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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Hurt In Runaway.

Mr.. L. G. sudliff. OF the Southern
Power company's local force, and
Mr.. Dan Bradley. Of the Globe
Electric company. were thrown from
a light wagon this morning by a
runaway horse and both sustained
painful injuries. Mr.. Sudliff was
taken to the Presbyterian hospital
and Mr. Bradley was taken to his
home.
The horse became frightened as thr
men turned into the boulevard from
East Morehead street. The animal
got beyond all control. As the horse
ran through the street the wheel Of
the wagon struck a bicycle but the
rider was lucky enough to escape
injury. The occupants OF the wagon
were thrown out just about in front
of the Sanitary laundry. Mr.. Sud-
lin was bruised about his body and
Mr.. Bradley sustained two or three
broken ribs and was taken to his
home.-Charlotte Chronicle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Freight wreck on southern.

The southern local freight train No
16l, in charge OF Conductor Shelton
with John Clark as engineer, from
Greensboro to Mt. Airy, was wrecked
one mi.e east OF Dalton Friday after.
noon at 4 o'clock. six cars being
piled up in the cut completely tearing
up about one hundred yards or the
track.
A heavy coal car was supposed to
be the cause Of the wreck. Communi-
cation was Immediately opened up
with Spencer for a wrecking crew,
which cleared the track in time for
the noon train yesterday
The engineer ran to Mount Airy
with his engine bringing back a ca
bose to transfer the passengers from
the Sanford train delaying them only
an hour and a half.
The Wilkesboro shoo-ny ran back
yesterday morning after arriving In
winston-Salem and got the passen-
gers from the caboose. --winston Jour
nal
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
max Locate IN Charlotte.

II was learned this afternoon that
Rev. j. A. Paisley. who resigned the
pastorate Of the Second Presbyterian
church at Mooresville this week. fol.
lowing his confession that he was the
father Of lite baby girl left on his
front porch by young woman from
Virginia. may locate In Charlotte. He
told a Mooresville man this morning
that he spent yesterday In the Queen
City and that he had the offer OF two
very good positions. one OF which
he might accept Mr.. Paisley 4 sa
man OF pleasant address and many
who know him intimately do not hest.
tate 10 express their sympathy for
for him ond his family. Winston Sen.
tinel.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Negro Boy Drowned.

Walter Brown, a negro about IS
years OF age, convict at the camp OF
Captain Luther, was drowned in HON.
my creek about o'clock yesterday az.
ternoon It seems that the young ne
gro, leaving the camp as Captain LII
Their was engaged in having the horses
watered, made his way to the creek
some 200 yards from the camp in the
Devils Dip and attempted to recover
watermelons from the torrent He
ventured out too far and, caught by
the swift, treacherous waters, was car
ried to his death. He creamed for
ala, but none Of those on the banks
could reach him. His body has not
been recovered and has probably wash
ed long distance
Brown was sent to the roads some
while ago on the charge Of larceny,
being tried and sentenced in the police
court.--Ashevil,o Gazette-News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Mr. HoIIInasworth Dead.

.. G. Hollingsworth, prominent
merchant of Fayetteville. ". c.. who
suffered a fractured skull in the fatal
smash which terminated Joy ride
taken by a party of friends on Friday
morning shortly before 1 o'clock.
passed away at the Johnston-w Willis
hospital here tonight al 7:4O, never
fully rogaining consciousness.
Ever since the accident when he.
with Henry NJ. Deputy, Of Philadel.
phia. who was instantly killed, jumped
from the auto when wreck seemed
inevitable. Mr.. Hoilingsworth had
been In state Of coma. At times he
rallied somewhat but was never lucid
enough 10 talk nationally.
AZ the bedside when the end came
we're Mrs. HollIngsworth. Mrs. Kate
Bleece, Dir. J. v. McGoogan and y. N.
Cotton, all OF Fayetteville The body
was taken to Fayetteville tonight at
II o'clock for burial.--Richmon spec.
ial to News and Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Net Horrlsie peatl,.

The Andrews Sun says that Charley
Adams. young white man, met a
horrible death on Mountain creek,
Graham county. last week by being
crushed By a roilIag log.
Il seems that young Adams was
working with a logging gang in that
section and was engaged in unloading
= log wagon when one Of the logs
rolling of and crushed him lIfeless.
He was a well liked young man and
had about week Before joined the
church. He was the SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs ebert Adams Asheyille Ca.
zette News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J, +. A. Rstliff. Of Cur
ledge township, was bitten on both
feet by pilot snake Sunday. The
child, who was playing under a soup
ernong vine a1the time With number
OF other childrtn, ran u rhe house
and her parents Immediately applied
the mouth of sottles OF turpentine 10
the wounds. After holding the tur-
pentine to the wounds about 20 min
utes Mr. Rau'ff killed a couple oil
frogs and after cutting them open
bound them about the, child's feet
The old standby for snake bites was
also administered in copious doses.
the result o. the treatment being that
the little sirl is now about wen.
though she suffered greatly for a day
or two.-gadesboro Messenger and
Inteliigenoer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08

Mrs Wesley Miller. who was 80
seriously hurt in runaway Friday,
died late Saturday afternoon at the
Whitehead Stokes sanatorium where
she was taken for treatment Al that
the physicians could do for the In
jured woman failed to give her relief,
death removing all pain.
The funeral took place this morn
ing from Bethel Lutheran church, at
Zeb. and the lrterment wss in the
cemetery there.
Mrs. Miller was about IS years old
and leaves FIVE children to mourn her
Salisbury Pest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Worms Attack Cotton

A tenant on Mr.. June Stevenson's
farm In Jones county brought to Mr..
Stevenson. Friday, a number of cot
ton bolls in which there were kind
Of worm that literally deyours the
boil. To what extent this worm ex.
lists in this section is not known,
but 1t is believed that it is cotton
worm that is doing more or less
damage in various portions Of the
state Farmers, who saw the speci-
mems, believe that the recent rains
are responsible and that the appear
ance Of the worm has no greater sig
nificance 1t is certainly not the boil
weevil, nor is it the boil worm. preva-
lent in some sections Of the cotton
belt MA Stevenson expressed the
hollis and worms to the state agricul-
tnral department at Raleigh TO obtain
report on the matter--Kinston Free
Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Shuts out Circus.

Robinson's circus. which made try
TO get a permit to show here Septem,
Der Is, has lost out. the county com.
missioners taking the position that the
best interests of the people would be
conserved by refusing a circus admis-
sion so soon before the big Piedmont
fair. early IN October The commun-
ity generally. probably. endorses the
action. Ringling's circus is billed for
October 10. and thnse who desire the
sawdust sights and sounds win have
ample opportunity then TO do so.--
winston special TO Charlotte obser.
yer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Trick of a Maniac.

Y III the vicinity Of Alexander, Bun
ombe county. Friday morning, Mrs.
Bette Wright, who suddenly became
insane. won't to the home Of her mar
ried daughter and drove the occu-
pants from the house. threatening
them with death She then piled
brush In the middle OF the room
and set the house aftre. Leaving
this house she fired another nearby,
also the property Of. her son-in-law.
The woman was arrested and placed
IN jail until she can be transferred
to the state hospital. She Is raying
maniac.-Monroe Enquirer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Notice of Summons.

NOftn NarOiina
Durham County, In the Superior Count
Isaac Norris
IS Notice
JENNIE Morris
Th. defendant above named will take
noiite that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Cou'i Of Durham County for an absolute
divrcc; that the said defendant will fur.
the take notice that she Is required 70
appear al the term Of Durham County
Suserios couft. which viii be held on
the srd day cf October. ioIo. al the
Court House Of the said County in Dur.
ham, n. c.. aud answer CT dcmur 10 the
complaint in said action. or the plaintiff
will apply 20 the court for the relief de-
nianded in said complaint.
This the II day Of August reio.
{. y. GREEN.
Clerk Superior Court
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
some Tobacco.

The Kinston Carolina train brought
In eighty crates OF tobacco this morn.
ing from Pink Hill section. There
were a hundred and twenty-five pas
sengers who came with the tobacco
to attend the sales and transact other
business in the city. The eighty
crates contained about 10000 pounds
OF tobacco, which was distributed on
Ihe floors Of the five warehouses OF
the city Kinston Free Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
North Carolina News.
smoke-stsck Falls.

AT $50 o'clock this morning the
large smoke-stack on the boiler room
OF the CASTOR hotel fell crushing in
the root. Of the house and almost de-
molishing every foot of the stack.
The colored fireman who was in the
boiler room at the time had a narrow
escape from death. What caused the
stack to fall Is not known, as 1t was
a very calm morning with no storm
in sight-New Bern Sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Editor Has Peraara.

Mr.. John NJ. Julian, editor Of The
Post, treasurer Of the BIZ Nye me.
mortal committee. and one OF the best
known and most popular editors in
the state. Is seriously m ct his home
in this city with a genuine case Of
pellagra.
Editor Julian has been unwell for a
month, but with his invincib'e pow
er refused to give up, attending 10 his
duties and taking an active interest in
the political campaign. Tuesday he
realized that be was seriously N and
went TO bed. DIR. l. Crupp. his fam
lily physician. was called IN and kept
him under observation until Saturday,
and then in consultation with Dr.
John whitehead confirmed his diagno-
sis OF pellagra. Last night DR.. J. W.
Babcock. the pel'agra expert OF Col
umbia. s. c.. was wired for and he
came to Salisbury this morning. DIT.
Charles A. Julian, OF Thomasville,
brother OF Editor Julian. was also sent
for, and these two. with Drs. CrumpI
and Julian win have charge OF the
case.
Tonight DIR. Julian gave The obser-
yer correspondent this authorized
statement:
THE disease at present Is IN an IN
cipent stage. but all the symptoms
are fully present. including the I'M
slightly arruption on the hands. The
patient, owing to stomach complica-
tons. has been very restless, but Is
resting more comfortably now
This afternoon Mr.. Julian was
given the beginning of the full
course Of treatment for the disease.
He Is a very sick man and his friends
are exceedingly anxious about him.
Hundreds OF inquiries have come to
the Julian home by wire and tele-
phone and there have been many
callers, but very few we're permitted
to see him.-salisbury special to
Charlotte Observer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
Cut phone Lines and Carried OF Wire

Tuesday. August, is, some one CO.
Ing from pilgrim church cut the phone
Inc that runs from Marsh's to Brew
er's In four places then went to the
Rock Greek line and cut it in two
in several places ani4ook about forty
yards Of The line away The next
evening some one cut the phone line
in two below DIR. Williams and took
a long string Of it. All in about one
mile of Grale.-N Hope correspond
ence Statesville Landmark.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
MORE PRAISE BY
HOME FOLKS

Mrs. r. S. Mangum, wife Of the web
known contractor, Sal Mangum street
says: II suffered for about six wears
from kidneI trouble Had severe pains
IN my back. | have spent a lot Of money
Tor medicines. but none Of il seemed 20
do me any good. heard so much about
Globe Tonic that ! decided to try il, I
have used two bottles and have been
free from pain since taking the first bot.
tle.v
We give free samples every day a.
sell the 81 bottle for sec at los Church
street. Your druggist sells il at the
same price.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
birch. Lareb and F;r.

The birch grows farther north than
any Other tree Next comes the 81
berian hrch and. then the Or.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08

Train Kills Two on One Trip.
Passengers arriving on No 81 this
morning reported that the train killed
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-08
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STRONGEST MAN LIVING.

EcLA1R'S PONIES, DOGS AND COMEDY MULESl
Greatest and Funniest Act Ever Seen Under Canvass
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
RAILWAYS FIGHT
OEMURRAGE RULE
Ask Court for Injunction Restrain
ing Commission From Putting New
Schedule Into Effect.

4 fight which involves every rail-
way operating in Michigan began in
the circuit court, Tuesday. when At
torney Orla B. Taylor and Charles
Delbridge fled a bill OF complaint
against the Michigan Railway com
mission. asking an injunction restrain
ing the commission from enforcing
the recent order regarding the demur-
rage on interstate freight
The new order supercedes the de-
murrage rules as enforced by the rail
ways in the state for several years.
and puts into force rules much more
advantageous 10 the shipper. The
railways claim the new rates are un'
reasonable. The railways also claim
that the commission has no authority
TO make rules affecting interstate
commerce or commerce with foreign
countries, but admit its right 10 regu'
late commerce within the state.
The new rules will come into effect
on May !. 1910 The railways ask
for a permanent injunction.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
ALLEGHENY RIVER TO GO
ABOVE DANGER LINE
Water Is Rising and Cities IN Penn
sylVania ard Ohio Are In
OanQer.

PITTSBURG. Pa, March IA fur
ther rise In the Allegheny river here
this afternoon. which is expected to
brine the flood a. a 25-foot stage. three
feet above the danger line. Is predict
ed by the local weather bureau here
today The river stands at 23,I ana
almost stationary, but reports IRON
above show that other rise Is COM
ing. Cellars near the river are food
ed Reports from Wheeling give the
stage OF the Ohio river AZ 2S feet.
about eight feet below the danger
ioint At East Liverpool, Ohio. the
river IS AT 81 feet and rising at the
rate OF six inches an hour.
A food stage cI sc feet is expected.
At Parkersburg, W Va. the stage at
a m. was 296 anG rising about three
inches an hour a crest stage of 40
feet is expected
An ice gorge 10 miles above New
Castle. Pa. on the Nashannock river
threatens 10 food the town when 1t
breaks
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
sALDRICH AND CANNON HOLD
CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT
Things Have Been Moving Too $40"
and Taft Urges Action on HIS
4 Legislative Program.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-An I'M
(portant conference on President Tarts
iohances to further his legislative pro-
ram was held at the White House
Today when Senator Aldrich, Uncle
Joe" Cannon and Attorney General
sIWickersham spent two hours with the
Ipresidsnt discussing the situation.
Things have been moving too slowly
on capitol hill 10 suit the president
and today he called In the leaders to
|seo whether something could not pe
done To hurry things along.
Every measure that has been sent
no congress with the presidential en-
ldorsement was taken up in detail. The
headers discussed the various points
In the measures which are meeting
and they scruunized the
kmertts OF each objection.
After a conference with the presi.
kdent II was concluded the leaders are
10 get behind such measures as are
;plain1y favored by majority in each
house and rush them through as rap
idly as possible. Then the president
thinks the decks will be cleared sufi-
to allow the consideration OF
tho< <disputed measure, without inter
NEARING with the others.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Boys Try To Wreck Train; Jailed.

GREENWICH. Conn, March Il
Five boys OF foreign parentage, the
Oldest only 10 aud the youngest 10.
confessed after arrest plan to wreck
fast New York New Haven & Hart.
ford passenger train which leaves New
York shortly after noon. and then
plunder the bodies Of the dead. The
train carried a special club car on
which William G. Rockefeller. +. -.
benedict and score OF other wealthy
men ride for the weekend 20 their
country places in Stamford and Green.
Nich In his anxiety to close the
switch. the switchman let the boys
escape fo- the timc being but he i'm
mediately notified the railway detec.
tive force.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

Or. Katherine NJ. H. Blackford is a
young woman at present creating
something like sensation in New
York and Boston with her charatcer
readings She is phrenologist. She
claims 10 have turned the art of read
ing character into an exact science.
She proposes TO use this 10 help peo-
pie find themselves,
She says young man might be
plugging along as a bOokkeeper and
making bad weather OF Il for the
single reason that he hadn't correct
ly analyzed his character before start
ing in Il he had made such an
analysis, he would have known that
he was cut out by nature 10 be a shoe
clerk. and all the wasted years as a
bookkeeper might have been spared
him
Miss Blackford has analyzed the
characters OF 1900 people. and she
can tell after short examination
20 be a bookkeeper, A shoe clerk. or
anything else.
She does this by looking into ones
eyes, by studying ones profile, by OBJ
serving ones gait. and hundred
other things an amateur character
reader would never think OF.
Or. Blackford says she can tell any
young fellow what sort Of girl he
ought TO marry or course. the young
fellow may marry any girl he chooses;
but II he hacks Or Blackford's selec-
ton. Jars in his family will be scarce.
After studying 1000 people. Dr
Blackford divides the human species
by taces-the ingrowing face (the
common or hatchet variety, which
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
BHO0TS GIRL WHO TILTED
HIM AND ENDS OWN LIFE
chloago Man Draws Revolver As He
10 Leaving His Sweetheart's
Home-She is Dying.

CHICAGO. March Tilted by the
girl he hoped to marry, Frank Marsh,
naid 10 have been a member of a
prominent family at Dillonvale, Ohio.
early today shot and fatally wounded
Miss Grace Hall in an apartment on
the south side and then committed
suicide.
Marsh reached Chicago several days
ago and started TO search for Miss
Hall but did not locate the girl until
yesterday. Last night he called at
her apartment and pleaded with her
TO marry him. She refused and as
Marsh was leaving the house he drew
q revolver and fired the fatal bullets
Miss Hall was hurried 10 a hospital
where. before she relapsed into un-
Consciousness, she told the authorities
her refusal to marry Marsh had caused
the shooting She is dying.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

store witn him that evening and the
animal growled and started for the IN
truder.
Call that dog back Call him OF or
I'll blow rour brains out said the
man.
The doctor obediently chirruped 70
his dog and kept him by his side
while the robber went through the
register and took ss5-all 1t con
tanned. The man then approached the
doctor 10 get his watch and chalh
but was deferred by the threatening
manner of the dog Then he backed
of and out OF the door.
On the "Wednesday evening preced'
ling z. n. Whitworth. who wore s6oo
worth OF diamonds. was held UP by
the masked man on a we'll lighted
street and relieved OF his diamonds
and 5000 in cash.
Whitworth. DR. Syphax and Drug
gjst Guthrie are inclined 10 think thai
the intruder may POSSIBLY be a wo'
man. Judging from voice and actions
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
HAVE GR0CER'S BOY TAKE
BACK SET OF FALSE TEETH
Artificial Molars Fell In Among Pack.
ages In Basket That the Lad
Has 10 Deliver.

BRISTOL. Pa, March l.-One OF
the local grocers has large basket
trade, and in hurrying such basket
90 Dallas Heliugs OF Wood-st a
grocer's clerk just hustled things to-
gether' Unpacking the basket at
the Helings home. one OF the family,
half-shocked halfamused inquired
Pop, did you order a set Of gold
filed false teeth? They're here, all
right"
My gracious. no." was the aston
ished reply Of the head of the family.
The false teeth were sent back,
bringing IN exchange the grateful eX-
planation that as a family heirloom
they had been kept on certain shelf
for half n century, and that an over
flow of goods from a store shelf 10
one in the family closet. must have
confused things a bit
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
'HEARsE WITH TWO
BODIES TURNS OVER
Caskets Containing Mother and
Child Are Picked Up Out of
Debris Near Capac.

CAPAC. Mich. March 1.-(SpecialD
While Chris Walters, one Of the
local undertakers was on his way TO
the cemetery in East Berlin conveying
the remains Of Mrs. Sharp and child
70 their ,ast resting place his hearss
tipped over as they were turning the
corner near the cemetery. pitching
Walters and the driver TO the ground
and smashing the casket containing
the bodies.
Luckily the horses did not take
fright and It. was only a matter OF a
few minutes before the hearse was
righted and the casket with the
corpses picked up out OF the debris or
splintered glass and snow. Outside
OF the damage done 10 the hearse and
contents and the mental shock TO the
mourners and friends there was no
further damage done and the sad pro-
cession continued on its way TO the
cemetery
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
INDIANAPOLIS TO
HAVE WOMEN COPS
Several of Them Will Be Assigned To
Regular Police Duty in Down
Town District.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March In
dianapolis Is 10 have patrol women.
This was announced by Mayor Shank
today following conference with the
superintendent OF police. The appoint
ment of several women who VIII oe
regularly assigned 10 police duty down
town and. according To the mayor, the
system will be made operative In
short time
II the mayors plan is carried out
the patrol women Will be placed on
the same level as the patrolmen. They
will be given full police powers ana
will be- assigned to beats.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

she calls the concaYe face, and the
pimple face. called the prune face by
the vulgar, and by Miss Blackford the
convex face.
Dr Blackford said
Temperament is the alphabet OF
character. Broadly speaking. there
are two types-the electric, all blonds
and the magnetic. hrunets The for
mer are vihratory; the latter slower,
but more steadfast.
"Blonds are positive in nature,
demonstrative and tickle. Brunets are
no, SO swift in action, but are, as a
rule. more reliable
This classification applies equally
70 both men and women
Not only the complexion, but the
features. determine the person s
character.
Take the concave face. for exam
pie. It's chemical element is known
as acid There YOU will find the
sharp. snappy, alert employe.
"On the other hand convex fea
tures-the alkaline type--denote op-
posite characteristics.
1T isn't so bad 10 have the acid
face-to be lemon, SO 10 speak
/ Lemons may be bitter, but they are
exhilaratinG Bananas. characterless
/ leave q fiat taste Some persons are
ounces and some aprico's They
have 10 he tried in the fires OF ex
+ perience before they amount 20 any
thing
Human peaches are apt 10 be IN
sipid They do not wear we'll In
Judging people, remember Brunets
I for comfort, hlonds for speed, acid
persons for fireworks. alkalis Tor the
sober. gray moments OF life"