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.u i.v other Daily news- o ti .-". - , ,ner Published In I Wilmington. IN THE STATE. X outlines. fining struck a church at Pe- win, and as a result 25 people Ben0,;S,d and 35 injured. I ;nwasperiormeiyesterdT Edward Sl be some days before it will be pos- Ination bs beea indefinitely post- The Weather Bureau re- iierenertl condition of cotton fiTorable, except in Louisiana and " There is little change in Strike situation in the Pocahontas d fields. Fire at Dallas, Texas, Proved twenty residences; the loss .i..',t 75 000. Large numbers V ,n union carpenters and painters ""ul-orted at Norfolk to take "f IK"" ' of strikers. The Populist Mention o.' Nebraska nominated N. t Harriugton for Governor; the n'.ratic convention nominated fenitantine J. Smyth; both ons will continue to ballot until one f the two receives a majority of both - Miss Jane Toppan, insane at Barnstable, Massa- knsettS. has coniessea mai uur- I , inj her career as professional nurse jj,, yiied thirty-one persons. St York markets: Money on call vu steady at 2i3 per cent.; rain steady; spirits turpentine dull; eoiua was steady at 9io; flour was quiet, bat firmly held; wheat, spot 5tedy: No. 2 red 79o; corn spot eidy;No 3 6$j3 at elevator; oats ipot stronger; No. 2 49ic- tfEATHER REPORT U S. DKP'T Or A3RIOULTTJBM, i - Wkathkb Bobbatj, Wilmington, N. C, June 34 j Meteorological data for the 24 hours lading 8 P. M.: Veapwatures: 3 A., id., 72 degrees; 8 ?. M.. 63 degrees; maximum, 79 de (rto,; minimum, 63 degrees; mean. 71 Rainfall for day, trace; rainfall since lit of month to date, 1.96 inch. 00TT05 REGION BULLETIN. The weather is generally fair except tome cloudiness in the eastern d tricti and light local rata ia Gsor a and North Carolina. Temperatures ire soins what higher iu oearly all sec tions. rOttlCAST FOB r UAT. Washisqtos, June 24 For North Carolina Clearing and warmer Wed nesday; Thursday probably fair; light to frvsh southeast winds. Port Almanac Jane 28. k"lu Riie'a Sao Sets Day's Length High Water at 3outhi High Water Wilming- 4.43 A. M. 7.19 P. M. 14H.36M. 10.2 1 A.M. 12 51 P. M Mr. Bryan talks a3 if he wouldn't seriously object to seeiag the water- enre administered to Hon. Grover Cleveland. A Lynn, Ma33., man ia in jail for cutting hi3 wife's throat because she ate a cucumber. Here is another proof that cucumbers are not health ful food. A rock twenty-fonr feet high has been found in the channel in New York harbor, near the Battery, where none was ever known to be before. Ami they are charging it to Mont Pelee. Edison says he can build an auto mobile that will run 80 fast that it will take a man's breath away. They have some of that kind in this coun try now, judging from the number of people who have been run over and killed. iir. Roosevelt's friends sav the knock out of Cuban reciprocity by me benate is onlv delay, not de feat. They will keep pegging away at it at least until the Fall elec tions, for it wonld rifivpr An in cmva I up before then. - - - & i Alter two months to work on it Secretary Root's clerks figured out the cost of the Philippine war from the American occupation till April mat 1171,326,580. If they had had two months more to figure on it they mignt have cut this down one-half. AJNewlork preacher says the for him ia the "one who has a - w honest longing for roast beef, wd prefers corned beef and cab- uRe to angel cake." He must have pretty good salary or income from nH, . ... . -ucr source if that's the kind oi a Sirl he wants. -x-benator Roas, of Kansas, h.02e vote Baved Andrew Johnson irm impeachment, is now an old man and is earning a living by set- 1Qg type on a newspaper in Albn- cr'iie, Aew Mexico. He was a '-Publican, and the vote which 8ad Johnson, ruined him politi cly and releeated him to the rank 8. The half aa Democratic as its name rises remark that "the onlv uartv hlch has ever shown the brains or we honesty to hit the Trusts is the Republican nart " And it took it twelve years te show the brains, and lflen it didn't have the honesty, VOL. LXX.-NO. 81. NEQRO STOLE A COAT AND AWAY HE RAN. Front Street Thief Divested a Dummy o! its uarment and Was Captured by Alert Salesman " -m. jouk negro TX7a tji t M.j iW uonesty and integrity, wan cleverly captured in diHn theft, perpetrated shortly before t. noon hour yesterday at the atom t J. M. Solky & Co., on Front street. A very close fitting coat was dis played on a dummy figure in front of the store and Wess. in passing the place, took a fancy to the garment He had no coat and it required only a minute of time, which hung heavily " uDas- l vest the dummy of ferine and- place the same upon in ciever cnange, some thing of the order of "now-you-see-it and now-you dont," attracted the at tention of a gentleman acrosathe street. wno nastily informed the store-keepers of their less. Mr. Charles R. Bpooner spied the negro going down the street and right there and then the salesman tbllnhed a record for sprinting. The xtvoijr iui- sio onsaea until Hichmrriann causrht sight of the stately form of Jailor Bob" Capps, who was passing at the time. Capt Capps at once took chare of the negro and gave him a cot In the "Hotel D'Afric." He will be given a preliminary trial by Justice Fowler to-day. Richardson was tried last March in the Superior Court and acquitted of stealing an amount of money from a oyrian. LOCAL DOTS. Christian Science service this evening at 8:15 o'clock. Masonic Tem ple, room No. 10. The Children's Day exercises at Market 8treet M. E. church last Sunday night will be repeated by re quest on Friday night. A young man experienced in running Job Presses may secure a situation, with good wages, by apply ing at the Star office. Must be a resident of Wilmington. The Eastern Carolina Baseball League has been formed and Kinston, Wilson and other towns have put in a team. The first game was played at Kinston yesterday. A Sunday school excursion from Lnmberton reached the city yes terday. The excursionists spent the day in the city and at the beaches, re turning home last night Three prisoners escaped from the county jail at Lumber to a last Sat urday night. Sheriff Geo. B. Mc- Leod has offered $25 reward for the arrest abd delivery of any one of them. The abstract sheets for making up the county tax books came yester day. L's'.in will close after Monday. Thus far the work has progressed rather slowly and the listers advise 'coming early to avoid the rush." Annie Crider, the 15 -months- old child of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Crider, No. 414 Swans street, died Monday night at 9 o'clock of cholera infantum. The fuaeral was conducted at 4:30 P. M. yesterday and the interment was in Bellevue. Mr. Wright, of the firm of Acker & Wright, brokers and agents for the Cudahy Packing Company, has purchased his partner's interest in the business and will conduct it in the the future in his own name. Mr. Acker has returned to his home in Mobile, Ala. Justice Borneman's Court. Justice Borneman had a rush of business yesterday; in fact the number of cases that came Into nia court waa so large that he moved down, town for the day and dispensed justice witn a layiih hand. None of the cases was of importance, however. Julia Ford was indicted by Julia Sampon for the lar ceny of a chicken but the prosecution was adjudged malicious and the prose- ninii taTArt tin WltU Ut COS IS. IX u. T.ft nnnTnan went to noun wuou uauw dinner, he found a coiorea coupio waiting to be joined in the, bonds oi matrimony and he performed the cere mony in great shape. CAPE PEAK LODGE OFFICERS. Odd Fellows Chose Their Leaders This Week Installation la July. nana Fear Lodee. No. 2, L O. O. F., at its regular meeting last night elect ed officers for the ensuing year as fol- lows: S. P. G. David K. LeQwm. N. G. P. Heinsberger, Jr. V. G. James 8. Williams. Secretary J. T. Riley. ' Treasurer Wm. Goodman. These with the appointive officers will be installed the first meeting night in July. Not Wanted at Clarkton. A nefirro arrested in Augusta, Ga., a. t..i. .nri thnnant to nave own Will McCall who kuiea a young white man named Memory at a saw miii niarkton some montns ago. turns out to be Morris Butler, an es ..ui onnviot (mm a srane at tam berg, S. C. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Murchlson Cottage For rent. S. W. Sanders Just received. Star Office Press boy wanted. tt.4 PhimiAT Great tonic Hall & PearsaU Bagging and ties, BUSIHESS aVOOAIJS. Office Safe For sale. The Morning Star. ; iiTir? a mrra tin . I UKBAiEK tUAM UNK ' Official Circular from General manager UlVing Changes in Operating Department. WILL BE TWO DIVISIONS. rj. r . ... . first Comprises All Roads North nf . Charleston nnd Second South Mr. RmDU,... . , . . . J t . An omciai circular issued yesterday by General Manager John R. Kenly, I of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, and dated July 1st. gives details of the changes in the operating department of the road that will go into effect upon the consolidation of the Coast Line with the Plant System next Tuesday. . Circular, covering new appointments and changes in the I other departments are expected to fol- low earlv thia waaV- cZdarN?7 circular Ao. I. Commencing July IsL 1902. the At- I lantic Coast Line will be operated in two divisions, viz: The First Division and Second Division. I The First Division will comorise all I of the roads north of Charleston, a C, I 77iSivPri?;.tou& MH-.190?! ?.onsti- I tuted the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The Second Division will comnrise 1 all of the roads south of Charleston, I S. 0., which formerly constituted the I P1i? i?86.0' Rilways. I The First Division will embrace the I following Districts, which were form- erly called Divisions: Richmond Short Cut. Charleston, Wilmington, Yadkin, Columbia, Norfolk, Florence, Augusta. The Second Division will embrace I the following Districts, which were I formerly called Divisions First, Second I Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. I Local Superintendents who former- I ly had the title of "Division Buperln- I tendent" will hereafter be called "Dis-I trict Superintendent" I Mr. W. N. Royall has been appoint- I ed General Superintendent, and Mr. I John F. Divine Assistant General I Superintendent of the First Division I Offices at Wilmington, N. C. I Mr. G. M. Serpell will retain the I position of General Superintendent of I the Norfolk District Office at Nor- I folk.Va. I Mr. G. G. Lynch has been appointed I Superintendent of the Charleston Dis- trictof the First J)ivision-Office at OhiVLtmi a n Thi nLtinn nt Mr v it HWh tiXSn? W a5 R E Rm'ith Antto'Oaneral Man.' h. J5t iSjSrw" ger, has been extended over the Sec- ond Division. I All other officers, agents and em-1 ployes of the First Division will re-I tain their present positions and duties until further notice from proper au- thority. - Mr. W. B. Denham will retain the position of General Superintendent of the Second Division Utnce at oavan- 1 nah. Ga. I All other officers, agents and em- I ployea of the Second Division will re- I Uin their present positions and du- I ties until further notice from proper I authority I The rules and regulations, time ta- I bles and blank forms of the former Plant 8vstem for the eovernment and I ul: of ThSfing6 Segment will continue in force and effect on the Second Division until superseded or I changed by proper authority. Kknly, General manager. - I Bachelor-Benedict Qame. I The result of the game at Hilton Park yesterday afternoon was a vie- 1 tory fJr the lnedicU in a ore of 5 . I to 2. The game was poorly attended on account of the threatening weather, I but the contest afforded no end of I amusement to the few of the faithful in the grand stand. Oapt. W. Ji. I corresponaing to our rummn uu Pemberton, the clever Oot Uv-Ibv conductor, was the star player for the Benedicts. He is said to have gotten 3 hits out of 4 times up. Two of the I hits CapL Pemberton got on the I head and the third he hit the ball for 1 twn baaea. Tom Orrell nitched a ereat same for the Bachelors, but his sup-1 -f ... nnt riit-AoVfuL "'Gene" i"" . ... Beery was another star player, but his star plays were overcome with errors. Rr,nd New Flihlsr Schooner. A n.w ummwm intic, orana new irom mo j . Ai. Ar n ... , iiLi builder at Baltimore, arnveu .namoe n rtZZJZ V ja, at uiu orunawic. xu : i. said to be the finest that ha. yet reached the port and nas every mo- ern appliance. She is about 150 feet long ana is engagea in naumn . . a -i-s w v t outside exclusively. , Hearim Before Referee. T?afA TCnirene xne uewiUK ----- a ir .- i naia nf Tnhti w . uot- jogers&oore w fwuluo- . in tae vuurt an amendment to the complaint the ..i fwim laat month. t 1L. n . uahm On imnnni oil wa ibwwmv- ni nh... F. Warren, of Washing- wM - xr n .nH TTnn. Jno. D. Bellamy. wu, w, T - - of counsel for the complainant, are i. u- v,..; - oers iw iuo ubimii. . Mr. S.m Po.t. Ill wmr. of Tr Ramuel O. Potts, of T.t.w.mm.w. will reeret to know that he is again at the James Wamr Memorial Hospital, suffering with a malarial attack. Only last Saturday mi. -ft-. t,tmAT.t of " .. S ilnlth "te easWtis. but soon , , i, ott.rirMi alter reacmng nouio no " - i fA.A. mnA hH tn return on JAm- Mr Kinney Vice President. Mr. Kinney, vice rresiaeni. W. L. Kinney, formerly with the N. C. Cotton Oil Co. in this city and a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. j. jr. Maunder, of Wilmington, nas sen made vice president and general mana- ger of the Wilson Cotton Oil Co.. of Lxlngton. Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Kin- ney removed to.Mis.IdppI about two years ago. WILMINGTON, N. C., Tr-.. . i r nANUYCK legates TO DISTRICT CONVENTION. Those App.Inted by Ch.Inn.n McQueen o Concessions! Noninntlng Body ,B Fay.cttCTi"e-thcr' uter- Li.!1 JT." 01vadh uac onunnn uann I wttaveawon, to wnom was i I delegated the authoritv I.. . r I delegates to thn PttntA nnnmanU.1 I - Senatorial and Judicial conventions, CCS.VrT.oU,:: delegates will be appointed within the mTtf... tk n.. i- ,m-i . Deleg.tes-J. C. Stevenson. W. O. Galloway, W. H.Bernard, W. J. Wwar, John Barry. J. B. ' n B T McKoy, O. I.. SSfe, .iiSJt!l, SSST' W. H. Yopp, D. McEschern, L H." VoUjm 1L J Corbett W. E Worth, BTe Jfm ank H. Stedman, mVqTJ1 T r n!!V, ' n I r. r VT 7' i', I llnr bS? bS n n' FvT I lor, r$eni. Bell, N. M. Culbreth. K. G. I Parmele. N. N. Davis. Junlna Dal. P. J. Fergus. Marttn O'Brien: Geoe L. Peschau. W. F. Alexander. W. P. Oldham, C. W. Polvogt. S. P. Adams. I W. W Cummin. Geo A Croft. J. W. I WUmson. B. F. King, Henry Grk- w' w wSkl2nT; ?hnr F?wle W. West brook, F. H. Fechtie. John I u. Hanby. J. R. Turrentine. W. Van I Hardin. M. W. Jacobi, H. McL. Green, I L C, Morrison. Geo. L. Morton. Geo. I H. Howell, J. H. Mallard, Neill Mc- I Intosh, W. A. Bonitz. C. A. Holland. I Alternates O. D. Weeks, H. T. Bauman, Jesse Wilder. R. R. Bel- lamy, S. H. Fishblate, Dr. 1. H. Dur- ham, O. L. Spencer, Fred. T. Skip- per. W. N. Harriss, S. Behrends, N. arker, j. w. Alderman. J. R.I Williams, W. A. Rourk, F. A. Mont- I fcomery. W. J. Bellamy, S. L. Smith, I . i. metis, b. jr. Uraig, 1. B. Uhodes, I C. W. Bishop, O. H. White. Henry I Taylor, Timothy Donlan, M. J. Heyer, I B. O. DeRosset, Gerrit Walker, Nor- I wood JJusxe. Sam'l Blossom, Geo. W. I Unesnutt, G. O. Simmons, G. W. I Bornemann, W. S. Bernard, Geo. T. I Bland, Owen Fennell, J. F. Maunder, I A. D. Brown, O. K. Taylor, Jr., Wm. I Goodman, J. W. Murchlson, Jas. E. I vvuison, j. u. urow, eo. Irving, w. I V- Peterson, K. U. Bneed, B. J. I Jacobs. L V. Grady, J. Jd. Beery, A. I P- Adrian, O.W. Yates, T. J. Pres- ?ont rreston uummmg, a. ti. aicn- I benny, H. M. Chase, M. G. Tienken, W. Catlett and W. R. Smith. VALUABLE TRAFFIC DATA. c rt T Tn . Secured by Chamber o! Commerce from .. England's Larfest Railway Co. T 1 u u ,U4u.rjr iruiu mr. James Kyle, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and in charge of the freight bureau of the same that body bureau or toe same, ttat tody J J ' " ns on General Manager of the London and North Western Railroad Co.. one of tha UriMUlt BtTr,. i TCnl-nd a I, C . u 7 C 7 . Pn nd ink r "te 'm London to the most important points on the line and also a copy or the company's freight classification. m. r I j. , Tbe Londo nawas exceeding y iKeneroasiu ma response iu laeiaquirj and furnished much desirable data of railway Operation in England that is intepe8tin(? -n fte extreme. Por fa. stance, the passenger traffic is gone thoroughly into and the three classes are explained.. The first class fare is 4.2 cents per mile, tne second 5J.J5 and I the third 2 cents, but there are many .1 variations from those flgures. owing to the competition, it is stated. Tourist fares ar equivalent to ourSummer ex-1 cursion rate. I the .travel bMdri. cauy ne same as tneir oroinary xarea. wnue me secona cias. tourist fraction over one cent per mile each way and the third class is a nine ne- low the second. Parliament prescribes I a maximum vote which the companies cannot exceed. 1 I ....--T,r I UtlAMHCK w LusincKCC wumnicca I Bxecntive Branch of Ore anixatioa Meets I ru.tu v.,..i- th rum tt.. nf th nhamner or Uom I merce will be held this afternoon at 1 aaA The principal kwin 1 be an announcement or the sunding c0mmitt8ea for the eniuinK . figcaI Mp Jame8 0hadbourn. pre,ident Tha ttnvauk awiitrkia wan nriftn a in . . the chamber, expects to leave to- daT for the North to spend some time . .. ., r . . . for his health and in his absence Vice 1 Pre5ident H. W. Malloy wiU have I charge of affairs. Mr. Chadbourn's . . , , I numerous inenas none ioisuai uicm- I Deith 0, aB ,n,Bt. I . j r. T-i, 1 r rienuB 01 nr. uu nuns. uvMspu I . K. with VI U1UUKUUJ MWKJ a-a--.w I , u"i eaMn. mem m mo iu ui mo thg.old daut,hter, Hazel May. I . j t i..itt. I wnose aeata occurrou ui uioujuim. ..h-a, No. 81. ME 'T""- "1. I . . r tt.-j. " . " " nT-J VI -f" una icoDununcn ro luvibou iu . - - , And Still They Come. Mr. Frank Gough and Dr. RTtTaI- 1 1. o-mMt tn ran an excursion from , I T,nmbsrton to Wilmineton on July I 8th. The fare for the round trip is o.y on. dol.r. A -Jl I ..V.tlaoa Vu attr.rfu1 VT thn nmiKUSi- j i I I Qn account of the Fourth of July I holiday, x.culon.4ce,'f Tr?-?ii Uc coast JnewmDewm co- points "oriVers. I ggjig MMngtoVS. .. at one ? July 2nd. fed d 4th and nal uf JulJ 8tn WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1902. " r nq Cra MfiP IN STllPY iW UAC 111 aMUHI It Is StUI One Of Gruesome Defeat With the Score Of Eleven to Two; TTlo uuuiruu imu. d.i- n . . - . I nmiu mi urcensDoro ana newnern, DDI n0 gach Lack at Charlotte The Glach oa tbe First Seriefl. yrvavvornwa ntma- wh-,i..i.. o. ... I BCZoZXi Durham-Newbern, rain. whkee thkt play to-day. Wilml . p fiLlSS'.iw Durham at Newbern. standing oi thk olubs. Charlotte 36 7 .837 Kaieigh 24 19 .558 1 23 21 HI r..i T 7.X .i I " tt -L wT",.'. " o. .100 Special Star TelearamA Chablottk, N. 0.. June 24 Char- lotte played all around the Sailors i -" wwuiug j a acore oi x i 2. The contest was a tame one, and I the suoerior Dlavin? of th incala I made the contest hardly worth nlav- F J I IUK' n. boom bt araos. 133456789 bhb Wilmington.. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 9 4 Charlotte 4 3 1 0 0 1 2 Ox 11 11 1 Rtteriaa? Kama and WiehAi.. t. I son and Armstrong. ' I I own. i Wilmington. ab rbrpo a k I Holland, rf 3 0 1 2 0 11 Mathison. 3b 2 0 0 0 3 ol Dommel. lb. 4 0 0 8 0 ll McGinnis. cf l 0 0 0 0 0 Krause, rf 3 02 0 0 ol Lawson. ss 4 0 1 4 1 Ol Hines, If 4 2 1 3 0 0 Fisher, c 4 0 1 5 0 Ol O'Neill. 2b. 4 0 2 2 4 II Karns, p 4 0 1 0 2 1 1 Total 33 3 9 24 10 4 0tt . ?Tir a o a . 7 n am i5 t ? ? ? o o Graham, If 5 1110 0 Armstrong, c 5 2 1 2 0 0 0'8teen,as 5 112 4 1 Brouthers, 3b 3 2 2 3 0 0 Cooper, rf 3 3 2 2 0 0 Hamnleman. 2b 4 o o i i o I TtMnHt ik a n n i 1 r I I plZ" i 9 a n t ' " " ' " " I , . ' At ,Summ: , K"11 n. Char- n ft w4faI,A,Etol11 st2leba8e8 Brouthers 8, Armstrong 2, Person, I 7u m ' -"j 1 l A!Lr MB ni vw,Per nu I I r ur....,u! -1,r" 1 1 1?!"?.!?!' "minr I i? r oT 0 "B- "LL "B f I K 5. Struck out by Person 1 2. I Karns 4. Hit by pitched ball. Mathi- I w; T'V'ZZ -, ok i " Sre McNamara. I Pire, aicwamara. . . I Thp 5mrp Flpvpn in Two I ' C wCWC c,even lu 1 wu' Tjr.nJ, - cents on WiUnin.ton to- I TxFl"t com first "rTed; VI I wU. p.xj oraer at i.ewoeru ana urreensuoro , , , - H Charlotte losea the balance o tha (romat thia waaIt ana will fiti 1 1 3- - " 1 . . . Mttl r 'r'" t -.'33 also - R7tW" not such . terrible fame a - - four errors mUit terrors muM 1 oppo the Durham Bulla I K. ", ,A M,lh ftB(1 Ka1Mw. 1 . T ,. I . . I t..,.. u I Jtaieizn ana urreensooru wwb 1 k.neci with ft of four to I foup when the nme wag jyjjea yester- I a.. nn .wmmt nf rain. I Thm wu a total of 13 runs m.d.; m 0 ..pUUou. I " : .. - . . . 1 kiii 111 k inn uuiuuu uuuuoii tt mm I mt,mA tn tftb-A all. and OTm VP, tWO tO -Z-" :"rhwhld to 1 .'. . . 1 I v - - "r " Weensooro ana newnern. I . " " witness tne game at uuum r. cut ine nas no use ior Deneaicta ana n Mm f,,th ln lhf ' 7alu Z. hB I w"r I eartn." cut even sail aoca not leem i . ...... 1 notwrthsUnding the many aeieatsor line nome team. nvery nieui tuoir weet borne wirM I . .. , j stt 1 .. . . tk ii il.:. tq jne DTAUomce, ana wim iuuiuiwx- I -vi 1 SJ. v. wh. HUifS LraumAaUJU kUOJ SMSa, . M HI W I .L tt.ji. .1... ii.i.kf..i itueacorei v oriiy, o .uoj unto death." God bless 'em. I . x ... Ttr i Aeiemnz to uu game ui jiwu- d.tt.arboTO cedent . r:.,:; I , , , , .1 - 7" " i mm. nu wdh in n uouukiuu n -q BmeUs "to Wgn hMa. - wrd. f mm Charlotte Klnd Words f0, Cn""e- .Charlotte Obseotyrj: I . . . .Ti.TT. i tne suggesuon tnat vniuuuj( o- I TwrUwi tn o-At the Charlotte team, or I any portion thereof. The nine will ST jKSMRUSSS I TV . .... . . iL nt-1 I i that ail tne otner teams m tne dm i - . financial cencu- I tion, and will support their teams in I the second haH of.the batUe. The Later she wiU go to New York. fully upholding a sadly losing ttun- I and without undue crWcism. But thfa righVior? of way B qeorgia railroad may OPERATE THE C. & W. C. Ramor l0 Th.t Effect in AUanta-Resnlt of Consolidation of Atlantic Coast Line and Plant System. The Atlanta Conation of yester- aay has the following which will be of lUHini IU IHUUHUUIVlWi i.t.i j .-xi. . it urumarea laaiaian esny aaie the Georgia railroad is to take charge EiSSlA tion of the Plant System with the At- i.n(ii nnt T.in. .! . niri.... that it will be made immediately after MoommmMn on "Th"' Charleston and Western Carolina is an Atlantic Coast Line property comprising 340 miles of rail- road, all of which, with the exception iSiSr3PnaSS&S. The TSS u extends Som SparUn- burg to Port Royal via Augusta. It is 2.45 mlles in len The". .braQ,Ca irom insure ns tovtreenviue m miles long and another from McCormick to Ania..nn sa m;ia(. tr, ianh I . " , rl L . . u-,. fnu.t inth. "l - . T " r.Xiir'- tAr.tin th Ohmtrn .h w.tn executive officials of; the Atlantic Coast Line have come to the opinion that after the consolidation of the nn. T. . p. t nrnnariitLB fha Charleston and Western Carolina can h better nnnratad in rnnnRtinn with the Georgia than with them and that the chancre will ba made for this reason. "The Georgia railroad owns 314.5 miles of track, while the Charleston and Western Carolina owns as above stated 340. If the change becomes effective the mileage of the Georgia will, conseauently. be more than doubled. In a number of cities both roads are represented and there is mucn interest among traffic officials as to what changes will be made in these agencies if the roads are combined." L1M Ur LcllCKd. Remaining Uncalled For In the Wllming- dj.. i j,h luu TT(,T - . , 5 "I ' ""ui? VJT'! yans, oaran wore, amj augnes, a. g Hudson, Jannie Hmes, Lithia Holt, Annie Johnson, Katie Johnson, Bessie Long, Evie Lockabey, Maude Loftland, Lucy M McArthur, Mary F Murphy, Annie McCaay, Hattie Meadows. Fannie Purdie, Rena Porter, n w T?h. t. p Rnhin mwI ri a, n;o. w;iii t nwlT, "um" mkits list. Isib Adams. Willie Anderson, chancie Bertt, D J Browning, E Bordman. R T Burnett, Robert Butler, Washington Buff aloe. George Cor- neit, james tn opeiana, jnaunce Clark, P O Coxe, Johnnie L Deanes, Frlmace uavis, j ja niuiott. jr, j a Elyause, Hartley and Freeman, Fi Greenew, Dr S E Greenwood, Charlie Hinton. j F Hudgins. Ring Home, Mr and Mra w h Howland, John D -ove, aawara mcyaimm, ovjuy r-?i Til kJt wS Mni Mills, Rhenroy More, Willie Miller, W J Meshaw. Wm McHenr y , A W urr AO jtoDerson, jno w r&anaau, Willie KODeson, u o utevens, iaaie ShaWjiFlorence Stawers, Joe Sheheen. f J sS Jon, W T Vashell. H C Whitlan, M v Wbite, Turner wimams, w wngnt. , " Charley Jones I Damoamo aaIIitk ah a Wa laffaw wi I SSaei If not iled to m fifteen days they will be sent to the I dead letter office. M.O.DAEBY, ostmasxer. 1 - I A tLonK Mr. and Mr8. Qeo. A. Huggins, or Scott's Hill, entertained the following Kuegtg thepMt weelc 4t their deiieht. ,ul Summer home on the sound, Edgewater :" Misses Nan Huggins, tjiit Eyerett. Sallie Ennett. Mae Whitney, Lena Everett, Mary Shep I ard and Mamie Greee. Messrs. Allen : . . .. , Huggins, W. A. wnuney, J. tu. I Eyerett, J. A. Northam, w. A. L.itue I and N. M. WeUel, M. D. "BJdge- I water" Is a neautuui ana attractive J-J J Z 1 sn niaAaBnt memnriAi I WUi rowxu iu.u; f - " " of the occasion. The party spent the week in crabbing, fishing, sailing, bathing, and in real wholesome enjoy- mflnt and recreation. Mr. and Mrs. Huggins know the secret of entertain- ino nA made every one feel much . - 1 . - i mftTnhr the kindness and hos - 1 - -M. P 1 . . . jt. 1 curniiwuoi w 1 . . r,.rt xr n 1 ujr noma wm v-".-. ... 1 , ,, , i .ij Capt. X-E 5 CF.&Y. v. railway circles, xiiiea 1 .... . . , , , . i one 01 ma neignoora .nuu., .1 J TA I wounaea anoiaer, nameu 1 mi 1 u-j v,i Kf ta I u "T" 1:. - line pnucipaa wiuiwhum i . i i. ni.i i tt... ..J B.S5al t tt. bet of it. Tot.B Prc took I a hammerless shotgun from a wagon and not understanding its operations, i . . n. , ... , ji n heM the old down. Black then held the oiaer Pearce down with his knee, picked up the -nd ahot voune Pearce, who I WM fieeing the contente of bota bar- faI. taking effect in the young man's . : , . . ,. I back, killing him Instantly. Biacs is out almost to pieces and will probably i Will Sail For Scotland. I Mrs. W. A. Riach left yesterday mornin, for Richmond to spend a f ew whence she will sail July 5th for Knglaad and ScoUand. spending the Summer month, at her old homeln I the.latter country, WHOLE NO. 16,870 WHEN YOU Want to purchase anything in the Fur niture line come to us; will treat you courteously, and guarantee first class goods at lowest prices. We make and renovate any kind workman. THE SnSTEIED OO. JO 15 tf Our 98 Cents HAND-TURNED OXFORD SALE Has been such a success we have decided to extend the time still a few days longer. Remember, Ladies, you get about three times your money value in these goods. Sizes 1 to 4, Bfack; 1 to 5, Tan. Do not send out or exchange. CEO. R. FRENCH 2c SONS. je 20 tf THE MURGHISON NATIONAL BANE, OF WILMINGTON, Is prepared with ample assets to serve you to call on us or write us when Capital, Surplus and Stock Liability . - - $450,000 00 Total Assets We deal in Foreign Exchange. .. ' H. G. McQUEEN, President. J. V. GRAINGER, Cashier. je 20 tf PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. John R. Hanby is the guest of her parents in Savannah. Messrs. W. R. Bonsai and T. C. Stevenson, of Hamlet, were Orton guests yesterday. Misses May and Katherine Waring, of Charleston, are guests of Miss Carrie Wright Miss Belle Shotter, of Savan nah, arrived yesterday and is the guest of Miss Isabel Rountree. Mr. Monroe Dearing, of Sa vannah, is the guest of Mr. George Godfrey at the Marine Hospital. Miss Sallie Watson, of Fair field, SN. 0. , who is visiting Miss Katie LeGwin, will return home to day. Mrs. L. L. Nash, of Rocky Mount, returned home yesterday, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. N. Penny. Miss Lillian H. Banks, of GolcUboro, is the guest of her cousin Miss Anne McL. Taylor, No. 619 Grace street. Mr. G. P. Duncan, of Rocky Point, was a Star visitor yesterday. All Wilmington sportsmen know this mighty hunter. - Mrs. A. H. Slocomb, Jr., of Fayetteville, arrived arrived yester day and is a guest at the "Clifton Cot tage," Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. M. A. Fields, of New York, has arrived to spend the Sum mer with her son, Mr. H. A. Fields, one of the popular letter carriers at the Wilmington postoffice. t- Sanford Express 23rd: "Rev. J. L. Vipperman, of Wilmington, passed through to-day on his way to Dallas, to move his family to his new pastorate in Wilmington." Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Smoot and little son.Thomas, of Fayetteville, arrived on the steamer Hurt yester day and are visiting Mrs. Smoot's mother, Mrs. M. E. McGirt, South Sixth street. Baltimore SunO'lVLt. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Mr. Henry Wal ters have returned to Newport, R. I., in the Narada. Mr. Jones went to his country place at Wilmington, N. C, on a flying visit, and Mrs. Jones went to New York in theacht to meet him returning." Rev. T. A. Smoot, of Hay Street M. E. church, Fayetteville, who is visiting in the city, will occupy the pulpit of Fifth Street Methodist church next Sunday morning and afternoon and Rev. Jno. H. Hall, the pastor, will fill Rev. Mr. Smoot's pulpit in Fay etteville. The Bill Passel Yesterday. An Associated Press telegram, last nie-ht from Washington savs: "The Senate to-day nassed a bill appropria ting not to exceed f 16,000 for tne pur chase of real estate for the customs service at Wilmington, N.O." The bill was originally introduced in the House bv Mr. Bellamy and since its passage by the Senate, it now becomes practi cally the law. The Municipal Court Yesterday. In the police court yesterday Chas. Morreli, colored, was given 30 days on the roads for disorderly conduct at the power house, and Mary Barnhill, col ored, waa given a similar sentence in default of $10 fine, also for disorder ly conduct. Wiley Mazingo, white, charged with larceny, was discharged. Letter Carriers Comlnc The fourth annual convention of the N. O. Letter Carriers' Association, will be held in this city July 4th. The local members of the Association are pre paring to give the visitors a royai welcome. The convention was held I last year in Winston-Salem. TERMS OF. SUBSCRIPTION J One Year, by- ZfaJL $5,002 ! Six Month, " 8.S0 ' Three Months, " 1.8S ' ' Two Months. 2. OO ' iXUTWtt to 8naerlbrs Im th i cut at 4S Cants pr Slontm. T of Mattress, by a first class the business public. We invite you have occasion to use a bank. - I 100.000 00 ilGll 11. SUBSCRIPTION LIST For Stock In Series Is Now Open. Apply early, for the series is posi tively limited to 500 shares only. Payments will commence on this series on SATURDAY, JULY 5TH, 1902. Apply to NATH'L JACOBI, President. W. M. CUMMING, Secretary. Je 19 till jy 5 PRESS BOY WANTED. An experienced Feeder on Job Presses ia wanted at the STAR OFFICE. Must be a resident of the city. Good wages to a competent young man. je 25 3t Before Placing Your Order for Bagging and Ties Write us for prices. Let us have your orders for Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Meal and Flour. We have tbe stock on hand ana are selling at lowest prices. HALL & PEARSALL. jesstt Heidelbery Llalt Extract THE GREAT TONIC. Creates appetite, aids digestion. In vigorating. 15c a bottle by the dozen at HARDIN'S Palace Pharmacy. 136 South Front street. my 85 tr 1UST RECEIVED ' At the Unlucky Corner PINE North Carolina Hams. A nice Mackerel for 10c. S. W. SANDERS, ja25tf JUST RECEIVED, A NICE LOT OF GrCarts, Onyx Tables and Cook Stoves. Special prices this week on Cots. See na for anything needed ln Furniture. We guarantee to sell at tbe lowest prices. Hall orders solicited. GASTON D. PHARES I CO.' Inter-State "Pnone 78. 110-112 Market street. leistt FOR RENT. THK MUBCHISON COTTAGE i ni v on WrtghtsYllie ueacn. rnnuiiwu ana nas ui uuyivv cwouw. For terms apply to je26t Beal Estate Agent. italics Home ASSOC aT - win it was whipped into it.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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June 25, 1902, edition 1
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