"si
aranteed Boos-FWe, mrj-uwfx
Circulation Laxfer Than Tbsi
Of Any Other Dally News
paper Pnblished In
Wilffllofton.
I IN TUB 8TATVC J
outlines.
lr new members of the board of
U nf the S. A. L. elected.
her resolution has broken out in
V,,pa martial law has been de-
L Jack Keon killed by a con-
oflElPaso, Texas. R. T.
irrp and wife murdered at their
in Carroll county, Miss.
steamer Elswick Bank, at
v 3 VI -Cuk
lurjr, badly aamagea oj um.
late Democratic convention 01
and will meet to day in Balti-
The Steel workers strike
on is unchanged ; officials of the
ation are satisfied at the way
are eoine. An Italian
ist from Paterson, N. J., arrest-
Switzerland. Alice Dough-
rested in New York for conn
ing fifty-cent silver pieces., -r ! i
it by Mr. Kruger to the United
has been decided apon.
late of siege in Buenos Ayres has
Jraised. Passenger train on
and O. held up in Indiana, and
press car dynamited and robbed.
IT T. Sanford, tax collector, of.
county, Ga., is charged with
kzling $34,244. The condi
f cotton as reported by the Jour-
of Commerce is 75.5 : .
York markets: Money on call
er at 2i4per cent :the last loan
cent; prime mercantile paper 41
n a
her cent; nour was quiet ana
steady; wheat spot easy, No.
76c ; corn spot firm. No. 2
bats spot firm, No. 3 88c;roain
spirits turpentine steady at S5J
WEATHER REPORT.
. S. Dep't of Agriculture, i
Weathxb bttbzatj. - ,
wilminqton, N. C., July SL )
peratures : 8 A. 1L, 81 degrees ;
,76 degrees; maximum, 91 de
; minimum, 76 degrees; mean, 84
s. . - -
nfall for the day, 0; rainfall
1st of the month to 'date,' 8.14
OOTTON REGION BUIAJCTHf.
fe weather has continued warm in
stricts. Local rains are report
rORIOAST FOB TO-DAV,;
kSHINGTON, July 3L-raZ rsdu"'"
i n : Occasional aho weirs Thuiv'
md probably Friday ; - Tariable
Port Almana -Avgatt 1, .
Kiss
5.06 A. H.
7.04 P.M.
13H.58M.
7.56 A.M.
10.26 A. M.
Bets
Length ....
Water at Southport.
Water Wilmington .
K. Vanderbilt sent his auto-
e out on a spin a few days ago
scored seventy-four miles an
e latest reported discoveries of
pome from Liberia, South Africa,
here is a boom on in the colored
blic. ' .
Pennsylvania woman has lost
ower of speech. But it took
roke of lightning to accom-
it. . ..
miral Schley isn't talking much
days. The other fellows are
z the talking and the more
talk the bigger the mess they.
e Republicans are bragging
a full treasury, but they have
jted as a war tax in the past
years $318,790,501, and they
bn collecting.
ere. is a stingless bee in the
Undies. The stinelesa bee must.
iixnry in any country. The
less hornet has not yet put in
pearance anywhere.
ere is nothing like sticking. An
lldier at Port Chester, N. Y.,
list received from the U. S.
fnment two months' pay which
leen due him for thirty-eight
inventor has built a shirt col
rhioh will not wilt in warm
er,
a.
It is constructed of alu?
Let him proceed and build
iminum shirt and make the
.complete.
I
lr some of the copper works in
any the sheep that drink the
I impregnated with copper
green wopl. Wp have heard of
je who work in copper establish
having green hair. ,
an illustration of how the
Bficent" truBts work, the people
nmona were buying kerosene
cents a gallon. Th Stand
il Company got cont-he
ny which was . Belt-jdV-'.. at
pnce, and immediately the
jumped to ten cents a gallon.
ion of Admiral' Schley, who ii
b army, stationed at Salt Lake
een tallans to one ox the- ca
rat there and says his father:
bunch of fine cards np his
& whio.1i ha . will nlftv' t iha
I time and take the breath opt
VOL. LXVIII.-NO. 111. ; LMINOTON, NC.;;THURSDAYm
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Celebratetf Last Night at Resi
dence of Brides Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Piatt.
A VERY PRETTY SERVICE.
Miss Aisle Piatt Becones Bride ef Mr.
Robert Edward BizuII aad MUs ;
Nellie Watt is Wedded te Mr.
Prestoa Qayle Wblte.
An exceedingly pretty double wed
dinV service at the residence of the
brides' parents, Mr. and Mrs: Johjn T.
PlaJt, No. 609 Grace street, last night
at 9:30 o'clock, joined in matrimony,
four of Wilmington's most popular
youDg people Miss Annie Piatt to
Mr. Robert Edward Bizzell and Miss
Nellie J. natt to Mr Preston Gayle
.White. .. . ;:,r":". . :
-The ceremony was Very quiet and
only a few guests were present on ae
count of the illness of the father of
the brides, Mr. John T. Piatt, but the
errice was impressiTely performed
and in exceedingly "good taste. Rer.
Dr. OalTin a Blackwell, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, was the officiat
ing minister, and those present . in
cluded only relatives and very inti-;
mate friends of the contracting par
ties. The home was neatly decorated
with a profusion of plants and flowers
and the scene was a beautiful one in-,
deed. ' -
When the hour for the ceremony
arrived, the couples entered in the fol
lowing -order: Miss Annie Piatt
with Mr. Bizzelh Miss Nellie Platf
with Mr. White; Bev. Dr. Blackwell,
the officiating jninister. When both
couples had taken their stations. Dr.
Blackwell spoke feelingly the words
that made each other man and wife.
The wedding party then was served
with delightful refreshments and an
informal, reception followed, during
which music and recitations were en
joyed. m
Miss Annie Piatt,' the bride of Mr.
Bizzell, wore a becoming suit of white
silk mulle, trimmed with lace and
ribbons, witbsdiamond brooch. -
Miss- Nellie Piatt, the bride of Mr.
White, wore light blue organdio, with
lace and ribbon trimmings. Her or
naments were pearls. .
-7 There were very many beautiful
bridal presents attesting the esteem in
whieh the popular young people' are
held. Mr. and Mrs. Bizzell and Mr.
and Mrs. White will be at home to
friends after to-day at No. 219 8outh
Front street..
Among those in : attendance upon
the wedding ; from a..disunce were
Mr. A C. Bizzell, father of one of the
grooms, and son, of Golds boro, and
Miss Alma May Tice, of Winston, a
friend of the brides. .
sdiais oi tie War Path.
The warriors, braves and chiefs of
Eyota Tribe No. -5, Improved Order of
Bed Men, will be on the war path to
morrow night with moccasins on their
feetand scalping knives up their sleeves
for eight pale; faces captured wander
ing armlessly through the forest. After
a possible adoption of the white skins
into the tribe, refreshments consisting
of Arctic delicacies etc.. will Deserved.
Beaefit Laws Party.
A feature of the lawn party - to be
riven at the residence of Mrs. M. E.
Graffiin, corner Third and Walnut
streets, ' this evening for the bene
fit of the Organ Fund Society . of
Grace M. K. church will be selections
from one of Edison's latest and largest
phonographs which has been kindly
tendered for use on this occasion by
Messrs. J. H.. Behdtr & Co.
Per Beaefit of Y. M. C. A. ,
The vounr lady friends of the Young
Men's Christian Association met in the
building yesterday and decided to give
a lawn party ion the grounds of the
First Presbyterian Church next Mon
day for the benefit of the fund to be
used in fitting up the-Y. M. O. A.
parlors. Another meeting to com
plete arrangements will be held to
morrow morning-fct 9:45 o'clock in the
Association parlors.
ThV Cos! ederate Escsmpmest.
di;s.u KTgyinm runA. fibemeri "Gen.
Jullian 8. Carr, who was- in the city
i i nut. In mmt Anthaaiutifi
terms of the proposed , encampment of
in August, r For- the first time they
. - i a Mnt &-mils rate and
waj AwATai w nuirMiia ma ww xxkubbbvav
Gen. Carr believes a sufficient number
of them will attend to ma.- w
.hmum h has taken
and determination, and there can be
no failure pi is.
Sharpie Capsized.
The sharpie Winner, CapL BUly
Twi. bound from Walton'f Creek to
Wilmlno-ton. twith 'a cargo of 1000
watermelons, 'capsized down the river
near the menhaden fishery on wed
Tiav and nrt of the cargo, which
belonged to Mr. W. A. Moore, of
Southport was lost -,; .
Illcttfl WMk.Dtr Bxeuraln.
A tth.MnnMtnf minT natrons Capt.
AS SUV ww -
Sanders announces a week day ex
cursion on the steamer 'ComptonM to
n mi . A 4 .iu m ThnnfllT.
couuport iuu
teaTing; wio -
a. i i it,, anntiir inula allow
seven hours In Southport. Fare for
the round trip only 25 cents. - Patrons
may remain, at Southport or go to sea
as Uiey ucairo. t,,-:- v. ;.
Go to Norfolk, , Washington or Bal
timore on- Pipkin's excursion, Aug,
th. For ttata room and information
1HE
I : - '
LOCAL DOTS.
The Wilmington Live Stock
Co. has an advertisement of interest
in
to day's paper. .
Jefferson Lodge No. 61, K. of
last nighf conferred the rank of Es
quire upon two pages.
-During, the past month license'
has been issued for. the marriaareof
eight white couples and nine colored.
The schooner City of. Balti
more arrived yesterday with a cargo
cement for the Coal Cement Suonlv
Company.";' ,- . ,
"Be merciful to " the beasts"
always. And be specially careful of
their comforts during the excessively
hot weather.
There were sales of spirits tur
pentine on the local market yesterday
at 32 cents for "machines" and 31
cents for "countrys." 7 -
The government has been en
gaged for the past several days ii re
pairing the breakwater at New Inlet
with stone furnished by Capt Edgsr
D. Williams, r
Three colored women, Ada
Moore, Rebecca Moore and Mary J.
Battle were locked up by the police
yesterday for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct ' .
A colored excursion to ' New
born on. August 12th, returning same
day, is announced. It is by the Buf
falo Pleasure Club and the fare is
$1.00 for the round trip.-
Liiftenae was i rati ad VAfltarrlAV
forthe marriage of Mr. J. A. Brown,
a son of Mr. J. J." Brown, of Burgaw,
and Miss Katie Merritt daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Merritt of this
city. ' '.:.:',: -:
It was characteristic of Qeorge
Burns, sheriff of Cumberland county,
to present the Fayetteville- Indepen
dent Light Infantry with that hand
some china service. It will come in
handy during the encampment : - -" "
Mr. A. Silvermann bid in the
ewelry sold at auction yesterday by
Ed. a Battle, Esq., trustee in the
bankruptcy matter - of Dingelhoef
Bros, bankrupts. The amount bid
was $96, but it is learned that the sale
will not be confirmed at that figure. .
Fayetteville ; Observer, 31st:
"Mr. Ernest W Cooke, chief engineer
and manager of the Cape Fear Power
Company and of the Fayetteville and
WilmingtonSteamboat Company, re
turned last night from a stay of sev
era! weeks in New York and other
northern cities on business connected
wflh the above companies."
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remalalag Uacalled For la the WHining-
toa Postofflce July 31st; 1901.
WOMXSI LIST.
Hilma Anderson. Pheobv Bell. Ro
sa Brown. Sarah Crea, Albes Elerbey,
Telasuir Everitt Lutter Ellorby, Mary
Evans, Fred A. Foster, irannie uui,
Minnie Grady, M. E. Green, J. B,
Hewlette, James. Gay, Marian Kellir,
Emily Liee, Laura Jlnners, siamieijee,
Leoner Melony, M. A. Mc, Berenna
Mattersby, Jane Price Delia Besuette,
Josephine Reaves, Lillian Randall.
Amanda Sykes, Mary Smith, Missil
Snipe, Hester Tate,' Maggie Wallace.
HXZrlB LIST.
A TT Amltnaii. Rlh- Anderson.
C. W. Bufkin, George Bonds, Lemps
Council, Sipio Cyle, John Green, W.
M. Garrits, Bimon tiemoy, w.
Husbands, B. F. Jones, BL J. Jenkins,
Jno. W. Johnson, Isave Craptin, W.
S. Larkins, F, L. Leonard, Jno. B.
Mullen ft Sons, T. I. Mauldin. W. J.
McCall, A. S. Roods, A. w. Kivers,
James Rhodes, J. O. Richardson, M.
A "RyKVitti RnmheF A: Bra.. F. Lw
Skipper, W, J. Smith, E. E. Tooker,
J. H. Williamson. W. Wright Wal
lace A. waiJcer, latx sc tseu.
RETUIUfED FBOX DEAD LETTER OFTIOE.
Walter Farrow, Geo. W.: Parker.
: - FORsaaH. : -; . r
lfM nttHnft RaaehiottL T. V.
Robinson, SsJvadore Sano, J. Lobb. ?
Pnnnn Cf Aalliniy fnr ftVtrtVA Tp.ttfirS Will
nlAono Mtr s1Kaiu1 Tf Tint mIImI f nr
in fifteen days they will be sent to the
- Vm m war T ----
dead lener omce. bl.j. xjajhox,
- - . Fostznaster. :
Marrlafe This Eveaisg. v
At 6 o'clock this evening in St
James' Episcopal church a, pretty
weddinc service will be solemnized.
which will unite in marriage Miss
NMfield Green Cotchett and Lieuten
nt Bndlev J. Wootten. both popular
young people of Wilmington. The
ceremony will be performed oy jsev.
ward Wootten. father of the groom,
Aiaiated bv Bev. F. H. " T. Horsfield,
rector of the parish. Mr. Fred U-
Olds, of Raleigh, will be best man. ;
The Lewls'CoaBcn Case
Judge T. B. Womack, of Baleigh;
TMnt Tiipadav at Favetteville inves
tigating the rcase of Lewis Council,
who ! aoon to hang for criminal as
sault in that county. It is believed
tht Jndra Womack is making the in
vestigation for (governor Aycock, who
is being beseeched earnestly for a com
mutation of sentence. Judge womacK
rami veaterdav : in Wilmington, con
ferring with 'Judge EL K. Bryan, of
counsel for CouneiL : r j .y :
mbssssbV "
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Atiantio National Bank Dividend.
' Wilmington Live 8tock Co. Notice
;--t?i'-BUSDTESa LOOALS.C.;-v
Pan-American Pleasant rooms, i
T . ' . . aj. . . . L ? X mm AA
.- IFANmrAMTUIU. W UllllllrUJD. iViWi
n.ithnnM fit. KO. and return Aug 6th.
Apply to The C w. Poivogt uo. , ior
information.
to Norfolk 100 Washington $8.00j
Ttik 1 1 1 rv niA
Aprly to The C, W. Polvc-t Ca, for
1 : r- : ....... ...i ' . ' ' . " -
ANOTOERDOWNFALt:
Giants Taken Into the Hornets1
Nest to the Tune of Seven
to Five." . ..
PITCHERS COLE AND STEWART
Were Pitted Afslsst Bass for- Charlotte,
Bat WnmlnxtoB Did Not' Begla Its ,
RaaQettlfli Early EnonzB-Tar- ' '..
t , bore Lest to Tattles. . ; ;
' 1! . : - TESTERDATS GAMES.
Wiimington,5; Charlotte, 7.
- Kaleigh, 7; Tarboro, 6.
WHERE THET PLAY TO DAT. I
Charlotte at Wilmington; ; v h
; , ; Baleigh at Tarboro;
BTARBiNa oir the clttbs. :'l
Won. ljet Percent.
. . . . 13 7 .650
. . ."fc 10 - 10 . .600
.... 8 11 'All
.... 8 11 .431
Ralelffh .
Charlotte....
Wilmington
Tarboro.,.. .
" : Special Star Telegram. '
Charlotte, N. a, July" 31. And
yet another new t wirier did the Cham
pions try to-day against the Hornets
and yet another defeat is recorded. '
The new pitcher, Cole, was not fast
enough for victory. The locals
whetted up their appetites on him for
three innings . and then devoured
Stewart who succeeded him. Yester
day the visitors knocked . Bass out of
the box, but to-day they , could' not
find him, save in the eighth inning.
No sensational features occurred ex
cept almost an assault upon Umpire
Mace by Capt Clark, of the Hornets,
whom he had called out at the plate.
Clark rot mad and started to hit
Mace, but the players prevented a dis
turbance. Bishop, of the old Richmond team,
has been signed by : Charlotte and. is
expected to pitch in to-morrow's game.
Allen will be in the box for Wilming
ton. "Brownie" Martin has been sign
ed bj the Tar Babies. j
thk score by nrcrnras. -
123456789 BHl
Wilmineton 10000004 05 7 4
Charlotte.. .... .0 3 011101 718 1
Batteries : Cole, Stewart and Thack-
ara; Bass and Gates.
' - THS TABULATED BOORS.! '
CharlotU. -
AB S "H FO A E
Weaver, cf 5
Bigbie, 2b. 5
Hooker, rf.... 4
Drauby, lb . . 4
Knau, ss 3
S wander, If... 4
Gates, a 4
Clark, 2b 4
0 2 4
0 1 0
0; 2 13
11 1
2
2
3
1
0
6
1
0
Baas, p ... 3
Total....... .36 7 16 27 10 1
Wilmington. ab s h po a b
Clayton, ss 3 21 1 .2 0
Devlin,lb. 3 11 10 0 0
Sebring, If 3 0 0 1 0 0
Warren 3b 4 0 3 0 1 1
McGinnU, cf. 4 0 0 3 0 0
Thackara, c 4 0 0 5 0 1
r rost, ZD. 4 U U 9 o u
Allen, rf. 4 1110 1
Cole, d 1 0 0 0 0 1
Stewart, p 3 11 1 4 0
Total .33 6 7 24 12 4
6, Wilmirgton 3; two-base hits. Hook
er Drauby (2) Bass; three base hits,
Weaver, Knau,' Gates; home run,
Hooker; stolen bases, Bigbie, Clark,
(9j, . w arren ; sacnnce mu, a.ou,
T)a mm Havlin Ohmnix kaua tvn Kll
off Bass 1 ; struck out. by Bass 3, by
uoiez, Dy Stewart z; wua pitcnea,
Bass. Umpire, Mace. Time, 1:40. At
tendance 600. " .
Mighty Close Between
Wilmington and Tarboro.
It was too warm for Cole yester
day.
The Hornets and the Giants are
due here on the K. S. train to-day. -
Three "straights !" Well, that's
almost enough to make a horse editor
drunk.' ' " -
It is Tarboro and Wilmington
now that persist in their scramble for
bottom of column. " . "s
Weeks, who has pitched for both
Baleigh and Tarboro, has been umpir
ing since Meade was retired. Y; T -
A determined - effort should be
made to reinforce the Wilmington
team before next Thursday, when the
Turtles will be here. " 1: U ,
, Baleigh Post: "The poor old-
Lobsters. How can it all be explain
edtn That's dead easy. - The Logger
head Turtles are winning' the most
games.. ' -..'
Cranston (presdmabiy -Beddy,")
eauirht a winning game for Newborn
Tuesday. ; It is supposed he is with
Newbern under some temporary ar
rangement. : r--, .. ; .v
The Turtles art now 229 .pinlsn
about Si bushels ahead of the Giants;
If the Giants win to-day and the Tur
ties lose well, 'to be continued in
our next." ct50St'.a"i'ft:r:'.-i
The Charlotte papers have bought
from the Baleigh papers a county right
for calling the Wilmington team Lob
sters." It may be in order now to sub
stitute a name for Hornets."
; : There ought to be a very interest
ing game to-day." Barring accidents,
the. teams are very, evenly matched,
and those who see the game are more
than likely to get full value for their
admission fee. - 5:
: ThA Htar ' Bald - veaterdav: v "If
Stewart pitches for the Giants to-day
thev will have i good chance id even
up with the Hornets.? He did pitch
seven innings, and i would probably
have won the gf me if he had pitched
from 'the start -; x S - --::J -
: Wilmington welcomes thsv Hpr
nets most cordially. They are a well
behaved set of ball players and play a
fine game. They are .making a great
effort to win the second series, and it
will be prudent not to give big odds
azainst their success. . .r.
" Wilmington has played 19-
about one tMrd-f the games scbcl-
if:? tv3
vr:
NO
games still to be played, there -is time
enough for the Giants to redeem them,
selves, provided every weak point in
the teunic promptly strengthened.
Martin, who was knocked out of
.the box in the game of Monday, was
released by Charlotte the : following
day. - But Manager. Bryan was smart
enough to sign him at once for Tar
boro.: Martin is the little chap who
pitched against Vorhees the sixteen-;
inning game here for Portsmouth some
weeks sinee.. :. ' : ; . . ;
, v Protested Oame at Raleigb. r ; '
Baleigh. N. G, July 31. The game
here to-day was not celled until 6 :37
o'clock, the delay having been caused
by rain. - Tarboro played under a writ
ten protest, and lost by a score of 7 to
6.' The gsme had to be called on ac
count .of darkness at the end of the
eighth iniring, when the Tartars went
In f or v Uielr- ninth inning.-- Lehman
joined the visitors here and played hit
old time game. jThe score : .: '
: " - - V 1 2 34 6 6 7 8 R a s
Raleiirh . . . . . .0 OOOSiOO 1 ISO
Tarboro . . . . 0 2004000 6 10 2
Batteries : Person and LeGrande ;
Bush and Lehman. ' ' 7 -r:
SELP-LUBRICATINQ AXLK
Latest Product of .White Company of This
City Leased by Mr 8. P. Keltb-lts
v Shoptictry aad Adsptsbility.
A Star representative was yesterday
shown by Mr, B. P. Keith one of the
recently ; patented Council's Self
Cleaning Perfect Lubricating Axles"
owned by the White Patent Axle and
Hub Co., of this city, the exclusive
right to manufacture which has been
leased by Mr. Keith.
Judging by the unique simplicity and
usefulness of the device, it looks as if
the invention is destined to a decided
success. The axle is not alone designed
for use on buggies . and carriages, but
on all manner of vehicles, light or
heavy, and appears to be practicable,
time saving, conveuient,and economi
cal to man and beast alike. It is the
work of Mr. J. P. Council, Jr., of
Council's 'Station, N. C, a successful
manufacturer in the past of improved
turpentine tools, and was patented
April 2nd, this year. The axle has a
small aperture in the end passing
through the tap, in which is fitted a
lubricating piston, air tigbt. The hole
passes down through the spindle one-
fourth of an inch in diameter, con
necting with another channel leading
from the surface, making it possible
to give perfect lubrication without re
moving the wheel, and by means or a
small pump, with so much eastt that a
child can grease four spindles in half
minute. " ' " ?
The owners of the patent claim that
this system of lubrication not only
gives, out adds life to the axle, and
makes locomotion at least one-third
easier. It appears to be safely pre
dicted that it will soon supplant the
old form of axles with the accompany
ing annoyance of keeping . the vehicle
well lubricated and therefore less liable
to wear.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE
Will be Two N Sessions To-day Prof.
S. M. Smith, of Elos, Colleze, Here.
This afternoon at .4 o'clock the In
teideaominational Sunday Sehool
Conference of this city will meet ac
cording to the call of :. the Executive
Committee of the organization for the
purpose of hearing; Prof. S. M. Smith,
of Elon College, Secretary of the State
Sunday School Association, who is in
Wilmington with a view 'of -organiz
ing a County Sunday School Conven
tion. The meeting will be held in the
Y. M. C. A. auditorium and will be
presided over -by Prof. Washington
Catlett, president of the Conference;
The programme as printed in these
columns several days mgo will be ob
served, including the address by Prof.
Smith, who will be introduced by Dr.
Calvin a. Blackwell.-
The evening meeting which begins
at 8 o'clock will be presided over by
Mr. W. B. Cooper and Prof. "Smith
will again address the gathering. : .
Prof. Smith remained at the beach
last night; the guest' of Mr. R W.
Hicks.
The Theatrical Seasoa-
Vumr ft. A Schloss will leave
this morning for Greensboro - to make
arrangements for the opening of the
theatrical season in that city Septem
ber Srd.V The first attraction will be
Fields' Minstrels! which appear here
later in the season. The theatrical
season in Wilmington will open on
the evening of August 80th with
Broadhurst's new comedy, -"AdolpH
and Budolph." Mrs. S. A. Schloss
will accompany Mr. Schloss to Greens
boro. en route to Asheville, to spend
some time; -.$- ; ''-TS'-
Goveraor ftetoratd Home.
Governor Avcock came up from the
beach yesterday afternoon: and left in
the evening on General Manager Jno
B- Kenly's private car attached to the
regular northbound A. C. L. train. It
was; his first' Intention- to remain at
the beach until . the coming of the
First Beeiment of the State Guard,
but It is 'presumed now . that he will
return next week to review the troops.
m.j-- ' , ' ' i VBsjja tysjsi ijes - "' J" '-; , '-'A1 "- ':T'- '.:
: Vieit Norfolk! Washington or Bal
timore Aug. etn. xne npsin iuxcur
sion goes on that day. For tickets and
information apply to The a W. Pol-
TOgt uo. . - . t
- Take a week's outing and visit Nor
folk, -Washington and - Baltimore on
the Pipkin Excursion Aug. 6th. See
The C. W. P clvr-t Co., f;r tizi 2d
lS.-J.o
SECOND REGIMENT.
Broke Camp at Wrightsviire and
Cpmpaniestft for ffome'
Yesterdays- r-v
FIRST REGIMENT COMES NEXT
Last of the State Qaard'WIH Begla Ar-
rlTist Monday WHmlnrtos Lliht
- lafantry sad Bssd Csme Up
, Early Ootlflg a Saccess. :
The Second Begiment, North Caro
Una State Qusrd, broke camp at
Wngfatsville yesterday morning, and
left during the day for their respective
homes in the State wlth..tne exoeptjott-
of Company , C, , Wilmington Light
Infantry, and the Second Begiment
Band," both of -which, of couraei
stopped here. " : v ' i-
The "break", was without incident
of special note and . the soldiers went
home singing the praise of Wrights-
ville as an ideal place for an encamp
ment Their eood :: feelinsr towards
the Wilmington and Wrightsvilie
-people is reciprocal, . for, the manly
behavior of the troops in the Second
and the gallantry of its Officers were
the subjects of favorable remark
about the city and at the beach upon
their departure yesterday. ;
The Wilmington 'Light Infantry;
the Second Begiment Band and the
umber-Bridge Light Infantry com
posed the first Installment of troops to
eavecamp. They arrived at Wil
mington shortly before 9 o'clock. A
special car bearing the Lumber Bridge
boys was attached to the 9:05 o'clock
A. & Y. train and the company taken
home via Fayetteville.
At 11 o'clock the remainder of the
regiment, consisting of the Edenton,
Hertford, Tarboro, Greenville, - Wil
son, Golds boro, Clinton, liaxton, and
Baleigh companies arrived in the . city
and all except the Maxton Guards and
Oak City Guards, of Baleigh, left On
a special train over the Atlantic Coast
Line. The two last named companies
marched to the Wilmington Light in
f entry armory, where temporary quar
ters were established and after lunch un
der command of Capt G. B. Sellers, of
Maxton, these popular divisions of the
regiment marched to the S. A. L.
station and left on the regular after
noon train.
Camp Aycock will now be thinly
nhabited until- next Monday after
noon wheu the boys of the First Begi.
ment, Col,. J. F Armfield command
ing, begin to arrive . Toe companies
comprising .this wmgimecr-- ar- froar
Wajnesviile, Asheville, States ville,
Concord, Winston. Durham, FajeiU
vill, Shelby and Companies M. and D.,
and Battery Al, .of Charlotte. They
will find a warm welcome awaiting
them here and best wishes for a suc
cessful outing!
BIO EXCURSION C0MINQ SATURDAY.
Atlants People Will be Here ia Great
' Numbers to Spend Sunday.
A large excursion' party of - Atlan-
tians is expected to arrive at Wrights
ville Beach at 8:80 o'clock Saturday
morning and to remain until Monday;
The excursion will come over the Sea-;
board Air Line railway and will be run
straight through to the beach without
change of cars. ' Thp train 1 leaves At?
lanta at 6:30 "o'clock Friday evening
and as the fare is only $3.50 for the
round trio it is exnected that a larce
crow will be brought. -The event is
under the auspices of the Carpenters
and Joiners' Association and Mr. W;
J. Williams, business manager of the
Carpenters' Union, of Atlanta, recent
ly made a visit here and arranged vail
the details of the coming of his people.
Many of the excursionists will- remain
at the beach during; Saturday and will
come up to spend the night in the city,
leaving Sunday morning on the Cape
Fear excursions to Carolina Beach,
Southport and to sea..
Excursion To-day.
With favorable : weather a large
crowd will patronize the excursion on
the steamer Compton o day to South
port and to sea. The boat leaves the
city at 9 :30 A. M. : and returning will
reach Wilmington about 6:30 o'clock
in the evening.: The fare foe the
.round trip 'is only 25 cents. Capt
Sanders says the word is "go and bring
along all the children."
A Compromise .Effected.
The proposed "damage suit against
the British steamship Gladys about to
be brought by Messrs. Wm. J. Bella
my a,nd L. V. Grady, counsel for the
negroes who were injured in the; hold
of the vessel a few days ago, was yes
terday compromised by the owners of
the ship for a valuable consideration.
Gravel for Sewerage Co.
The schooner Brigadier - arrived:
yesterday fromVNew iYork .with a
cargo ' of gravel . for the Wilmington
Sewerage Company, ? which will I be
used in the construction of its" dis
posal plant near the cemetery. . The
vessel is being discharged at the Lord
wharf cfs'-
Mooautat Concert To-aig&L
- The ' ladies of . Fifth ' Street M. .
church are u anticipating a pleasant
event in their moonlight concert on
board ; the steamer Wilmington this
evening. I ; The trip will , be 'twenty
miles down the river and the fare will
be only 25 cents.
Take a week's outing and visit Nor
folk. Washington and Baltimore on
the Pipkin Excursion Aug. 6th. gse
Th 3 C. 7. rolvct Co., tzt t::rtti t 1
J. W. NORWOOD, Pres.
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BAM,
WIL1IINOTON, N. O.
The Directors of the Atlantic
dividend of one per cent, forthe month of Jnly,j; same is payable this day.
Resident stockholders will; please call for their checks. -
amr iM. - ANDREW
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. E. C. Holt left yesterday
for the mountains. '
Mr. Fred Phillips, of Tarboro,'
ia the guest of Mr. T. D; Meares, Jr. t
Mr. Fred. Kidder has gone -to
Western North Carolina to spend
some time. - - -
Mr. Walter L..Holt returned
yesterday ; to Fayetteville 1 from
Wrightsvilie Beach. -
Mrs. Franc H.? Jones, of Char-
lptte, is here on a visit to her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Smith: '
Mrs. P. F. Duffy and dangh
ter, Miss Davie, left yesterday to spend
some time at Bed Springs, N. O.
Miss Maribland- Wallace, of
Kenansville, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Wallace at The Orton. -
Mr. Ernest Holt, of Greens
boro, arrived yesterday evening to
spend some time at s Wrightsvilie
Beach. ' " ' .
Misses Adelaide, Rosa, Bessie
and Cammie Short, of Washington,
N. C, returned home from the beach
yesterday.
Qol. Mike Brown,- of Barnwell,
S. C, arrived yesterday to look after
his interests here as a member of the
firm of Brown $ Co.
Miss Ellen Crudup, of Kittrell,
and Miss Sarah Macon, of Warrenton,
returned home yesterday afternoon
from Wrightsvilie.
Fayetteville Observer 31st:
Misses. Nellie and Alice Matthews go
down to Wrightsvilie to-morrow to
visit Mrs.George D. Parsley."
Mr. A. S. Holden has severed
his connection with Greenewald's
Shoe . Emporium after a contin
ous service of nearly nineteen years.
Bev. I. W. Hughes, rector of
St. John's Episcopal church and chap
lain of the Fayetteville Light Infan
try, is expected in camp next week
with his company.
Messrs. .L V. and K. G. Grady
have purchased from Capt. 8. F.
Craig his residence and lot on Second
between Grace and Walnut streets;
consideration $3,150.
Mr. A. Sydney Bayles, of Au
gusta, Ga., and formerly with, the C.
& W. C. railway, arrived in the city
yesterday to take a position in the pay
master's department of the A. C. L. ;
Mr. QilW. King left yesterday
for Mars' Hill College, in Western
North Carolina, to attend ' school
during the ' term which commences
Aug. 6th. The best wishes of many
friends go with him.
Mr. John G. RatlifE, the popu
lar-young pharmacist at Mr. Jos. C.
8hepard,si left yesterday for his home
at We3esiorb. He has been very un
well for the past several days
Mr. Geo. H. James, secretary
of the Southern Advent Christian
Publication Society, " has returned
from Brunswick, Ga., where he at
tended the. annual convention of the
society. Mrs. James accompanied
mux.. ,
Friends of Dr. Bobert Strange
will be interested in the announce
ment - that he- and ' Mrs. Strange
in August will spend the month of
Canada. They expected to leave
yesterday from Norfolk via' Boston
and Buffalo.:-:.;;- -i--'W
fP'FieaM Not Cbanare. -tJ';i
Pipkin's Excursion to Baltimore or
Washington will go via Norfolk in
stead of Richmond. No -change in
date, August 6, 1901. . Train will leave
Wilmington promptly at 7:45 Au.
Tuesday.. Fare from Wilmington, to
Norfolk and return f3. 00. Fare from
Wilmington to : Washington and re
turn $6,00. . Fare "from . Wilmington
to Baltimore and return $6.50. Bag-
I gage 25c extra. Send your orders in
fOr staterooms at once. Staterooms
I extra to either Baltimore or Washing
ton. . For further particulars, write to
R E. PIPKIN; Manager, f
t :fl , Goldsboro, N. Cf.
Go to Norfolk. Washington or Bal
timore on Pipkin's Excorsion, Aug.
6th. For state room and information
apply to The C. W. Polvogt Co. 1 4
NEW AD VEETISEMENTS.
Absolutely Pure,
Creates Appetite, ;
h-c Aids Dlaestion, f v
Invigorating. y;
,: - 16c or two bottles for 25oJ ; r
Less by the dozen.- i 1 ' ., '
HURDIII'S PALACE PH1RI.TACY.
je ttft&& U South Front sreet.
Uahomet and th8 tlountains.
Hleh Grade Mannfactnrers don't have to send
out "arummere," and dealers who want to haa-
aie their 00003 mast go to tnem, nenoe. as a
menwer 01 uw . x. innuiura Kxcuttngo,
maae my annual
where It will be
tmvlTintjt at kiam
Tta'hnm wHll ha nlail A anf.H.affl &TIV HAAkAr ftf'
ter stylish, honest made. Ions lasting rwr".
- rnrai'tTire and Fninirare Novelties.
Hi j'wit ptfeet.
HeideMrgllalt
TECS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Om . Te&r, by Kailt
Six SXontlu. '
; Thre Moxttlu, " . '
Two Kentha,' " '
fDIlTre to 8Bkcriber In tMf
? CT 45 CBta pr Btesitlk. T -
toooooooeeoooeooee 0004
J. W. YATES. Aas't Cavshierl
National Bank hvino- ip1 L
MOBBLAND, Cashier;:
Yollers & Hasoagen, :.
;. Wholesale Only. "
"D. S. SIDES."
i "D. S. PlxATES."
"D. S. BUTTS."
"D. S. BELLIES."
"MIXED COBN."
"MIXED OATS.".
'TIMOTHY HAY."
"VA. MEAL."
"CUBAN BLOSSOM
"AND CBEMO .
"SHOW DOWN" :
Tobaqco
"SOHNAPPS"
- Tobacco.
And many other brands. -
We have In stock on consignment from the
celebrated Dixon Fisheries -..
NEW CATCH MULLETS.
Bend in your orders now. Cheaper than meat
by agreatdeal.
Yollers & Hasbagen,
jy 21 U PBOVISION8.
Extra Soft Peaches, '
and must be sold.
I have any kind of fruit you
want. .
Ice Cream ;
for Sundays. .
Give me your orders.
J. VV. PLUrjrjER, Jr.,
Bell 'Phone 660. Inter-Btate 132.
Jy87tf
NOTICE.
Fall stock Horses and Kales, all grades, roll
stock of Harness, and we carry In Baggies as
follows : A . Wren & son, H. H. Baboock,
Colombia Bangles, Oo., and tots of other makes.
Anything; In oar line we can save yon money.
Bee us before baying. Respectfully, v .-
Wilmington Live Stock Co.
aag 1 tf
HEW IIDLLETS. .
1,160 Pounds New Mallets.
1,863 Pounds Old Hnlleta.
791 Pownds White Fish.
, S16 Barrels 1-18 Plow.
311 Barrels 1-8 Tlour. -
S08 Bavrrelv lT Flour.
HO Barrels 1-2 Flenr.
816 3aurrel Best Flour.
' 106 Barrels Banker HI1L
: 119 Bsvrf elst Zob Vauee. -
f B. C00PEn,
- v Wholosalo ' Oroeer
. ' ' !. . sos.' 110, US Kntt street,
jysi tf
wummston. a. o
New GoocJo!
;Hrrow Fat Beaasu 't
; Evaporate4 Aprleota, . .
Fox'o Darato&a Chips.
; Drlel Xbu Bmbs, , ,4 i
Peetum Cereal Crape Net.
BascerHi'Ceeoa ana ceeelate. --At
nar S4ulu-M'Blcarremux.
StuCTed OllveelOe a Jmr. .
: 'i. At The JJnlucky Corner. - -
my is tt ' - - - -.- - j- -:- -
Bagging and Ties.
2,600 Roll Br?slat;r ' .'.
4,000 Bundles Ties.
1.000 8nd hand Uaehlno Cask.
160,000 LbswlLToop Iron.
- SO uarreie utue. .
1,000 Eea;s If alls. -1,000
Bushel. V7. G. ZXeaI.J '
l.OOO Buahela Cora. i - ,
l.OOO Bushels Oats. v
Also sixtj-three car loads of other
groceries. Uet our prices. '
CO.,
ye woiasita asoenst "
f " lao, 122 ana 194 North Water Street,
Jy 89 U - . . , . : ; WQmlngton, M. a
wekoyikave so::hi:;::g
TO OFFER YOU. -
; V .You can saye money by going
VtoWAEEEN'8 CAFE for your
; i : Lunch. A8K FOB IT. " - -
Warren's Steam Bakery .
. ...
and Cafe.
ts Nortn Vroot Street.
1
iriotr
Adminifltrator'g ITotico;
txlna aaaUfled as Administrator of the'
teof J(n Henry Boeech, dncesed, thla is -to
nottfy all persons Indebted to tue deoeased ..
to make immediate payment to me, and all per
sona to whom he was tuebted will preaeat
their claims to td. prororiy proren, before tne
sch day of JnlT, u:i, or U.s notice wlU toe pleaa ,
lnbarctre - "T.
.'-.Thist'rsB. i L..ycIJu!y, l""l. " ,
$5.00?
s.5o
1-85 Y
1.00$
r --ly to Tte O. 7. rr'r-'t C 5. - t