The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-19

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murder Of The gambler. Ros.nthal. |
The court held-as many non-i-gal !
persons h8Ee-tnat TO give immunity
TO admitted murdererS IN order 20
convict a man who had been merely
accused of murder was a dangerous
plan of action. to put it mildly. Is
p~ecially are Bridge Weber. Sam
Schepps and Badly Jack Reese all dis
unguished liars. That saves Is"
say the Gondorf gang Of wiretapperS.
We can't be convicted unless ~
rumble on each other. And the cearf
won't believe Us. We can prove we
are all liars"
Announcement that Miss Lillian
huntington. daughter Of Commodore
W. r. Huntington. wealthy yaehtnan.
Is 10 be married on June 8 to diva
+. Bishop. Of Cleveland, Ohio. was
made this week.
Miss Huntington has been much in
the public eye because of an elope-
Dent and biackmail case in which
she inquired. Three years ago she
eloped from Asheyiile with Dwight
DaWfey. sen of Il wealthy furniture
manufacturer OF that city. and the.
We're married in a nearby town. Miss
huntington was only sixteen years old
at the time and the marriage was an
nulfed a few months later.
Ways in which the school library
may be made of greatest educational
service will be discussed at the con
ference of school librarians to be held
III connection with the meeting of the
American Library Association at
Washington next week. Prominent
library workers from all parts of the
country Will address the meeting,
among whom will be Louis Z. Wilson,
of the University Of North Carolina.
Benjamin y. Duke, the Carolina to-
bacco magnate. VINO, as told in this
dispatch last week, has recently been
investing q great deal Of his none
in New York apartment houses, sold
} W of his houses this week. He
f urn Owe to DR.. Charles Paternc
/ the Prince Humbert and the Mari
Anthony apartment houses, on Cathe-
+ dral parkway, both of a similar de-
) sign and each twelve stories high. il
is said that the apartments were SiNeI
TO DR.. Paterno in part payment FOL
6 the new tWelVe-Story structure a
! Seventh avenue and Fifty-eighti
street, purchased last week by Mr
Duke, and for which he paid $3.50,
900.
Among the passengers booked t,
e sail next Thursday on board the Ham
q OU1S- A1fttIlcdI inner I1eSlutnt LIN
" coin is Mrs. uliu &. Martin, OF Ashe
vile, who will spend the summer il
e Europe, visiting several watering re
e sorts en- the cont. -ent. In Germany
= Mrs. Martin will visit her old home i
Strassburg, and will later spend som
1t time III Milan, Italy, where she has
rs niece studying vocal music. Mr.
Martin will return home in the earl
fall.
Mir. and Mrs. George II. Wright, {
l. Asheville, are spending several week
D in New York on a pleasure visit.
:. Mrs. II. j. Zehn, of Charlotte. h2
=, been spending "a few days ia Gotham
- town, staying at the Hotel Marlbol
- oueh.
,r Miss Mary l.. Carraway. former
il Of New Bern, and Mrs. r. :. Cara
n way entertained this evening at the
Id home in Mapleton Park with a r.
Ia ception and informal dance in hone
> of their guest, Miss Eva Phoebe Arm
ht strong, of New Berr About thre'
score eetAets attnndeG.
Tar Heel buyers in Nc. York tn
st week Included G.. DanneabauIn, f,
Dannenbaum Co, Wilmington: ]
Al We'll. for II. W ell q Bro, GO1dSbOri
s. A. NJ. Shrago. for Shrago Co. Gold
IN boro. and ". IL. Stone, for ELLIS, StoI
ef & Co, Greensboro.
Us. North Carolinians were frequent a
'st rivals at the various Broadway no
r. telrieS this week. in the city on I
Ok sorts of errands. Among those he
were the f~ollowing:
Herald Square-M. DwCISky, Ra
On eigh; Mrs. J. Hawley, Greenvilie. al
ne T. l.. Love, l.. D.. PelteI and W.
IT. Page, Wilmington.
il Grand-B. Il. Slaughter. Nurfree
Ell boro; =. Hansen, Fayetteville, and
n T.. SandersOn. orr
p Woodward-M. M. Gregg. Wilmin
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bigs
Raleigh
Cumberland-A. f. Escott, Cha
lotte.
Bristol-P. Guide. Charlotte.
: Collingwood-Ars. {. Giles, j
Wilmington.
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