Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-02-03
General News Matters
Items Of interest to our Readers Gathered
and Condensed tar Quick Assimilation.

lIeIiS OF INTEREST 10 OUT ked0elS 6dIne'eQ
and Condensed tof Quick Assimilation.
A poll of the White Mouse on
January 80sh revet led that the
Presidents veto of the immig1a-
tion bill will be sustained next
Thursday. February 4th3
June !, 2 aud 8 have b+.n ct
as tbs dates Ct the aLnual reuni~ u
ii the United Confederate Vetsr
III in Richmond, Va acco DING
t. the order issu'd ~ 10 era
bsunett H. Young comn4andsr.ll.
chief of the Veterans.
Acc riding to a report direct
IL m Villa 8 headquarters we lean
that General VI Ia was slightl>
wounded several days ago at
sugascallences /" a shooting af-
fair. details of whicn have been
Kept a secret.
Washington, Jar. 30.-Diplo-
matte angles of the proposal en-
bodied in the pending shipping
oil for purchase OF merchant
ships by the United States Gov
ell melt were widely discussed to-
day as a result of a report that
Sir Edward Grey had informed
the State Department. that the
purchase of any G-rman or Aus
TRAN ships would be regarded as
an unneutral act.
London, Jan. 80. $50 p. NJ
The end of the sixth month Of
Europe. great Viii. de the be Zig.
erent armies completing prepara-
lions fer' orlaaally engaged in
operations oADan extent hardly
anticipated when the declarations
of hostil'ties we're made. In Fan
dere, France, and Central Poland
a deadlock still Exists, but largely
because of Russia's tremendous
resources. and Turkeys actor the
sphere of operations has been
widely extended. Russia, alone
is engaged in fighting hostile
armies from Tl.lsit, far in the
north of East Prussia, to Tabriz,
in Persia, a distance of over 1850
miles. Only that portion of her
territory bordering Roumania IL
free from menace, but her rep rts
declare all of her immense armies
are successful.
London, Jan. 81, 1:45 a. m
At least one vessel besides the Ben
Cruachen was sunk by the Germali
submarine 81. This fact became
known tonight when a traveller
brought in the crew of eleven OF
the steamer Linda Blanche, sent
to the bottom by the raider.
Fleetwood, via London, Jan. 80
The German submarine 81 t.
day torpedoed the North Shields
steamer Ben Crnachen off this
port. The enutr numbering
20, we're landed hsre.
At the address of William Jen,
ail 60 Bryan III the city .saudisorl-
um it Raleigh 5000 people Were
PRESENT. His subject was, MANS
Duty to Government." He also
spoke in Durham on Sunday night
his subject there being, ''Nlan',
Duty to God."
A Negro man whose Identity L.
not known was found dead last
Saturday morning by the side OF
the Southern Railway track neal
Concord An examination prov
ed that the negroes neck was
broken. DR.. Buchanan expressed
the opinion that the man either
fell from or al struck by the
train. He looks to be aLout So
years old.
The eastern portion of Texas
and parts Of Arkansas and Okla
homa were swept early Sunday by
a severe wlndstorm which at Ty
Ter, Texas and Malvern, 81 d Gar
land City, Arkansas, assumed this
proportions of a tornado. No Teri
ous de ay to ira fic or c2mmnnics.
tion lines were reported
L ndon, Jan. 81, 5 p. m.-Three
men were killed in an upris
ing January %, among the Angura
tribe in Nyasaland. British Cen.
trail Africa. Three women and
five children, all white, kidnapped
but subsequently, released. The
shief of thess leaders ia still at