The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-07-07

form of the Southern Confederacy the
body of Gen. Clement A. Evans, SOL
der, preacher, past commander in
chief of the United Confederate Vet
erans, was laid to rest in Oakland
Cemetery here this afternoon. Ma
tiona1 guardsmen, wearing the blue
he once opposed, sounded taps and
fired a salute as General Evans
body was lowered into the grave.
New York, July 6.-Joseph B. |
Reichmann, former president of the |
Carnegie Trust Company, who was |
sentenced to four months and a half |
for making false reports to the State
Banking Department, was granted
writ of reasonable doubt by Justice
Page in the Supreme Court late yes
terday, and was subsequently releas-
ed on $4,000 bail.
Toxic, July 6.-To strengthen the
entente coria1e between the two coun-
tries, a movement has been started
here to have Japan and the United
States exchange college professors
Wealthy Japanese have expressed
willingness to defray the expenses OF
the Japanese professors going to
America. 1t was announced today
Y
| erican educators.
Chicago, Ill, July 6.-John H.
Marble, senior counsel for the United
States Lorimer investigating commit
tee, is in Chicago today making ar
rangements for witnesses for the con-
tinuation of the hearings in Washlng-
ton next Tuesday. He announced
that Governor Deneen would testify
| a
it's hearings. The hearings will be
transferred to Chicago some time this
fall.
smithfeld. N. c., July 6.-Saturday
next will be red letter day for
Johnston county. Johnston County
Farmers Union and the Smithfield
Chamber of Commerce are figuring
for a big Good Roads" rally and
farmers picnic at here on that day.
Fayetteville, N. c., July 5.-Con-
gressman William Kent, of California,
and ex-Sheriff ]. F. Jordan, of Greens
boro. who are preparing to develop a
large tract of territory lying in Cum
berland and Hanett counties, have
closed a deal with w. ]. Johnson, OF
Red Springs, for an additional 9,OOo
acres of land in this section. The
purchasers propose to divide the land
together with the $4,000 acres already
purchased into small farms. This
deal has no connection with that OF
. the North Carolina Orchards Com
3 pany, recently announced.
? Washington, July 5.-Pope Plus X
in an autograph letter received today
j by the apostolic delegate to Washing
ton. applauds the lead taken by the
|, limited States in the worldwide cam
= paign for international peace. Al
though the pontiff does not mention
e President Taft specifically by name
l. a COPY of the letter was forwarded t.
a the White house. 1t is expected tn
President, because of his wellknowl
l. peace views, will reply to the cordla
q sentiments of the ruler of the Cathe
ID lie Church.
If Washington, July 6.-The Hous
Ways and Means Committee meets tt
e morrow to take up the revision G
d the cotton schedule. 1t is doubtft
whether there will be any hearing
e, Representative Claude Kitchin is e.
,e pected back from the State to atten
30 the meeting tomorrow.
IS Senator Simmons has returne
b. from Winston, where he ATTENDED tn
le Rural Carriers Convention.
he Washington, July 6.-Senator an
Mrs. Luke Lea, of Tennessee, WI
of have been patients at local hosp1t
I'd several weeks past had so far r
er covered that they were able to lea>
n. the city for a nearby mountain T
ne sort. Senator Lea, weakened by tl
in TRANSMISSION of blood to save the III
ty of his wife, is rapidly Tegalnl1
70 strength and expects soon to resun
his active duties.
ng Winston-Salem, N. c., July 6.-Re
Iy, lenue officers destroyed an Illicit ol
tillery near Seward, this count
lie, Bud" Mcknight was arrested and
lie a. preliminary trial was bound over
en- the Federal court. Eight fermente
were found at the still and about
ct. 500 gallons of beer, a few bushels
ay meal and malt and a 65-gallon copI
les still and worm, three 5-gallon Ike
lti- of "singlings,'' 20-gallon barrel
ms whiskey and variety OF COOK
he utensils.
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on. General Julian S. Carr, of Durha
in who attended the funeral OF Comm
sioner Henry c. Brown in Rale
ed yesterday, has gone to Wilmington
old confer with the local commit
fell there in regard to the COnIeueI
led veterans camp which will be a
MS. early in August at Wilmington. u
but eral Carr, who is MAJOR Genelal -
ne. mand1ng the NOrtn CdIollno - ~ 80 -
the United Confederate veterans, no
bed it point to look out peFsonahy
oon the arrangements each year, In or
that his comrades in arms may
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