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4 .;
toy
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,
"CUTIIMES
'T- aa
5 Tj e re5 aaeaped,
Mf-a11:.- . .a ta da
u f::ij, by a ruee-
pattJloa of tbe so-
Si "six. - a o r., w
iLr Us -tsloe. Teres.
fZ r-sa for kOUaf N.
MfL tM . for Mil
B a Aira aalalsier at
f'T" ,t. Turk ere said
. Vtmirmtd re awe at
i Cstrvrsi.v euUoa,
Jr..ccti3S-d!ttetlLtO;
tT'jt tirikS firm.
IIATWER REPORT
1" R-t
ft i-i ,4r:SL N. C. SrC 1L J
Lrun. iMU far
?:t It CtATTS.
. jf toauaa la all por-
Ucftrrr 5te. XL Far Zfaria
tytVr tS.
1.C7 M. A.
IUP.M.
II HUM.
& SI P.M.
ia r. m.
ft t lie CTtUa4 U tht cry
act ixcur.
Muu :j Tarl baft lax to
r.v 2.!i:ca will Mai ip
y h baa bad
tf life. It li wtll
f i in towi ht baa haJ
a
'V'r' Stmt Tims II rrtld :
'li:::! txjt he i cocfiient of
h io-Btl.Jy ihoaM wake
13 t iftm tbat be U
'rf w. S. DtTtrx, baa
fi uvia ia bit political
fJ cow la it! j abont-
n - -to to hU r vac at and
iiortf a rtported.
?rr of 5er? U vaa aasaaai
" if Tin IS nlVtrdtT kot
t"-ne. wiliiax eoeojb la
f : U u. rtkr tbaa to bate
t'-'-1 'ic cm to bla prtde-
1T.
i
fW.ax it cuebictrT la bow
p-'f :i jiftoiU priaoa at
Th acblae-aut
4 ki a! aart, bat tbe
kia it macb more.
Jn;r..'..,ri of tbe betel at
i trmil Booktr Waab
b itb a brtakfaat
' bate beea ImTited
c-3ftiA5 town to aeek an
j.fc-:4 of KeaUeky a
u a prttaleat for eotae
t ) r-pcrt baa it tbat tbe
-"Ara, ;tbertd at Jack
if Uy aad pfafl for
""l wpto-ji thowar Uaa to
,L ;I.:t, of Tarre Uaate,
fliia tbe MtaltJ
, o tvo jrara ao
t a- nrr.ei a woman ia
i obuintd a diTOTce, and
kU Cnt wL'a. A fa
0 nK.l.t a j'mrr
UUit naarriad wife
J- SatLU a dirorc record
K Burrid bixa tbe ftrrt
I : lire: TV OlMKro: Rtom-
I T JJ A- M. X. JJ IrV II A II IUO
VOL. LXXII.-NO. 155
JURORS FOR FEDERAL COURT.
Tkaaa freai Drrte CmiiIm t &m
fartkaTtrBi BriUmlax Maalaj,
Barcaatr 2i.
Jarore for tbe rail term of -the
UaJUd Btatca DIatrSct Coort to be bald
WUalBjrtoa bedaaljr MondaT-
Not. X3a. J air Tboa. ZL Par a all
praaJdlar, ware drawa yeatarday.
n e jarort are aot rtqalrad toattead
aaUl Tateday. Not. Jrd, at I o'clock,
aa aaj dU or admiralty caeeaeatbe
ckat will be triad oa HoadaT. Tbare
are eJerea ccaallae la tbe Eaatcra die-
trktaadtbejarora from eaca are aa
fallow:
New riaaomOanBtv nnrtMa
Jobar.OarralLa Dabreada, N. li.
fcuuo, v. aureaiaoa, U. li.
Draacb aad U. T. iUnoc
Craarwlek John IL U!(t J.m
Tbara. W. IL Fikr, D. It. VValkar.
ItCUBT, I. W. IUn, a a Wood
eoe, Qtorxe T."Joae.
Ziobeaoa-J. W. KcNallt. tLVe
OorfBaek. N. T. KcLeee. D. kUItae.
Oalaaaotra W. A. laaaaa. W. J.
uaatoa, i'raak Wealay Joan J.
8cotXaad W. IL UcLaarla. TX J.
Woodward, Joba C PbUUp W. T.
Barber, IL K. Moaroe.
Uicbmead J. T. Oaadle, T. U.
Km, T. B. Oortartoa B. F. Dock try.
UesUa-B. CL BaawalL K. licN.
Oarr. I kL. Cooper, N. IL Ckrtar.
-Ctt aa ber laad J. F. Vlaeeat, Geo.
Writ, W. a Dxr, IL McD. Oeddle.
8aapeoa I. CaldvelL J. If.
Weeka, r. kL Wk!U, Tbeodore WU-
Bladaa-rraaela kL WUIia. J. kL
OrwnarUa, XtUl Q. GUaeoe, Cbarlee
LOCAL LXTTS.
A mixed excursion from Faj-
eturtlie la expected to arriTe to day.
UmtLagd BetaH Grocert A
aocUtioa ta!bt at o'clock. All
bare are rtqaeated to aUead.
Tbe retail darks will meet to-
alckl erar tb Ai2aaUe KeUoaal
Baak for tbe orxaalaaUoa of a aaioa.
Mr. XUrks Katbaa caabt a
aaoeeter draaa flab at WHrhUriUa
jtetarday. It waeefaet, 71aekaaleaa;
aad wricked Of poeada.
Tolicemaa I. F. IlBCXi&i caade
oar arreeta of dlaordarly aacrore la
Ue vktaJty of Foartb aad BtTtalb
aad Nlxoa atreate yaatarday.
At tbe regular meeting of
Oanpeaji Eacejnpmeat Ne. L L O.
a F.. Ut eJrbt tbe "Bejel Iar4a"
drcree waa coaferred oa oae caad
Tbe eitr tireet force, asdtr tbe
dirtcUo of CapL Woolard aad CXty
EeiUMT Adam, la Xaylac a xe taea
Urra coita araJa os lower Walaat
tXrt4, froaa KeU to tbe Hrer.
A new fire alarm box waa In
UlJeed yeaUrday at tbe Aacola Lam-
ear mUla, tbe cotapaay kaTiar ex
Uaded tbe water maiaa to lla property.
Tbe aemker of tbe aw box la 11L
Secretary rojrae, of tbe Stale
Fair, baa dosed a coalract wilb tbe
GMkUl-Maaday-LeavlU Oaralral
Oooapaay to aaow at Ue groaace aar-
Uc Fair week. Tbe coco pa ay wtU bare
17 abowa.
Rt deed filed for record jeaier-
day J ao. F. Llltletoa aad wife traaa-
ftrred to W. B. Cramp" aad wue.
for t&XJ, bowse aad lot oa ean bmo
Tblrd. lis feet aoath or yaeea
treei. Mill fret la alar.
yn. O. J. aTcldHlan aad Mil
raaale SL Corbett will be ttwpared to
take paella la the JTleUbtr mode
metbod (daiplax aad kladarjcartaa) oa
Oct. lt." Bee aaaoaaeemea im o
otbrreolama. t. wnmlarton and Buck
BlTtr8UamboatCa.UTilee aropoaale
for tbe eoaetreeUoa of a eiera wow
-Uamboat aordlar to P'"
dScatloea, wblca may -U
pa.loSc at Potal Caewell or by
peikatloa to Capu w. x.
Booka. BreedTertiaemeau
CapL B- A. Sootberland, a
i. is. PTiM Of Ue Auaaua
. t ...4 rM niir veara atauoa
tout ' -
a.t for U. eo-paay at FttjU
bi relad to uae a ponuo.
Ox. la wbka be la latere tad. B t
gadad by Mr. U. o. aewH
t- ...t.u ! Ue office, wbo will
acceedrd y Mr. IL T. FUbar.
is. aMETTA" riira mad.
. .... M l.a
Wtfa
i w. T. varkrr cii
frat aaaay-FeatriJ Tratariay.
Mra Aaeette Parker. wUe of Mr.
W.
T. Piker, Ue
alUe
Cbadboara iw,-.
Baaday moralaf at o woca
M ryiri Karl
family rtawaaor.
Froal aireat, aner aa u--- - -
Iter.
43tb binbday aad waa a woman of
bar
apt i
did CartaUaa eaarc.-.
borae
ker kmc aaffarlar r"
foetlUdr. 8bela.T-be.WJ.OY.-
bead two fTOwa m-I-1"-
whom beeeUe aympaUyof maay
a a "
Joba aad Ue romelaa wttw
Ta at i w CMaux a w -
a O TXaaaiaa. o. . .
Cooper aad P. Q. oor
j.e.A.B-NoUca.
Baward-For borae Ulaf.
Acadamy-4rbat Impradaat Yoaar
Ooopia." - - ,.
lOCUXa.
WDARF PARAGRAPHS.
News of a Day in the Market
and Shipping World at the
Port ot Wilmington.
GERMAN STEAMERS ARR1YED.
I4x tntU Expectad Tkla Vctk far Cat-
taa earxoesCkaakcr ef eeaaerce
Ceoialttca ateata Teday Ee
traeca ef Ceaatwlae Craft -
Tbe acbooaer "Qftor W. UeOui.
lootk," preaamed to be reported erro
aaooaly for tbe acbooaer 'Frank W.
UcCalloaxb, boaad aortb from
Georxetowa, a a, arrlTed at Booth
port laat algbt for barter.
Tbe ecbooaera "Artbar MeArdlr"
Ttttoae, aad "Wa. a IIood,,eSJ
toots arrired yealerday from Pblladel-
pMaaad Norfolk. reapeetlTely. with
earxoee of eoa The laaf aamed la
dlscbarxtaf at Ue Gbamploa Com
preea. t
Tbe IZxaeaUTe Committee of Ue
Chamber of Commaree will meet at 4
o'clock Ibis afternoon. Amoac the
rabjeela for eoaslderaUoa will be Ue
eater Ulamaat of tbe ofScera of Ue
Garmaa ablp of war "Paatber, ex
ptcted bare very aooa.
Colloa reedpta yealerday ware 4,073
bales axalaat 4,487, same day last year.
Tbe tone of Ue local market chanced
romaleadyto doll at 10 1 a. Moat of
Ue recelpta now are from orer Ue
W CL dc A. railroad. Tbe steamer
Ilix klander," which arrlTed yester
day, broaxbt 71 bales from Fayette-
TlUa.
Bcbooaer -Nellie Floyd," Capt.
Nallsea, arrlTed at Fort Caawell from
New York at 8 o'clock yesterday area-
ex with carte of atoae for Ue extea-
aire eoaafrecUoa work aow rolax oa
Uere. Tbe blx foor-aoastad seboooer
Tbree Marys," L034 tons, dpt.
CoaoTtr, oae of the larteat which
eter elslted this port, arrlTed at aa-
cbor at BoaUpof t at 1:40 o'clock yes-
terdsy eTsaiax.
The Orrmaa stsecoer Traa," t7I
toss, CapL Bradbarrlar. arrlTed Baa
day from PbUadalpbU aai will re
eel re a cargo of cottoa from Meaers.
Alexaader Bpraat dc Boa. Tbe Gar
-Krtca." Ll loss,
CapL Blekmaa, also arrlTed yester
day. Bke la from Bostoa to Messrs.
Bpraat dc Boa. FooroUer sleamera.
oae of which waa off Ue bar last alibi,
will be bare later Uia week for cottoa
Oee of Ue a amber la Ue b!
Brltlah traao "Falls of KaUla," 3,110
toa CapL aOar. from Bdtlmore.
Mr. T. D. Lore, teoeral measrer of
Ue Marcbaala aad Farmers' Bleam
bos.t Oa arrlTed la Ue dty Baaday oa
Ue eleemsr TUxblaader" from Ue
eceee of Ue fooaderlax of ue aieamsr
Tr HseL" two miles beyond EUxa-
beUtowa. Tbe IUxhlaader,w Imme
dUUly took Ue roa of Ue Tar Hoel"
aaaooaaeUe latter was disabled aad
ablpmeaU by Ue llae saffsred node-
lay or demaxe. Mr. Xore aaya vxm
T.r TlAln waat dowa la oaiy uree
feet of water aad eoaseqaeatly ber
daeka remained a bo re Ue aarfaee.
ttm MuiiUd c hie It of lard for
Ue Armfleld Oo of FeyetteTtlle.
Tbe aUaacb little ateamer waa polllox
off Ue aboela at Ue lime aad as tae
H.rt" tid ber. aba settled back
dowa oa a stamp which jammed a
bole la ber bottom. Tbe "Illxb
Uaier" oa bar trip to FayetteTllle
.imliT sf tsraooo took a com pie or
Ifchlere aad Ue 'Tar Heel" will be
floated aad will probably proceeaio-
HI OTTO
i...iMBsBBBaBBaab.aaaaasBSBjBBaBBSsBstMSBssfsss
ML AND MBS. fVZLDHQ BE1EAVED.
TbaU Ufaat Daatkur F eased Away Yia-
trriay Mardrf Faaerd Te-day.
r. Jnh J. Farloas bare
Uete'adareet aympalby ofUekmaay
. . ... . w iV.I.A.l. rniuf.
fneade ia loeeeaui e
tt i .Mtt it maatba aad fire
days, which oocarredat 1 J0 o'clock
Testerday moralaxatlbe family reel-
- . .11.. mn 1T
deaee, K3 va.aai ius -.
nt. nf fa weeks wllh
v i .k and manlflrtlla. Tbe
WBWPIB.
...v ..j tv wr ssnentllT tea-
der la Ueir oerouoa ,TT
ead their xt! m nutee. aianx
friesda edled at the reddeaoe yeeier-
thl nrjAlhT la Ue
deep bereaTtment which Uey bare
saffsred.'
Tbe faaeral will be held from Ue
reddeaoe at 11 doe ia ma
by Ue Bar. xauer u. waaw,
n.ivH rhareh. and Ue re
-ofjaa will be laid to reatla Oakdde
eemetery.
fiUMOSS OP A HEW HOTEL
laid That 0at-elTew CeplUlUte Are
tuilax Aleei fw Site Tka feaka.
..(, im hacked
1'aruee wm - " : .
byaaallmlted capital are J
to be BefOtUllax for a eite apoa which
. . -m a mod era hotel
II te prow
of lariTpWportloaa. WbDe no aa
Ueatle UformeUoa
rabjaet caa be xaUered. It la said that
Ue Cobbe wlllprobably tdaetUe
buslaaaewbea the hotel la hdlt. Ba
mor baa 11 Uat aa offar of $11,000 baa
beea made for Ue property of Mra.
Boxr Moore, oa Chesaot street, aear
.v. -w-ffloa. Olher si lee are also
nld to be la ooatampUtloa. - -
nare yoa eea nsoisa " y---11U
BeachI Yoa oaxht to rx
7. . . tTTVi. .imw Mnrht from the
HUM P M.n " - " . .
ireeva . .
if yoa waat a HsTllaad WaaerBet
to UJmi.' ; .
WILMINGTON, N. 0., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
ANNUAL RENTAL OF MARKETS
PakHc Stem, Stella aed Spacea Let far
Ike Eaislat Year ky Ckelroaa
Tleackea Yciteraay.
The atores, alalia aad apacta la Ue
pablic marketa or Ue city were rented
at aaetlon apoa Ue cash premium
plaa by Chairman kL G. Tlenekea, of
tbe Market Committee of Ue Board of
Aldermen yesterday. Mr. Tlenekea
waa tbe aaettoaeer aad City Clerk aad
Treararer King accompanied him oa
bla roanda to tbe aereral hoaeee as
advertised to make the eolleetlons.
There were ody two changes la tbe
teaaata and the amount of rent and
premium made about tbe tbe aame aa
last year, which waa a good lacreaae
fiom Ue year before. Tbe rentals were
aefollowa:
STOTH Wi.RO Ka&XXT.
BUlIa Noe. 1 and S-O. H. Kjinnsiv:
i. ' -
8 tails Noe. 3 and 4 O. S. Kennedy,
at5fl m
BtdliNo. a O. IL Kennedy, $13. .
rOCXTH STRXXT MaftXET.
Stall No. 1-Josiah Camber. 171 : 25
cents premium.
FU.ll Nn S T S n.'Mll A- ru
$75 ; 33 cents premium '
Stall No. 4 D. a Boeed. $48: 35
cents premium.
Stall No. S-Wm. BaUerr.$C0; 25
cents premium.
Stall No. 6-Joha N. Richardson, $5.
ntoHT mm xibjcxt.
Bulla Noe. LS aad 5. north aide
J. F. Garrell dc Oa, 1388; .25 cenU
premium.
SUlla Noe. 1, 3 and 8, soathelde J.
F. GarrelldcOo., $150; 35 eeate pre
mium. Bulla Noe. J, 4 aad 6, center L B.
Rhodes, $386;35eenU premium.
Bull No. 10. center a. Merrick. $34:
35 cents premium.
Bull No. 7. north aide L a Rhodes,
$35; 35 eenU premium.
uiaii noe. y ana u, nonnuao j.
IL Ilollsnd, $43; 35 cents premium.
Rl.M 1L nnpthB!I-!hsrlotU
DsTie, $13; 35 eenU premium.
Rt.nr.nt No. 1 Kenan Brrd.
$73; 33 eenU premium.
Uesuarani no. a &.ensn rjra;
$50; 30 cents premium.
IUaUnrsnt No. 8 CL ZL Good win.
$73; 35 oenU premium.
iioom ia rear ox resiaoran.
a E. Goodwin, $8; 35 eenU premium.
Boom No. 1, upsUlrs L. M. Sand
Un, 313; eenU premJum.
Boom No. 8, apsUlre J. II. Har
din, 39 ; 35 eenU premium.
Boom No. 4, opstelrs J. F. Garrell
dc Co., $13; 35 eenU premium.
Btore No. 1 C KL Oolllnr, $150;
75 cants premium.
Btore No. 3 J. Loufhlln, 5LJU ; w
premium.
Btore No. 8 W. M. 8aeeden, $150;
$3 premium.
oa ax encB.
Noe. 1 and 3 J. LouxhUo, $185.50
AMml rem
No. 8 J. EL Robinson, $30
mlom.
pre-pre-pre-
No. 4 J. EL Boblasoo, aa
mlum.
No. 5 J. M. Mitchell, $50
mlum.
No. 6 W. M. Beeeden, $55
mlum.
ine NEW HEBREW YEAR.
ScrTlcea le Teaipla d Israel Last Mrfct
aad irela Te-day.
Bosh nsaboaab, or tbe Jewish New
Year, began at eanset yesUrdey aad
will coatloue aatll sunset to-day. Tbe
fiilil la a season of conrratulaUons,
feaatlax aad Ue exchanxe of presents.
It was observed yesterday eTenl a ; oy
serrlces In Ue Temple of Israel by
Bee. Dr. B. Meedeleoha, ue re i,
bo will eoatlaae them from .'
o'clock Ula morninx aatll 6 o clt-ua
Ulaerealaf. Elaborate musical pro-
rrsmmee were arranxed for Ue two
Mrrlees. tbat yeaUrday erenlnf har-
lag beea especially pretty. The
1 saU ass aa Mmrsfatfd of Mrff. 7 A
Vim B VUVtl wm mm --- W I
Mase, Misses Hattie and Llllle Taylor,
Mr. H. K. Holden, Mr. Jake Solomon
and Mr. Adolph Goodman, with Mr.
A. H. Yopp organlsL During the
holiday tbe etoree of all orthodox
Jewa are closed.
The New Year U followed by Yom
Klppur, or Ue Day of Atonement, Un
daya later. It la obeerTea as a soiemn
fast of atonement, and from anaae
euaaet the derout Hebrew ahaL-ia
from all food.
During tbla morning's aerdoe Ue
ahofar, made of Ue horn of a ram,
will be blown to awakea Ue worship
pers lo greater watchfulness and activ
ity la Ue purlficatlOB and eaneliflca
Uoa of Ueir hearts. Tbe first ten daya
of Ue year are daya of increased dero
Uoa, earnest ielf-examlnaUoa and new
effertato lead a good, drtuoue aad
godly Ufe. The solema festival or the
day of atoaemeat aad the feast of Ub
eraaclee follow wlUla two weeka.
THE J00VERN0R IAYI MATI HATt
Wea'l Evta Ceaad:r Seceal Prepealtlea te
UtuT. k tL CW SUUaieet.
Special Star rdegram.
BliCOH, N. a, BepL 31. Gov
eraor Ayeock Uday aoaooaeed that
there would be ao further eonaidera
tloa of any proposition to lease Ue A.
& N. a roed from Goldsboro to
Morehesd Qty. He notified W. W.
Mllla that be could withdraw the
second proposition to lease this prop
erty aad consider all negotiations at
BMr.MUle aUUd to-dght Uat a eoa
TersatloawiU Ue "v2rI
mh him Uat pe-aoaallyUeebUf ex
JStfrefsyors the lease bat POJ
ISoaaoonstrala him to exerclse hU
JrerogstlTe and discontinue negoUa-
Sobb. Tbe malUr waa to hare beea
aeleJ upon at the annual meeting of
the directors of the rosd and Council
of 8uta Thursday of Ula week.
BoecUl Tdoea la new Fdl and Wln
UrDsaGoixUtiRshder'a this weekt
If you want a fine daya'' sport, f
Oahlagat WrlghUrille Beaeh. X
" '-if "
f5at Gists, Jap. Enamel ware, Jarde-
nietHr. Jgff
China Parlors, 119 Market atreeu t
M.W. DIVINE ELECTED
Chosen Yesterday toJSucceed the
Late County Commissioner
. Gabriel Holmes.
THfe MAGISTRATES IN SESSION
0. 4 Perxas, of flaaoebere, Ody OpposI
Caa Momlaated by E. P. Jabiaoa.
'New Member ef Board Well
' Equipped far Hia Datlea.
By a Tote of fifty-eight to nine Mr.
Morrison OT. Tllvintt & lnaiKnor Tonn
business man of this dty, waa yeaUr
day elected by Ue Board of Magis
trates of New Hanorer a commissioner
of Ue counts- to succeed the late
Mr. Gabriel Holmes for tbe Urm end-
lax Jane 1st, 1904. Tbe meeting 4,of
Uematfeiratee waa a highly repreaen-
ti re-one and tea more than a quorum.
f were present. Mr. Divine's opponeat
waa Mr.' D. J7 Ferxua. of Maaonboro
townihip, who waa nominated by Mr.
E. F. Johnson, of Wilmington, and
to ted for principally by represenU-
tl res from the country..
The meetinr was called to order br
Chairman D. MeEaehern, of the Board
of County Commissioners, and Deputy
Register of Deeds John McLaurin was
eecreUry ex officio. Boll call haying
shown more than a majority preaent
Ue meeting organized permanently by
electing Mr. C W. Worth chalrma i.
Mr. MeEaehern lUted the object of the
meeting to be Uat of electing a suc
cessor to the laU lamented Mr. Holmes.
Nominations were declared in order
end Mr. J. D. Kelly presented the
name of Mr. Divine as a practical baei-
ness did aad oae who bad an interest
la Ue welfare of his county. In the
speaker's opinion, his nominee would
make the Ideal commissioner. Tbe
motion was eeconded by Messrs. Geo.
8. Le Grand and Jao. H. Sweeney.
Mr. EL F. Johnson placed in nomina
tion Mr. Fergus, of Mason bo ro, whom
he referred to aa alwaya faithful to tbe
Demoeratle party, eminently qualified
to fill the position and a man who
oald represent truly the InUresU of
the country townships, which would
have no repreeenUtlon on the Board
upon Mr. Alexanders removal to Ue
city Oe let. Tbe nomination was
seconded by Mr. a W. Bishop, of Ma
aonboro, and a vote by ballot wee de
clared In order by the chairman.
The secretary asain eal ed the roll
aad each magistraU preseat responded
by placing a ballot la the haL The
reealt ahowed 58 for Divine and 9 for
Fergus.
Jast before adjournment Juetice G.
W. Boraemann eugr.es led the death of
the late CapL Jamee M. MeGowan and
paid a trlbaU to hia faithful nets as a
member of tbe Board of Msgietrates
and aa a eltlsen. No further buainess
having been proposed, Ue meeting waa
declared adjourned.
Tbe election of Mr. M. W. Divine aa
a commissioner will bring lo Ue Board
gentleman eminently qualified by
bueinees experience and executive
fibJUty to fill the position wlU credit
to himself aad the county. He Is at
the head or Ue large pdnt and build
ing maUrid house of M. W. Di
vine dc Oa, and la popular with
all daaaea of eltlxena. The office
came to him without hia aeeklng and
he will be a congenial colleague for
the fonr oUer excellent members of
the Board, as at preaent conetituted.
He has bsen in business in Wilming
ton slaee 1884. first as a member of
ape-Jjb JSlrm of Divine dc Chadbourn and
. . uninr mimur oi ine nrm oi
M.W. Dirlne dc Co. He la a director In
Ue Peoples Barings Bank and ia
prominently Identified wllh aereral
oUer building and loan and financld
InsUlatlona. He waa formerly a civil
engineer and was connected with the
the Atlantic Coast Line for eleven
years. The county Is to be congratu
lated upon his election.
THE MIYOR'S COURT YESTERDAY.
Elxkt feat te tke Reads for Disorder ei
- tke StreeU Sstsrdey Mihl.
- Ia Ue Mayor's court yeaUrday L. L.
Mason, Ue member of Ue street force
who was drunk at Front and Market
atreeU Saturday afUrnoon, pdd a fine
of $5 and eosU; Geo. McKlnney,
whlU, drunk and down, went to Ue
roada In default of $10 fine and coat;
Bla Laeas, colored, drunk and disor
derly kt Fourth and Church, went to
Ue' roada' for SO daya; John Moore,
colored, dlaorderly at SixU and Nixon,
went for Ue aame period In default of
$5 fine aad coat; Joe Wilklna, colored,
paid $10 fine for disorderly conduct at
Fourth and Bladen; NaUan Murray,
colored, couldn't pay $5 for having
engaged la Ue same affair and went
oat for 'SO;' Joe Bryan, colored, got
Ue aame for disorder at Fourth and
Campbell; Geo. Newberry, colored,
waa treated likewise for disorder at
Seventh and Castle; Chaa. Fulwood
colored, went for Ue aame In defsul,
of $10 aad costs for disorder a week
ago at Front and Surry.
. TT.n.ii.n Covert ninths. Ox
ford 8klrtlng, BroadcloU, Reversible
BkirUng la black and grey and blue
and grey, and Novelty Twine Cloth,
nil 50 Inches wide, real value $L50,
Uia week $L00 the yard, at Render's.
100 Jap Picturea given to the first
100 customers Uat purchase SLOO
worU or more at BUslnger's China
Parlon. - - - t .
Fine Fishing at WrlghUdlle Beach
reatle- - - ' I
All the new, things
mlaga are at Render's
is Dress Trim-
Fine sport fisbieg from trestle at
WrlghtsTille Beaeh Ho convenient
to get tc, . hour. 1
22, 1903.
AT THE ACADEMY THIS WEEK.
"Human Hearta" Tbaraday Evealox aed
May Sarrent la'Bif New York Com
edy Sacceas Sale of Seats.
At the Academy of Music this week
are two ' attractions which promise
to be abundantly popular "Human
HearU" on Thursday and "That Im
prudent Young Couple," with May
Sareent in the leading role, Friday
night The sale of seats for the first
named begins to-morrow morning and
for the latUr Thursday morning.
It has been said that some drama die
in infancy for lack of the elements of
success. Nou matter' how elaborately
presented they may be, they fail to ap
peal to the public and soon go on the
shelf. But a melodrama like "Human
Hearts" holds iU orlgind charm. It
has been seen throughout the -country
for the past nine years, yet Uere la no
decrease in public interest In this de
lightful play. It' contains all the ele
ments of success pathos, villany and
frrmtAv TtMtldM- iha scenic surround-
inge make a picturesque aUge produc
tion ana that attracts aueniion.
The New York comedy success, in
whfh Ma Raj-cAnt will anoear at tbe
Academy Friday night; is strongly en
dorsed. The New York Sun said of
the play:
mVm hvfoht w 'Thftt!Tmnradent
Young Couple,' acted at the Empire
Theatre, on Broadway, last evening.
Although Charles Frohman had the
piece writUn by Henry Guy Carleton
tnr MandA AHimi and John Drew. Mav
Sargent has been wisely chosen to
head tbe road company in bliss auims
role because of her striking resem.
hi .n pa trt MIm Adams in every way.
Mr. Carleton also wrote 'The Butter
flies,' which will be remembered as a
flimsy affair, ao far aa dramatic qual
lty went, but it provoked laughter by
altogether polite and seemly means
and it made an agreeaoie entertain
ment. Although Mr. Carleton might
well have repeated himself he did not.
He has improved and Invented differ
ent manner and matter, and ao we
have this second comedy running at
times perhaps to farce, but never at al
rude or vulgar."
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mra. G. T. Croom is the gueBt
of relatives at Currie.
Miss Annie Herring is visiting
In Sampson county.
Mr. Charles Mendelsohn is at
h ome from Philadelphia.
Mr. C. B..Hatch, of Mt. Olive,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Perdew
are visiting in Philadelphia.
Geo. Rountree, Esq.. went to
KInston yesterday to attend court
Mrs. Ella K. Hill has returned
from a visit to friends m Duplin.
Mr. Charles J. Mitchell, of the
B. F. Mitchell Co., went to-New York
Sunday night .
Miss Erma Webster has re
turned from a pleasant visit to Ben-
nettaviile, 8. C. ,
Messrs. Frank Pinner and
Moody MinU have gone to New York
for a pleasure trip.
Miss Adeline Behrends sailed
on the Clyde ateamer Sunday morn
ing for New York.
Prof. M. C. S. Noble, of
Chapel Hill, spent Sunday in the city,
returning yesterday.
Messrs. W. Z. Corbett and
W. G. Jamee have gone to the moun-
tdna for a brief visit
Misses Edna Hull and Maude
Stewart, of Bock Hill, & 0., are guesli
of Mra. L. B. Rogers.
Messrs. Luke W. Boney and
N. H. Carter, of Wallace, were guests
at The Orton yrsterday.
Mr. Arthur Belden, of Birm
inxham, Ala, is visiting hia parents
here. Hia wife has been visiting here
aeveral weeks.
Mr. J. R. Mahoney left yes
terday to Uke a position in the office
of Ue Anglo-Saxon newspaper, of
Rockingham, N. O.
Mr. James Men ales, of Savan
nah. Mr. W. J. Craig and Mr. T. M.
Emerson, of Wilmington, were gueaU
at The Orton yesterday.
Mrs. L G. Henry, of Dublin
Ga., and Misa Delay McKeithan, of
Wadeaboro, were gueaU at The Orton
yesterday en rouU to Wadeaboro.
Mr. Isaiah West was down
town yesterday for the first time In
aereral montha. He attended the
meeting of Ue magistrates at the
Court House.
Lineman Hugh Schwartz, who
fell from a pole and waa ao seriously
Iniiiredeome time ago, ia able to leave
Ue hospital, his many friends will be
glad to learn.
- Mrs. DeLancey Evans has en
tered her dauehUrs, Misses-Ida and
Louise, at St Mary's for their second
ear. Last year Miss Louise received
Ue only diploma issued in Ue "Busi
ness Course. "
Miss Elizabeth Otten, Mrs. H.
F. OtUn and children and Mra. J. T.
Bunge returned yeaUrday from Mount
Airy. Miss Sophie Heine, another of
Ue party, stopped over at Greensboro
to Tisit friends.
Mr. Alf A. Moffitt has return
ed from' Rocky Mount where he waa
under treatment in the A. O. L. Re
lief Hospital. Mr. M-ffitt's many
friends will be gUd to know that his
healU ia greatly ImproTed.
' Mr. M. Bowes, who is pleas
antly remembered here, has gone
from Macon, Ga., and has accepted a
ncdtlon . ai teacher of bookkeeping,
banking and other branches of study
inUe Bristol (Tenn.) Business Col
lege ; and School - of Shorthand - and
Typewriting. - -;
. Try your luck with ; Ue fish - at
WrigntsTiuo Jecn. : - ; ;; a
WHOLE NO. 11,255
A Grand Opportunity
TO THOSE GOING TO HOUSE-KEEPING
THIS FALL,.
I move in September to 206 North Front street, and to. save cost
moving will sell at a small advance on cost NOT AT COST every ar
ticle in my present store and give free storage and insurance to Oct. 1st.
ItsT IEV PA.BEBR.
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods,
au 16 D&W tf
NO INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
STATE DEPOSITORY. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY.
statement ot: the condition of the ' '
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington, N. C.
At close or business Bept 9, 190S. Organized, 1893, ' :
RESOURCES
JU)ans aad DIscoants,.. ,.....61,1M 61
Bonds 818,800 00
Seal astste ....... -- 80,000 00
Hash In Van It - S129.392 9
In otter Banks............ 829.453,02 S58.845.94
Sl.gS8.880 55
We aim to be liberal, yet safe.
We offer every facility Known to modern banking.
UNIVERSITY OF CAROLINA.
Enrollment of Students Breaking AU
Records Lifiieg Up oa Gridiron.
Shaped Hill News.
Special Star Correspondence.
Chapel Hill, N. C , Sept. 2L
The week just closed marks the most
successful one through which the
University has ever passed. Last year
the total registration of students was
608, while the registration Saturday
night was 550. When one recollects
that these figures show the number of
atudents registered at the close of only
the first week of the Fall term, he may
readily see that it is only a matter of a
short time before the number of atu
dents will greatly exceed last year's
attendance. With the new men who
will come in durine the Fall term, and
those who register at tbe beginning of
the Spring term, it is confidently be
lieved that the total number of atu
dents will reach 650 before the end of
the present scholastic year.
An unfavorable report was circula
ted last week as regards the attendance
in the law school. The number of
students in that department Is now
greater than ever before, and pros
pects point to one of tbe most suecesa
fnl year's in its history. It may Inter
est some to know that out of the sixty
men sent before Ue State Board in Ue
the past year, .fifty-nine have passed
the examination successfully. Six of
Uese applicants received the nigneat
marks given.
At a meeting of the Athletic Asso
ciation Saturday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected to aerve for'
the ensuing year: J. B. Ramsey,
president; A. H. Johnson, vice presi
dent ;T. Hill, secretary and treasurer;
L. H. Holt, chief cheer er; K. a. Stew
art, graduate member. Advisory Com
mittee on Athletics: A. W. Hsywood,
Jr., Undergraduate Member of Advis
ory Committee oa Athletics, ur.
Chas. Baskervllle is the faculty mem
ber and chairman of this committee.
The following men were elected to
serve as editors of the Tar Heel, the
official organ of the Athletic Associa
tion, viz.: O. P. BuBsell, editor-in-
chief: Assistant Editors: J. K. Wilson,
J. V. Howard, W. T. Shore, Jesse
Moore and John f arxer ; Assistant
Manager, W. E. Pharr.
Last years brilliant record in bow
foot ball and base ball has aroused the
most intense interest in athletics this
year. The foot ball team lined up for
the first time Saturday afternoon as
follows: Stewart, c; Donnelly and
Parker, guards: H. M. and G. L.
Jones, (captain), tackles; Fisher and
Townsend, ends; Engle, q. b. ; Mann
and Jabobf, half backs; Uobeson, full
back. This of course does not mean
that these men will compose the team,
aa there are numbers of other candi
dates, including Cox, Giles. Rose,
Fowle, Newton, Berkely and othera,
who stand a nne show of making
good. -There are about forty candidates
trying for positions on the team, and
it goes without saying that our excel
lent coach, Mr. Olcott, of the famous
1901 Tale team, will develop one of
tbe fastest teams in the South from
them. We play our first game next
Saturday with Guilford College at.
Uia place.
Mra. Dr. T. a. Bur bans: ana aaugn
ters. Mrs. J. W. Murchison and
daughters, and Mrs. E. P. Bailey, who
have been spending the last two ween
here, left Friday for Hlllaboro, where
they will spend two weeks before re
turning to Wilmington.
Mr. M. A. McCauley, treasurer of
Orange county, died Saturday at hia
residence, about three miles from
Chapel Hill,, of cancer. He waa
about fifty years of age and leaves a
large family. Mr. McCauley was one
of the most influential men In the
county and his loss will be greatly
felL - ' L. T. M.
AN APPEAL,
To the Good People of Wilmington:
The charity organization of your
city needs money. Please send to our
treasurer, Mr. J. H. Boatwright, a
liberal contribution.
A. D. MoClvbb, Prea'L
There is said to be on foot a
movement to start a labor organ In
Wilmington.
DIED.
FxmLONO Yesterday morning, Bectember
Slst. 1908, at 1:80 O'OlOCk, MAT HAHBIS8 FUR
LONG, aged 1 year 4 months and 6 days, daugh
ter of Jao. J. and Mary a Furlong.
Funeral win be held at residence, 508 Walnut
street, tola (Tuesday) morning at 11 o'clock.
Interment at Oakdale. Friends and acqnalnt
ancee of the lamDy Invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
Proposals for bunding a stern wheel Steam
boat ir the Wilmington and Black River
Steamboat Oo, will be received for the next ten
days. Plana and specifications can M seen at
the Postofflce at Point Caswell or information
can be bad of W. H. ward sRool v
- sepS38t tuthsu - President. ,
REWARD.
Fifty dollars reward for arrest and convle
tInof the thief wbo stole bone nd buggy
at Society HUL, 8. C, September 19tn. Horse
brown, medium else, ttar In face, collar sear
on right shoulder, :6ft , tlad foot white.
Buggy, HackiM up, red gear, cherry body.
Dutch collar harness. : s c
a cAJtBiaAir. '
-vep80r ,; ; ; , cneraw, 8, Of
oaoaoooooooof
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
! One Toar. by Ball
!Sta atontas, -
Throe Months,
-Two Itoaiaa, - -
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I City at 45 Cesita psr Boaslu , Z
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LIABILITIES:
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Depositee l,8S8Jfi9 79
Total ':. ......... .. ......11,958,809 55
sepSOti
KVEBTDAY HaBDWARX '
the nails and screws and rivets and staples
and other small things that are required at any
time or almost all the time can be purchased
here to good advantage. . ,
The flimsy, badly made things we do not buy.
The best are cheap enough and certainly give
most satisfaction.
Better favor us with your orders for all
classes of
HABDWABS.
Our goods, our prices and oar methods of do
ing business will please.
J.V.FilurGtiison&CQ..
Wholesale and Ketail.
sep 9 tf Orion Building.
R. P. OATS.
J.8I0 Bushels R. P. Oats. :
446 Bushels Mixed Oats.
282 Bushels Seed Rye.
3,480 Pounds New Mullets.
9.600 Pounds Wheat Bran.
4,800 Pounds Snow Drift.
2,200 Pounds Boar's Head.
We only ask a chance to quote
you.
W.B. COOPER,
308, 310 & 312 Nutt street,
WILMINGTON, N. O.
sep 80 tf
FERTILIZERS.
Armour & Co.'s Fertilizers.
NaYassa Guano Co.'s Fertilizers.
Powers & Gibbs Fertilizers.
Acme Guano Co.'s Fertilizers.
All kinds of Truck Guano, Acid,
Kanifc, etc, etc.
When in need of any kinds of Fer
tilizers, ask us for quotations bofore
purchasing, as our prioers are al
ways low. We handle all kinds of
GROCERIES and shall be glad to
serve you.
STORE & COUPillTT,
5 and 7 South Water street.
sepOtf
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Frldsw Nfaht, September 86th.
Special appearance of '
MISS MAY SARGBNT
and company In Maude Adams and John DreWs
big society success,
'That Imprudent Young Couple."
Seats on sale at Plummer'a Thursday morn
ing. - ! .
Prices 25c, 50c, 75o and $1.
sep88 8t - tnwefr
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SXondar Xrisht September 84th.
Beturn of popular
"HUMAN HEARTS."
Beautiful Drama of Heart Interest..
v Elaborate scenic production.
Seats on sale at Plummer'a . Wed
nesday morning. - . v ,
Prices -25c, 50c, 75c and $1.
sep 82 St
SELECT SCHOOL.
Bliss Alderman. . .......... .. . .Frtaelpal.
Tbe Fan tern begins the first Monday m Oc
tober (October 5). Boys and Girls prepared
for business and college Special attention
paid to little children. - - ,fc ,k
For paruculars apply to So. 15 8onth lurth
street. . sutufhsu : j sep
To Excursionists.
The first thing you should do oniyonr arrival In
Wilmington Is to have a clean, easy shave; or a
stylish hair-cat, out cool and refreshing sham.
pSxogalbiy, yoa may need all of these oom-
. -roe savo:i:e" uaroer snap me piaoe.
GUtON tt DAVIS. ,
anwtf -
no. 7 Sana, front Street,
i
- X
$6.0Oj
a.eot
1.85 1
1.00$
Mra. G. J. jxaLOlafl-NoUc.
Marxai airc.