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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-01-13
STATE MEETING.
First Annual Conference of YER
mont Boys at Ludlow.

mont boys at LUDLOW.
BY invitation of the citizens of Lud-
low, the First Annual Conference of
Vermont boys will be held in that town,
beginning Friday evening, January 10,
1911, and closing Sunday evening, jan
uary Is. While it will be the first one
held in Vermont, it will follow the plan
of those held in other States, and should
bring together large number of men
and boys who are vitality interested in
the welfare of the boys of our State.
Churches, Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, Sunday schools, church clubs,
Knights of King Arthur, Boy Scouts of
America, and other similar organiza-
lions are cordially invited to send dele
gates from their active membership.
All boy delegates should be older Chris
tian boys, not under IA years of age,
and preferably from Is to 20.
One of the pleasantest sessions of the
Conference will be the dinner for dele
gates on Friday evening, January 10,
at $50 o clock in the banquet hall of
Odd Fellows block 1t will be compli-
mentary and will be rendered by the
Ladies' Aid societies of the churches
Some of the best speakers will be pres
ent and have part in the after dinner
exercises.
The following is the programme:
Friday, January 10.
$50 P. M. AT ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
Dinner,
rendered by the ladies of the Ludlow
churches
F. A. Cumming, Burlington
Greetings,
Elk. Gov. w. w. Stickney, Ludlow
Address, Manhood in the Making"
H. w. Gibson, Boston
Address, E. M. Robinson, New York
Organization of the conference.
Saturday. January a..
900 A. M. AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Song Service,
j. w. Sault, Ludlow, Leader
Devotional, H. w. Gibson, Boston
Address, "A Christian Boys RESPONSE
bility to the Church"
Rev. A. P. Pratt, Bellows Falls
Address, "a Christian Boys RESPONSE
bilty to the Sunday School,,
Rev. H. A. Durfee, Burlington
Address, "An Older Boys Responsible
ity to HIMSELF"
M. D. Cracked, Cleveland, Ohio
Official Photograph of the Conference.
1870 P. M. AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Song Service,
J. w. Sault, Ludlow, Leader
Devotional,
Rev. A. P. Pratt, Bellows Falls
Address, "Boy Scouts"
Preston G. Orwig, New York, Field
Secretary, Boy Scouts of America.
Group Conferences,
At Methodist Church.
Boys Departments, Young Mems Chris
tan Associations,
H. w. Gibson, Boston
Student Departments, Young Mems
Christian Association,
Lewis w. Dunn, Concord, Student and
Boys Secretary of New Hampshire.
At Congregational Church.
Church Clubs,
Rev. A. 7. Pratt, Bellows Falls |
Communities,
A. C. Hurd, White River Junction, Y.
M. c. A. Secretary of Windsor
County.
At Universalist Church.
Adult Workers and Pastors,
E. M. Robinson, New York |
400 p. m.-Demonstration by the |
Boy Scouts of America from Barre,
Bennington, Burlington, Windsor coun-
ty. Visits to Gill Odd Fellows Home. |
Fletcher Memorial Library.
1907 M. AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Song Service,
j. w. Sault, Ludlow, Leader
Devotional,
E. M. Robinson, New York
Address, "A Man Who Realized His
Responsibility,
M. D. Cracked, Cleveland, Ohio |
Address, '"The Story of Good Will
Farm"
G. w Hinckley. Hincklev Me. |
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
Gained 40 Francs.

While passing iii front Of vine
shop Id the Rue de Passy a we'll
dressed man slipped aud fell. break
ing a window of the wine shop. The
wine shop keeper rushed out and
grabbed the clumsy individual by
the collar. A heated dispute follow
ed and crowd quickly collected.
search him" suddenly shouted
some one in the crowd The vine
shop keeper and a few helpers found
the idea good one an quickly went
through the mans pockets. In his
possession was found 500 franc
nofe.
"My window cost 30 francs" said
the wine shop keeper. There's
$50 francs change. Now we're
quits"
The man who had broken the win
dow slipped away with a detected
air Shortly afterwards the wine
shop keeper sent 10 the bank TO
change the 500-fraac note. Il was
a bogus one.
The trick had been cleverly work
ed by the clumsy individual and the
man in the crowd who had suggest
ed searching him.-European Edi-
tion New York Herald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Thcrnasss lle-- Mr. DAVID A Harmon
Of Thomisyl,ic. has entered suit
uxalnst iAe YadAla River roscF COM
pany zoe $4,000 laEiagss alleged 10
have hc,p sosssined BY hsH rsul,inx
from 4 IN he fece.fd At their plant
y; Bieweii Fsiis several rteks axo.
Accvrairx B, Mr.. Harmoas story. ne
xas ordered ~ he foemaa oar on
Z fo;t~n scanolilng thar collnned un-
DIR his Nclr.t. dTsgplng AIRY frcs
apsn sxssd ccrcesr Nearly very bone
IN bis right fDOt was broken. and his
h,p vas slso injured 20 such an ex-
trnt that ~ may never fully recover.
Tue lalurcd snsn's most powerful AMI
mas asilrea rs company. hoeeser. -
On account Il che inburnan Treatment
~ Mys ,Aey Accorded him affair." the
arrdrns- iIIs foot was slinly strap
pei % board and be Was lcf; helm
isss without food or ~ater for le
hours.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Hamlet Two hundred dollars Il 81
fercd a. reward 20 rhe arrest Of
William Henry Iienton. the negro who
80 dassardiy shot Officer D. y. Brown
on the streets OF Hamle, hate Satur-
day night. Nj. brown Is sill alive
and has hEhilng chance TO survive.
II seems that there was i ucws dance
IN progress IN dance hal. The negro
Ecnlon came out OF this place acting
III boisgerous manner and was pat
under arrest by the policeman. The
prisoners hand being behind him bic
capior ATTEMPTED 10 search him. A
CLINT OF steel was mistaken for 4 Knife
and the man was released and struck
BY the officer The negro produced a
sun and sho, before he could be struck
nraln. The night was misty and es-
cape was easy from the wounded man.
Brown plucIily implied I've chambers
Of his revolver. hut tailed TO hit.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

There Is no particular demand at
the present time for bricks that will
float. and Il does not seem probable
that there ever viii be. And thar IS
the very reason why the new float
ing brick will be looked upon as a
curiosity.
Il Is real brick. made for build
ing construction, and the only queer
thing about il IS that II floats like
block OF wood when thrown into
the water The brick has beer de-
signed for use a. an insulation in
the construction OF cold storage
plans. breweries and refrigeration
plants. and is meant TO take the
place of cork. flax charcoal fibre.
and sawdusi. an 81 which are iinper-
feet insulating materials. II has
been found that the use Of the latter
has often been attended BY rot and
foulness. The new flaoiiag brick.
in waterproofing, is so burned that
- per cent OF IT'S volume is confin-
% air. with the result that its spe-
cific gravity Is less than that OF va
tcr--New York World.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Sanford. naai Mcneil. colvrcd.
was shot and INSTANTLY Killed BY bis
ls.ycsr-uid con. WI Mcneil. II he
home near Lemon springs The BOYS
mother stated - the eor0ncra jury
thaf early IN the morning Of the ira
reay his father told him 70 20 out
10 the field and cA sosue corn stalks.
Al nrat The boy refused 70 90. but
vas finally induced 20 do the work.
nla father went ont 20 the wood pile
IL col some wood The mother was
IN she Kitchen cooking bfeakfssf
when she heard me report Of sun.
she won Into the front part Of the
hgre and found her husband lying
IN chs doorway with The axe under
him. The boy. who bad shot him ~
,hc back with 4 shot gun. disappeared
Al onre The wounded man died al
,nosl Instantly. A younger son stated
M hla father was attempting 20
strike The boy with the axe when the
fatal shot was fred. After shmins
the body and hearing the evidence
,hc Jury rendered a verde, Of the ct.
ss~t thal David Mcneil came 20 his
death from rurahoi a. the hands
~ his spn. viii ucNsiiI,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
Tp.ts.pate MARINE Railway.

Willnington.--The Cape Fear Ma
fine railway company has made APP
plisafion ID the secretary OF state for
charter with an authorized capital
stock Ct 100000. the incorporators
being among the leading business
men OF the CRY. The purpose Of the
company Is 70 establish marine rail-
way and machine shops on the site
lof the old skinner marine railways
and the Darby property adjoining. the
latter having recently been purchs-
ed BY G. v. Worth dor the purpose
The marine railway TO be installed
will be OF the most approved type,
being what il known rs the Crandall
marine railway Of l,000 tons capacity.
The wharyss Of the railway and the
shops will Be about 500 feet doug
with the necessary width 20 take care
OF the business.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
Bees and the Weather.

According TO the bee farmers.
France is threatened with a very se-
we're winter. For some time the
farmers have noticed consider
able agitation proceeding within the
hives. The insects are busily engag-
ed in terrifying their dwellings, with
supplementary wall Of wax.
1t is said that provision of these
intelligent insects never fails. and
when they take such precautions as
they are now doing ii may be taken
as automatic that a severe winter
will follow. II IS recalled that the
same phenomena were apparent in
the year preceding the Franco-Ger-
man war London Globe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
NI.laLen BOD near ana shal.

Washington Scws has rcachcd tails
ctr u rhe accidental shooting Of Nr.
Tank Allen while hunting bear near
the nou'h q f'n8go river. Allcu and
hu friend. Jtxeph siotcSberry. both
a Fa4nfori coanty and another nan
xerc hunting bear near the had u
the pungo rivos. abont my miles from
.ais city. sevetal nights ago. Mr.. AZ
len. Il scenls. WIS ataniauned ~ 0ne
end a ! swanp thlckci. waitiDw while
tis COMPANIONS Wcnt 10 anoihr part
% tise swamp The walt becoming
ssd.oaa and brnln maklnx NO dtsp0-
sliiJn 70 show himself. Mr. Allen start
"a In search ~ bis comsaihoin and
afl4oachtd ahem IN the fa'kncas un-
ANNOUNCED They hraring INC crack
sng q o. unaerhrush and. heaIug a
sIolse. SUPPOSED u TO be a bear and
10th .opcnd IRE on The supposed ant
mai. aloofing Mr.. Allen. Both loatls
81 back shot entered als abdsnen
aud Horially wounded atm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

wilson MT. Silas Lucas has ten-
ant on his farm named Swift Ford.
who has picked oct thlriy-nve bales
Of cotton from sixteen acres and
;hcfe aro two bales remaining IN the
field. II all me cotton IN Wilson coun-
" We believe fhe yield viii average
more than a bale to the acre. Nh. J.
.. Farrior n one Of Wilson's cotten
planters. He SAYS he has three hun
dred acres OF the ficecy" in the Geld
Jet that has not heen touched yet
nm a single "lockn having been pick
"a. When asked lhc reason Why. he
said: II cant afford 10 pay the prices
asked ~ the "piskers;" would rather
the staple shoala rsamaln where Il -
than to pay che price asked FOR hons
ing"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Wilmington. Plans. which are now
rapidly maturing. Indicate that the
= ilroad celebration 20 be held at
Southport. Thursday. November %,
VIII be quite the blggesf event 81 the
kind ever held In this section OF "a
state and will be Of greater slgnincan-
q pcrhurz than the opening of any
railroad III East Carolina IN many q
day. The event will celebrate the
completion Of the Wilmington. Hfuns.
wick a Southern railroad ~ that
town from Navnsss. where Is con.
nests with the sesDoari and Ccaol
Line. and Il Il announced that the
road VIII run three excursion trains
10 Southport Ia order 20 accommodate
the crowds expected 20 attend from
Wilmington and sections and points
along the line trayersed BY he road
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
Negro Boy Shoots White 8oy.

Oxford.--A serious shooting occur
red Monday near the Soui:efa depot
While John Bragg. a small white boy
who lives near the cotton fac Dry, was
passing along the street he had a
few words with small negro boy,
Toney Jones. and the fuss ended by
Toney shooting the Bragg boy through
the jaw with No. 70 rife, knocking
out one Of his teeth and fracturing
his Jaw bone. After Toney shot the
hoy he ran and was captured by Chief
Williford Tuesday morning and lodg-
ed 10 Jail The little boys condition
. very favorable.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
BOD, Found IN swamp.

Elizabeth City-After having been
missing for more than two weeks
without any trace of her where
abouts and with the country stirred
up over the mysterious disappear
ance. the lifeiess bod OF Miss Mary
Sjogren. an aged and greatly be-
loved LADY. was found in a swamp
thicket several miles from her home
in Camden county. The coroner's
jury rendered verdict that tho wo-
man came to death from natural
causes coming evidently from ex-
posture and starvation. Miss Siogren
was native Of Sweden and had
been living in Camden county sor
the past fifteen years. She was -
years of age.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Raleigh. Beaufort and Ber;Ic coun-
tiss Join he ranks d those counties
making the appropriation Tor the FREQ
slsspenAary treatment Tor hookwnrn
sllease ihaf - being provided ~ DR..
Jao. A. Fcrrail. secretary for the
eradication u hookAorm disease IN
tiis state TITS makrs twerty-ihf sc
c0nr.ies that asve provided this FREQ
ircaumrnt for infected cliizcnx. chill
lren ani adults. DR. Fcrrall Is eiat d
ossf the progress shaa Is heirg made
aud the hearty corporation taat his
WORK Is receiving from co-olielals and
cisizens alike IN al parts Of the state.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Troy. Morris Waits. native OF
Meeki,nf1rg county. came near saw
Ing his way 0ut of lae Montgomery
county iail SATURDAY Ne Ind savei
hks why ,hrorxh lac STEEL cage aud
vas intas,riorsly n work on the orr
sde bars when his operation were
discovered. the saw taken from him
and he was replaced In another cell.
Watts declared ~ the TAILOR that be
"a the saw while IL the Mcrkicnburg
iall: that BE- carried u With him to
Troy and selecting what be conceive
"A 70 be an olsporfune moment. was
using ~ Watts Is charged with house.
5reaking.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
"a Need or Haste.


Alta lecture a well-known autbori-
ty on economies mentioned the fact
that in some parts Of America the
number Of men was considerably
larger than that of women, and he
added humorously.
II can, therefore, recommend the
ladies to emigrate 10 that part.
A young woman seated in one Of
the last rows OF the auditorium got
up and. full Of Indignation, left the
room rather noisily, whereupcn the
lecturer remarked:
IL did not mean that II should be
done in such hurry. London Tit
Bits.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Shelby. Rev. Il. L. Padgctt, the
holiness minister Indicted under sever
al charges for Illegal relations with
pretty Miss Carrie Stockton OF Kings
Mountain, was convicted or the mosl
serious Of the charges against him
IN me superior court Of Cleveland
county here Friday. Judge Webb
sentenced Padgett to two years III the
state penitentiary and solicitor viii
son cancelled the other indictments
ssaingt him. padgctt a rall. rather
lhandaome man with an intellectual
face. He first knew the Stockton
girl VIXEN she was mere child,
twelve years ago. and has been going
TO her home In Kings Mountain since
that time. Some time ago he held
q series " meeting there and boarded
1T the Stockton home, several mem-
bars 81 the family being members Of
his church. He seemed 10 be infatu-
ased with her, took her on trips with
his liftie daughter aud made gifts q
clothing and Jewelry. There are other
Indictments standing against Padgetf
in Burke county aud Graenville, s.
G.. both growing out Of his relations
with the Stockton girl. The charge
against him at Greenyille Is for kid
mapping the girl. the arrest having
been made In Atlanta He win be
turned over 70 the Greenrlle author.
itics when be completes his sentence
in this state. The charge against
him In Burke county IS more serious
one than that which he was convicted
of here Friday having been a capital
oifcnse prior TO a change Of statute
a few years ago.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
His Grandparents Want TO See In
dian EIectroeaied.

Raleigh.--Warden n. p. Sales OF
states prison received an urgent re-
quest Tuesday from the grandparents
of Ross French to b. permitted 70
come to Raleigh and see their grand
syn el,rirccuted November "a. when
he il 70 pay the death penalty for
the murder OF Miss Eiael Shuler in
Swain county early in October.
French is Cherokee Indian and his
grandparents. quite advanced In age,
are said 10 b. typical old-time Indians
They wrote warden Sales that they
curncsily desired 10 SIC their grand
son eiec;rocuted aud would much ap-
prcciste permission 70 Do So French
Is only 81 years old aud has a wife
and children. whom he is said 10 have
very much neglected in the wild life
ihat led up TO bis implication IN thr
murder that Is 70 cost bis life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Spencer-Railroad round house
circles here yesterday heard with
keen regret OF the serious accident
that befall JAMES w. Ridenoutte, a
former employee Of the Southern rail-
way shops at Spencer. which OCCUR
ed 1T Snarten5llrg. 5. c.. when Mr..
Ridel0utte Lest his right leg 5eneath
he wheels CT yard engine. Mr.
Ridenoltte WIS an expert mechanic
and Il is understood that the accident
occurred in an unguardtd moment;
that the leg was mashed of near the
knee. Sir Rldenoltte was foreman
of The slols Il Spartanburg.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
lInn.Irrs an arnr.

Indianapolis Is al agog at the
singular incident wherein widow
conducted the funeral services over
the dead body Of her husband. Stand
ine beside the coffin she sang the
hymn and delivered the eniogy. She
was dressed IN white aud there was
no evidence Of MORNING. all or this
being IN accord with his request. We
don't blame Indianapolis for being
surprised and shocked at this
strange affair bit we're or the
opinion that there are many other
women who would be willing to do
the very same thing. and they are
not an III indianapolis, either
More railroads and better railroads
for Durham. That's good news.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Wilmington. -Ciycn preliminary
hearing before sinsNd States COM
missioner here Friday, charged with
nsGsiny oH,he high seas while sailors
on HE SCHOONER Victor G. Record. en-
route from CHARLESTON. s. G.. 70 New
York Cky. three negroes. William
Dourlas. John Rigan and Charles
Elss xere committed TO Jail in de-
faux * $500 bond to await Federal
cont n January. When the vessel.
on - Journey uoFihward. arrived OF
the Acrfa Carolina coast severe
r.urn was encountered and the three
are alleged 70 have tecosns
muilhons ard refused 70 perform
fheir duty. thercsy le0paIdlziaw the
lives u all on board the crAff. The
prissoncss arr nstivss d shr Wet In
dics.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Wilmington These iniFnstnd IN
taf prosecution Of the Al.ersd -Slins
ilseFx.- 81 ~ number. hayu defnlfeiy
decided thr thng wlll u0t fcauesi
the county commissioners - al Gov
.rNr kltchln 70 call a src3a, term
- rnsrrivr court - bp bald sometime
afoul the latter part q shss mpnth
. nf-i Of next Therefore there viii
~ no criminal fern Of che higher
tribunal until lnnury II N gissii
ost frpm an aushoritltc sourcc that
tl,err - ~ desire - ~ tar whNEoy
cksw mlsll the resular term
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

concord.--Ihe farmers OF cabar-
rus arc holdinw their cotton. ia H.
evidenced BY the fact thar l2s bales
nave hesn stored In the farmers ware
house here this week. There are a25
baEsx- III the warehouse. which only
has a capacity u 5oe bales. II The
farmers continue q Aore their cot
ton "A tais rate. abe warehouse will
" full before the cad u shc week
Since rhe warehouse a, Harrisburg
vas DESTROYED by IRE las wvek this
II the only farmers warehouse In the
county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Greensboro. Deputy Sheriff J. n.
Shaw. of Guilford county. met with
painful and at once a peculiar ac-
cident at the home of Deputy SEeriff
Weatherly Tuesday evening. II
seems that Mr.. Shaw and MIR. Wealth
erly were inspecting the barns and
live stock on Mr.. Weatherly's place
when some cattle we're driven past.
Mr.. Shaw in stepping backward to
get out OF the way Of the animals
tripped over a wire and fell. In the
fall his foot became entangled Iii
the wire and his ankle was badly
wrenched. making it necessary for
him to use crutches.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Greensboro Rev ). NJ Goodman
sunday announced % tie members 81
bis congregation that be would offer
ais recognition as rsstor Of the Buf-
iaio and Midway PIes5yterin churches
Of GuilfoTd county, effective IN De-
ceinber. The resignation OF this pop
ular Presbyterian minister will be
acted upon al a call meeting OF the
Orange. ri esbytery Ia Greensboro Nov
enlber 81 Rev. Mr.. Goodman will be-
come pastor Of the Hawiields charges
embracing four Presbyterian churches
IN Alamanceic County sci!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Raleigh. There ~xs charter ~
sued Saturday for lhr Exalted Council
Of BeDjnuIn. 81 The city n Ashcgiils,
The chatter provides that IRE Ashe-
willie lodge shsll be the grand lodge
TOR .,arth Carolina ana subordinate
lodges shall 81 formed III other iocali-
se& TIE purrose is the care OF Wild
cvs ard orphans and e,ncral charita-
Ole effort. VI r. C0nley, 1. " Wat
son, J. II. McGmniss are smOng the
iacorlorafors.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Spring Hope. In Eight which WIS
the result Of an alteration over i
pUol game Ia Strickland a Davis pool
room Saturday afternoon. Herbert
Strickland was shot twice IN the right
breast Saturday MGR BY wili.fn.
Nebleit al the Montgomery Lumber
Cos. plant. Strickland Is In a serious
condition. Na2rtt has not been ar
rested as tho shooting was. evidently
an ss1f-dffence.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

FayeileyiiIe.--The brick dry house
Of the Fayetteville woodenware COM
pany. containing 100 cribs a seasoned
Juniper and oak waves. warehouse
aieso OF brick and quantity OF lun-
btr. were des,iOycd by FIRE Saturday.
Tae los 4 $4,000, with insurance Of
"a 600 or IS 900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17
Charters Granted.

Raleigh. Certificates OF incorpora-
tion were filed with the secretary Of
state Yesterday By two new entarpri-
SEES; The Love "a Union Association
Of Snakebite, aitsd the LumDerton
coco-cola bottitng works, Of Lumber
ton. The first mined has no capital
stock. George Watford and others.
OF Windsor, incorrorators Tho lot
ting works has an a,.thorizen capital
of $1,000, with $1,000 Subscribed by
G. D. Hutaff and others.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

Agheyille. A broken rail was res
ponsible for the derailmcnt OF passen-
ger train. No. 1o5. Of Inc Louisville
and Nashville railraod near Murphy
Monday morning. The engine. mail
car and two coachcs were oven Turned
and several pskskagers were Injured,
although none are serionsly hut.
Fireman Prszsly was caught >beneath
the engine and received internal In
Iuries. which are regarded as ssrious.
Engineer Snyder jumped from the cab
and escaped unhurt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-17

StafesYllIe,- Sunday on the farm Of
Lee Albertson IN Iredell county
large hara IN which Mr. Aiber,son. his
son and small da1ga,er had taken re-
fuge from d, sever rain and wind
storm aaz blown down. all three u
The fkiniiy suffering injury. z Dir. Al
serison suffered . broken arm and
o.her Injuries; toe son received in-
iprit5 on the back q his head and
on his arm. while the little girl was
aurs about the face and hips. The
was almost completely wreck
Cd and Il IsTegard As almost mira
culors taaf the entire hti.e family
was not wiped Qua,