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Distributors.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Lumberton, - - - N. r
W. S. NORMENT,
Attorney at Law,
LUMBERTON, N. C
Practice in all the Courts in the State.
R. E. LEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
jRooms, Noa. t and X McLeoA Building,
LUMBERTON. N. C.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ILUMBERTON - - - N. C.
Office in the McLeod Building.
Wads Wishart. D. P. Shaw.
WISHART & SHAW,
.ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
JOffice over Pope's Drug Store.
Practice in all the Courts.
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JOHN Y. SMITH.
SHAW- SMITH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Vampill Building, on Fifth Street,
LUMBERTON, - - N. C.
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ft THE
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V AXE
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Equitable Life,
WORK OF MADMAN.
He Shot and Killed His Two
Brothers,
Barricaded Himself la a Barn and Was
Captcred by the Snerill ThroDgn i
Base.
Associated Press dlsoatch.
pottBville, Pa , Nov. 2 Work
ed luto a fretzy as a result or an
altercatiou with one of his broth
ers, Benjamin Franklin Weissing
er, living on a farm Bereral miles
from this city, this afternoon.shot
and killed his two brothers, at
tempted to kill his Bister and
sister-in-law and held a large
of policemen at bay for mn hours
beiore he was captured. The trage
dy occurred on the farm of the
father of the meuXThe d ad men
are Louis Wei80ger,aged 27 years,
single, and Frederick, aged 25, who
leaves a jwidow. The fratride is
45 years old.
niamin and rredencs had a
arrel early iu the afternoon over
the cleaning of a horse. Daring
the altercatiou lierumin nred four
shots at Fred without any of them
taking effect. Frederick fl d to
the attio of the farm house and
was followed into the bouse by the
enraged brother. The latter se
cured a Wiuchester repeating rifle
aud as he was leaving the house he
encountered another brother, Lou is,
at the kitchen door. Without a
word of wsruing, Benjimiu fired
at Louis, the bullet stnkiug him
iu the side. The victim fell un
conscious and died in half an hour
without utteriog a word.
Weissinger then walked down a
path and caught a glimpse oi
.Frederick, who was looking out of
the attic window. Benjimiu quick
ly raised his rill i aud fired. The
bullet entered Fred rick's cheek and
penetrated the brain. He fell dead
across the window sill. His wife,
who had gone to the attic with him,
a tempted to drag the body into
the room. She succeeded in this,
but not before Beoj imin had fired
several shots at her without effect.
BiMijiiaiu's attention was then at
tracted to his sister,, Mary, who
had oome out of the house to per
suade him from doing any more
shooting. She persHted so strong
ly that be turned his rrfi-t upon
her and fired twice- but hitum wax
bad. The jom'jg woman escaped
iuto thq. bousi.
Having real zid what he had
done aud fearing arrest, Beujimui
decided tp barricade himself iu
the barn He went into the house,
secured A shot-gun, Btveral revol
vers and ammunition and then
took up his position in the barn
When Sheriff Smith appeared
on the scene, a ruse was planned
tw capture the' man. Another
parley was held with the murderer
And he agred to let the two farm
hands bring hiui his supper. The
men were instructed to watch op
poriunity, seiza mm oy the arms
and shout, which would be the
signal for the deputies to rush in
ibis they did and a tornble strug
gie iook piace. ine murderer is a
- 1 . 1 1
powerful man, but the force of
numbers was too much for him
and he was tied hand and foot be-
fore be could further use his wea
pons.
Weissinger is believed to be in
sane. His mind is Baid to have
been failing for some time. He
had cothiug to say regarding the
tragedy except that he exclaimed,
"1 am bewitched.
Oerman Experts Coming.
Associated Press Dispatch.
Boston, Mass., Nov. 1, An im,
portant commission of Oerman
technical experta is now. en., route
to America to study American, sys
tems of finance, commericialism
and tbe technique of its manufac
turing enterprises. Among them
are three of tbe most prominent
men of German duanceand science,
Director Derbe'g. of the Bank of
Commeroe and Industries, Director
Wiuterfeld, of the Berlin coutwer-.
cial Company, and Privy Council
lor Von RathenaafJ, director gen
eral of the greatest electrical works
in Germauy.
A num ber; of others are to follow
with the avowed purpose of "study
ing the United States aud seeing
how the Americans do it." They
will visit New Orleans, Mejtnphis,
Nashville, Atlanta, Charlotte, Col
umbia aud the great cotton cen
tres, the priucipal Texas cities, the
great farms, rauchos and mines of
the West, aud the smelting centres,
after a tour of the great work-shops
of the E 1st.
Fatal Explosion of a Gas Main.
Wheeling, W." Va., Ot. 27.
Two foreigners were instantly
killed and another probably fatal
ly hurt by the explosiou of six-teeu-inch
gas rnaio at Ca moron
yesterday. The meu were .blown
nearly 50 feet bv the force of the
esploiioo and their -bodtei were
NE0K0E5 LYNCH A NF.ORO.
The Negroes Took Him from Custody
and Hanged Him.
AMoelaleil Pmu (llHoatcti.
Shn vi-port, La, Nov. 2 J
Craddock, a iirgro, was lynched l)j
an infuriated nuii, composed ohif
ly of blacks, at Tavlorstown, about
seventeen miles from Shraveport,
last night. He approached the
home ol Wesley Chamber, a ne
gro cotton picker, aud called him
out. After whispering to him and
as Chambers turned to leave, Crad
dock split bis head with an uxv
TheuCraddock mutilated the body
of theiving man frightfully.
Then, observing Dju Washing
ton, another negro, he crept upon
Dim aria situck uioi on me
bead
with, the edge of the axe.
satisfied with this, he weut to the
door of theoal'in and called Cham
beta's brother, Mercer, to the door.
Mercer unsuspectinglv came and
was at ouoe beaten down and fright
fully it jnred. Wesley Chambers
died almost instantly ; Mercer died
this afternoon aud Washington
cannot live.
After committing the triple mur
der Craddock walked to Taylors
town and mingled with the negroes
there, boasting of the crime. He
appeared perfectly unconcerned
and said be killed the men "just
tor fun."
Craddock was captured by t
small posse of white meu, but 1
crowd of about BOO.mostly negroes
took possession of him and at nnc4
hanged him to a tree-and burned
bis body beneath it
Judgment Suspended.
Courts are somtim8 criticifd
for suspending jndgment in so
many cases, but what's to Sedone?
Ywsterdav the first caee tried by
Judge Allen aud a jury in the Su
perior Court was against five young
boys fordisturbtug a religious meet
ing. They were convicted with
ease, but the prosecuting witnAsies,
the church people, begged that
nothing be done with them and
jndgment was suspeuded. The
ends of justice were no doubt sub
served, vet thsre was perhaps crit-
ictpm. The next case up was
against an old man claiming to
have bjen a soldier blown up in
the crater around Petersburg. His
claim was investigated and thought
to be corrects- His right irm was
paUied and he was in a deplorable
condition, but he was convicted of
stealing a cow. That palsied arm
paralvnd the jndge and he did
not know wbat to do until the old
fellow said ha could prove an sKKi
y throe witnesses. Then be was
told to produce them before the
end or the term and the case was
kept open. Butsnpnoiq he doog
not make his claim of an alibi
good, what can be done with him?
He is too old and disabled to work,
though he ' "manages to scurry
around and keep out of th9 alms
house, even if he does havoto steal
a cow. Greensboro Rooord.
'Result of a Drunken Freak.
New York, Nov. 2. Fourteen
solid blocks of bnildiugs in ruins,
one life lost, two-soore persons in
jured, 500 persons homeless and a
tiuauual loss of $1,500,000 is the
outcome of an alleged drunken
freak which resulted iu tbe fire at
Couey Island yosterday.
Frank Connolly, 27 years old,
and Peter Skelley, 83 years old,
former waiter in the Albatross Ho
tel at SbeepBbead Walk and the
Bowery, are locked "op, charged
with arson, on tbe strength- of
statement made by Barney Wolf,
proprietor of a Raines law hotel at
tbe island. Wolf says that on Fri
day night Connolly and Skelley.
in the presence of a great crowd
said that things were getting dull
in the island, and they believed
they would liven the place up with
a fire. Wolf says be saw them
start a ore, wbioh he put out.
Again yesterday, he asserts, they
started a second fire, but be arriv
ed just as tbe fl imes shot up aud
was uuable to control them aa he
nad done on tfriday and he gave
the alarm.
What Kind.
A young' Japanese compositor
employed ona Japanese pa per hard
ly a stone s throw from the Mail
aud Express- building was riding
down town in a city ball rain the
other morniug. -He was engrossed
10 bis morning paper and paid lit
tle attention to the other passen
gers. But a fresh looking youug
man who sat next to him, aud who
had been eyeing him all along.sud
deuly said:
"What sort of a neti' are von,
anyway aChiuese or Japanese?
The little1 Jap was -not caught
napping, li iicfc as a wink he re
plied: "W bat sort of a 'key' are you.
anyway a monkey, a donkey.or a
Yankee?" i J .
Tbe fresli young man had no
more to say and let B the- train
quickly wbeo City Hall station
was reached. -New York Mail aud
Express. 1 " .'.I. -c
True merit js like a river, tbe
TRIAL AT TRENTON
Negro Arraigned for tli3 Marde
0! Mr. F. G, SimmoDS.
Tvo Brothers, Partners In a Lumber Co
Draw Pistols and Try to Kill Each
other.
From gpfola to Charlotte Olwertcn
Newbern, Nov 2 Alfred Dn
iels, the negro who is charg d wit
the murder of Furuifald G. Sim
uaons, father of Senator Simmons
was takeu fromCraven county j 11
Sunday night, by 8beriff Taylor
of Jones county, to Trentou, where
he will be tried for the cru )l and
dastardly murder of oue of tbe
States oldest aod mcst rerpected
citizens. Daniels was placed
Craven Jul owing to tbe fctroog
sentiment that was against iiim
All the indications pointed to hi
cuutattue nodiuff ot Mr. aim
moos' body aud it is itid on good
anthority that the alleged mar
derer made a verbal confession
sheriffs Taylor, ot Jcues, aud Bid
die, of Craven, that b killed Mr
Simmous, in self-defame. Mr. Sim
coons' gun was found by his sid
with both barrel c cked, but from
the statement made by tbe prison
er it was impossible for him
have shot Mr. Simmons from th
position and location that he said
he was in. j ce case will come op
before Judge Henry K lifyau.wh
is prestdiug at the criminal term
of oourt for J mei county. " v
A quarrel thatoain near term
mating in an awtut trngedy occur
rd to-day at th -Ihod of ithe Pin
Lu'mber Compauy, of this city, iu
which two brothers were the prin
cipals. The qtiarrel were over
financial matter. Jos. E. Hawk
0110 ot tbe parties involved,
is
president of the above namndcoin
pany, which docs a tremendous
busiooss, aud the other,! E. G
Hawks, is manager of oue of the
small mills of the company, a
(Jroatan ten miles iroui this city
It seems tbat J . b rlawk had sua
picious that the tinauoial affairs
of E. G. Hawk were not whattheV
out. to bo, ao this moruing J. J5
iiawa, learning inac qis orocner
was iu tbe city, drove to Croatau,
and got possession of tbe hooks usod
at the mill at Croatan,and brought
them back.witb him. When K G
Hawk bad beeu informed of his
brother's actions, he went to the
office tf thocompany and demand
ed that the books bo returned to
him, but upon refusal, witness
sav E G Hawk drew his revolver
and once again demnnded the
books, but it is said J. E. Hawk
ran bis baud to his hip pocket
an attempt to draw nis weapon.
but at this jrtucture W. F. Aberly,
who is secretary and treasurer of
the company, interfered, and in
the melee one gun was exploded,
but no damage was done. Then
E G. Hawk was disarmed and
Aberly took J. E. Hawk's gun aud
unappped it two or three times a
E. G. Hawk, but during tbe ecufll
tbe guu was "broken," and all the
cartridges dropped on the fl nr
An officer arrived on the scene,
and arretted all the partios. The
preliminary trial was held this
attprnoon, and Yj. U. llawk was
held uuderflOO bond, for his ap
pearance at court, also $500 justi
fied bond tbat be would keep peace
for six months. Aberly was put
under a 150 bond.
Paint In the Water.
Wilmington, N. C. O.t. 31
Special. Aa a result of drinking
watT which was poisoned bv paint.
tbe four year old daughter of Mr
Charles McMillan, an architect of
this city, died this morning, and
an infant sod lies at the point of
death. Rain-water running off a
freshly painted roof aud emptying
into a cistern which furnished tbe
supply ot drinking water for the
family, Was the oanse of the trou
ble. The! children drank the water
and it caused inflammation of tbe
stomach. Medical skill was pow
erless to relieve the lntensesuffer-
ing of thechildren. Tbe boy can
not recover.
Girls Oct Damages.
Wilmington, N. C , 0:t. St
Special. Tne'Jnry in the damage
suit of Mtrtil L .Kreech against
Wilmington- Cotton Mill touight
returned a verdict giving the
plaintiff $300 Suit was brought
for $25 C 0 damages. The plaintiff.
female operative, wan. ii'jired
by heiugtcaught in some' machin
ery. ,. ,
lusuranses against hail storms
a new tbing, but a lar?e unniber
f farmers took out policies insur
ing tueir crops again damage y
hail last slimmer. One iuuranc
ootnpanv had 500 policy bolder
111 this State to report Iops by hail.
Wbat is needed thronahout1 tho
slately belt of the State is iusur-
auca agaiust'daroage to grain crops
by cniQOh bogi. Moproe Joqotr-
Klllil Wild aoU Himself.
Washington, Ncv. 2 I; ui
Mirtfeld to day shot and killed Ins
wife and then counmitrd suicide
at a boarding house berr. Mort
feld wa a parolinl patient f a
hpiial for the msaiie and it i
believed tl.e deed was committed
because of hi fearof Iteiug return
ed to tho asylum. Mr. Mortfeld
engaged iu a desporate stuggle with
her husband beiore she was killed.
Erly this morning Miss Margaret
Worrell, the landladp heard the
c man's frantic apfeaU for held
and eudoavoroti to reach the room
but the door wa locked. The
landlady rau into the street aud
appealed to several people, one a
watchman at a nearby building,
but all failed to respond. Mrs.
Werrell returned, telliug Mrs.
Mortfeld to hold out a little longer
as the polioe were coming. To
fhots were tbeu fired and Mrs. Wer
rell tbiuks tbey were iutended for
her. Three shots followed and she
believed these ended tbs lives of
couple.
Murdered by rioantalaesra.
Bristol, Teuu., Nuv. 2BC
Bank, assistant superintendent of
tke Virginia St- Loo is fair7 com
mittee, aiTived be re to-day from
Big-Stone 0p, Va. Ha stated
thatE D. Weut 1. brother of tbe
missing youug mau, K L Weuti,
had sbaudoyed all hope of fiuding
the missiuff young man alive. Mr.
Binkmattd that E D. WenU
expressed adherence to 'the toory
that his brother had been murder
d by mooutaiueers. Mr. Batiks
knew nothing of the reKrt tbat
irOO.OOO had been demauded as a
rausom for onz s reluru to Bb
family. . .
X ,1 , ij.ii. 11.
Mrs. Saldtlng Almoat Drowns Her-
.sell.
italeigh, Nov2, Mrs. Richard
Sajutsiug, who lives uear here, at
tempted suicide yesterday. Sha
was missed. and a letter was found
distflosiug her intention, and" say
ing that ber body might te foaud
in a creek near-by. Search was
instantly made. Toe body was
found iu thelater, being appar
eutly dead. A physician arrived
immediately,' and said she was
still alive, bnt bad tbe remained
ill t he water a moment longer sh
would have beeu dead.
Sho is iu a serious conditioo.
STATE NEWS.
The d'spensaty won in at Kin
stoti election over saloons by or
mtij nty, after one of the hardest
fought battle at the polls ever
known there. J he vote. cast was
GOO. Until thet'ilLcial count both
sides confidently claimed success
The election was very quiet and
orderly, and there was uo distur
bauce.
A new enterprise has-been open
od ap at Qreeiisbofo. J. C. Her
ring, of tbe llerriug Artificial
St oue Company, of Charlotte, has
entered into a co-partnership with
Messrs. Sam Browo and W. h
(Jarter, ot mis city, aud toe new
firm will manufacture artifioia
stone and do a general wholesale
oemout business. The factory wil
be located ou Walker aveuue, and
tbe business willie quite ati ex
tensive oue.
Mr. Alfred S. Galloway, while
nn bis way from Pelhnm to Dr
Keesee's store, near Reidnville, last
Monday mormon, found a dead ne
gro ou the railroad track just this
side of Pelbam The negro was
deutifhd as Saoford, Thompson
who lived Dear by, and his body
showed marks which indicated
that he bad been killed by a train.
The negro attended church in
Rufliu Sunday night and it is
thought be had boarded a freight
train to ride homo, lhe train
did not stop at Pelham, and h
most have been burled under the
wheels wbile trving to alight. The
boy wss about 22 years old. Mr.
Golloway notifid some people of
the section of nis find and an in
qtust will be held.
Maggie -Carver, a fourteen-year
old or Mr. and Airs. b. ss. Uarvsr
nf Abbeville disappeared from her
homo about a mimt h ago and all
ff irtsof the family aud police to
wate her have prcvd a failure,
'he matter has been kept qrait
it h tha hope that thechild might
e found.' It is the llief of the
father tbat bis daughter has been
foully dealt with.' It is said to-day
that Mr. Carver is prostrated, and
fears are entertained that she will
ose her reason.
The Tittl 8.ir-old girl of Pas
tor R R Nichols, of the oolored
Methodist church at Knistou.N C.
ed an awful death; Thursday night
t miduight as. a result of a horri
ble burning vesterdao. The littl.
irl was playing iu the fire with
broom, alternatelv sticking the
broom in the fire and then putting
her foot on it t stamp out tbe
blsz when its dress csnsjht fire
The iBantiat Statn Convent ion I
meets in Charlotte, fjecember 9cb.
ix bnqdred delegates will be in
WELL, COME AND SEE!
We will (fladly exchange the larger portion of
our Large Stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Capa,
Shirts, Pants. Ladies' Dress Skrits, Shirt Waists,
Ladies' Cloaks, Capos; Jackets, &o, for the money,
and we will eive y oil the best bargains you dver
had. Come! Come I
W are in better shaoo to serve our cus
tomers now than ever beiore. '
We havejuat opened a very nice line of
Gents' Clothing and Youth's Suits
and a
Nice Line of Pants.
A nicer line of
Ladies' Jackets and Skirts
thalb has ever come to town and we make
the prices right
A new line of DRESS GOODS has also
been added which we will sell very cheap.
Our Furniture Department
is ready to be compared with any you will
find anywhere, and we will sell it on the in
stallment plan very cheap for cash.
All we ask is give us a call while in town
and we will save you monev.
Yours for business,
Lambert 00, October 16th. 1903.
AaWEINSTEIIM'S,
The Store 4 That Does Things !
The Fall Rash Is Oo!
CARR1BD'I I.U4IBKRTON !
Pwenting to-day'atid erfryilny In eveiy dfprt
tnit mallitiKlet of a-tractiom in SUPERIOR FAI L
AND WINTKR MERCIIANDISR frowi all qnar
ters of tb woijd. Greateat naaihrr of allraclive
offurings ever seen under one roof in this section.
CLOTHING I
- II Hm til Urgtst ltd Bast Stock c! Ira
Op-Mite Clotlliit
Our prices are much lower than yon can oMatibin
other stores. See hs before buyiuij, it will be HON
KEY SAVED IOR YOU.
SgOE&
won't Doy 8ROES. until yon nee onr line. Buy
the famous SKL2 c KING BUR SHOES. A writ
ten Kuarantee with every pair. Everything yon
need in 8hoes of alt style all prices. Pull line of
Dry Goods, Notions. LaW7ckdt, Shirts, Trunks
and vslle, &c, at prices lower tbn ever.
Come in and see onr line of new (ijvt'xlate gorals,
nd see the toiall prices we are offering agM 11 thts
Pall and Winter. You will find BIG BARGAINS
in every department of our at r and polite atten
tiou to all. ,
U" Grand Tailoring event. Greateit variety of gmd shown
in tbe piece at onr store from Octoer 19th to- October 34th
' VOV. ONE WEEK only.
THE BANK OF
LUMBERTON, N. O.
Capital Stock paid Is Cash,
iBditldgat Llabtnty of Stocknolders in
Surplus aod Profits,
Total Deposits. October 30tb, 1902.
Total Sesoarces, October 30th, 1902,
Offer to the people ot Robeson
uuuiiuwwuuu tvnsuicni wiiu iaMC UUD Kingr . .
We solicit the tcconnU of indiyidumls, inn, corporations and tnute.
peomptiess, secdritt aid accuracy goabajtsed.
9 officers:
A.
C.
, W. MCLEAN, President,
B. TOWNSBND, Caahirr
JOHN
DIRkCTORS:
HENRY D. LEDBETTER,
C. B. TOWNSKND,
S. A. EDMUND,
WALTER 1. L. 8TEEI.E.
. OEOROB
THINGS !
Its the little things in life that seem to
coo lit most.
Yonr druggist who is not patient In
little things Is not reliable.
Care, patiuc, consideration we try
to make basic principle iu our buaineaa.
We believe we can serve yonr needs in
the drug fine, as well as anyone, and shall
at all times, endeavor to protect your in
tern Should yon see fit to give us your
patronage.
We invite an inspection of prices and
quality of goods, then we feel sure yon
will see it to your advantage to patron
ise, ns.
K. O. ROZIKR, Drvgfiat.
LITTLE
BLACKER BROS.
WK'RB RKADY WITH
Tllif BK8T STOCK KVKR
CLOTHING I
SHOES I
A. WEI N STEIN,
King Clothier.
LUMBBETON,
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$20,000 Oo
20,000 Oo
addition to Caoitai.
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$309,681 0
County and the poblic szeoenlW
R. D. CALDWELL, Vice-President.
ALEX. P. McLBAN, Asst. Caahier.
STANSHL, TeUer.
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R. D. CALDWELL,
A. W. McLEAN,
H. B FKNNINGS,
BERRY OODWN.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
RICHMOND, 1L,
THE QKCA rest STOCK OP FINK
AND MEDIUM
1H THE SOOTH.
CORRESPONDENCE
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