f MlrtnM lUea-iue, mrrtjz
Of iiy Oibe? DeJy lew,
rnalliaed b
" x
0UTUME8.
i-HATj Shaw dapoeJUd about
jToa daliare wit natloaal
fM ls Tartoua parta oT thecowatry.
Kvllo,,rT beads la llace
r". are decided to adopt trae-
-tirtc- Eattaeere chargad
fZL work bra rabmiiied a report
7 Vr Depertmaat oa Ua lalaad
2 w,y betweea Norfolk, Ya., aa4
uiaerof U. a Senator F. at.
Swuabol Bad kiid oa his
Iusata Joaea eoa air. N.OLt a
a Daaiaia ha baaaerraatad.
TLd tta the mardee. The fanrrl
frKk Tampa, Fla, Batorday
TJ-x tt I- deeoyad aeverel small
iLt.r asd wrecked a large ansa bar
T atjrt; lis property carnage ta
!7 Rriiataaaaar Iacaalva
Z Friday aighl ea lha Flo-
1! cou; alaa of the m weea
Schooner kQrtha T.
rcked aear Japtiar lalel;
V,i.i aJ Weal Florida ara eallrel y
,i froon coauaaakeUoa by the
ta the eeclioa. Japaa aa4
Br.uia bav decided to promt
nCaa r,,,t Baaia'a propoaiUoa
-rtnCat eraeaaiioa of hLaacharU.
-S-a aad aow Lathe North wastara
ia, Btv desugad crop to the
nval ef aaliiloea ol doilara.
uv jfe3ifcaa aad Jo Haatiagtoa,
nati ta eoaeectioa with freade ea
MraxeaLaarreadered yeaterday
nr9 blL The oreag crop la
rafji w" badly damaged by Lha
I. The St atioaai Fldallxy
aToa Ox baa baa cbartarad at
KcsaoaJ, Va., to aaUbUaa wara
I.mhm kt aoiaU la lha ttoala f or Ua
fc.TW of eouoa aad oibar aaarcbaa
tat N York aaarkata: Moatr
H a rJ j al C3 parcaaLt roata
ira; ir!u tarpaaUao firai al UO
Ul couoa ataady al 13c for
miaf aalaad: flsv mora aetira
ura-?o ana. rtow s &;
WEATHER REPORT.
C. a Dart o AoaKUxnrra, )
Wunn OrajKAC,
Wajra orox. N. GU 8pt 14, )
ItttoroiocfcaJ data far lha twaaly
bur loan tadia al 8 P. aC;
reaprtara: 8 A. bL, 7S darraaa ;
I P 7$ iter: aoaxUaam, 83 a
t ftM ; aiataasa, 73 iacrtaa ; aiaaa, 73
ka.'aU for lha day. -CJ; ralalaU
met irt of tba aaoala to daia, .U
roaCAT roa to-dat.
vtuaxsoreos, Btpt 14. For Korta
LVr a Taaaday, eooiar la taUrlor;
ara b k'b aaat wtada; Wadaaaday,
Part ilaiin 8p1aaibr If.
R LUX..
su tea p.m.
ixr . I.ut UH.M.
H 4Ttr al Boa port. 1.041. bf .
H vvar WUaUaxtoa. CM P.M.
Why U It iUl Axkssaaj Dtmo
eru ara not reuirad to wear Iotm
ea xxal la their pofQirtlc con
"All thiara cosaath to him who
IV.U.' It aaaau IM U not appll
to DatU B. HCIm rtjaxdi tha
pmi-leacy.
1 -utJ of joiaf to look for tat
North pot. It ia aoonjb txcltcmat
Ur noat men to itay at noma aaJ
p iy IhbaU to tba coal trait.
A Weetera aatliority now aji
tlu milk coatalaj a good prcnta
f .Vo!kL Probablj that U why so
ai.:i of it U coajamoi la WnaUng
no. " - ' ' !
Ta AtUaU Jral iayt: Thaak
thera ara do cow looea la
ta town to chaaa n$ it a cbooat
u ar oar ttraw halaallttla oTtr
ta. ;
IfitU tha eatota of the Tarki
- li-xil aoaaebody to kbov ;bov
rt thtyfeal. thayhad Wtiar to
cvrcfa! to make their Tktlau other
t43 Aaericaaa.
suu Senator Halaaa, of Ntv
Vor t, iot A pocket book conUInin
:,i:o tha othrr day. Too bad,
MpcLiIIj oa lha eta of a rpiritod
p-n.!icl caatpaifa.
Tie Soath bow baa 8,000,000 cot
fcm ijkb1!, raprtaeatiac aa lateat
at of 1 1W, 000, 000, and tha nam
f ia rapidly lacreaaiar. Who taji
titSoath it not prcfreaaiTe?
A icile4 aJraaca U announced
tit pnea of, tobacco la eereral of
nxrkeU of tha SUU witbla tbt
paas few day, which fTeatfj a
coarift gToweti of tha weed.
Both ia Bogota aa4 raaaata. Col
the Iilamlia canal treaty la
r.Jel ae dead beyond rrrlral,
t n ia declared tha Uaitad 8tUa
fat m well tarn aarioaaly to Klo
ra.
The eaiira SUta will deeply fya
Piise with Senator Simmon J la
lot hie atd father, Mr. 7.
'' Sletaaoea, who waa braUUy mar
An.J Uit Satarday afUroooo la
Jte coaotr.
Toe Ca!elr!i Xret mnd OUfTXtr
"Ia deliTtriaj tha thars at
J. B. Booaa adriacd tha ytmar
PM:hr to aroid 'rpolUd Teata aad
e.1 breachea. Of all thini
tie world, tha Tc?l tare lea
fcrrUea fat a preacher who aecta
VOL. LXXiX-NO. 149.
LOCAL DOTS.
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8pirta tarpcatint tu iteady
oalha local xaarket yeatanlay at Wtfc
Crada vaa firm at t3, $170 aad M.70.
Ik. J. O. Daxdea, who died
yaatarday la BaJaltb, waa tha mother-la-law
of CaplXXawklnj, of lha etaamar
LDllaa.w
Cotton receipt yestrday wera
MT4 baJea aalaat 4,435 aama day laat
7ar. Tha local market adraaeed from
xaiotoiOLtai
Cae Fear Academy opened
yaeterday with a fine aUendaaee. Tha
oallook la for a much tartar aaroll
meat wlihla tha aaxt weak or two.
The Weather Bareaa here bai
ba equipped with a eat of aew i!U
laalerma. They wCl U Uchtad by
electricity aad will ale a Terr mack
atroartr fx hi thaa the old oaaa.
AbaUdlar permit waa Tester-
day teamed to Mr. W. J. Keradilh for
tha artcUoa ol a raaidaaca om tha weal
aida of Bacon d, batweaa Grace aad
Walaat atrlf.
Policemaa W. 1L Tlarrin re-
eaatly loat ea fSoalk Froet atreat a
rold waick charm which ha prlita
hixhly aa a fin aad will payallberal
reward for 1U ratara. Tha charm la
la the ahape of a ball with heart de
!ru oa 1L
Hitch Broe. expect to brlni In
a larxe excaraioa to-morrow orer the
Bee. board Air Llaa from Waxhaw.
N.CL aad polaU Ub aide ae far aa
Carktoa. Tha trala will arrlra at
11:40 A. M. aad ratara at 8:30 P. M.
Jamee Jadra aaka. La riew of
ao maeh aaplaaaaat motorlaty be baa
bad for aome lima, that It be aUled to
bia eredlt that la tha recast Brow a a
bLaekaaalth aaap fire, ba aaTad a boraa
baloarfax to Mr. C. F. Johaaoa from
the boxalaf buUdlac. Tha back of bla
aklrt, ba taya, waa rary badly aoorehed
la bia altampi to aaea tha aalaaal.
PV8U3 SCHOCl. KEAt ROCK BILL.
Beard ef Eiacaflaa 1T3 144 Aaetacr ta
list at Stlre414 LtaiHaDeea.
Prof. Waahlnfloa CalleU, raperia-
laadaat of pabUe laatraeUaa, baa re-
eatred aathorUy from the Oooaty.
Board of EdaealSoa to proceed at oaee
wilk tha eatahUahmaat of a pabUo
echoed for while ekUdrea la Diatrkt
Ko. U, aaar Bock miLoa iha.Caal'e
Hayaee road. Heretofore there baa
beea oaly a colored eehool la that dla
trklaad the eatibllahineat of the white
1artetV?a la Urraly dee to Mr. W.
A. Llaaker, who receaUy remofed
lalo the commaaity from the Wat
She roa ad a rood field la the ae!h
bor hood for a wbila acboolaad at oaee
took the aaatur a a wlU the Ooaaty
Board with the retail that bar appeal
waa raoceaafaL
. For the prceeat a a eat room will bd
f araJahad la Johaaoma - caaaiac
factory batWia aad a teacher win be
placed la charfe of the children at the
rearalar time for the opeaiac of all
the achoola la October.
UUT. EDWIN A. AKDEX10H. U. S. K
Tusti exaaUaatlaa tar PreeMdM t
Office ef Lkwiraaal Caamaaf rr.
There la latareat aad pleaaare for
meay WUaalaitoalaaa la tha aa
Boaecemeat that LI rat. Edwta Alder
maa Aadereoa. U. akNary, aoaof
lha late Dr. We, Aaderaoa, of thla
eUy. baa reerally paaaad a blxaXJ
eredUable ezamlaaUoa for promotloa
. m
ta tha rrade of lroaUaaat eomTninawr
aad thai bla appolalaaeat to the blxber
oSee will follow at aa early eaxa,
Ut. -Aadareoat dartar the paat
three yaare baa beea eUlloaed lathe
Caet aad la bow la Cblaeee watara. Ia
Utter to hlaeUter. Mra. M. Y. Me
Koy. ef Ihla dty, LleeUeaet Aader
eoa wrlteaUal be' expect to be re
Beted of foreixa aerrlcela October
aatf will relara to the Btalec He ex.
pacta to vleit WUmlaftoa before
Cbrlatmaa. '
laaaalKi a W
Peter OriSe, a colored flremaaoa
the ateemer WUmlaftoa, waa boaad
over to 8aperior Ooart by Jaetlce
Fowler j eaterday. charred Iwltb aa
aaaaall apoa Prlaeina BUhop at Froat
aad Market etreete. The firemaahad
preeloaaly bad worda with the womaa
aad la a crowd be eaeieaed a eaae
from a bjaUader aad whacked bar
orer the bead. Grlffla bad prerloa
y aabmtttad before another Jastlee
bat Jaetice Towlrr bald that laaemaeh
aa the ffeaee wae com aa! tied la a
crowd, eceordiai to a meal dedaioa,
lha defeadaat would bare to ro to the
bifher eoarl.
r.FrtiklrrUf te Wc4.
Hear Mead will be laUreated la
larttatloae which will be laraertoday.
aaaoaaciaa- tha forthcomlac marriare
Of Ulaa Eihra Saaadera, the attractlTe
yoaaf daahUrofMra. AadeBaaad
UofUladiy.toMr. Freak Doaald
Xrrier. e popolar yoaa mat of WII
Urto, "bo U employed aa abJaplaf
clerk by BwifL Oa, of thla dty. The
eereatoey will be performed at the
borne of the bridea mother, Iio. XJ8
naraeU atreel, oa Wedaeaday, n!f ht.
Best, rd,et 8 JO o'clock. Aa ale-
gMi wtddiar reeepuoa wiu xouow .
oeeeeaeay.
EW ADVcmaiMXJrra
Manale-MaeU Wllmlar'a Lodre.
Parle MUHeary gmpaa Bibboa aale
LOCUXA
Baborbaa Car Llae-Bchedala.
Maetiaf-Daa0" of Oeafederecy
Ore l Bibboa aala at The Parle
TharSar d Friday. Bead our ad.
oa firrt pete- 1
The1 iliEfiH& : StBo
ilORDER IN JONES.
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Vcncfable Father o! Senator
Simmons Fonlly Dealt With 1
on His Farm.
THE FINDINQ OF HIS BODY.
Allrr Tweai7.fear Cirrt ipl Maa Wae
Feea4 Sket aal Clakbei te Death '
by Tmpitaera ea Bla Lead.
FccUax U Ceaaaiaalty nifkx
Mr. Faralfold O. Blxamoaa, of Joaee
eoaaty, theTaaerable father of Hoa.
Faralfold M. Blmmoaa, Ualted Btatee
Baaator from North OaroUaa, waa
foal! j murdered oa bla plan tali oa a boat
elcbl mllee from Pollocksrllle, oa the
Wilminjttoa aad Newborn railroad,
Balarday m orator. The marder waa
aot dlaeorered until Sunday moralaf ,
aad treat excitement preralia la that
eeeUoa orer the cowardly act of the
Mr. Blmmoaa waa 7t yeare of atra aad
11 red at the old homeatead la Joaee
eoaaty, derollef bimaalf to larje
farmlat latereaie be bad there. Borne
time aro he poeted bla laada araiatt
baatere, the place aboandlnr la reme
of all aorta. Friday aftaraooa be beard
the report of rnna near bla boaae aad
weatoal to flad who the treapaaaer
waa. II waa sear nightfall aad, beloc
aa old maa, be waa aaable to tell
whether the treapaaaer waa while or
colored. Bataxday moralat the ahoot
lat waa eoatiaaed aad Mr. Blmmoaa
weal oat arala to look for the tree
paaaar. Uadldat relara, aad alibi
eomlar oa the family became
alarmed.!
8eareh for the aolaaiBcmaa waa at
oaee laatllated aad Hoa. F. M. Blm
moaa waa taletraphad at Balelfh aad
waat at once to the acear. lie waa
joined by a rrandeoa, Mr. Jamee EL
Blmmoaa, a marehaat ofNewbera.
Baaday morning the dead body of
the ated farmer waa foaad 'about 100
yarda from a plantation road, a ear the
baaka of the Treat rlrer. The ladlea
tioaa were that be bad llred veereral
boare after heist wounded. Ha waa
ahotlathe etoaiaeh, cheat aad throat
with No. 4 ahot. He waa beard calllat
at laterrale ef three quartere of aa
boar, bat It waa thoaxht be waa after
the trecpaaaerr and ao atUatioa waa
paid to aim. There werealeo erldaa
ceeofthemaa barlat beea dabbed
orer the bead.
Mr. Waller M. Thorn paba, of Bleh-
laada, aear the aceae of the tratedy.
waa here yeatarday aad told of the oat-
rareowa affair. A aecro, aamed Daa
tela, who la reported to hare aald Uit
ba woald kill eqalrrala oa Mr. Blm
aaoaa lead or kill Mr. Blmmoaa, baa
beea arreated at Pollockarllle. Feel
Int la raaalat rery blfh atainit the
Berro aad farther trouble la expected.
Mr. Blmmoaa waa oae of the moat
prominent aad bJthly aetaemed dll
teaaof the eoaaty. Hie reaialand
kindly temperament made blm Bled
by all with whom be came la con
tact The old teallemaa took eepeclel
pride la the political career of bla eoa,
who aa a yoaar maa waa elected to
Ooarreea ae a Democrat from the
Becoad North Carolina diatHct, which
waa BOrasallyRspabllcaa; the a be
came Collector of Internal Bareaae,
aad three yeare ago wae elected United
Btatee Beaator. The Beantor aad bla
en lire family wae derated to the ated
father, aad were frequent 11 tore
at lha old bomectead. While bla eoa
waa Collector, Mr. Blmmoaa llred la
Ualeixh aad wae eaahler la the office.
TOE F1KST C0TT09 6AKOO.
SUamer Axmlaater WQ Clear Te-4iy for
BrcaraIeceH ef Other Tears.
The BrlUah ateamer "Axmlnater,"
Capf. Bptaka, will clear to-day for
Bremea with the firat earto of cotton
of the aeaaoa for fortixn export. The
Axmlnater" will aot carry a rery
Larre earro, bat aha will lead the ran
of some thirty-fl ra or forty other
Bteamera that will cross the Allan lie
with bearler eartoea of the fleecy
euple withla the next few moalha. .
As before elated the aeaaoa la rery
mach behind laat year. The first reesel
to dear last Fall waa the "Taakar,"
which eaUed BepL lib. Ia 1901 the
first ateamer didn't ret away until
Sept. Wad, bat la 1900 the first carro
waa cleared BepL 11th. Other years
were aa follows: 1893, BepL 19lh;
lSTT, BepL 17th, aad la 1894, BepL
14lh.
Three firemea of the Axmlaater,"
who were arreated by the polios upon
aaxplcloa of barlat beea about to de
eerL will be pat aboard their ship this
morals.
plie Trial Trfp.
The slaamer "Boaa," the aew boat
recently built here for the frelf ht aad
paseeater serrlce by CapL Charles
Weeeell, waa rlraa her trial trip yaa
tarday. OapL Weeeell bad oa board a
larre party of bla frleada aad the
handsome new steamer behaved herself
Bieely. Frleads ef the owaer of the
boat ware eharmed with bla borpitail
ty apoa the oeeaaloa of the trial trip
y eaterday. - " - .
Beach Seaaee Cleelaj.
Betlaaiat aaxt Tharsday the care
oa the subarbaa line will laare Front
aad Prlaceaa streeU every hoar from 8
A. M. to 10 P. 1L. aad leave Oceaa
View every -boar from 7 a.m. to u.
P. M. The publlo la BOllned that the
delivery of mail oa WrltbUvUle Beach
will be dleeoaUaaed to-day.
Great Bibboa aale
Thursday aad Friday,
oa first pate.
at The Parla
Bead oar ad.
t
Wilmington; n. c; Tuesday. September
CARNIVAL SURE TO COME f
THIS FALL' OR WINTER.
Rcsfeseatatlve of Laytoa Cempssy Ar
rfvcl Yesterdsy e Coaler With
ths Jr. 0. U. 4. M.
aawawaawa '
The aaBonneement la the Btab Bua-i
day moralat that the Junior Order of
U ailed American Mechanics, of the
dty with their characterlatlo enterprise,
were eoaaideriar stronrly the advlaa
bility of tlvlnt a street fair aad carni
val la WllmlBjrtoa this Fall or Win
ter, was the subject of much comment
j eaterday. The opinion prevallethat
publlo eentlmeat la atrontly atalnat
such enterprlsea but after the la pee of
a year. It developed yesterday that the
carnival baa many frienda la certaia
quartere aad that ehould the Juniors'
dedded to enrineerone they woald
have etroat eupport, even la the bual
aeaa world.
The talk of the fair waa revived by
the arrival darlat the day of Mr.
Jacob Edmonds representing the
Lartoa Fireworks aad Carnival Go,
sueceaaore thla year to the Cincinnati
Carnival Oa, which travelled exten
sively through thla Bute laat year.
Mr. Edmoada rpent the day conferring
with prominent 'Juniors' aad left
yesterday evealat for Newbera. He
will relara this week, however, whea
the joint committee from the Jr. O.
U. A. M. is completed by the appoint
meale by Jeff Davia GounclL The
Laytoa Company baa beea touring a
a umber of Virginia eitiea, bat la thla
week at Durham, N. OL Mr. Edmoada
sayrbe has fifteen paid ehowa aad a
number of free acts that make ap the
stroageat aggregationever brought to
North Carolina. He eays Wllminf
toa is a good carnival town aad the
Laytoa people will come here at all
events. It's ap to the Junior Order
first and then to any other lodgee that
waat a caraivaL
TflKEE EXCURSIONS YESTERDAY.
feast Use Brssrkt Laft Nasser sf Seath
CaroUaa asd aeerfta Visiters.
The Atlaatle Coast Line handled
three big excursions to the dty yester
day. Oae came from Columbia, 8. Q,
another from Augusta, Oa., aad the
third from Conway, 8. C. All arrived
early la the aftaraooa aad returned
last Bight oa a trala of three sectlona,
the first or which left at 11 o'clock.
The viaitOTS spent the day la lha dty,
though about 600 of them weat to
WrlghtavlUe Beach. They were met
at the a la lion by three suburban ears.
A large Dumber of them also weat for
a short trie oa tha ateamer "Wilming
ton." Maayof them will remain In
the dty an HI thla aftaraooa. By pay
ing a fee of ZOe. they are permitted to
ase their excursion tickets on the
regular train, leaving at 8:45 this
afternoon.
Hatch Broe. excursion from Bpriag
nope, ached aled to eleo arrive yeeter-
day, wae cancelled several days ago.
HOTEL GUESTS SOBBED.
Kessrs. Skepard asd Miss, ef Tepssll
Seead, Last Ptrsaaal Belesxisis.
Ueaaera. J."A. Bhepard and T. K
Nixon, of Topsail Boaad, who arrived
Baaday aad apeat the night at the
Bonlls Hotel ewoke yesterday moralat
to flad that their - room had beea
robbed. The clothing of the teatle
men bid beea takea from the room by
thlevee aad the troeser pockets rifled
oftlO and other articlee. Mr. Bhep
ard'a troutera and shirt were foaad
about 6 o'dock yesterday moralat la
the alley back of the hotel A told
collar button bad beea taken from the
ahlrL There la ao clae to the Identity
of the thlevee
St. Jebe'e Psrisa. -
The vestry of BL John'e Episcopal
pariah met yesterday afternoon aad
elected Mr. EL- G. Bmallbonee Senior
Warden, to succeed the late Mr. Ga
briel Holmes: Prof. Washlagtoa Cat-
lett. Junior Warden, to raooeed Mr.
Bmallbonee, aad Mr. George o. Ls
Grand Ireasurer. Messrs. EL G.
Bmallbonee, J. Hicks Banting. Geo.
B. LeGraad and CoL T. a James
were elected delegates to the special
Dioceaan Council la Goldaboro In Oc
tober. Amoag the alternates were
Messrs. Bertram Queleb, H. F. Wil
der aad Thomas B. WUlard. , '
Qa ir a sUsea far Diphtheria.
The Health Department yesterday
established two quarantines for diph
theria. The patlenta are Mat tie Beach,
the little three-year-old daughter of
Mr. Geo. J. Beach, 807 North Sixth
streeL sad a eh lid at 818 North Third
streeL The quarantine for scarlet
fever at the residence of Mr. Haywood
Creech, 708 South Second streeL was
lifted yesterday. Mr. Creech's elevea-year-old
son had tha disease. '
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Seal Estate Trsasfers. i
By deeda filed .for record jesleiday
K. EL Beery and wife traaaf erred to
Soger Moore for 8450, one-balf acre
oa north aide or Market street contln
t ftrdlr 1.718 feet from the
aaatera line of Thirteenth streeL aad
Jao. A. WUaoB aad wife traaaferred
to Hsary Bklpper, for $400, bouse aad
lot oa west side of Sixth, 75 feet south
of Nlxoa streeL 45x78 feet la aiie.
eaaaaaaiawaeawaaaBBwaBaBBajaiwa - t
sum Stedass Hers.
MsJ. Ohaa. M. Sled man, whom bis
frleads say Is easily the leading can
didate for gubernatorial honors before
the next Slate convention, arrived la
the city yesterday aad la being warm
ly greeted by his supporters here.
Major Bledman came to attend lha
marriage of his brother, Sheriff Frank
H. Bledman, which will be celebrated
to-morrow evealat.
POLICE WERE BUSY.
South Carolina Excursionists
Gave Them Trouble and
J- Confusion Last Night.'
NINE ARRESTS WERE MADE.
eaplala WUIIaais Had a Boat With a
Scttnn Visitor Msyercs Ceart
' Yestereay asd a Crowded
Docket Ed Brewer.
The South -Carolina excursionlata
who reached the dty vesterday, or at
least that portion or them who came
to North Cllay with too much of a
burning thirst from long reeidenee In
a diapeasary-ridden State, . gave the
police a run for their money" last
night. They were loo busy sight
seeing during the day to be of much
trouble, but when night came, the
jug contingent got mellow. They
commerced to gather at the Front
atreet station for the departure of their 1
lata trains aa early aa 8 o'clock and the
passenger shed In a short time wss
jammed aad packed with oae eurging
mass of humanity. Half aa hour later
the police patrol wagon began to an
ser calls and from that time until
the laat aecllon of the train pulled put
ahortly before midnight, the "black
marla" waa deddedly the moat popular
vehiele la town. In many .lnatancea
where a friend woald appear and
veuehaafe for the stranger aad the
charge against him. waa trivia), the
officer would permit bia maa to go and
la that way, only nine were detaiaed
for a eeaace with Mayor Springer at
noon to-day.
The balk of the arreeta were la eaaee
where the defeadaata had Imbibed too
deeply aad were passed the walking
stage. 8everal of them were foaad
with deadly weapons apoa their per
eona and, of coarse, the grief of those
will be trealeat whea they wake up la
their cella aad call for Ice water this
morning.
The only exciting breach of the
peace waa a fight,' faat aad furious, at
Second, and Prloeeas streets, about 9
o'dock. The particlpaata were E. W.
Branch, a Wilmington citizen, aad
Kxeursionlat Oscar Brown, from some
point unknown. Police Captain, N.
J. Wtlliama was ia the vldnity at the
time and made the arrest of Brown
with great difficulty.the young atrang-
er fighting to a finish. Several citizens
aaalated the .officer and the gay aad
festive young man from the South
was finally; landed ta the atatlon
boaae. The other party to the affray
waa alao arrested. Cap. Willlama re
ceived a bruise oa the face, but be
yond that aad -the expenditure of a
tood store of physical energy, he ea
caped Injury.
The crowd at the station la the main
was very orderly. Chief of Police
Furlong waa on duty there with CapL
Green, and six men nnUl the train
lefL
ThvPolIce Coart Yesterday.
Mayor Sprinter had a number of
caaea before him yesterday at noon
and as utual the roada got a number
of recruits. Corn ell ns Toomer, color
ed, was fined $5 for disorderly coa
docL la default of which be will to to
the roads. Geo. Jenkins, colored, was
tried first for disorderly conduct aad
seat to the roada for SO daya aad waa
subsequently ordered bdd for the Su
perior Ooart aader $100 bond to aa
ewer the charge of haviagstolea a pair
of shoes from Josh Simon, a Syrian
merchant oa Bouth Froat streeL Af
ter the trial the shoes were foaad
where the negro had hidden them.
Boselta Brown, colored,, for disor
der In Latimer's alley Saturday night,
waa given choice of 80 days on the
roads or $10 fine and costs. Octave
Bmith aad Hattie King, both colored
aad Implicated la the same difficulty,
were subsequently arrested aad will be
tried to-day. ,
Jao. Toraer, colored, charged with
elaahlat Mary Croniy, colored, in the
aide with a knife, in Stream alley
Saturday alghL was sent to jail for
the Superior Ooart la default or $100
boad
Ed Brewer, a youag white boy who
bad promised to do better,. waa ar
rested oa Prlacear, between Second
aad Third streets, yesterday afternoon
oa a charge of being drunk and disor
derly, preferred by e citizen, who had
atarted 'with the boy to the guard
house but who met a stubborn resist
ance upon a aear approach to the dty
Hail. Youat Brewer will be tried
by the Mayor to-day at noon.
Visiters to the City.
" Amont yesterday's arrivals at The
OrtOBwere: J. K. Morrlsey, Clinton ;
CL aHargrave, Lexington; W. F.
English and J. A. Westbrook, Mount
Olive: J. A. Patterson.' Newborn; W.
E. Thigpea, Chadboara; J. F. Wood
ward, Warsaw; A. V. Smith, Ralelgn;
J. E. Mills, Camden, S. a; L. a and
EL E. Montgomery, Kings tree, S. O. ;
Jno. A. Sheets aad Jake Edwards, Ra
leigh; W. D. Oarmlehael aad T. O.:
Usher, Marlon, 8. OL, and B, L.
Rrmm. Whftevllle. - :
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Uwesxtcta-Kimtakl Affair.
The Loweaatela-Kamlaskl fracas
on Becoad streeL Labor Day, was In
Mstlratad br Jastlee BoraemaaB at
boob yesterday. Marsdea Bellamy,'
Eaq., :appeared for the Lowenstem.
faction aad Messrs. Herbert -uo-Clammy
and A. J. Marshall looked
after thb iaterests of the Ksminskis.
All haada were satisfied with dismis
sal upon payment of costs aad that
deposition waa agreeable to 'Squire
Boraemaaa. -
Great Ribbon . sale at" The Pari
Thnredav ana jrnasr. eaa our u.
-on first pge.
15, 1903.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. W. D. Carmichael, of Ma
rion, 8. 0., was in the eity yesterday
oa a bualneas trip.
Frienda will regret to learn
that Mr. W. RTaylor la confined to
his home by illness.
Miss Rosa Meredith left yes
terday - morning to eater the State
Normal at Greensboro.
Mr. J. C. Reid,formerly of this
city, now of Columbia, 8. 0., arrived
yesterday on the excursion.
Mr.' John. W. McEachern, a
prominent young business man of
Marlon, 8. Q., was in the city yester
day.
Miss Mitt DnRant, of Sumter,
8. C, is the charming guest of Miss
Kate Bholar, No. 509 South Front
streeL s
Miss Mattie Taylor, of Winna
bow, N. C, passed through the city
yeaterday en route for the Normal at
Greensboro. ,
Mr. W. R. Gothard, ' of Con?
cord, Ga., haa accepted a position as
operator with the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company. :
Mr. Zach Bell left yesterday
morning for Oak Ridge Institute,
where he will take a collegiate and
business course. -
Mr. Clarence Baker, who has
been in the A. C. L. ahopa here, has
been transferred to Savannah and he
left for his new post of duty yester
day. Mr. A. B. Skelding has re
turned from a trip North. While
away he attended the National Con
vention of Street Railway Managers
at Saratoga.
Charlotte Observer-. "Miss Mag
gie Brown, of Wilmington, arrived In
the city from Saluda last night and Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. D,
Alexander."
Mr. Ira J. Cox and wife, of
Durham, who have been on a very
pleasant visit to Mr. Cox's brother, Mr.
W. Harvey Cox, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. M. Braddy, of the Paris
Millinery Emporium, has returned
from New York where he purchased
his Fall stock, which will be newer
and more complete this year than ever
before.
Prof. M. C. S. Noble, who re
cently underwent a minor operation
at the James Walker Memorial Hos
pital, left yesterday to resume his
duties aa a member of the University
fsculty. . ;
Mrs. J. -0. Castleberry, of At
lanta, Is in tha dty on a visit to her
brother, Mr. T. H. Thompson, No. 330
North Seventh streeL Mrs. Castle
berry came to attend the celebration
of the!5th anniversary of her brother's
wedding this evening.
Misses Caroline Hardwick, Ella
Jacobs and Nellie Fowler, of Wil
mington, and Miss Brown, of White
ville, left yesterday morning for
Greensboro to enter the State Normal
College. - Miss Fowler was accom
panied to Greensboro by her mother,
Mrs. Jno. J. Fowler.
Mr. Joseph A Rice, private
secretary to Hon. Jamea Wilson, Sec
retary of Agriculture, Washington,
D. Q, is in the city for a vacation of
two weeks, having joined Mrs. Rice
aad child, who are here on a 'visit to
Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William 8truthers, No. 418 Market
street. '
AN EXf HINGE OF COURTS.
Judge Walter H. Neal Will Hold September
- Term for Hew Haaover.
CoL John D. Taylor, Clerk of the
Superior Court, yesterday received an
official document from the . State De
partment by which Governor Aycock
duly appro vea and authorizes an ex
chang i of courts . between Judge Geo.
H. Brown, Jr., and Judge Walter EL
NeaL who are regularly assigned to
bold New Hanover and Mecklenburg
Superior Courts, respectively, for the
week beginning BepL 28th. The doc
ument Is as folio wa: "
nrnmiti thATTnn. fl-Aft. FT. Rrnwn.
Jr., assigned' by law to hold the Supe-
rlor court or. tne jjiim j uaicuu vumct,
fn ihA WJ1 tnrm. 1903. end the Hon.
Walter H. Neal, assigned by law to
hold the superior uouri or tne
Twelfth Judicial DistricL for said Fall
term, 1903, have agreed to exchange
the court of the particular county
- -. w a . a a
hereinafter namea in tneir saia respec
tive Districts for said Fall term, 1903.
Nn th.MfnMi T nha.pTna B. Ar-
cock, Governor of the State of North
Carolina, by virtue or autnoniy vest
ed in me by law, do hereby consent
tn a.M -rf.ha.TKTA. IftBd do herfibT
authorise the said Qj H. Brown, Jr.,
to hold the said court 01 tne county 01
Mecklenburg, beginning SepL 28th,
1903, for one week for criminal busi
ness In the Twelfth Judicial District
In lieu of the said .Hon. Walter H.
f aafil Wall tnrm 1903. and
the said Hon. Walter H. Neal Is here
by authorized to hold the said court
of the county of New Hanover, begin-:
nlng SepL 88tb, 1903, for one week for
OTlmtnaT hntrfnaan In thm Fifth District
in lieu of said Hon. G. EL Brown for
said Fall term 1903. . ' i. I
In witness whereof I have hereunto:
set my hand and caused the great seal
of the Bute ta be affixed, thla 12th day
of September, in tne year oi our Jjoru,
nna thnnnnd n'nn . hundred and three
ml in thai nit hundred and twentv-
penaence.,.. ymmiiin jl. niwvv
espLEJIIs Shermsa Bereaved.. ; ;,
Glen Sherman, infant son of CapL
Ellis Sherman, died yesterday at the
family home, No. 1023 North FourthfJ
BtreeL The remains will be taken to
Long Bluff. Pender' county, at 7
o'clock this morning and the Inter;
meat at noon will be in the Pridgen
traTeyard.
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my "Old Stand," and cordially Invite
your inspection. In my Handsome Mew
Store, with the most complete line of
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It has ever been my privilege to show the trade, and
having the most competent salesmen I have ever had
to show them, I feel that if you once come yon will
come again. '
A. D. BROWN,
29 North Front Street.
sep 9 tf
Great Ribbon Sale.
Thursday and Friday from 9 to 1 1 A. El., and from
3 to 5 P. M.,
we will sell all Silk Ribbon in all widths and all shades at less than half
the regular price. All Silk Baby Ribbon 10 yards for 5c, 1 Inch wide 2c,
2 inch 4c, 3 inch 8c, 4 inch 10c, 8 inch Sash 19c. They are ' the best
goods. Will not sell over 5 yards of one kind to one customer ana will
not sell any at the bargain pxices after the hoars mentioned; I have 1,000
pieces in this sale. v
Before and after the hours mentioned above it will be double the
price. ' "' . - .
Our CLOAKS are open for inspection.
PARIS IY1ILLITJERY EmPORIUM,
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NOTES FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
Earollmeot Very Larie Changes la the
Facelty Athletic Outlook Fiae.
Special Star Correspondence.
Chapki. Hill, N. C, Sept. 14. The
one hundred and fourteenth annual
session of the University of North Caro
lina was opened on Thursday morn.
ing, BepL 10th, under -very flattering
conditions. The registration books at
the close of the week showed a regis
tration of about 525. During the next
ten days, it is confidently expected that
this number will be increased to 650.
The law class 1b smaller this yeas 4haa
It has been for some years, but the. fall
ing off here ia fully balanced by the
Increased attendance In the other pro
fessional schools of medicine and phar
macy. The Freshman class numbers
some two hundred this year. This is
the largest enrollment of any class
which haa ever entered the Univer
sity, and Is due in a measure to the
abolishment of hszing by the upper
elass men.
Several changes have been made In
the personnel of the Faculty, viz: Dr.
Geo. Howe, Ph. D., has succeeded the
late Dr.Linscott as head of the Latin
Department; Dr. .Thomas Buffin haa
been made a full professor of Law; Dr.
Archibald Henderson, associate pro
fessor of Mathematics; and Mr. E. K.
Graham, associate professor of Eng
lish, ....... -
Never before in the history of the
college haa the Athletic outlook been
ao bright. The Athletic Association
considers itself very fortunate in hav
ing secured the services of Mr. Olcott.
laat year's coach, to coach the foot ball
team again this year. Practically ail
or last year's players are back, and in
addition to these, there are many new
candidates trying for positions on the
team. All in all, the prospects for
this year seem to be brighter in every
department than ever before.
Li. T. M.
ORGANIZED AT POINT GAS WELL, N. 6.
Black River Steamboat Co. Elects Officers.
' -Mr. McQaeea Treasarer, ;
.Special Star Correspondence. -Ponrr
Oaswsll, . Sept. 14. The
stockholders of the Wilmington and
Black River Steamboat Transportation
Co. met at Point Caswell today and
elected CapL Herbert Ward, D. J.
CorbetL Jr., W.-C. Keith, J.,A. Dew
andlCapt. R. P. Paddison as the Board
of Directors. Subsequently the Di
rectors met and elected J. A. Dew
president ; H. CL McQaeen treasurer,
and D. J. Corbett, Jr., secretary.
The Fire This Mpralsg, V'-;-:;.-.-.--;-At
2:10 o'clock this-: morning an
alarm from box 22 called the Fire De
partment is a shed at the rear of W.
E. Springer :& Ooa store, on Front
streeL used aa an ice cream manufac
tory by Ferris, the baker. One end or.
the shed was burned off, causing a
loss or 150 or $100, The back door or
the place was round open. The origin
of the fire ia unknown. The front ,
door of Messrs. Springer , & Co.'s store
wss broken open to permit the 'fire
being fought from the rear of that
building.
A Rip i Van Winkle Flad.
. Large quantities or wreckage from
the schooner which went to pieces off
the i North Carolina coast aome time
ago, continue to be washed ashore on
Carolina and Wrlghtsville : beachee.'
Saturday nlghL while ; OapL : Bob
Lewis and MrH. P. 8. Keller were
drum-fishing up Wrlghtsville Beach,
they found partly Imbedded In the
sand a five gallon keg of fine claret
wine , thrown up on the beach- from
the wrecked vessel. I ' - -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
' StASONIO TKMPLB, Bept 15, 1908. j
WilMjtoilLc Ho. 319, A, F. & A.M.
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EOXTLAB MONTHLY COJEMtrNICATIOS
Oils (Tuesday) evening at 8 oxiocs.
Visiting Bretbren are cordially lavlted.
sep 15 It
secretary.
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Market Street, Wilmington, N. O.
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9,500 Lbs. Sept. Pullets.
1,900 Bushels R. P. Oats.
280 Bushels Seed Rye.
41 1 Martin's Cheese. ' .
1,840 Lbs. Martin's Butter
w. b. cooper;
308, 310 & 312 Nutt street.
WILMINGTON, N. O.
sep Stf
City Taxes !
The City Tax Book for 1903
has been placed in my hands with
instructions to proceed to collect
taxes charged therein. All per
:; sons liable for City Taxes are
given a cordial invitation to come
i up to the City Hall , and settle.
: Office honts from 9 A. M. to 5
P.M. - Respectfully,-
V "Treasurer and Collector.
..sep 12 lw ' "
Car Loads of Goods.
3 car loads Flour Straight, Half
Patent, Patent, Fancy Patent.
2 car loads Mixed Corn.
1 car load White Corn. .. , ...
1 car load Pure Wheat Bran. , v
1 car load No. 1 Timothy Hay; '
1 car load Tio. 2 Timothy Hay.
1 car load Prairie Hay.
3 car loads Va. Water Gro'd MeaL
1 car loadi Good Luck B; Powder,
r car load Meat, Ribs,Platea,Bntta
U 1 car load Canned Goods. ? ;
: Ask us for quotations or send
orders along and shall have our per
sonal attention.. . ,
8T027E & GOUPiilTT.
.5 and 7 South Water street. ; . , "
!f SOP 13 tf , , r .
Ten Dollars,
r Ours is the only estab
lishment In your City-that
makes Suits to . measure fcr
Ten Dollars.
C. E. GORDON PANTS CO.,
25 South Font Streetr v j
Rates for Sewer SerYlco
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Water Closets - - 50 cts per quarter, each
Kitchen Sinks - - 50 cts per quarter, each
Bath Tubs - - - 50 cts per quarter, each
Fixed Wash Basins 25 cts per quarter,, each -Fixed
Laundry Tubs 50c per quarter, per set
. We carry our pipes to your prop
erty line without charge, and rates
do not go Into effect until service Is
rendered. -'. '
Tha Witaisw SewsrEga Co.
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$5.00j
8.50
1.00 ifi
SEPTEMBER riULLETS
- ap tha imart tat la areaa.