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POPE TO SETTLE
ST. PAULDISPUTE
Archbishop Ircland Now On Way
to Vatican in Conncction
With Case.
IS AT ODDS WITH PRIEST
Disscnsibn Over Qtiestibn of New
Church?Trpiiule is Long
Standing.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-DtspatchO
ST. 1'AUL, JHNN.. Mnrcli 14.?Almost
ilmultnneously wiih Ihe departtirc' for
Ronic o: Archbishop John Irclund, of thla
clty. aiinounccnicnt Is made thnt n con
trovcrsj Invblvlng him. pn ono side, and
Father J. T. Harrlson an.l Dnnlcl W.
Lawler, a pronilneni Cathotlc layman of
St. r.iul, on Ihe other, has beon referred
lo tlie Vatican for ilcclslon, nnd promlsca
to result In sensntlbnal revelatloiis. lt ls
whlspered In chtircli circlos here that
Archbishop Ircland ls to bo uppoliiu*-d a
Ourla Cnrdlnnl nmi to lako up h!s per
inanmt resldence ln Rotne, but members
of thc Harrlson pnrtj* doclare thelr bc
li.'f thnt he hns been siimmohed by tho
Holy Pre to cxplaln hls actlons.
ACcordlng to the friends of Fniher Ilnr
rispn, who was for inany years in chargo
i't' St. Joseph's Parlsh In St. Piuil, he was
lnstructed by Archbishop Ireland ln 1900
to sot about tbe building of a church to
cost 450.000. und o commlttee of parlsh
ioners. of whlcli Mr. Ijiwler was chalr?
man, took thc matter ln hand and ralsed
tluit amount.' Subscqticnily. It is chnrgpd,
thp Archbishop decreed thnt the church
should cost 1100.000, and beforo the four
years presi-ribcd for its oompletlon the
commlttee has rnlstxl $73,000 and nrranged
ti? obtnin thr reninirider.
A slto wns selccted at Dayton and
Wostern Avcnues, ln the fnshlonablc resl.
o>nco district, for which "|33,0O0 was pald,
nnd thp work of erectlon was begun.
Archbishop Acts.
When the project hnd progrcssod thus
far, lt Is averred, the ardiblshop nii
nounced that St. .Joseph's parlsh had
been jolned to the Cafhedral parlsh, nnd
tliereforo dld not need a now church. but
insteud a catredraJ to cost $l,Qw,000 would
1).* erected on Selby Hlll.
Indlgnant because nll their prevlous
work had gone for nothing. owing to thls
? liange. suppcrtors of Father Harrlson
decUtrcd the actlon vlrtually logislated
hlm out of ofTk-e. They woro especlally
cliagrlned bocause it liad l>een belleved
that If Father Harrlson succeeded ln
building the $100,000 chuch be would have
boen made an Irremovablo roctor.
Mcanwhlle Father Harrlson had heen
assigned to take charge of St. Stephen's
parish. ln Mlnneapolls, but he flled a re?
quest for a vacation on thc ground of 111.
health, which. hls friends say, was re
fused by Archbishop Ireland.
The committeo of which Mr. Lawlor ls
chalrman then cnlled a me?ting of tlie
I.arishlonors of' St. Joseph's, who hnd
contrlbuted to the nuildlng fund, and
resolutions wore <idoptod osklng the arch?
bishop to rClnstate Father Harrlson or
return the mimcy contriimted for tbe
building oC tho church.
Refused to Restore Priest.
Accordlng to tlu- verslon of tho Lawler
fuctton. the Archblshop's answpr to this
wus a rofusal to rcstoro thc priest or re?
turn tho $35,O(*0 to tho parlshionors.
Friends of Father Harrlson then bought
for hlm a house, whlch he occupled for
several months, a.*nd nro now sald to be
paylng hls expenses at a hotel ln san
Franclsco pemling sottlement of the con
troversy.
lt was nt this stago of tho. proceedings.
In June, 1901, tliat FaUicr Harrlson sont a
cbmmunlcation stating hls sldo ot the
facts to Ronic, whero It was referred to
Mgr. Falconlo, Papal Delogate In Wash?
ington. The Lawler committee nlso filcd
a separate apponl to Rome.
Before Mgr. Falconlo hnd been a'blo to
take up the case, Archbishop Ircland and
Father Harrlson met In Washington, and
supporters of the latter assert came to
an agreomout, whlch was to dispose of the
?whole difficulty. TJtc. priest, who was to
have a parish agaln, agreod to submlt to
the Archbishop, who thereupon relnvcstcd
blin wlth all the ecelesiastlcal functlons
of whlch ho had been deprlved. Both
men returned to St. Paul, but only n few
?weeks had passed when Father Harrlson's
?friends agaln came to the front wlth
the assertion thai ^rchblshop Ireland was
not livlng up to^he'toifrns of the agrce
niont. j'' '" ' _ .
R<**prescntat1ons to il'ils effeet were mado.
to Romo, as a result of whlch Cardlnal
Gottl. Pre.fect of tho Propagandn, wrote
to Mgr. Falconlo, Instructing.htm' to ex
mnine into and report upon the agreem'ent
said to havo b<?en mado. by tho Archbishop
nnd the priest) and whether it had beon
broken. About tho same tlmo statemonts
wero clrculated that a layman In-New
York had recelved an offer of $10,000 lf he
isliould obtain the elevatlon of Father
CASTORIA
<//il>v.**.\v-V?
\Vlv\S V?N!5S;<V Xv ,v*v*S.^
for Infants and Children.
CasfoTli* is a "linrmless substltuto foi* Cnstor OU, Parc
gbrlc, \Drops nnd Soothlng Syrups. It is IMcnsnnt. It
oontninS neither Oplum, Morphino iior.othor Nurcotlo
sttbstnncc. It dcstroys Worms nnd nllnys Fevcrishncus.
lt ctires niarrluca nnd Wind Colie. It rcllcves Teeth
inc" Troublcs nnd curos Coustipntlnn. Tt I'otrulntcs tho
Stomneh nnd Bowcls, "trlvinir hcnlthy nnd lintural slccp.
Thc Childrcu's Pnnncca?Tho Mother's Friond.
The, Kind Ypu Have Always Bouglit
Bcars tbo Signature of
Use For Over ,30 Years.
.iSSMM.i"".bUm&m
Harrlson to a blshoprlc, but theso statc
mrnts woro rcpudinted" by both sides.
Must Go tp Rome.
Mgr. ralconio flnally declded tliat it was
not a matter for hls Jurlstllctlon.. aml re?
ferred it to Ronie. whlch thc sqpporters
Of Fnthor Harrlson contend ls d. point ln
thcir favor. Mgr. Falconlo wrote to
Father llnrrlson. expresiihg the oplnlon
that tho agreement could not be taken
into serious -consldorntion.
Father Harrlson Is represented by coun?
sel at the Vntican, nnd the Lawler com?
mlttee ls bolng kept Informed of develop
monts In the case. whlle Bcarc'ely a week
passes that It does not forward to tbo
Propoganda bulky documents bcarlng on
the cohtroversy. This evidence goes be?
foro the Sacred Congregatlon of the Pro
pnganda, and thc prelntcs who aro kept
advlsed of tlio proceedlngs nre Crfrdlnnls
Rnmpolln. GottI, Respighl, Martinclli,
Merry del Vnl, Stcinhuber, VIves y Tuto
and Dclla Volpe.
MISS ALDRICH SPONSOR.
South Carolina Girl Appointed for
Army of Northern Virginia.
(Special tn The Tltnes-Din-atch.)
CIIARLKSTON. S? C. March H.?
General orders have been issued from
tho headquarters. Army Northern Vlr?
glnla, Department Unlted Confederate
Vcterans, as follows:
1. Tho I'oinrades of the Army of
Northern Vlrglnla Department. aro ad?
vlsed that the noxt general reunlon of
tlie Unlted Confederate Vcterans. wlll
bc held ln the most hospltablo city ot
New Orleans, La., Aprll 25, 2'5 and LT.
190(5.
A general attendance of tho comrades
Is earnestly urged, as we can nol hope
to' have many more opportunitles ot
clasplng In brotherly frlendshlp the
hnnds of those who suffercd together in
defenco of liberty and tlie rlght of sclf
government. The famed hnspitnlity of
tho Queen City of thc South ensures a
most lovhig reception and a thorough
enjoyment of the reunlon.
2. For thc credlt of this department
Its commander requests ull comrades
who aro able to make tho march. to ap
pear with thcir respectlve dlvislbns on
thc parado. Scant numbTs on the
parado wlll bc taken by the world to
evidence lack of Interest in our organl?
zatlon.
Any and all commdes wlio cannot en
durc tho fatlgues of the march are cor
dially Invlted by the department com?
mander to mount themselves and rldo
with his staff on Uie parade.
3. Mlss Martha Ayer Aldrlch, of Barn
well, S. C. the daughter and grarnl
daughter of vcterans. Is Iiereby appoint
edsponsor for tho Armv of Northern Vlr?
glnla Dopartment. Mlss Jessle McKay,
of Columbin, S. C. is appolnted maid
of honor for tho department.
4. Col. Harrlson Watts, assistant ijd
jtitnnt general, aud Major Clinton M.
Fclilor, aido, aro speclally charged wltli
thc duty of carlng for. In overy way, the
sponsor and maid of honor of :he do?
partment.
By coinm-and of
Lt. Gen. C. IRVINE WALKER.
Cnmmnndmg Army Northern Virginia,
Department Unlted Confederate Vct?
erans.
JAMES G. HOLMES.
AdJutant-General and Chief of Staff.
Cannot Get Quotations.
(By Assoeiated Press.)
MEMPHIS. TENN., March 14.?Judge
McCall. of the Unlted State** Circult
Court, to-day issued an order restraining
two Memphls brokerage firms from re
cclvlng tho quotations of the Now York
Cotton Exchange. The decision upholds
tlie New York Exchnhgo's cohtentlon tbat
Uie t'elegraph company stmll dellver quo
tations to' only those subscrlbers sanc
tlonetl by the exchange.
Steamer Aground.
(By Assoeiated Press.)
HARLINGEN. March 11.?The Swcdlsli
steamer Werrrrlund, from Pensacoln nnd
Newport News, for thls port. is aground
at Blueslcnk. It wlll bo nccessary to j
llgliten the vessel beforo sho can be
floatcd.
Our First Carload of
Alaska
has just arrived, and the SECOND one is
on the way. We have NOW IN STOCK
an especlally choice and attractive line of
Grocers', Butchers', and Butter Refrigera
tdrs and Ice Boxes. Buy now and save
money by being prepared for the first
, warm spell.
#t,?._4*lu EAST. BROAD ST.
KURISJITURE STORE.
DflTE SETFDB THE
BLAGKBJJFIN CASE
Indictcd for Practicing Before
Government Departments in
Washington.
JUDGE GOFF WILL PRES1DE
Attorneys in thc Case Have Ex
pressed Willingness to Pro
cced in April.
(By Associated Press.)
ASIIBVIDLK, X. C, Mnrch H.-Con
gressman E. Spencer Blackburn, Repub
Ucnv. r^.??r<.'SontHitivo from tho Elgb'-h
North Carollna District, who was indictcd
by the grand jury at'th.; last sosslon of
the Unlted Statos court In thls city. wlll
be trlod at a spoclal torm of tho Foderal
Court, whlch wlll convene at Grecnsboro,
N. C. April 17.
Judgo J- 1'- Prlu-hard and Judgo J.
Boyd, yesterday slgned a jolnt order for
tho holding of a spoclul term of both
clrcult and district courts cn the date ln
dicated. Thls ordor was mado pursuant
to the reojuost of both tho government
and Mr. BlacWourn's counsol, when Mr.
Blackburn came here and uppoared be?
foro the Foderal Court las: month.
Unitcd States Circuit Judgo. Xathan
Goff. Judge Pritchard's colleague in the
Unlted Statos Ciroult Court, wlll prcslde
at this coun. it is expected. In ovent of
Judge Goff's Inabillty to presido, Judge
Thomas J. florris. district judge of
Baltlmore, will bo assigned to hold thc
court.
lt was oiigrnolly tho plan that Judge
Edmund Waddlll, of Richmond, va.; who
prcslded at tho last term of tht. Feaeral
j <"ourt In this city, shoul.) try thc Black?
burn case, but oonflietfon of court datos,
and hls unwlllmgnoss to try tlie case,
caused hlm to bo released. Slnce then
frionds of Mr. Blackburn have alloged
that hls caiac would never be brought to
trlal, and word has been recelved from
Washington to tho effect that tbe trial
would be set for a date not prlor ' to
October next.
Assistant District Attorney Holton has
made tho statement that the government
would bo ready to proeced with this
case In Aprll. and Mr. Blackburn's coun?
sol has made a statement to the same
effect.
Chamber Organized.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
SAI.ISBURY. X. C, March 14.1'rhe
ballsbury chamber of Commerce was or?
ganlzed last nlght with an enrollment
of slxty-slx members. The officers
elected aro ns follows: Presidont A H
Boyden; Klrst VIce-President 't ' H*
Vanderford; Seeond Vlce-President. x'
B. McCunless; Third Vlco-Presldent. j'.
M. Maupin. A Board of Directors was
also eleetod. Tho organization will eni
Ploy a pald secretary and mafntaln per
manent oflloes.
?
GOOD PRICES AT SHOCKOE.
Sells Several Lots of Tobacco and*
Gets High Average.
Some very good sales wero reported
yesterday in the tobacco warehouses, and
the trade, though receipts v:ero light, was
very actlve.
Shocko leil in the number of pounds,
and'in tlm bost prlcos recelved', selling
over *J5,(J0<J pounds, and recoivlng nn hlgh
ns $25. Several very good broaks w re
sold. J. 11. Wlckham, of Hanoovor countv,
sold llvo lots, whloh brought hlm 7 1-2,
Sl-2, 13 and 17 1-2 cents. Nelson Waldrop
rocelved for flvo lot-. sJ-i. 111-2, IS, loi-2
and 25 nonts. B. H..1 lowlos had four lota
whloh brought hlm 7 1-1, 15, 10.1-2 nnd 21
cents. Thomas Breedloyo sold three lotn
for fil-l, 111-4 aml 23 conts, and Henry
Holman, of Loutsa, snld six lots, whlch
nettrwl hlm !i 1-2. II 1-1, 11, 10.1-2, 22 and
2." conts. Tho gcn'ornl avorago'bf Shockoo
warolipuso ran botween l> nnd 10 conts.
Sholburno warehouse sold ?0,000 pounds,
tho prices rtingliig up to $11.2,*..
Stonowall sold 12,000 pounds, niul re?
celved as Its bc.-.t prlco $12.25.
Crciishaw waVelsoUso sold 1(1,000 pounds,
wlth a good average of prlcos,
COMPLEfrJiPERflTlflW
AS
Umbrellas Held Over Patients to
Keep the Water Off?No
111 Effects.
(By As'socltttod Press.)
lJIDDEFOTtD, ME,, March ll.-Scven
iccii patients at Trull 1-Jospliul ln thia
clty woro loiiiovod from tholr beds to?
day durlng a firo wliloh destroyed ti por?
tlon or tho buJldlnE, und tho surgoons
at tho hospltal ooiupli t.'ii un, ojioratloii '
upoii n foiniile piitioiit whllo thb flreincn
wiro nt uoii; uml v.hlK: imilj.-ilhis woro
hold ovor mo opordling uiblo lo wurd off
the wutctr wlil.-h wus UuikliiK Into iho
opiiiiiliiu roiini from Uio uppoi* purt ir
lli.'. building, When i|?. HurgcoiiM wiia'j
IliKl tiCfjUll UlC oj.i-ralioii liefoie ||m j|f0*.
\wi.< .liiM.voroii hud oonu.li.i.ii thntr wor.lt'
Slli i i->i:'t'llllv, Ihe ptltjiytl wns iiuuiivwl III
ri.otbiT ii.iil ol,tl,i, bi/Hiilng, .\*? |f| eirects
wero osporibd i.. loiiow *,? -my of tbo'l
PttUviiU. Tiio i'Iio lostj ???? jtcwu. :..;.
L
l
lmportant Opijiions Handed
Down By Suprcme Court of
NortK Carolina.
LARGER GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Rcprescntativcs rn Congress Are
Called Uport'to At Oncc
Iiitro.ducc Bills.
(Special to Thc-Tlmcs-Dlsputch.)
RALEtOM. N. ?.. March 14.-In n
batch or flfteen OPlnlons dollvorcd lu"'-.
evenlng by the Suprcmo Court, by odds
tho most Intoroatlng was Muat vn. Sapp,
from Forsythc, involvlng nn unusual
point of law, tho Oplnion ordcrlng a ne-w
trial on account of error In tho trlnl
below. Chlof Justlcd Wnlter Clark fllos
nn oplnlon dlssentltig from thc majority
of tho court nnd Inslstlug that tho orlgl?
ual trlnl sliould bo Buslalned.
ln Novoniber, 1004, tho roson-olr bnrst
In Winston aud dostroyed a numbor of
residences and other proporty nnd kllled
sovcral people. Mrs. Anglllno Peebles
lived ln a little houso closo by tho reser?
voir with her husband. a son and a step
soti. Sho owned tho place. The linpnct
of tho water pourlng out of tho reservoir
smnsjica the house, The two boys wero
rescued. Tho* womnn and her husband
wero found dend nndcr --the debrls. D.
P. Must was appolnted guardlan of th?
son and H. O. Sapp admlnlstrator of the
mothor. Tho clty paid $4,500 dollars to
the admlnlstrator for tho denth of Mrs.
Fi-el-lcs and ngrced to pay JS65 for datn
ago to tho property. Tho dlsputo arose
over whether thls should go to Most, nn
guardlan of the son, or to Sapp. ns ad?
mlnlstrator of the mothor's estate. And
tho issue was as to whother or not Mrs.
Pccbles llved at nll nfter thc damago for
whlch the money wns pald was done, or
did- sho survlve tho dtfstructlon of the
property. Tho Jury hold that she dld
not, thereby dectding tho caso In favor
of Mast. as guardlan of tho boy. nnd
that tlio tltle had passed to tho hclr
whon tho dnmage waa done.
WALKER WRITE3 OPINION.
Justlco Walker. writing tho oplnlon of
tho court, holds that thc llublllty of tho
clty for damages began the Instant the
watcrs from thc bursted reservoir In
vaded thc promlses and broke In thc end
of the houso, being Ilable for all thc en
suing damagc at pnee, so the admlnis
trator was entltled to recover all dam
age, slnce Mrs. Peebles must have been
llvlng. and formatly admlntster on lt.
Tho court holds. further. that thc Issuo
wns improperly drawn; that lt was not
whether Mrs. Peebles survived the de
structlon of tho property. but whether
tho damagc was .commltted before or
aftor her death: triat thc plalntlff must
show that hls ward was already come to
his inherltance when tbe damage was
done.
ln another case. Stnte vs. Plner. from
Pendcr county, the court sustalns tho
lower court in finlug Pincr for selllng it
gallon of wlnofj -W-tjldh* ? hc . madc ..from
his own vineyard: ^Ther-i is a speclal'ncf
for Pender,* prohibitlng thc sale of any
into.xicant in the county, Plner pleaded
the gcnewl law. .Yvhicti allows, the sale
<-.f wiricr jnade from'grapes grown by the
niak'er! it belng cnacted for the encour
agement of maklng domestlc wines. The
court holds this gf-neral law cannot ap?
ply In countics whero there aro special
acts prohibitory.
ENLARGE GOVERNMENT BUILDINO.
The Ralclgh Chatnber of Commerce
and Industry last nlght adopted a reso?
lutlon calllng on thc North Carolina dele?
gatlon. especlally Senator Slmmons and
Congrossman Pou, to Introduco at once
a bill carrying nn appropriation for the
cnlargement of thc present government
building here, which Is declared to be
entlrely Inadequatc, havlng been bullt In
1873; and also to introduce a bill for the
appropriation of money to macadamlze
tho road from the clty llmits out of New
?Bern Avenue to tlio Federal Cemetery.
Tho avenue to the clty llmits has been
well-paved, and it Is now up to the gov?
ernment to carry on the good work to
the National Cemetery. A movement of
tho kind was on foot some years ago, but
fell through because the clty. had not
paved the street to tho clty llmits.
A resolutlon was Introduced, but,
havlng ellclted conslderable discussion,
went over to tlio noxt meeting, declarltitf
in favor'of an ?.quitable extension of
4tho clty llmits in all directlons from
Capitol Square. Thls ls a movement
whlch always brlngs on a hard flght
and several movemonts-of the kind have
boon herctoforo defcated.
Governor Glenn thls mornlng issued an
order for a special term of Wllkes county
.Supcrlor Court for the trial of clvll
causcs, to bo eonvened June 11th by
Judge XV. ii. Councll and contlnuo two
wooks. Tho court is called , because of
tho congosted condltlon. of the docket.
A charter Is Issued for KIngsdalo Tur
pentlho Manufacturlng Company. of
KIngsdalo, capltal$20,000, by/H. B.-Sholl,
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few Peoplo Knov/ How Uaoful It la In
Preservlng Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows thnt. charcoal
Is tho safest and most efficlent dlBlnfect
ant and purlfler in nature. but few roallzo
Its value when taken Into* the human sys
tom for Uie samo cicanslng purpose.
Charcoal ls a remedy that the moro
you tako of It tho better; lt ls not.a,
drug at all, but simply absorbs the gases
and lmpurltles always.. prosent |n the
stomach and intcstlnes and cafrlca them
out of tho systcm.
Clinrcoal Ewootoiifl thn breath nfter
smoklng, drlnklng or-aftor eatlng Onlons
nnd othor odoroun . vcgetablcs, * i *.- ?
Clinrcoal cffoctually olcara and ImprovoB
tho complexlon, lt whltcns tho teeth and
further ucts as a nnturul and emlnently
?afo cathartlc.
It absorl'H Uio Injiirlous fjases whlch
colloct lu tho stomach nnd bowola; lt dlB-'.
Infocta tlio rnoutii und throat from tho
poison ot catarrh.
All drugglHts sell charcoal ln one form
or unotlier, but probably the bost char?
coal and thc most for fho money, Is In
Stuart's Clinrcoal I.ozcnges; they -aro
Romposod of tho flnost powdered WIUow
charcoal, nnd othor harmloss nhtlsoptlca
In tulilet form or rather ln the form of
large, pleasant tasting lozniiges, the ohar
conl belng mlxed with honoy.? '
Tlio ilully uso of thoso lozongos wlll
soon tell ln a inuoh Improved condltlon ot
tho guuoral hcalth, bottcr complexlon.
Hwebtnr breiitii aud purer blood. und.the
beauty nf lt~ls. thnt no possible harnvcan
result from tliulr contlnued use, biit, on*
tho contrury, grcat bcneflt.
A Ruffalo i>liy?li*lun,.ln sponklng of the
beneflts of clinrcoal, *snya:; "I, udvlso
Rtmirt's Charcoal Loacugors to nll patlonts
sufferliig from gus In stiimnoh and
boweK uiui to cloar tlio ijoiiiplexloii nnd
purlfy.' thc hruatli. mouth nml' throat. I
ulao belliH'o llm liver ls - grniitly bone
flteihliy Ihe (inlly nso of ihuro; they coat
IiiiU iweniy-flvo cents n bdx nt ' drug
stol-os, .anil nlihoiigli ln some souso a
put'ont prejmrnlloii, yol l bollovo 1 got
uioi-e. tuui lieitnr oliarcoul In Stunrt's.
i'lwiri-iiii).:l.o-/.aiiKiiV.i Uiaq in any .of tlie
vidluury gliarwal taUloU.'.'.-*n *.'-,.' ?:.*.*??:*???
'.Tncksonvllle, Fln.; Frlts SlttniilltiK nnd
O. U. Buchiuton, Klohmonri, nnd Charles
tr. Hflrrls, Rltlolgli.
OPEN' ROWAN MTNES.
Southern Machinist Seriously In?
jured By Falling Metal,
(Spaelal to Tho Tlinos-Dispntoh.)
. SALISBURY, X. O., Mnrch H.-Tho
fiapphlro- Mlnlnjr Company, eomposcd ?of
capltallsts from Chlcago, Jollct nnd othor
Illlnols polnts,. hns porfentctl a big ilenl
hero looklng to tho actlve operation of
tho Oold Knob nnd Jlocltwoll hilnes, In
southern Rowrfn county. Tho Bontlotnon
Intorestod In the movement aro ln Salls?
bury tljls week umltlug tfbtnlletl arrnngc
ineuts for tho beglnning of tho work.
About JiS.OflO nro Involved ln tho present
ilenl, nnd.lt is exQoctcd thnt tho inlncs
wlll be oponed nt nn oiirly date.
Mr. Charles O. Bcll, of Oroensboro, nn
employo ot tho Southern at Us Spencer
shops, wns severely Injured yostortlny by
belng caught under thn henvy rlm of
iv locomotlve drlvlng whoel, whlch a
forco of men was plnolng upon tho clrlvor.
Thol hi|ge Iron sllpped aml fell upon tho
mnehliilst, badly rrushlng hls body aml
brenklng hls collarbonn, bosldos infllct
Ing other Injuries. Tho Injured man
wns brought to hls boardlng house In
SnllBbury.
Snllsbury's recently orgnnlzcd Chainhnr
of Comnicrco held an ciithuslitstlc mnot
Ing to-nlght, whlcli was largely attondod
by the buslness mon of the clty. Ways
and menns of advortlslng thn advnntngos
of Sallsbury were dlscussod, and stops
tnken looklng to the. sccurlng of a num?
ber of Importnnt Industrlcs for the clty.
Mr. W. Ii. Rankin, ono of tho oldost
nnd best known cltlzens of Sallsbury. ls
ln oxtrcmls nt Morgnnton; whero hc has
been crltlcnlly llt for ton days. Ho suf
fcred a second stroko of parnlysls two
days ago? and Is stlll unconsctous. His
death Is expcctcd nt any tlme.
CARRIAGE-MAKERS.
Virginia Well Represented in the
Convention at Charlotte.
(Spoclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTE, X. C. March 14.?The
Southern Vohlclo Association met' In tho
parlofs of tho Southowi, Manufacturcrs'
Club thls morning at 10 o'clock. Thero
woro seven"* .wholesale denlers present, as
follows: Messrs. R. S. Barbor, South Bos?
ton, Vn.: E. E. Hughes, Lynchburg, Vu.;
J. G. Anderson, Rock Hlll. S. C: L.
Oregory, Chaso Clty. Va.; W. C. Hcath,
Monroe, N. C; H. A. Whlte. Hlgh Polnt,
X. C. nnd C. P. Henderson. Valdostn,
Gn. Thero are nfteen fnctorles. whloh
constltuto the association.
Tho gontlemen In sosslon to-day ropre
scnt one-hnlf of tho mcmhcrshlp. 'IMio
mc-tlngs aro held quarterly at varlous
places throughout the South for tho pur?
pose of dlscusslng matters polntlug to
tho wholesale carrIa.go buslness.
A commlttee to consider the feaslblUty
of estnbllshlng a spring nnd axlo fac?
tory ln the South was appointed.
THE KOBRE MURDER.
J. E, Whitbeck Committed and to
Be Tried for the Crime.
(Speclal to Thc Tiines-Dlspntch.)
WIXSTOX-SALEM, X. C, March 11.
At the concluslon of the cross-exnmlna
tlon of Snllle Stewnrt. wltness for tlio
Stato In the Kobre murder cpso, to-day,
Mayor Eaton ordered J. E. Whltbcek
committed to jail, wlthout ball. to nw.iit
tho May term of Superior Court, when
he wlll be calleii up to answer the
charge of murder.
The counsel for tho defense dld not
Introduce nny testimony. Tlu- henrlng
thls morning dld not last over nfteen or
twenty minutes.
CREW TAKEN OFF.
The Myrtle Tunnell in Danger of
Going to Pieces.
WILMINGTOX. X. C. March ll.-Cap
tain Jeffreys, and u crew of tho Myrtle
Tunnell, oshoro on Frying Pan Shoals,
wero taken from aboard thc shlp to-day
by tho reveniiP cutter. Scminole.'whlch
also brought tho rlgglng of tho vessel
and personal effects of the crew to South
port. Captaln Tunnell, owner nf. tho
schooner, ls arranglng for a wreck Ing
company to Iloat the craft, but she ls
ln danger of golng to pieces In thc nortlr
east storm predleted to-nlght.
HOLD IT In'dANVILDE,'; ,
The Southern's Railroad Em
ployes' Picnic in May.
cJJ?p.e,clal to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
SPEXCER, X. C. March 14.-R wns do
cldcd here to-day that the Southern Rail?
road Company's shop plcnlc for Its
Spencer employes will. bo held Mny 6th
nt Danville. Va. The occnslon is an an
ii.tioi one and will bo partlcipated In by
two thousand or more Sneneerlte?
The Southern Railroad Company' pro
yldes two tralns of cars free of chargo
for tho event whlch Is tho flrst tlme tho
plcnlc has boon held outslde the State.
. ,
Supreme Court of Appeals
Southern Rallway Company vs. sim
nroris; fully arguod by W. L. AVillluim*
for the railway and O. J. Faulknor "i?
?,.F-1Buford for the tlefcndant nnd sub
imttod.
.Southern Rallway Company vs. Blun
fords admnlstratrlx:-partly argued by
w.vD.; Wllllams for rallway and K. n
Hiiford, the dofendiint ln error, and con*
timied.
Xoxt ton onsos to bo called: West
oheslor Flro Insurance Company vs
Ocean View Pleasuro Pler Company ot
al.. Mayo, Uoysoro & Co. vs. tbe Phlla?
delphla Toxtllo Company, Mason & Per?
kins vs; Post, Margollus vs. Harrlngton,
*bo Wright-Caosnr Tobacco Companv v?
Hoen & Co., Southern Rallway Com?
pany vs. Hansborough's adinlnistralrix,
Watts and others vs. Johnson & Bow
inan Real,Estate Corporation, VatiKhan
Machlne Company vs. Stanton Tnr
nlng Company. Vashon vs. Pulllam,
nsslghcc, and Whitchead vs. Capo Henry
Syndlcato ot als? boliig Xos. 77. -70, 81 to
S4, S7 to 00, on argument doekot.
FEDERAT10N CEN50RS
HEWSPflPER BEPOHTS
Presbyterians Not Willing to Ad
mit Reporters, Except Under
Restrictions.
(By Assboiuted Press.)
CHARLOTTE,* X. C., March 14,?Tho
Committoo on Pedorutlon of tho ?Presby
terlari Churelies of tho Unlted States
niot to-day ? In* tho Flrst Prosbyterlan
Church. 'L'hc meetlng wus organlzod by
the plbctlon of tho former officers who'
servo'd tho cominltlco at tho last moot-'
Ing licld ln ' FV-Bbxire. Pa. Dr. J.. R.
Searlo, of Now Urunswiok, X". .T,, ls moj.
rator tuul Dr. J. H. Steolo, of PiiHsalo,
N. J,. foorotary.
IminotUtttely after tho organization ,tho
auesti'on uroso as to wliotlior roprosenta
tlyes of tho press should ho nilinittcd lo
tliV meotiiiB'S' Of tl'? commlttee.' ,lt was
flnallv declded thut lf tho press Im nil
mitted h>1 ortlolos . should bo eensoiod
bkroro' piibilp'aUon iu tlio loo.-il pnpurs
or sont out, ,,,'?,,'?'.
At* 10:.'l0 tlio conuulllee look n-'reoens
iuilll 3;il0 this nftcriiobn. ln his. report
Dr J V> ' Steolo, tlio so'-rolnry, Htiitod
that the churchos,' wlth few f-xoeptluns,
are ln fwvor of: redernlhm, bohid favor-.
lim tt uiovp cgiiillUouulJy. . . . '
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200,000 Investors!
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World.
, You wlll find our bond holders in nearly every state
ln the Union?over 200,000 of them in all.
. We have already paid out over $3,500,000 to hold?
era of our Bonds. Our assests are over $3,000,000 and
our State Deposits as required by law are thp largest of
any bond company in the! Unitcd States. .
These nre big figures, of vital interest to the large
or small investor, for they show the tremendous earning
power of small sums, when comblned and investcd in
American Reserve Gold Bonds. o-,
Thcsucccssof our financial transactionsproves con
clusivcly that the state laws, by which weare governed,
wero framed in the interest of the conservative investor'
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regular salary, can soon be recciving regular dividends
by investing, now, in American Reserve Gold Bonds.
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pate in the total earnings of the American Reseivc
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you?produces an income?becomes a permanent and
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These facts should interest every man or woman
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Drop into our office at yotir earliest convenience,
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I'
American Reserve Bond Company
? 713 Mutual Assurance Bulldlng
? 612 Amerlcan National Bank Bulldlng
Removal IVotice.
0n and after February 18, 100*8,
Ainslie Carri*xge Co.
wlll occupy thelr new and commodloua bulldlng,
8-10-12 South Eighth St.
Thls bulldlng haa been deslgned nnd equlpped with n view to the anle
ond manufacturo of' hlgh-grade vehicles. The reposltory Ib the llghtest.
brlghtest and. most .copvenlent Sn tho South. Tlie.factory Is suppllcd with
:every modem cbtiwenlenco for ihe btilidinjj, . rcpalrlng nnd repalntlr.R of
vehicles of every deBcrlptlon.
NEW LOCATION:
8-10-12 South 8th St., Near Main.
Architects Builders
Watkins
Vulcfcaiite
Cottpell Company
Contractors Property Owners
Look at 400 Roils of Vulcanite Going on Roofs at the Reservoir.
Piano
Players
BELOW
COST
One:Planola, latest style.'... $100.00
Onel Arifjelus, latest style. .$105.00
Theso Players samo as new.
$25.00 worth of Music glven with
cacli Player.
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BEST KNABE ANGELUS (IN
NER PLAYER) PIANO AND ,
PLAYER COMBINED.
Call and hoar it.
Hlghest Class Tunlng and Ito
pairing ln tho,city. We havo only
expert factory mer..
HEADQUARTERS FOR POPULAR,
MUSIC. SPECIAL, FIVE
COPIES, 81.00.
FERGUSSON BROS.,
11 W. BROAD ST.
I ??
RICHARD O. FERGUSSON,
. Head of Flrm,,
'Phone 2910.
GanCancer Be Cured 7
It Can.
Wlthouf the uso of tho knlfe or X-Bny
we cure Canccrs, Tumors and Gitronlo
Sorcs, charglng nothlng for oxamltiatlon.
Our patlents aro our best frlends. Como
and see the cancors wohavo romoved
nnd cured from .our now happy patlents,
and nro dally cjirlng. Thoy are wondor
ful. If.tlien you aro not satislled, wo wlll
pay all your expenses.
KELLAM HOSPITAL,
1615 West Main Street,
Wchmoud* Va,
SPECIAL SALE!
AFTER DINNER
COFFEE,
24
cts.
lb.
SOLD SATURDAY ONLY.
Only One Pound to u Customor.
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lf you -would. know what tho
fini'st Old pov't Java tnstcs
liko, try a pound of Horoy's
Speelnl Aftci'-Diimei' Cof fee.
It is tho' fiuest. coffco {rrown.
To advertiso ItSwe will sell it,
Siiturday Only, ut SM Cents a
I'oiiiid.
HEROY,
423 N. SIXTH STREET.
Roses,
Cut Flowers
and Designs.
Largest Stock.
Hammond,
v-' Flprlst,
109 Er Broad St.