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Everybody wanting one now. Secure early the only right to sell In your county. '.yj, i t is an easy Keller. AddreHt LIGHINOQ CHUNA CO, Charlotte, N. a ISPS!! 111 IS Mississippi May Cut a New Chanel for Itself. BIG FLOOD ON THE RIVER. A Break la the Levee The Tennessee City May be Left High and Dry. Storms Throughout the West. The Mississippi river at Memphis, Thursday night, registered 84.2 feet The danger line is 33 feet, and it ia thought that the water above will run the river to 36 or 3G 1-2 feet, which will, so experienced river men say, overflow Arkansas as far as Crowley's Ridge, forty miles from Memphis. The most serious feature of the present size of the river is the possibility of it cutting out a new bed for itself through Critteden county, Ark., and leaving Memphis high and dry, or at least leaving her on a Btiallow lake, bhould this happen the $.J,UU0, 000 bridge which stands across me .Mississippi will end at tlie new Eastern bank of the river. About five miles above Memphis the Neely plan tation is partly overflowed because ol a break in the levee. The current through the plantation is very strong and river men say that unless the heavy timber along Four Mile Bayou breaks the cur rent, so that it cannot eat out a new bed for the river, that the Mississippi will change its course and run through Four Mile Br you, coming into the main river again about eight or ten miles be low and leaving a long narrow island between Memphis and the river. The mgn waters nave already reached a critical stage. The ferry steamer Bryan now mates daily trips to JMarron, Ark., which ordinarily is three miles inland. All along the route to JVIarron sub merged houses can be seen and some stock has been drowned. There has been a rise of seven-tenths of a foot since yesterday morning, the height at this point now being 42.2 feet, which is 4.7 feet above the danger line. At Vicksburg the water stands at 38. 3 feet, a rise of five-tenths of a foot within twenty-four hours. The danger line at this point is 41 feet. Blockade Threatened. The greatest snowstorm of the season is still raging over the eastern portion of Minnesota. The weather is cold, the snow i3 driftins and a treneral blockade will be the result." All trains Under an authority of an act of the from the West are delayed. Trains on the Little Falls and Dakota line have been abandoned, and the cuts between St. Paul and Morris are full of snow. misiness is suspended, it is impossi ble for farmers to reach the towns with wood as the snow in the roads is be tween three and four feel deed. Blizzard In Dakota. A severe blizzard is reported to be raging in the Dakotas. The Milwaukee Road had just opened its South line and now has several freight trains buried in drifts between Aberdeen. S. IJD., and Mitchell. One train was de serted near Warner Station, the two I nnnm nt.i V A rrow -rnnninrr Virrn-inrVi tt Aberdeen. There is a pro'Labiiitythat tne storm and accompanying blockade win tie up tne roads for another week. WRECKED BY THE FLOOD. Fate of a Train on the Evansvllle and Tcrre Haute Road Near Ilazelton, Indiana Five Lives Lost. The Louisville and Nashville train, limited, southbound from Chicago, was wrecked Thursday at a point one mile south of Hazelton, Indiana, and thirty- seven miles north of Evansville, on the Evansville and Terre Haute Road. Five men were killed and two serious ly injured, as follows: Killed, Herbert Allen, Evansville, head janitor of the State House, caught in the smoking car and drowned: Jos Boleman, of Evans ville, locomotive lireman; John Sears, pi .terre Jaaute, conductor; two un known men. Injured, Brakeman Hau- sen, of Evansville; J. B. Henderson, brother of ex-btate Auditor Henderson. Both are seriously injured, but will recover. The accident was the result of the heavy rains in Southern Indiana since Saturday. The damage to the road beds of the .Lvansvuleand lerre Haute and the Evansville and Indianapolis by the recent rains and floods to date is $1,000,000. Defaulting Colored Banker. The total loss by the insolvency of the Lexington Savings Bank, Balti- more, and tne cieiaication ol us presi dent and cashier, Everett J. Waring, colored, wno disappeared last Satur day night, will be about 17,000. Ol tins loss tne aeirauaea depositors win bear $8,000, the stockholders 85,000, and the banks and money handlers, who have lent the bank monev. 4.000. Waring lost 9,000 by loose and frequent speculations and the remainder is sup posed to have been carried away with him. ' Big Grain Fire. The Ryan Elevator, Buffalo, N. Y., was burned Thursday. It was an old structure with a capacity of about 140, 000 bushels, and contained about 6,000 bushels each of wheat and oats. The loss on the elevator is probably $50,000 and on contents $10,000. Ryan and Clark were the owners. Alongside the stationary elevator was a floating eleva tor, also owned by Ryan & Clark and -'lied at 4V,uuu. auis too was troyed. Sens itlon In Court. A sensation occurred in court at Gads den, Ala. The case of Danforth & Armstrong, against the Tennessee & Coosa Railroad for money due on con tract?, $150,000, has been in court sev eral years, and carried to the supreme court four times. Each time the ver dict has crept up. The railroad attor neys moved to dismiss the case, alleg ing a conspiracy between the plaintiffs and Dr. Baker. It is the general im pression that there is a conspiracy in town to corrupt justice ,in the other cases . An official investigation will be made and other sensations may follow. Cotton Mill for Birmingham. At a meeting held by the cotton mill committee in the parlors of the Com mercial Club, Birmingham, Ala., stock was subscribed for $300,000, cot ton mill to be erected here. Bids will be advertised for at once and the actual work of erecting the plant will begin al an early date. Prof. Henry Drummond Dead. Prof. Henry Drummond, the distin guished Scotchman, and author ol "The Natural Law in the Spiritual World," died in London Friday. MIS ill NEWS ITEMS CONDENSED. Southern Pencil Pointers. Tramns attacked a train on the Sea board Air Line road near Kilby, Va., and Conductor J. C. Judkins was shot in the arm and Walter Blackwell. a tramps mortally wounded. Bud Brooks and Grady Reynolds. the murderers of M. C. Hunt, were taken to Atlanta from Jackson county, Ga., for safe keeping. They would probably iiave been lynched had they not been removed. The California Mortcrare. Loan & Trust Company, at San Diego, broke yesterday. Liabilities, $200,000; as- Betts, Baiu to D6 ifZSU.UUU. 'Hailstones as large as hen eggs fell at Nashville, Tenn. , doing considerable damage. Proceedings have been instituted in the Circuit Court at Chattanooga, Tenn-, against the Southern Railway in suits for civil damage, aggregating $225, o00. The plaintiffs are the several adminis trators of the Woodard family, killed by a Southern train a few months since. Mr. H. Clay Evans, of Tennessee. has been tendered the office of Commis sioner of Pensions and in all probabili ty will accept the appointment, which is one of the most important in the de partmental service at Washington out side of the Cabinet offices. The Seaboard Air Line will have connection with New Orleans. Hon. W. J. Bryan'9 visit to Nash ville was the cause of a second ovation. He addressed 8,000 people. The Kentucky legislature meets in a few davs and the old senatorial fight of the last session will be renewed. Fire destroyed more than a million feet of lumber in the South Norfolk (Va.) lumber yards. Loss $25,000. Major Nathaniel R. Chambliss of Selma Ala., died suddenly of heart failure in the cathedral at Baltimore. By means of contesting seats of Sen ators the silver men hope to prevent the organization of the Kentucky Legisla ture. , William Kilpatrick. the oldest man in Georgia, died at Cartersville, aged 108 years. He enlisted in the Confed erate army when he was 72 years old and fought through it. A Louisville & Nashville northbound fast mail train was held up by six masked men three miles from Calera, Ala. , and a number of valuable pack ages secured. The passengers were not molested. Near Augusta, G a.. Tip Ursy shot and killed his brother, Cul Ursy, in a dispute which occurred at a dance. John Wall, one of Lynchburg's wealthy citizens, died suddenlv while waiting for a tram at a depot in that city. B. M. Walton, an architect, of New Decatur, Ala. , was found dead in his bed at the St. Nicholas hotel, New York. . Governor Bloxham. ' of Florida, ap pointed Col. John A. Henderson, of Tallahassee, United States Senator to fill the vacancy, pending an election by the Legislature, which will meet in a.prn. A 1 All About the North. At Dubuque. Ia.'. the Iowa, Iron Works have gone into the hands of the sheriff. Albert Zeimer. a Cleveland. O., mer chant, was fatally wounded by shots hred at a fleeing burglar. At St. Paul. Minn., yesterday, Wm. Dawson assigned for $1,621,792. He was president of the broken bank of Minnesota. Because his wife refused to return to his home, Robert J. Powley,' of Niagara Falls, N. Y., shot and. killed her. William Roeber, a New York coal dealer, who made an assignment recent ly and disappeared, was found dead at Coney Island. Ten of the ringleaders of an A. P. A. mob. which attacked Editor Harris, of Wardner, Idaho, have been jailed. A bust of Senator Morrill, of Ver mont, has been unveiled at the Ohio State University in recognition of his work of promoting agricultural in terests. Ex-United States Senator Jos. N. Dolph, of Oregon, is dead. Three persons lost their lives by incendiary nres in Urooklyn, N . I. An entim family was extirpated by measles at loluca, Ills. Gen. Julio Sanguilly, recently re leased from imprisonment in Cuba, has arrived in New York. The attempt to Bettle the strike at the Globe ship yards, Cleveland, O. has failed and the strike is still on. Thomas W. Bram, convicted at Bos ton of the bark Herbert Fuller mur ders, has been sentenced to han; June 18. The recent heavvrams have caused exceedingly heavy losses in Indiana. lhe railway and teiegrapn companies are the chief sufferers. The Spang Iron and Steel Company and tne jvioorenead Jtirotners bteel Works, at Sharpsburg, Pa., have re sumed work after an idleness of about two months, giving employment to about seven hundred men. The Park theatre, the oldest play house in Indrvnapolis, and one of the best known ia the country, was de stroyed by fire. It was owned by Messrs. jJicKson s aiD0t, -wno esti mate their loss at $100,000. with insur ance of S33,0U. . reports irom one nunnred towns in the northwest indicate that arther great snow storm is raging, perhaps the greatest of the winter. A notice has been posted at the Na tional tube Works, McKeesport. an nouncing an average reduction of wages of 10 per cent. Every department 13 in cluded in the reduction, affecting ,C00 men. The workers have accepted the cut. Miscellaneous. The compulsory education bill has passed the Indiana legislature. 'The Arkansas Legislature adjourned yesterday without passing any of the appropriation bills for the executive and judicial departments. Loans to the amount of $4,000,000 have been obtained from New York banks within a week to pay duties on goods held in bond in anticipation of higher duties under the new tariff: Eight men were drowned in a mine at Dover, England. Representative manufacturers oi spool cotton in this country have formed an association to be known as the American Spool Cotton Manufactu rers' Association. WEEK'S REVIEW OP TRADE. Continued Activity and Fairly Steady Prices. Bradstreet's weekly review of trade says: "Continued activity in various J industrial lines, based on an expanding consumptive demand, fairly steady prices for staples, further improvement in railroad earnings arid widespread confidence that the volume of business will expand materially in the near fu ture, constitute the trade features of the week. Jobbers at Chicago and St. Louis do not find the activity expected at this time, but re port a , fairly steady request by mail order and visiting buyers. "Bank clearings, as a trade barome ter, point to a temporary check to the tendency to increase noted earlier in the year, the week's total, $926,000,000, being 8 per cent less than last week and 2 per cent, less than the second week of March, 1896. February gross railroad earnings tend to improve, al though comparisons with that month in 1896 still favor last year. Total earnings of 116 railroads for February, this year, aggregated $34,165,901, a de crease of 7-10 of 1 per cent, from the total of February, 1896. This is a -better showing than that in January or in any month since September. The coalers, trunk lines, and the South western roads all show gains in Febru ary over a year ago. ". 11. G. Dun and Ca. in their week's review say: "The money markets con tinue especially favorable to industrial recovery, and there is no such specula tive epedemio as to lock up an exces sive share of available capital. Cotton is not active, though a sixteenth higher, for the curtailment of consumption by many mills does not yet help prices in the least: nor the suspension of print cloth reports, and dealers so generally hold back orders for other goods that the tone is weak. "Iron furnaces, March 1, were pro ducing 169,986 tons weekly, 7,027 tons, or 4 per cent, more than Feb. 1, and although visible stocks have increased 30,024, the increase in four weeks, still more furnaces have started this montn. The demand for finished products still lags behind tlje supply of pig iron, ex cent in the creat steel works whose stocks are not reported, but their orders without doubt cover the full production for several months. Bessemer pig u a shade lower, but no other change in quo tations appear, and there is a gradual in crease in the demand for plates, sneets and all the wire family of products. With the advent of spring without, and outdoor work, much more business is expected. The starting of the Mary land Rail Works under contract witn the Carnegie Company, in order to make shipments by water more cheaply is significant. The volume of business shown by clearings is but 1.8 per cent. smaller than last year. "The failures for the past week nave been 256 in the United States, against 300 last year, and 61 in Canada, against 00 last year. NEW SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES. Remarkable Record of a Week- Money Being Invested. - The Manufacturers Record's weekly report of Southern business interests shows that industrial and financial mat ters are receiving increased attention, and that the indications throughout the South generally point to a marked iin provement in business affairs. During the week tne Ueorgia Railroad and Banking Company has sold $1,000,000 5 per cent, bonds tv retire 6 per rnt. bonds; the Seaboard Air Line has sold $1,000,000 5 per cent, bonds to retire per cent, bonds; the details have been completed for the building by leading cotton manufacturers of New England of a $600,000 cotton mill in Alabama; contracts have been let for the con struction of the buildings for the steel plant in Birmingham, thus definitely assuring the establishment of large Rtpfil works in that citv: a companv has been organized to develop a 3,000-hors e power near (iamesville, Ua., lr elec trical transmission, to include in its operations a 10,000 swindle cotton mill and street railway; an Au gusta cotton mill will build a 20,- 000 spindle mill - in addition to the resent plant; a $150,000 cotton mill company has been organized at Doug- lasville, Ga. , a Milwaukee manufactur ing company will move to uadsen and spend $80,00 in buildings and machin ery; a $20,000 railroad machino shop will be built at Blue Ridge, Ga. ; a $20. 000 variety works at Cordele, and elec trical and water workB at Fitzgerald; in Louisiana a $100,000 company has been organized to build a sugar mill, and contracts have been let for another sugar mill; one furnace at Anniston, Ala., has gone into blast during the week; a company to manufacture cross arms and insulator pins for electr o wires has purchased 1,000 acres of tim ber land in North Carolina, and will es tabhsh a large plant. There are but a few indications to il lustrate the diversity and extent of the industrial enterprise reported during the past week. In all parts of the South, and in all lines of industry, as well as in railroad construction, the in xlications for increased business seem to be more promising than for many months. There is no great rush, but a steady, gradual improvement that in dicates a solid and substantial growth with increasing activity in the near fu ture. Seventy-two Miles an Hour. The Plant System has broken the 100-mile fast record in the South with a special train, -which made the run be tween Sayannah and Charleston, 108 miles, in 90 minutes. The arerag speed -was 72 miles an hour. The special was ran for Krttenhouse Moore, a larze contractor, in order to reach Charleston to pnt iu a bid for govern ment work. Given Fire Years. Boney Fulton, a young white man, was tried in tne Hustings tjours ui . 1 " . L I Danville, Va., on an indictment charg ing him -with attempting a criminal as sault on TassieLee, the eleven-year-old daughter of a woman of unsavory repu tation. He was found guilty and sen tenced to a term of five years in th penitentiary. - A Long Strike Declared Off. The great strike of the mine workers of JLeacfille, Col., which has been in progress since June 19th, last, ha3 been called off unconditionally by the miners, if or several months there has been much dissatisfaction among the union men witK the way the strike has been conducted. Gentry will be Handed. Jas. B. Gentry." the murderer of the actress, Madge Yorke, in Philadelphia, has been sentenced to be hung ApriJ 23. TRUMPET CALLS. Born Bound a Warning Not o the Unredeemed Barn's IIE devil changes his coat every day. The truly great are those who con quer- themselves. In what we can do best, only God can be our teach er. When duty Is hard, remember that Jesus never shirked. If there la good In us, it win bring out gwu m vmw Every saloon-keeper has the devil for his business partner. Some people look happiest when they have bad news to tell. The man who controls himself may hope to reform other men. wo will nlwavs find good when we look for It with a good heart. , Wo hnvo done too little, when we have not done our prayerful best. Self -righteousness never has any mercy on Itself or anybody else. Th hotter the fire, the sooner the enemy will be out of ammunition. Tt la a sten toward heaven to come under the Influence of good people. . The man who would be wise must sit at the feet of those who are wise. Many children go to the. bad, mainly because God is misrepresented to them. There are no emergencies with God. No surprises for which he la not pre pared. The devils Jesus cast out always made the most fuss Just as they were going. The Christian should not become dis couraged because the devil Is still work ing at his trade. Do all you can find to do for the Lord nt home, nnd vou will soon believe in foreign missions. How many fathers and mothers make religion such a cruel thing that their children hate it. Every good man Is a lamp which God spares from heaven fer a while, to help give light to the world. God has declared that the man who brings wicked devices to pass will soon be out of that business. If you are poor, It may be that the Lord wants to show you how rich he can make you without-money. No matter what happens, the Chris Han should insist on believing that God is still doing all things well. The devil has never been able to make any man dissatisfied with his lot, who had perfect trust In Christ. The man has a hard phxce who has so much religious work on hand he never has time to pray In secret. One reason why the world gains knowledge so slowly Is that every child must find out for itself that fire is hot IT f51 (Li fLai - . All Your Your Neighbors ABUT . 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AsbesUM Kooflpcr, Balldlnr Felt, Steam Parklnar, Roller rnverin.n, Flre-IVoor ralats,to -ebeto Noo-CsndBctirj and Klecirical InMiilallna Mavtcrlala. H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING CO., 87 Maiden Lane, New York. CHICAGO: 240 k 841 Randolph St. PHILADEmiTA: 170 ft 1T3 North 4th Et. riOSTOXjfcWTearJ Bt.' That tha Disorders commonly called "FsmaU Diseases" ere the - Foundation of nearly all tha Troubles from which they suffer. TmitM, rtiloroalft, Falun? of k Womh. Pitlnfiil nnd IrTORTilar vlncs) are caused br derangements of the orpana of mcnetraatlon. lieaiache, Backache, Dizriness, Eruptions of tha Bkin and Fainting Bpclln are also aymptoma of tha same diseases. Being only srmptoms, their temporary teller does sot cure tne disease. TVTOTFT.Tl TgTg'CT WlpJt. Ur CAKUUI CURES FEMALE DISEASES by actlngdlrectlyoTxm the delicate organs affected, rjl Itcan be taken iu trie privacy of home. Thousands -V I of ladies asa it. Druggists sell and commend it. W One Dollar bnya a large bottle. Pikkch Cmr, Lawrence County, Mo. ' I have been afflicted with Irrerular and Painf u Menstruation and rery severe Crampin ipinp theb lovHnreach monthly period. After 1 I could find had failed to benefit me, Wine of Cardni treatment. I commenced full bottle I was better than I had been fteliablQ Charlotte Mcrchams Csll on them when yon go to Charlotte 5.C. Wr te them If you do not so, and rave yottr orders fil ed by mall. Ia answering advertisements kindly n.a l fen this paper. Mantles. Tiles, Rath .Doors, etc College and Third. PEST WORK. Weasonable Prices Wr te News & Times Pl'g. Honne. ff!9 WTTfTTJ f E. M. ANDREWS, lo-M W. Trad a lV.VsUl.UftiiAlo Pianos. Organ & Bicycles BED WETTIHG SSSS'S WEHE NEVER BO GOOD AND NEV ER SO CHEA.1 since the world was made; and never has such a line been offered to make selections from as I now control I am offering TIIK MOST POPULAR PIANOSMADE IN THIS UNITED STATES and . my connection -with the big manufac turers enables mo to MAKE Prices LOfV AS THE LOWEST Td T17D1IQ EASY AS THE EASIEST. If you can't come to my store, write for catalogues and let me 'show you how I can SAVE YOU MONEY. E. M. ANDREWS, 10-18 W. TRADE STREET, .Charlotte, N. C. 1 i ) a unit', re? MMMf ifrjj Ha, rfffL $ MADE BY Co Ltd., Dorchester, Mass. . . am at a a saaaKASaaa CATHARTIC ALL DRUGGISTS Co.. Chleae-e. Montreal. C an. . orjVew Tork. Ji t. j PIANOS MM ,M .I'LPH HJ P' )' 1 aZISlVlKSENaa K HOW rpisiL est doctors j I tried the mending at once, and before I bad used for twelve months. NETTY WATSON, f B.N.U. 11 '97. r SMOKE YDUR AfrjSr WfTH ev KRAUSERSUSUID blaCUlAI. L.rnAUitRJ UJHtS WrttHfc ALL ILife MILS. KH CoiiKh Syrnp. 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The Gazette [1891-1898] (Raleigh, N.C.)
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