City II New York
oelsbrated yesterday The siXty-third
anniversary of the granting ~ ~ charter
The ceremonies included addresses by
President Finley and James r Steers
and the singing of the new college song.
written by Joseph B Glider Two giits
from Mr. Steers were announced. ono Il
SO 90 for the purchase n ho0ks IN
natural history. physics and chemistry
the other ~ 81 IN for the foundation ~
the Wolcott Gibbs library II Chemistry
opened Yesterday Mr. Steers - mem
her II the first entering and inst grad
Imting class Il tho college
President Finley also announoed an
Anonymous gift of 8. .0OO for the p1ruhasn
n books for the library of the department
II history
The sun., 1910-05-05
FREIGHT HINDLERN SrRIKE.
Nany OG the a.sOO Wsn go Bark 10 NOR \
BefOre End oT First Day

CHICAGO. May Thrty-Hve hundred
freight handlers went on a strike ia
Chicago to-day They walked out az
o'clock by order of he executive com
mittea Of the chicago freight handlars'
union
Men employed az the freight houses
of the kock Island, Chicago ana Eastern
Illinois and Monon roads returned %
their work shortly after noon. accepting
a per cent increase In wa yes
Freight handlers on tho nineteen other
roads ar" demanding a 10 per cent in.
crease
Men employed by the various boat lines
are also out
President Fasting of the ~ Paul road
after a conference with Edward GoTmnn
n the freight handlers union signed the
agreement az O'Clock and gO0 men re-
turned 10 work
Compromises are being effected hy
officials of the various railroads and Tho
officers of the union
Il is predicted that all n the men will
be back n work by Tomorrow might
The sun., 1910-05-05
SUICIDES ~ PiRK LIKE.
woman Found There Brings TSiai Ia
Eight IN Past Nsnth

The body ~ q wonrsn about IS year
old was found hoating in the big lake
NJ Central Park yesterday by visitor
who notified Policeman OBrien The
body was pulled ashore by one II tho
lake boatmsn and was taken 90 tho Ar
.enal. and later 90 the MoEgIe without
being identihedA
There was no money Or lewelry found
unon her. Neither were there any paDarz
or marks upon her clothing The cloth
,ing indicated that she was economic al
IN the matter u dress
Her hair vas brown mixed with gray.
her eyes werp brown. She was about
S feet inches tall and weighed about i3O
pounds.
A new record a. regards the number
Of suicides IN Central PARK for a short
spa-e n time has been created m the
lsst four weeks The finding NJ th'
unknown Woman's hody brought the num-
her w % eight
The sun., 1910-05-05
To srn Morss's IUsu.s again.

Foreclosure proceedings are pcnding
again against the Charles " Morse
residence az IA Fifth avenae. which IL
still occupied by Mrs Morse The prop
srty was sold last year under a second
mdftgags held by John p Beraind
Title has been held by a corporation
known a. 72S Fifih Avenus, which b de-
clared 20 have been acting iOT Mr. Morsa
The property was then mOrtEagcd back
% Mr Berwind ~ the corporation Tor
$3.50 on Mr. herwind iiled the summons
and complaint IN a foreclosure suit on this
mOTtgago yesterday, stating that interest
ci q. .ht and taxes of e5,1co are unpaid.
The sun., 1910-05-05
HRT T VEW nm FIRE.
salvage Wan IN HAD Way FROM Rack
Draught aud FiTrmen injured.

FIr" EItted the Art Metsl Works 10
Mulberry street, Newark, last evening
pltsr tho hands had quit f0r the day
The lrFs BE- rstim tod At siul O0
Will" th" men n thr salvs ~ c1rus
were covering up On th" first frlr they
vorp DEught uy a back drlugh'. James
J klkus wgs pyerCumc and was dragged
out ny hir cymUaniDns. n - feared that
b" irh'l"d -0 much smUk" and ham. hs
wll die
4 O. idor broke wbilr Cant. Cornelius
smith Walter SbiuW.ld and John C,n-
N.Ily ~ lugIn" : were un it. Cant smith
w - CIt 80 'I" u"ri and FIffor1d a CON.
cIi--iIn ~ the brain. Stsinwsld had his
left arm broken .u fwp ulacrs