Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
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The first concrste result of the
preliminary labors OF the naval
consulting beard on inventions,
created by Secretary Daniels, de
velc ped wher formal announce
ment was made tina the board had
unanimously approved a plan for
the establishment of . great re.
scare and experimental labora-
tory for the United States Navy,
The plan. as adopted, was pre-
posed by Thomas A. Edison
chairman of the board. 1t calls
for the establishments of laboJa.
tory at q cost of $1,000. 600 for
grounds. buildings AID equip.
ment, to be operated at an annual
expenditure OF from 50 500, 900 60
100000 The board recon-.
mends that the laboratory te 10.
Gated on tidewater Of sufficient
depth to permit dreadnought to
come to the dock, aud that it be
near. but not in large city. As
thus described, the laboratory
would be near some large port on
the Atlantic Coast.
Alberto Garcia Granadcs, min.
lister of the interior in the Huerta
cabinet, was executed Saturday in
Mexico City, according to State
Department. advices, charged with
completely in the killing of Pres.
ldent Madero. Granados was one
# the most able of Ruerta's cab
inert members aud was known
thr >ughout Mexico as a diplomat
of no little ability. Shortly after
the assassination of President Ma.
dero dispatches from Mexico City
mentioned his name as being CON-
nected with the plot to overthrow
the Mexican presidents.
With Mayor Tbompson's order
closing saloons on Sunday effsc.
tive at midnight SaturdaL J. ~ 6.
ands of temperance advocates pa
rsded the streets of Chicago in one
of the most striking anti-saloon
demonstrations in the city's his
tory. The parade followed the
refusal of Judge David E.
Mstohett to issue an injunction
preventing the enforcement Of the
mayors order which you'd close
Z, 152 saloons. Chief of Police
Hsaley after a telephonic COM
municati IN with the mayor an.
nounced that arrests would be
made Sunday for violation of the
order Nevertheless the organised
liquor interests spread the word
amoug saloonkeepers to "clamp
the lid Oh ti6ht after midni ght."
For four hours Saturday after
noon more than ffty merchant
sailors ran riot at the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway Company's
pier. No 8, at Newport News, Va {,
aud before the combined police
force Of the railway company
could quail the disturbance, two
of ths mon we're rushed ovsrbo ar d
aud drowned, several were severe
ly injured, Others painfully but
not seriously hurt, and four were
arrested and jailed on charges of
mutiny, with charges of murder
expected to be preferred later. It
was perslstensly rumored that the
men were supplied with liquor by
parties whose purpose was to
make trouble for the British gov.
ernment, but British Vice Consul
Kentworthy could throw no light
on this report. The men were
from the British steamers Ber.
windale and Terek, and the Nor.
weglan steamer Maricopa, all of
which were here to load cargoes
Orazed with drink and devoid of
weapons the men fought furiously
with their bare fists aud anything
else that could be found handy.
Facts For Sufferers.
Pain results from inj Try or oon.
jstion. Be it neuralgia, rheuma.
.ism, lumbsgo, neuritis, tooth
ache, sprain, bruise, sore stiff