Salisbury Post from Salisbury, North Carolina • Page 1

PUBLISHED TWICE-A WEtEK-TlIRnA AND FRIDAY. Hi 5. No. 99 SALISBURY, N. C.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 190. 1.00 a Year 1 PENDER'S FUNEBAl ESTRADA WANTING IN TRAGIC END OF BABES BIG STRIKE THAW'S HOPE BLASTED BACON GOES TO FRANCE Stic TIVFII TR SUMTflV HE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS. Several Rich Pluaa Fall Frost the ISPOSSIBL inl.ll IV MtiUIIUll RIEDTOBELPTREIRMOTBER APPEAL IS NOT CONSIDERED. SaaresM Ceart ef Uaittd States Gives REQUESTS RECOGNITION. SiysKeitfeer Matt aw Iviat Ac.

r'- ceataUa. later Hmh Fra OrlfjaStia Three Little Oaes Bar' te Death aMyitery. Wkik Preaariag Breakfast Political Tree Short Shift Tke itockholder are much Chicago, Dec. 20. The three Washington, Dec.

20. Harry Washington, Dec. 20. Presi dirk today they were dent Taft sent the following nom Urday morning as to the on- children of John Paromia were burned to death today while at Thaw's appeal from the New York court's decision committing Washington, Dee. 20.

A formal request for the recognition of the revolutionary government of Nicaragua made by Eatrada it in the handa of the State Department today. The telegram i tempting to cook breakfast. The nun to Matteawan will not be the disastrous fire that irtnj such da mi ga to the tock am'tiandine and building of considered by the Supreme court of the United States. Justico Mc- inations to the Senate today: Robert Bacon, ambassador to France. Richard Kerens, to Austria-Hungary.

Henry Wilson to Mexico. William Calhoun to China. Empire. The work of tak- signed "Eatrada." parents were in the yard and saw the flames. The mother rushed in and one of the little girls on the floor with her clothing aflame DEMAND IS MADE 75 ROADS ARE EFFECTED 125,000 Trainmen Involved Id Notice of Request For New Wage Scale.

Kenna today denied a petition to review the case. the inventory seine punned He ays he will not accept any ererything will be in readi- (or the insurance appraiser attempted to rise but fell back saying: "We were just trying to cook your breakfast, mama." SAVED HUNDREDS. executive selected by Zelaya or the Nicaraguau ebngreia aud intimated that he will continue the war if Madrit or Irias are selected. i short while. hi remains of R.

H. Pender. Report Prom Life Saving Service FROSTY RAILS. mm man who waa killed it Minting the' firemen were Shows a Great Work. POLITICS AT BURIAL.

Democrat Wanted No Republican a a Pall-Bearer. Kingston, Dec. 19. Henry Braunen. of Sanisonville, BIO 'POSSUM DO? HER.

Central of Georgia Wreck Kills tto jnston-Salem, hia old Mnndar morning. Mr. Washington. Dec. 19.

Aside 3, Injure 7 Others. Mkr came over from Winston- Mr. 0. A. Hampton Entertain! a Saturday evening and ae- Macon, Dec.

17. Two per tried to carry his political beliefs aimed the remain. Mr. Fen. a nephew of th treat sons were killed, one fatally in Tt fronisayint: hundreds of lives and millions of dollars' worth, of property involved in marine disasters, the United States life saving service managed to render assistance to many unfortunate persona in distress.

The annual report of the superintendent of the service shows that a woman Sfctnl Pender. and prejudices beyond the grave, and, although he directed that no republican should be allowed to jured and seven more or less hurt, when a Central of Georgia northbound passenger train this morn Mr. Keeter at Horn. have anything to do with his fun wr. Keeter, who waa injured ing at 7:50 o'clock at Harris City, lie time time and in the tame eral yesterday, by mistake one pall bearer turned out to be a iv Mr.

Pender waa removed Party of friends. Mr. I). A. Hampton, of Atwell, townahip, had a big 'poasum dinner at hia home last Thursday after his annual hog killing, at which twenty-six of bis friends were present.

Four big o'possums had been prepared for the occasion and they were served with the usual trimmings. On that day Mr. Hampton killed two hogs just ten months and twenty days old that weighed 326 and 330 pounds respectively. crashed into the combination second-class, baggage and bail car of train No. 42, eastbound, of the about to be hurled over a is home yeaterday morning member of the party he hated.

"No republican shall have anything to do with my funeral," he it is believed he will be out in Macon and Birmingham road. days. Mr. Keeter it mar- and has a family. SHIRTWAIST MAKERS OUT.

said frequently during his lifetime, and in bis last -sickness he impressed upon his family and bluff" was rescued by a life guard, while an intoxicated man about to fall off a dock, a man who had lost his way in a marsh, another who had broken through the ice, two others who had climbed 100 feet up the face of a INS MRS. CREDO HIRE Seven Thousand Go Out on Strike friends that they were to be particular to select a democratic un in Philadelphia. nra. From Their Honeymoon Pittsburg, Dec. 20.

Notice will be served on every railroad east of the Mississippi river today that a demand will ba made before January 6th by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen for a waff increase averaging over twenty per cent. About seventy-five roads and a hundred and twenty-five thousand trainmen are affected. President tee, of the Trainmen, say the men will Insist on the demands being granted and a general strike is a possibility. NOTICE TO NEW ENGLAND ROADS. Boston, Dec 20 Backed by seventy-five hundred members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Conductors, notice will be tent the Boston and Maine, New York and Hew Haven and Hartford railroads today demanding a wage revision.

dertaker, democratic dominie and liff and were unable to descend, in tha South. Philadelphia, Dec. 20, Seven democratic pall bearers. In selecting the pall bearers thousand shirtwaist operators and still another who tried to commit suicide came within the vision of the vigilant guards. r.

ami Mrs. E. C. Crego, who the bereaved family chose men here struck today and five thous were saved. they thought were true blue dem Five automobiles imperilled in and more are expected to join the movement.

The leaders declare the strike is not sympathetic ocrats. When the mourners as married in Concord last radar afternoon, returned to bury Saturday night and hoarding temporarily at Dr. PENSION MONEY HERE ROWAN GETS A GOOD SLICE. dark McCaMia Get Yeachen far CWrsWtte Pwsieaiirs. sembled for the funeral they rec marshes or quick sands were reached.

ognized among the bearers one During the last fiscal year hit i Th.y gave been visiting Smirk? jjitiet since their man who was as strong a republican as the deceased had been a there were 1.37B marine disaster, with the New York strike, in which forty thousand were origin-Ux involved. LOOKS BAD FOR COOK. -nife They will act up democrat'. involving th itTe of 8,900 persons that called the life saving sleeping shortly. The situation was explained to the republican, who quietly with service into activitv.

Seventy- two vessels were totally lost, although only thirty people gave up drew. Another friend was selected to fill his place. After the bur PATCH WIGHT 8ESVICX. Methodist Church Prepar The money for Rowan's Con their lives in consequence. ial it was learned that the sub ZELAYA STEPS DOWN ADYERSE DECISION LIKELY.

stitute was a strong republican, ing for it First Methodist church is too, but his republicanism was un federate pensioner is in the hands of Clerk of the Court J. Frank McCubbins and is being distributed by him a called for by the pensioners. Rowan gets NEGRO AND WHITE IN DUEL The Former is Dead and the Lat known because he never discussed bring to have a watch, night politics. Sdeatitti Give Uaftverible ftliMary RESIGNS TRE PRESIDENCY. the last night of the year.

this year on account of pensions ter Dying. devotional services will be 8 DIE IN EXPLOSION. (8,050, divided a follow Report Uaivenity CoaaciL Copenhagen, Deo. 18. A decis tld by a program including and refreshments.

Clarksdale, Dec. 19. An Explosive Factory Blow Up, The Attired el the Uaitea States Pive Die. SETTER MAIL SERVICE. Uachaagea.

Walter McEachcrn, manager of a plantation store 18 miles from Clarksdale, and a negro tenant, Charles Brazzel, are dead as the result of a pistol duel which took One in first class, $72; Sve in second class, (60 each; eleven in third class at (48 each one hundred and forty-one in fourth class at (26 each one hundred and sixteen widows of veterans at (26 each. Many hearts will be gladdened by reason of this pension money, Naples. Dec. 19. A manufac- Nicaragua, Dee.

16. May Mail to be Given on the tury of explosives near Caaerta Jose Sautoi Zelaya has resign ion against Dr. Cook's North Pole discovery claims by the committee of Danish scientists examining bis data was foreshadowed today in the preliminary report to the University Council on the first stages of the investigation. It ia authoritatively reported that the committee has found the data Yadkin. exploded today, five persons ed from the presidency of Nicara ing killed and live injured.

gua. He placed his resignation in Washington special to The the hands of Congress this mom Aitte Observer says that Rep BIG SNOWS IN SOUTHWEST. lnir. Apparently there was no place in the store at 2 clocK this afternoon. The negro fired first on McEachern, it is said, following an altercation over a trivial matter.

Further trouble is feared as feeling against the negroes is running high in that community. Putative Cowles haa the prom- the greater part of which goes to veterans and widows of veterans in straitened circumstances. other course for him to take. The so far examined insufficient to Snnday mad from Salisbury Fall is General in Central Wyom people were at last arouaed. The rood.

The service goes in support his claims. A public verdict by the committoe is not ex irons of the revolutionists threat ing, New Mexico and Texas. fect soon. ened, The warships of the United A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS pected before the end of next week. States lav in Nicarairuan ports.

Cable Transfer of Money. Denver, Dee. 19. The west slope of the Rocky Mountains, Managua has been seething lor Puager Armstead. of the local davn.

The spirit of revolt has from Central Wyoming down in 300 NEGROES JAILED. All are Suspected of Highway Robbery. oread even to the gates ol tee GRAB FOE LEOPOLD'S ESTATE palace. Zelaya aurrounded him- to New Mexico, is in the grasp of a cold wave of almost unprecedented bitterness for this sea of the 'Western Union, has notified that arrangements been made by which cable iters of money can be made BLASPHEMOUS SERMON BY NEW ENGLAND MUCK RAKER elf with an armed guard. Un checked, the populace have son.

At Denver 13 below was record through the streets, cry Fen the office in America England and Ireland. The Prevision May ks lade Aveid Ex East St. Louis, Dee. 19. Three hundred negroes each answering in some particular the description of a highwayman who ing for tnc ena oi me oia, pro York Time of the 10th had ed.

This morning the temperature began gradually rising. At El Paso a temperature of 18 above claiming the new regime. leiliag Deaa Monarch's Skaae. London cable: Who will take up the reigns no shot and killed Motorman Eu Mauaclnattti PreacWi Topic "Wl I'w British Post Office Depart- zero prevailed and water pipes gene V. Goudey and probnhly fa one knows nor cares.

It is sufficient that Zelaya as dictator will ia the HeU is Leopold tally wounded Conductor M. Y- announced today that it concluded eaoney transfer hement with the Western Un- Brussels, Dec. 18. A bitter fiirht over King Leopold vast be known no more. There is no North Battleboro, Dec.

wealth is imminent. His mar doubt that Congress will act nnicklv on hia resignation, for O'Brien on a street ear ini nigim are held at pol'fe headquarter tonight. 20. "Who in the Hell is Leo Teleorranh Comnanv throueh fiek that company would be were frozen. There has been a general snowfall over West Texas, New Mexico and Northern Mexico.

It is the most extensive that has occurred in years in this region, and following a long drought it is exceedingly beneficial The snow is four inches deer, and still falling. the people bsve demanded it. pitted to make cable traos- pold," was the title of a ermon by Rev, Haven Conklin here yesterday which is today causing a sensation. The preacher pictured riage with Baroness Vaughan is not recognized entirely as it omitted the civil, using only the religious ceremony. The children Viv her therefore, have no po- Rlnefields.

Dec. 17. According of money between ita office Korean Missionary Here. Rev. Lewis Tate, a missionary at ('I Kore to a semi-official statement today United States and point in ft Britain an dlreland, where Estrada has agreed with the gov Leopold's trinmphal entry into hell and said Satan must envy sible claim to the throne and pl spent last mghl in ernment at Rama and tireytown order will be cashed through postal department.

The the of r- Leopold' wickedness. not to fight in Blueflelds. He is ainly not to hi many millions. The three older darighter were Faith Cure for Frozen Pace. Kansas City, Dec.

17. V. S. expected to hold off until congress oivAn nnlv three millions. tement ha the sanction of Rrit'sh Treasury and will be- act on Zelaya a successor, THE COTTON GINNED It 1 unofficially declared today guest of his ineni! Deeds E- H.

Mili in America on a vn return to Korea it. He will spend his vacation at i i--Ircdell operative on Jan. 1, next. Governments Attitude Unchanged that the government will support Apple, a Christian Scientist of Winfleld, sat in the Union depot here today Buffering agony, but he refused every offer of med them against the Baroness- eiain Washington, Dec 17. There is Sale a Soeceaa.

of exploiting the deepest: scan little change in the State ueparx munt's attitude toward the Nica E. P. Elliott who is here dals of Leopold me. raguan situation today despite Chicago holding a cash rai-Mc for Mr. B.

Surameraett BIG SHORTAGE STILL SHOWN The Crop Over Twa4 Half MaiUe Then welenm" That turns Mast Pol. Zclaya'a resignation, it wui that he be detained in Nica- today that the sale is fh maat cole of the new gov rt raceess aa la evidenced by nntil a final settlement and ernment tuilding corner inniss ical assistance because he said he felt the power of prayer, offered up hundreds of miles away, working a cure for his frozen face. With hi eyes almost dosed, hi face swollen and one ear withered from the blast of a Nebraska blizaard, Mr. Apple arrived here today. He had been traveling in Nebraska with the mercury fifteen degree below ero and his face wa frozen last Tuesday.

t'irge number of. farm wagon at one time. Everything will not demand wiai ior me DinnOi streets, was erected mnrder of Groee and Cannon un rough. Each stine --V- stand if" Be our joy ttrco tin Strive and hn chiH Learn, nor aeeount tlw dare, today. It is said to be slightly 11 be sold and Mr.

Elliott ha til Niearagnan court are proper higher than the steel sky-scraper. too price to the keenest. Bale Short. Washington, Dee. 20.

The Census Bureau's estimate today of cotton ginned to December 15 is 9,362,222 bale. Last year at the same time it wa 11,900,565. ly constituted. irreat deed ia done by falt- rTallia Hartler. of Wina- He that knowa meat, grieves erera who ask for etrtainty.

r- visiting her friend. Mis most for wasted time. Dante. George Eliot Kesler, in this city..