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n
Li.r fOUNTRY TOO
'inM ruf ARTILLLE
r f l k iti - -
Deserted from
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Ul I -ClIJ
Mignal Service-Am
Ltiride. , .
clad Gunb
if nf-I u
OUCH
Y.
e .".Tfto fcatta
Cover
i oats.
Ilioos of
tfoona. imder-Gpl.Whaley,
1
tiodedT under the iover of
on-clad
r-adonga
1 L JV Mlili
PHf" L. firinu frhm -Ki i
CiCU iii'"f - ? '
1 t Nipidan. At Co
u I ii
"Ml: . ,it(,B mmn. reserved thair
li 'i t h? xroope were ashore and in
4. t - c I fire on ,tne insurgents ana
'f .?h. from tbir position
ii.Ji'P
itQL ,ic the
-''"i'Mi
if Wh r-MM'
winding! live. Tnd
towntbe rebels
Americans iwere
urents I opened LfiH
batteries et Ancona, the
it --.r'king at Cavadonga.
killing
troops
fleeing
at Me
e irom
The
yards.
thirty-five bundreq
batteries also iired at the
urgente
during
Ihe unevenneea Of he cav-
eut8 the snaintenance of
;i-r:
:. tcxenl escapes, 01 tbe ins
,lrkh tne lines werp reporter
il .1:1;.. r-rat
K.riinlete cordon of troops.
i MkQT Haiiey wires that he has been
i.' . ; 4 : . . .. . I
K-t c6:ltirj:aljy ana jnnaJjy naa aban
V"' , - fa .1
ned lh communicaUon which has
Wsw-t "P.vi.a rasig
The fmifjhest kina oi country is tra-
Kd by the Americans. In ihe vi
lid ino rHiSfibie, ana even tneeigpal eer
rce wagons1 have been abandoned.
iFfveM'rnnHtrjen deserted tibe signal
-vic've5teraay. ana ine
flr.H' are unable
Wm. H. Ellerbe Dies at His
Marlon County .Home
Charleston, 8. June 1 William
Haeelden Ellerbe, Governor of Scuth
Carolina, died near Dillon this: even
Ing. About two weeks ago he went,
in the last stages of consumption, from
the Governor's residence at Columbia
where he had been an invalid for
months, to hi plantation home in
Marion county.
He was a descendant of Capt. Thos.
Ellerbe, of Marlon's brigade, who came
to this State" from Virginia in 1737.
He was born in 1862, and educated at
Wofford College and Vanderbilt Uni
versity. He was a planter and mer-
chant at the inception of the Tillman
movement in 1836 and was elected
Comptroller General in 1890. In 1894
he Was defeated as candidate for Gov
ernor. In l&yb he was elected Gover
nor, carrying every county in the 8tate
except one, receiving the votes of
many conservatives, as he had rjro-
clafmed his determination to know no
faction. v
When the Spanish war was nro-
claimed he promptly seconded the call
of the President for volunteers and his
appointment of officers gave general
satisfaction.
In November 1898 he was re-elected
Governor after a hot cam Dai en and
The Fate of the Dispensary Before the
CourtsThe Complaint Filed and Used
as ao Affidavit for Restrain Order
An Elaborate and Comprehensive
Iiocument
The complaint filed in, the suit of E.
T. Garsed against the city of Greens
boro, i. E. bergeant, E. J. Stafford, E;
Richardson, A. V. McAlister, B. W.
moons, ana 15. . Bouldin in a suit
oegan uriaay ana returnable to the
August term of the Superior Court of
uuiiford, is a lengthy document.!
The complaint has twenty separate
paragrapns or , allegations, and nine
prayers for j udgment. The complaint
in suDsiance cnarges :
That Greensboro is a municipal cor-
paraiion, ana ae rives all its powers and
functions from its original charter, and'
amenaments thereto. That tbe dis
pensary act is an amendment to its
charter.
That the dispensary board was elect-
ea by the board of aldermen of the
city, and are officers of the city, and
nave no powers except those conferred
by the law under which they 5 were
created.
That the dispensary board has)rgan-
nea in pursuanc of their election, and
eiectea a trustee and manager: and
have proceeded to carry out the prom
over a most formidable opposition, lses, of the act of February, 1899, by
many conservatives claiming that he wu5 aim mcurnng odii
had not fulfilled his nledirea. H K?oa preparatory to opening
warmly approved the Spanish war. dispensary July 1st, 1899.
-ftavinp- in hiq sniPoh tn iho vninntMN . J.nat tbe manager Is the aeent sim
o ? f w v v. w .wwJ .1 1 t a 1 m .
"We are all Americans. The senti- i lDe8e omcers ana oi the city.
ment of every American, yea, of every A.ne itn eeC"n of the 7th Article of
South Carolinian, is expressed that!?1? Constitution is quoted whichfor-
faction will not divide us, that sec- Pit"7 t0Wn or clty t0 Plede, il
tionalism will not destroy this repub- J"0 tend its credit or contract any
lie. Ite borders shall be extended, its de,b.t excePl -or necessary expenses,
commerce shall float upon oversea, its wunout the sanction oi a majority of
stars shall be trebled and its institu
te qualified voters of the cityand
rendaining tioms flourish until time is no mom. lu" imi DM not oeen aone- That
icri: a're unanie to i carry tne wires, we fought to destrov the Union, hut wpin7 upensary is not a neces-
Seweailt Wadak, with the wire jrepair- we were right in principle. We were 841,7 exPense. That all debts I con-
if -party ia cut -j off behidd the whipoed and are now in the Union to lraclea ko., by the dispensary are
uiira vires, ana ODnoxius to the Con-
sen bad rushed to Sergeant Wadak's His domestic life has hen a htnnv stitutlon of the State and in deroza-
.tscue and has routed the enemy who and beautiful one. He leaves his 00 tne r,8ht of the plaintiff and
otM his return.! 4 M widow and six children valuable landed H overtax payers of the city. (
rirst Lieut. nawtnorne, 01 isattery estates in Marion county. -iu uuuor me n section 01 the
First artillery, is unable to. proceed, He will be succeeded by Lieu tenant! -a- 01 February, 1899. Jhe dispensary
ik to the impassable condition of Governor Miles B. McSweenev. of "coDomfssionerS Be' empowered to bor
sljecbuoiry.and wasompelled tb burn Hampton county, a former Charleston r?w moey contract debts, Ac.,! and
ae wagon, aruuery ana ammuniiion printer ooy who has risen to the ton ,u' Ia wuirary 10 jaw, ana tne
nanas tnrougn his own exertions. - aiuwouiooc. 1 ui ine uonstitution.
' 1 ma .
prevent their falling into the
the enemy. M ; - . .
fiebting lively all 'along the 1
MM : I- - '
DUPE0 NORTH CAROL! N
sew
Hoi-
who
nes.
ANS
Ci Holiy. a New Jersey Forg-
"and Sharpor, in
the Toils.
York, June 2. Grover C
1 young man vears 01 arf.
1 ce was a plumber by occupation
pzh Jersey City, was arraigded in
Mce tourt in Jereev Citv th-dftv.
cqwp aint ot feheritf M. G.! Grand v.
mm brandy accussed Holly of
MW and forgery; iu North baro-
Uud in other citle. in the South.
J-Widthat Holly -swindled pfeople
it mm real estate! deal. It " s al-
Mthkt he would representlto k par-
oticapitalists in a town that hb was
N:ld ;a sanitarium (here. He would
frio pay for the-Jsite' ' with la Check
iTtl Wr a much Iqrcpr Knm thoti tka
the property,! receiviog a dif-
Sn"cash from the nwnnrc At t.h
'he. checks were afterwards
to he worthless.! One particular
sthat of a check on. the First
Hank, pK Elizabeth Citvl. N,
Wn.l. It is also said ithdt he
W. a worthless .heck for 8?19.
08 the First --National Barfk. nf
T:f.ia. Holly was ariestbd at
m in Jersey City to-day. He
minded until extraditioti pipers
w ici-eivea XOr ni remnvi to
Carolina.
That the extension of the corporate
limits of the city one mile from its
present boundary, was contrary to law
Changes la the 8outh.
Gradually, however, the great
natural resources , of the South I know not whence I came ;
nave come to be understood by in
creasing numbers of people.
The mining wealth in the moun
tains has led to tho establishment
of a great many very profitable en
terprises in connection with the
metal industries, and the old plan
tation life, so dear to many a
Southern-bred man and woman, is
giving way before the irresistible
rece
1
wee'
IT
Is
New Mexico Conspiracy.
Hillsbobo, N. M June 4. CaDt. and void, and that the o.tv nf CI raona.
Geo. Curry, former sheriff of Lin- boro and the dispensary board have no
coin county, has arrived here and jurisdiction over the added territory.
discloses - information that had Judgment is demanded that; the
Deen neretofore well guarded, con- Jil a ? e la practically advance of another radically dif
oerning a conspiracy to commit aHQg in8 s,a V. ais ferent economic ivstem.
Hi Tr 1 r ff- tb6 bDg ny:o " A development, only a little later
that of Col. Fountain. He doea M v - yiw : u
r -.v.,., Mvuwwisp, iu buu 01 saia aispensary, " puiu-ui Lime, ib me uution man-
implicate Eee and Gilliland, dc., and in the meantim- for k r. ufaoturino- indnHtrv. whinh i
the straining order. The comnlaint now nnminrr imn tho h-irria- ;
not
who
are now
for
I know not whither I sro :
dui tne lacts stand clear that I am
here, 1 . ! ! I j
In this world of pleasure and
And rm of tbe mist and murk 1
Another truth shines plain ;
It is in my power 1 each day and hour
To ada to its joy or pain. 1
I know that the earth exists ; j
It isnone of my business! why.
I cannot find out what it inii k., .
I would but waste time to trv.
My life is a brief, brief thing, ;
I am here but a little space ;
The trouble, I think, with us all,
is tne lack of a high conce t
If each man thought he was s
nrrn
sent to
being tried
erof Col.Fountainrand his filed by Col. John N. Staples, attorney roes. aoint? forward month hv th.issPot...
son, but simply says: "If the court for the plaintiff, Friday at 12 o'clock , m0nth at such a rate as th rhal tr 0 maKe 11 stUI more sweet ;
:n V , .. I onA ui 4 tn. tt uiuniu at aucu a rate as 10 cnai-1 ITnur ctnn nnii ji- .u i
aence. I can tell mhuu uiuhuu xxis xionor juage utt -i -.AMt.. .,uulu 0fiioucmB wuna.
killine and I who Timberle granted tbe restraining ?BSe . f eral attention. Eren How easily right all wrong ; ;
i - V, order returnable before Judge Bryan though labor can be found in the If nobody shirked and each one worked
w w . . . j - i . f l 1 s 1 -r -. . . Knnth fftr h minaa fnrnaAa onH .' "n ha n k . (.
a v vuaui UD13 iu vaTBcuoDOrO JUDO J in I " " w v - - --o i i - - 10 ipiiuh aiuiJK.
loyy. tne iorges, mere were ) many who
The defendants are to show cause shook their heads with respect to
why the injunction should not be con- the textile industry. That took
S MAYBRICK'S FREEDOM
f &sador Choate's Effi
re
k
ner Behalf I iLrio L
HfWiated l'rp-s has madb in
r f t in me rpn t. that ic uuu
1 r - mat i.J o 13 nuiC
lh t'witf tuai muse wno
Ff'wcrkihg in favor' bf Mrs.
v.v-.in uui ue s.urpris
" "it'a Mates amhflMqfW Tn
irik 1 "
,fi k ' ftad two intPrvlnwi nn
tjee
i-
. 1 L l V.
1 - L . . I i m 1 I
'V i IU IMP AI arnn a A CI li
. - , ... v , o Vi leans-
his. stront rpry-ouHo.
,JC(, U4 itie tuai-
ost I promising reeep-
emee his arrival in Eng.
i 1 l 1 M i 1 1 rn li Ait
caP " N'"cuch ieresi
d.J-.. " "oaie received the
l..::lf In . 7- 1 I
":-iruction$ from Wish
. -si t eincr that h' TOQ m
C - m T C4tl
rpvlsinn of t K
:T :iU'rvllKfht considered the
ZnX.W an immed ate
these in, true
wijicd tneyiare
-Ir. Choate, who
thing thrbugto,"
landing freedom
U..J , " '"-rafale
1 -"eps'
M ' v
t I - M
I.. V.it;,T v-. ,
U:,MLI;
i - '-ere
1
rts
will admit my evid
who planned the
vainly lay in awa
tain once before he was killed.
"'Slick' Miller, one bf my priso
ners, who was pardoned out of the
penitentiary by Governor Thorn
ton, made a confession to me which den on them.
I have kept secret, having no occa
sion to divulge it until now. There
were three men in the plot and all
had been indicted for stealing cat
tle, -I had been instrumental in
some of the cases, and they agreed
to put me' out of the way, too.
James E. Cree, of the V. V. Cattle
Co
to
1 knew, and heM fearinor ha
would be murdered, returned to
Scotland and is waiting until his
affair is settled. W. C. McDonald,
of the Canzzo Cattle jCompany,
was another one who war to be
murdered, and Col. Fountain, who
was then attorney for the South
eastern New Mexico Cattle Com
pany. Miller was convicted of cat
tle stealing and the other two con
spirators carried out but a part of
their agreement."
tinued, and of course this puts the bur-
more skill, and although everyone,
and particularly the protectionists,
could understand that it would be
better to manufacture the cloth
near the cotton held than only to
raise the raw staple and ship it
abroad in bales to be manufactured
in England, or. better even than to
ship it to the factories in New
England, there was much doubt ex
pressed regarding tbe result. Their
advice of their well-wishers .the
seenes of the wildest excitement: L outnern people have, now -taken,
The clamor was plainly directed and lf all men .were selfish and lof
by a committee of the League lof cal and mediaeval, which they for
Patriots, the youne Rovalists and tlnately are not, there would be
the Anti-Semitea hn wAr nniiaLt. gnashing of teeth in some older
ed with their sunnortera hnth hm. textile centers ia this country
. . . rr u:u .
fore and behind the"Preaidntiftl wuxcu are aow eunenng a mue. m
view 01 recent developments in the
Carolinas and . other Southern
states.
Outburst Against Loubet
lr abis, June 4 President Lou
bet went to the Auteuil races this
afternoon and was met by a vio
lent demonstration, evidently Jor
ganized and directed against him.
There was a storm of hoots, yells
4 m ..-rt .
, a laree Scotish svndicaterwaa "uu. W !: U1. TMna' ' " P
be killed. I told him ouietlv ?UDeV , anri -Vive V Armeel"
what I knaw nd hi. f.,i- K- u . wuuio race course witnessed
Cease wondering why you came
Stop looking for faulisand'flawn :
Rise up to-day in your pride and say
."I am part of the First Great Cause,
nowever lull the world. . j j
There is room for an honors man ;
It has need of me or I would not be;
I am here to strengthen the plan."
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.-
the
novelist,
M. Emile Zola,
wnose rata became so interwoven
with that of Captain Dreyfus, will
return irom London to Paris, his
exile having been ended. I 1
stand, around which a form id ab
affray proceeded,
e
A Kentucky, Trial.
London, Ky., June 5. The Baker
murder trial began at Manchester
today. Troops sent to guard the
court house are camped near the
General building, ready for action. Sent-
- - . I - .1 -ml
men will UC1B ttro 9a guara tne Keep the
me
cd
t
et-
m-
was
to
vu.uqo-forDewiy.
ne ;.a
nie fund
'1UV. ftnrl
i 1 '-'t t" ; f a. t U r J J
3 v--u.- n T i
! a tiW v'i- Tl
ur: k tot
w.iDar,i. .-
n h.;., v ,ni t nas abdut
U i I I I I
VU1 win sbon
kes a total
i-4
4r
Manifestation
the
amount
eWrer Rohe
. i
'. committee
ce. from a
y t
Jftt it
"l'tois
srtd
Rosy View Again.
Washington, June 3.
Otis reports that "24,000
be sufficient for maintaining Amer- Howards, Whites and Bakers but
ican authority in the Philippines of town. The Whites and Howards
after the insurrection shall have 4li0 Put out guards to pick off the
been quelled, This gave much Bakers if they attempt to enter the
satisfaction. The administrat inn I town. - M
looks for a restoration of normal The Bakers are camped down on
conditions' soon after the begin- Bear Creek, 100 strong. There
ning of the dry season. Authori- are fully 100 of the Whites and
ties in Washington will not be sur- Howards. Colonel Williams has
prised if Aguinaldo conclude to only lOO soldiers. All the parties
surrender before tbe end ef th are heavily armed. There has hpn
Smothered in a Sooty Pipe.
Bethlehem, Pa., June 3. For 20
years John Buehler has been em
ployed at the dangerous work of
chipping off the soot that forms in
the gas pipe feeders of the big fur
naces at the Bethlehem Steel
Works, and today he met his death
while following his vocation. He
crawled into a pipe to work. Not
returning in 15 minutes workmen
investigated and . his dead body
was dragged out He had been
suffocated. .
present rainy season. The number
of regular troops now in the Phil
ippines or under orders to proceed
there is 24,000. So ."after -the in
surrection is over the government
may withdraw 6,000 additional
regulars sent to take the place of
volunteers with safety. From now
no shooting so far.
Killed Himself on Hearing of His
Wife's Death. j j
Mobile, Ala, June 2. John
Tice, of Atlanta, visited his sbnl
Henry Tice, clerk of the Southern
Hotel here, committed suicide witii
until the beginning of the dry sea- P0180Z today, on receipt of news of
m r 1 -
son much active work will be done r -ueaa 01 niB Wlie ln Atlanta
of
fdnd
in
is
to-
New
by the navy. A fleet pf light Afie news of his wife's illness
draught vessels will be' utilized in feacned him too late to permit of
- 't to hPAr tnL. I
be
of
policing the islands to prevent fili- h.U &n8 t0 her bedside and whin Lif- hrflplf
uuoicrinK expeaicions irom lanainer i 7 7 . -w 6viitu-uo -uum jm
mm-
munitions of war.
A Woman Crucified.
Bcrlington, Vt., June 3. Mrs.
C. A. , Barber is an enthusiastic
Christian Scientist. Yesterday she
found Delia Dutully, her servant;
stretched upon the floor, blood
spurting from several wounds. She
had driven nails through the palm
of one hand and through both feet
and had made a ghastly wound in
her forehead. She appeared sane
enough and declared she had been
intending for. several days to cru-
At Four Score.
" m
Dr. Miles' Nervine Restores Health-
Mrs. L. A. Lunn, successor
to Mrs. C. C. Gorrell, has
just received one of the lar
gest and most up-to-date ,
lines of Millinery and No
tions ever brought to the
city, and can furnish you
with the best styles in Bon
nets and Hats, Fahseck
wear, Belts, Gloves, Corsets,
Side Combs, fcc, kc, at the
lowest prices. All are cor
dially invited to call and be
convinced before buying
elsewhere.
1
Mrs, L. A. LUNN,
109 WEST MARKET STREET.
Mrs. Rosa Hamner-Carter
Has one of the nobbiest lines of
1LIRI GOODS
Ever brought to Greensboro.
Everything new and up-to-date.
Made especially for tbe Spring
trade. My stock of
TSIMMEO AND UNIRIMMED HATS
Is unexcelled and you should see
them. Trices always right.
107 West Market St.
It is said that the President's
disinclination to issue a call for
volunteers for service in the Phil
ippines is due to political 'consid
erations. Military experts say
that an army of from 40,000 to
50,000 men will be required to sub
due the Filipinos. -
himself. This he
physicians labored
him. v
did, although
hard to save
The Superior court of South
Carolina, has reversed the decision
of the lower eourt in an imDortant
Without faith a man can do noth- case affecting the dispensary law.
ing. iiut faith can stifle
science. Amiel's Journal.
Beanthe - i
all
The Kind Yoa Hats Always Bcagfct
The decision gives a citizen the
right to drive over into North Car
olina, or across the bridge to Au
gusta, Ga., or. send his team over
with an agent, buy whiskey for his
own use and return with it.
UNCLE EZEKIEL OBEAE, assessor and
tax collector, Beverly, Mass., who ha3
passed the 80th life mile stone, says:
MDr. Miles' Restorative Nervine has done a
great deal of good. I suffered foryears from
sleeplessness and nervous' heart trouble.
Would feel weary and used up in tho morn
ing, had no ambition and my work seemed a
burden. A friend recommended Dr. Miles'
Nervine, and I purchased a tattle under
protest as I had tried so many remedies un
successfully, I thought It no use. But It
gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and
restored me to energetic health, i It ia a
grand good medicine, and I will gladly write
anyone Inquiring, full particulars of my sat
isfactory experience."
Dr. Mlles' Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
"benefits or money re
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address.
Go to Boycott's
For Seed Corn.
HICKORY KING,
. HOLT'S STRAWBERRY,
ALBEMARLE PROLIFIC,
GOLDEN DENT,
CAREY'S KLONDYKE,
AND PURYEAR CTfRN.
116 WEST MARKET ST.
ADULTERATIONS
M!tes?':-2
fit .? -
I Restores
V
mm 1,1
HAflltfl
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart, Ind.
viens
LITTLE UVER PILLS
KEEP THE FAMILY WELL'
NEVER CRlPErVECETABLE.
25 All DRUG STORES,""
Royal Patent Floor.
We it on it merit.
Try it n'I you will ue no other.
,T. II. HWOHTZEL,
'te-l an'l Hay, 5il SoutU tlm Street.
' Xotice is hereby given that all lawrers, den
tiets aol doctor-, and all incorporated com--
Sanies liable to pay a Privilege Ta, are Dott
ed to call at the office of J. 11. Gilmer, herin,
and obtain eaitl licene. JJerchanU are alo re
qneted topay purcha taxes for the la ball
of 1. . J. 11. OlLMKlt, Sber-t,
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