The Greensboro patriot [April 12, 1905]

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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 84. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1905. NO. 15
Dr. W. J- RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
BESiDENCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
c L. STAMEY. M.
11,.. :l", Arliiurtoi
;;.• NO. £5.
J. H. BOVLES. M. D.
Has. (00 W. (iaston.
Phone No. 70s.
STAMEY *5> BOYLES
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
■ ;• .'• professional services to the people
,,: -..iirii ami sarrounding country.
-• i Ivor Ho ms' Drug Store.
outh Elm Street. Phone s».
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
criCE IN SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
BOUTS ELM ST.. GREENSBORO, M. C.
LOCAL 3-1 J=JV*7B.
Or. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GJIL.FORD COLLEGE, N. C.
Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
"Our Language Grammar," a com-prehensive
text-book prepared by Dr.
C. Alphouso Smith, whom Greensboro
claims as oue of her own, has recently
been adopted by the state of Louisiana
after a spirited contest that simply
added force to the compliment bestow-ed
on the author.
Mr. J. E. Hoskius, who is in charge
of a state logging camp near Warsaw,
Duplin county, came up last week on
a short visit. His wife, who has been
visitiug ftieuds at Pomona for several
weeks, will make her home at the old
Hoskius homestead near the Battle
Ground this summer.
Large congregations are participat-ing
in a revival at West Market church
this week. Dr. Detwiler's sermons of
late have been leading up to this meet-ing
and his people are earnest iu their
desire for a revival and deeper conse-cration.
The meetings will continue
as long as the interest justifies.
Rev. J. C. C'lapp, I). I)., of Newton,
will be here next week to assist in a
series of revival ineetiugs at the First
Reformed church, on West Lee street.
He will preach each night during the
week anil will undoubtedly be heard
by congregations that will tax the ca-pacity
of the new church structure.
GREENSBORO LOSES A NOBLE CITIZEN.
OFFICE IN LASH BLDG..
SOUTH ELM ST.
C. W. BANNER, M. D.
PPHSITE M \l> ... HOUSE.
PriCtice Limited to the Eye, Ear. Noie
and Throat.
. ii ITS 9 A. M.tol P.M.; taD P.M. to
M. Sunday, '•■ to l".-«i A. M. given to the i
or.
Dr. J. J. HILTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GREENSBORO, N. C.
. Third Floor Galloway Drug Company
ur*:' From » t" 11 A. M.. and ■• t" •"• P. M.
.'. alto Oak offiee at White l>ak Hotel.
. M SOLES 7 V. TAV LOR I SCALES
Scales. Taylor & Scales
ATTORNEYS
<;•.:■ COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREENSBORO. H. C.
...:.. ,: M. Douglas. Robert D. Dou^as.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
I'lic* ta Greensboro Loan and Trnst Bide.
C. G. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
The Vulcan plow turns any soil. 4t.
Mr. Ceasar Cone returned from New
York last Monday.
Buy Vulcan plows of Towsend & Co.
Every one guaranteed. 14-4L
Mr. I,. M. Clymer went to New
York yesterday on business.
The Southern Palm Limited made
its last trip for the season Monday.
Bed clover, orchard grass and tall
meadow oat grass at C. Scott & Co.'a.
Unloading a car of Babcock buggies
today. PKTTV-BKID CO.
Mrs. Lee H. Battle aud children
have returned from a visit to Durham.
Mr. T. J. Peon's new $8,000 residence
on Church street is uearingcompletion.
Hev. H. Baldwin Dean is slowly re-covering
from a severe attack of rheu-matism.
("apt. R. P. Gray, of this city, is in
the Hiehsmith hospital at Fayetteville
under treatment.
Mrs. W. D. McAdoo and daughter
Mary have returned from a visit to
friends iu Virginia.
Mrs. A. M. Scales, of Danville, Va.,
came over Thursday for a visit among
Greensboro relatives.
The special school tax election in the
Monticello district was carried yester- I
I day by a good majority.
Dr. <'. L. Scott was called to San ford ,
Thursday by a message announcing
: the serious illness of his father, Maj. J.
| W. Scott.
The State board of charities held its
regular imrterly meeting here last
Week, traosactlng much business of a
routine nature.
Oil Friday, April 14th, there will lie
a garue of base ball at Cone park be-tween
the teams of Davidson College
and the A. & M. College, Raleigh.
Miss Maude Hunter has returned
from Texas in very poor health. She
ha- suffered for two or three years
with lung trouble following an attack yesterday morning in an unusual acci
of pneumonia.
At the congregational meeting at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning, Messrs. A. W. McAIisterand
IJames F. Smith wire elected deacons
to till vacancies.
Mr. C. W. Jennings is arranging to
I build a modern business house on Southern, of gtokeedale, who recently
South Ashe street, adjoining the rail- patented an eye protector for horses,
road, where he owns the old King to- ■•« refused an oiler of $15,000 in Block
in an incorporated company, which
proposed to manufacture the protector,
for his interest in the invention, also a
Capt. H. L. Fry Dies From Injuries Re-ceived
at High Point Last Month.
Almost without warning the Illness
of Capt. Henry Lewis Fry, resulting
from injuries received in a railroad ac-cident
at High Poiut scarcely a month
ago, terminated fatally last Saturday
afternoon at half past 8 o'clock. It
will be recalled that Capt. Fry had a
leg aud two ribs broken in an attempt
to board a moving train, and while
Hie accident was considered serious, iu
view of possible internal complica-tions,
he seemed to rally and was ap-parently
getting along nicely until
Saturday afternoon, when he began
sinking rapidly aud iu a few hours
was dead. Capt. Fry was a represen-tative
of the highest type of manhood
and occupied an exalted place iu the
esteem of his fellowmeu. He was a
native of Virginia, aud his career as a
railroad man had been marked by a
success that was merited by ability of
a high oider. As a civil eugiueer he
helped develop the great Chesapeake
& Ohio Bailroad. Later he held high
positions with the C. F. & V. aud At-lantic
Coast Liue Uailroads, until a few
years ago, when he went with the
Southern, where his promotion was .
GREENSBORO TOBACCO PIARKET. WWW
MARKET REPORT.
The receipts ou our market for the
past week have beeu the lightest for
-everal weeks owing to the open
weather and everything being favor-able
for farm operations. All farmers!
who expect to make a crop this year ]
have been busy with their work aud j
did uot have time to come to market j
or do anything else except their main
farm work. The quality of the tobacco
has been about in keepiug with past I
sales and prices remain unchanged to
a shade better than they were last i
Week. We notice our buyers are more ]
anxious for the weed this week than
llit*y were last and seem to be willing
to pay a little bit more for it, but it
•■I'l-n i - that nearly all of the tobacco is |
out of the country and we would ad-vise
farmers to market the remainder of
their crop before the buyers begin to
withdraw their orders from the market
on account of the small supply aud
the little tobacco they are getting.
Be certain to have your tobacco in
good keeping order and you will al-ways
get the highest possible market
price. If it is scrap tobacco have it in
good keeping order and thoroughly
Young Man
Did you ever have
the opportunity of
going into a nice
little business of
yourown, provided
you could put up
$500?
The Opportunity
may come again,
and the wise thing
for you to do is to
get ready to avail
yourself of it. It is ,
easy.
Get a Home Bank
picked and you cau always rest as-
There is reasonable assurance that I ra,,i,i unt-| ne wtm made engineer of! sured that the buyers will do the rest.
Greensboro will see plenty of good base I maintenance of way for the Eastern
ball this summer, as it is practically division, a position that carried with
certain that an interstate league will l|t much responsibility. His wife, six
i be formed. It may be that Danville j children, two brothers and a sister sur-j
will be the only Virginia town repre-; vjve Tiu, brothers are Messrs. J. W.
sented in the league, but it can be de- ].ty president of the Greensboro Loan
pended upon to slay in the game to |BfK| Trust Company, and S. G. Fry
the limit. I one of the proprietors of the Guilford-
Cards reading as follows were issued I Benbow Hotel here. Capt. Fry was
last Wednesday: "Mr. and Mrs. John'an earnest and sincere Christian gen.
Williams Harris request the honor of | tlemaii, and at the time of his death
J. A. Groome was here again this ,
week, highly pleased with prices.
J. W. Alexander, a very prominent
farmer on the south side, was here this
week and made good sales.
W. B, Kernodle, a very prominent
firmer of Alamauce county, was here
with tobacco last week and got more
than be expected for it. ••
T. J. Smith, D. B. Watlington andjg
your presence at the marriage of their] was a vestryman ofSt. Andrew's Epis-lJ.J. Everett were among the promt-IB
niece. Charlotte Davis Harris, to Mr. i copal church. His funeral took place nent farmers from Guilford county H
Come, get one of
our little "Home
Banks" and drop
into it $1 Monday,
50c Tuesday, 25c
Wednesday, lOc
Thursday, 5c Fri-day,
1c Saturday,
and thus cultivate
the habit of saving.
William Clark Porter, on Wednesday from that church Monday morning,
evening, April 19, 1005, at 8.30o'clock, the edifice being crowded with sor-
West Market Street church, (ireens- rowing kinsmen and friends, includ- Dick. Andy Calhoun and Ii. L. Sum-boro,
N. C. I iug a number of prominent Southern mers were among the prominent far-
A valuable driving horse belonging l-<il« ay officials who came from I ajer8 who made satisfactory sales with
to Mr. J. W. Landrelh broke its neck \ Washington for the funeral. The ser- I u„ iUBt week.
vice was conducted by tbe rector,! Uobt. Gihuer, J F. Farrington, W.
dent. The horse was hitched near I He S. B. Guignard. assisted by (, Kirkman, W. W. Smith and W. K.
Talum «v Taylor's stable aud look H«»'. K. A. Osborne, of Charlotte,
fright. Plunging forward, it was (The pall bearers were Messrs. P. C.
thrown by the hitehinir stap with its Pope, T. M. Johnson. N. L. Hall, A.
head underneath its body, dying al- B. Horry, George S. Sergeant, Oscar
most instantly.
who sold tobacco with us last week.
Chas. Starr, J. W. Paisley, J. V.
The Chronicle savs that Mr. L. A.
IT BUILDING. C»P COURT MOUSE.
GREENSBORO. N. C.
bacco factory site.
Mr. Joseph J. Stone has been elected
delegate and Mr. John L. Thacker al-teruate
by the Buena VTsuLodgeof -*«• P" ™,a- cash royalty on all the
odd Fellows to the Grand Lodge which protectors made and sold,
meets in Bulcicli, May nth.
A mattress factory is being put in j
operation here by Mr. (!. W. Miller-j
Williams, Capt. 11. D. Knight and
General James I). Glenn. Interment
was made at Greene Hill cemetery,
the grave being hidden beneath a bank
of floral emblems sent by friends of the
family. Great sympathy is felt for the
Shepard were among the prominent
farmers who sold tobacco on this mar-ket
last week.
I. It. Troxlerand W. <). Doggett. of
the Brown Summit section, were two
of the prominent farmers who sold to*
bacco with us last week and got more
than they expected.
The cemetery trustees submitted
their llrst annual report to the board
| of aldermen at a special meeting of
that body Friday night. The re|Hirt
covered iu detail the vast amount of
work done in the cemetery the past
i vear and which is rapidly transform-
A. C. Denny. Alex Shepard, W.J. jj^ fa,^ of the dead into a beauti-
Stafford and Chas. Liueberry were \M aU(, restfll| pi^ce, in keeping with
sham, formerly of Charlotte, who was
with Mr. E. M. Andrews, the furniture
man, sixteen years, and is energetic
and ca|iable.
At a meeting of the Greensboro lire
department Monday evening <'. I).
Benbow was elected chief, with W. L.
Crauford assistant. E. I.. Clarke was
re-elected secretary and E. E. Bain re
elected treasurer.
The engagement of Miss Clara Lee
Elliott, of this city, to Mr. Hairy Hol-
•\TTORNEYon2 COUNSELLORS Bond, of-New Brunswick, N. J., is
announce*-, the marriage to take place i f„rmer marriage
on April 1-th at the home of the bride's Uve jn [ndj»na.
parents on Kankin street.
At a special meeting of the board of
county commissioners yesterday Mr.
H. L. Bergman was made superinten-dent
of county convict camp No. 2, to
succeed Mr. B. !•'. Stanley, against
The N. Glenn Williams cases were
continued in the Federal court yester-day
on the strength ofan affidavit from
a Winston physician that Mr. Williams
THOMAS C. KOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
US Cuurt Square, GREEIiSBORO. H. C.
.... ideation given to collections. Loans
.'' :.:!•' ..
Robert C. Strudwick
AT LAW
115 Court Square. GREEIISBORO. H. C.
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
required surgical treatment and bad
gone to Baltimore to enter a hospital.
It was not known until Monday that
there was anything serious the mailer
sorrowing Wife and bereaved children.
(Their loss is incalculable, yet they -onie of Guilford county's best farmers fm oblj,,aUoll tl) departed ones. The
'have priceless consolation iu the who were on the market last week aud tru8tees have already earned the grati-
| knowledge that the fond husband and «'•''•- ««">• highly 1-leased.
I father taken from them lived and died Peter it W. C. Mills and Ellis Bob-secure
iu the hope of a blessed immor- crtson were among the very prominent adopted by the aldermen.
talilv. Capt. Fry's age was") I years. farmers who-old on this market Ihe
jpast week from Bocklngham. It is The John L. Casper cases were set-
Base Hall on the Boslonesque Order. useless to say they were highly pleased. , tied in Federal court Monday upon a
The two exhibition games of base 8. ■['. Summer', a very prominent' Plea ,,f «"u,.v •" tl,e I'rst eounl. and
ball lure last week, in which the Bos- i farmer of this county and a good to- fln«" •nd owto ■**W«*UD« nearly flO,-
ton National League team liinired j bacco raiser, was here with tobacco 0 ^ :. I! . : lb.
quite prominently, were a treat to the j |ast week. His prices ranged from1
tude of our people and it is very prop-erly
expressed iu a series of resolutions
case involved charges of fraud iu the
with the famous Yarborough colonel, j ^reensU.ro'bivei-s'.lf the national game. I ^„ to *j-^ p7t hundred. HegOt»12k2J conduct of Casper's distilliuK and recli-
Mr.C.B. Crews, father of Messrs. J.JThe rjutlford College team was pitted ror s4;i poaods. This is a line sale for :fy'">? »•">»'■-'•«■• ' • v ! '
W. aud Chas. F. Crews, of this eity, against tbe professionals, and It did all khis year, and we will ask Mr.
died at his home two miles from j t|,at tuigbt reasonably have been ex- j ,nei» to come again.
Waugbtown last Friday evening and pectedofit. The interest of the crowds
was buried at Crews' church Sunday centered in the big fellows from Bos- j Lightning: Damages the Catholic Church,
morning. Mr. Crews was a successful! („„_ »nd the scientific exhibition they j Duriug the electrical storm last Wed-farmer.
He was (17 years old, and j gave during the games was well worth ; nesday afternoon lightning damaged
leaves a wife ami four children by a tbe price of admission and the discom- St. Benedict church and rectory to the
fort of a few hours iu the chilling wind
that prevailed both days. On Tburs-
Two of bis children extent of several hundred dollars. The
electric lluid seemed to strike the wires
Sum- iCUHe a verdict ofguilty was not resisted.
| Pending judgment at the next term of
I court bond in the sum of $">IM) was re-quired.
As storekeeper Mebane was
charged With making false entries.
Investors will be interested in the
advertirement of Jennings and Law-son,
on another page. These gentle-
Offl i In Wrl-rhl Buildln-r. Opposite
( ,:ii House, Greensboro. V C.
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
icj Court Square, Greensboro, H. C.
1 whom charges had been Hied.
Mr. 8. .1. Kaufman, the exclusive
men's furnisher, is Showing a rnagnlB- that it is one of the best investments a
cent line of men's wearables this people can make,
spring, including bate, shirts, under-! The Greensboro Railway and Light
men are offering a very desirable lot of
Chairman W.H.Bagan gives official day Guilford managed to earn three ; leading from the church to the lectory , re!.iden(.e pmBel-w at auction, and
| aud spreading passed down through ^^^ for lnveBUneul cr home-build-the
study of Father Vincent to the,. ^ ^^ (.ollsideration. The
basement, tearing up the woodwork ^^ m ^^^Kbkmm t,^
considerably and putting the plumbing , m^ of^^m^ a,oI|)?
,"yHtem completely <>•=- "f «'-'^-' ,,ee Blreeti „,„, iH act.eHsibie both by
PATRIOT hopes to see the election car-j did excellent service. Friday Guilford ttreat boles were torn iu the belfry of gtegm a||(| ^^^ t.arH_ Attend the
ried in each district named, believing | had Fox iu the box and Boston pro- the church and the i.,of was damaged rj^ oQ TDOW(tayi j^^ Hs-fa,
notice this week of the seven special I runs while the lleaneaters chalked up
school lax elections ordered in Guilford nine, Price, who was in the box for the
county, together with the times and J Quakers, allowing the honored guests
places of such elections and the officers j eighteen hits to ten bestowed by Young,
appointed to conduct the same. The jDoak, Guilford'scatcher iu both games,
wear, shoes, etc.. and will l>e pleased
to have PATKIOT readers examine bis
stock.
Mrs. C. A. Beynolds returned home
Company of Greensboro was chartered
yesterday with (760,000 capital author-ized
for the
structing and operating street railways
s. GLENN BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
lot Court Square,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
] Friday night from a two months' visit and light plants). F. B. Williamson,
to her daughter, Mrs. G. Cameron ]of Flemington, N. J., B. H. Gamwell,
iSmith, iu Brunswick, Ga. She was of Greeusboro, W. M. Cherry, Jr., and
;a'com'pauied by her grandson, Master W. A. Morgan, of New York, and W.
Frederick Smith, who will spend some ! W. Gamwell, of Greehsboro, are sub-
GEORGE M. PATTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
04 COJHT SQUARE GREENSBORO N. C.
time with his grand parents.
Mr. F. K. Trogdon, manager of Mr.
C. S. Outline's hunting preserve near
Gibsonville, has returned from New-
York with approved plans for a 10,000
seeded to make ten runs in the first
two innings, after which it took things
easy and only live additional runs were
made during the remainder of the
game. Guilford scored live times in
purpose of purchasing, con- all, but the contest seemed to lack the
id operatiug street railways dash and spirit of Thursday's game,
possibly because the Bostons led oil
with a score that stifled all hope of a
reasonably close result. Of course no
one expected a crowd of schoolboys,
who make no claim to more than fair
amateur skill in base ball, to match up
with a team composed of among the
best professional players of the couu-acribers
to 11,000 stock.
Major and Mrs. W. W. Wood, Mr.
N. O. Wood and Miss Nan Wood are
at C,.,harl■otte t, od, ay attending the fu- t*r"y*,' an, d' aa"uJv•o"n•,e- who mig»ht have sug-
neral■ o f, M*i rs. W-.»•ordJ Hu. W\EToodj, wi-f,e of,i Bvested that Gui ford could wiu in. such.
by flying splinters which pierced ii in
many places, while the plastering in
various places was torn aud scattered
promiscuously. Father Vincent i>er-haps
eaeaped fatal injury by being ab-sent
fiom his study at the time of the
storm. His two sisters were in the
church during the worst of the storm,
but neither felt any ill eflects from tbe
slight shock they sustained. A trans-former
whieb hung iu the street near
the church was destroyed by the storm.
The Dauville Military Institute will
play base ball against Sharp Institute
at Cone Athletic park Saturday, April
lo. The game promises to be of great' w. s. Thomson,
interest. It will be remembered that
the Sharp team defeated a team from
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
CAPITAL ... $100,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 10.000
United States Depository.
OFFICERS.
■ , , , a contest would have been put aboard
barn to take the place of Ihe structure I Major VNood s son, who died yesterday; Mo.ganton, yet they I'.] ; ,, ,,„ , , ,, , lllyat(-one
recently burned. Material for the new after an ibness of several weeks Ihe remarkably well, aud j HT' to > Fvcr ". ice hen they
11 it dtveased wan a ilau" iter of J miire I l *•■«■ *-•■«- *• park. _i 10 „. i-\er NOH IIJCII lumj
building has already been ordered. , ««f^J "... .„„*;".:„., .. .3 deservecrcdit forthespirit that prompt-1 |iave been toplDg to even up wjlll the
Piano Tuning
i Armistead Burwell, of Charlotte, and
In the Federal court last week Virgil was highly regarded by everyone who
Dodenhamer, of High Point, plead kuew her Hhe WM mar,lwf to Mr.
guilty to a charge of destroying a rural Wood just a year ago aud he with ail
mail box and yesterday he was sent to 1IlfalU BUrvives.
•■V bavi -in expert whose work wc guarantee.. jaf i j,, lieu of a fine and costs. His ex- ; —
Male NormHaKl.KKUK(iNuCiKllso: rd Tol ' nerience ought to be a warning toothers j Unloaded CRP. perieiiee ou*... B vesterdav
:-:oi. Park. V. ™iem Acuiemy. l'roi. Shirley. wu0 might be tempted to destroy proi>-! y«-»wiaay.
! erty over which Uncle Sam acts as j Pearl or cat tail millet and German j winner this year, if the
I millet at C. Scott & Co.'s. 15-2t | fans know "talent" when they see it.
J. Van l.indle),
Prvaiilviit. Vfc* President.
Lee H. flat tic. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
e.1 them to willingly sacrifice them- !^ te&m w) everyUlillK poiut,, to a
selves. It was regretted thatGuilford's
And otheis.
A. D. JONES eV COMPANY
tiREENSBORO. S.C.
strongest battery, the Hobbs brothers,
was unable to figure in the game, ow-i
iug to the fact that Louis Hobbs, the
car of Cortlaud vehicles ! catcher, was nursing a sore band. Boa-
PETTY-REID CO. jtou will come up strong as a pennant
Greeusboro
'guardian.
hot contest. The Kharp team will be
equal to the occasion.
Ou every $100 worth of goods sold for
cash by Tow nseud & Co. They give
the purchaser a 12.-50 return check.
Call for cash register tickets. "Money
saved is money made." 6-12t
W. S. Thomson,
C. H. Dorset*,
W. C. Bain.
J. A. Hoskins,
J. Allen Holt,
E. J. Stafford.
w in. Cummin'!*,
J. Van Lindluy,
J. C. Ilishop.
J. A. Davidson.
Wc extend to depositors every facility oon
sistent with prudent banking.
Interest paid on time certificates of deposl
WRITE OR CALL TO CSE US.
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