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a DAILY END! STItlAL NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1908 IT MEN ARE TO GET HORN SUITE PRIMARY SYSTEM LIBEL SUIT MAY COISUVEfll WEEK CASE OF THE REV. MR. BILLttfGS AGAINST CHARLOTTE OBSERVER AT WENTWORTH. A SHDTJKT JUDGE Asheville Man Armed With Three Pistols When Arrested WILL RECOMMEND THAT NEXT QUITEJUBILANT Think Their Candidate Will Receive the Democratic Nomination for Governor. LEGISLATURE PROVIDE FOR SUCH A THING.

Raleigh, N. June 17. On his return from Charlotte today Governor Glenn said that he has been observing the prog Asheville, N. June 17. Wiley P.

Black created no little excitement on South Main street in the vicinity of the Swannanoa hotel Monday evening about seven o'clock by appearing on the street in shirt sleeves, armed like a regiment ress of the present Democratic primary campaign as it culminated this week in Charlotte, ready for the state convention next week, and he is convinced that the present system is a failure. of infantry, going into battle and, it is He has made up his mind to alleged, swearing to iiLrov- on Bight: Judge George Spears Reynolds, and also a man named Oiulis. llo had on him Reidsville, N. June 17. The second day of the trial of the big suit for damages by the Rev.

C. M. Billings against the Charlotte Observer leaves quite a number of additional witnesses to be introduced by the defendant company. The plaintiff will them put up additional evidence and it is expected that the rest of the week will be consumed. Witnesses were introduced today to show that the plaintiff had left a charge at Waynesville under a cloud, it having been stated that he was intimate with a servant girl there also.

The suit grew out of a similar charge against him in Blaekville, S. C. The newspaper correspondent who sent the report of the affair to the Observer was on the stand today, as were a number of other South Carolina and Western North Carolina people. Letters purported to have been written by Billings to his servant girl were recognized by several South Carolina witnesses. Experts on handwriting g-ivo their opinion that they wero written by him.

recommend to the next legislature that there be a complete change so that the primaries be held all over the state on the same day under state regulation and at the state's expense; and furthermore, that there be a require- three thirty-eight calibre pistols in ad dition to a snotguu and a Winchester rille. Several of Mr. Black's friends at that wherever candidates, their tempted to persuade him that it was not just the proper thing to do, to go hunt Kaleigh, N. June 17. Advocates of Hon.

Ashley Home, as candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, are jubilant over the results in the Mecklenburg primaries yesterday, and declare that Mr. Home will go into the state convention with not less than 140 instructed votes that will, in view of the sharp issues drawn the other two candidates, form a nucleus that they are confident will prove irresistible for both the uninstructed vote and enough that is "susceptible" in the ranks of the other two candidate? to assure his nomination. Certain it is that Home stock 'has "jumped up" wonderfully the past few days and his nomination at Charlotte will not be any surprise. The spacious grounds surrounding the buildings at St. Mary's School, the parochial college for women in North and South Carolina, is being thoroughly fallowed for the purpose of sowing lawn grass.

The determination of Dr. Lay, the rector in charge, being to have a rich, velvety lawn. This, with the fine old oak trees that are there in abundance, will make St. Mary's by all odds one of the prettiest and most inviting colleges inthe whole country. Governor Praises Assembly.

That the North Carolina Teachers' As ing lor human targets, but Wiley was mad and on the warpath, and the efforts at peaco were in vain. Shortly a crowd gathered and then two or tlireo managers or workers are found to be spending any money for campaign purposes they be required to make oath as to the amount, the purpose and the source of the fund. The governor enys that the present tendency, if allowed to run its course, would make it impossible for a poor man to go into the primaries to contest for anv office. oflicers. There was some parleying with air.

JJlacK standing his ground, and then one of the oflicers hied awav to the square in search of Chief Collins. The chief was soon on (he scene, arriving shortly attcr Ollieer Branch Williams had relieved Mr. Black of one of the weapons. The chief took another cun off the, and then escorted Mr. edical Society to Meet hext in Mountain City Black to tho city lock up.

IMS morning Kcvnolds first set the case for trial before--Magistrate Waddell, but later changed" tho order and by reason of tho 'fact' that he is one of the parties interested, sent the matter on to the Ktiicriir requir (Continued From First rage.) ing bonds in the slim ot .100. The bond HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. was promptly given. ODD FELLOWS OF TEHTH Mr.

Black said tins morning that he was not threatening Reynolds. He said that he was mad and that he didn't sembly now in session in Charlotte is a big success in every way is the declaration of Governor Glenn, who is just back from the assembly, which he addressed last night with a general educational speech. He says there are probably one thousand teachers gathered there, and that they are a remarkably cultured, intellectual and inspiring company of people bubbling over with enthusiasm for the great cause of education. R. Robertson, of the North Carolina National Guard, announces that it is definitely settled that think Judge Reynolds should have AT SILER CITY turned Gibbs loose.

It was Gibbs that Mr. Black was after, so: ho said, and majority of the votes (120 being a majority) cast on the first ballot, were declared elected. While the second ballot was being counted Dr. Williams made a motion that the resolutions from Guilford County Medical Association be taken up by the society. The chair ruled the motion out or order and an appeal was taken.

The society sustained President Way again. On the second ballot 200 votes were cast, and the vote for candidates were as follows: Rodman, 107; Julian, 57; HE VIRGINIA BA New and Modern 100 Rooms Best location on the beach at KAN I The great Seaside Resort. Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Dancing, Theaters and other Amusements. Rates Moderate: Special rates to families and large parties. i Address, JN0.

A. TUCKER, Mgr. Ocean View, Va. localise of an insulting remark that Gibbs is alleged to have made about a BANQUET GIVEN IN ADDITION TO member of jlr. Blacks, family, which Saturday resulted in one of Mr.

Black's BUSINESS SESSIONS MUSIC BY ORCHESTRA. boy9 jumping on In court morning Judge Rey nolds held that under the evidence Gibbs was not guilty and discharged him. Wood, 4(1 Neal, 37 Marsh, 45 Taylor, Black was also given a 'hearing yester Dr. J. L.

Nicholson, of Richlands. Dr. H. II. Dodson, of Greensboro.

Dr. Ben K. Haynes, of Oxford. Dr. L.

B. McBrayer, of Asheville. Dr. W. W.

McKenzie, of Salisbury. Dr. John Rodman, of Washington. Dr. John Bynuni, of Winston-Salem.

The Morning Session. This morning's session of the society was called to order at 0.30 o'clock. The attendance was larger than at the first session Tuesday. The session was devoted almost exclusively to the presentation of papers and discussions. Dr.

Julian, of Thomasville, was in the chair. Dr. Eugene B. Clenn, of Asheville, presented a paper on ''Chnndromata," with report on case, including several photographs. Dr.

L. B. McBrayer, of Asheville, read an interesting paper on "The Importance of the Work of the General Practitioner." Dr. McBrayer gave it as his opinion that the general practitioner was a safety-valve between the patient and the specialist. He said the greatest need of the medical profession today was the ability to make early diagnosis of cases, lie pointed out the importanee of practitioners being able to make such diagnosis and said he should be as competent for such diagnosis as the special all the Second regiment, North Carolina National Guard, except Company will participate in the maneuvers with regulars at Chickamauga for ten days beginning July 1.

Compniiy Is the Wilmington company. The companies that will take part are Tarboro, Kinston, two Goldsboro companies, Faycttevillc, Washington, Clinton, Edenton, Wilson, Lumber Bridge and Maxton. Mt; Bynum, ol. Dr. having received a majority of the votes was declared elected on this ballot, there being one member yet to be named.

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Siler City, N. June Tenth district convention of the I. 0. O. F.

of tho. Grand Domain, of North Carolina convened here yesterday with about fifty delegates present. This district is sentenced to twelve months on the roads by Judge Reynolds. The defendant appealed and the case will be tried in the Superior Court. motion to make Dr.

Julian the seventh member met disapproval and the third vote was thereupon taken. As many of the doctors had gone to dinner, the last composed of eighteen lodges, and has viae was small. Ao one received a ma 1,21. members. The address of welcome was delivered by W.

P. Brown, of Siler City lodge, TO LIST MS jority on this ballot, all the candidates except the two receiving the highest number of votes were dropped, this leaving Bynum and Julian in the race. The LONG TERMS ESCAPE vote stood, Bynum, 75; Julian, 47, and IE IT Dr. Bynum was thus chosen as the seventh member of the board. This evening the visitors were the Guilford- Benbow Hotel Solicits Patronage Greensboro N.

guests of the ladies of the city at Nissen REWARDS ARE OFFERED FOR MEN vrnn v.nr.AW.n FPnivr foppf. park, After a street car, ride over th ist, because the life of the patient was first in the general practitioner's handsrrlines the visitors went direct to the SAID HE WOULD SELL IT FOR $250, BUT THAT DIDN'T HELP, HIM. IN HYDE COUNTY. park, where a supper Was served. and therefore he had more responsibility Immediately after the repast the an nual oration by Dr.

Charles S. Mnngnm of Chapel Hill, and the annual essav by Winston-Salem, Juno 17. An Dr. Thomas R. Little, of Greensboro, interesting point was brought up at were delivered in the pavilion, and was responded to by J.

W. Walker, of the Reidsville lodge. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Hugh Parks, of Franklinville; vice-president, Duncan McLeod; secretary, D. Mendenhall, of Randlemali; treasurer, W. E.

Hoekett, of Greensboro i finance committee, Geo. W. Brittan, of Reidsville; W. P. Brown, of Siler City, and J.

C. Daniel, of Ran-' dlemnn. The meeting at the town boll was open to the puhlic. The Rev. E.

K. Welsh, of Siler City, acted as master of ceremonies. The following visiting members delivered short addresses, the Rev. Mr. Sherrill, of Spray; Grand Secretary B.

H. Woddell, of Raleigh, and L. D. Mendcnhall, of Randleman. The addresses were full of encouragement to the order and were enthusiastically received.

Music for the occasion was furnished by the Siler City drchestra, led by Miss Lulu Brook. The music was of a very high order and the appreciation of the audience was demonstrated in the hearty applause which greeted each The last meeting of the convention was held at the lodgo here this morning. Siler City feels complimented upon having had this convention to meet here. The doctors continue to arrive and tne tax listers oinee tins morning con it is estimated their number is consid cerning valuations. the minimum amount at which an automobile can erably above the 200 mark.

If the HOTEL OLIVER be listed is This morning a man printed program is carried out the society will be in session until tomorrow came in and in listing his other prop Raleigh, N. June 17. Five dangerous long-term convicts made a successful dash for liberty last evening as a large squad of them were being marched from railroad construction work in Hyde county to the convict camp some distance away. They were all negroes, rewards being offered by the state prison authorities here for the re-arrest of each of Thegfugitives are Isaac Sahford, serving thirty years for manslaughter, from Wayne county; John Vest, serving five years, for larceny, from Greene county Joe Faucette, serving life term, from erty, gave in an automobile at itcol). Jle night, and possibly Friday.

Thus far Smithfield, N. C. Mrs. R. J.

Oliver, Prop. was told that "$500 was the minimum only a few of the many papers prepared have Wen read and there is much other amount at which it could be listed. He then said that he only paid $400 for it business yet to come up. and got it third hand and that lie would sell it now for His argument, FREE SAMPLE ROOMS NEW MANAGEMENT EXCELLENT CUISINE FREE BATHS however, was of no avail and he had to list the machine at In hearing of the case of the Brad Alamance county, for arson; Fred Vick, serving a life term, from Wayne county, for criminal assault; Will Witherspoon, "Die Drummer's Home ley-Reese to. vs.

the King Printing Company before Judge E. B. Jones, he CLUBS IN WAKE COUNTY refused to appoint a receiver tor the con cern oil the grounds that there was douTit serving ten years, trom wiiKes county, for second degree murder. CHOKER'S RHODORA BEATEN AT ASCOT as io whether the Bradley-Reese Co. could recover anything from the King Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for young and old is prompt relief for coughs, croup, hoarseness, whooping cough, Gently laxative.

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Dr. McBrayer was heartily applauded at the conclusion of bis remarks. President Way assumed his duties at this point, and introduced City Engineer Ambler, who invited the visitors to visit and inspect the city's water plant. Election of Medical Examiners. The society then went into' the election of a state board of medical examiners.

Dr. Williams, of Greensboro, arose to a question of personal privilege. The chair ruled that he was out of order, and Dr. Williams appealed from the decision of the chair. There was a hot discussion, and on vote the chair was sustained.

Dr. Williams said he wanted tb introduce a set of resolutions, but these resolutions were not read at this point. The tenor of the resolutions was not made known. The nominating speeches were limited to two and the following gentlemen were placed in nomination: Dr. J.

L. Nicholson, of Richlands; Dr. E. G. Moore, of Elm City; Dr.

W. W. McKenzie, of Salisbury; Dr. H. II.

Dodson, of Greensboro; Dr. John Rodman, of Washington Dr. W. P. Whittington, of Asheville; Dr.

C. A. Julian, of Thomasville; Dr. Ben K. Hayes, of Oxford; Dr.

E. J. Wood, of Wilmington; Dr. J. M.

Neal, of Monroe; Dr. John Bynum, of Winston Dr. J. II. Marsh, of Fa yette-ville; Dr.

L. B. McBrayer, of Asheville; Dr. C. T.

Harper, of New Hanover; Dr. Johua Tayloe, of Washington; Dr. T. R. Little, of Greensboro; Dr.

John Roy Williams, of Greensboro, but by request his name was withdrawn; Dr. J. M. Taylor, of Morganton; Dr. J.

W. Ring, of Elkin; Dr. B. T. Halsey, of Raper.

On motion the five candidates receiving the lowest vote were dropped after the first ballot. The first ballot resulted as follows: Nicholson, 120; Moore, 58; McKenzie, 157; Dodson, 124; Rodman, 109; Whittington, 79; Julian, 112; Hayes, 153; Wood, 82; Neal, 04; Marsh, 76; Harper, 70; McBrayer, 130; Tayloe, 42; Halsey, 15; Ring, 18; Bynum, 81; Little, 62; Taylor, 85. Drs. Nicholson, 'Dodson, McBrayer, McKenzie and Hayes having received a If you haven't the time to exercise regularly, Doan's Regnlets will prevent ities. Mnj.

J. E. Alexander appeared for the paper concern and L. M. Swink for constipation.

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W. H. Walters' White Eagle was first; Heine Chide, owned by Lord Hamilton, was second and C. T. Pulley's Eaton was third.

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