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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
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DanyIiIe. ". March - EtwaSd
sirfhling. for ave years eAIss of 20
lice OF DanxIii@. ander The nAne 90
f. Z. Morris. was arrested here to-
day - N escaped murderer from the
Atlanta. Ca. prIson- In 1897 he was
tried for murder. convicted and sen
fenced To life Imprisonment lie e.
capped pendlng = molten for > new
trial.
strihling confessed his identity
when the requisition paper was read
To him. He viii be taken hack to-
night
The arrest and exposure OF the
chief OF police was made this after
noon By Secret Service Agent J. W.
Smith, and Deputy City Sergeant
". W. Boisseau and caused = wide
spread sensation.
For the past six years StribIing
has been living here. no one for q
moment suspecting his identity. En-
forts were made a number OF times
TO trace up some shady spot IN his
past life in criminal trials, but not
an inkling Of his prison career was
brought out. lie was first employed
as night Waterman for the Southern
Express Company. About Ave years
ago he was elected as patrolman on
the Danville police force and after
serving about six months was adj
vanced TO chief. His advancement
was due In a great measure to his
cool nerve and fearlessness. The
election of a chief of police for an
other term Of two years was to have
been held tomorrow night and it
was generally thought that the pres
ent incumbent would be chosen to
succeed himself, although he was
bitterly opposed by Police Sergeant
Bell.
Stribling in his official capacity
here had many influential friends.
Stribling shot and killed William
Cornett in Georgia and was being
held in prison pending motion for
new trial. His brother-in-law, who
was implicated in the killing was
given a long term. but was pardoned.
After his escape from prison Strib-
ling was joined by his wife and three
children. He now has ten children.
He was allowed nearly two hours to-
night to bid his family farewell at
hts home. He was under guard of
two officers and never for a moment
did he break down.
Stribling was taken TO Georgia to-
night. Before leaving he said he
killed Cornett for assaulting his sis
ter He said that he hoped to get a
pardon.
Stribling was taken back to Geor-
gia and placed in Jail. A movement
has already been started to secure
his pardon, some of the citizens of
Danville promising to help Stribling
in every way possible.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Big Timber Deal at AsheviIle.

Asheville, N. c., March 3.-The
famous Murchison boundary of 49,
900 acres of timber lands in Yancey
County was sold to-day by the Muir
Gibson Lumber Company, Lewis Carr,
Joseph Keys. ct ais, to Ward F.
Brown, of Punsutawney, Pa, for
100000.
Less than year ago the Murchi-
son heirs, of Wilmington, sold the
property to Carr and associates for
100000. The price to-day of s25
per acre is the highest record here
for timber lands.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
sENAroR Ranxgy CREATE
eIrENKNr. -

Swnmxnr frusn Tex&s Ersaxn~zs -.
a.y Is~cs.~e Has FcsIo~- -
Orpcr~d HIs rass<y--Imasr a.
eAIs~sf the fsr~lxnzssam-
wsxhinxtoa. MasxA Sea-.
Joseph ~ Bailey a<ses 80 -. !.
csssmsnt ard to tie sxsrzs-se..'-
erssoaes sarrOundtax tAe 49,
meat as The Ssxiy-arxx CORES. :
day - ressgnsnw hx CO. IA sea-.
ter from The Stale % Tssas a.
fsw hcurs later witAdEaw3ss "a, :.
IEnatioa-
Angered ~ the astiszds e., =.
Democratic colleagues IL fAse-<-s =.
resolution approving The rsv "a
s,ltution Of Arizona. 10 wao.e a.
cal features Mr.. Bailey las go.
his nndytng opposition. As srss !.
resignation aud took u 10 go vg.
President with the rcqses; ga. ;.
announce IL 10 the Senate " 81,
man declined 20 have AnyiA -r e :.
with Il: Senator Bacon. az sa-tzz.s
IN like manner TO anouncv IL. Ia
q similar position Theroa.az -.
Texan telegraphed II TO Goyc-za- @
2 colQuitt OF Texas. ~ho pro=ssa,
refused TO accept IL. Senate BazksT
then withdrew his resignation
While Senator Bailey pret.ca,ss
his resignation upon she vote G., =.
Democrats on the Arizona ooaats.
ton. many OF his friends looke4 zs.s.
that vote as the last strAw Il 4
series OF snubs intended 20 shus Y.
Bailey the futility Of aspiring 1p .ss
Democratic leadership OF the So
ate. Close observers Of receu, as-
velopments In the State know thai
movement against him has bses
growing on the Democratic side azs.
ing the past few weeks. and masy
people here believe now that the 81.
buster led by Senator Stone Of ME
souri,, and backed by a large Dcmo-
cratic following. was due partly 70
a desire 10 show Mr.. Bailey TIA,
his influence was waning. BY With
drawing his objections 10 the tara
board bill in order 20 get an agree-
ment for a vote on the LorimeF cos
test. Mr.. Bailey alienated consider
able OF his following.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Kansas Women Can't Vote for Pres
ident

Iopeka. Kan, March 3.-Presi-
Dental suffrage for women was voted
down last night by the House COM
miItee OF the whole. so to As, after
II mad been acted on favorably by
the Senate
botn branches of the Legislature
have already voted to submit a wo-
nan suffrage amendment to the
people. but this proposed amendment
aoes not extend to balloting for
President.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Two New Members of the Tariff
Board.

Washinton, March President
Taft to-day appointed former Repre-
sentative William II. Howard, of
Georgia and Thomas w. Page, pro-
lessor of political economy in the
University of Virginia, members of
the tariff board thereby increasing it
from three to five members. This
was made possible by the fact that
$225,000 was allowed in the sundry
civil bill for continuing the work of
the board.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Fatal Shooting Near AsheviIle.

Asheville, N. c., March Horace
Gregg, an employe of the Champion
Fiber Company, at Canton, was shot
and perhaps fatally wounded in the
bowels, shortly after going to work
this morning by o. NJ. Walker, a fell
low-employe. Gregg was brought to
the Mission Hospital here and oper-
ated on. He is in dangerous con-
dition, but will likely recover unless
complications develop.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Mrs. Mckethan. Received Fatal
Burns.

Fayetteville, n. c., March g.
Mrs. Celia Utley Mackethan, wife of
Major A. A. Mackethan, clerk of the
court of Cumberland County, died
shortly before noon to-day as the re-
suit of burns received yesterday
morning through the accidental
catching afire Of her clothing from an
open fireplace in her home while
preparing to attend church.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
j. O. Barker of Stella Kills Himself
at New Bern Hotel.

New Bern, N. c., March So. G..
Barker, we'll to do farmer of Stella,
N. c., committed suicide at the Gas
ton Hotel at an early hour this
morning by shooting himself in the
head with 32-calibre revolver. No
cause for the act is known. He leaves
a wife and three children.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
General News.

One hundred pxrsons wsre oarned
20 death In theatre ere ~ BoioEse.
Russia Sunday.
The Quaker Oats Company.s plant
Mt Battle Greek. Michigan. vas d.
ssroyed b. fre yesterday With Ioss
Of *fo,ooo.
william J. Bryan. In his weekly
paper last week stated that in his
opinion Governor Harmoh. OF OHIO.
was not an available Democratic can
dIdate for 1917.
Three men were killed, two fatal
" hurt and four others seriously In
iured BY an explosion in \ pen stock
of the Ontario Power Company's
plant at Niagara Falls Monday.
Lieutenant Foulois. of the United
States Signal corps. and Aviator Par
melee, made a new worlds record
Friday for a continuous long dis
tame flight, going from Laredo. Tex
as, TO Eagle Pass. distance OF one
hundred and sixteen miles along the
Texas border, making the distance in
two hours and seven minutes, an
average of a mile every minute and
seven seconds.
While asleep in their cradle In
their home at Spartanburg Friday
night, Reginald and Florence Nc
Dowell, age eight months, twin
brother and sister, were so badly
burned that both have since died.
Their mother, Mrs. w. P. Mcdowell,
left the children asleep in a room
and it is supposed that coal popped
from the fire onto the open bed and
ignited the clothing Of the children.
On returning to the room Mrs. Nc
Dowell found the clothing of the
children ablaZe.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
French Army Officer Flies Over Med.
iterranean Sea.

Nice, France, March 5.-Lieuten-
ant Bague accomplished a sensation
al and daring feat today by flying
over the Mediterranean from Antilles
TO the little island of Gorgona on the
Italian coast. He covered distance
OF more than 200. kilometers (I24.5
mlies) establishing new record for
oversee flight. This he did without
the assistance of tugs, torpedo boats
or any other craft to guide him or
add to his confidence by their pres
ence-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Italy Stirred by Murder.

Rome, March Princes Di
Trigona, lady In waiting TO Queen
Helena, was murdered to-day In :
small MOTEL In the city by Lieutenant
Baron Palermo, cavalry officer.
who then shot himself.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09

And that the Scriptures, though not
everywhere
Free from corruption, or entire. or
clear,
Are uncorrupt, sufficient, clear, entire
In all things which our needful faith
require. Dryden.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09

There is Book who runs may read.
Which heavenly truth imparts.
And all the lore its scholars need
Pure eyes and Christian hearts.
-Keble.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-09
Doctors Said
Health Gone
Suffered with Throat Trouble

Mr.. B. W.
d. b a r mes,
ex = Sheriff
of Warren
c o u n t y,
T e nnessee,
in a letter
from Nc
NJ In n Vile.
T e n nessee.
writes:
81 n a n
{ h r o a (
{ r o q b I o
q n d h a d
{ h re e doc
tors treating
LA c. "a ! j
failed to do
m 9 a n y
g o o d. and
m y health
gone. Icon
cl q d ed to
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17
RESIDENCE CHEAP-Do you
Week End and Sunday Ex-
cursion

c. u A. r. r. has on sale for ALI
trains Saturday and Sunday (ex-
cept the Hummer) q $3.50 round
"TRIP rste good till 9 q m. Nom
day tall trains except the hummerl
to Kansas City. Also $50 rate
going and returning on Sister &C
commodation bame date. Leave
Kapsas CITY ESQ p. m.
o. e. Hawthorne,
Passenger agent.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

Tom McCutchin OF Ridge Prairie
was In Marshall Thursday.
Will Hanley and family OF NAL
In Bend took In the circus here on
Friday.
Milton Sailor and Mise Artie
Carter OF Malta Bend enjoyed the
show Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bracket OF
Jefferson City r visiting In Mar
shall.
d.. b. Witeher has returned from
a visit to the southern part OF
the county.
Jessie McNabb and Miss Mabel
Boersch both OF Kansas City were
visiting In Marshall Sunday.
Earl Simmons OF near Mt. Leon
ard was q. Marshall visitor Mon
day.
o. W. Johnston and family are
back from a vacation spent very
PLEASANTLY Mt McAllister Springs.
A. c. Potter lost his purse show
day. II had q little change and
some corn weights he was anxious
to keep
Pat. Hays, sexton OF Ridge Park
cemetery, went to Sedalia Satur-
day to visit his brother and sister
several days.
Miss Mollie Pollard OF this city
has returned from a few weeks
visit with friends and relatives In
Malta Bend and Grand Pass.
DR.. Irene Edwards, the osteopath
lie physician, has moved to st.
Joseph to continue her practice.
Messrs. James Bryan, Harry
Byars and Harry Bell OF Grand
Pass took in the show Friday.
Fannie Wilkes OF this city left
Thursday for a few weeks visit on
the river near Gillian where he
expects to fish. From there he
win 60 to Kansas City his future
home.
DR.. r. H. Dyer and wife left yes
terday for Sheridan, Montana,
where the Doctor takes up a
fine practice. We regret to see
them leave but wish them much
success and happiness in their new
home.
L. j. Rasse yesterday bought
Rev. o. 8. Russell's handsome resi-
dence on Eastwood for $4,000, pos
session Sept. 18TH. The Rasss fam
lily win move into II.
Mrs. Nettie higgett, who has.
been stopping with Miss Charlotte
16ileS on South Salt Pond, will
tRxe w her duties ~ teacher IN
the Nelson schools on Sept. nth.
Miss Miles, says she has rooms 10
accommodate anyone coming to
toxr- tp-rttsua school.
l. Blosssr, the Malta HsnA
lli 3yyRaRksep4 n \. rernsIeya ~
q = Pote hare 1ay
q Ather tii AZ
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17
Items

Fair week next week.
Clarence link has sold his gar
age at Blue Springs
Harvey Tucker, OF the Bank OF
Marshall IL on his vacation.
Mrs. Jos. Piourd Of Norton was
here Tuesday shopping.
Chat. Fisher and two little sons
spent Saturday in Kansas City.
z. c. Merrill had business in
Kansas City Saturday.
All. Rector will go TO Keytes-
willie today on business.
See Sutherlin's Piano
display at the Fair.
Miss Sallie Chrisman, OF west OF
town Is enjoying an outing with
friends at Chouteau Springs.
Mrs. Emmanuel wittrup and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Pike
county.
Mrs. w. d. Jackman and son,
Perry, left a week ago for War
saw, Ill, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Dan O'Brien was called to
81. Louis Friday on account OF
the death OF her sister there.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lynch, OF Sedalia, Is serious
ly III.
See the fine display OF pianos
and piano players at the Fair by
our piano dealer, r. M. Sutherlin.
J. L. Crews moved from near Ko-
ping to the Sam Thomas farm,
south Of town recently.
]. L. DeMoss Is back from a
weeks visit to Robt. Frizzell's, OF
near Elmwood.
Richard Alpers and son, John,
OF ear Herndon were here Satur-
day on business.
]. D. Kellner, OF Rose Valley, has
qpit threshing for awhile this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Maupin, OF
Salt Springs, were among the many
here Friday Mt the show.
Mrs. Hiram Ordway entertained
her sister, Mrs. Frank Tucker, of
Perry, Kansas, last week.
Miss Ruth Rose has been ON the
sick list the past week but is i'm
proving,
Miss Quinta Bergerman, OF Her
mann, was the guest OF Miss Irena
Klinger the past week.
Mrs. James A. Walker and chill
dren visited jefferson City rela-
lives last week.
The Eagles win throw open their
doors - our fair visitors during
- fair 1ays. August - to =.
IN dsisgsr. q lapsko-
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17
urday night, August 10. Proceeds
to- &C to school. Everybody come.

urday night, August 10. Proceeds
to- &C to school. Everybody come.
Charles Frederick, a former Sa-
line county boy, writes from Gar
Der, Okla, that their corr looks
fine and that the ground Is in
fine shape for wheat sowing.
Misses Maud and Della Coad, OF
Grand Pass, attended the circus on
Friday. Miss Maud went up to
Blackburn from here to visit her
sister, Mrs. ID. c. Humphrey.
Our fair begins next Tuesday
and continues through Friday.
Don't fail to take part and be
present in this great public enter
prise.
rs lbs. Maud $ Flour
S1.2S. j. a. Whit, MI.
Leonard, Mo. Il
r. M. Sutherlin and family are en-
joying a visit from j. r. Suther-
lin and family, who came down
In their auto from their home in
Kansas City.
Alex Thomas was up from near
Blue Lick show day to see the eie-
plants. He said he was suffering
from a wound In his side caused
by a hedge thorn. -
Li.toames L. T. Byars, II. c..
White and Miss Beulah carp from
the west part OF the county at
tended the circus at Marshall Fri
day.
Mrs. Jas. Blair, OF Lodi, Gal,
hasreturned to Saline county and
will make her home in Marshall.
She Is a sister OF Mrs. John A.
G~reenlee and is her guest.
]. +. Coleman and family moved
their new home on East Ar
row Tuesday. They have re-mod-
eled the Ehrman place and added
a porch and bay window, making
Il a handsome home.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

from Malta Bend. As they had an
auto with them we presume they
led or pulled II down. Wouldn't
that make you tired?
Mrs. Sam Evans received n tele-
gram Sunday announcing the
death OF her sister. Mrs. Nancy
A. Link, at Keller, Texas, ut the
age OF 70 years. Mrs. Link moved
to Texas Is or 80 years ago. While
here she resided on the George
Standard farm east OF town. She
was born In St. Clair County. Mrs.
Evans Is now the only surviving
member OF a family of II children.
j. A. Whit, the enterprising
new merchant at Mt. Leonard, has
our thanks for three new subscri-
bers this week. He ordered the
papers sent to Georgia and Ala
bama. We hope the papers this
week will cool off by the time they
reach there as II might leave q bad
impression OF our climate II they
don't.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Davis, o
Macon have been here the pas.
week visiting home-folks.
Saturday, September 10th, is tn,
date of the Marshall special road
district election.
Hennasy and Downing's colt
Mitillion, won the three-year-olc
trot at Monroe City last week.
+. L. Perry, who has been in New
Mexico four years, is back in Mar
shall.
J. T. Redman returned Sunday
from n visit to his daughter in
Chicago.
Buy your snIt from j. 4.
Whit. Mount Leonard,
Mo. If
Ernest Hisle and sister, Miss
Sallie OF Miami attended the cir
Gus Friday.
j. c. Mikels and sons, Claud and
Lloyd, OF Salt Springs were in Mar
shall Friday.
Mrs. Frank Castle and son,
Charlie, from Shackelford were in
town Tuesday shopping.
+. q. Fulkerson, OF Louisiana, Is
visiting his father, Z. II. Fulker-
son, Mt Salt Springs.
Misses Mary and Lillian Rogers,
OF Miami, spent the past week here
visiting at Robt. Smiths.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Robson OF Harrison
county Is with her sister, Mrs.
r. c. Byars near waverly for n
visit OF several weeks.
Mrs. J.. M. Terrell and daughter,
Miss Mary, went to B~elleville, Ill.,,
Tuesday evening to visit relatives
several weeks.
Mrs. L. II. Almond, returned to
Blackwater after a several days
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. G~reenlee.
Five GALLONS coal oil for
39c. j. a. Whit, Mount
Leonard, Mo.
Mrs. Arthur Burton has been
Ill Of typhoid fever at the home
OF her parents, MI. and Mrs. q.
w. Davis.
Webster M. White, the ladies' fur
nishings merchant, went East Sun
day night to spend several weeks
buying new goods for his store.
Jim Turner traded his farm near
to Clay Killion for his
farm four miles north OF Sweet
Springs.
Miss Katie Reynolds Is In charge
of the telephone exchange at Grand
Pass and II has been moved to her
home.
Miss Josephine Snoddy return
ed Saturday to her home near
Malta Bend after a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. M. Rock
Frank Mills, of Nelson, went to
Burden, Kansas, Saturday to visit
his brother, j. w. Mills, three
weeks.
As lbs. Jumbo Flour,
}. A. Whit, Mt.
Leonard, Mo. If
Mrs. j. t. Isbell and daughter,
Miss Cecil, left Thursday for an ex
tended Eastern trip via Chicago
and Cincinnati.
j. W. Rose went to Kansas City
Tuesday morning where he is d.
viding his time between the ball
game and his new grand son.
J. r. Atchley arrived Thursday
from Portland, Oregon, for a visit
to his mother, Mrs. p. L. Atchley,
who has been poorly.
Fred 1dontg0mszy and wiss ssss
hers from Ross Valley Friday Ind
uaid HEY Nd 30 ksd, anX rain
h their sssslo1 ~ and thsg crops
diseosrsging.
Miss Bessie McKown Of Chicago.
the guest OF her aunts, Mes
DANES Geo. Burnside and J. Sd
Jenkins OF east Marshall. VA
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17
Bates Poulty House
ATTRACTIONS
i LIZ cents per dime above
all.

A L. Sober, OF ROCKFORD, Colo,
who has been spending the sum-
mer with his brother at Norton,
expects to returz home soon. He
was here Friday and speaking Of
crops said they raise nearly 100
bushels of wheat to the acre out
there on irrigated land and as
high az III bushels OF oats to the
acre. J. =. Sober, another broth
er, Is also here.
O. w. Johnston requests us to
announce that his big premiums
offered for the best collection OF
home products includes farm pro-
duets which was omitted In Civ
ing the list. The first prize IL q
$40 sewing machine and the Sec
ond a S2i Sealy mattress. The ex-
hibit must be by n family and to
include farm and garden products,
cookery, preserves, canned fruits,
pickles. jellies. sewing and art
needle work.
Buy the fe~nuine Farms
ers Block Coal from j.. A.
Whit t.Leonald. Mo.ssu
Moving picture makers missed q
rood chance Tuexdav ~ovousn~ So~
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

ProNeo. neN. W.. .. Smith n lam
lily will continue to occupy II.
Mrs. Il. 8. Meier and daughter OF
st. Louis, came up last week to
visit her father, M. C. Chaffee, sr.
and relatives. They also went to
the Plains to visit her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Ben McRoberts and family.
VIM. Mitchell writes from Colo
RADIO Springs that he and his wife
are having a fine visit there and
that conditions there are fine-no
drought or scarcity OF foods, and
the weather was delightful.
In the County Fair premiums list
last week was m offered by Houx
Bros. for a poem on "Jolly Tar"
We omitted the explanation which
Is that jolly Tar Is the real name
OF their new shoe maker. How's
this:
There may be many Others
Doctoring shoes than Jolly Tar
But this man at Houx Bros.
Is keen to "biz" and always thar
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Naylor left
last week for Rolla where Mr..
Naylor will graduate from the
school OF mines the coming term,
after spending the vacation month
with his and her parents, here.
supt. Jas. L. Lynch requests us
to announce " two days. teachers,
meeting on August % and "a, also
a teachers examination on Aug.
20 and %, at the odell Ave. High
School building.
Sumner Harland and wife of st.
Louis, have been the guests of the
latter's brother, Henry Steinku-
hler and family. Mr.. Harland e
turned Saturday to resume his
duties with the Wagner Electric
Mfg. Co. while his wife viii remain
a while longer.
8. H. Hall. OF California, who has
been visiting relatives around
Sweet Springs, left Saturday FOR
Springfield and from there will 70
to TT. Worth and New Mexiro be-
fore returning home,
See the sample course o.
Delbridge System Home
cenrseP Piano Study. Piano
|lsdegD Sc Per ~ one -
~ fnthlls p az foinllv.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Davis, OF
Macon have been here the past
week visiting home-folks.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

Milton Sailor and Mise Artie
Carter OF Malta Bend enjoyed the
show Friday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

Saturday, September 10th, is the
date of the Marshall special roads
district election.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

Hennasy and Downing's colt,
Mitillion, won the three-year-old
trot at Monroe City last week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-17

One Of the busiest places in town
this week Is the Weber Hotel
which will be ready for business
Saturday. Mrs. Kate Weber and
son, Herbert, will conduct II. Sue
cess to them.