The Greensboro patriot [May 2, 1906]

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SIX^TEJE^T PAG-BS-^-^.ICT
THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 85.
GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1906.
9r W. J- RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
,f9lDENCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
STAMCV. M. 0.
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J. H. Bonn. M. D.
He*. *0H W. Kaston.
t'bone No. Tw.
STAMEY & BOYLES
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
:i'*«nui!il Korviet'8 to thepeoplo
asboroand surrounding country.
Over Holms' Drug Store.
, tkratb Elm Street. Phone 8».
NO. 18
^-OC-AOLi MiJWB. METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE. more: Bishop John G. Graubery, Ash-
|land,\a.; Bishop W. W. Duncan, FIRE COMMISSION ADVOCATED.
Mr. J. H. McNeill moved his family I Quadriennlal Sessl in Meets at Birralng-1 SpartanburJ'aTtf- nl,! ,-
from Brown Summit to Greensboro! Ham Tomorrow- Interesting Comment Gallowav lLk~L' vi ,'," „ iComm,,,« to Act Wltn Civic Commission
on some of .be Important Matters to n. Qwln, KaTa'« JiT afa^u * I ,U Ccr,aln **tlcrs-FMier Park to
Come Before Ibe Conference. J. 8. Key, Sherman, Tex.';
gmmmw
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
ICE IN SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
IOU-M UN ST., eSICNCIOSO. M. c.
last week. He is now engaged in the
grocery business here.
BuB SAI.K.—An almost new two-horse
wagon and a buggy. Apply to
Henry Wagoner, No. 445 Whittington
street, Greensboro, N. C. it
County Superintendent Foust met
with the township committee at Oak
Ridge last week, when the
apportioned the money der
the special tax among the schools of
Oak Uidge township.
The report comes of another impor-tant
connection the City Nation*
f chief inteiest to the
Sooth, this week is
The matter
M. E. Churcl
the qusdrtennial General Conference
which convene* in Birmingham, Ala.,
tomorrow Greensboro feels a special
inter,'-, in the conference, inasmuch
Bishop O.
be Drained.
P. Fitzgerald, Nashville. Tenu.; Bish-' JS , * T" iutere8tiuK matter8 I
W.A.Candler. Atlanta, Ga ; BK 2?-SS2 f *£"" °! ^
E. E. Hoss, Dallas T« • uui.„„ ? b°ard of loss, Dallas, Tex; Bishop A., ■'<«•■ men at the regular meet-
Coke Smith. Asheville, N. C\, and last Friday uight was the re-
Bishop H. c. Morrison, New Orleans' i ''"?!■ ""^,by Fi™ Chlef Kred Ta>lor
A.I of these are on the active list ex 'T ^ '""^ ***" *"
committee ias four of t,,e delegates representing cept Bishop Granl.ery and BUhop Fit/, i h"! be -6tal,"sl'ed ■ F»e Commission
rived from the Weste"' Korth CaroNua conference gerald. F lQe same to consist of oue member of
are from this city, viz.: Revs. S. B. Senior Bishop Wilson has had one Ifl * bOHrd oI »'<lermen, one practical
Turreutiue. (i. II Detwiler and H. M. of the most eminent careers ofauv man : *T?r\*'"i oue cthe'' An ***-»*
Blair and Mr. U. H. Ireland. These in the church. He van born In Haiti i e9,abl"-niue the Pr°P«aed commission
" . gentlemen left Monday night for Bir- j more in February, 1884. was made sec-1 "" .tn.U,ed t0 tne board for its adoP-mingham,
expecting to be joined en- iretary of the board of missioi
route by the other delegates from their i and was made bishop in 1883.
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Dr. M. F. FOX
fWSlCIAN AND SURGEON
Bank here has made, this time
Philadelphia. The South wark .National i
Bank of the Quaker City has been "'"'*,eu<--e, Rev*. James Atkins, J. H. was delegate to the Ecumenical Con-proved
a, a reserve agent « enver and J. R Bcroggs and Messrs. : ference in London lo 1881, aud has
J. B. Martin, J. L Nelson, G. I.. Hack-| made four episcopal tours around the
• ecretary \V. r. Underwood, of theney aud W. G. Bradsbaw. I world.
1 Greensboro lodge of Klks, forwarded a j A brief outline of the many import-; The work of the General
. check fdrfMM to the relief committee ant matters to be settled by the coufer-1 will he eonduoted
j of that order in Hraucisco last Monday, j ence comes in a special from liirmiug-
Other contributions yet to come will , ham written Saturday. It is of
be forwarded the latter part of the much Interest to the Methodists
JiLFORD COLLEGE, N. C.
Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
week.
as
of
i (iuilford MS those of any other section
Mr.CM. Vaustory, Past Eminent I °*tb* South, aud* we append the fol-
Commander of Ivanhoe Commandery, j lowing extracts.
: No. 8, K. T., has been appointed grand The General Conference is the only issue a warrant to the cemetery trus-representative
of the Colorado Grand <«" ■»•*« body of the church and publish a - 17.~??™!.WlU !•«"•*■«■•*«* of the amount of the I
Conference
iu much the lume
manner as legislation is conducted iu
the national Congress, There are four-teen
standing committees to whicn all
subjects are referred. The most im-portant
of these committees are those
on •'Episcopacy" aud ••Revivals."
»iou. Alderman Wysoug moved that
a committee of three be appointed to
the matter up aud report. Carried.
Aldermen Brandt, Wysoug, and Odell
were named on the committee.
The major annauueed that the board
bad been invited to attend the formal
opening of the Carnegie Library.
A settling committee composed of
Aldermen Wysoug aud Brandt was
appointed and em (lowered to tmploy
Prof. K J. Foruey to assist them.
A resolution %>as ottered ly Alder-man
Odell authorising the clerk to
OFFICE IN LASH Bi
SOUTH ELM ST
DG
;. W. BANNER. M. D.
M Aitoo ROUSE.
■ B A. M. lo 1 P. M.: 2^0P. M. to
• to KUJO .v. M. given I
] poor.
Dr. j. J. HILTON
VSICIAN AND SURGEON
GREENSBORO,
Commandery in the meeting of the its action is supreme In all question* known a*tue"DallyAdvocate " This th« ° (em<itery lotH' lbe Bauie t0 8° ■» i
North Carolina Grand Commandery •' church government It is made up will contain the list of the work ac- tkmwaTad tedT °"
at Charlotte May 8 to 1'). ofdelegatea from the forty-seven con- compliahed each day aud will be sent »M«»« n™ ,„, ,H T,
Banltory - .ni,,r Simpson has had the J-J JJ* *»~^^ a'| «- «« J-* to those a ish.ng it w^™ doted atmu5 Ue ^Z< !
eral Conference, l.aif of whom are lay Arrangements for the entertainment
and half clerical delegates. They will of the guests have all been made and
come from not only every state in the! the entertainment committee has
South but there will also beiepreseula-: made provision for a thousand visitors
lives from Japan. China, Brazil and each day.
Mexico. Texas alone will have thirty-old
"emetery on Ashe street given a
'thorough ••leaning and has improved
|Its condition greatly. It had become
ica Limit-d to the Eye. Lar. «,„. j»»rt of dumping ground for all sorts
and Throat.
N. C.
r Oallowaj Di ug Company
M.
Third 1
From .' to 11 A. M- *n,i ■•< to B i
al White dak Hotel.
Resident e Photfo •'• ■
Dr. W. P. Reaves
of Objectionable refuse, but Mr. .Simp-son
says tiial it is now in a strictly
sanitary condition.
Rev. W. M. Curtis, treasurer of
Greensboro Female College, raised one
thi ucand . liars for thai institution in
< Charlotte this week. An effort is being
made to ^et the Methodists of the state
t i subs .ice (100,000 for an endowment
fund Neatly one-fourth of the
i ami unt has been pledged.
Betters from Mr. C. H. Hancock.
three delegate'.
Iu addition to the accredited dele-gates
it is expected that there will be
a daily attendance of Visitors from
other cities of between 600and 1,000,
since special rate- have been given on
all railroad-.
< )ue of the most notable foreign dele-gates
will be Dr. Young J. Allen, who
Still Another Livlslon in
Camp.
The Dally Record of last Thursday,
Commenting on the disagieeuient of
the Butler wing Of the Republican
party as to a successor to State Chair-man
Rollins, says:
"Then Is nothing new in the report-ed
fact that at a caucus of the orgauiza-pollce.
Garland Daniel asked that Baura
avenue be extended to East Market
>treet. Referred lo chairman if street
committee to Investigate and report.
D. H.Collius presented petitions for
tne fcadlcal "gl'l!< °" u,)UKlaB ■*«■»*. Referred to
Bpecial committee on lights.
Dr. Molver, J. J. Stone aud J.Ed
Albright appeared from the Chamber
of Commerce aud urged the establish-ment
of drinking fountains foraohnali.
No action was taken. It was the sense
of the board that the City Civic Coin-mission
and the Chamber of Commerce
Tht
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Southern
Life and Trust
Company
ACTS AS
EXECUTOR AND
ADMINISTRATOR,
GOARDIAN,
ASSIGNEE,
RECEIVER,
TRUSTEE,
TRANSFER AGENT,
FINANCIAL AGENT,
and in all Fiduciary Re
lations. Then personel
of the officers and direc-tors
of the company and
the
Capital
arid Surplus of
$285,000.00
afford an assurance of
the faithful and efficient
performance of all trusts
committed to its care.
This department is un-derthe
immediatesuper-vision
and control of Mr.
A. M.Scales, the2nd Vice
President and General
Counsel of the company.
-;iri.'i*"iri Ni '
Vo8e and ThptaT I
Orleans
lapital.
Hi
e Limbed to Disease* aii3 Sur-kf
Eye. Ear, Nose anZ Throat.
HoursiaOtoS P. M.
. Idlngr. Sextto 1 "-!'•'. .
i - BCALt*. Z.V. TAYLOR. J. I. SCALC*.
c*ies, Taylor & Scales
ATTORNEYS
r^ COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREENSBORO. V. C.
Mr. George Dunham ami other has spent the past Jo vears m Ch.n^ , tiou Kepublio.ua. held b^ tto«tet !!!, 22?'l^^LLTT^
Greeusbom people living al -San Jose.,He is the edltoi ofa paper Tn China, «i»?bt, the members could not agree
California, bring the good news that has published many books, is iu close among themselves. Of course it was
no one from this immediate section ; touch with the government aud the the organisation crowd only that met,
was hurt iu the receut eartnquake thai great men Iu China, and his opinions with Butler at the helm. Mr. Thos.8.
shook California, although all sufiered of the missionary work in that Meld are Rollins was on hand, but it is said he
M. Douglas. Robert l>. Douglas.
slight i roperty loeses.
I " :;.!•.... changes iu the Southern
Railway passenger train service went
into effect Sunday morning, No. S,
the morning passenger train north-bound,
now reaches here at 8:45, Qfteen
minutes earlier hau heretofore. No.
o longer stone at High Point, and
ptssengen
of great value. was so very sick that he had to emit
Among the fraternal messengers and go home. What made him atek is
from other churches will be Vice not known, though he has had enough
President Fairbanks, who comes from to make him very sick; likewise very
the Northern Methodist Episcopal!Oartful; tiie Ryuum answer, for in-
Church. It is expected that be Will stance. So he went home.
■peak either on the evening of May 8 -The others proceeded to meet and
oi May io. I confer, however, the subject under die-
Kiutdale T. Young comes from Lou-fc3ta
«uu:auatin«:an::wuan::ttttma
men with all the facts necessary f- '
enable the board to anive at a decision, i „. .„ , ., ,-
J Ed Albright brougl.t up the matter *** °f fc Ub'mer *™«e»-
of widening Gullford avenue at its iu- "*■ '"'suier Armlield died at the
tereectlon with Cedar stieet aud asked home "' l,i" <Ia"K|"«, .Mrs. .1. c. Kirk-that
the same be investigated. Re- ,mau' °" Walker avenue iu this city
ferred to city engineer. Iast Wednesday momlOR at !* o'clock
C. (;. Wright asked that the bill "ttbeageof S7 years. He had Jived
board- betweeu the city hall and his hl" all"»ed time and apparently died
property be removed, on motion of
Alderman Hunter it wan ordered that
they be taken down.
Alderman Thompson called the
IOI thai ,.laee must take "'«"'»'* '•> oung comes rrom Lon- ;cuss.ou being a chairman of the State attention of the board to the drainage
train No...5, which leaves here at 7:JJ aou M lne representative of the Wee- Committee to succeed Mr. Rollins, for of Kisher Park
. L'GLAS & DOUGLAS '' M lef*n (l"ir>" •» England. it js understood that becannot be made
rxnoMc-vc AT I nu/ Mr. Rawley Galloway, of this city, "'e i;eue,al Conference will be in to take tbeiob again under any clrcum- be done. Alderman ihomiwou mov«l
rTOHNEY5 AT LAW ler, Thumday evening for
Kan . where lie was united
City Kngineer Potter
made a verbal leport as to what had to
session about three weeks and the scs- stances,
in mar- l*>D" T^' oouven« e«ch «*«y «t9o'elock | "Where men fall
from old age.
He was a consistent member of the
Primitive Baptist church at Abbott's
Creek, near the I'orsjth county line.
He was a gun-smith, making the Ken-tucky
sijuirrei ritles many \eais before
the civil war and working in the army
guu-shops during the war. The im-provements
on lire-anus soon after the
■ J Greensboro Loan and Trust Bidg. riage yestoiday at noon to Miss Emma fnd ad)ourn at !• ^Hcommi«eeme^ body the time soon comes when they
C. G. WRIGHT
\TTORNEY AT LAW
»J,LO:NC. OPP. COURT HOUSE.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Dennis, one of the reigning belles
that city. Aftei an extended
trip he and his bride will be
at416 North Elm street, Greensboro.
Mr. Galloway was ace
peka i y his brother
way, who acted as
logs will be held in the afternoons, aud ' fall out with themselves. This
that the necessary work be done at
out with every- once uuder the supei vision of the city ! war Dut the oldmnaale-IOBding rifle
engineer. Carried. out of use. So Mr. Armlield did out
Alderman Odell directed the aUell. «"»ke many guns after the surrender,
tion of the board to the .subways uu- but ke|,t "'' 1,i8 "1,0I' a"» a rei'air "'"'I'
. derueath the railroad which were dis- ! for sevtral >'ea" afterward, relying on
upo. taut cussed some time ago. He moved that ,"?farul ,or ■ livi"«-
daughter und
reu to mourn
iiree children,
wedding each t^ht meeting «ill be addressed ported to haw beeu the case on this
at boroeb7 ",e l)f0,ui,,t'lt members present, occasion. One faction of the Butler
...eeusboro. ■ Au,u,J»'l»" "»»« impuriant matters tn crowd wauts Judge Adams for chair- .
accompanied to To- ° ™P by theaPP«»*«hi«igCOnfor- man and another is beutou having a committee of three be appointed to j ,,e ,eave" "" ""'J'
r. Mr. Alf. S. (Jallo- *",'* B™ T?F Mr. Tyre Glenn, for of course he has take up the matter afresh. The mc- ™««•■«»'«»Bd child
his best man at the , establishment of a university said he will not remain as postmaster tiou prevailed and Mayor Murphy hl" d««ntaa Ile l,a<1 '
|
iOMAS C. HOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
Sunare, GREEHSBORO. B. C.
n >ri\*cu Ui collections. Loan*
for women iu the Bouth to be supported land is therefore eligible. It is said the named as members of the
irphy
I'ommittee two of them, Mr. Albert Armlield aud
abert C. Strudwick
iNEYona COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
irt Sqnare, GREEHSBORO. H. C.
erty.
plan,
residence to be built at the corner of
South Mendenhall aud Can streets,
aud also for Prof. J. W. Parker for a
13,000 residence to be erected on -North
Edgewortb street, on the lot adjoining
his house at the corner of North Eil^e
worth and West Gaston streets.
wedding ceremony,
VrchitectJ H Hopkins has drawn \ 7 u w. "f0"" "'a l''e '"teut'ou to | Adams faction had a majority, but In i Aldermen Odell. Harrison, and Wy-! Mrs' I-t,|wi,i<. 'l.ving several years sgo.
l handsome *' 000 residence * " lustltlllI"u lauk wit" «">y- 'deference to the wishes of Judge Doug- song. , He waB a CbrlsUao gentleman iu
which'I' \ R Perkins is erec.tltiB-on thlng/rf 0w k,Dd ,n "* Uoitad Shrtes, lias, a strong Glenn adherent, the eelee- Alderman Hunter was authorized to Ievery ^"I'^i. He was buried Than.
North Park "drive In the Fiaher mon „.." ?J>l°Posed l" ra'^ at least a I tiou was not made, for it was appar- have removed the old buildiug back of da>" afteru"":'at:; "'d,lc k al Walnut
Ml HoDkine has also mad, tic "" " be*to0*n*- ! eut that to have dune so would have the Davie street school building. I °rove church, In Jamestown township,
for Mrs J I. -\r, o'd r u A BhMg" "' the Pre,,eul P^'Mh.g | caused trouble. ; »»>h!h Is in Sight of his old home. The
eldership system. Presiding elders are "This is a pretty muddle, but asstat- School Committee Meeting;. funeral services were held here at
at present limited to thirty charges J ed, it is nothing uew. There is the The committee Of the iiessemer, J"C K'rka'a,,V resi,,ente-and
they are supposed to visit each ] Biackburu wing and the Botler wing: Suunvside, Jouesboro and Mount Xiou
charge at least lour times each year. ; Blackburn seems to be able to keep schools will meet in the office of the . ,
itional Mock Pood. If not satisfied,
come back and get your money.
15-t.f. J.F. Rons,
Mr.
package of I'rattsor Interna-
P, HOBGOOD, Jr.
I FORNEY AT LAW.
It is probable that two more bishops ■ his crowd of one mind, but Butler's county superintendent ou Weduesday,
will be elected because of the iucreased men are not so willing; they are di-; May 9, at 2 o'clock P. M. for the pur-demands
of the church. The church- vided. One man who knows the situ- pose of electing teachers for the said
men most prominently s|«ikeu of in j ation says the feeling between the schools. Send applications to (.'. E.
A n limber of people in Guilford have tins connection are Or. Collius Denney, Adams aud Cileuu faction is more pro- I.audteth, Greensboro, N. C, K. K. D.
lately parted with various sums of I Nashville, Teun.; Or. j. j. Tigert,' nonnced than between Butler's crowd No. 4.
money in exchange for worthless re-1 editor of The Quarterly Review, anu aud Blackburn, but this should be ta- At the same meeting the committee
ceipts given by a smooth grafter who | the Rev. W. B. McMurray, St. Louis, I ken iu broken doses, for the orgaui/.a- will award the contract for wood to be
Pleasant Garden, N. c.
rot Building, Opposite
11:11 nshoro, N. C.
tall. S. Glena Urown.
ykendall G Brown
"TOSNETS AT LAW
City Nafl Bank Bldgr.
tion would hang Biackburu
could out would hardly go
if they
as far
furnished these schools for the next
year. Send bids to Joliu A. Young or
claimed to be representing one of the Mo.
j big Chicago mail order bouses The Another matter that will be brought
j name given by the agent was "A. 1.. | up is that of institutional churches, itlamoug themselvee. IC. E. Landreth.
jKlelda,' aud anyone boldhjg his re- is pointed out that the growth of cities I "It is noue of The Record's business, ; JOHN A. YoUKG, Chm.
celpt for part payment ou any article j lu the South aud the increase of what t>ut wnv not take Judge Douglas for ; C. E. LAXUBETH, Sec.
may as well come on to town and get j are known as "down-town" churches ] chairman? He has surely had expen-what
is needed, because nothing he makes necessary the extension of the | *DCe and he nas t,uie al,d il IUIKnt heal
sold them will ever put iu its appear- present four year tenure of pastors the breech. The year 190S will long be remem-lance.
it was a clear case of bunko, as I which Is iron-clad under the present "But is it not a beautiful spectacle
j some of the unsuspecting victims have I iSws of the church. It is maiutaiued <
already learned. bv those in favor
RLES E. McLEAN
fORIMEY AT LAW
Square, G
ORGE M. 1>
TORNEY AT
. N. ('.
CON
of the proposed
The Lexington Dispatch of last Wed-1 change that the successful club woik
nesday said: -Hen Harris, a (ireens-! that should be done iu the "down-boro
negro working with the double | town"' churches Is handicapped by the
tracking ores just below Lexington. | pastor's feeling that he must leave aud
was killed last Thursday morning, turn over the work to suneoue else at
■The remains were prepared for burial the end of four years. f
xiogton undertaker aud sent The General Conference will proba-
A Year ol Blood.
will
be red iu the home of F. N. Tacket, of
Alliauce, Ky., as a year of blood, which
that a handful of men can get together nowed so copiously from Mr. 'racket's
aud decideon who is to be made chair- lungs that death seemed very uear.
man of the state committee.' It ap- He writes: "Severe bleeding from the
pears that the rank and Bkv-th. 'he- me"r, d'eath'sl^'Xu^ga^"..',!!
roes, as Judge By nil in calls them- jng Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-have
nothing to do with it." sumption, with the astonishiug result
TO SfkVE MONEY
Spring Communion at Buffalo.
LAW
isboro Loan and Trust
t-oinpany lluilding.
, to Greensboro Thursday. Harris was
; a man about SO years old aud had a
wife and several children iu Greensboro.
I How the accident happened no one
knows, but he fell between the lirst
car and the engine aud the entire train
of ten cars passed over his body."
completely restored and as tiu
'proven permanently cured." Oi
The regular spriug communiou ser-1 teed for Sore Lungs, CouKhsand
Anyone working can make money.
but it's the hu-i'ine man or woman
that after taking four bottles I was who shows the business Instinct of put-bly
be called to order Thursday moru- I vice of Buflalo church will be held
mg by Bishop A. W. Wilson, of Balti-more,
Md., who is the senior bishop,
and the bishops will preside in rota-tion
over the various sessions. The
eleven bishops of the church at pres-ent
are: Bishop A. W, Wilson, Bulti-uext
Sunday, May eth, with prepara-tory
services on Friday night preeed-at
ail druggists.
Trial bottle free.
Price 60c and
be Mag what they make at Interest
Deposit your money rezularly at our
Havings Department aud sturt the
quietest but busiest of all workers 1
per wot. interest, increasing the
amount.
Don't forget Towneeod & Co. have Your savings are at all times secured
iug at 8 o'clock aud on Saturday at 11 the largest stock of buggies ever shown i by our resources of over $oo0.0oo.0<i.
A.M. It is expected that Rev. C. BLIla Greensboro. All the late styles, j
Hodgin, of Greensboro, will assist in and prices are as low as you ever saw CITY nl/\TION/\L BfkhlK
the preparatory services. : them. . 11-St. 7.8. C8B7SK, Hgr. Savings Sept.