The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-26

100000, has been ordered out
of the provinces of Canada by the
board of control. The city chem
list reported them unfit for food.
There are 100000 young peo-
pie between the ages of 5 and Is
years in the United States not in
the Sunday schools of the
churches. This is the report made
by the Rev. David K. Downey, cor
responding secretary of the Board
of Sunday Schools of the Method
list Episcopal church.
The change in the political COM
plexion of the house next session
has aroused the ambition of many
negroes who have supported the
democratic party in the past to
replace the eight hundred negro
republicans who are now employ
ed about the house wing Of the
capitol.
The donation Of an additional
endowment of $40, 100000 to the
Carnegie Institution Of Washing
ton by Andrew Carnegie, the
founder, was announced last Fri
day. This brings Mr.. Carnegie s
gifts to the institution up to a
total Of 25,000,000.
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D. D., one of the most noted clerg-
men and scholars in the Southern
Baptist Church, died at his home
In Richmond, Va, Friday after
noon in the SEVENTEEN year of his
age. He leaves a widow, one son,
W. B. Whitsett of Baltimore and
one daughter, Mrs. Howard G,
Whitehead of Richmond.
Carl Haynes, 9 years of age, was
arrested Friday in Spartanburg,
on the charge Of shooting Lois
Wright, his playmate. According
to witnesses, the two quarreled,
the boy declaring he would shoot
her. Going to his home, be Oh
tanned a shotgun which he fired
at the little girl the charge enter
ing the back of her head. She is
not expected to live. The boy,
when questioned said he did not
mean to shoot.
Judge Emory Speer of Georgia
has been invited to represent the
south at the Lincoln dinner, to be
held at the Waldrof-Astoria hotel
in New York city in Feb. Two
years ago Judge Speer res
ponded to the toast, Abraham
Lincoln" at the birthday celebra-
ton of this club. He was request
ed to deliver that address upon
the suggestion of Robert T. Lin
coin.
Paul Morton, president Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
and Secretary of the Navy under
Theodore Roosevelt, died of GER
ebral hemmorrhage in the Hotel
Seymour in New York Thursday
night. His wife and his elder bro
Their, Joy, were summoned to his
side, but he was dead at a quart
er to z o'clock, a few minute be-
fore they arrived, and an hour
after he was stricken.
Representative Champ Clark of
Missouri, the Democratic leader
of the House, and receptive can
didate tor the Democratic nomina-
ton for the presidency, was
Thursday night nominated by ac-
clamation for Speaker of the
House in the S~ixty-second Con-
gress. This, with the selection of a
committee on ways and means to
make an, early preparation Of tar
if legislation for submission to
Congress Immediately upon the be-
ginning of the next session in De
cember, when the House becomes
Democratic.
With copper kettles on the fire
containing opium in the process of
cooking" surrounded by TWEEN
ty-four large cans OF poppy flow
ers struggled into the port Of New
Orleans, and with several pounds
of the drug already prepared for
smoking, two Cinnamon, Hop
Yick and Jung Poy, were taken
last week by federel officers in a
dingy den and charged with manu-
featuring opium. The opium and
poppy flowers were seized by the
authorities. A full manufacturing
outfit was also captured. This is
the first plant discovered in that
city.
An unsual hold-up was success
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