THE .EDUCATION OF MB. LONG.
Made a Mason at Sight.
An event so rare as to always at-
He Learns Something Not .Very tract marked attention in the Ma.
Pleading. But Which Should he 80nic world is the making of a Ma.
Helpful to Him. eon "at sight." In the history of
T7i .Tnhn n Lorn?.- our secre- Freemasonry in the Old -,-Dominion
j m v w - o
SStoT. d"ebt o7 'eVeriaeUng gr.ti- tto..w.. l..t ye.rrwben the Bev.
tude. By quoting Schley at a ve
S "-"nrV.:. T7he" when Grand Master R.T.W. Duke,
7, 2 " 7, .m. Jr.. conferred the Entered Appren
"7. hi eni. tice. Fellow Craft and Master Ma-
eode is thui described in the press son degrees on Dr.M-jjdlM
renorf wooawara, wdobo uuueu ucwowu
"Secretary of the Navy Long j to go as ajnedical mUsionary to
was the closing speaker, m am ouBu.i, 7"".-;
... wv. M aretarv Loner, ceivine the degrees in any other
in love and admiration for the manner. He was anxious before
President of the United States, going on his mission of mercy to
ofnrifl hftfnre vou. the reDre- become a member of ?the great
rtot; nf thatr areat country brotherhood, and- after careful
v,a niHna vou are. I am one consideration of the matter Judge
with you, also, in your love for Duke decided to exercise the pre
your own great state. And I am rogauve.
one with vou in vour appreciation The Grand Lodge was accord
of the navy of the United States; ingly convened and the most im
I thrill through and through in pressive exercises were witnessec
admiration for its achievements, by the small gathering. Dr. Wood
I recall the fall of Santiago before ward spent several days at hie
fh aun of Samnson ' father's home on Grove avenue,
"At this noint hundreds of and left last night for San Fran
iaa in tVia omwri intArrtintfid cisco. from which Doint be will
the Secretary's remarks with shouts sail very soon for his post of duty
of 'Schley ! Schley ! Schley ! Dr. Woodward was born in Rich-
- tiTha SonrorT nAimad a mo- mond about 26 vears aco. and is
ment and then said: 'My friends, the son of Mr.'.-W. JUinor Wood-
there is glory enough for all. If I ward, a pastmaster of Joppa Lodge
were to attempt to enumerate the No, 40. Richmond Times.
of all the erreat naval
DEWEY TO TAKE A REST.
names or ail tne great
achievements, you would never have
your dinner before I had' con
eluded.-"
"There is glory enough for all.
West Pointer with Boers.
Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. 32.
Dispatches from- South Africa
have made several references to
Under Advice of His Physician He
Cancels all Appointments.
Washington, Oct. 21. Admiral
Dewey, on the advice of his physi
cian, has canceled the dates for his
visit to Philadelphia and to At
lanta and will accept no more in
vitations oft this sort before next
spring. , The "following i official
statement on the subject was made
at his office here today :
j'Acting on the advice of his
physicians Admiral Dewey finds
that it wili be necessary to cancel
the engagements he has entered in
to to visit certain cities; and to de
cline all invitations for the present.
He finds that the mental strain in
cident, to such visits is seriously
affecting his health."
It was said ' by one of Admiral
Dewey's friends that this is not to
be j taken as an indication of any
alarming change in the admiral's
health, but that to a man of his
temperament the excitement and
mental strainincident to the vari
ous public functions in which he
has been a participant have proved
unusually trying. He will remain
as quiet as possible for the balance
of the winter, and it is hoped by
next spring he will be able to take
a short trip south and visit some
the places whose inhabitants
been so anxious to welcome
Oliver
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d. TS"oclx 3paLe3r for tla.e
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17 n
Prill, laugh'
ark's Ouiaway Harrow
s Fertilizers,
Kfo.ta.ii Pleased.
t.
So said Schley more than a year an American army officer named
ago, and since then there has not Blake who js serving with the
been a day on which the Navy De- Boers against the British, and who
partment Mutual Admiration So- is credited with having once lived
ciety haye not been working, tooth in Detroit.
fcnd4 nail, to exclude Schley from Blake is a graduate of West
thatv glory and cover him with Point and is from Missouri. He
odium and obliquy. They have was a dashing cavalry officer and
made charges against him in pri- while stationed in a Western- fort
vate and through the press became acquainted with a wealthy
charges which, if even half true, young society .woman in this city.
they deserve punishment for not They were married and Blake re-
preferring officially. They have, signed his commission to return to
eo far as a petty and transparent this city with bis bride. This was
tabal can do it, ostracized and the first known of him here.
persecuted him. without remorse or I In 1895 Blake left the city, an
interruption. Until the President nouncing that he was going to Af
himself intervened, the Navy De- rica upon an extended hunting
partment bulletins were used in trip. Divorce proceedings follow.
this disgraceful enterprise. Since ed and the unhappy knot was. ua-
then, the New York bun has been tied. Blake has been heard of
made the vehicle of every cruel several times first as a hunter.
and abominable calumny. - that
could be hurled at Schley.' He has
been recommended for promotion
by the department, and is now un-
der orders that may take him to
South Africa in charge of the
most delicate and responsible in
terests of the nation. If Schley
be guilty of the accusation hereto
fore made by the department
then as a civil and mining engi
neer and now as a soldier again.
It is said that over a trivial in
cident he took a deep. rooted dis
like to' Cecil Rhodes, and this is
the cause of his enlistment with
the Boers.
The Southern Rail waj
The pleasure-seeking tourist can ac-
clique, then the department com- complish no more delightful rail and
mitted a crime in recommending water journey to the North or East via
bis promotion, and' has convicted tno Southern Railway to' Norfolk,
itself of treason in assigning him thence to Chesapeake Lioe Steamers
to duty just described. There "j""""' iub .wbmpmm nne is
.a :n0r, t Kio tae last man route, me fleet consists
Ja u X -1 JZ : u VV ' of the most magnificient steamships
and thoretore it is that the Amer- afloat-City of Atlanta, Charlotte,
lean people repudiate Schley's ac- Danville and Baltimore leaving Nor-
cusers and hold" them in ineffable folk every, week day at 5.55 p. m. for
contempt. : Baltimore, touching at Old Point Com-
And to cap the climax of this fort. These ships were especially con-
detestable and rile comedy, we structed for the Bay service, and their
have the secretary of the navy appointments are as perfect as the most
confronted by an indignant aud- ia8u "f can suggest
,eDCe and compel.ed to cover Samp- 'to he
son with Schley'B generous and ... . , i
chivalric mantle. The Minneapo- The connection, with theSonthern
lis multitude would not hear of Railway, arriving at Norfolk at 7 50 a.
Sampson as the hero of Santiago, m., permits a day's stop over at that
To the Secretary's metaphor they I point, giving ah opportunity to vhh
set up the stern fact of popular uia roxm Quort Monroe), Virginia
conviction, and Mr. Long found it Be,a,cft ana Newport News.
necessarv to nrotect Samnnn h. . 5or raiBS tnrougn ucKets ana other
hind SchIey-. inWtar Warn. ttSS&SSSSZ
Jhderethar e.ing linger Agent. Charlotte, N.
secretary of the navy is a most
gracious and amiable gentleman. Millions Famine Stricken.
His habits are those of the stu- Simla, India, Oct. 23. At to-
dent if not of the valetudinarian, day's meeting of the" Supreme
Accomplished, cultured, scholarly, Council of India C. M. Rivaz said
he cannot be said to live within that the famine-affected areas com-
reach of the stress and turmoil of prised 100,000 miles of British ter-
this hurrying. world. He is, there- ritory and 250,000 of the territory
fore, at times the victim of his en- of native states, each section con-
vironment. Beset by selfisfi cour- taining upward of 15,000,000 peo-
tierfe, he too often sees things and pie. The situation in the central
of
have
him.
The invitations for his Philadel
phia and Atlanta trips were can
celed by telegraph today and the
situation was explained to the
Charleston delegation, which was
anxious tor him to include South
Carolina in hie southern journey.
The admiral's indisposition will
have no effect on Lieutenant Brum
by's visit to Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 21. The news
that Admiral Dewey's health would
L L t- S M iSlll f ! A
prevent aim irom Ulling OlS Atlanta Having qualified as executor of the last will
engagement was received here with KKSt-SSf
Sincere regret. Jtiear Aamirai are nere&y notified to present tbera to the un
C,l t,MT;...M.u; s-s dersigned on or before Nov. 1st, 1900. or this no
tion to visit Atlanta, was asked this
morning to make his trip next week,
filling Admiral Dewey's place.
Schley Cannot Go.
Washington. Oct. 21. Ranresenta
tivoi l.ivinactnn f P.pnr.i. tiKt floor In Greensboro, on Monday. Nov.
w' & gtn, lbw. my lana snuatea seven xnuea east 01
reluctantly crave up nis enort to lnauce wreenshoro ana rontammg: acres. There
Admiral lwir iHmir.ii Unkiait r I is a koO'J one and hall jtory itama building.
" w av.ua. uv,uio, i good log kitchen and a tobacco barn
IT PAYS TO BUY THE BESTl
And that's what you'll be sure to get
if you buy from us.
KTAKEHELD:-- HARIRgfABE .COBaPftliT;
II--. ! -----
Executor's Notice.
tiee will be plead in bar of their recovery.
xms letn a ay 01 octoDer, ivw.
44-6w
II. W. RTEELE,
-Executor Cornelia A. Steele.
NOTICE OF SALE!
I will sell at public auction, at the court
eo to Atlanta with Lieutenant Brum- place
i j . .
on the
Also a vary good orchard. The place
u.. i j . .u . u t.i wan wtterea. i nere are aDout acrei pi
ujr,ptuv iCiOKiueu u vuo sumunviBs .OM.Dllie timber and a small meadow.! It
there: Pewey will not go. Schley will make a good truck farm. Terms ot sale
o. tj v r One-half cash and balance in six months at 6
wuuu Bw, mumujf "A"" per cent, interest.
aayr . - -
This was after he had received a
uuuuor ui telegrams iruiu Auaum i fl 11 '
urging him use every effort to have IMOIICG DV 1 UUjlC3tl0D
one on ootn oi tne aamirais mane tne
n nAVia
vcLeanville, N. ti.
trip; and after personal oonferencea
with both of them. He learned, how
ever, from Admiral Schley that the
Jatter would make a trip to Birming
ham, Ala., on Nov. 1st, and, as this
would take him near Atlanta, he con
sented to visit the city at that time.
North Carolina,
Guilford County.
in the Superior Coitr
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Edna L. Case, plaintiff.
vs.
Li.
measures men by their calculated
standards, and so, albeit in perfect
innocence, becomes a partyto their
unworthy schemes. This tour of
the country will do him good. It
will serve to free him from the
tainted atmosphere in which he
has dwelt too long, and show him
the difference between the overla
den air he breathes in .Washington
and the strong, invigorating ozone
of wholesome popular opinion,
Mr. Long needs to know that the
eelf-eeeking little retinue which
plots and plans in his ante-cbam-
rer aoes not represent tne senti
ment of the thousands who have
no favor tq ask of him and who
want nothing but public justice,
honor and fair dealing. " "
He has had one lesson at Minne-
t i
uppiio. li ue requires more, ne
will get it as be journeys further.
Washington Poet. -
A sleeping car combine has been
cuecieu lurougn me consummation
of negotiations between the Pull
man and Wagner companies.
proyince8, and particularly in
Berar, Guzerat, North Deccnn,
Southeast and Central If unjtb,
Baroda, Indore and Rajputana was
distinctly grave.
Mr. Rivaz said he thought the ex
treme limit of high prices, how
ever, had already been reached, and
that the food supplies from Nuvma
and Bengal would prove sufficient.
He estimated that the direct re
lief would cost 1,500,000 rupees, in
addition to loans until March, and
said that a quarter of a million
people were already receiving assistance.
Will Arbitrate the Claims.
London, October 24. Russia agrees
to arbitrate the United States' claims
resulting in the seizure of Sealers in
the Behring Sea, which has been hang
ing fire about eight years.
A protocol ot the two governments
has been drawn. The dual formalities
are expected to .be .concluded next
month. The arbitration will proba
bly take the form of the Venezuelan
court. . '
Elmer L. Case, defendant.
It appearing from the affidavit of Edna
Case in thU action that Elmer L. Case, defend
ant therein, is not to be found in said cnuntv
As this trip is Only about ten days off, and cannot after due diligence be found in the
the admiral would not tbmk of an- naa in8titted for the purWe or obtaining
Other trip in the meantime. More- a decree of aid court dissolving the bond of
nvAr Ka olt thot. T.lantan.nt Rmmhir matrimony between plaintiff and aefendant
' MW --.v-.---. j and a divorce absolute iiom saiu defendant.
OUeht to have the .honors Of the OCCa- It is therefore ordered that notice of this ac
.Un mt n) . ur tion be publined once a week lor six weeks in
c vm yco oii umo uuuuia i jjjQ Greensboro Patriot, a weekly newspaper
8DOUld not be shared Or divided by his puhlihed in the county and state aforesaid.
notifying anu requiring ine saiu ueienuani io
appear at the next term of the Superior Court
of said county to be hejd on the fourth day ; of
uecember, isyy, at the court house in said coun
tv and answer or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff or the relief therein demanded will be
granted. -
Witness my hand this ?8th diy of Pertember.
1899. JNO. J NEbSUN. C. S. C.
Notice of Execution Sale.
own presence.
Representative Livingston will ad
vise the Atlanta authorities to-morrow
that Admiral Schley will be there
about October 31st for a day.
i I. -
Booker Washington's Proposed Ex-
I f hibit at Paris.
Washington, October 21. Prof.
Rnnkflr T Wnahinflrt.nn thrhnnrl nf
the negro industrial school at Tus- GSmSKcwr. ! In thc sPerir -
kegee, Ala., saw the President to- - w. g Brown,
day, regarding the school's exhibit John Gallagher.
at the Paria Emnuitinn. There By virtue of an execution directed to the un-
sn , F - . . t dersigned, from the Superior Court of Guilford
Will be a distinctive negro exhibit county, in the above entitled action. I will on
in the American section, but Prof. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1899,
Washington wants, if possible, a &i the court house door of said county, sell
Small space particularly for the ex- to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
I... ! u m i t . execution, all the right, title and interest which
Dibit Of the l USkegee Institute, the said John Gallagher, defendant, has in the
whinh ia the Inrfrnat aohnnl nf thn folio wing described real estate, to-wit; The fol-
wnicniS tne largest SCnooi OI tne iowing described land levied on by the sheriff of
kind in the world. The 'President Guilford county on the 18th day of November,
... ,. . . . , 1898, The following real estate as the property
aSSUrea Dim OI DIS interest in the of John Gallagher, situated in Gilmer township,
educational work of which Prof. 'JTo. gStf$J
Washington is the leader, and re- m block Nos of the Gillespie subdivision f
j l v i V i South Greensboro Investment Co. lands and
f erred him to Commission Peck, as bounded as follows: -.Lot No. 7 in block No o
to the details of the exhibit. ?ems Vhe nT k.I-.J r? " 6tf?et flVty.fit
4 in block No. 3 fronting fifty feet on east side Of
Asbeboro street. Lot No. 15 in block No 3 front
ing fiftv feet on the west side of Asheboro street
WASpiNGTON Oct. 21. The Dew-, fronting south. Also lot No. 17 in block No 3
. . , , m irvuiiUK wtj iced un me biuc ui aeucuoru
6V Committee, Whicn Das Charge OI street fronting south, being the land conveyed
thftnnrohftfift of a home for Arlmir- bv tne uth Greensboro Investment Co. to
mepurcnase OI a nome ior Aamir- John Gallaeher bv deed dated 13th of .lulv. 1891.
from popular and registered in book No 8., pagea US. 116 i
Dewey's House Selected.
This October 2d. 1893.
J. IT GILMER.
Sheriff Guilford County.
'
al Uewev. bv monev from nonular and registered in book No 8o, paces us. 116 and
1' u i j l 11" of the Register's oflice of Guilford county to
subscriptions, has Selected n0U8e J which reference is made. I
No. 1747 Rhode Island avenue, N.
Y., known as the Fitch house. The
house is one door removed from
the corner of Connecticut avenue.
I 9
in what is regarded as the most
desirable section of the city.
It is understood that the amount
of the subscription was sufficient
to cover the cost of the house, its
furniture and all incidentals.
A. K. MAWKES,
Atlanta's Famous Optician. ;
JJirect from the home offlce of this Gre,at Optical House, or one of b!i
practical Opticians and will remain at the store af his agent, Jno.B.
Farise, Druggist, - ;
4 Days Only, Beginning Nov. 1st.
- ' This will give the citizens of Greensboro and vicinity ajrare
opportunity of havingtheir
EYE SIGHT TESTED FREE !
By one of the most renowned and successfuPas 'well, as reliable OpJ
cians in the XL'S. Mr. Hawkes has the modern appliances or scita
tific adjustment of glassen to the eye. There is no Optician in the U.
S. who enjoys the confidence of the people more than Mr. Hawkes. H
name is a familiar word throughout a section of country inhabited. by
over TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS of people. Mr. Hawkes has probity
adjusted glasses to the eyes of more people of national and ihternaticnl
fame than any other optician living. This firm was established in In).
Is often the cause of headache, dizziness, nervousness and dimneti cf
vision. This can be cured in many cases by the correct fitting of fc
Crystalized lenses to the eye. Call early, he positively remain! but four
day 8, as he has other engagements for later dates. ,
CAUTION. I would caution the public against buying ipectacei
from peddlers, going from house to house with a lot of spectacle, rep
resenting them to bo Hawkes' or selline the-same grade of g1-
Hawkes spectacles are NEVER peddled. - Many of the inferior glin
that. flood the country are positively injurious to the eye.
From Ex-President of U.S. Oroyer Cleveland.
Executive Mansion, Washington, Dec. is. -
suited to my eyes for Jar seeinjr. And I shall enjoy them on my ihooMn v.,
Yours very truly, ; ORovEKtu""- ;
The Great Warrior and Statesman.
Mr A. K. Hawkes. Dear Sir: When I require the ue of gla? l?4
your pantlscopic Crystalized Lenses. In respect to brilliancy and clearer
vision, they are superior to anv glasses I have ever used. . m'
Kespectfully, Fitzhuoii Lee; Consui oen i
One of Our Greatest Statesmen.
Mr. A. K. Hawkes.-Dear Sir: The DantiscoDic, classes you furuibeJ -
some time smcenave given excellent satisfaction. I have tesieu i - ,
and must say they are unsurpassed In clearness and brlllianry by any -
have ever worn. ' Respectfullv. - Gen. John B-,;i,R!';BIMr.
. ' Ex-Gov. of Ga. and I
Ml
Late reports say the aspect of
affairs in Samoa is indeed far from
reassuring. There is trouble brew
ing and it will come Boon if the
three powers do not come to aid
the government and the distracted
officials. The three consuls who
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ter of report that the feeling be
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ional government is strained.
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103 E. Market SU Greensboro!
Xext door to Pickard's.
! . RECEIVED
r Highest Award Diploma of Honor . j?
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u.&. established 1870. Caution. These Famous uia
peddled.
are
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And not only get glasses scientifically adjusted to your eye?,
a pair of his Crystalized Lenses, the most brilliant spectacle.
but f'-r:
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existence.
Inventor and Sole Proprietor of all tbe
He will positively remain but FOUR tJ,
The Patriot and the Atlanta Constitution Both One
Year Osiy