North Carolina Newspapers

eraTX- X "outumes. ik.TJia&a trial after Is rf'nal. Mts Ualea " iJ allied at . -.. fWckssae. u. K -l . -al i a Te i m com plala L rf " Ttere la talk la 4-5 " frt3o-Iia U'.a ace. . v resort ii - tf Cafe a coast oa 2 ocun:or r,.n r;.7 ereeww I T.. AtASU. A It TLHer U. a sou te la .... r .... . yttNi Rasaiaa and irtiUUTM Indicate that a.- proneiT towutfi S"8" l..'.f no TIh'iV fj.1. "TTi, j Weailagtoa w na- -.7. .r!3TM ere oaa ttrlk. f !a ft w at Larada. Texas, la a tra-a oa w iiwuiuii Jjrt xarit:i: aoatj oa Mir s Pr ccbl, omna nsL: eouoa iuut at ' at W.lJI itj wm bw- po firm. No. S 1 t:wr ;eofa-tpo4 itaadj. It n- t: ".tu: oata vool lIATHER REPORT 1 4 cwt or AoaicxxTxrut, 1 f Wurara Braxac, I frowJ. N". a. Oct. II. ) Laniocca: dU for t. twaatj- .2.1.3 at 8 P. M. : trvirt 3 A. II dre: X ii i'free-: minmaa-u 7 oa- l: fit it day. .00; raisiall t- Boata la data, .77 icrr:s aritos acioxra. b ft i'xht local ralai ffta b V,r tiir bu praraliad la Lt Tfxp?rmt3r bara coatla mr.f -uoary. r.tfcsr roa to-day. LariJTj. Oct. 11 Tor Norta m r r rr dy; ra!a Satar tcr.$ titUt to tat wiada. Lrt alaaa Oataar ! COS A. M. UtP.U. 11U.1IM. IUP.M. C4SP.af. Jlia rt hi Soathport f.xt WilaiiarWM. c pfocta afalut tha Baa- !. iiziicj Miaa Korea. Lrt m tha daily otwtpapera r? fasaj coIobo. Fanny, try 84.-raphr in tha country it a lut ba first to annonnoa l rTiosii Upton loct tha cap, ki a. j Tcrmlfora appendix. jo3 know aoma antar I Xkzlt will b In North iukifer.u.cxpora brad raxor- wji w.ih a pdifj two nan an oil. m ul wiad that blow no c.j Tha eighteen i-i t-e Tillaaa caaa aad tha ' ia ti Haywood caaa "will irl this; oat of it- i fs'-icaaa of Xtw York Diaortic ticket larphy lil they ieem entirely -4 cf tie fct that the Bepub ?n:ca Uket U Tlatfe ticket. h LpbUcA3 boeiea and newi t r o conS Jent of Low "i A.':r the totee are connt- I"? -I fJ that it it batter to fHf l hzl loat than nerer to : all. that faTor tha Piatt 1 a w York are nnanimona "ciiioathat Morphye lead- iw fca "ttapiJ." In the of the poet, "that remain vtde hta.1 "Proeperity ''c: appeared in tha Sxaa with cordial appro- tie fa.U riren coold bw 7 ksiwa at tha North It f 'i prosperity to oar city. ---c3ced that Secretary CI j ojjj, ao4 'peAk for 4" fireat Scott, whera U r t rem. f rrt n ?il tmouj Pthaw! Thafedead from Chicago. of the Charleston ! 'Tie profit to tha f or ',: ,5 p-eaiea rate tha entlrw r f ti mint.- Now tha tBOW ho paye for r vv-.-i t kU v Ia tha r packer are now :v.r weirht. And tht nr y i of it: Th r?t"5 fA4he Canadian baooo 11 t a-lawi wall far a a sooth Carouna ra- ach deepUed by tha tcrk rTAn of tha u yei azier au 1 lU world. Tha raaor I -': ' TiflE ' MMift ' Star- VOL. LXXIII. NO. 21 ENDORSED HON. J. II. SMALL. B-alertaa'Xeailtr CaatamUal Bady witle Blai a Caanttilaaal Ceca Ittta ee Kt tr aU Htrlart. At aa tathaa'aaUo rpaeJal maetlecof tha C2) am Urol Cbaaierca yealerday lWaooa aL S JSO o'clock, aaaalsooa aadonezneat via rlteato the Hoa. Jm.11. Small, of WaihlBftoa, N. a. ior appoxaunaat aaa member of the eoaanlUaa oa ID rare aad nulMi tha aizt eeeaioa of Ua National Coa- trtaa. Tha North Carolina delecalloa la bolh boa tea are calied upon loaea their beat endeavor to aecara Mr. BmallY appointinaat aad a copy of tha reaoiaUoa adopted waa ordered for warded with tha rtqaeet to each. Freajdaat J. A. Taylor waa la the chair at the meetiaf ; Mr. O. J. Honey acted aa temporary eeoatary, aad Ua foiiowlaf war amoacthoaa areaeat: Qialrmaa II. W. MalJoy aad Meeara. ar.IIalL W.K. Worthaad Cent. 8. r. OralTt of the Chamber Committee) oa Ilajbjr. 8h!ppiawaad Oommaree; Maaara. T. D. Lore, SL T. Crair. O.J. Boaey, Walker Taylor. Geo. TL Fraaeh aad Ueorfa O. Gay lord. Praaldeal Taylor havlac azplalacd that tha mteliae had baea call ed at tha reaaeat or tha II arbor, Bhlpplat; aad Oommerea Committee for taapwrpoao oatllaad a bora, Mr. Malioy la trod a cad the follow lac reeo laUoa, which waa aecoadad by Mr. Hall aad aaaalmoaaly carried: r&oioed: That thla Caambcr ea- doraa for appolatmeat oa the Com mi Ilea oa Hirer aad Ilarbors of tha aezt Ooatreaa, the Hoa. Jao. XL Bmal), aad that tha North Carollaa daletaUoa ba reqaaatad to aaa helr beat afforta to accompiiah thla par- aa. rather: That a copy of thla reaoiaUoa be aeat to each of oar Beaa tor aad ccmcraaamaa from thie Btata." LOCAL DOTS. Tha open teaaon for shooting partridx expired yeeterday aad the fialda were fall of aaalere. Tha achooner Gem" cleared yaaterday for Boetoa with earco of la as ear coaafjraed by the Cap Fear Lamber Co. Fuhermea are making nn aaaally larxe haala of malleta thla areak. Tha pecklar boa tee la Wil estactoa are worklac orerUma. Thar will ba an important meatier of tha Epworth Learn e at Graea M. EL eh arch to-aixht at 8 o'clock. A fall alteadaaea I deeired. Mexxrt, MeNair & Peaxsall, waolaaala r roe re, are morlac from roa tha etreet to their haadaoma . . m aew ballfliac at eoaiaeaai eoraer oi NaU aad Waiaat eUeela. A car-load of Una milch cowl kaa jaat beaa reeelred at Da?U tlable oa Market a tree t; aleo a few well brokaa boreea aad other slock. Sea adterUeameaL Sooth port dtixen heldamau meaUac at tba Coart fJowea laat alfht to diawoaa laa eaatterof a alia for a new echool boildiac which It U propooed to erect la that city. Friend In Wilmington will re gret to hear that Mr. A. u. EraBt, or Towa Creek. receaUy auffered a aL'r&t atrcke of paralyel which affocla hie left aide. JJowerer, ha dolor. Tery A jonnr man who wlafie to leara tha prlaUar trade la a Job Office may aecara a place by applicatloa at tha Etui efiea. Maat ba a raaldeat of WUmlaftoa, aad betwaea U aad 17 year of ax. Haxdin't Palaca Pharmacy ha Jaat received a freah sapply of -bolt for Tall plaaUac uyaeiau, nut, talfp. erocaa. etc., tb beat qaallty aad earlety of balbe oa tba market. Aibrrille Citiun: "CapU BobU Johaao. U. S. A- I her from wu- t..tnn ruiiL aad Mr. Jonaaoa aad aoa are eUltiaf atra .obbwbi pareata, Mr aad Mr. R. U. Oarrelt, - . t la lUlumore. A. very handaom monnment la btlea erected ortr.o a;r- CapL W. R Keaaala Oakdalaeeme Ury. Tba moaameal waa ballt by Xfelebaaty. of PbUadelpbla, aad two expert workaiea era beta erecuaa iu The 2'cnreria iteamer fTnr- vi. - rwBt ataadeea. coaspleted canto of lamber her yeeterday aad cleared la the afieraooa for Oibara. Cuba. Tba car o I coaaiiaed by 0. & W. JJ. Northrop; eeaeeby llewe cc w Mr. Martha Ann Doeher, one a A of tbe oldret reeldeaU or ooapn, d away at her home afier a long lUaeoe early i u" Tart ehlldrea t'!tZ Tboe.6L Oeorc. Mr. E. H. Adkla aad Mr. Walker Kewtoa. - By deed fiM for record y eater- J rrr n .ImmVk Aad Amy Tbompaoa u",, Z'U to O.ary a Oreea. e J -,i..t.. for 11.530, hoaaa aad lot oa T. . ..a A cntii atreaL II feel aorui of Bad Croaa treet, SSxW feet la ... twiar with aa eaemeat orer aijotalar property. na of tha two nrzroe attc 4 Wedereday moral oa aeharf. U. oat-re of which tha PO, ol dUdoor, waa aol la aoa tloa yurd.y afut.ooa. wa-pUoa I. 15. rp!eoa and eaeqau j ,0rUeacafl-- ajaa nna f oa ad. , m m m ' NEW ADVCrriBTMENTa. The Deetd Co. -Fall alU. Milch Co wa-Forrala. Y.M. a A--IotIU Boetoa Btar. ALL BUT DROWNED. Mr. W. W. mzptn and Colored Man Had a Narrow Escape Yesterday Afternoon. SKIFF CAPSIZED WITH THEM. ta MM-Streim Hey Qaaf te Orertaricl Beat UatH Help Resckcd Thet. Flac Bmch-Leidler Qae Laat. Laplctnit EipcrlcK. Beanmbed with the cold and ellor let; for half aa hoar of mora to the bottom of a email eklff which bad cap !ied la the middle of the Cape Yetr rleer, nearly oppoelt Northrop'e mill, where the stream la widest, Mr. W. W. Thifpea, chief eax laeer at tha pawar eUOoa of the CL B.. L. fc p. Ca la tba aoalhera section of tbe city, aad Joa Wllllama, a aexro wood- paaaer st the same pleat, bad a narrow eecap from drowning- yesterday af ter aooa aboat S o'clock. Mr. Thlgpea hid taken hit go a aad employed the negro lo row him acroaa tbe rlrer to Alligator Creek, where ha propoeed to hire aa sfier cooa'e sport at gunning. Whea they had proceeded some distance off abort; Mr. Tblgpea had occasion to ahlft hie position la the canoa aad la doing eo be capelted the email craft. Both mea pitched Into the rather ky water and clang to. tha wreck for dear life, neither of them daring to tara loose aad ewim tha long distance to shore, handicapped as they were with their banting clothee oa. They ahoated for help aad at length Mr. Jordan Branch, Jr., eaw their pre dicament and hastened to laa neb. a boat for their rescue. Two colored employee of the Eccleaton Lamber Company John Walter aad Zeb Harris manned the boat from Bkin ntra shipyard and soon had the men ashore. Mr. Thigpen was Tery nearly ex hausted when tha boat reached him and was nstarally rery cold. He will aot crare another experience like it. Beeldee baring tha rather cold plunge aad losing tha afternoon's sport at hunting, ha loet a fine doable-barrelled breech-loading gun, which went to the bottom whea the skiff capsized. Upon reaching tha shore, ha hastened home to prorlde himself with dry raiment. Tba negro did likewise. L0VETTS B0JT0.1 STARS. Opcalsf Eatcrtlut la Y. It C 4. Star Beers Next Taesday Ercalar. Lorslta Boston Blare which come to theT. M.C. A. auditorium as tha opealag attraction la the Star Course this seaaoa era said lo here no equals as high data entertainer. It is said that at many places where tbe com paay has appeared this year, it has played to "standing room only" and that ao company perbape ever reeelred eo many ra calls. Tbe eale of seaaoa tickets for 1903 1904 baa beea all that the mansgement could ask, bat there are a few left at U;e rery low price or H-OO ror ue eight entertainments. Tha eale of seat for tha Boetoa Star will begin at DeBosset'i to-morrow. Beserred seals are 75c ; general admission 50c. L'AQJLE QESBAN CLUB 0PF1CER3. Ps paler OrraalxaUta Berlaa Hew leasea Uaicr Farerakle Aaipkts, L'Arile German dab held aa en- thualaatle meeting elected officers for last night and the ensuing year aa follow: President Tom Moore. Vice Preeideat-a a PotU. Bee. aad Tre. W. L. Walker. Leader O. A. Wlgglas. GoTerning Board Messrs. Tom Mooa, a a Pott. W. L. Walker, W. P. Boger, P. W. Datla, W. L. Moore and E. a Nash. The dab begin the new season with mmrr brlebt aroepecta. The dale for tba opening Fall german will nouneed later. ba an- Bitkct Ball QBt Te.alf.kt. There la great Interest la the exhibi tion basket ball game to ba played at the Y. M. a A. to-night between the "Btdr," captained :by Wilbur Doeher, aad the Yellow," led by CapL J. J. Loaghlla. Tba liae-ap for tbe R!n le aa follows: Forwsrds, A. Doeher, B. Bchalkea; Centre, W. L. Will ford ; Guard,- W. Doeher and B. Graea. Yellows: Forwards, J. a Hooper. W. A. LItUe; Centra, J. J. Loaghlla; Gaards, A, a Boaey, Le- Boy 8mllb. UfUf Qearaatlacs. The Health Departmeat yeslerdsy lifted the quarantine for diphtheria at the realdeae of Mr. Georg Harris, 807 Dock street, Mr. Harrlsa' Uttl daarhur having reeorered. Ia the afieraooa the quaraauae ior scans, fsrer at tha realdeae of Mr. William Nleetlle, BUth aad Bed Cross streets, waa lifted, Mr NIeetlle'e Utile aoa baring reeorered. Aaother qu area tie for acarletferer atl Campbell treet will b 111 led this moralng. Rer. C. 0. YrlII nar. Bar. a G. Vardell, president of tha Bed Springe Beaiaary (now tbe Boa em Preabyurua Oollega and jjaaer ratory of Maale), la la ane Alol Ber. Dr. A. D. McCIore. Prealdcnt varoeu wu -horning at U o'clock at 81. Andrew j PMtbyterlaa enarca in wio UaTwentleth OenUry moremeat by !t. North Carolina Byaod, and In the oonat.kh.kio .yoang men ai ma . WILMINGTON. N. C. L0W WATER STILL BA iu KlYcK TiAVlUATION. aura is tape Peer Said te I Uiprece - ceeted la Dsrstlta Maay Obitrsc tleaa la the Chtasel. eawaaowaaaaaa m a . Aiiaongb narlgatlon of the Cape Cape Fear rirer Is sUll almost in the rsnge of. Impotalblllty on account of low water and Innumerable mag and oDsirueuoas on the bottom, tba eteamer Hart" managed to get In port last night from Eilxabethtown. The "Highlander," which left Fay etlerlile two dsys ago for Wllming- loe, passed Ellsibathlowa at 11 o'clock yesterdsy morning, but a later report said sbe bad struck bottom again and was floundering about la the stream below Eilxabethtown like a big fish out of water. It ia not known whea ehe will arrire here. The present low etage of water ie eald by steamboat men to be almost unprecedented. The a-mber of obstructions In tha river appesre also to be large than erer be fore and an effort will likely be made to get the government to restore them. IIYL 1 1 . . . .... aaa jocxb ana asms are ail ngni :n their place," remarked an up-river men Isst night, "but with the msn who tries to get a boat up the river over the log and stumps now lying on the bottom, there are several other kinds of 'dame'" The "Tar Heel," which recently Jammed a hole In her hull above EUzt bethtown aad lay oa the bottom a week or two, came off the waya at Bklnner'e yesterdsy at noon. Either ehe or the "Hurl" will probably clesr for Etixabethtown this afternoon about 5 o'clock. THE CAR31VAL NEXT WEEK. Newbera People Pleased With the Laytoi Shows Coateit for the Qaeet. Only three daye now and theearni yal will have the town. The commit tees of arrsngement were Tery actfre yesterdsy and last night a general meet lag was held at which the finishing touches were added to all the prepara tion a. Reports from Newbera are that every show of the Liytoa Company. ia clean aad of the arerage for a street fair. Editor Bterene, of the Newbern Journal, who arrived yeeterday, rolcea theeentiment expressed above as to the quality of tha rarioue attractions and bis psper glree the f ollowing en. dorsement: "Too much cannot be said of . tha character of the shows. They are ex cellent. No one need fear any rul garity or improper thing In the per formance of them. They are recelrlng a richly deeerved patronage." Yesterday work waa begun on the "country store," which Is a feature of erery well regulated carnlrsL It le located near the poatoffiee upon the seme site as tbe ''emporium" which stir acted so many eager customers laat ecaaoo. Tbe Toting contest for Queen of the Carnlral," after the rarioue with drawals, opened again yesterdsy, and last night the committee announced the result as follows: Miss Amsnda Bennett 63 Miss Generiere P. Jones 63 Miss Annie Mse Ramsey. 49 MlssRiehler 80 Total 310 Miss Jones desires to thank her friends for the kindness shown in the contest, but sne declines to allow her name to be used lo the future. Sale ef Ttbacco. A big double eale of tobacco will take place on tbe Wilmington market to-dsy. Twenty thousand pounds are now on the floor ready for the auc tioneer and the buyere appear anxious. Field Msnsger Jamea Dodd asys that he le expecting a big consignment of fine wrappers from Georgetown, B.O., on the New York steamer to-night or early to-morrow. Camlerlsid Fair Minhili. The following marshals from Wil mington hare been appointed for tbe Cumberland county fair the week of Nor. e'b: R.H. Gwaltney. Cliff. Hon l!u,Wo.a Bernard, Harry Bmall boaea. Frank H. 8tedman, W. Van Hardln.A.a Williams, R.L. Williams, Wm. McQirt, Dawson Lathsm, O. H, Psge and E. Cliff Cohen. Aaetber Brewery Depot. It Is lesrned now upon good authori ty that la new agency for a large brewery will certainly be eetabliehed here and Ilia aaid that Mr. Jno. M. Wrlghl, now in charge of the Home Brewing Company's intereeta nere, will be mansrev Tie new concern will occupy tae nuiiaine: sow wmi ---- ted by Meeare. MeNair as rearsau. saaaa-aawsM -- Moaster Trasi lomlsr Boulbport Standard : "lb British taamshln Oeeno."S.050 tons, bound ru.r Vn. to Wllmlneton ior a cargo of cotton, will be the Isrgest steamer that ever came to tnts port Bbe le expected to arrire la about a week." Cettea aid Naval Starts. Tbe local cotton merxet adraneed yesterday to 9.87Jc for middling. Be cflp's were 3,750 balea against 8,431 same day last year. The tone of the market le steady. Spirits turpentine here was quiet at 55,0.; receipts 39 casks. Lssoed BIf Shirk. Boulbport Standard'. "Mr. John W. Fullwood came In from Frying Pan Lightship laat week, and has ac cepted a position at the TJ. a Quaran tine Station. Ua told u of a shark that was caught by tha crew of tha Ma" last month, which waa of un usual ii. It measured 9 feet aad lit Inches long, 18 laches acroaa the head aad 33 Inche acroaa lla bark." . FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16. a ' . - i - i ,.i ... i .... ZZ ANTI-SALOON FORCES. Mass Meeting of .League and All Citizens Interested at the Y. M. C. A. To-night. NO PLANS WERE GIVEN OUT. Admitted, However, Tbat Question for eoaalderatioa Is Whether Time Is Ripe for Holdlag aa Election Under the WstU Uw. The Btab le requested to announce that there will be a general meeting or the Wilmington Anti-Saloon League at the Y. M. 0. A. building to night at 8 o'clock. . All member re urgently requested to attend and all those who are interested in the question of better conditions in the regulation of the liquor traffic, wheth er they are a member of the League or not, wUl.be welcomed. . At thla meeting, it Is understood from an authorltatire source, Jhat the question of consideration will be a to whether the present ie an opportune time for inaugurating a movement looking to the holding of an election in the city under the prorisione of the Watta' Law, psased by the last Legis lature. A prominent officer of the League whom a representative of the Star in ter rle wed last night, would consent to no farther anticipation of theprob aoie result or tbe meeting than Ie out lined in the announcement abore. TBE CHARGES OP BEER SELLING. Womea I Police Coart Waived Examina tion aad Were Boiad Over. In the police court yesterday at noon the three women charged with Belling beer without license, through their counsel, waived examination and were bound over to the 8uperior CourL The Mayor at first fixed bond at $350 eseb, but counsel demurred to thoee smounts upon the grounds tbat they were excessive and more than enough to ensure the attendants upon the higher court. Af fer argument tbe bond of Trlxy Johnson waa made $100 and the bonds of Mabel Carleton and Laura Eeetor were fixed at $50 each. The eaah was deposited and tbe de- fedants were released. Beaidea tbe City Clerk and Treaeurer, who waa summoned to testify that .the women paid no license to sell beer, the only other witness appearing on tbe docket Is that of D. T. Turley, whom it is presumed, was hired by tbe police to work up the cases. Br it wick Cciaty Veteraas. Tbe Southport Standard aaya the third annual reunion of veterana at supply laat Friday waa a big success end tbe attendance the lirgeat on re cord. The veteran Association elect ed officer for the ensuing year as tol- lows: President Jleaac Milllken, Sec retary John Jenrelle, Treasurer Val entine Bmith; Executive Committee, Messrs. R. W. MeEeithan, L W. Har relaon, H. M. Hewett, a F. Williams, John Weeeott and Ol O. Little. Res olutions of thank were extended to the community and to CapL R. W. MeEelthan,ln particular, for tha hos pitable manner in which the veterans were entertained. Dors aa Uaalxed Nuisance. The Board of Bteward of Trinity M. E. Church, of Southport, haa adopted the following unique reaolution, clipped from thla week's issue of the Standard: "Moved and carried, that thie Board of IBte wards regard the presence of dogs at our services as an unmixed nuisance, and therefore de precate the habit of some in allowing their doge to follow them to church, aad are determined henceforth to have the sexton clear the house of them by force." SoBtkport Personal!. Southport Standard: "Mr. Dan. spent Sundsy Rusts, of Wilmington, laetlnSouthporL Father Dennen, of Wilmington, spent Sundsy last at Fort Caswell. - Mrs. J. H. McKoy, Mrs. Eugene Maffitt and Mra. W. L. Smith, of Wilmington, were in the city for a few hours yesterday. Mlsse Louise Bellamy, Julia Gore and Hallle Saunders came down from Wilmington yeeterday. Miss Gore rill spend several dsys at the Stuart House." Mr. Kidder does to Florida. Southport Standard: "Mr. Fred Eldder, the owner of Kendal rice plantation, and who ia ao well known throughout tbe Cape Fear section, left yesterday for Miami, Fla., where he will engage in sne eaiuTiuoo oi iruit and early truek. Mr. Kidder will not discontinue bid rice plantation, but says that it will be only partially cul tivated in the future. He expects to return sometime in December, and will divide hie time between his work In Florida and Kendal plantation." Braaswlck Timber Leads. Southport Standard: "Mr. J. J. Wolf enden, of Newbern, who recently purchased the Green Bwamp lands, and Mr. John Moo res, of Findlay, Ohio, who i travelling passenger agent of tha Ohio Central Railroad, were in Southport For a few hours on Tuesday. We could learn nothing In regard to tbelr visit. But it is under stood that there Is some significance connected with tbelr trip to South porL" Louis Lavender, a negro, ar rested several days ago upon ausple lon of having atolen a aheeee which ha was exposing for sale at a marvel lously low figure, was discharged from the police statloa yeeterday, 'no evi dence agsi'sl him Laving developed. 1903. AT THri LOCAL PLAYHOUSE. Black Paul Tronbadonrs Held the Boards Lsst Nltht Marie Walnwrifht and "HoltyTolty" Coming. The Black Paitl Troubadora played to a large and well -pleased audience at the Academy last night Messrs., Voelckel & Nolan, the proprietors, hare surrounded tbe famous colored singed with a company of real artists and from the beginning to tbe end of the performance, there's something doing and that something always brings forth storms of applause from the. audience. The company travels in two private cause and will leave this morning for Florence. S. C. Mr. vance Walter Floyd, one of the ad representatives of Weber & Fields' great musical success "Hoitj- Toity," which will appear here next Thursday evening, spent yesterday in the city. Weber & Fields have es tablished an enviable renutation as leading producers of musical comedy travestiee and on the single produc tion of "Hoity-Toity " it is said they have lavished $35,000. It comes to Wilmington with a cast of fifty peo ple from a run of one solid year In New York at their celebrated Broad way theatre. The book and lyrics of "Hoity-Toity" are by Edgar Smit the musio by that master musician John Stromberg. The scenery of "Hoity-Toity" is beautiful, and it is aaid that the dazzling loveliness and fabuloua glory of the costumes will ba a revelation, even in tnese days or utter disregard of money in tbe staging ef musical comedies. Everywhere Miss Marie Wainwright has appeared in the South this sea son sbe bss been greeted by large and fashionable audiences and the prese comments upon her "Viola" in "Twelfth Night" have been most en thusiastic. 8he will appear here next Tuesday evening and tbe sale of seats will begin at Plummer's to-morrow morning. All seats downstairs, with tne exception or. the last four rows, and the first twp rows upstairs, will be $1.50. Tbe four rows excepted down stairs will be $1. The Newport News Press of this week says of Miss Wain- wrigbt's sppearance In tbat city : Miss Marie Wainwright and a well balanced company presented Shakes peare's enjoyable comedy, "Twelfth Nigtb," at the Academy of Music yes terdav. matinee and night. Where all I did well, there is little need of specific praise. As tne beautiful and compli cated little love story of tbe master playwright, with its accompaniment of wit and buffoonery, was unfolded, the audience vociferously gave evi dence of Its approrsl of the play and players. Miss Wainwright makes a faaltless Viola, Miss Meta Rogers, a splendid and sprightly Olivia, and Miss Stella Mscberert as Maria, tbe mischievous maid, won a large share of the ap plause. The buffoonery of tbe play waa In tbe hands of J. K. Applebee, as Sir Toby Belch; Spottiswood Ait ken. as Sir Andrew Aguecheck, and Kobert Lee Allen, ss the clown. Each bandied his difficult part with ability. Arthur Row made an exceptionally good Malvolio. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr.' P. H. Kornegay, of Ke- nansville, is at The Orton. Mr. J. M. Harper, of Kins aton, was an Orton guest yesterday. . Editor C. L. Stevens, of the Newbern Journal, arrived yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jackson returned yesterday from Lincolnton. Senator Geo. H. Bellamy, of Brunswick, spent yesterday in the city, Mr. D. M. Pearsall, of Flor ence, was here yesterday on business with the A. C. L. Mrs. W. B. Barriuger and lit tle daughter of Florenco are visiting friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Clark and Mrs. a G. Woolen, of Clarkton, spent yesterday in the city ahopping. Mrs. W. M. Parsley and Mrs. T. E Sprunt left yesterday morning for Washington, N.O., to visit friends. Capt. Robert Green returned yesterday from Newbern, where he spent a couple of days rounding up the fakirs who are expected to atrike towa with the carnival next week. . Messrs. "Henri" Gerken and "Bill" Morrison, as the Journal chooses to register them, returned yes terday from Newbern, where they went as envoys plenipotentiary to see the carnival. CAN'T TAX SALARIES OP JUDGES. Supreme Coart So Decided la Lengthy Opinion Delivered Yesterday. Special Star Telegram. RaIiEigh, N. C, Oct. 15. In an elaborate opinion delivered to-day the Supreme Court rules in the case of Judge Thos. R. Purnell vs. Sheriff Page, of Wake county, that judges of the United States and State courts and the exclusive officer of those respec tive governments, are not liable for the State tax on incomes, their reason being chiefly that the power to tax in clude the power to destroy, and if a State were allowed to tax a United States officer one dollar it might tax him to the full amount of his salary and thus arrest all the measures of government. Import Portagaese Labor. The Newbern Journal of yesterday says: "Mr. A. B. Dawson left on the steamer "Neuae" last night to goto New Bedford, Mass., to secure 175 Portuguese laborers for several firms here, who believe t Lat these men are the best kind of help in lumber or heavy work. It le said that several lumber companies will engage a part of these men." , - WHOLE NO 11,276 Fall Suits, -, - - t '.''-... Fall Overcoats, Raincoats. With such a superb stock as ours it id no wonder we do business I . It would be surprising if we didn't I The "H. S: & M." leads every advance in Men's Attire I THE A. DAVID GO;r MEN AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS. Oct 16 tf SUPREME COURT DECISION?. Opinions Handed Down In Fifth Judicial District Cases Other Decisions. Special Star Telegram.' Raleigh, N. C , October 15. The Supreme Court handed down opiniona to-day as follows : Purnell vs. Page, Wake, affirmed Barnes vk Railroad, Harnett, error; Railroad ys. Newton, Pender, appeal dismissed; Carroll vs. McMillan, Pender, error; McArthur vs. Mathis, Duplin, error; Solomon vs. Sewerage Co., New Hanover, affirmed ; Perkins vs. Brinkley, Warren, plain tiff's appeal affirmed; Drake vs. How ell, Hertford, new trial; Hudnell v. Lumber Co., Beaufort, no error; Kerr ts. Hickr, from Sampson, petition to rehear dismissed. The following cases were disposed of per curiam order: Stanley vs. Rasp berry, Lenoir, affirmed ; Hawkins vs. Lumber Co., Lenoir, affirmed; Bar row vs. Cotton Mills, Wake, affirmed ; Molzno vs. Railrosd, Wake, affirmed; Montague vs. Williams, Wake, affirm ed on authority of Stanley ys. Baird, 118 N. C. 75; Tow vs. Blue, from Cum berland, Campbell vs. Life Association and Mclntyre vs. Life Association, from Robeson, in all three, docketed and dis missed under rule 17. Completion of tne Bennettevllle & Cneraw Railroad Into Binnm vllle, S. V. The Benneltsville & Cheraw Rail road bss been completed and is open for business for all stations between Kullocks, S. O., and Bennettsvllle, a C Below will be found a list of sta tions on the Bennettsvllle & Cheraw Railroad with the dietances from Kul locks, a OL, where connectidnia made with this line. Kullocks, a C. Irby, a O., 3 miles. Everett, 8. C, 7 miles. Madeline, S. C, 8 miles. Islay, a C, 13 miles. Bennettsvllle, S. C, 14 mile. No agent. Freight must be prepaid. Tariffs of through rates between the principal Eastern, Weatern and Southern points and Bennettsvllle & Cheraw Railroad stations have been issued, and the new line into Bennetts vllle, a C, via the Seaboard Air Line Railway and the Bennettsvllle & Che raw Railroad solicits your patronage. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. Beginning THnrsaay,!Oct.ober 15th, a car will leave Front and Princess streets dally (Ban days excepted) for Delgado and tbe Golf CluD at 3:30 and 4 P.M. CONSOLIDATED R4.1LWA1S, L. & P. CO. OCt 15 8t FOB SALE. Jast received a car-load fine Milch Cows. Can be bought cheap. Also a few good brose Horses, one extra good draft Horse. Also a very line city broke Hoise that any lady can drive, at B. J. DAVIS STABLES, octiest ' 808 & 810 Mar aet street. STAB COUB8E. Y. M. C. A. AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1903. LOYFTTS BOSTON STARS. The first entertainment. Box Bheet opens at DeSosset's Book Btore Saturday, October 17th. Reserved seats 75 cts, General admission SO cants. Season ticket for eight entertainments 12.00. Only a few remain unsold. oct 16 St ;Toaa GOTO HAM ME, THE HATTER, FOR LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES. oct 10 tt 84 Front Street. BIDS WANTED. Bids are wanted for laying and constructing on Orange and Ninth streets nine hundred and forty-nine (949) feet of six-inch cast iron water mains, with hydrants, increasers, Valves and other appurtenances as required by plans and specification which may be seen at the City Clerk and Treasurer's office. Bids close 12 M., October 17th, Bight reserved to reject any or all bids. - - - - Bids may be handed to City Clerk and Treasurer or to S. BEHRENDS, r Chairman. oct 8 9t TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION , Om Ymmr, by BXaUl, ;Thraa MoBtha. " Two Moatha, , " B)altTara to svaaariaora lat tma . I ottra4SOawaporlIoBtau Z Cuban Blossoi AND- RENOWN CIGARS. These Cigars are better than eye "SILVER COIN" FLOUR. It Is the BEST ever ground; guaran teed. H.L A. C. jy26tf L. Crossing. - We are after your trade and will catch it if yon will only come in and look at our PillsBury Best Im perial Patent. We make it our business to please yon and are only satisfied when we do so. . THE F. E. HASHAGEN CO., . Wholesale Distributors, Provision and Tobaccos, 210 to 220 North Water street. Wilmington, N. G. OCfcU Rates for Sewer Service. Water Closets Kitchen Sinks 30 cts per quarter, each 50 cts per quarter, each 50 cts per quarter, each Bath Tubs 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 rate do not go into effect until service Is rendered. . The Wilmington Sewerage Co. jyl9 tf ' " ' - v' -J ' " DO YOU WAWT a real imported China Dinner Sett We have them real cheap. Special price thla week for - Screens,. Porch Set, Mosquito Nets, Water Coolers and small Refrigerators Call on ui foi anything In Furniture. GASTON D. PHARES & CO 10-11 Market St. jyaotf Inter-State .78. UNLUCKY CORNER. We nave built no the largest grocery business In the city, ana with oar Increased torM can meet an demands. Our specialties- are high class soods and oar prices are riant.- Heaa- 8aarteralorN. O. Hams, woes ana tsnomaera. hlckena. Apples and Pears. Fancy Oakee and Crackers. Chlnn ied Beet, Deter, tjaimou, KlDDe red Herri tie. Preserve. Trout, vacKerei Honey, Jam, Olives, Pickles. Tbe moat com plete stock of canned and glass goods in the city. Take a look at our immense refrigerator and you are our customer. S. W. SANDERS. Both Phones 109. an 22 tf GROCER I ES. awaawaawaawaa r . 50 Bbla Stick Candy. 200 Oavaoa Salmons. . 100 Boxea Octagon) 3oap, . SOO Basra Green Coffee. , 100 Boxea Borax Soap. . 100 Boxea Ark Soap. 100 Case Sardines. 10O Bbla Bullets. --100 Basra Peanuts. 25 Bbla: Bett'i Vtaaajar. ' 20 Bbla BXott'a Oldor. , J Molasses, syrups and a complete line of Gro ceries and Totoascos for sale at lowest prices. SAf.VL BEAR, SR., & SOIIS., . - Wholesale Urocerlea . 4 - octttf - 18 Market Street. a5.oo2 t.coi 1.85$ 1.009 Volte