The McDowell times. [volume], May 09, 1913, Image 1

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KETSTONE JtfEST
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k McDowell Co|litgrO;
Children .Crowding |
School Rooms.
jeer la MrDo^Lfagflht*
whfc* hm jo* ctco^i fc ".Hg1
#H^mrr^i,o>tW>»l«iioe wySX^'tLAa
WSo^SrhesehoN^yrnxflF^ieDQweii
roanty k amomr thi JmBw the. tfaV,
the majority oi the
t» «o«4 ccnditk>r* oM dilapidat
ed ■CnKtaiieflmtid^.rrplsced bj' sew
••I *«fd£aa|pK«i^ wbUe the terfct
bo<1 hJKpSS^^ which were bmtt
wmiffiwmoire being repaired and"
. iiuiifapi to meet the requirement* of k>
th th ; object oi making better
eanitary condition, mom light and rconi
, Bod eeey exit* is caee of fir*. > >. '
The Ttiom Board* oI gdccatioe, the
Coonty Sopt. end the fflgt. Bupte. ere
working tnpthq to brae the echocle of
the ecmt; pp te the hlfhetr point ol
efficiency oeefnlAeeo to the people u I
• whole. Ooonty ftapt. W. O. Gook i»
txntiring in bit effort# to improve * th>
•choole not only by r-ovidmg adequate
ecboot facilities bat by aqcuriog the rtry
beet teacher* morally endy intrUectaJly,.
the* eyi be obtained. >•
MeDoweH coeoty la ttrj liber*} is it*
expenditure* for the education of thr
yoothe of the coney in addition to
hftruf aotoeof the beat echoal# la the
C. ***** MrDrtxll P7»intr -# mom 014*
fe 4 I*r crux. giMtw then the ifatlr* *!u»f
k«A. n Otfi W -' r. a y very ' |«ce:nr»rUf
tefttfttft-Saprr** *r.<J
Vita ?rrtrr &U
IBlo flWCIM
- trfif
ptrmm la MrOo^T'T^rtj »h n! I
\ U nfm ymmoug« <A .ufri*
: .*«uitwr«,thr^ t)#T4*irtl« ta i
hyge^Hy w thVi tnw H tM
hpftifc hnj9 an<1 jrfrte I he sdrtr.tvfl < '
Jbmt cwmooo
''tWwrWW tenh>r tor
Ci-lato Effect tkb M*rtk-P«.
^- erfal Bo an! to W Appihtii
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CHARLESTON, W. VA.. May 8.—
Daring the tneiij month of Msy practi
cal! j the whole of th» so-calied pcpiuei
Ke-U-fWuion eaaeM at the mmrca of
the State Lefiditait last winter *W be
ei#me effective- White ewne of the more
qrgent Wte-ation 7M p —ei by th« law
tnakicg boHj to take effect from paangr,
the »ore.important laws were created to
take effect 90 daya from their pwoft,
and beglncipg thia week thjf time limit
exptrra on eererai of the mcasa rea, tad
before th^ month ia endei all th» Dew
lcriaiiinn will he la effect.
One 6t thA meaaurra onacwd at the ra
iin»aporititertr known ae the
"l-hw »kj Iiw," btcame Hfcrtire May
ef the Panhandle
Kate era interested In tLe Dew tew, which
>*> f« »?*
Tjct^l «* ittfltNinukjrOmiMuk^
A P* fX1** octmty, nppO# to practically
alV teeuiidea, State Aadltar Joint 0.
Partthae construed the measafe to p»een
that It doepnoC tpply to the boeuiflds
owner of eeeqitrim la aenae ousyyarfan
who may desire to diepoee of them ia the
ff-srciar course of bte prirata bodotmbat
if any corpoi ttWo desiiea to plan it rtock
npon iU market H mart ftrat obtain a
lk*.-»k ujtder the ptutistoaa of the lew,
A bearthinx aoalyjtv of thA affalta *<
>n> aiwp«»ft forrifo ar, J issstl'/ de
si rina to w-Uweeorittes tetithorlad by
the Vttt Tbo eon*pe*i>> rr^nired tobe
lkecaod^ awl a>c»t UJa with tha Aadlter
t(re plant'npoa which it prtfpoaas to tHhr
act IjftainMb floplia of all contract bonds
or other fntcrwaxcta, an I tern teed acrocnl
if kt ut> tacit! or jr eerti ted copies
U ankles <rf laccrponpcn, byUwa,
Ac , with.coptea of ail oofl tracts aud mo
lutioa bearing a put the rate of stock*
«r.<faacurWac 6», fa* «oaj£pi ttab^
tjomp^pfc^ wMeb, operate baarily la
*W tb^ala, wttfaia t*» .cope el
|ta aat.,jr^
i^Alona whh the "bftaa rkr Jew" iherr
*fll p teto effect aeetof tartralip*
;nc*aotr» JirUf the Inaartace Ootamle
ee*tfrfrift iwfMunsrtean/ A adhcr fiWM»]
I rT rClr- I lrn->- -r T on faninnft
nllUlSfikcU^ IhSt
Jacr- . a stackers jrWa a» TyetA Vl^hda the I
Uws
tetsn
[. Tfe law l^ipeUttrA feif »ew
vflkn bot it d« l r - rWi Jrw^ llotH X»>
Ukmvt*t Mill). W
Vi^ «»<t» Ko*U*^tr tlia sate of ihef^ed
|t»rwiii. M n»H»«T Ihrfefa J If jwmf #fH
OF GOV. HATFIELD
To Charges of Senator
Kern about the ■■
Strike
UM£5SNESS MOST CEASE
Charleston, W Vn, Maj a, (Spl)-Oo
reroor Hat&4d in his lUinhnt W*d
last night In reply to Ibe charges o( t\
S. taAtar Johi W. Kern thai peonsge
b pnedoed In the mines of this State-,
that "Mother J' jeaM ra tried by d mm
head coartHDartial, tliat 'a nea^paprr
man wee deported Mm the »Uf dnrirg
the MiRiCary Ooart sessions at Pratt,
tharfui that Kern Je not tellfnr the
truth. v
The statement by Ooreroor Hatfield
fellows:
> **I am Informed that Senator Kent has
made a etatamrnt that peonage exist* Jo
Waal Virginia and that Mm. Marj Jot**
hxi bera on trial before a drumhead Mil
itary Ooart for the peat 30 dayt.
DENIES. PEONAGE CHARGE
- "Jn reply to the Sent tor'• statement
relators to peonaf,1 to my that
hie a!W*a»km is a fabrication. Mm.
Jones is not now, nor Itaa the at any
dae afaee iher arrest, been 'in prieun.
She ia being detained (and le not in any
way ocmlined) at a plea«aaf boarding ^
house with a private /amity en the tank
of fie Kanawha Biear at Pratt, W. Va.
"I do not intend to permit Mm. Jones
or any other rrrson to come into West
Virginia and make inflammatory speech'
es that have a tendency to produce riot
bloodshed each aa waa experienced under,
the admlniatratioa of Governor Gtars
cnck;
CLAIMS EVIDENCE
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"We hare evident?9 in abondanre to
prove that the kind of speeches made by .
Mm. Jones and her co-worker* did brinjr
about a riotous state which reed f ted in t
murder a^d the destruction el -property.!
We hate at least a doaen of the same .
<4ase of people obofined in different Jaile'
them guilty of mur-!
"The honorable body of ahichSpnator j
Kern U a dmmktr b** a perfect rfjht to
ijipUMl" Vlrinia or any pan of
dbell ba deljfhfted to have toch m '
UrwUaatkxr 4ad affl oac in j tMt effort J
la aid die committee m any way leant'
hot Btfl it v Kern most remember that I *
an wepowiblft to tha pe^pte ot Wat Vir-1
glata lor tha. maiatain^pce ~ of law and
Order, and ft wtitbe maintained during
my term of cttce at any haaard; and
a ben it beeotrca cxtturi to detain or
jail people to aecomplhft tfeU parpcee it
be 4pOa unheal iatS*«ij.
KTRIKE DECLARED EXITED j
"Tbe km* drawn c<u etcika on Paint
and Oabin Oroftka b at an eud. Fewer;
than ID pecpU ate today without verkjm
tha* taction and before the middle of the
week* mrjmm viU hare tmm carad for..
'Voeh tliUMi of. the tenth aa Senator
KerBacexsa to be ere lanrefy reapanaiWe .
plor thaaa falaahooda mtaffcprcaeate* >
tbna whkh work an told barJ»hJpe spun .
thoaa is office who hate doe teapot* to
la* and order and who a.a tryiorto car.,
ry tot end maintain the prtacipteft of
r»d prtrorament.
."7 note 4hat ana of the tUlemenb of
feaatoe&ara it fcrtbe effect that be
ikaiMaM I «,,J v f V-. M ¥ . t «i A r «. a® »- <
KDOwf pmiUfaf lull 9Qt
r^pottdant-wia elected daring tb« trial of;
Hatibmt Jocmo abd ihfaftiJ from (be
Aito. 1 ran aaa up WW term to rt« I
pram myartf mate' forcibly than » ma1
that thie weft a wtlfoi'end deflorate Ha
on the pert of the ewe »bo fcxtortzwd 1
IVIioilII Tin ml lr i iihM not eorprW)
mo to team that tba Senator t new tM«
to bo tba earn «Va ha mad* the oUte
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moot. . . ifti • . 4r i
Cliff DBS I! usa ACT :j
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Totfttyvtr 1QT* tha V*»l J»pMW
ptpmUAna b Uw But* rrf Od.f ml^j
Tetk, Ktmkt Hew ItarUi «4 Aiimh
f« NbO, th* J*f+atm> p<*p-'
ul«lion in th- Itow (Utai *M.MP*'
*1,7-1*. Tbo of
Is ibW euoacj w mhetwVy £»
1» tho y«f lW, «r. erroerwei
ro CtitM^d bto *7 Ifet Mutn
»o4/tfn, nbr wbk*
tobmui iato thb coa*V%wm prnbtbkrd.
TTku ywt lOjM JtfnaTMml pa*
mi * *,t* - y
California the* aw oaly AmI 40,orm
Jspwee, **-Oslifcusla bat IKf.nii
r^'p>e. tti iipnm mtitMli two
par cent th« anrirg pr«p«fcuoa of Cab
bralc, wd ma dm ana*! fwcitaga *
Md today about 0,000
la OMHwala Tba iua
laolalna IJi/H) iqun mika, or orar
14vy»0,ftro m<vw Tba bold*
M <h«*nn on abooi rw ^iiia
V rr —^ v
are Br«a t«9rd |d balfcvf
aia b »**»* ft n^param "cot of a pv^*
h£3. Tt» Oimit>nimrtt to be it> tiuV
tn Iiwb tit* land
C»h<Aroi» bee fwyfcjp iw|ifrn» ia'Ataer
ieaa Lbi^ry for it, vk**>t«nWr.clbr~\i»
the fjhBow jetn *jn <1Mi»
nie Kearaej, tbe 9^ kf ftteti r, art
CalltmiwtfJ arvd eUfrrMd tU>
aatko bj the tide*ce *\>i the agjtatina
»be Cbf*t* v WhlKMrt <looU the
Uti-JtpWMM lOtr. tin California U
fnettrrd hj- and from unoitf the
TVT tror»t e^n>Aif ©f Oil lodli'i jr^n
tiif ac«nJt of a vicwut or>!
uSfrfwrm* apfvaUfe rarr pra>»i»ca..Wort
of tbeiorporttai raai*w «aa<tt*<$3ri* of
OallTofSitb, eapecip/ tbue* baric g uaJ
infr relation* wlib lh%rmt, b«ae rijoco<a
ly pn^rtnl Kf 'tipH the propaerd aiira
land act, but U% *«j\«irngue and tf>o
agitator aeem to Baxe control oi tiie Cali
fornia cltuatSoo far as thr LefwJctujr
Iseommi .<? ~r
GOVERNOR COMMUTES |
DEATH SENTENCE
John Medley Escapes like Gallows
Hardest FoOghi Case in His
tory of State.
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Governor HjUJleiJ ccunra-it^i tliejeatir
aentence of Mb M« <11/ to life hrp?Uen
meet lM»t frfl% (ti 1 b»e mtfr *Ki>, *,y
flea yeart ho iJfeght th rougti every r url
Of the stale for bia life will lir*, tL**i*h
l! - - 1
in pnaon. \
On- July 4 •$***. at Cuthin lli'-l, I j
Mercer county, liihn Medly killed Xtu*£
Shannon. It W alleged that Shatr^n
objected lo i' lfagnt girl named 31ary
Lewia danciej uith Medly. Trouble
arose »*ver tb« lO^jcctlofr and Medly »h<it
Shannon severst tieu-a and he died In*
stantly. Medly.ua* tried, ccnvlcted and
wnienccd to l« hung. Then began the
great flght for In* life which ha* been
aaged through the fct»te court* to tie
U. 8, Supreme Coert for tl»#» life cf th'«
poor Negro. Jodpv Sanders of IliutfieJd
took the meVd:*> State Court of Ap
peals and t? tho U. 8. Supreme Couit
and foufht^isr^ without fail to save tho
alt « as la \aio nntH
an apfipal to th^rbi^, broad
whoaa
There are mar. j wbo believe that Med-1
ly vti Jattifled'in shooting Shannon ar.J
much of the evxleocetend to Juatify that
belief. PrerioeOo the dtnce' at which
Shanooo he had brutalry u
saalted 5<r4fjS(ftlb«r and brother and
threatened tba life*,! John Medly. lie
came to the Nerfro dance armed in J in
ttrfexod wiih Mc-i'f, a Negro, while dan»
crrg with » Ne$ro girl.
It apream thai Shannon wai rf th^t
tjre of rrv»n »h^ hair Xegro into,
lore Negro trciyea fi.u crj "Nc^ro dom
ination" %hcn ihe hninble iutt'HgrM
Negro ftt- »ocnetM?*fl food. There «r*
many of them left. Bnt justified or rot,
Ued'j « ai arotenced to be hung three
tltyca and onl* the jurtlca loving Gover
nor Mvrd hia life. There ar« ll.ouaand*
of people, %hita and black, who cun
mend.Gov. Hatfield, believing that Med
lj xb&aVd have bees acqniTed.
IE SPIRIT OF
NEGRO'S PROGRESS
im
r* .'jV #■» , I
DetpiU Saatbtrs Pr«J*ike, Nefrof
^ in Mftntgoatry, Ala., a/«
Very Projptrau
. Motrffrxtivcj/ Ali .-/{beS*fr<*«3i tLis
dt/ Wltfirt* ;r * sroc*rj rtor*»,
on<tro<kf<akiag«uMM^Hneat, tae bwtV
on* rc^V ccbpn/, iLrve d/«f »Utt».
two nnfrw**** 000 •bop, «**
firrt d«M <irj gacxU sod funUur c
itor*, om Arkjflim 4n4 intnl
ta»t*r shr>«
W ^ >
PULASKI IRON COMPANY
MAKING IMPROVEMENT
C " HtffSl-i H
tW iVidfl ti^bOa. t« mAiojoPf
•ite it»proT«Mnt# »r fl» L»
0k» dotefotl A*d t #>fit «Uh i etnplqfeM.
IW7 «r* ^piriA« KTJVtui'aVl fntoO
rin* tf* em pfcoj t» ndb tmrvr&m
' A ^ wpfij of Hat cub* to I finr
d4J+lfO0m<1 0\*TJ h'riM* »tx4 vh#»fj r«l
th* oprr»ti i »tl tw rrpiioW ifi orde
th*t #*ry ui} hxo-t man it.
Eikwif# nptifi win dhr> M m»lr air^T
•vtrT&iA* for lh* enaJort of tfc« tela*!
and thooe «bo wort wfn4 the roia*».
•Ad role* o*f»* will hp dirt. ■'
The Pfr»l«T 'prist (MKpl *!*•
r~*f «»» *:il tfcrtv tc • w*«%»y pVnoirr?
»dd;ti<wl t|> the fpgi.V *<Tk'/ drs«>
Mr. J. fyJ 6»nr.infhro to U* nptfw ,
UwfuU of f *5„QflyH*<xi «4 tt* ftes»
■ r» tn*t*I U& ryY.^J and «i ;#(
Otef-MMd (f bUn.
SUDDEN CHANGE
; OF WM
laws of Natw 'are Just
*
And Cannot be Abro
by Man •
BY ATTORNEY -S. B. MOOH
■
TSrtr vu much rejoicing In (bw
Untied Stair* of America in 1*5S, it ken
Oour-dor^lYrry —ccrrded In negotiat
ing a trra«y nf amity and cradf yith Ja
pan. Ever lira thai tiwia the Japirm>
lau> l*rn nvwdfd gc oarAl? gs anperior,
to their first o-osfns, the Chinese. Tb*
united efforts of alt th« workl's' greatest|
natioca har* teen aceeavy to neure
**«n a partly of»o door in Chiua Long
'rgeyea bare been cast upon the "Far
Esst" and dreams of a apiemiid renpirr
•if trade Jndmlirr the land that Inhtrf*..
ted the aahes c^Ot-n^crua have filled the
(brains of lt^3ae i^oae Urea am dndieatatf
tu the watching of the dial paaa of profit
and loaa. Foe many years the Japanese
bare accepted ah advances In nil etn^l
ncnt!y satifaetory manner and many and
•"xtrartfiu* have been the wreaths of
pi tfiae placed upon the Jafsneaa brow
tnf evincing a desire to'apa the ways of
'I- \Tiet. It has become % ccrr.mon
itlrg to tW »o the Chinese aa fai io
fcrU^fr* ;hv Jtj>ane«e In profreasive
t cm. Only a few vnars ago wb*n the
Riuaian iirar ma<le rendy to devour the
px>f litt'e J«p, Uu>>ond p*np}g of this
rrpuMic *ept (figuratively ni coarse) tn
» woeful amit ii»«il'<n of die unhappy
fate which they f»H atire awaited iMi |
Moved little yellow friend* in the ''fat
East." In the war between Rtuaia and
Jxpan, however, die t.nsipected hajf*
pened—Japan waa \»<toriou«. .The nn«
exprcted ml*o*JeV»]npnd alan In the
ings af Americas e towatd their well be>
krvwi JapanmetHeads in whom they had
thetetofbrcdajightrd an I been waH pleas
ed. "JapanJ* victory ^ aa m*;, aa nun
•hoald have very ua^tatty^jid reaaon*
ably auppoaedr received ^»Jth .huuaa.
hurrahs and bon-flrea evtnrifig exuber
antly at an event entirety anexpsctad,
tat very xsnch dealradjg^M the scmtrary,
f ^jht ^\b»v^h^icourV
wirnfTr "•»'* iron)
thence Uaocd tn«rl« and hiatal which
fid ally took the form of intelligible speech
and the speech wsa a tn* between V
hew! and a yeAp-^The Yellow rerill"* 1
fine* the Ko«*>-Sapantae *ar Japan
hfi come to be {regarded m a world pow
er. The United Fia jtt, or tnore properly
a majority at the peupW* of thin cocntry
have ahown a very remarkable change
of Blind. Tfcf J»p li no longer praiaad
and furouraged. Nobody ia hraging
about how much Auwrica l»aa taogbt th"
-Jap and how eaaily lw< haa learned. Tb«>
rr-.anti'r <hu«« a ft 'AVf coldncea toward
hi® apprentice of whom t^e tnauer wn
t-nnrrfy eo prood. Th- qtHwft^-n ia no
!v<_,:sr haw to aurt the Japan**) on the
road of pr»f rv«*, hut how to stop them.
In fVifornia the people "to the man
ner borr." hare reao»t**l to legislation to
keep the Jap down, which ia aennfra^h-n
that the Japanese are their anperinr* !j.
thrift aiv! economy. Tfce p»*M r h*a
learned too wait Amert in*lutlm to
Japan to ari' t' flv *aj* <A modern cltril
i/4t^T> Hu u*> literally accepted.
TJ U i ■ ritation in Waehiagton and
..ruining of tttth in Bacreojanto, bnt it
a »U an»0 muight, for 'ria * law of nature
that die fittaetthall wmive, in ppite of
rare, r*f i^oa, the hoUL't acta of lega
le! tut* aofht %lae. Tbe )a«i of na
ture *Se joat and cannot be abrogated hy
man * JC; V
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DX. £\ VIKEY, PHYSICUN
AND BUSINESS MAN
0
Dr. H. A. Viftrjr. tnr wjj«1 effi
<wt ph»yei#fi pf Nrjfthfcrk, haft torn to
^tj i r> qaij kjokloc nf bU
•t It* Ifarrtoa PrirsM ll'^Ul in Kin-.
t*U tto Im* few J«7*. .* /•
| pi Vmry hM tho ko"OT nl
;*4 thftvnhvtanfaj pr«7»n/ «n»o*r» »c^
Uui*«« m^rf fo thU count j.
| If:-ravie* r*c«hr«t iHlrw to
/«»♦ tb» frsthlCtlof ©f t?* >;k Rh1*t
'Ufttflfd Wrf»OcV» It* rl(«Jrr lict «rrk
I ui tr.-uunt of »hk » wt«t by m *vvrr»'
•Vht. JcTt amnfvit)' imi to <**r !•* >'»
mnk. )U u iWb a phywiri^n «m1 mi or
ator. \t» r*r btt at r\eh mineot
)y it*J mm o4 (W mc«
.
mrnrn boom
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'T Hot? lWTmt fo#d B*f wfTI to »
r?ammUl i^Hofnttf «M ttor wrrk
irk t£r*t nConf fl -^rtn^tn «W be tea
tito#! U*jr»W»t «£»», it nr.0 ©f
tb* f rV-ipaf «fc»p«rU0<-nft.o{ tto r»i.
. TV* *« {fa ntfmTit ol II. f*. IV
to*A '•( rto FWtirt Kqtaiporwt
o| tto Wtod jUJIrtwri
«t t Jbmr to b* ro-pW^fw jcttefilij in
way coaat. Work cm the electrfe• roa<l
from Woedaide to Port Waehla#on «i»
n^ifT wrj and the el«cyiflcatton with*
double tricking ^ th* main line feo*Sof
Wk Count? » plaune*!- ^ ~ ^
TiM OMUAtobbt railroad' bridge, frctg
tfcg Bronx to Lon| Ultra J aod I the tW
•uhcidiarjr railroad from Aetoxia to Seat
New York are w»U ad rahead. -They wiii
eofmrct altfi Tort I'oftd F.# ana aW
Bay R*tae. TWra ara plena tour
trarktag tlx Mofitaak dlvflfen Od th»
connecting railroad will briaj* tbc i%w
York, >*rw ll^vta A Hartford Railroad
to interchange freight aftd poeeeOgertraf.
flc brtwfcn M-otaok l\>intandaDof New
CHINESE REPUBLIC
mwm by o. s.
Waahlngton, May 3—The new Ohineea
republic vu formally recognised today
by the United Suiea. Charge Williams
at rekiu, cabled that be bad delivered
the formal recognition aa be was autho
rised to do upon the complete organi
cation of the goTcrnmeni?
Minister Chang, aa toon at be learned
that this country had formally had recog
nised the Chinese Be public called upon
John Harnett Moore, acting Kervtary of
stabs to aaaurs him of China's apprwia
tinn.* The minister told'ficcretary Moore
be was sore that the country'e act would
go' far in helping the new government to
assume and maintain ita new petition in
the family of the republicans nations.
™ Bute department orfldaU are inclined
to regard the langu ige contained in Yhan
8hi Kai's message of thanks to Preaideut
Wllaon'aKrtter of recognition aa indicating
davotinc to republican principles, refu
ting the diary* that be baa l**en oooteni
plating tba establishment of a (Laspo
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT H.
R. CROSSING IN BURKE
Mrt. M. To*i StTtrtlj lojored.
Light Eofiae Knoclu Her
Down.
Rail Road Co. Eb* HiT Vmkul
Lites of Citixtai of Keygtofte
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r. i i
J iitt two ttcki a vomu tad boy
werr kUied by a lirfcu engine aa they1
were croaalo? the N. A»V. II. H. truck»
at rhp croaaing bekn*»j)^Hti, frridgr.
Sunday nigtu atx>qv)^8y o'dodiVMrn.
M. Tots rum Mf wgylionitfjn jfv-rk.
arxl at the rrnadM ab^oi J&TfdMm Lrotn
where the othr «Ekfc|£MSflBw^be w
•truck bj no t /.J-ic end siHooaty, proU
*1»ly f*iu ) lojurvd. Mr*. Tott waited
.»< th« south tide oi lb* tracks while a
freight train palinJk wbi*h wae going
eart. After it paatad she attracted to
eroaa, fa^ln* to fm Ote engine coming on .
the *aat boqad tr^k/in time to get out]
of the way. feWwas bit by it and badly
injured. The pbyeieiaaa believe abe will
i—it. *
NEGRO SERVANT HIKES
H
Fron MUiiitippi lo Waskingtoa to
Hate Virdaau GetHim
A Job
Wiati'mftM, M>/ n—AfU> a six wrrkn
"hik*" from liii home In Mi«i«eipvi,
Oratory, • former n#*ro pervtnt
of Heaator Yardatnan. llmpM, footaorr
god t*avd-ftair>*d into (be eai»ital in
narrh of wjgh Tie jp»t it
Ii> went?«<»r^ today aa a porter in j
the Be ata office Uaildin j. for Senator '
Vardaman believed that the dieptay of;
rnt made by Qrrt- rj in aearr^ yl office
J»l ml t> be rrw^r-ir-J ~
, Mrm,|M William U ierr,*' aaid t)ir
fienatt* today "for ha will prove an ex
ample tn the memhera nt hia rar**' ,
Me added that hie old employee "new j
arontd tale a ktlt hi a atr*et car whfle a
«oe>aa <*a» stand tag."
ATTT. MGCIMS MAKES TRIP
TO CHI TIANBURG, VA
» ai
• . ■ ■ ^
Attorney T. "C florins of
will teareriouday for ( hrlatiaaabnrjr, flKI
•iiere be «0I *ric ! up aa exteaMfe ae |
important M*ie for and in behalf oi OH
eer Carter | r J
He hu been the att orney la tbe caeM
for aome ti»Mn<| hie wen teudi <i|M
tiartfoa by the mJf lie bee eo impartially ]
ouked alter inaftrn. J
!'■ ' iTifTM
COKMBf
-•
V
» •
l£tfO, 3.—The aal« oI !?©•
fro r^Mreh intrf bondage, rpw.rr.! ljjK. «
that of antebellum days oi
wj* rercekdtoday la tba' croes-ea$U
nation of IkS. Bennett, President of the
Ultaoie'ChUJ^a tf ohm end Aid Socie
ty,(before thettarren Committee In rot t
tgiting Hera* mdiijr Sodfltfoa.
Blr. Bennett admitted the troth of the
revelatione, which startled tba member*
of thioomeitttee mora than aay evidence
they had heard drerioualy. . 7
"H's lor lb« boat," he said, placidly.
Ad excerpt from the Children
twa, 4m official organ of the society, was
reed.
"Y*r *larpcf colored citiaena homes
arc found with Bpathern white feuilira .
a here ibry can reader rich service m is
peculiar to Southern families," aaid the
circular._
. "Do yba know what thla tneana?"
•loeadon^i Rep restated re Rev. F. K J,
IJoyd. Mr. Bennett admitted lie waa
able to understand the paragraph, b t
could aee no nceesfrott lot becoming
cited over it
more then yon are able aj -
compcebenb," aaid II".
boreiI at vl
by Pres
ent! tl>e
U."
"It uieena
pervutly to
Uojd. fit
black
ident
blood}
Mr.
interpretation
"Why the ■
arc perfectly proper*.'
imrt (or every one
''Isn't it a fact, Mr
ed Chiirman Thomas
thi*«- Netcru children are eold to
in Cttiia<la, in New Toilr, in
that llu-y art? 'hired' out
the country?"
Mr lletiMtt changed to
end be replied with
waa r>» DMtCl
tiv Miiiu«*luiti-ly
its meii:l>ere
pete that it
at thia
labor*.
sr« »My
"fi is
in all
AuotJfcr bomb «u tlten exploded by
Ihfe committee.
' IvtU it a fact," questioned Chairman
Carran,-"that in 1WW a publication n«n
dacV»*l a coin tun devoted to the, ftn<lii«*
of hom«w for Negro children and that Oh*
api>)H*»ilon« obtained were turned orrr
to joar eociety entire!*?" .
Mr."fV*imctt entered a vigorous denial.
The l onitfc.tU*, however, produced writ
ten e> idtfhc* in its effort to bring out tk*
facta. ^ ~
4#1 am mrjfriaed at the aggrieved atti
tude ai tht iflreetigaton" waa all that
tbe i'reaident of the charitable anciety
had to aey alur leaving the witcen chair.
"He'll I* »ome more aurpriaed U not
actually iuconvcoiaeed before we coc
dodo," aaid C halm an Oarrta.
# *
WEST VIRGINIA INDUSTlftl
SCHOOL FOn BOYS
INPORTANT CHANGES IN LAW
OF THE INSTITUTION AT
. FRONT TOWN
GRAFTON, M»j 1—On May It theft
will to into effect lAMlol lh# mU 1*>
(rlslat irr reviling in the U« wfrhfUhfnf
An I governing the Wmi Vlrftfcia lefcw'iu
»>bo"i At Hnmyt^wnto Taylor const/,
L'n<Vr the la#^fc9Siiedf" ;
(1) The uninc <H the UwtitaHea whl be
the •'Wert Virtfnie Induatrffel n)o^ibr
(*? Yootli u»d»r the •oLof «■ fwi
wfTnot l»e committed for ircorriflbQV
or y.
(3) Intprrojr«t'>rfai covering the history
o( the rm md tbi mental and physical
h»*Vth oI tf>e rUl be aaertrtd adl
tn*4e |,-rt ol thHroeplAa^ torcoou^t
inent t »th- wli *>» Thcee in«erra(apHci
w»il"t4- f>rrp4m>f t*j, the Male boesd el.
control Mi l will k fateMied In
form on »j-piicntioft to tbe
<Un|. —..
• (4) Cwmiritroent pepeif la efl (iw,
trben in Am form, will .be forwarded to
the taprrintradanl. ' |
<J) 5o yvnth (Twnmlttfl to the pfcooi
if tmilcr ihJ ip ol twelve jeeie, wilt be
lodged ia eoy JaB ee loakup, peodiag
toovai to the imtftotidKk ^ ♦ • ,'--V
f <«) AU yonth cnteAfi to kW
«ill be fetched tbertttflf aolhprity there*
of. N [-Y
(?) Tl f Hate boerrf of W 'art
•vHhork/ to
mM