-e J - Wm Am bwbsb m 1
Cj aewe-
risaUhed la
jjjfiHonuitgtar.
OUTLINES,
.......riar rti It
trial at RaJeigh.
5flca SaiSla, M 111.
iC.ri.y; lit UU1 WlU U
rV.Jjf Bormtar-
J act cuw&rt
VV wmmlllti
'Tr of KU4tdorf it
rti'iax txUMlom of tlaa U
sUi Ui two
Li1
m u mm it nHMV wiff r
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fVii Uicoi: Nto-
? . r t rtpidly reoTriar.
ta fraia diaUUarj t Pao
rti fcJ d lajar4 It
fV -TaraUo at 8l CZurtaa.
Q n?td asaay otaaw.
li3c: IMfWM iwa pnoM
aa rpo W7. no.
Kif: ttriatd coaaaaeai to
C ijir.a tarvaatlaa Sna at
fEATHER REPORT
Z i. VtrT or AoucctTTti, )
arajus N. CL. Oct. 9L J
iMBrucc data for tha Iwaalr-
a 3rV.- "t I : I A. M-, IT aacrt ;
i. n tx: Bxaxtama. O da
hjj aix.ii oitmii una. 4
day. .C3; ralaiaJt
U to 41. C3
1 . .
arr; 3to icuxns.
Brv.'f f!r Mlir haa yraraikd
at ar t v-.ti a ft llxht loeaJ raiaa
hmrf NorU Carollaa. Taaa-
nur aoaaat aif ar la Laa
urtvu4kart rtaaalaais asot ala
M7 ta a elraJ aa4 vmUti dla-
aa
rOIUT r3 TO-DAT.
f rfx.f Oct. I Tor North
f saui; aaa momij:
ISrt llaitu-OlUkr 4.
I lt.
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Ltifi ...
'i tue i Sua (Apart
IS7M.A.
UJP.M.
ltU.aJM.
&C7A.M.
SX7A.M.
lWjiUi.1 co C to a aooa paxL
nixuaa Girl now aralka flio
h :i i;i.'4lltc ajt aal daiatj
Tkn u! ra A3 t Lrviert dov who
" j'tttac for prafarrad
t. X:o3 hirisr, been ootalnated
Crm in Philadelphia,
H j:-f n that ha U kept
h2x tit coapaia.
'ii3 :if ccamitleaoa putoricaia
FKaytly at AacapoliJ Iho
ra?acoi cf tht co anil who la-
ft :a w-:i ba 00f-
' :it.::ioa to aJlrtca ih
'Urc4 ttunzM of Alamaacw
;5'-. : r:fUartoa. October ?ta.
ACiu papera aaaoaacw lit
x-k.'. f the ftaioiaa half
' e2'; '-it Aataaa blaatf Ml la.
thty were "oat o
TiapU Grafca. Salor
v.l I.LiVas Tnacar will
r ? ! iiy pc4tpona tha da-
ptna of t. ero nntH tha
x "Xt Kd9nl way jat
- ti ChtLii eitloa tlut a
5 ut a acav" It laraxBJ
4 -ii-Uijf Ci'Jtrun tha POPO
11.1 at it yesx. WtU, wbat
r1 ti Ka ia tha PopoUjU
2uz
ht jotatv! lha plalo-
r1i cf moaty ha la aqatrslas
tf ' .Vowtn Haj ho rrer
n - u 5uc!ea a camel voali
... .. . r r. . "
?t 05 a ceoiia r
U b
padallj tnlet-"Poaram-Tlma
!, p-ta.
d
rrtt ft
fttt. The poarn baa
J a, n tnt to natare.
year. Aiirtta, Tha
,!ricxtoa, New York.
Crsrao of latartat
With til inajBmotll
pot b!ea dealt la.
j the pool, S.CCO.OOO;
-ew. p. Brown, 2,000,000;
3F r4... I a at aaa AAA.
aa-farts. X
VOL. LXXni.-NO.
LOCAL DOTS.
Snlxbt'i txcanioa to Kawbm
c-t-euac or Jteotthta learta to-da-r
tt7J3.M. J
To-ay txlra can will U ran
8abarba.a Ltaa, leattaf Froat
aUrrUecaa att3 aid 10 p. IL,
aadOeaaaVlawat 430 aad f 0P. if.
Ia lha alatnc of tha paator,
Bit. a a Joha will addraaa tha eoa-
" oi uraot m. k. charea, at
bota aaoraiaff aad araalac aarvlcaa to
day. .
Tht Unit! Chaxttj AsocU.
Horn will bold Km oaartarfj maatlaa;
Moadey el 0cloek at Chraaat 8lrat
rradjlerlaa charta. .An membara
ara rtqaealed to 'aUaad.
Maun. A. J. Dixon, 1L Bie,
aadj Wax ZXeeortay, adraac araaU
for lha Boathtra VaadrrDla Bho w, ara
la lha cUj, maklflx arraaxaaaU for
a azbibltJoa bar aadar caaraa oa
TaaatJar, Oetobar n la.'
CItj Attoraey WUliaa J. Bal
Umj aad U V. Oradj, Eaq rataraad
-feaUrday from Ilaleib whara Ihey
artatd cefora Lha Batxrtma Coarttha
laaportaat back tax eult of (Sty of
Wllmlaitoa tb. Bridat MtDoaald. "
Fritadj otitr. aad lira. J. T.
Browa. No. 439 Uladea alrwat, will
aytapaihUa wila them la tha deafia of
their IltUa daafhlar, UUia BaUa.
vbkb oeeamd laat atfht at 9J50
o'clock. Tha faaeral arraacamaata
will bo made later.
EalarrlBj to a Tltit of Mr. W.
J. taraijr. ftaeraJ paaaeacar axaatof
tha AUaalk Obait Llaa to Waahlax
to a. thaW aaya aim thla richly mer
llad coaasllaaaat: 'Ha ta coaaidared
oaa of lha brtxhteai yoaac aaa la kla
Uaa of bwmiarta la lha eoaalry."
A UletTam recciTad yetUrday
from Bar. Dr. J. D. TJafaam asafad
that bo tu eJck aad could aot fiU bla,
apaolalmaat to preach at lha Unit
Baplht eh area to-day. Ia eoaaaqaeaea
of thla Bar. . J. Edwarda will praacb
at 11 A. M. Taara will ba ao aarrko
ataichL
Tha little boy, KaHy Baxfiald,
who wm ao badly cat ap by balac raa
ortr by a frtJxht ear la tha aoathara
part of lha city laat week aad who lost
bola Ur by Ua aeddaat, la delac
Ttry wail at laa Jaeaaa Walker Memo
rial Uorpllal aad will rat wall.
Uraed; Meaie Uakaewa.
A yoaac aerro who waa tllhtr too
addled by the blow or for reeeoaa beat
kaowa to blmealf, raf aaed to diralxe
kU aajoa. le al lha Jamea Walker U a
aoorUl XXoapllal for Iraalmeat of
wowada reeelted la a fitbt with aa
eiber axro cm the yarde of the. JEl
toa Lamber Oo. yeaterday aftaraooa.
Tb aefroac qaarrelled aboat aoma
tririal affair aad the a a kaowa charact
er received a tertre blow orer the
bead with a billet of Uthlwood. Ul
aetallaat eeeaped aooa alter lha blow
wae dealt. Later the aamee of Ike
aecroea war aeeertalaad to be 01
Selly aad Joe Moore, trackara at the
lambtr mill. Kelly carted Moore aad
the latter a locked bUa off a alalform,
ate fret hi a. lie wee aacoaadoaa
for aome time afterwerda.
auyera Ceert Teatcrday.
A aaaaber of aalaportaat
were beerd by Mayor Epriflrer la the
eaaaldpai coart yeaterday. Walter
Jjae, the aefro charged wilh the
alxbway robbery of Mr. N. M. Daat
aad Ike aame who ao alreaaoaaly ra
aljUd Police 84 rt teat a B. Baraett,
waa held for lha Bapcrlor Coart aader
aa addlxloaal jaatlfled bond of $100 for
a!a appeeraaoa at the aext term. Mr.
Haat poeiUTaly Ideatlfiad tha yoaac
derperado aad Ike resalader of the
u.i!nflar wae rery eoaelaalra. The
Chlaeaaaa. who related to relara
laaadry eatraated to blm by ex Cklef
of Police B. B. Clowr, arreated mat
tre wlib the owaer of Ite property
esd wae dLemlatod. The Orleatal la
eateabtr of Ortee M. E. Baaday
Bebool aad bla teacher aad a aamoer
of othera from that orraahaUoa were
preeeattortpreeeat blm.
It a re tee ca e a Jeaat.
The trepreeeatallree of tbm Metro
,tUua Ltfe Iaaaraaca Company la
Wllealartoa eejjyed aa oaUaf at
WrUhUtlU jeeierday. The party
Udaded Baperlateadeat JceepbJa
coee aad ble aeaUtaal, Mr. J. E. Bkb
rda. Ajreate Cbae. T. 8haw. B-B.
Drew, J. H. UQ ale, Joha near. B.
xi tM. md BoL J. woat
three medical advlaora,
OarrlecB. E. Zeekary
BIlamy.
Dre. A. H.
ad HarHee
ti EW AD VEBT13EH ENTB.
K. F. Parker Noli:.
Clyde Llae 8elllardeye. .
Jf. O. V. A. U.-SoOce.
Oto. a Oeylord-rell opealer.
F. E. Haanagea Co. Experlaaee.
A.DstU Co-Oreat eale clothier.
J. D. Bahder JC Ca-Fall opealer.
Paria MUUaery Emp'm SaceeeafaL
CaroEaa Machlaery Oo-Com'r power
Q W. Tate Jk dx-Bchool book a
Wllmlaa'a Grocery Co-l"reeh rood a.
cTooaL
11.
Waa Ud Boarder.
Waatad Trereller.
Wanted BUBOcrapber.
For Sale Old aewspeper.
Joha II. While maa Wood yard.
.BBtBBaaawe4awaBjawBB
Tns Isrrest aaaortmeat of Mill la try
aad DryUda wUI be shown oa Taee
5Iy a7d Wedaeeday at the PolTOft
00. opoalegc. " 1
The greatest atiradloa thla week
will be Bahder'a Fail Onlar.
Visit lUUdcHaar, 114 Market t
in ; w r kiiw r i
. .' - - - I
tl . 1
PLANS FOR CARNIVAL.
Spcctacnlar Parade ol Exquisite
Floats and Alffitary WiU be
One ol Features.
ARRANGEMENTS IN PR0QRESS
Ujlaa Caaiyaiy at ESuaeth City TIU
Week sal at Nrwbtra Neil Soaia
al ike Paid aid Free Attxtctleae
Vkkh WDI le Seea.
t To-morrow two weeka the bla atreet
falraadcaralralby lha Jaalor Order
of United American Mechaaka will be
teaaxaraled.la Wllaiartoa and the
Tarloaa anb commltteee of arranre
meaUbaTe their work wall lohaad
Tha fair promoter of lha Laytoo Com
pany, which will. furaUh the aUrae
Uaaa.UrUllla thedty, loalajt sola
mlaale, aad la enthaalaetle over the
proepeeta for e blx aacceaa. Thla
week Mr. Joha W. Blomme. roeri&l
adrartlelBr axeaf, will make a trip
ap lha earloua rallwaya radlatlaf from
WUmlaxtoa aad will make the coast
ryiblate with a Uracil re lithograph mat
ter celUac alleaUoa to lha attracUoea
here daring "Fair week." Tha terri
tory bctweea Wilmington and New
bera, Goldaboro, rajetUtllla, Flor
eaee aad Boathport wUl be perelateat
ly worked.
Oaeofthe mala featarea of the week
will be a grand parade oa Wedaeaday
alzhttlat, which la being arranged by
the Parade Committee coniUtlng of
A. Watklna (chairman), Jao. L
Qrlffltb, W. L. Barkhlmer. W. P. Me
OIeagboa. II. O.Thomaa. Joaepb tlor
toa aad E. P. Dudley. The committee
met latt night end the chairman ap
pelated Mr. Dudley aa lecretary, with
laatraetlone to extend a cordial laeita
Uoa to the W. L. L, Naral Beterree
and Boya Brlrade to form a part of
the proceeeioa. A detail will alr be
aaked from thoae orgaalxalloaa to act
aa gaard of boaor for the Qua a of the
Oarelral, who will be aelected by pop
alar rote, beglaalaa to-morrow, aad
who will ride with ber melde of boaor
la aa'exqaUlie float. Meaara. Jaa IL
OrlSlhv end IL O. Thomaa were ap
pelated to make all arraagementa for
the loet, ale, aad to aolldt at leeit
foar additional floata from baalneaa
mea. A com ml lite waa alto appointed
to la rite Goreraor Aycock, Mayor
Bpringer aad 8ute Jr. O. UVA. M.
Coaaelllor Geo. E. nood,of Qoldiboro.
to ride at the bead of lha prootardoa.
A oalqae aad what promleee to be
a pleatlac feature of the parade will
be a body of aallormed Mechanlca
repreeeatlac the U. B. flag," which Ia
a coaccptloa of Mr. Watklna, lb en
terprtalaffchalrmaa. Maa will repre
eeat the IS stare la white, while tha
atrlpee will be represented by eeparale
colamae of mea la red, white and
blae. It le at time ted that 150 mea
will be required for thla dlaplay. CaJ
dam UghU will be aaed, and It la
proposed to make the effect eery
pretty. Uade Bam will eeoort the
flax la a derer lm person a tioa by
aome tall member of the order, and
Mica Colombia will be elegantly eoe
tamed aa aa eecort from the rear.
The Laytoa CaralraJ Company la
at Elisabeth City thla week, aader the
aaepieee of the Odd Fallow, aad will
exhibit la Newbera aext week, under
the auspice of the Tolanteer Are de
partment aad other organlxatlona of
that dty. There are fir free and IS
paid attractions. The free attractions
embrace Balxer, the famous high wire
walker; Perdao, who doee aerobe lie
feete oa alngle aad doable trapese;
McIaJb, who doee acrobatic- work oa
Bpealab rings, aad McFarland, who
will dire from a ninety-foot ladder
U to a basin of water four feet deep,
fir feet wide by tea feet long.
Amos the paid attractions are the
Bed Dome," Mlsa Alice Fisher la
Illustrated eoage aad 8waueoa'a f uany
motiaf pictures; "Trip to the Moon,"
LaatUe," the Plaatalloa Show;
Coachlta, the Spanish Dance-,' the
'Houee Taming Upside Down;"
Ony," the snake eaUr; the 'Palaee
of Art;" the "Edea Show;" the Bla
Ferrla Wheel aad the '3talue Turning
to Ufa."
Beard ef Health.
The regular monthly meeUer of
the Board of Health wae held yester
day morning at 11 o'clock at the City
Hall, those p reseat baring been Mayor
W. E. 8s linger (chairman;, w.ui.
Harper (secretary). City Eaglaeer B.
P. Adams aad Mr. IL W. JaeohL The
At Ar an ordlnane eslabUshlng a
eaaltary plamblar system la the dty
waa c resented by the commute to
which the matter waa referred, bat
fieel acUoa waa deferred until a tub
aeqaeat special meeting to be called
by the chairman. The other buslaeea
of the Board yesterday was of a routine
character.
MHt Qere'a Daadsi CUaa.
Compllmeatary to quite a larfa
Bomber of children composing ber day
daseee ia daaclnr
yetUrday afUraooa al ocioea 1
Qermaala Hall gave e delightful aolre
which waa freaUy enjoyed by partict
M.i. .relators alike. Mlsa Gore
baiaabercharmlsr aaaistaaU forth
... n r. m a mnA Hlse
season ansa iwn s - - -
all ber daaaea saT
opeeed wilh a remarkable fine attead
aae. Tks raalktr Betaeitd
By that hospitality PcalUr to the
Cape Fear aeeUoa, will always fee
welcome la WUmlagtoa. Yoa will
h.r thla same fseilnr after your la-
lUal Tlslt to Piatt dc liaar a, ui ajar-
ket alreci.
More MllliBtry will be ownen
f-.A.. A Wadaeadsr at PdTOgVe
ODenlar taaa at all the other openlara
combined. - -
WILMINGTON, N; .0.,
I n,Na T-M0RR0W Nia;
- Whea Her Seal Sp ak," With Mln Era
Meaitford la Leadler fio!e-Cea '
cert by the Orcbetlra.
I !
f r
Whea Her Boul Bpeaka" will be
it le
eeea at tha Academy to-morrow night
aeid to be a new plar br . Mr:
Elmer Qrandln, and ie depicted as a
powerful psychological story the
story of a woman'e aouL A beautiful
lora romance rune through It and the
maay altuauoaa are . aoral aad la-
tensely dramatic. ' The leading female
role "Bulb" la assumed by Mlsa Era
Mount ord, ao actreaa of great emo
tional power and sympathetic methods.
The author, Mr. Elmer Grading aa
actor of splendid repute, will be aeea
la the leading male role of "Darld
Danger field," a dergyman or modern
and human Ideas. The acenery aad
eoctamee are said to be striking' and
head tome.
A featara of the erening will be the
superb rendition of a epecial pro-'
grsmme by the Academy Orchestra
direded by Prof, a W. tlollowbaib,
which will be at follows:
aurcb ror tat rue nbtrx
Ortrtart "ret aaC FMtsat'.M...3ipptw
TneBttetaaa tnt Brook... Intttxlacaig tut
.....Usx aoloe by D. ajuam KWittwiton,
Crown of Diamonds... Ober.
Meaty Ktrcfi Ft'.tL
The sale of aeats for the production
la now la progress at Plummer'a and
regular pricea preralL
CURQLAR IH HIS RESIDE5IIE.
Case. A. L. DeKaasct nsd Uapleasaal Ex
eerleece With launder Ust Nlf kf.
Electric lights turned oa and shin
ing aa brightly as day, Capt A. L.
DeB3saet came face to face with a bur
glsrjn one of the rooma of bla resi
deaee. No. 113 Booth Beeoad atreet, ae
be returned rather late laat night from
the office of Messrs. Alexander Spruat
dc Bon, where he la employed. All
the other members of the family had
retired earlier and tha hoase wsa left
la tsrknets. Aa Capt DeBosset ap
prosched bis home, returning from the
office, he saw the lower floor of
the residence ablase with light
end be was naturally at a
Iocs to know what to make of It He
epproacbed rather cautiously, opened
the front door, proceeded Into one of
the rooma and there found a rather
well-dressed stranger, who waa evi
dently taken by complete surprise and
wanted to talk. Capt. DeBosset waa
unarmed and could do no better than
to drlre from the premise the Intruder
whom he aaya he could easily Identify
ahould be see bim again.
Capt DeBosset says he found no
eridencee laat night of the meana of
entraoee employed.
INJURED 19 STEAMER'S HOLD.
Catered Stevedore Hart Yesterday by
Falllsf Bale of Compressed Cottoa
Cato Waddell, a well known etere
dore living at 724 Booth Second street,
wae painfully, If not very seriously
Injured aa the result of a bale- of
compressed cottoa having fallen
upon blm la tha bold of one of the
British steamers loading at the eom
prets yesterday afternoon. The flra
bandred weight of cotton la said to
nave dropped oa the negro a distance
of felly do feet ead the wonder la that
be waa not killed Instantly. He bad
bo bones broken, but Buffered a aerere
coneuuloa and baa a number of eevere
sprains and bruises. There may also
be a fracture of the base of the shall,
bat the physicians were unable to tell
aa to that last night Waddell la at the
James Walker Memorial capital,
where he wae getllng alone Tery nicely
laat al bt
Faaeral at Xr. sa. Reed.
The funeral of the late Mr. William
Beed, whoae death occurred at the
Jamea Walker Memorial Hospital
Friday, waa conducted from the lodge
la Oakdale cemetery yeaterday arter
aooa by the Bee. Jamea Carmlchael,
D. D redor or Bt Joha'a Episcopal
Church, In the presence of a number
of frlende aad the entire etaff of
areata and Buperinlendent Bradford,
of the Virginia life Inaurance Com
pany, la thla dty. Mr. Beeda fellow
employea also laid a handsome floral
tribute upou the freee aaa mark of
the high esteem la which he wae held
by them. ,' , i
Scheela Opt a Te-aierrew.
All former pupUa and all aew puplla
t the Tarloua public ecboole of the
dty are rtqueated to brlnr their nolo
books and pencils oa Monday mora
an .hvia firuB tjromptly at
ma.
9 o'clock.
V
Bee Polrcgt'a MlUinery before yoa
make your purchases. Taelr itylea
are correct ' r T
Do you need Carpels or Window
Baadea f Uao, tisit the Polrogt Co.
"" i - , ...
SUNDAY. OCTOBER
f CASES COMPBOfflSED.
End of Beer and Sandwich Liti
gation in the . Superior
Court Yesterday,
HILTON RESORT
NO MORE.
iodxe Nisi Reacked Happy Termlailloa
af Tnableioae Flxhl la Comas' la
dlclmeaU Other Froceedliis.
ScreraJ for the Eeadr.
1 Upon Intimation of His Honor,
Jadre Walter H. Neal, that from the
testimony submitted by the State and
isj the absence of anythinr In rebuttal
thereto by the defendant be would
virtu ally Instruct the jury to brlnr ia
vtardictof guilty and that upon such
Verdict .he1 would feel constrained to
sentence the defendant to IS months
oa the roads, attorneys for Mr. OL E.
Collins ia the Superior Court yester
day morning , adopted the suggestion
from the bench by. which the defend
ant was allowed to plead guilty and
pay a fine of $25 and costs In the cats
then on trial and the coat in four
other similar catea againat him, for
selling beer oa Bunday and without
license. The aggregate of the fine and
court coils waa about $86 and waa Bat
tled by Mr. Collins la the afternoon.
By the aame compromise Collins was
required to eater into a rerbal agree
ment and give 1250 justified bond to
appear at succeeding terms pf the Supe
rior Coart for 13 months to show that
be hae deaittedrf rom further violation
.of the law in the manner of which he
bad pleeded guilty , and not to
again eater' Into the sale of
lquor with or without license.
That settlement of the eases against
Mr. Collins was reached when all the
testimony was In after another trial
yesterday and while the jury was out
of the court room by direction of
Judge "Neal, who desired to speak
with Messrs. Herbert McClammy and
Martden Bellamy, attorneys for
Collins, relative to what he would
charge the jury. The compromise by
Jadge Neal waa readily accepted by
eounael for defendant after a brief
conference with their dient in the
judge's room.
Oaly a faalf-day'a aessloa of the
court waa held yesterday, but the Col
lins' ease occupied most of that It
wae taken up first thing la -the morn
ing and more thaa aa hoar end half
waa consumed In selecting a jury. The
special panel of 20 taleamen waa soon
exhausted; Judge Neal sent out and
had a dosea more summoned and
about twice that number were pressed
into-' service from spectators In the
coart 100m before a jury had
been secured. Solicitor Duffy and
Iredell Mearee, Esq., Tery strenuous
ly conducted ' the prosecution and
erery point waa taken advan
tage of. A number of ministers
of the gospel were Interested
spectator. The 8tate Introduced
only four witness ea Policeman J.
W. English, who made a purchase of
the proverbial aandwiehea and got
three bottles or beer "on the aide;' for
a quarter,. Jamea G. Green, who ac
companied Engliah and "knew the
ropes;" .D. T. Turley, who testified
that ha" frequently visited Collins'
place and saw beer drinking there on
Bunday, andU. 8. Commissioner 8.
P. Collier, who testified that he had
drawn ap the usual application for
United Bute license for Collins. The
latter evidence waa, howeTur, object
ed to and exceptlona were noted. That
was also true of much of the other
evidence, the jary havinrbeen sent
oat of the room two or three times
while the Issues of law and fact were
argued aa to competency. The defence
offered no testimony, relying upon
what had been brought out on cross-examination
of the 8tatee' witnesses.
Finally the case waa ready .for
counsel to begin argument to the
jury and it waa at that stage of
the proceedings that the jury waa
agaia sent out and the settlement
waa proposed by Judge Walter Neal
and accepted by defendant's counsel
Judge Neal In pronouncing judgment
aid that defendant had made aome
coneeealona and he would do likewise.
However, he wanted It understood that
the"t8er garden" at Hilton must
cease operations, and be advised Mr.
Collins that he would order the house
moved or destroyed. Mr. Collineex
pretui a perfect willingness to aban
don any Violation of the law, and aald
he would move the bulldlnr or burn
It up, If It waa ordered by the court
Later it waa suggested that the house
had been built by Mr. Colllna with the
understanding that when he faceted
the premises the eame waa to revert to
the ownera of the land, and under
those circumstances Jadge Neal didn't
preaa the removal or the destruction.
Eoutlne caaea were disposed of du
ring the day as follows, and the court
adjourned aine die until Oct 19th,
Judge Neal leaving In the afternoon
for hie home: '
- Robert Martin, abandonment; con
tinued; new bond.
Chaa. Badellffe, assault wth deadly
weapon; $15 and coeta.
Emanuel Williams, assault with
deadly weapon; four months on roada.
Kate - Smith, carryinr concealed
weapons; pleaded guilty; 60 dayaln
jait with, leave to hire out
Ed Jonee,; asaault with deadly
weapon ; three months oa roada.
Jamea Bpeneer, assault with deadly
weapon ; three months on roads.
llarry Myers, assault wita aeaaiy
weapon; four months on roada.
Ernest McDonald, larceny; pleaded
ruilty; judgment suspended.
Bachel Revels, asaault with deadly
weapon ; judgment suspended on pay
meat of costs.- - -
Archie Hawee, asaault with deadly
weapon ; three montha on roada.
Visit Poleogt 0.'s store Tuesday
and.WtiInei.Udiy, tLt.r vpe&inr days.
4, 1903 .
CLOSE OF SUPERIOR COURr.
Oread Jary Made Brief Bat , Poiated Re
port Term Jnst Ended Another
. Beglsa Two Weeks Heace.
The oneweek term of New Han
over Superior Court, Judge Waller
H. Neal , presiding by exchange of
terms with Judge George H. Brown,
Jr., came to a doie yesterday after
noon wilh the presentation of the re
port of the grand jury, which was dis
charged with thanks by Judge Neal.
The docket waa pretty well cleared
with the exception of five or six casea
which came over from the mayor du
ring the closing hours of the term,
among the number of defendants be
ing Walter J. Lucas,, the negro who so
violently resisted Police Sergeant Bur
nett last week, and Robert Bpicer, col
bred, charged with aiding and abetting,
their colored belligerent. i Tlie cases
will be called at the two' weeks! term
of court to be convened twd weeka
hence. Judge Brown presiding. Da
ring the term just ended Solictor
Duffy and Judge Neal cleared :he
docket of 129 cases, an accumulation
of x nearly three months. ) The feext
term will not be ao crowded with crim
inal matters and several important
civil suits will likely be adjudicated.
The. grand juxy'a report yesterday
waa aa follows:
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 3rd
Hon. Walter EL Neal, Judge Superior
Court:
The grand jury begs to report as fol
lows: We have examined 77 bills of
Indictment and returned 67 true bills
and ten not true bills. We hare visit
ed and examined the county j ail
which we found in good sanitary con
dition, but Tery much crowded with
prisoners. We would recommead
that the cells used for negro prisoners
be enlarged by removing the gallo fa
and the space thus secured utilized for
this purpose.
The couaty convict camp at Castle
Haynes was found to be in excell- nt
sanitary condition and the prisoners
supplied with an abundance of whole
aomefood. We recommend that the
roof on the female department be re
paired. The County Home was found to be in
good sanitary condition and the in m a tea
well cared . for. We recommend that
some repairs be made and walls be
whitewashed in the kitchen and that
pumps and walks be repaired.
The convict camp on Wrightsville
road waa also found in good condition
and the food supplied ample and of
good quality.
The Court House was found to be in
good condition, except that aome of
the braces supporting the main roof
are out of place and should be put in
order. The clock and tower we found
In excellent order. The electric lighta
were found burning in the day time
and we recommend that they be
properly attended to and cut out at
the proper time each morning.
- - Wm. p. Toon,
Foreman. '
W. D. MaoMuaajt, Jr., Secretary.
LOCAL MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
Day's Big Cotton Receipts Two Steam
ers Cleared Arrival of Barqne.
Bplrita turpentine waa firm yester
day at 561c
German steamer "Erica" and Clyde
Liner "Carib" passed out at Soutbport
at 6 P. M. yeaterday.
American barque "Hancock" ar
rived yesterday from Philadelphia
with cargo of fertilizers which will be
discharged at the Carolina Central
Warehouse.
With the single exception of Oct.
Slat, 1898, yesterday's cotton receipts
were the heaviest on record for any
one day In the history of the Chamber
of Commerce. The number of bales
waa 7.128J the bulk of which came over
the W. C, dc A. railroad. On the
record-breaking day In October, 1898,
the receipta were 7,305 bales. The lo
cal market remained yesterday firm
and unchanged at 9.37fC. for mid
dling. Two cotton steamera cleared yester
day with cargoes for foreign export,
aggregating 16,335 bales valued at
nearly a million dollars. The British
tramp "Magdala" cleared in the morn
ing with 11,426 bales for Bremen and
passed out at Soutbport at 10:39 A. M.
In the afternoon the German steamer
"Erica" cleared from the upper com
press with 4,900 bales of the staple for
Liverpool, Eng., the first Teasel con
signed to that busy mart thia season.
Both Ttasels are by Messrs. Alexan
der Bprunt doSon. Four of the largest
steamera are atill awaiting cargoes at
the compresses here.
saaawaaassa,
RAILROAD COMPANY ENJOINED.
Farther Echoes front the Now Famoas
Holly Shelter Litigation ia Pender.
The petition of Messrs. Rountree &
Carr, eounael for the plaintiff in the
case of H. B. Newton and W. L. Pars
ley tb. Holly Shelter Railroad Co., et
aL, in which a temporary restraining
order was sought to prevent the de
fendants from felling timber and pro-
greasing further with the constractn
of a railroad on the landa of the pi
tiff In Pender county, waa gratteoy
Judge Neal In the Superior Uourt yea
terday and the work of building the
lne of railway will atop immediately
upon service of the process. The de
fendants are cited to appear before
Judge Geo. H. Brown, Jr., holding
Bam peon Superior Court at Clinton,
Monday Oct. 19th, to show cause why
the order should not be made perma
nent Iredell Meares, Esq., represented
the defendanta at the hearing here and
J. O. Carr, Esq , represented the plain
tiffs in securing the In junction.
The . handsomest - assemblage of .
French Hata and Bonnet?, - Ostrich
Feathers, velvet Foliage and Flowers.
Dress Goods, Silks jind Dress
Trimmings will be at Rehder'a Fall
Opening.
Next social erent will be the open
ing of the Polrogt Co. next Tueaday
ana weanetaay. , v ' t .
WHOLE NO. 11,266
RENDER'S.
THE STORE THAT
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reat
Wednesday, October 7, 1 0 A. M. to 6 P. M. and 7.45
to 10 P. M. -Thursday,
October 8, 1 0 A. M. to 7 P. M. .
Special Exhibit of Imported. Pattern Hats. -,
Liilliiiery, Novelties, Dress Poodo
. ,- V and Sillts. .
The Store has teen handsomely decorated in honor of. the occasion.
Splendid concert Wednesday eTening by the Hollowbush Orchestra.
Yon are invited to attend. : ;
CT. JBE, ETTITT
oct 4 tf . - - .
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THE A. DAVID CO ,
MEN AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS.
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REV. J. A B. SCHEREP, D. 0.
Eloquent Speaker at Y. Y. M. 6. A. This
Afternoon Labor Organizations.
The Rev. J. A. B. Scherer, D. D.,
the talented young Lutheran divine
of Charleston, S. C, who will address
the men's meeting at . the' Y. M. O. at
5 o'clock this afternoon, arrived last
night and is a guest of Mr. Louis
Hanson. All men are , cordially ,ln
Tlted to hear Dr. Scherer thla afternoon
TheTarlous labor organization haTe
been called to assemble in Pythian
Castle Hall at 4:30 o'clock thia after
noon for the purpose of attending the
services in a body as a compliment to
Capt. W. F. Corbett, a personal friend
and admirer of the eloquent visiting
apeaker. A special programme has
been arranged.
Dr. Scherer will occupy the pulpit
of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church at 11 o'clock this morning.
ASS0SIATED CHARITIES.
Report of the Treasurer for Months of
Aofast and September.
Receipts New Hanover county,
$250; a "friend, $50; cash, $10; Mr. W.
B. Cooper, $10; St. Andrew's Presby
terian church, $10; Bishop A. A. Wat
son, $25; Mr. John McLaurln $3; Mr.
Wm. Latimer, $7.50; Mrs. Elizabeth
Latimer, $7.50; cash, 25c; Mrs. R. W.
Price, $1; Mrs. J. 8. King, $1; Mrs. J.
S. King, $1; Mrs. Joseph Price, $1;
Mr. H. C. McQueen, $5.
Disbursements Secretary's salary,
$50; Catharine Kennedy Home, $25;
groceries, 155: rent ror those in need.
$2S; cash help. $6; janitor, $2.60;
work done at office, 50c; wood, 50c;
postage, sue; railroad rare, $2.08.
Children Entertained.
A delight fnl soiree was given at
o'closk yesterday afternoon in Hiber
nian Hall complimentary to the child
renof Miss Leonora Cantwell's danc
ing school. A number of pretty
fancy dances were executed by the
children In costume and the affair was
a delightful success. Mr. S. M. Werer
and Miss Sadie Booker are Miss Cant
well's assistants this year and the Fall
season in dancing haa opened Tery
successfully for them. Miss Male
Galloway la the accomplished musi
clan.'
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. S. A. Schloss returned
from Charlotte yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs W.- YanDyke, of
Oronly, were guests at The Orton yes
terday.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char
lotte, the well known optician. Is at
The Orton. V
Mrs. A. M. Gilbert, of .Nor
folk, on a Tisit here to her sons,
Messrs. Chaa. R. and U. M. Gilbert,
has returned home, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. J. M. Barnes.
M. Wm. P. Emerson, of Wil
mington, has been elected captain of
Company B at ; Horner's Military
School. John Murchisdn, son of Mr.
J. W. Murchison, of this, city, Is a
a corporal In the aame company. .
Bey. D. P. Mctteachy, , Bey.
Dr. A. D. McClure, Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
C. Worth, Mrs. Jackson Johnson, of
Brunswick county, Mra. W. H. Chad
bourn, Mrs. B. F. Hall, Mies ;Sue Hall
and Mrs.- J. M.j.Wells were among
those' who attended the Missionary
Union and farewell service tcDr. and
Mrs. Worth al Burgewf yesterday. "
EverythiLg cwt Watt&Haar'a.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
, Oat Ymmri' by Hail,
96.004
! Six ISoatha. ;
; Tare Moat, -h
8.60 :
t.S6;
1.00
Two Koatha, "
BalfTrea Co Smaearlban la
city mt 4t Otnta pt)T IXOBtfe. T
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RENDER'S.
PAYS TOUR CAR FARE.
Fall Opening,
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- niE Ss GO,
615, 617, 619-North Fourth St.
nil ni
da comm. -
sit
1,000 Men's Fall Suits, all new
goods, the latest fabrics and
styles, staples and - fancies, in
cluding Black Unfinished Wor
steds,Thibets and Cheviots, tho
best lot of goods ever offered to
the Wilmington public. Prices;
Better pick out your suit be
fore the sizes are broken.
School
School
Supplies
AT
C. W. YATfiS & CO.
oct 4 tf .
THE "FOOS" GASOLINE ENGINE
THE COMING POWER.
Economy Safety, Lena; Life,
Blade Wiping:, Electric Ignitor,
Automatic Fnal Sarlnc; Gorernor.
ONE WEEK'S SALES.
Jacob Christ, - Furniture, States
Tille, N. C, 18H.P.
Hon. Walter Clark, Plantation, Ra
leigh, Iff. C, 13 H. P.
Geo. T. Whitley, Ginnery and Flour
Hill, Princeton, N. C, 30 H. P.
Nash Bros., Printing, Goldaboro, N.
C, 5 H. P.
Chas. Stanback, Ginnery and Shred
der, Mt. Gilead, N. 0., 9 H. P.
Burlington Pub. Co., Printing,
Burlington, N. C, 3 H. P.
Alex. McDougle, Ginnery, etc.,
Cameron, N. C, 11 H. P.
Write these gentlemen why they bought the
"FOOB." ana get further information Irom
CAROLINA
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MACHINERY CO
Greensboro N. c.
ACADEMY OFMUSIO
- SXonday Night, October 6th, '
Special engagement of
BIISS HVA MOTJNTFORD .
and her company in a powerful new
modem play entitled
"WHEN HER SOUL SPEAKS."
Seats on sale Saturday at Plum
mer'a. .
Prices -25c, 50c, 75o and $1.
oct!3t thfrstf
FRESH -COODO.
WHOLE CODFISH.
CODFISrPWAFrLEpi;
The nicest Butter and1 Cheese to be
found in this market.
Fresh new honed Buckwheat, first of the
season. Loose and In Packages. ,
Freeh Maple Syrup.
we receive fresh goods every week aad would
he glad to have you examine oar stock.
WILMINGTON GROCERY CO.,
- jno. It. BOATWBIQOT, Manager, '
oet4tr
UIQQ . OBII7D ALL,
MODISTE,
720 X. Howard street, Baltimore, Kd., will give
prompt attention to out of town orders. -
street Costumes, Tudtlng and evening
Gowns. ' wedding Tronsoean a specialty. -
ootsst-
riotIct Jr. 0. U. A.U.
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Both " Jeff Davis and Oearttm WsahtnirtAn
ConncllaJr. O. U. A. M an requested to as
semble Thursday night, Oct. 8th, at 8 o'clock
for eonptrteratton of buslDee or the ntmost tra-
DOrtanCela COUnsctlan Uh lha fnrt.hnnmlnir
carnival. , v. - . jao. K wood.
oot 4 st su ta - Ohai'n oamlval Oojai,-
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