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CTTA'RLOTTE HAILY OBSERVER SUNDAY FEBRUARY 19-1911 nr FAST MAIL HELD UP (Continued from Pug One) CLEARING UP CALENDAR (Continu'd From Page Oa jSl 3f erect court house and for other pur-poses Nunn: Amend the law of 1909 relative to retail of flour and meal Anders Protect fish In Illaek river Cox of Allow the expending ef a part of tne township rosd furd In the town of Ashebnro allow Asheboro to Issue improvement bonds Dillard of Cherokee: Allow Andrews Issue Improvement bonds Carr of Duplin: Amend the game law of Duplin county also amend the road law of ISM also change the line between Magnolia and Rose Hill township Woodson: Increase the pension to Holders who have reached the age of 76 years By a vote of 60 to 39 the House postponed consideration until Monday on mo EXTRA SESSION LIKELY (Continued from rta One! carried 2332941 Including 342689 hir the French spoliation claims But the claims committee reported the blU to the House without (he Ftench spoliation 'features It was tho French spoliation claims which tho Republican leaders fenred would bo tricked on to the Idll In the final conference between tho two houses at so late a duy In the session that tho House might act on the conference report without an opportunity to veto against the French claims separately Democratic leaders conjured other motives an effort to force an extra session so ns to embarrass the Pemo- oiZnl cratlc Party Plunging It Into tho 1 of tariff revision before It had anything out of the ordinary was the slow-up of tho train near White Sulphur Gn at 3:15 IIo did not unders'irn and so started out to Investigate as soon ns the train came to a stop The curs were In a ile-p cut and It Was vary dark save for tho light from the window "I had hardly more than gotten on the ground and started up to the front when a masked man stopped out of the darkness and throwing a pistol In my face ordered me to hull I did but not thinking for one moment that anything serious was happening I knocked the gun down with my arm and started on by exclaiming: "Cut out your foolishness and put up that gun What Is the matter that the train should stopT THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE "I thought that some one was trying to plav a Joko on me" continued Captain Maunoy and I was not in the frame of mind to humor It As I attempted to push on ahead however tho man shouted: you throw up your hands and get on bai Into that car I will blow your head "I did not even then comprehend what was going on 1 saw that the fellow was masked but he looked like a countryman and eo I again tried to push on by fool If you WAKE FOREST VICTORIOUS RnplKts Defeat University Quint In a Rough Exhibition of Basketball Special to The Observe' Wake Forest 18--In the roughest game of basketball ever played on the home field Wake Forest defeated the University of North Carolina tonight by the score of 39 to 16 The playing at all times was fierce and fast Kveral fouls were called on both sides for rough playing The first half was elose and exciting and ended with a score of 15 to 10 In the last half it was a complete walkoveY for the homo team By the superior work of the guards In this half Carolina was able to shoot but two field goals while Wake Forest threw ten At ttmos the passing of the visitors was excellent For Wake Forest every man plavod stu'r ball Tho team worked as a unit Tho passing at most times was perfect Beam was the outstanding star of the game throwing seven goals It Holding threw four goals There was no particular feature for Carolina Carolina has a remarkably good team considering tho fact that tills is tbe first year that sho bus bad a basketball team There Is no doubt but that in a few years she wi'l have one of the best teams in the Snath Wakn Forest Position CaYollna Hitch (Capt) Holding You Arc Fooling Yourself YOU may think that you are covering up your fault You may imagine that no one knows you drink You may even have an idea that you are stronger than other men that you can give up drinking when you choose you do it my friend You need help The drink habit is a disease and must be treated as such TheKeeley Institute at Greensboro will set you right It will take away your desire for it will kill your appetite for liquor It will make a new man of you The treatment ns administered by the Kecley Institute of Greensboro is more than a cure for alcohol ism There is a personality behind the institution that will make you a new man healthful environments that will build you up physically and put you buck into the same good condition you enjoyed before you started drinking Four weeks of treatment here at Greensboro will give you new ideals and the strength the the will to maintain your proper place in the world We have helped thousands of men in a worse plight than you are We have brought joy into thousands of homes We can help you Write us to-day let anything deter you Now is the time and your communication will be treated in strictest confidence II OSBORN Pres TIIE KEELEY INSTITUTE and creating a finance committee tor that county SPECIAL ORDER ON REVENUE BILL On motion of Mr Doughton the revenue bill was made a special order for Monday when the bill will be presented by the flnanco committee Mr Gray's bill providing that tails Jurors should not be required to be freeholders came up but on request of Mr Hpalnhour Its consideration wast postponed On motion of Mr Ray tbe Avery county bill was made special order for Tuesday night at 8 PASSED FINAL RE ADI NO A low rerqulmans county to levy a road tax Allow Hyde county to levy a special tax Allow Camden county to levy a special tax Provide for a speedal road tax for Rowan county Improve the roads of Sand Hill township Moore county Provide good roads in Loutsburg township Franklin county Amend the Wayne county stock law Allow Cherokee county to levy a special tax to pay off bonds Allow Morgnnton to vote on waterworks Allow Madison county to issue bridge bonds Improve the roads of Catawba lawyer came to see him The man Allow Buncombe county to issue re-1 bis story said the funding bonds lawyer put In jail for Amend the charater of Canton that Incorporate the town of Bolivia great said the man Allow Union county to borrow money they have done Holding Capt Beam oltwd Utley Smith Tdlett Dais Haynes Long Umpire C'rozier Referee Cartmei ho town of Krrnrrsvlllr BILLS It ATI Ft 12 Amend chapter 39 of tho private Iaw of IS 9 1 Authorize Thomnsvllle to Inane tonrle fur extending its waterworks Kelnttve to the road law of Cum tx'iland county Improve roads of Greenville township Pitt county Prohibit throwing sawdust In tho Streams of Yadkin county SECOND REAPING miJA' Among the roll-call bills that passed second reading were: Amend the charter of the city of Wilmington amend the charter of Black Mountain Buncombe county pro vide commission form of government lor Winston amend tho charters of Mount Airy and Tarboro authorize Tarboro to Issue bonds to Improve waterworks authorize levy of special tax In Gaston county authorize rommlssloners of Cabarrus county to Issue bonds provide for better drain ago and protect health of Mecklenburg county legalize J30000 school bond Issue by Greensboro BPECIAL ORDER FOR TORRENS LANP TITLE BILL Senator bin providing for (bo Torrens 1 ind title system In North Carolina was reported without prejudice by the committee on Judiciary and on motion of Senator Cotten was made spoclal order for next Wednesday at 12 PASSED ANP SENT TO THE HOPPE Prevent hunting quail In Surry county during a certain period Enonurngo raising quail and other game In Rowan county Relative to hunting squirrels In Duplin county Regulate hunting foxes In Pupltn end Tender counties rrotoet game In Craven county Ratify contract mono by Greensboro to light Its streets and authorize the sale of Its lighting plant Amend the Ruffin grade! school district law Rockingham county Provide for payment bv Scotland Neck of certain money into the school fund Establish a school district In Stokes countv Relative to building and loan associations For relief of Critcher of Alleghany county Validate the registration of certain deeds and other instruments Amend the revisal relative to sufficiency of notice in cases of trespass Relative to Jurisdiction of superior courts In Nash countv Extend time in wh'rh practitioners of optometry may register Prevent depredations by domestic fowls In Caldwell county Amend the general insurance law as to classification of different risks Allow mutual fire Insurance companies to be formed by parties engaged In the same business with fifty risks Amend the law establishing a special criminal rnnirt In Durham Relative to investment of capital of Insurance companies Relative to the appointment of guardians as to the rights of the father in disposing of his children PASSED ANP ORDERED ENROLLED Relative to hunting In Randolph county Provide for a stock law In Transylvania county Amend the game law of Clay county Amend the charter of Mount Prospect graded school Union county Protect game and fish In Henderson WANTS TO RUE ROBERTSON 'X The Keetey Institute at Greensboro also treats neurasthenia or nervous exhaustion and all addictions to drugs Carmell Ready to Run I A A Man for $1000 Any Distance From 130 to 500 YuriK Philadelphia Feb IS "Nat" Cart-niell who while at the University of Pennsylvania was tho intercollegiate champion short distance sprinter and who has beaten some of the best men in Rngland sent word to this city today from his home at Chapel Hill that he was ready to run Lawson Robertson of the Irish-Amorban Athletic Club a race for the Armriean professional championship He says he will race Robertson for 1000 any distance from 130 yards to 500 yards on any fair cinder track offer was brought out by statements in English publications attributed to Robertson that Curt-mell was unwilling to race any distance under 220 yards CUPID DOWNS AD AV OLGA ST provide a home for the aged and Infirm Provide for working the roads of Vance county Amend the stock law of Randolph county Amend the Wayne county road law the liability to be assumed by fidelity and surety companies Provide for legalized primary nomination of Madison county candidates for ogice Prohibit putting felon's stripes on pet-sons convicted of misdemeanors Confer upon the Roanoke Mount Airy Southern Railway Company certain The motion to take up the claims bill then was renewed Representative Mann continuing his tactics of yesterday demanded that yeas and nays as a means of further delay They were ordered This time the House voted to take up the claims bill by 188 to 56 About 100 of the 188 pages of the bill were read last night As the readlng clerk approached the closing paragraphs of the bill Mr Mann resorted to new' tactics He made the point of order that the claims bill was Improperly on the calendar Inasmuch as It contained privileges and to subject It to certain rules and regulations and to authorize several legislative sections This mo- "YOU CAN TASTE 1 HE Square L71BEL A square deal in every can is our guarantee or purchase price refunded Original coffee ilav ir with ail its goodness rich delicious tasto preserved by packing only In sealed air-tight cans Your grocer will Bupply you COFFEE CO Ite New Orleans I Awarded first prize Blue Ribbon by the Alabama Agricultural Assn Montgomery Ala (190 8): State Fair Macon Ga (1908-1909-1910) Mecklenburg Fair Assn 'hirhtte (1908-1909-1910) State Fair Columbia (19u) Love God Turns the Trick With Terrific Left Smash Over Champion Lightweight's Heart Grand Rapids Mich Feb 18 Adelph (Ad) Wolgast champion lightweight pugilist was quietly married here today to Miss Mildred Ensign aged 19 years The ceremony was Performed by Rev Striekl ind at bis home There were no witnesses The bride was a childhood schoolmate of Wolgast The honeymoon will be a trip to New York where the champion fights "Knockout" llrown March 3 get on buck in that car I will shoot you tn your Mild lie 1 stopped and asked what was the matter and he then told me that It was a holdup and that the gang was going to blow the express safe 1 was covered and did not see that 1 could do anything and so I returned to tha USED NUMBERS "I heard the men calling to themselves" continued Gaptaln Mauney "They ued numbers and not natne-s There were seven called hut I only Raw five One man wus on one sldo of the train holding the erew and passengers back while another was on the other side doing similar duty There was no attempt made to rob any one nor was unv one hurt The plneo was admit ably- -suited to the purpose for the bapks previ nted any of the passengers from getting away from the train without being seen After the two explosions in the express ears the yeggmt-n disappeared as If by mugic As quickly as I could I reported to hea In talking of the men Captain Mauncy wus able to describe two with some degree of exactness One was short and heavy built weighing about 160 pounds with sandy reddish hair while the other was over six feet and very stoop-shouldered The tall man talked with a rasping Northern accent Captain Mauney was of tho opinion that the man who held him up and forced him to return to his car was a countryman Inexperienced in the business The one who did the Safe-blowing hovv-ever was something of an expert although he appeared to know ltttie about the use of explosives as It took him quite a while to get the small safe open and he refused to try at all on the larger one that contained something like 65000 THE ROBBERS It was believed that several of the gang were natives of the Gainesville locality although the rest were evidently strangers It was suggested that Ed Wilson a notorious crook of who only finisher out a term In the penitentiary several weeks ago might bo the leader of the gang Others fixed up "Red" Leary and "Slink" Morgan as the moving spirits of the enterprise while others suggested Harvey Logan The names of Shaw Bennett and Gregory were mentioned all of whom are loose upon the public and are known to be in this general locality Immediately aftpr the hold-up the Southern Hallway and the Southern Express Company rushed its special agents to the scene and every effort is being made to apprehend tho robbers The authorities up and down the line were notified including Charlotte and the general belief is prevalent that the men will bo rounded up The section around White Sulphur Is well-settled and covered with telephone lines If the men 100k to the country some or all of them will be apprehended without fall If they managed to slip into Atlanta the task will be harder EXPRESS MESSENGER TALKS The express ear robbed was in charge of Special Messenger William Miller In talking of the affair yesterday on his arrival here he said "My fitet intimation of the hold-up was the signal of a bad rail ahead Tbe engineer immediately choked down the train and all of us looked out the doors to see what the trouble was As the train came to a standstill shots were fired All express cur doors were slammed shut All but one This door was left open in the excitement and it wa-s through it that the robbers entered the car They placed a gun at my head and told me to get out- I waited a second or two and when I heard shots being fired on the outside I then left the car On the outside I was held up My hands were In tho air I heard two explosions The first wus not so loud Tho second was tremendous I thought the whole car had been shattered Six of the windows were torn to pieces The passengers rush I county St Golf Tournament at JiiiohursL Plnehurst Feb In tho final rounds concluding the fifth annual fit Valentine's golf tournament for women today Mrs William West of Huntington Valley Country Club Philadelphia won tho first division from Miss Loulso Flklns of Oakmont Country Club Pittsburg by 4 up and 3 to play Mrs l'avtd Carll of Ridgefield won the second division from Mrs Thomas Cheek of New York by 6 up and 5 to play tlon 'required a long search through the precedents At last the reading of the bill was completed Mr Mann promptly asked for the reading of the committee amendments The amendments struck from the Senate bill all the French spoliation claims The matter stricken out had already been read once Mr Mann Insisted upon the parliamentary right to have it read again The amendments covered seventy pages When the clerk finished reading the amendments Representative Prince of Illinois chairman of the committee on claims took the floor to discuss the bill He read an extract from President message urging Congress to pay claims that had been acted upon favorably' by the Court of claims In conclusion Mr Prince declared amid applause that Congress should either ca'rry out the decision of the court of claims or abolish that tribunal At this point Representative Carlin of Virginia attempted to get before the House a motion to limit general- debate on the bill Some of the Democrats demanded an opportunity to vote separately on the French spoliation claims The filibuster continued Into the evening and at 8:15 the House directed the arrest of absentees the time being spent In fun-making story telling and singing while awaiting the arrival of a auobum A quorum was finally secured shortly before 10 Mr Clayton of Alabama one of the Democratic leaders In favor of the bill sought to have the House instruct the committee on rules to bring In by next Monday a special rule for immediate consideration of the omnibus claims bill and for Us Continuous consideration until disposed of This was a crucial move in the fight The chair overruled the motion and Mr Clayton appealed the House sustaining the appeal over-ruling the chair on a rising vote 93 to 60 The ayes and nays were demandgd and another roll-call followed and enlarge its powers In North Carolina Define the crime cf continued vagrancy and to prescribe the punishment therefor BILLS INTRODUCED OUT OF ORDER Green: Increase the pay of Halifax county commissioners Cornwell of Nash (by request): Create the county of Jarvis out of portions of Nash Wake Franklin Wilson and Johnston counties Rawls: Amend the law relative to constables' bonds also amend the law relative to arson INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE NAMED Speaker Dowd announced the appointment of the special committee to Investigate the internal improvements of the State In compliance with tre resolution passed on receipt of the report of the State board of Internal improvements that the Interest in a number of properties needed Investigation including railroads and turnpikes and other interests that the State had acquired through convict labor -The committee consists of Arlpaugh of Forsyth Weatherspoon of Scotland and Beavis of Yadkin BILLS TASKED FINAL READING Allow Warsaw school district to issue bonds Bettor road working in Swain county Incorporate Rockwell Rowan county Amend charter of Koseboro Amend charter of Maxelwood Amend charter of Matthews Allow High Point to issue bonds for floating debt and other purposes Amend charter of Black Mountain Railroad Company Incorporate Marietta Incorporate the town of Maury Brain certain low lands in Gaston county Amend charter of Bethel Amend charatljr of Enfield Drain low lands of Potts creek Lincoln and Gaston counties Provide for working road in Wilkes county Allow Wilmington to Issue wharf bonds and for other purposes Allow Green county to levy special tax Allow Beaufort county to levy special tax Allow Warren county to levy special tax Amend charter of Elizabethtown Allow Transaylvanla to levy special Authorize road bonds In Rose Hill township llecharte rtown of Aurora CUBES rrotect game in Rutherford county Amend the law relative to hunting certain game birds in Randolph county Protect rainbow trout in streams of Swain county Broitect rainbow trout In Tow river Mitchell county Prohibit fishing in Ashe county In ptreams that have been or may here after be stocked from the United States fisheries For the relief of Worth fierk of Ashe county Regulate killing wild fowls In Hyde county' Regulate the killing of deer in Washington county Amend the deer law of Dare county Amend the law relating t1 killing (squirrels In Transylvania county Protect opossums In Edgecombe county Provide for better enforcement of liabilities of stockholders of State banks Authorize clerks of superior court to pay out sums less than 100 to Indigent children Require tho register of deeds of Henderson to pay all fees collected Into the general fund of the county Correct record of certain grants In Cherokee county Provide for drainage of Hunting creek Burke county Create Watkins township Vance county Authorize the board of education of Durham county to prnlde funds for school buildings Routine matters The bill to abolish the office of treasurer of Watauga county was reported without prejudice and the Sen-Bte refused to pass it by a decisive majority Consideration was postponed on the bills to establish liens for the benefit of licensed livery stable keepers The Mil to put Saluda wholly in Bolk county passed third reading and was ordered enrolled Wins Southern lULsketbuJl Champion hip Annapolis Md Feb By defeating the University of Virginia 50 to 10 in the last basketball game of the season the Naval Academy von the Southern championship I Defeats University of Ten-ncsMxv at RisketbaJl Lexington Va Feb 18 Ihe University of Tennessee basketball team was defeated here today by the Virginia Military Institute Score 31 to 19 Six-Year-Old Girl of Roidivillo Ls Fatally Burned Special to The Observer Reldsvlllo Feb While playing with a little companion this morning in the dining room of her residence Edna Watt aged 6 years daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Watt was burned so severely that sho died about 5 from the effects of toe burns whb had literally charred her entire body Mrs Watt was in the second story of 'the residence and the cook was at the rear of the house when the child rushed out to toe back porch enveloped in flames and before assistance could reaeh her the clothing had been burned off There wilt be nn Ulustrnted lecture "On a Morry Ramble In at hall Tuesday night The speaker will be Mr Heu-ma McManus TILLMAN BREAKS DOWN ELLOTIOX GOES OVER EYES CURED The diagnosis of disease is the first and really most important step in the successful treatment of any trouble In other words first find the source or cause and then use the remedy most naturally and scientifically suited to the condition We do not believe there is any 'disease in which improper treat- ment is more often used than in Catarrh So many persons treat the symptoms without giving thought to the causes which produce these symptoms and the result is that Catarrh is considered incurable -by a great many simply because local treatment has failed to accom- plish the desired result Every symptom of Catarrh points to impure Hood we are sure a short analysis of the disease and its symptoms will convince any one -that this statement is true First we have irritated and inflamed mucous membranes of the head nose and throat from which there is a constant and copious discharge of watery matter This comes from inflammation of these mucous surfaces and is caused by catarrhal matters and impurities in the circulation Nature intends that these membranes shall all be nourished by the blood and so long as this vital fluid is pure it satisfactorily performs this necessary work but waste matters and impurities deposited into these delicate parts sets up inflammation and the discharge is a natural result When this secre tion begins to dry it assumes thicker proportions and becomes sticky-then it adheres to the throat and upper back portion of the mouthy causing the and straining so troublesome to Catarrh sufferers Other ordinary symptoms of the disease are headaches pains above the cheek bones roaring sounds in the ears etc These symptoms too point directly to diseased blood and are caused by congestion of the circulation The impurities and catarrhal matters in the blood stream interfere with its easy and natural flow and it becomes feverish and thus affects the delicate fibres and membranes of the throat and head cures Catarrh by cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal matter and at the same time building up the system by its unequalled tonic effects It goes down into the circulation and removes every trace of impurity or foreign matter In other words cures Catarrh by purifying the blood so that the mucous surfaces and linings of the body are supplied with healthy blood instead of being constantly irritated and diseased from the saturation oF catarrhal impurities Then the inflamed membranes 'heal the discharge is dhecked the head noises all cease the stomach is toned up the throat is no longer clogged with phlegm but every annoying symptom or Catarrh is corrected There is but one way to cure punFy the blood and there is but one absolutely safe and sure blood punner SSS We have a special book on Catarrh we wul send this book and also any medical advice desired free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO AILAHTA GA' Last Possiblo Chance for Election of Associate Justice of -South Carolina Supremo (Vmrt Dies When Resolution to Take Five More Hal lots Is Snowed Under In House of Legislature Adjourns Special to The Observer Feb 19 Among taken by Assembly the report last feasibility the Su re at the the erev Te re haarriv commodious suit of the South Carolina Senator Sinks Robbing Into Ills Seat After Beginning a speech in Eulogy of Dolllver ami Clay Washington Feb 14 So affected by his emotions and weakened by the Illness with which he was stricken during the last session of Congress as to be unable to continue Senator Tillman of South Carolina today sank sobbing into his seat shortly after having begun a speech in eulogy of the late Senators Alexander Clay of Georgia and Jonathan Dolllver of Iowa Senator Bacon of Georgia moved hastily oveY end took a seat by the South Carolina Senator A few words from Mr Bacon In a measure restored the control ft his nerve to Mr Tillman and soon thereafter he feebly left the Chamber The scene was an affecting one and members on the floor and spectators In the gallery visibly w-ere moved The attempt to speak at length is the first MY Tillman had mad alnce his return to his duties and his friends had feared that it might prove too great a tax upon his impaired strength Mr concluding woYds were: "Dolllver as we all called him was a great man Great men nr plentiful In this country but not as great as Dolllver Good men are plentiful In this country but not as good as Clay They both have left us and w-e know not how soon our time may come I fei that with especial force But but I cannot go on MY President I have thoughts but the words will not come So I will sit ed to thej windows and doors but seeing armed men huddled together inside tho car There were seven in the band REFT 65000 IN LARGE SAFE "There were two safes of money in my express car Tho large safe contained 65000 Tho smaller safe the one blown open contained 1000 I think that was all Every cent of the money in It was taken "It was a terrible experience although not a man was injured The robbers didn't strike a blow At first we thought the men were Inexperienced but two were recognized and I eould Identify them if seen again GUNS WERE MUCH IN EVIDENCE "While I was being held up at the point of the pistol the flagman and engineer were experiencing the same sensations- As soon as the money from the smaller safe was secured the two men who were working Inside the car came to the door ajtd Jumped Ail of us were ordered to get back on the train The pDtols were still on us We were ordered to move As soon ss the train started the men darted down the embankment and were lost in the heavy Rewards For Capture of Bandits Atlanta Ga Feb 14 Governor THE HOUSE The House convened at 10 Fraver by Representative Williams of Swain county Among the bills favorably reported from committee were: Substitute for fish commission bill as agreed upon Friday br the lolnt commission amend Pe-vlsal for the protection of railroad employes and traveling public and amend tho law extending the power of the Corporation Commission Tho House on motion of Represent- the Kellum of New Hanover concurred eMe the complete needs In the amendment to the Wllming-1 ton recorder' coart bill that eliminated Columbia the last Important notions both houses of the General was the adoption today of of a Joint committee appointed session to Inquire Into the of erecting a building for preme Court Tho committee commended that steps be taken next session looking toward lion of such a building port states that "the time when a substantial and building should be erected House committee WITHOUT THE KNIFE Grateful Tallents Tell of Almoat Miraculous Cures of Cataracts Granulated Lids Wild Hairs Ulcers Weak Watery Eyes and all Eye many have thrown away their glasses after using this magic remedy one week fend your name and address with full description of your trouble to the Hchlegel Co 6147 Home Bank Building I eorla Ri or fill out the coupon below and Brown tonlgnt announced a reward vou vill receive by return mall pr i rt nid magic bottle of this oflld a trial remedy that has restored many almost blind to sight to which vP8 referred Governor recent message recommending the erection of a statue on the Capitol grounds to General Martin Witherspoon Gary reported today recom mending the erection of the statue but suggesting that It be acted upon next year aa it was impracticable at this session The last possible chance of the election of an associate Justice at this session died today when a resolution offering to take five more ballot today was inowrl under In the House bv a vote of 6 4 to 15 The resolution was offered In behalf of the Fraser forces Speaker 8mlth and Representative Doar the author of the resolution had entered on th Inurnal their reasons for voting for fhe balloting which was that they thought It the duty of th assembly to the new Justice thLs esion of 100 each for fhe capture of the live bandits who held up and robbed the Southern Railway fast mail train near White Sulphur Springs early to-day securing between 700 and 11000 Up to a late hour th Governor had not received an official report on the hold-up Tne Southern Rxigess CompanJ has offered a reward of 1000 for the capture of the robbers the recall and it was ordered enrolled for rafflcaon The Asheville charter was received from the Senate and referred to the committee on counties cities and town NEW RILLS INTRODUCED Williams of Runcombe: Resolution In favor of Ravin court stenographer of Durham- ReolUon relative to compensation of rages Wilson: Improve records of McDowell enunty Goleman: Extend limits of Sailshnry Hom: Define iltFal par'ies and nominations to office in Jchnston counts Devin- Make appropriations for the negro orphanage srlom at Oxford Cox of An-n: Allow Anson county to levy a spec al tax NDase Amen! charter of McNeill Amend l'lf law as to advee tLIng sale of real esfa'e McNefil- Allow bmd Issue for Jonee-boro Tncoep orate town of swan A Lae oouuty to Lsue bond to settle debt ntEE This coupon Is good for one trial bottle of Schlegid's Magic Eye Remedy sent to you prepaid Blmply Ml tn your name and address on dotted line below and mall to the II Srhtegel (o 6147 Home Bank Building Teoria I1L Lc Incr Will Speak on Ilia Caw Washington Fell IS Senator Lorlmer gavo notice today that he would address the Krnate next Wednesday on the questions involved in the charges of bribery In connection with his election Do vou know thai croup can be pre vented? 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