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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
BIG CONSPIRACY 7.
FOUND |N@CAiRo

Berlin, Nov. 9.-(Wireless to Say
vile. 1.-THE Overseas News agency
gives out the following dispatch from
REPORT; received Il. from Cairo state I.
that4ba great conspiracy has Been dis:
covered there headed by persons sin
the encourage Of the new sultan. the
coaspira4tosarAs planning to remove the
ruler Of his ministers and Hibernate
Egypt firm ! the British yoke. Forty
persons from the court were. arrested
a9d FIVE already have been ex-:
'ecuted."
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CAR. re- SHORTAGE RI IjIjl FELT
by NORTH DAKoTANS
FARMERS IN WESTERN PART OF
STATE BEING FORCED TO
DUMP 6 RAIN ON GROUND.

Williston; N. b., Nov. s.--The threat
shortage is becoming a reali-
|ty: in several cities of the western sec
ton of this state, with grain eleva-
tors :filled=to capacity; and insufficient
acars toshaul the grain o,udtt'tass rapidly
asthe farmers areabring,ing'i it to mar
ksf.l~ ,sa&fa r@s.., srts &F5f - E'fa S
The shortage, reports 81 which ils
coming from various sections of the
state, and which railroad officials ad-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11

A. N. Maxwell was g pc lasant caller
at our Office the latter part Of the week
and boosted his subsf ription to 1917.
Mr.. Maxwell now rides in a new Stu
debaker car which he: recently pur-
chased of Haley & Hyland.
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RIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~ -
Signature of SsA<~ ~E<E<N

Last evening Cyrene Commandely
of this city held a special meeting,
and at that time four candidates were
made Knights Templar Masons: AZ
ter the work was finished the men,
bers repaired to the private dining
room at the Colonial hotel, where
landlord Gray had prepared a nice
banquet, which was enjoyed by about
rs members.
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Edgar Richter, president of the
North Dakota Press Association, wal
in the city Tuesday conferiing3 with the
local commercial club and others Ne
lative to appreciation week for North
Dakota, which is next week. He met
the officials of. the Commercial club
and outlined the proposed: plan and
was also a caller at the local news
paper: offices i4stheSistcriitys.sa IN MI, Richter.
is .publishe. Of the best paper in Lari-
more. =
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Fred c. Jones has been named adj
ministrator of his fathers estate, the
late S. G. Jones'. There are two child
rem, and Fred and Mrs. JOS, Foubert
and his widow and one granddaughter,
who will participate in the estate.
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Supt. and Mrs. Haig have returned
from Grand Forks where the profess
sor attended a meeting of the state
educational association. While they
were away they We're entertained by
old friends at Grand Forks, and also
made an auto trip to C%rookston, where
they visited for a time.
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Attorney T. W. Morrissey of Ed
more is here attending court. He is
the attorney in several important cas-
|es. Mr.. Morrissey is recognized as
one of the able attorneys of the Ram
sey county bar, and an attorney that
this county may well feel proud of.
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Rome, Nov. 9.-The Italian liner,
Ancona, has been sunk by a large sub
marine flying the Austrian Colors. 1t
carried 422 passengers and 100 in the
crew. Two hundred and seventy sur
vivors, some Of them wounded, have
been landed at Bizerta.
Carried 1,245 Italian Reservists and
Cargo.
New York, Nov. 9.-Thc Ancona
sailed from New York for Naples Oct.
II. 1t had on board 1,245 Italian re-
servists and a general cargo. 1t ar
rived at Naples Oct. 20 and was due
to sail from Naples for New York to-
day CNov. 81
The Ancona was built at Belfast in
1908. It had a gross tonnage of S,210
was 1852 feet in length and As feet
beam.
Stopped by British and Germans
SieZed.
For several months before. Italy's
entrance in the war, the Ancona was
engaged in carrying home Italian re-
servists from this country and sup
plies for the italian government. On
one Of these trips from New York to
Naples late in, August last year, the
Ancona was stopped by the British
at Gibraltar and twenty-four Ger
mans and one Austrian were. taken off
the ship.
Took Back Wheat and 500 Horses.
Late last summer the Ancona left
here for Italy with $4,000 bushels of
wheat, 1000 tons of hay and 500 hor-
ses for the Italian government. On
the same voyage it carried 800 Ital-
ians in the Storage who went back
because it was said at the time they
could not get work on the New York
subway,
Officers and Crew were Italians.
When the Ancona left New York on
its voyage from here Nov II, it was
in command of Captain Pietro Mas
sardo.
All of it's officers, engine room
force and members Of the crew were
Italians who shipped from Italy.
William fairfield, general manager
of the Italian line, tonight character
lied the sinking of the Ancona as
"an unnecessary crime" and absolute
murder. He Immediately cabled Ma
pies asking for all information regard
ing the disaster.
Americans had Travelled on Liner.
Although he had no list Of it's pas
sengers, Mr.. fairfield said the An
coma on its last few voyages to this
country had carried 800 or 400 pas
ssengers, among them a number Of Am
erican citizens in the first cabin and
in the steerage. ."
Most Of it's passenger list, MI. Hart
field said, had been made up 81 women
and children 70 He believed it. carried
a large number Of women and: chiis
dren on its present voyage"
The Ancona,,she added, married.
crew Of 100 men: w. S4A" ..D''
Had No Guns or Munitions Aboard.
At no time, said Mr.. fairfield, did
the Ancona carry guns o. munitions of
war, because it was against the rules
Of the company to carry war NUM-
lions on the, same vessel with passen-
gers. .4s ..s ;,
s. The Ancona has been inythet italian
line service for, six years and without
its cargo was valued at more than >s1,,-
100000.
I, The Ancona played prominent
part; in the rescue at, paassengers1fnom
the burning Fibre liner SAINT sAana5in
niid-Atlantic last Sept. IL. It came to
the -Anna's aid and took off more
than 600 passengers.
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Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week the annual session of the RAM
sey County Sunday school association
is being held at Churchs Ferry. There
is a good attendance from over the
county. From this city there are:
Prof. J. A. Haig, Rev. Albert Torbet,
Rev. G. E. Stinson, A. M. Powell, and
Mesdames P. G. Miller and M. o.
Simenstad.
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ITALIAN LINER
zzANC0NA SUNK
MANY DEAD
AMERICANS VICTIMS OF AUS
TRAN ATTACK, is BELIEVED.

TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
SURVIVORS, MANY OF WHOM
ARE WOUNDED, LANDED AL
BIZERTA-LEFT NEW YORK
OCT. II, WITH 1,245 lTALI II
RESERVISTS AND REACHED
NAPLES OCT. 29-DUE TO RE-
TURN TUESDAY-MANAGEE
OF COMPANY THINKS VESSEL
CARRIED LARGE NUMBER OF
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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Mrs. Rosenberg has been brought to
her home after. remaining several
weeks at Mercy hospital, where she
FudderwentS Serious operation. Her
manyafriendsGwi be pleased to know
that she -is=rapidly recovering.
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A large number#of Devils Lake Ma
sons will 60 to Grand Forms tomorrow
where they will attend a'big meeting
Of the Shrine. There are several can
didates also going down from here.
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A large number Of our subscribers
are taking advantage of our So sub
scription offer, whereby if they pay
three dollars they will get credit for
81. This offer holds good for the bal
ance Of this month and we"hope to see
all Of our subscribers take advantage
kof it.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11

Chrust Gjesdal of F'ancher town
ship is n of the jury who is serv-
ing at this term of court. MI. Gjesdal
is n of the thrifty farmers of the
northeastern part of the county.
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Miss Kathleen Cowan came home
from the University to be present at
the Cha mberlin- Curtis wedding. She
returned to her school work the first
Of the week.
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FOR SALE:-Must sacrifice my part
ly developed forty acre home in the
frost-proof fruit belt in Bayfield,, Co.
Wis. Five acres cleared, good log
house, barn, cellar, ice house, etc.
Wild land adjoining is selling at
from $500 to $4,000 per acre.
s1,500 takes it. $4,000 down, bal
ance 4 years at 7 per cent.
Address Box TIA, Devils Lake, N.
D. If.
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After attending the Chamberlain
Curtis wedding here Miss Rosalia
Juergens has returned to MayVille,
where she is engaged in the. public
schools Of that place.
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Two Devils Lake people drew Is ky
numbers at the FortHBertsold dra :
ing at Minot last week. Lloyd G.
Young, who clerks IN the Great Nor
them hotel drew Nc. 81 and W. E.
Bryant No. III. They will undoubtedl-
ly both take advantage Of their home:
stead rights By filing.
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Heimdal lodge will give, ! a. basket
social in the opera house hall on
Tuesday evening; November 16, at 8
in the evening. The ladies' areS*re-
quested to bring baskets.
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John. Goodwill and son of Derrick,
were attending to business matters
here Monday. They were on ,.iir
home from Penn where they *ere
looking after farming interests.
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A skift Of snowfs Sunday evening
made things take o|n,Sthesappearance of
winter, but the next DAP the sun
came out and theSweather; frightened
up and the snow fhpasj dl: disappeared.
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Monday afternoon Mrs. Henry Hale
was hostess to the Twentieth Century
club. There was goodly number
present and a most pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed.
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Mrs. George Vannier and Mrs. R.
Lewis left the first of the week for the
Pacific coast, where they will spend
some time visiting.
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Ernest Dahl of Edmore was over
Monday to take out his final citizen
ship papers. He was accompanied by
liver A. Lestrud and c. A. Sagen, WHO
came, v on business matters.
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Thursday afternoon last Mrs. c.
D. Mills assisted by Mrs. M. $. Rankin
were hostesses to tn. ladies of the
Methodist church. There were a good
ly number present and the afternoon
was very pleasantly spent. At 600
a fine supper was served.
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Tuesday evening the Eastern Star
held . regular meeting. There was a
good attendance and a pleasant even
ing was enjoyed.
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Erick L. Raknen,, sxaetolnefly
bought grain for the Butgess Com
pany at Edmore, but. now running an
elevator at Tolna, was in the2city Mon
day and took out: his final citizens Pa
pers.
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D. McAllister, n Of the most pros
porous young farmers. OF, the: county,
was in from his farm west Of town
the latter part of the week. This Of
fee acknowledges a:pleasant call.
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The Masonic. temple is rapidly being
completed and in all probability will
be ready to occupy by the first Of. the
new year. It is a beautiful building
in: every respect and will make a Ma
sonic home that any city ten times the
size If Devils Lake might we'll, be
proud Of.
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FOR SALE: Several good grade
shorthorn cows and also high grade
S%horthorn bull. Frank Shook, De-
wills Lake, N. D. (2t)
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Norman Smith and Miss Ida HaIvor-
sen, both of this city were married
by Judge Griffin yesterday afternoon.
Both the contracting parties are we'll
and favorably known in this city and
have a host of friends who will join in
wishing them a long and prosperous
married life.
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The many friends, IF James Orchard
Of Stevens township will regret to
learn that he is in very poor health.
Mr.. Orchard is one of the old time
honored residents of this county, and
has a host of friends who will hope to
see him fully recover.
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Judge J. F. Cowan is back to the
city again after spending some time
trying cases at New Rockford and
other places in the western part of
the state.
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After a pleasant visit at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Se;nson. Mrs.
Arneson and children have returned to
their .Gilby home.
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c. J. Kelly has returned from Min
neapolis where he went to purchase
another large stock of goods for his
store at this place.
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James McLain, who for several
years farmed near Edmore, but now
living in Montana, is here to attend
to some business matters.
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The work on the new Methodist
church is progressing very satisfac-
tory. The building is now enclosed
and the finishing touches will be put
on as rapidly as possible.
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Among those who are serving as
jurors at this term of District court is
Ole ]. Hoystad, a former county COM
missioner of this county.
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Miss Frances Cowan attended the
state educational meeting at Grand
Forks where she read a paper before
that assembly. She returned home
Saturday.
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The W. R: c. has decided to hold
their annual bazaar in the Odd Eel
lows hall on December list. a&t
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f. The w. T. Miller family moved to
Gilmore, Wherein !. Miller fsathe reps
Preventative of the Standard Oil Co.. q
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Baker and family
OF Morris township are moving to the
city for the winter in order to place
the children in the local schools.
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For Sale: Light driving team, lar
ness, delivery wagon, sleighs and cut
ter. For quick sale $125.00. C. j.
Kelly, Locke Block. If.
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If you need live stock or farm
implements attend the mammoth
sale at the Eich. farm in Cato
township, Monday, November
18th. !:
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Man and wife wishes place to work
on farm by year. Best of references
furnished. Enquire at World Office.

For Sale: One five passenger Jack
son Automobile, recently overhauled.
Price $4,000 cash if taken at once.
c. ]. Kelly, Locke Block. If
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Rev A. c. Barron was called to
|Stoughton, Wis, this week because of
the illness of his father. Z :
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James Turner and William Collins
of Grand Forks were here on a hunt.
ing trip this week.
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Mrs. j. B. Moran is home again af-
ter an extended visit with relatives
and friends at Fon du Lac, Wis.
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We will pay cash for any clean old
cotton rags you have. The World.
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The The Ladies Aid of Sts Olaf's
church are meeting this afternoon
with Mrs. H. M. Bekken. "
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Another snow storm this week
makes things look and feel as though
winter is coming.
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FOR RENT, FARM-The best equip
ped half section in County for d.
versifed farming, all fenced, two
miles from market-new basement
barn with stanchions, hog house,
chicken house, all concrete foors
and six room house. Abundance Of
good water. Cash rent.
(tf) E. J. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Miss Elsie .Catherwood, spent the
weekend at her home in Park River,
returning Monday.
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". 0. Johnson of Highland township,
is. here serving as a juror in district
court.
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Big Sale at the Eich farm in
Cato township, Monday, Novem-
Der 18th.
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Mi, Howard Adams. and baby,sre
visiting friends at Fairview, Mont;.7
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11

Mrs. Geo. Jeurgens is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Miss Helen Pat
tee, of Minneapolis.
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Banker E. o. Engesather OF Brock
ct was attending to business matters
here Tuesday.
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Louis Berntsen of Prospect town
ship, was transacting business here
the first of the week.
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MARKET>REPORT

Quotations for Thursday, Nov. II.
1915, as furnished by the Farmers
Mill and Elevator Co., Devils. Lake,
North Dakota:
Wheat T.,
No. ! Hard SO
; No. l Northern .8S
No. 2 Northern "a "A ,,;s-,1. =. :,A.
:: No. 3 Northern rs
Durum:- .,,ah
mo. / Pure Durum Wheat ~ ii
No. 2 Durum Pure Wheat 80 1ss
mo. l & 9 Mixed .82 and 78 a. -.
Flax-
No. l Flax 1856 y
No. 2 Flax 1.81
Oats
No. 8 White Oats .25 =
No. 4 Oats .23
Barley II.
&c" Barley Al
I'D" Barley 40
I 'tE' Barley .3s
'ttF" Barley SO &.
Rye
No. 2 Rye .82 =
No. 8 Rye 10
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. Otto Wing, one of the business men
of Edmore is here as juror. <-..s.s,;
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FOR SALE: Several head of good
farm horses and mares.
r. P. STEWART,
Webster, N. D.
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Our experience in auction advertise
ing insures you that if you will allow
us to get out your posters and offer
suggestions along the line Of adver-
Using, you will have a crowd at your
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Miss Hope Wallace has gone to
Sherwood, where she is..:yisiting with
friends. -
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RigzSale at. Eich farm. in Cato
Township next Monday.
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VIM. Ross of Edmore was a pleasant
caller at our office Saturday.
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LasHrMiller, of Ramsey is4here at
tending court thisfWeek.
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* Get your stallion books and sta1h1a
sale.-THE WORLD.
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For Rent: A barn. Inquire at 61O
E. 9Th street.
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W2 2F49 ! !!
WANTED: Clean old cotton rags at
the World office,

Wanted: A competent girl for gen.
eral homework. Mrs. ]. F. Cowan.
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sUbsCRlBG FOR TH WORLD
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OF LOCAL N !.
WAFwant to buy clean old: cottorr
rags. The World.

MWant to buy clean id cotton IT., n:
rags. The World.
LasHr=Miller, of Ramsey, is4here at
tending court this week.
.sas:at --1 81
RigSale at Eich farm in Cato
Township next Monday.
VIM. Ross of Edmore was a pleasant
caller at our Office Saturday.
SsSs5s:S - i - -
Miss Hope Wallace has gone: to
Sherwood, where she i1ss.s..yzilsiting with
friends. y =
-
Banker E. o. Engesather o: Brock
ct was attending to business matters
here Tuesday.
Mas SIS Elsie .Catherwood, spent the
weekend at her home in Park River,
returning Monday.
Another snow storm this week
makes things look and feel as though
winter is coming.
James Turner and William Collins
Of Grand Forks were here on a hunt
ing trip this week.
Tuesday evening the Eastern Star
held . regular meeting. There was a
good attendance and a pleasant even
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21

Among those who attended
the North Carolina coed roads
meeting at Ashevills YER J. W.
Peeler of Rockwell, K <. Gray of
China Grove, W. T Summer #
Sumner, H. O. Trott of Salisbury,
Joseph W. Miller of Morgan
township, county missioners.
and J. G. Deaton, register of
deeds.
The Rowan Canning G mpany
is preparing for ito second years
work and will be ready soon to
ran on full time.
The County Commissioners are
in session today for the purpose
of revising the jury list of the
county. This is done every two
years and is for the purpose of re-
moving the names of those who
have died or moved away, or be-
come iLcapacitated, and the plac.
ing on of those who have become
of age and otherwise qusliiid.
A Negro woman By the name of
Henrietta Rioks, styling herself.
the prophesess. has been conduct.
ing a revival for several weeks in
q large tent here. Her msetings
are largely attended, she preached
the doctrine OF, Holiness aud Sane.
ti6cation and has nearly 200 IN
verts.
The M~ooresville Masonic picnic
will be held this year on Thurs =
day, July Gosh. and a. heretofore,
will be held for the benefit of the
Barlum Springs Orphanage con-
Quoted by the Presbyterian Church
of the State. This picnic is al.
ways we'll attended and nets a
neat sum for the orphanage .
Many will go from Salisbury.
Late Thursday afternoon five
small houses, or cages, on wheels
passed through town en- route to
the convict camp west of the city.
These cages appeared to bs about
8 by 16 feet and were clean, we'll
lighted, ventilated. dry and prob.
ably quite comfortable and salts
factory for their purpose.