Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 2

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Just Arrived MILL STORE NEW LOT Valentine Beans JUST IN a Always resh Prescriptionist erry neighborhood Healing W1 1 be retained in charge of I SS Springs township was stricken with I sltuayon until July 1st at least I A I The Bes: Agents or Statesville 1O M9 to 10 Our irst Offer to All riends and Cus tomers: Monday May 21st and Until Sold One Case ine We are showing the prettiest and most up to date line of Sherrill 'White Corny THE WADESBORO LYNCHING The lynching at Wadesboro is to be deplored just as all acts of' law lessness are to be deplored The Wadesboro man was in the bands of the law and while the first trial bad failed there was yet another trial ahead of him and full opportunity should have been given the courts to vindicate the majesty of the law If the mob which lynched Johnson was composed of drunken and irre sponsible men as is represented it is not probable that they were actu ated by the idea that the way to prevent crime is to promptly and effectively punish criminals And yet we cannot but call attention to the disposition of mobs to take hold where the law has failed ormerly the victims of mobs were a class of criminals of whose punish ment there could be no sort of doubt if the law was left to take its course But latterly lynchers are disposed to take up the work where the courts have failed It is just as well to pause here and inquire whether there is not a reason for this In far away Louisiana just two days after the Wadesboro incident a white man was lynched He had been twice tried and failed of conviction and it is said that the lynching was prompted by the fear that he would finallyescape through the technical ities of the law That the law too often fails cannot be denied The criminal especially in a capital case has every advantage in North Caro lina The law is so carefully framed in his favor that it is now almost impossible to convict of murder in the first degree In addition to the difficulty of proving premeditation the law gives the defence all the ad vantage in selecting a jury so that it is comparatively easy to select a jury that will not convict of a capital offence It is said the Wadesboro man could not have been convicted of first de gree murder Probably he should no have been we are not familiar with the facts in the case It is said now that he was insane and that he would have been admitted to the State Hospital at Morganton some time ago if room could have been found for him although it does not appear that insanity was plead in his defence at his trial But if he was insane the crime of those who took his life is so much the greater and the members of the Legislature and through them the people of the State are responsible in that they failed to make provision for such as le Nolaw abidingcitizen who reflects on what it means can defend lynch ing and nobody will contend that a life should be taken because of public clamor He is entitled to atrial in the regular way and should lave the fullest and freest opportu nity to defend himself But Tire Landmark does contend that the re peated failures to enforce the law and the escape of notoriously guilty men through the loopholes provided 1 5 That has been shown this season at 25c 35c and 50c Also Cantaloupe and Watermelon Seed and all other varieties of seed you may need I OR SALEAND RENT TWO lots beautifully located on Boulevard street i One lot on Seventh street One lot on Lackey street Modern six room cottage lot 111x250 on Da vie avenue ive room cottage on Tradd street forwent Modern 6 room cottage lot 75x190 on north Race street or further information call on or write Ernest Gaither Insurance Stocks and Real Estate May 25 1906 Statesville If you want to see PETTICOAT PERECTION EXAMINE THE ELITE The Lilly Allison Co 124 and 126 West Broad Street or Army able bodied unmarried men between aves of 21 and 1 35 citizenof United States of good charac ter and temperate habits who can speak read and write English or information apply to Recruiting Officer 15 West Trade St Char lotte 4u Button Ave Asheville Bank Building Hickory or Glenn Build Ing Spartanburg I SHENANDOAH lour Meal Bran ShipStuff Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls Chocolate Can dies Something new a leader Just Received 'J Wagon load Country Hams finest lot we have ever had paralysis Thursday of last wanir while walking in the woods and was notfound until riday morning All night long he lay in the woods parties were hunt ing for him unable to mnvn'nr call for help When Anally discov ered riday morning he was dying although the end didnot come until late riday afternoon THE GOVERNOR AT WADESBORO The Chief Executive Aiding In the Inves tigation of the Lynching of More Details Wadesboro Special May 30 to Charlotte Ob serve Governor Glenn has been here to day his presence being due to the lynching Monday morning of John Johnson by a mob I asked the Governor why became to he replied had no intention of interfering with any judicial investigation came at the earnest request of the solicitor of the district who felt that my pres ence in Wades boro at this time would conduce to the better enforcement of the law and to the bringing to justice of the participators in the mob that lynched John Johnson I feel that a blot has been cast on the good name not only of Anson county but of the entire Governor Glenn addressed a letter to Sheriff A Boggan which after setting forth the substance of the foregoing statement continues: mob must be brought to jus tice To ignore their crime and to screen them would be an outrage As Governor of the State I will ren der you all the aid in my power whether it be in employing able coun sel to help the solicitor or in case of need in ordering out the State mili tia to aid you in enforcing the law Neither time nor expense should be considered in prosecuting the per petrators of this horrible resh Goods! Nice lot Country Hams for which we will pay market prices CASH We sell Slug Shot for Potato Bugs NEITHER A HERO NOR A MARTYR The killing of the young fellow McMillan or Amory as he subse quently said his name was by the guards when he attempted to escape from a convict camp near High Point a few days ago was a sad affair Tire Landmark has always doubted whether convict guards bad the moral right or should have the le gal right to kill a prisoner who at tempts to escape especially a pris oner who has been guilty of some of the lesser offences But the guard must shoot or let the prisoner go and sometimes the shooting is fatal McMillan appeared at Greensboro last fall a full fledged sport He was apparently well bred and knew all the gaits He at once forged to the front in the smart set of the social circles and cut a wide swath This lasted for a little time and then he was detected in forgery There was every indication that he was a hardened sharper He was tried and sent to the roads He made a plan to escape with some colored convicts He and one of his colored companions were killed and the oth ers escaped Being urged when at the point of death to tell about his people the young man said his name was Amory and that his people lived in Ken tucky Diligent effort has failed to locate his people at or near the place he named and the conclusion is that McMillan lied with his last breath With his last breath he charged cru elty at the convict camp This has attracted attention and a good many editors and other people moved by sentiment are slopping over about it If there is cruelty to prisoners at the convict camps in Guilford or anywhere those guilty of the cruelty should be removed and punished All prisoners should be treated hu manely But because a convict says he is cruelly treated make it so Some of them allege cruelty when they are made to work To a society sport like McMillan work on the roads with a ball and chain on his leg wife cruel but the law recognize distinctions To show the extent of the sentiment in this Mc Millan case it was stated in one newspaper that McMillan had been buried in the field and thereupon the chairman of the Guil ford commissioners a High Point man indignantly denied this inti mating that be considered it a slan der of the High Point people to say they would allow the man to be buried in the field and it was also sent out to the newspapers that flowers "had been placed on Mc grave All this was credit able to the kind hearted people of High Point but as the Greensboro Record has pointed out all this gush case has tended to make a hero and a martyr out of a common criminal The deceased had apparently been well reared and knew better but he deliberately Patent Top Glove ittiog No strings to knot Hangs smooth over hips We have them in all popular styles and fabrics 1 to 3 each In ven tory sale is still going on Get our reduced prices on any line before you buy Cooper Gill GROCERS AND SEEDMEN OR RTLKTT SEVEX room dwelling ulb XVXJLI house with modern con veniences oa Waia street See A CO May 29 DESTITUTE AMILY A Victim of the Great White The Late Mrs Mr Sims Critically Ill In New Stony Point News Correspondence of The Landmark Mrs rances Ellen aulkner whose death was briefly' noted in Unis Landmark of yesterday died at her home in east Stony Point Satur lay morning last after years of Affliction in her 84th year She had or years been quite feeble and for three or four years had been confined her bed most of the time being a victim of cancer and almost totally blind Her maiden name was Harris and she was the mother of four chil dren three daughters and one son Mr Jas aulkner of Charlotte The latter and two of the daughters Mrs Harris and Miss Annie aulkner who lived with her mother Mrs husband wap a Confederate soldier and died during the civil war probably in the summer of 1864 under rather pecu liar circumstances He was at home on furlough or possibly sick leave and had a spell of typhoid fever He had so far recovered from the attack that he was able to be up and out o' doors when one day he ate an apple and as a result the next day he died Mrs aulknefhad lived at Stony Point a number of years though her name remained on the Iredell pen sion roll and she has always drawn her pension from that her native county uneral services were con ducted at Stony Point Sunday by Rey Weaver and her remains were there laid to rest A good wo man gone A family of six persons from Wilkes county named Morgan ar rived in thisneighborhood last week in very destitute circumstances and are making their home temporarily in a tenant house on the land of Mr Lowrance near the Cheat ham ford They consistof the grand mother 89 years old the mother and her son and his wife and children The man is comparatively young but is a victim of consumption and hds notbeen able to do any work for a long time He is lying at the poim of death having exhausted his means in searching for relief from the dis ease People in the neighborhood are supplying their present wants but the outlook for the family is very gloomy indeed They lived in this section for a short time three years ago in the upper part of Concdrc township in Iredell county wont from here to Statesville cotton mill have drifted around and had been forgotten in these parts Mrs Mary Sims of Mecklenburg county who has been here since Jan uary with her people while her hhs band has been absent in New Mexico in search of health received aletier some days ago stating that bis health was not improvingand his physician bad given up hope of any improve ment in bis condition Under ihe circumstances Mr Sims had con cluded to set out forhome to spenc his last days with those he loved but a later letter I learn says he is not able to make the trip Several of our people went to Ch ir lotte last week Mrs White and child of the number remained over till this week among her rela tives Mrs Beckham returned yes terday from a visit to her daughter Mrs Harris in Statesville Hiddenite commencement is ton land today and the young people of these parts are mostly heading that way We had a fine rain Saturday night and the farmers have taken fresh courage Mr Keever the rural mail carrier on route No 2 from this place tells me the carriers will soon get a vacation of 15 days on full pay and that $500000 have been appro" priated by Congress to pay the sub stitutes during this vacation Early wheat looks promising in this section Stony Point May 30 1906 The item giving rural carriers 15 a St Yours Very Truly MILLS POSTON Sr STATE NWQ Hon TCorson of Columbus Ohio delivered the address the State Norm il and 1 nd ustrial College commencement at Greensboro Tues day The Wilkes county ipublican convention held Monday nominated II Cowles and Bryant for the Legislature clerk Somers register of deeds Blevins sheriff 'Brown county com missioners Johnson frogden and Colvard Secretary Parker of the North Carolina Cotton Associa tion has retu rns from 29 of the principal cotton growing counties showing a seven per cent reduction acreage compared with last year the condition is 65 per cent The season is at least three weeks later ELiimley a drug clerk of Durham attempted suicide Tuesday morning in the Yarborough hotel at Kaeigh by taking nux vomica Chlo roform tincture of arnica and other poisons The most heroic treatment by physicians succeeded in reviv ing him But he died Tuesday night No cause is assigned Tuesday morning at Woodleaf Rowan county Mr Conrad and Miss Ollie Kenerly were married at the home of the bride and immedi ately left for Washington on an extended wedding trip Miss Kenerly isthe daughter of Mr Geo Kenerly and Mr Conrad is an engineer on the Southern Railway The trial ofSamKobre Wm Plean and Whitbeck charged with the murder of Henry Kobrein Wins ton last January was in progress before Judge Peebles in orsyth Su perior Court The defendant Sam Kobre is a half brother of the mur dered man The State failed to make out a case and the men were acquit ted Miss Zenobia ranklin 18 years old who lived in the Rourremont section of Durham county attempt ed suicide Saturday by shooting herself Although fearfully wound ed she is expected to recover Her only explanation of the deed is that she was She did not get along well with her stepmother and had had a quarrel with her sweetheart Poor girl! The Trinity College Alumni Asso ciation will hold its annual banquet at the college next Tuesday 5th at 1 clock All graduates and former students of Trinity are urged to at tend Visitors must notify Prof Edwards Durham at once so that plates may be reserved Dr Bruce Payne of Charlottesville Va niake the principal address and visiting alumni will respond to toasts Dangerous troubles Croup and Pneumonia relieved like magic by Vick Exter nal 25c at Drug Store I Promptly by I0c at Hall Drug Store In fact when we come to think of it our entire line of Hardware Paint Oils arm Implements etc is for sale If you want first choice and a bargain come early Mt Airy Leader May 29: A tele gram to this city yesterday tells of the killintr of Jess Doss a Powell Doss who lives at Harbour in this county The killingoccurred last Saturday night and grew out of a quarrel between the dead man and his brother Sam Doss who stabbed his victim to death They were both working at Ivanhoe Va The hnd I of the dead man was shipped to his I old home for burial Whether the slayer was arrested is not stated Doni be fooled and mndo to believe that iheumatiHin cun be cured with kcul unnlio tloriH Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea is ti' onlyiosluv cure for rhf umatiiwn 35 cents I Tea or'l ablets Statesville Drug CoCento St I 4M TV kJ MUVA Al 9UULU I VA UUU used his training and talents as a Lj shield the guilty rather than to Umberger two sons and three means to do wrong Hegothispun secure their punishment daughters All are at home except ishment and came to his death the daughter mentioned Mr Um through his own fault All this It is to be hoped that in his efforts berger is not a minister but it is un glorifying of a common criminal be to aid the officers of the law in de derstood that one of the sons is a cause he had been well reared is tecting and punishing the Wades Methodist minister but is not we wrong and has an evil tendency The boro lynchers Gov Glenn will not think engaged in the active Greensboro Record says that while get as his predecessor the ministry Miss re 1 nil 4 i I 4 Xf I a i I I xowauuuvei mvMiiiduou uuv ziycocK aia on a similar occa mains will arrive at the home of her mention is made of the negro who was sion One fine day Gov Aycock parents near Mt Ulla today and will killed at the same time And yetcon issued a proclamation that lynching be interred at St Lutheran sidering his training and environ had to stop in North Carolina that church this Tire Land ments and his snatching a it would not longer be tolerated He mark 3 purse from a lady on the he would should another case occur was by no means the worst man of offer the full limit of the reward he Amendment voted Down rie xv I I Mall Item in the Senate melWO I was empowered to offer $400 we I Washington special May 29 to Raleigh News It is one thing to feel pity for 'the for every member of the aadObrver to hX1P te ana the whole power of the farTtbeS things It is another thing to gush State would be used to secure con priation given the Southern Railway I 1 V1U61UU ami punisnment tiravol lur transmission or mail between the law abiding The Gov Washington and New Orleans A great many people and a great ernor was patted on the back Well aPPoPPaoo which was a many physicians hold that here is a lynching occurred and it occurred wMob mu county oi Anson An majority ot one vote found many phobia That mad are dogs awful crime was committed and the champions in the Senate during the affected by some disease other than guilty man was killed by people who of tbe appro hydrophobia and that people who made no effort to conceal their iflpn Pn atl0n b111 afternoon The are bitten by mad and die of tity Our recollection is that tbe Simmon? ISmLn? equirtogX so called hydrophobia suffer and die lynching occurred in daylight Postmaster General to find as a fact of a purely imaginative disease It Then a few citizens of Anson went fchat this sPecial appropriation is may be said in passing that the peo down to Raleigh and had a auiet was reached The fact wwtiru was ouerea ana no attempt suosiay were airaid of auu 1 io state say tuey ever are made to arrest and punish anybody amendment believing that it would they will make a hurried sneak We hope in this case Gov I deslro7 the service and they pro around the back way to the nearest nerve will hold out to the end substhuteoffer hv madstone They are the folks who Lt SI Sr Wal nut on a bold front as Inner tbavl The State maehinn whioh 5c 1feaP as fol i 1 I luviueu luuu 1 os as are in no danger themselves But 1Dg A Long's candidacy for ter General shall not be authorized this is preliminary to saying that 1 corporation commissioner tooth and to use th0 money hereby appropriat I ueuessary in oraer to provide the I same or as good a service as is now Both the North Carolina Senators voted against the amendment and it is believed thatthey'will vote against uiw apprupriaiion aroil cail vote is taken when the proposition in its present form comes before the Sen ate for final consideration There was no roll call vote today and on the viva voce vote there were not cweniy oenators present Several burglaries have been com mitted in Salisbury recently and Tom Brown and John raley white men are in jail charged with burglarizing the residence of Davis The case against Brown seems to be a strong one but the ev i idence against raley is not so bbrung Drown is a bad character and has spent many terms on the chain gang Rowan county Republican conven tion is to meet in Salisbury June 23 the good of keeping fiom him Any good things you may see That will lift his loud of labor I Like Rocky Mountain Tea tesvUle Drug Co Center Street hydrophobia came up for discussion 1 106 nail has rung in he charge that Or any tbereof unless it be at the meeting of the State Medical I away back in 1882 Mr Long accept Society in Charlotte this week andle a Republican nomination for so far as reported the doctors seem I judge It is a fact that Mr Long in to regard it as a genuine disease 1882 when Dr Mott came near cap I votton Murlcet I Statesville June 1 1900 StrictGood Middling 11 uoou renaming Strict Middling Tinges and Stains Market steady Trv Yellow Tar cures worst Cough prevents 25c at Drug Store turing the State with his movement thoughtlessly wrote a let ter one day accepting a Republican nomination for judge but it is also true that he promptly reconsidered and wrote another letter next day de clining the nomination This is stat ed to set Mr Long straight and also to say that sonje of the very people who are making this point against Long now their two years ago to secure the nomination of Winston for TJeutenantGov jrnor In view of Mr po litical record it lie in the mouths of any of his supporters to raise any point on Mr Long But Air offending is in another direction He seem to have asked permission of the powers be fore announcing his candidacy CULVERT SHERRILL Successors Sherrill Grocery Co loral Design Organdies Patterns that sell everywhere for 25c retail Your choice 10c Absolutely nothing like this elsewhere as we have the mill agency for these in Statesville Also another bargain case to go along with this sale in 27 inch Colored Batiste for 5c Remember you should not miss this opportuniny as this will be a chance to buy some very sheer cool summer dresses at a mere song Yours to Please Sherrill White Company DCXJCCXXXXXOOCKy)OOCXXOOOOS0OO0COOOOOO(X3OMoboe8 WE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL DRIVE I QK I ICE CREAM BEEZERS RER IGERATOBS 8 LAWN MOWERS AND HAMMOCK 8 HQjrn Statesville or on lhA rnii A JVzKrf tween Statesville and Mocksville i gold handle ountain 1 with initials A rl 1 Wi fl CBM VawfIT A engraved on handle Liberal re a urd for let urn JUlOTi JUID'I io the landmark onice May 25 i9uc 1 Cures Qsldwi Prevents Pneumonia In the discussion Dr Alexan der of Mecklenburg said: think we all know by this time I that the half starved mongrel dog is the chief cause of hydrophobia Let us do something to protect the people against this dog It is a well known fact that if a member of the Legislature says anything against the dog he is defeated the nest time Let us see if we do something to destroy the worth less dog By united action we can pass the right sort of That is brave talk and talk of the right sort But it is recalled that Dr Alexander was in the Legisla tore two terms from Mecklenburg and it is not recalled that he intro duced any bills to destroy the worthless dog Vi i Utile Uver Pills tasteless never gripe C1U16 or adul 25 at Hall's Drug store THE LANDMARK PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND RIDAYS CALDWELL CLARK PUBLlsHEns OICE: 129 WEST BROAD STREET TELEPHONE NO SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONE YEAR SIX MONTHS THREE MONTHS RIDAY MISS UMBERGER MT ULLA A Young Woman rom Rowan Count Committed Suicide in Kansas City Kans J3 City Dispatch May 30th to Charlotte Observer Letters found among the effects of Miss Minnie Umberger a hospital nurse who committed suicide here with gas show that her home is in Mount Ulla that her father is a minister and that her name is Mrs Umberger The cene of the suicide was theScarritt Nurses Home 3226 East Eleventh street where Miss Umberger resid ed see why God does not re ward people for their trust in Him I try so hard to do good to others but the crazy ways of do so much! to discourage me that I almost feel that I could lay me down and This dqspondent sentiment written in a weak and scrawling hand on a leaf of a tablet was all was left by Miss Um berger Before she disrobed yes terday she placed one end of a tube over the gas jet attached a tin fun nel to the opposite end and lay down to end her earthly sorrows Her body was found about 6 by Billings an umbrella maker from whom the nurses rent their apartments on the second floor of the above number He said he was first attracted to the room by the smell of gas coming down into his apartment through the pipes of water the heat er He first notified police headquar ters and the ambulance with Dr George Pipkin went to the home Dr Pipkin then notified Deputy Coroner Parker who viewed the body and ordered it sent to New undertaking room The coroner said that an inquest would not be necessary Miss Umberger was about 30 years old and had graduated from the Scarritt Bible and Training School Askew and Harris avenues six years ago Miss Umberger must have gone about her preparations for death in a most deliberate manner On a dresser near the body was found a box of bichloridq of mercury tablets A glass of water in which some of them had been dissolved was also found It is believed that she at first took the poison and finding the pain very great attached a tube to the gas jet placed the on the opposite end and packed absorbent cotton in the places where tube did not fit The position of the body show ed that she lay back on the bed with her feet still touching the floor and inhaled the gas until death came The door to her room was open leading out into the hallway and if she had merely turned onthejetand laid down it would have taken longer to accomplish her purpose Eleven nurses do lighthousekeep ing at this number and most of them iave been there one year and three months Miss Umberger went there 15 months ago It has been the custom of the nurse who remains at icme to attend to the rooms and do the other light house work Miss Umberger had been alone in the apartments Billings said since Sat urday morning It is not known just what time she committed sui cide but as a clock which runs only 24 hours was running and still half 11 Id koliovA1 i 4 by shrewd lawyers is responsible I was committed some time yesterday for the lynching at Wadesboro in Nurses who had known Miss Um Tennessee and Louisiana This does berger well said that ordinarily she not excuse the mobs who violated yasnoi oi a despondent nature but the law and took human life but it ofton liVen Zay to telrand had does put a part of the blameon those expressed herself in language simi who are responsible for the lax en lar to that found in the tablet forcemeat of the law and on those LTbe Umberger family who live who make laws and interpret them near Mt Ulla consist of Mr and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified as executor of the last win and testament of Amanda Westmorelun deceased I hereby notify all persons ivhnb claims ajraiust her estate to pj ent sumeo me for payment on or before the 5th dav May 1907 WM WES'rMtlRAN McLuuKhlin Nicholson Att'ys Executur May 25 1906 A urniture 3 1 Residence' 31 East Tradd stteei Sale will clock lernis of sale cosh May 25 1900 tsoc LOG 50 June 1 1906 THE LAZENBY MONTGOMERY HABDffABE May 4 1906 STATESVILLE That the presence and influence and the zeal are timely is evidenced by the fact that almost everybody is remembering that the lynched man was of a violent unruly dangerous character and that he was not insane but normal Those who recall this however ad mit that it makes no difference wheth er he was a raven or a dove when the guilt of the mob comes to be con 1 sidered All days the solicitor and udge Neal have carried on the ex amination of witnesses behind closed doors together with Mr Gulledge and Mr John Bennett whom the Governor employed on behalf of the State I know what they did but I will not tell Tomorrow I hope they will take the gag off The detailsof the lynching are absolutely horrify ing There are new panels in the lower door of the jail The old door was shot to pieces and battered in with sledges and crowbars The rain gutters show bullet holes Os do the brick walls of the jail Marks of three spent balls are on the sher son and a whole gun load miss ed the sheriff less than half an inch while a pistol ball scathed his side A little girl put her head out at an upper window of the jail when one of the mob cried back your head damn you or shoot it off" Their treatment of the sheriff was most brutal The hubbub of their profanity was heard far and wide help prisoner screamed have mercy on me Lord pro tect They beat down the outer dodrs mounted the stairs carrying the helpless sheriff with them See ing the strength of the barred cell where Johnson crouched they thrust through the bars 20 or 30 guns and said will kill him now" are you going todo Johnson asked them they answered are going to kill you" He begged them for time to pray give Gwinn time to pray damn you" they answered are going to have you or kill you The sheriff seeing they were on 4 3 1 I 1 badhem waitandtakebim aP' A posse of them went with thesher 00000 torthe purpose iff down stairs after the keys His aPProPria' fellow nrknnprc that A tl0n bllJ at tbe instance of Senator else wlX that the rura! They presume that one of the mob Oe stuck his knife in Johnson there Ivarr JS Clty carners ilE Laxi for they heard the protest 1 1 don wait till we get him I matters of news The trail of blood is still there When the mob bad got him in the I resident Roosevelt was the Dec jail yard and had him going at a trot ay orator at Portsmouth a voice which according to a negro Tuesday and he made a good who was at the jail could have been sPeecb praised the Confederates and heard half a mile shouted a grandstand play by stopping do that murder" The to shake hands with Col reply will' not do to print Stewart a prominent Confed When the sheriff told them that the veteran law was sufficient for their purposes Church of the Good Shep they jeered the at Jacksonville la Wednes They fired a full vollev nnnn lay evening Miss Helen Wood Os reaching Main street and all nlnnrl born0 daughter of Col and Mrs the route of a mile they kept up ar Osborne was united indesultory fusillade The barefoot carriage to Mr Augustus Hobson ed tracks of tbe lynched man show rice of Salisbury The wed that they bad him on the run He £ing was a simple one Mr Price's was pleading for mercy and praying I man was Mr Hobson of all the way In front of a certain Mr and Mrs Price house he caught hold of a gate post went to Toxaway for their honey or other stay and resisted It was then as is supposed that his wrist King of Spain and Ena joint was severed with a knife thrust tbe Koglreh princess were mar His corpse bore a cut across the ried Madrid today Theante nup forehead a diagonal cutacross alceremonies of the royal pair have the chest besides this severed progressforsom0 time The wrist His left arm was brnk on hv I marriage contract provides among a club blow The coroner tells me 2 tbnSs that the new Queen of thattherelisnotasauareinch ISpain shall havean income of $90000 above his knees not penetrated bvl year and in case of the bullets Below the two knots of I 0eath shall have $50000 a year Roy rope on the little pine limb the aIty comes high but the Old World ground is still clammy I continues to stand it A number of men were arrested I The public has almost forgotten yesterday for participation in the I 8 rancisco disaster but ine conditions there are yet very seri lyncbing It is said warrants were pus About 90000 people are yet issued for 20 being fed at public expense and it I is stated that the number of depend Lexinetan Disnatch ents decreases at a much slower rate Cross an aged citizen of the Brin 1 than was expected The government uiuupi nm uu rvvuiaeu cnarge Or IX 1 it wni be months before the San 3 UnAAin Unln rancisco people are able to take 3 illlHl ln I Art IP care of themselves UpUUllll MlllU Dr I Sayers of Virginia was 3 iouna aeaa in a room in the Gault House in Chicago Tuesday and had ipjjai uuiiy cummmea suiciae An a artery in the left wrist had been OllGt OOQDS severed anc a bulletfrcma revolver a which was still held in the right hand had been fired into the heart I SI We are placing on sale Papers showing his identity and 3 today 175 boxes fine Toilet $500 in cash were foundin the room I If Soap that retails every In registering he had signed the a where at 25c per box name Smith New York" fl We offer this Soap for a The police think it possible there 3 short time at 20c per box was foul play Dr Sayers belong 1 4 Every box guaranteed to jd to a prominent Virginia family give satisfaction ind no reason can be assigned for i STIMSON GROCERY CO A a rr A flK ft CT 'W a III li The Department Stores a i A Ill I 1 BELTS AND NECKWEAR I I.