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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
.OR. 9. 4. JULIAN
DENIES REPORT
SAYS Il is False Foul SANDER
and ViIIliicstloa"

Ii will be remembered that some
days ago the Greensboro Daily News
contained an article about DR.. G. A.
Julian, Of Thomasyille, which was
copied by this paper. DR.. Julian says
the sensational allegations we're false,
and on Saturday his counsel, Mr.. l..
A. Martin, furnished the Greensboro
News with a reply to the article. MT.
Martin was in Raleigh last night and
gave the following as statement COM
Ing from DR.. Julian, which he had
sent TO the. Greensboro News:
In reply to certain sensational
productions in your paper and copied
by part of the press OF the state,
about my character and professional
conduct, | desire to say most emphasi-
cally and without reservation that
each and every part is foul SANDER
and villification, Matched in ignorance
and nurtured in hate, enlarged upon
by Jealous enemies, who have tried
several times before TO work my ruin.
Il would not even stoop TO reply
were 1t not that it is due my friends
all over the state who have made pos
sible some reputation for myself, and
who have stood by me In my profess
sionai and official career for years.
THE story that had gone to pats
unknown was as base Islander as the
charge OF misconduct and professional
malpractice. II any effort at all had
been made to ascertain my where
abouts II could have been found by
going to members Of my immediate
family In Thomasyil'e. my druggist
the hospital at the orphanage. where
| had left my address should os
professionally or otherwise needed
THE trip to Florida had been
planned since the middle OF Noyem-
Der. 1910, and again few days be
fore the trip had an urgent letter
from my aged father. who was sick
to come TO him."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SENATOR ROOT WOULD HayI
PLURALITY ELECT SENATOR'S.

waxhlngtan. March 2-sanasor
Root has introduced ! Bill ID the sem
ate whleh n intended 70 prevent
deadIoehs ii state legislatures gr0N.
INK oui II attempts % elect United
States senator's Senator Root d OPP
posed 10 direct election Of senator's.
and - ) way % prevent deadiocks be
nor proposes that . plurality 81 the
legislatures may elect 1 senator. The
bill provides that ID Ease there il no
eleetion BIZ . majority vote b. March
neyt preceding the term for which
the senator should be elected, thai
thereafter ) plurality vote shall be
SUFFICIENT 70 elect. The bill ID not "a
become operative until January,
1917 il would have no effect On
the deadIosks nov % Id New York
Iowa. Colorado and Montana.
The bill MAS referred 70 the com.
mittee IN privileges and elections
but stands no shos of enactment 81
this session IN the opinion 81 sons
senators 10 would be merely an III
centlse u brins about deadiocks. in.
stead 81 device for breaking them
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03

Glover, Va. Was ~ Seeae and
5000 Secured BY Burglars

Danville, Va. March IA band OF
robbers. supposed to number five men.
between the hours OF and . o'clock
Monday morning, blew open the vault
OF the Bank Of Glover. at Glover. Va,
town Of 500 inhabitants 40 miles
east Of here, and escaped with all the
cash in the building. The robbers
secured between $4,000 and $4,000.
The robbery was. spectacular and
was completed only after fusillade
OF pistol shots had been fired at citi-
zens who had been aroused BY the
explosion, which awakened nearly the
entire town. w. j. Finch, who resides
opposite the bank. was the first to
arrive at the scene after the first ex-
plosion and was fired at by two men
stationed in front OF the building. In
few seconds two other explosions
occurred, and Dr. r. H. Fuller. who
was returning home In his buggy
after visiting a patient, drove up.
A volley of bullets whizzed by DR.
Fuller's buggy and he put the lash to
his horse. other citizens who ven-
tured near the building were also
fired upon. and by this time posse
had been formed. but the robbers had
completed the job and we're fleeing.
The light when the pistols flashed
showed three men at work around tbs
vault. It is believed that three Of ths
robbers escaped in buggy and two
walked on.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
.sl0,lOD,0D0W |D0WN0URAs
MRS. yALKENBURG HAS LOST
HER DIAMOND RACQUET.

Palm Beach, Fla. March Mrs.
yada Van valkenburg, whose inheri-
lance from one or her former hus-
bands, William H. Chapman. caused
her to win the title -The Si0,00o.eoo
Widow" has lost her diamond-studded
tennis racquet and is depressed.
The gem In her fancy racquet
weighs five karats, and she says she
values the implement mainly because
il was given to- her BY dear friend
In New York. 1t is said to be one OF
the few dIamond-sfudded racquets, II
not the only one. in existence
Mrs. Van vaskenburg had played
several sets Just before the loss OF the
racquet. She strolledJFto the beach
talked with several groups OF friends
and returned to the hotel.
Ii was then she missed II. She hur-
rled back. but did not find Il She has
offered a substantial reward for tht
return OF the missing jewel.
Mrs. Van yalkenburg has been mar.
ried three times. Her first husband
was Lee Agnew. an inventor, whom
she divorced. She wed Chapman ths
day she won the decree. Her mar.
rage to Philip Van vaIkenburg tool
place a little over year ago. With
him she has been having trouble re
Gently.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
ONCE m A WHILE.

Once In while the aun shines out
And the arching skies are q perfect
blue:
Once in 4 while, mid clouds Of
doubt.
Hopes falrest stars come peepIng
through;
Our paths lead down TO the meadows
fair,
Where the sweetest blossoms nod
and smile.
And We lay aside our cfoss OF care,
Once In q while.
Once In while within our own
We clasp the hand Of a steadfasl
friend:
Once ID q while we hear 4 tone
OF love. win the hearts own voics
10 blend.
And the dearest 81 all our dreami
come true,
And on Ilfe's way Is golden smile
Each thirsting flower Is kissed with
dew,
Once In a while.
Once In while In The desert sand
We find spot 0f the fairies
green,
Once IN while from where We stan,
The hills of paradise are seen:
And a perfect Joy In our hearts vi
hold,
A Joy that the world cannot defile
We trade earth's dross tor the pures
gold,
Unee In q while.
wlxat tv@4&~msmm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03

Every year large number ~ poor
sufferers. whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs. are urged 70 10
to another climate. But this IL cost.
II and not always sure. There's q
better way. Let III. Kings New Dis
coyery cure yot at home. 1T cured
me OF lung trouble writes w. II.
Neison. Of calamIne. Ark. when ali
eIse failed and gained ~ pounds In
weight. rs surely the king 81 ali
cough and lung cures" Thousands
owe their lives and health to It. lt's
positively guaranteed for Coughs.
Colds, I.aurIppe. Asthma. Group all
Throat and Lang troubles. 6ee and
400. Trial bottle free NJ Il. Black.
nall and Sons.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
DEATH OF RUFUS BuLOCk
DEPARTED THIS LIPE TUESDAY
AB0TT 1 O'CLOCK.

Dir. Rufus Bialock, well known
and highly respected citizen OF the
city. died Tuesday afternoon about !
O'Clock al his home on Roxboro
street, after an illness Of some dura-
ton.
Mr. BIalock was formerly well
known farmer or the county, but
moved his family 70 Durham several
years ago. Since that time he has
not been actively engaged In BUSH
ness but has lived In quiet retire
ment. He had an interest In 9 mum
Der OF business enterprises In the
city, besides owning considerable
farming land In the county.
The deceased had no children, but
he Is survived b. his wife. He also
has q number Of relatives In Mangum
township. where be formerly re-
sided,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
BANNER PRESENTED.
Honor Goes 10 Rockingham for Vote
in Last Election.

Reldssllle, March "A handsome
banner was presented 10 tho Rock
Ingham democracy Monday In a neat
patriotic speech b. Hon. A. wayland
Coke, chairman or the fifth district
congressional executive committee.
In the late election, Hocklngham's
percentage Of increase In the demo-
cratic vote exceeded that of the rsst
or the eleven counties In the district.
A large audience Of the county'S IN
terrified was present Of the exercises.
|C. o. McMlchael. presided over the
meeting in the absence OF Chairman
william Young. The speeches Of sc-
eepssnce were made BY John +.
Oliver. A. d. IyIe, 3. r. Graves, r.
w. Hopkins, Ira n. Humphrey, =.
Ii. wrenn, J. y. salntsIng, n. X.
Scott, r. w. GlIdewell. NJ. 4. MIssen-
heimer. !. N. sharp. d. N. Moore,
J. II. Bennett and r. s. Reid v. q.
sheriff., chairman Of the GuiIford
executive committee. also made .
speech gracefully acknowledges Tbs
honors which had come TO Rocking
ham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
ANOTHER OUTLAW TAKEN
WADE WILLIAMS CAPTURED IN
WILSON MONDAY.

Wilson. March 2.-For several days
past the home Of Wade williams wife
has been watched. and the spotier who
had been placed on the job reported
to Sheriff Sharp Monday morning that
II he would go TO the home Of the
woman be would surely find the man
70 badly wanted. In accordance with
the information furnished the sheriff
and bis deputies, together with Police
Officer Warren and several others.
surrounded the house. Sheriff Sharp
and his head deputy, II. N. Rove.
entered the house while the others
watched from the outside. Wade was
Just getting out 81 bed. and seeing the
armed officers he pushed an ugly
looking pistol under the bed. lie was
taken 10 the sheriff's Office and taken
through a course OF sprouts" Al
first be denied being Wade Williams
and gave the name of George Bryant
saying he Just arrived from Ports
mouth, Va, on Sunday and that he
had been N The employ Of barkeeper
III that town. Mr.. A. L. Mansfield
formerly Of Fayetteville, recognized
him a. Wade williams. and then b.
admitted It. saying he came from
parkton, small town Six miles from
Fayetteville.
This IL the man." says Lewis West
who helped 10 do shooting from in
side Of Mary Young'e house on iii
day Deputy Sheriff Mumiord VA
slain"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
AVIATION meet
/ At WILMINGTON
Much Interest Manifested VIII
mingtoa Aeroplane 10 be Used

Wilmington, Feb. 2S.-Throughout
this section Of North Carolina and the
upper part of South Carolina interest
is growing in the great aviation meet
to be held on the grounds of the Will
mington Driving association uater to
be known as the Eastern Carolina
Fair association March 9Th, 10th and
nth, when the Curtiss Exhibition COM
pany will have two of its celebrated
Curtiss biplanes and two or three OF
its most experienced and well known
ayiators here to make daily flights
between the hours OF and 8 p. m.
Mr.. Frank Herbst, the local manager,
continues TO receive reports which in
dicate that every town and village In
this section will be represented, as
we'll as hundreds from other points
throughout this state and South Caro-
lima, to witness the daring flights OF
the aviators and inspect the numerous
exhibits of poultry, farm products and
implements, etc, which are promised.
There will also be some midway at
fractions OF the best kind. The rail-
roads have granted q reduced rate on
account OF the gala occasion and they
will bring the crowds here. while the
Wilmington people are making prepa-
rations 10 make the stay OF the yisi-
tors pleasant in every respect.
One aeroplane has been built In
Wilmington by individuals at cost
of several thousand dollars, and bids
fair to be a success. few short
fights having been made several
months ago at wrightsville Beach A
company has also been formed here
to manufacture flying machines. the
TYPE to be a machine invented by Mr.
Paimgren. of this city. Owing e
these facts there Is more than com
mon interest in the aviation meet to
be held next week
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
A Daring Robbery
By Masked Men

New York, March 1.-TWO armed
men forced their way into the Har-
lem house OF cesareo Virgil. we'll
io-do tobacco merchant. Monday
gagged the servant, Kathleen San
chez. and escaped with $1,000 in
jewelry and diamonds. When the
maid opened the door 70 answer a
rims one OF the two men stnck re-
yolyer into her face and the second
man gagged her. They then carried
her up three fights Of stairs to .
bedroom. where they bound her to
the bed with knotted sheets and
blankets and left her while they ran
sacked the house. Two workmen
Who recently repaired furniture In
the house are suspected.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
To- Afre. 81 floor srafe.

We have the largest plant of the
Kind ID the world. We are he oldest.
ipfFss. aud most responsible company
of ~ kind ID existence over ~
eab100 farmers throughout The United
sases aud Canada bay Watkins Rem.
edles. Flss0ring Extracts Spices.
Toilet Articles. Soaps aud Perfumes.
We have the besi proposition there Il
fer energetic reliable young men. We
need travelling salesman for oar
line right ngN III Durham county Ad-
dress The n Watkins Company.
~ south Cay street. Baltimore,
Maryland Established 1873 Capt.
tai oysF ts.ea90Do Plant tomtalns 10
acres door space.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
Daughter FaintS
Al Mothers Grave

Henderson. March 2.-0ne OF the
saddest scenes ever Witnessed at a
burial in Elmwood occurred at the
interment Of Mrs. A. O. Daniel Mon
day evening at 4 o'clock. Al the con-
cluslon Of the services, when the peo-
pie began TO dispense. Miss Nellie. the
eldest daughter OF the deceased, from
prostraflon Of grief tainted and sank
In her seat and remained unconscious
for fifteen minutes before the arrival
81 ! physician. As soon as DR.. Up
church reached her side he had her
placed In an automobile and taken to
her home. but even then she had mol
regaIned consciousness.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
1 TOWN SWEPT BY FLAMES
LAGRANGE is THE VICTIM IN
LOSS OF ABOUT $4,000.

New Bern, March 2.-Word reach
ed this city Monday morning that the
town OF LaGrange, located about -
miles west OF here on the Norfolk
and Southern railroad. was swept hy
a disastrous confiagration Sunday
night. From the facts that could be
learned it seems that the fire started
in q brick building on Main street
occupied by boarding house. From
this It spread and the bank OF La
Grange, the postoffice. cotton ex-
change, two mercantile stores and a
number OF dwellings were destroyed.
Aid From kinston.
The town has no IRE department
that Is capable OF fighting any lar 9
blaze and when the westbound pas
senger train passed through en- 70 tie
TO Goldsboro the engine was attached
to fiat car and hurried back to Kin
ston. where the FIRE lighting ap1a-
ratus at that place was secured and
carried back 70 fight the flames.
When the Kinston company reach
ed the scene they found that the
flames had destroyed practically al
Of the business section OF the city and
their efforts we're confined TO saving
the adjacent dwellings The passen.
ger depot. located about 100 fee,
froE. the origin Of the fire, was unIn,
ljured. due 10 the strenuous efforts d
the fire fighters.
| But little insurance was carried oT
any OF the buildings destroyed and
the entire loss Ii estimated at abou
1875, 900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
VIII be Unveiled in May-Fiye
Years In Building
IS COLOSSAL IN GRANDEUR
As D Whole II Consists Of Vast
Artistic Framework That Includes
30 Many Works Of Art That Their
Execution Alone Night Fill Busy
Mans Working Lifetime.

London, March 2.-The middle Of
May has been selected as the time
for unwilling the national memorial
to Queen Victoria, which II has taken
more than fiye years to build in the
great circular space In front OF Buck
ingham palace created and beautified
By the art OF Sir Aston Webb. No
more appropriate time for the unyeil-
ing Of the memorial could have been
selected. The impressive exercises in
honor III the memory OF Victoria the
Good win form a fitting prelude TO
the brilliant ceremonies OK the coro-
nation OF her grandson that viii fol-
low a month later.
The Queen Victoria memorial has
been spoken OF as the 'Dreadnaught
or great monuments. From start 0
finish the builders have kept the idea
Of the durability Of the monument In
mind. Every brick In the deep foun-
dations and every block Of marble In
the massive superstructure was care
fully examined and pronounced per-
feet before II was put in place. The
great monument as Il stands COM
plefed represents more than 1000
tons OF marble, masonry and granite
Colossal Is the only word giving an
adequate conception Of the size and
imposing appearance OF the monu-
meat. The memorial as a whole con-
sIsts Of a vast artistic framework that
includes 90 many works OF art thai
their conception and execution alone
might have filed half a busy mans
working lifetime. There are numer-
Gus statues and Low reliefs In botf
marble and bronze. TO say nothing o.
he great fights OF steps. the magnif
cent fountain basis, the retaining wall
the piers and bases.
The central figure, OF course, Is tn
statue 81 the queen. who il presenteI
wiih Characteristic dignity. III
statue is Of marble and Is Is IL fee
high Forming the background TO
the queens statue Is . great maTbl
base sUrmounted BY bronze figure o
Victory" Twelve feet in height
Courage and -cons,ancy" stand a
attendant and contribntory figures
AT the opposite end. looking towar
the palace which In London Was III
queens Official home. Is the irnposin
group 81 Motherhood To the RICH
and left stand the marble groups reI
resen ing Justice and Truth"
Prom the great circular platform
granite, which q approached BY step
Of stately breadth and comfortahl
shalIownesg. the spectator may see b
Low the vast water basins fed }
fountains on the northern and souu
ern sides. On pedestals Ranking 4
Steps. irost and back. are great grouI
IL bronze Of Peace Progress
Manufactures. and Agriculture
Over the fountain arches az coloss
figures representing Bravery u
-lnteIiigenee. symbolixlng the arm
and the nary and science and the ar
The retaining wall i slriched vi
nany bronze panels syInb0llzing IN
lands maritime supremacy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
A Dreadful sight

10 III. j. Bsrnum, 81 FreesyilIe, n. II,
was the feyer-sore that had plagued
bis life for years In spite or many
remedies he tried Az last he used
Tsaeklen's A-niea salve and wrote:
81 has entirely healed with scarcely
scar left Heals Burns, Boils
Eczema. Cuts Bruises. swelIlngs
corns and Piles like magic. OnlS
&c ~ u. BlaeknaII and Sons.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
Begins Practice Of
Law al Ninety Years

Clinton. Ark. March IA. cailen.
10 Monday. ID 4 member Of the Van
Buren, bar. and says be Is ready for
his fsrst client.
He has never practiced before. He
showed the Judge or the local circuit
court a license signed BY the Mis-
souri, supreme court In 1884, and Il
vas upon this that be was admitted
to practice without examination.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
SIX REASONS

Depoing money be bank makes absolutely
loss BY robbers IRE accident
you cancelled
receipt You
check book makes 81 your available and
you bothered about making change
deposit me
carefully
you where you i 0 the month";
Nearly needs borrow
sell known the bank through bank
c0mmotafon.
Every check write your business
habits solid which general
esteem Of your neghbors
Influence you 10
Will hfa
bank and the facilities Offers convince that
Ia why should your financial home
the approved business
be-yeur hsak
The Citizens National Bank
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
Oppose Parcels Post plan.

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 2s..-rtetaIl
merchants representing most Of the
southern states hogan four days
convention here today TO protes.
against the enactment 81 the parcels
post bin BY congress
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03

KeIton. wyo.. boasts 81 society
girl who can shoot water through Der
teeth 20 feet and hi a person In the
eye every time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
A Warm Hearing in The Senate
| Judiciary Committee
CHARTER Of HOT SPRINGS
Senator Baggetts Antitrust Bill,
Copy Of Texas Law, Gets an I'M
favorable Report From the Senate
Judiciary Committee Liquor Ship
ped In to be Tested.

Raleigh, Mar. 2.--Senator Baggetts
antitrust bin. said to be an exact pat
tern OF the Texas antitrust law. gets
an unfavorable report from the SEN
ale judiciary committee. Senator
Hobgood's antitrust bill was con-
sidered by this committee Wednesday
afternoon. Senator Baggett asking for
time to read and digest II.
The bill to pay annually $500 for
expenses OF the state board Of internal
improvements In looking after the
states interest In various properties
and the state institutions receives q
favorable report from the senate judi
ciary committee.
One Of the most holly contested
hearings OF local matter before the
senate judiciary committee was on the
bill Monday afternoon 10 amend the
charter OF Hot Springs, Madison
county. delegations representing both
factions being present and prolonging
the hearing throughout the entire
afternoon. The bill receives favor
able report with some notifications.
| the authorized bond Issue for public
improvements being reduced from
10000 to $4,000. and the abuiting
property owners TO pay only one-half
Of cost OF sidewalk paving instead OF
all. The assessment OF property Ia
left with the regular assessors. One
side claimed the population OF Hot
Springs to be over one thousand and
the other only three hundred people.
To Prevent Forest Plres.
The state bill for the prevention
OF forest fires that passed the senate
has met such opposition In the house
that II Is now to be amended In com'
mittee to the extent that q number Of
the counties having the largest areas
OF forest are to be exempted, these In
Guiding Transylyania. Swain and Hay.
wood. The bill viii provide for The
Estate geological board 70 appoint hr'
wsrdens to be paid out Of q fund d
be raised BY q tax of one-half cen
per acre on large tracts and hat ta'
Of Is cents on owpers OF a. much al
Atty acres OF forest. The bill VA
threshed ever last evening before th'
committee on propositions and griey
ances. and vita the changes indicates
will be reported fayorably.
A bin 10 annex the Balley's town
ship section OF Nash county 70 VII
son county. on account Of lis NOR
convenient accessibility 70 Wilson a
the county seat. gets an unfayorall
report In spite Of the fact that on
hundred and four ont Of one hundre'
and ave voters In the territory petl
toned for this change.
The bill BY Representative EwaE
10 require that all liquors shippe
into North Carolina shall be inspecte
and tested as Illuminating oil now L
gets report without prejudice bac
! to the house from the judiciary CON
} mlttee No. !. 80 that the bill win B
fought out on the floor. The obief
) Of the bill IL 10 prevent The shlpmen
: Of any but standard pure whixkey
and other liquors Into the state.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-07
Barometer of Trade.

Smiles irradiated the foorwalker's ace. Business had been poor, but 1t was picking up for that day. How did he know? Women were shopping in 9airs and trios. They always buy 50 much more" he said, when they come in punches. When woman shops alone she buys only what she needs or can afford, but when she shops with friends she buys what she wants them to think sae can afford" :"
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-07
Don't Tell Everything.

Do not tell everything, even to Q friend. When you undertake great af- fairs, confide in but few. Never love q mean man; he will not rescue yop from calamity nor share what he has with you. To do good to the base IS like sowing the sea- The mean are never satisfied; one slip cancels all former benefits Comrades in feast ing are plenty; pot In serious matters -Theagnis