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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Finds No Towing Trust.

Wilmington. The special COM
mittee Of the chamber OF commerce
appointed for the purpose OF inyes-
tigating the charge Of Captain L. II.
Rand. United States engineer in
charge o fthis district. to the effect
that the local towing companies we're
operating in restraint OF trade in
violation OF both federal and state
statutes. after making pretty thor
ongh inquiry rendered It's decision.
as follows. First: That form tes-
timouy from shippers and other
facts il is found that the towage
rates are satisfactory. Second: That
IL is found that the rates are no
higher than those in comparison
with other ports Third: That
while combination Of boating in
teresis is admitted it Is fuond that
such combination does not operate
to restrain trade or competition. OF
10 abridge the service OF tugboats
on the river"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Willing Plant pestroyed.

Lenofr. TUESDAY afternoon the
Home Milling Companyis plant was
destroyed ~ IRE. After fighting the
flames for an hour the IRE was
thought TO be extlnguished. Early
Wednesday morning the building
and is contents Vas almost totally
destroyed b. flames. As early as ;
O'Clock ], i reported no sign Of fire
could b seen about the place. but
tao hoars later the entire building
seemed doomed 70 destruction. The
total Inss Is roughly estimated a.
ts.aO0. With $1,000 Insurance on
building and machinery. There vas
4 large %, of wheat. corn. four, etc,
that vas destroyed and damaged by
Gre and water II i supposed the
FIRE originated from a smoulderinl
spark that eas not pat out a. this
afternoon Gre.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
wha, lie unra,cIci.

'sFor a rare case 81 mysterious
disappearance" said Henry KolkeF.
or The Great Name Company. "ean
you beat this"
"A young man took his sweet
hears 1. a bail. She wore her party
dress. As they began dance be
noticed what he thought was q
rayeIIng sticking out Of her sleeve.
lie tugged Al u. II came easily.
and during the remainder OF the
dance. having started 10 wind up
that raveling. he KEEP, Al i. u
wasn't until the end OF the dance
that he had finished winding.
NEXT morning the girl said 70
her mother:
Nav. a. awful funny thinr
happened last night. You know
vent TO that dance. Well. when
got home and got ready for bed
found my union suit had disap'
peared. --Young's Magazine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Nine Payioya. the beautiful Rus.
sian dancer was the subject o. dis.
cussion al a recent tea AZ the Colony
Club IN New York. 'Pavloya can
take care OF herself" said an ac-
tress she took care Of herself.
splendidly In an interview Las, year
win a mnlti-millionaires wife.
This rich woman called on Paw.
Iowa and asked her II she'd dance At
dinner NJ her house on Riverside
Drive. Payioya said she would--fof
81 SEQ.
hut isn't tina, rather hiFh?s
said the lady.
NO. madam. said Pasloya. u
couldn'i shink Of dancing for you foI
less
Come. said the other. max,
II twelve hundred. DO,
No, said Paylova firmly: no
my price u fifteen hundred.
Very well. then: 80 be L..
And the lady. With a resigned
air. rose qnd drcH her sables about
her: but At the door she turned and
said.
OF course, you know, shan
expect 70 mingle with my guests.
oh. IN that case. said Payloyi
With n smile. i'li gladly knock of
the three hundred.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

An AssSsSHhSut ~
GOOD morning" said a stranger
to farmer, could you tel me Wno
ali that land belongs TOT!
"That all belongs to me- answer
cd the farmer, with evident PRIDE.
"And who may all the cattle tha'
| see grazing belong TOT"
"These are my cattle. Five tnou'
sand head, sir" replied the farmer
with growing Importance.
And these horses?"
"All mine" 800,
And those sheep on yonder hiiH
persisted the stranger.
"Ail mine.' answered the farmer
waving his hand with a grand air
flow many horses and sheer
have you altogether"
"Ten thousand sheep and 10y
horses" said the farmer In mos
grandiose manner
"i'm glad TO hear IT, said TN
stranger. I'm the new assessor.
Good heavens" said the farm
err. you must have heard OF me. In
lJIm Chancer the biggest liar u
,irltain. Ideas.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Faiths and Works.

Representative Crtnmpacker, IN
diana. assured Representative korby,
OF the same state, that It was 10 min
utes to l2, although" he add.i, my
watch may be few minutes THIS side
OF the other Of the correct times.
you are not as confident about your
tImepiece, said Korby. ms my friend
Bishop Chatard, OF indianapolis. and
Bishop 0'Donaghue, OF Loufsviif'
when they comperei watches once up
on 4 time. II Is just . minutes TO o
said Bhhop chatard.
est Is exactly 4 i-2 minutes 70 "
retoried Bishop o'Donaghue.
~ know the exact tatne' exciain'e'
Bishop chatard. for my watch is on
| in which have the utmost faith.
".Ah. Bishop replied me preiab
from Louisville. we must not hope z
gpceed through fairh alone. hav
mon only faith In my watch, but kno'
of rs good works. --Washingto'
| Post.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Nel Mnh cramrelr. err..nI.

How often the student. facing ?
difficult examination paper. for eh'ra
he - mot thoroughly preparsi, stla1
gu,sz.rsi- sourtimes NJ hits 4 riyhi
oftcn. whatever che piamlbill,y Z d.
effors. he fails. u me bay did q whom
Punch tells.
During the term instruction bad
been given AZ 10 the visit cf the piiis 2
feet 70 che Meadway. In cxanIitati9a
the following question was ptn
"ExplaIn the context Of The p,s.sass
This would never have happcnei 4
Oliver had been alive"
One answer was ~ follows
This xas said when they dug "
the body u oliver Cromwell afisf IA
Restoration Youths CompanioA
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
RibIe Stud, Institute.

Wake oress-lnlerest In the in
tercoregiase B.hie study institute was
intense and all the meetings were
well attended, both by the visiting
delegates and local students. AT the
two day sessions subject Of vital in
terest and importance We're discussed
MIR. Clayton II. Cooper of New York
City addressed the institute In the
afternoon and evening exercises Sat
urday. At night the delegates at
tended the Lawyers vs. Doctors bas-
ketbail game, In which the Doctors
we're victorious BY score Of IS b
IL. After this there was bonfire
at which appropriate Refreshments
were served. The institute closet
Sunday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Board Of Trade Organized.

Edenton.-Thufsday night large
and enthusiastic injecting OF the bus
mess nlen Of Edenton was held at the
court house ard d board OF trade was
organized, composed OF the leading
business men OF the town. Great In
tercst was manifested. Mr.. L. d.
Bond was chosen president, Frank
Wood. first yice-president, J. y. Pur-
den. second vice-president. and w j.
Bergman. secretary and treasurer.
The board has already started 20 work
In earnest. A large part OF the cap
ital stock for a proposed buggy and
wagon factory has been subscribed
aud other enterprises are 20 follow
Edenton has determined TO take heI
place among other live North Caro-
lima towns.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
win Build Bridge 10 Connect New
Hanover and Fender.

wllmington.-The probabilities are
that the work Of building modern
siea bridge over the North east river
al a point near Castle Haynes, con
Meeting New Hanover and Fender
counties. will be begun early next
year and rushed TO rapid completion.
The commissioners Of the two coan-
ties have advertised for bids for build
ing the structure, the same TO be
opened on December s. and II is ex-
pecfed that soon thereafter the con-
tract viii BE- Get. The bridge VIII cost
between $4,000 and $4,000. ard is
% Be paid FOR by New Hanover and
Pender counties. two-thlrds By ths
former and one-shSsd by the latter.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Ase,i Man Killed Aner Quarrel.

Pilot Mountain.-Captain Tom
Jolly. travelling representative Of
CooPer Brothers Marble Works, Of
Raleigh. and formerly for many
years freight conductor on the old
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Rail-
road. was shot in the face with q
shotgun three times and instantly
Killed Tuesday night near here by q
young man named L. Tiiley. AZ
whose home Captain Jolly lived. IL
Is said the two men had been carous-
ing and that the shooting resulted
from . trivial quarrel Captain Jolly
vas about so years old. while Tilley
Is -. TIiiey vas held for court
without bail b. the coroner.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

waynesyille Sheriff w. o. Tai.
mer Monday received a message
from Dig Creek saying that Harry
sutton, i I5-yesr-old boy. had been
shot and killed. No further partlcu-
lars were given az the time. but II
eas learned tuesday morning that
the boy vas an empIoye Of the
Champion Lumber Company, and
that the shooting occurred Sunday
night about 70 o'clock. a man named
Messer having fred the fatal shots.
No Information has been received,
however. As n the cause Of the
trouble. The remains 81 young snt.
ton were brought through the e0un.
,ry 70 The home 81 his parents ~ the
lower part u The county Monday.
The latest reports are 20 the effect
that Messer Is still At large. though
the sheriff Is hunting for him.
n e NEWS
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Nilmhgbyn Ms E5iza5eSh Fort
rlan had ilyesy tine with q squat
BLACK negro IN her bone late sdiir-
day nis1lt The negro entered ter
hta.e wsth fbe esBest parIgse Of
ionng fhe place Mrs. FortmaH n 4
vId0g and .iisss alone. She Wa
arUmed from her slInaDers OH hear
sns slsne one stri1s = match 70 tho
ktchen she went 70 Investigate and
found III. intruder ~ BE- Z lgs. e5uu.
kySJuili negro. walo. On her arrival
snade = break for me window b.
winch he had entered Mrs Foriman
graisi,ed him BY one u Ms l,es and
hauled him bark into tbe house. sall.
lng i8stiiy FOR help he meanwhile
one of the mans los quarter SHOES
rame IN IL her hands and shs used
this as : club - beat him OYER the
head TIE negro madt anuther a.
seuQ - ieaxe " the rind,w aud
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
E.llre.a EIeetlaa orsered.

GrwezS&o-o --Tae county cuEnnis-
niusers IL session. Monday Atternoon.
uraTre9 an e@c@iun % BE- held in
rr~saB syrasAips "a Guilford Decsm-
~ ii<h. % vose un . question q s.
Eatag suadS 10 aid X butA1ing The
Randolah ard Cumberland railway,
frnn gsSfrs oe the SeAsoard ID
Mesre. gsosSiszy CaznerS0n. Va Garth
zrs. kkneE1ro. HA<a Point. wsacn,
sz.z uu thrDuEA Ysdkin county. with
: szrGr track frosn winstDn 10 Green's
bo~o. Tne sie<xson = called only
fsr sfs0ae founzk2ss - " traversei
~ ~ nrw rad. HigA Point. sumner
FrNrrarnig, Giiner ard Oak Ridge
berg tA< pr1ciple 0aez
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
A Charter and a Change.

The Hiskory Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Hickory. received a charter
today with sl50,O00 capital authorized
ana s27S.OO subscribed by Josephene
Bailey. New York. ]. ID. Elliott, Hick-
DRY and others for making furniture
OF all kinds and also vehicles. The
Hitchcock Trotter Co. Winston Salem
amends its charter 10y changing the
par value of stock TO SIS fro 500 and
providing for the issuance OF new
stock, but retaining $4,000 as maxi
mum.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Tohaeco Selling High.

wilson.---The Wilson tobacco mar
ket sold during the month Of October
2,614.436 pounds of leaf tobacco at
an average price OF Ass. The total
sales this season 10 November l
amount to l,425.7s9 pounds. which
brought an average price OF 1898 OF
S6lS, S06.2l in money. Il is expected
that the entire crop will sell az an
average price OF about fifteen cents
which will be about four cents pound
higher than any other year in ths
twenty-one years history OF the local
market.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Shm nrad over Card Game.

Marshali.--Charley Davis. OF Mar
shall. VAS shot TO death al Redmon.
iWo miles west Of here. Sunday night
BY Harvey Rector. who is proprietor
81 store At Rednon. The two men
became Involved in dispute over 9
game Of cards and Rector drew his
pistol and AIRED i've shots into Davis
body. killing him instantly Davis
10 kpown 10 have lost $50 and this is
supposed to nave caused the trouble
he SLAYER lsii his wife and children
~ Rednon and escaped across the
river. He has mol yet been captared
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
one amendmrnf and Two Charters.

Raleigh - certificate 81 amend
ment for the Cape Fear Country
ciub Zinc. J. of Wilmington, vas
filed with the secretary Of state yes
terday changing Il from 3 corpora.
ton with capital stock 70 one with.
Gus capital stock. the organization
- have voting members. non voting
members and non resident members.
Charles r Taylor. r.. Is president
and Milton Calder Il secretary.
Charters sere granted the Farmers
Union Warehouse company. " Kin.
sion. capital $4,000 authorized and
81 zoe subscribed ~ z. Edwards.
J . Harper. and others. And for
the Gsstgnis Garage Company. Gas.
tonia capital $4,000 authorized
and $1,000 subscribed ~ A. q.
Myers. John e. Rankin. W n
Adamt and others Tor garage ard
automobile agency business
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Ale,ander nound Oser.

Greensboro -. y. Alexander. the
young Georgian in jar here on a
charge Of embezxlement. was yes
terday afternoon held for the grand
jury BY Justice Of the Peace p. n.
Collins. the prisoner going 70 Jail
in default Of 5000 bond. Alexander
u alleged 10 have secured 500 from
the Wick Chemical Company upon
representation that he would repre-
sent that company a. travelling
|gsles nan. Ne never did. and neither
did he make restitution Of the 800
Il i alleged by the Wick company.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Furniture Manufacturers Meet.

Winston-Salefn.-- Southern
Furniture Manufacturers Associa-
ton met n annual convention here
this morning. Seyenty-6ye delegates
representing large furniture inter-
esis IN the carolinas. Georgia. Ten
nessee. Virginia. are expected The
address Of gcleome on behalf Of
the city was made by Mr. vi 3.
womble Of this city. An automobile
ride was gletn the visitors this AZ.
;ernoon and an informal smoker and
reception will BE- rendered them By
the board Of trade tonight.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
rpilsmIe II Hor Cholera.

EliEa5eth CRY PasquO,ank county
i fhre9eDed With an epidemic 81
bog cholera and me farmers are much
worked W over the situation. During
The past rev months. me swine have
been DING and n s.0ckraisers feel
fhat fhey are unable 10 eUpe sish
tie situation Through the chamber
y oOuTmrca 'hs farmers are appeal.
ing b The gate Department u Az
ricuiiure 70 assiS' them IN handling
the disease and ID saving their hogs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Influx Of Home.Seekers.

Wilmington Almost every week a
bome-seekrr from some other state
comes To this section with his family
80 iige and within the last few days
vwp persons from New Jersey have
purchased farms AZ Castle Haynes
frum the Carolina Tracking Develop
uaut Cornpany. which Is carrying on
ahe Original colonization scheme for
this section. They are Mr.. zEaneyeld
81 Paterson. \. j.. and Mr. A. Lldebe
a. Warren Poinl, \. j.. and both viii
arrive wath their families some time
fAis snoath On their new possessions
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Wilson Friday between AycDck's
C-sslnz and Kirbye crys Rozds. ID
spring Hili township. ST. RUM Haw-
lev cgnmitt95 suicide " shooting
himself with s shDl gun For syB,e
time decreased had been des,oydent,
bin ~ one msF4Jsied sbs, b. would
attempt anything - rash He leaves
4 widow and seven or eight children.
AiSgit tNtife ysis Bgy be Wes sen,
70 The asylum for ne insane. and
since hen be hss never lyeen ron.
Eidefed 80 bfigss
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
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i BASEBALII NOTES. !
4 - 4 = 4 = $+@%%% 4 =

Bloomington. H., has been select.
ed to take the place Of Waterloo
Iowa. In the Three-I league.
Luffy Lewis of the Boston Red
Sox, and Miss Eleanor Keene, Of
Boston. we're married at San Rafael
Calf, recently.
Charley Carr will call his Interest
| in the Utica IN. Y.) team and de.
vote all his attention 70 the manage.
memt OF the Kansas City Blues.
"Stuffy" Mclnnis expects to have
This injured arm In shape soon ana
will join basketball team, In his
home city OF Gloucester, Mass.
w. H. Watkins, owner OF the In.
dIanapolis American Association
team, has purchased the Evansville
franchise In the Central league.
The Brooklyn Club has secured
waivers on Harry Lumley and win
send him back to Binghamton. Har.
Try will manage the Bingoes again
next season.
Johnny Eyers, Tom Neeslham
Hethe Zimmerman. Lon Richie and
Jimmy Doyle OF the Chicago Cubs
made the trip from Chicago to Troy
N. Y, In touring car.
Il Thomas y. Graham. president 81
the Pacific Coast league. has hand
ed in his resignation TO the boar
OF directors He was elected prcsi
dent OF the league In 1909.
A feature OF the banquet In hon
or OF the Giants was a moving pic
turc exhibit showing the first gam,
OF the series. Philadelphia SHOULD
now tender the Athletics banque
and show them the last game Of III,
series.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
@3eadIy Double Track

Lexington. Yesterday afternoon
the body of an unknown negro was
found by the Southern railway traks
mile and a half north OF Lexington.
Apparently the negro had been dead
for several hours. The body was lying
several feet from the track. partly
hidden by weeds. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the negro was a victim Of
the deadly double track" which has
claimed many victims in this Sec
ton during The last few years.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Auto and WACO. coIIide.

Fayetteville A distressing and
alarming accident occurred on Hay
street. Haymount. In this city. late
Tuesday. when the motor car ~ Mrs.
Charles Rankin. bearing Mrs. Ran.
Kin and apafty OF friends from 4
social entertainment, frightened =
team o. mnles driven BY tuo young
sons of Jack Johnson, 81 Eeyeniy-
ilrst township. The mules dashed
OF. throwing The wagon against the
car and wreckIng both the machine
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Nobody trusts a widow eaceF
men. and that's why she doesa.
mind Il.
A woman could give her children
a lot Of training n their father
didn't need 40 much more.
There's hardly any Kind Of fool
equal TO the man who thinks he ras
different when he was a boy from
what they are nos.
A man can gct mad At an inani'
mate object like piece Of fufni.
turc. but he has 20 take Il out on
somebody In the famliy.-New iork
Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Some years ago Mark Twain waa
a guest Of honor a. an opera bos
party given BY a prominent member
Of New York society The hOs;sss
had been particularly laxative al
during the performance--to Mr..
Clemens Increasing Irritation.
Toward the end Of The opera. ahs
turned 20 him and said gnshlngiy
Oh. yOu dear Mr. Clemens. do
10 want sou 20 be with ua next Fri.
day evening I'm certain you vii
like 1.-THE opera viii be- Tosca."
Charmed. I'm sure. replied
Clemens I've never heard you n
that. Life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Rocky Moun;--Receil,fs Tor che. past
week have been full. lasting till after
noon OF several days. and amounting
70 $4,000 pounds. and averaging more
than $500 per hundred. Sales for
octo6er. l.652.I7s pounds. average.
sii.s4 sales 70 November ]. 1885,
2lI pounds, average. sl4lf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Raleigh Minister Goes to Tennessee.

Raleigh. Nov. s.--Rey. w. G. Rich
ardson, who served the past five wears
as assistant pastor Of Tabernacle Bap-
list church, deyoting special attention
TO the finances Of the church, and who
resigned few weeks ago, has accept
ed a can TO the pastorate OF Ridge
dale Baptist church, Chattanooga,
Tennessee. and will take UP his new
PASTORAL duties December Isl.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Raleigh.-Sherln z. NJ. Lytia. OF
Buncombe county. was here ycster-
day 10 deliver TO the penitentiary n.
r. Roberts. Of Asheville. TO serve a
i've year sentence for embezzlement
OF funds from life insurance com
pany with which he was connected
as agent. He has a wife and one
child and Is 32 years old.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
County Bonds Sold.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS county yes
terday disposed Of s5o,000 worth Of
county bonds to r. n. Grant and
Company, Of New York., who bid
|iOS.l5. The bonds are 5 per cent
and run for term Of 20 years.
Among the bidders for the bonds
was former state Senator Charles A,
Webb, OF Buncombe. The Wachoyia
Bank and Trust Company was also
| bidder.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

again she hauled him back and whack-
ed him stoutly across the Uranium.
His terror AT hast gave him added
strength and he lroke from her grip
AMI escaped by the open window
The intruder entered the house by
breaking one of the panes of glass
and unlocking the latch. thereby be-
ing able to raise the window. Moth
Ing was missed from the house.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
Doing Il Moderately.

Mrs. II. W. .Earlov. the Golf
champion. said the other day at tho
Philadelphia Country Club.
m a golfer 10 going TO boast. let
him boast modestly. | heard q
golfer say one autumn evening. as
he toasted himself before the club
house Ere:
Never did I see better golf
than this afternoon. Ny opponent
got away every drive. he hit every
brassie clean. he approached perfect
~. and he did no, miss a single put. -
How much did he beat you byi'
ASKED.
Beat me. said the modest man.
with look Of surprise why. he
dldn't beat me. II waa my game
from the start. Washington Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
lIIeeIlant'. 20 IlaIIrnad.

Winston salem Will EngiDer
ipUseB = making survey and per-
maaen1y lglaiing tlIn Elkin ard ALE
ghaney railroad from the top d the
mountain - Roaring Gap % sparta.
Aiieghauy county The extension u
ne rad mans uuch indastrisliy %
Ailtgiiany. a. u y5il b. ne hrs rail.
rad t. enter that county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
faaim. he = Inneerni.

rreeHsh.oro ~. r. Alexander who
u-as ARRESTED IN Columbia. :. G. last
Neek kad hruaEh; here SATURDAY
- 4 skarwe * obtaining money nm
oss faise pFeie1ass from the Vick
ckeniasi Company 81 this city. has
Eesd OF > ant 81 hAt,eas corps 10
Anrs tie eaesffoa ~ whether 81 NOS
~ y IexaliY impr lsohed determined.
The wrsf Ia fesurz2ble before Judge
A1s1 81 CrAkan Tuesday night
AieaAndes . represented ~ former
judge " BFnam aad G. strlc-
Wsch. to q ne abiesf members Q.
tts loeai "a. They say thar the
hsseAa aorpsB pfoce-ainzs are mere.
" pssisminxry Is - action against
tts VIA chenieai Company and
Sore = - 0Eesrs fcr malicious
gfosec1tlon trd false xrres;-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10

Ralelgh.-Tom Aldridge. a stu
dent Of shaw uniyersity. colored.
here. was taken 20 Goldsboro last
night 10 answer the charge. along
with a brother. John Aldridgc. OF
forging the name Of George w.
Autry to a check that they gave IA
the purchase o. a load OF water
melons. The alleged forgery VAS
during the past sumner.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-10
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Dave Deshier and Kid Mer er
have aligned 20 box In Lawrence.
Mass. November >.
Harlem" Tommy Murphy who
was supposed TO be quite Wealth..
j. sAid TO be broke.
The New York stste Boxing Com.
mission has refused 10 allow moving
pictures. 10 be taken Of boxing boats
Patsy corrixaa. the Australian
ex-mlddleweighf. is not dead as ~.
ported several months ago. he s
living Ia Oklahoma City.