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OUTLINES.
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AAUU, NO. 30.
TROUBLES OF CARNIVAL CO.
la Naw York
"..-.i-a sad half a.' to wee
0'' oa srrlvlag la Dm
- jf rSSJSd 14 U0 Bllll
ta ii bonier a
at lywrpool dtd oo
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BM CT" it Lut Atlacat fra-
WILMINGTON, N. 0., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1903.
THE SUPERIOR CODRT 1 NEQR0 m(?uorb doctor
WHOLE NO. 11,285
TCDV1C fiC CIIDCnDIDTinil
Ou4 Tr. by Bail.
Slz SXontas, . . "
I Thre DloBtha, M
1 Two Xtoajkha
BtUTni to sabMMooro la
95.00$
t.B0
1.00
Zltoa Carmirfti rvM..
waie vma dtlxjtd Lira aU daj Baa
oa atcovat I Ua aUaehmtat pro
bcoasblbj P.rey Walla u
raoortr alktai apii mltry amoaat
C to tin. jrTa bead Uraach !u
W. H. 8aaJoa, al 7 JO o'clock Baa-
ri2 wilJ ao kni ta I 'or Moawa. N. O, wbtra a
lc L li Aiucbsaat vu I earalral will fc . ivt. v.
Uaaaiicaaof lha TolaaUar fira
daaartal ct Hut cllj. a a
Wtaka, Eq , oa of Iba local allor
7 for tba eotnpaay, Vtcaaa salj
for Ua aiaaaian ta Ua rtqairad toad
f ttCOaadUacaravuwifor a bear-
Second Week rf t c. e,pl Feu TwaJP Pitlc la Jiitlce
icna CHlCrca I Ftwler'ataarl AatherCha rv Prr. I
Upon Wllh No Vety Im-
HELD FOR ABDUCTION BAD RUNAWAV ACCIDENNT-
i taart Aaotber Ckirrt Pre.
frrrci A Chaie.
portant Cases.
THE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY -
Aa iucaaiai
2L !'' aad bon
TL ri yUriAT. f0 db4
!f L- BtwlaUoaUU ia B
Of
8aa
n?- rlr of Ua
JZ 'jlrtiioaa of Yala rtar.
' i j B al liATtford,
irix-N cat w my a
15111,1 Ubtr Co. Satiaf far Orcrcharft
I Frtl tttn Tva Dlrarcct
Qraauala4araf Salta far
Trial TaayOtbtr Natea,
XUtbtr brtaf aaaaloas of Ua 3 a per I or
Court wara bald ymUm).
eaaaa of ImporUaoa wtra tried. Tha
court opaaad la Uamoralacat 10
o'clock, Jadf Drova craaldlatr for
tba aacoadwaak of tha tirm. which
wui t
la Joatlca Fowler'a eaart tuUh
IbaaTldeaea waa Inenffldani tahnM
DoetorwTalley" Ua nerro
arratd In Cape Fear to wnihlp Satur
dT alxbt by OoaaUbla 8aTaa apoa
warrant a worn oat by bit landlady,
wbo found It necessary to eject him
from a bouaa upon wbleh ha would
pay bo rent, bat ba waa Immediately
ra-arretd upon a ebarca of practicing
medicine without a llcenaa.
Too latter charge waa preferred by
Harriet K. Flaber, a colored woman of
Acora Branch, who waa a witness la
tba peaca-warraat proceedlnfi arainat
tbe 'doctor. After Tallev hi hn
found not anxUty ot Ureatenlnf Ua
White Fakir With the Carnival
Company Arrested as He
Was Leaving Town,
las Lola Shelley Thrown Oat of Phaeton
by Hone Frightened Yesterday Af
ternoon by Automobile.
THE STORE THAT PATS YOUR, CAR FARE.
UPON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Permied Thirteen Year-Ofd Child .to
Leare Her Home la WUmlsxtoa-GJrl
Reatored to Her Mather and Man
Locked Up far Coarf.
Uaaa
earfoT.Jtu. Tbe eiahnaatU rrpra
waud J Unbtrl McCUmmy, E.,..
sad bla boadsmaa la Ua sum of 1300
!a Mr. W. U Barkblmar. Tbaeoapa
it el a! ai. it.i rMw.. i..
ima Toooeo fee- I of U caapaay owed tbe elalmaat 131
Z-3'' h?JViLl? or IM. but alaoa tbe vacant aalatoJ.
firt s: ui Nay Departmaat r- Wkllr eoa tbe carnival
m! t accept Ua prealdeaey I aopvtj eaaaot be attacked for debta
1 1 btt .rmj, . Bj om cooapaay.
"Ji WtL ralWpa arrwtad oa aas- I "a PWpnaiore of Ua out-
lVirir. Oae doalk aad I BS aaaouaccd Ualr raadlacaa to give
gwM ot t..o iitr wvvrw. won aaxiy
eavoted exelalI Ln un
alia. Tba akeriff rataraadtha r.ni., I Uf of bl landladr and whllaJnilfA
"Jirji liana on to" for tbe week bvrthn -z"ol-waajranArla Uauaonoad war?
eoartwaa baadleappad laUe trial of I "Bl ,or 0 rrs the negro walked
D.. Jy. eSartad wltk
S-i-tst el ku Urt cblldrao, will
tK-.ii4 ta AaaeUla, to-day.
...-a! is U Beaaett will caao
mmixi yfturday; dtciaioa waa
isrea iraia aaaa wsra
w4to rauy tajaraaoyue
ooaea locomotive boll ar a oar
.jttu aitaacad pneae cr cu.
5 Tsrk ssarkaU: Mooay oa
jwlra aiSiSt par caat; ooUoa
tj ti lliie; Mr waa dall bat
xyu i. set cpot audy. No.
ii3:.o f-P4 oasr. No. J lie;
3oiiftiy.No.Sile;roala fires;
r!acir?e3Us auady.
EATHER REPORT.
1 1 Vxrt or AoEjctXTXaa, )
tvatraxn BraxAC,
Wxjars rroa. N. CL. Oct. It. )
tcr:ioc-ni dau forUatweaty-
or iiM- t-iia al S P. kL :
x:rm..r- t A. kL, 44 dtwroa;
H2:t. 41 itrrtaa ;. M
laviv: fje ti day. .00; raiaraii
; ii 03O a U to U1 S.4
li..9fXitr la Uo Gap Frar
jVi-.t'.:tl. N. C, at 3 A. M.
tenf. 1 1
xtt: umtos actxms.
kaiuf a-ritar. litkt, aavy to
'Hint er rvponad crvtr a
jt jdrjci a tb eoli. kfoaday
: tr rarlly oaa
Lf&t fraai Saadar at
C5ra. L-aibrtoa, Wal-
(t. -a.ar-3- Utaty rroai ai
rra
rraacJT roa rooaT.
n33iT0. Oct. tl For Nortk
ntla Fa r Tared? aad Wedaee
. 'tv. u fftai aorta vtada.
Baaday afternoon, bat
Major Bpriagtr laaaed an order that
tba qaJel of tbe Babbaib afUraooa
abould not be broken aad be would
nxl permit aay ramoraL Howavar.
be later agread to let tbe company
more after I JO o'clock, but it waa two
bourn after Uat Uma before Ua bond
was girt a. Then tba teats came down
In n harry and ware traaaf erred to tbe
CaroUaa, Central station from which
they left al 4 o'clock ytatarday mom
1st: on the accommodation freight train
which waa bald for the effects. Two
extra paaaaagar coaches aad six box
cars ware required to more the aggre
gation. The traJa arrived In Monroe
lata yesterday afternoon aad Ua street
fair will not gat well under way there
before to-nlghL
LOCAL DOTS.
5a . . . .
1n 5oaLhaort
oao 17.
1. 17 A.M.
a. IS P.M.
131I.UM.
11.C9A.M.
A. M.
i:rru zl BsIIioa ought
iaarr.:i Dane's biacer.
to
British steaaer "aLag;daK"
beae, arrlred jeatarday at Bremen.
A xnaetifix of the Batail Gro
era Aaaodallon will ba held at 8 JO
o'clock to-night.
A cev collection wagon has
bean rrcelTtd and will be used by the
nostogeo In Wilmington.
8c2iooaar "1L C. HaalaU" ax
rlrod rroea New York jeatarday with
cargo of eemcatfor the Goal, Cement
&Brj Co.
Tkt stoaxaar !. P. PUnt,"
Taeap to Baltimore, with cargo of
paoapbtU.arrirtd Bunday for ooal and
procredrd jrslcrday.
Tie alarm of fire at 1133 A.
M. jeatarday from box 11 waa oa ae
eouetof a oaull blase at til Booth
BerrnU etreat; damaga about f 10.
Bj deed filed for record jes
tardsy Edward Moan aad wlfr, of
Floreoer. a C. traasferrad to Was.
NUatlle far 1700, lot on wrat ide of
BrreeU. f I feat souU of Bed Croos
etrret, SSslU feat In aiat.
ft
f3 la New York la
thaa the Eoropaa
o!4 Ann is,
to take her
Police Ceart Tratrrday.
In tha mayor's court yesterday,
aside from the case of obductloe.
Charlee FUbar, an AJbUo, waa rr
taraed to Ue rock pile for 30 days oa
n charge of barlac been drunk aad
disorderly, aad Nathan Crawford,
colored, was sent to jau ia caiauit w
cxa hoad ln each of two
me casts sat for the dsy by the inad
vertence of not baring drawn any
Uleemea for Ue dsy. The uaaal
ousabar were ordered for to-day.
The case of T. Donlan ts. the Amert
esn Bandlag & Trust Company, In
voltlsgthe fallara of a contractor to
eoapleu a building for plalatlff, waa
tbe first case on the docket aad It waa
argaed la some of lu legal phases by
ex-jadga E. K. Bryan for Er. Donlan
aad Iredell Mearea, Eiq., for Ue bond
leg company, bat Judge Brown decid
ed to bold the matter over until to-day.
Toe case or J. XL Holmes, a Sea
board Air Line conductor, agalnat
Drs. W. J. and L. IL Lorr, wse not
reached. Iredell Mesres, Esq., Bp
pears for Mr. Xlolmee aad Hours.
Davis Jt Darls for Ue defendant.
The oUer casta set for trial y eater
day, none of which were reached.
were R. T. 8andera ts. B. F. Keith
Co.; W. a Cooper ts. Hsll Tie &
Lumber Co., aad Pet Willis rs. the
a P. Oowsa Llrery Co. Ia the Isst
named action tha plalatlff, who Is a
colored man of Brunswick county,
sues the defendant for damages sas
tslaed by a ruaawsy pair of horses at
tached to a car riara wbleh ran Into
and demolished a baggy of plalatlff at
foot of Market street oa a Bandsy af
ternoon n month or two sgo.
Yeaterdsy afternoon when a recess
for lbs dsy was taken at I o'clock, Ue
court was In the mldat of the trial of a
cause entitled HUlda Lumber Co. Its.
A. OL L. Rail road Company. The
case was originally est for last Satur
day, but was not reached oa Uat dsy.
Messrs. Boas tree Sc Csrr appear for
for the plalatlff and Messrs. Dsvla 6t
Davis for tba railroad coapaay.
It la an action to recover about
(3,100 allrcetf errercbars-s aw eoa
sifs meats of logs from Istsrior
do! si to plaintiff's lamber mill In
this dly. Tbe case will be resumed
to-day. Tbe evldeaeeiia the case Is
belag Ukea by Miss Eatelle Bbrier,
court stsaogrsphsr.
Yesterday mornisg, while no other
ease bad the right of way, divorce was
grsated la rails of J. T. Lowe ts.
Hsrrlet Lowe aad Taos. BL Ealgbt
ts. Marion Knight. Ia the Isttsr
Tom Miller, a well known negro
character la his dsy, was named as
co-respoadenL
Csora oa the calendar for trial to
day are Owen Martladale ts. Jos.
Albro sL al; Louisa a Smith ts.
8assa a Moore, Ex'x.; Tbe Oorbelt
Co. vr. S. A. L. Ballroad Company,
aad F. T. Mills ts. J. W. U. mens.
BUSQUtS LI A EESIDESCE.
oat of Ue office and bsd gone as far as
Third aad Princess streets, when the
paper waa hurriedly completed and
placed la the hands of Constable Bar
age. The officer went at once after
Talley," bat as soon as Ue latter
spied Mr. Sarsge be rsn like a fox bat
was finally overtaken at Third and
Grace streets. Qaeatloned as to why
he ran.be aald there was a fellow whom
ba caaght eight or up street and ha
wanted to overtake him. Talley was
remanded to jail and will be given
preliminary trial upon the seeocd
charge at S o'clock this afternoon. The
Flaher woman who makes the affidavit
ssys Uat Talley treated her mother
for some time a year or two ago and
be charged as feee about all the poor
woman could rake and scrape together
and all Uat she could get out of a
sick f and in her church. The prac
titioner then told bis patient that If he
stopped treating bcr abe would die and
Uat be would not treat her longer un
leaa he waa given the band of her
daughter to him In marriage. The
woman who awore oat the warrant
yeaterday was the daughter and al
though the moUer seceded to Talley 'a
demands, Ue girl would not marry
him. whereupon. It is said, he gave
Ue mother aooUer dose of medicine
and she died. The case is one which
will bear the closest lnreatlgatlon and
the County Medical 8ociety would do
well to posh IL
Bid STURAQB WAREHOUSE.
kll FaaiDy Wai al Cksrcb Ihkvcs Es
trrrd PraUlig Elirrs Hsar.
BaadsT slrhL while Bar. a B.
Seaboard Air Uas Will Add te Alresdy
Lsrf e BsIIdlsra la WHalertos.
A Richmond apeclal to Bundsy's
Charlotte Oberver ssys: "Richmond
con trac tore have at present plans for a
mammoth warshooae, or possibly
more properly, store sad office, to be
erected for tbe Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company, at Wilmington,
N. CL Tbe structure is to cost in the
neighborhood of 140,000 and will be
leased as soon ss completed to Ar
mour & Company.
At the Besbosrd Air Line offices In
this city It wss learned yeaterday that
owing to increased demand for storsge
room tbst anoUer large wart house
would be built here, bat the cost will
be only between $15,000 and 130.000.
Tbe warehouse will be located be
tween the freight depot of the com
pany at Natl aad Brnnswlok streets
and north of one or the two present
Urge wsrehoases on the water front
It will be aaed largely by the Ar
mour Fertiliser Works, which already
does a big storsge business with the
Seaboard. Work will begin upon the
new building at an early dste.
Her youthful ambition lnfiuenced
so naturally by the glint and tinsel of
the festive carnival life aad the yeara
ing in her bosom to become a fairy
like "show girl" behind Ue gay foot
lights of a carnival tent, fanned into
an Irresistible flame by a scheming
vinain,. led ' pretty thirteen-year-old
Marirstsl MeOsaeto- roieake s sow
forteble home In ' the southern part of
the city and attempt to follow the
Lay ten Carnival Company on the
show train at 3:S0 o'clock yesterday
morning to Monroe, N. O , where the
organisation famishes the stlrsctlona
for a street fslr ln thst city this week.
It ahould be aald, however, in the be
ginning that the act of the man at
whose behest the child left home wss
not countenanced by the managers of
the Layton Company and It wss
through their efforts thst the villain's
plans were thwarted, his arreat accom
plished and tbe girl restored to her
mother.
The carnival train did not leave over
tbe Besbosrd Air Line until 4 o'clock
yesterdsy morning snd It was shortly
before the departure of the train tbst
the showmsn's attempt upon tbe blight
of the young life was discovered.
Last week tbe girl was attracted by
the man's kindlinets on the midway
at8econd sndr Market streets, where
be was engsged ss a confetti render.
8he held a brief con Yeraatlon with him
in company with several other children
of about her own age and she, child
like, asked the man if he wouldn't
like to hire her to help him to sell
confetti. Then there were subsequent
meetings and at last the man's influ
ence over the child was spresd in such
seductive msnner and became so
powerful thst tbe suggested runaway
to became s "show girl" developed
into a reality and the man promised to
employ the girl to aasiat blm in sell
ing confetti, if she would accompany
him to the next town. Details of the
runaway were dlscutaed and a meet
ing at Fifth and Church strsets wss
srrangedr- Pretending to her mother
that she was going to church the child
slipped away from her home at Fourth
and Wooater streets and joined the man
who bad so Ingeniously planned what
Inevitably m.ant ber rain. Tbe child
followed tbe man to the Carolina
Centrsl station and there he asaisted
her ln a box car where a lot of Ue
tents and show paraphernalia had
been loaded, promising that as soon ss
A" frightful runaway accident oc
curred on CSecond, near Princess
street, yeaterdsy afternoon, shortly
before 4 o'clock. MIsi Lula A. Shel
ly, a step-daughter of Mr. Thomas P.
Sykes, No. 1518 Market street, waa
driving near Second and Chesnut in a
phaeton to which was attscned a rather
fiery horse. Nesr the point mention
ed tbe animal took fright at an auto
mobile and dashed down Second, to
ward Princess street.
When almost in front of the stables
of the City Livery Co., . the horse ran
the phssron into a wagon heavily load
ed with lumber, and the young lady
was1 thrown violently to the ground.
The borss then broke away from the
pbseAow-aBd eoaUaued rtavmt--
Dr. O. T. Harp:r was hastily
summoned to administer relief to
tbe lady and an emergency call
was sent to the James Walker Memo
rial Hospital for the ambulance. It
arrived shortly in charge of Hospital
Surgeon, Dr. Joseph Akerman, and
Miss Shelley was removed at once
t) the Institution. 8he was badly
abocked and has a slight gssh over
each eyebrow with several contusions
about the fsce, but otherwise she does
not appear to be injured seriously.
She -was resting very well at the
hospital last night. It is not believed
by the physicians in attendance that
she sustained internal injury.
Tim nnnT ai nn i uninn
inc m j i.uu mm
I EM.
"Clementina. ' To say this is the best 11 Glove is saving a great deal,
but we know it to be a fact. If you have worn them you will agree with
us. If not try one pair and if you are not satisfied your money will be re
turned to yon. We are now showing them in all the popular shades.
Two Special ifombers in Ladies' Umbrellas.
26-inch Cotton Umbrellas, plain handles, steel rod, worth 50c, special
at 39 cents. -
$1 Umbrella 75 cents, 26 and 28 inch, fancy pearl and imitation sil
ver handles, mercerized satine,
cr.
oct 24 tf
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615, 617, 619 North Fourth St., Wilmington, N. C.
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LOOK OUT FOR XT LATER.
oct 27 tf
IE1. FARKBB,
206 North FrontgStreet.
BIG VALUES
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Ccj.!
oca
cases i or i j0Ba was la Ue country to nu mu op-
carry lag a eoaeealad weapon and ra- I polntment as presiding elder of Ue
toUIoqat: Alaskan Ug an arrest by Policemen Frea I Wlllagton District au vurc..
nere oa tba show grouses snaay ud whUe ousr mem w w
nirhL Two carnival negrow uy war at - J
! vWs for SO dsy each, gave
b esd overcome ns
iiar cloai?"
i tow, ba: he
willU
Demo
te
Uelr
names as wiihuwkmi
Willisana CraadalL
CU : !ai aiod it. Shell b
tliu: cf Uccle Sam afUr
-. 1 !rlt m.n w,T1 trmt
-,:3 ?ropcal to spend 110,-
- f ft j W vvawff a w
-i'-:r ipenj that
ssa
w r i supplement baa become
.' the
Kif he
Asheville Glut.
jcllow or not baa not
Hrw LrgbtlsoM Cowaiasa'rr. .
Orders baro boon lasoed dstacblng
Ooaneaade X O. Bowmsn from daty
Ucbsrge of ibe alxth lighthouse de
psrtmeat aad ortferiag Lleutensat
Commaader A. O. Hodgson to Charlea
lon to Uke charge of Ue office. Com
mender Bowman will go to the nary
yard at LW "P!
aat Commander Hodgson UexpecUd
ocaj I .. .November 10th, coming from we
iy.....vs. .-t.4!.s- lie will bo aa-
i!ateat to Commandsr Bowman nnlU
about November JOtbvwben thepree
.niemma.der will go to bis nsw sta
tion.
aai- "ojooey makes tba
t
Silt
it is time that makes
ix P. S. A fallow at
Htu, however, that
kfU
Ann? Mary U 24
-y ts twice aa old as
Mary waa twice) as
" cow. How old U
Aca's figures and in-
tea
i it
tatj five per eenL
tai--
- t t t .'-
mi. V-.V t TS mm
old man she eooia
'V tit .
.:.' asisneo or i&ai ine
ija waa toaueo.
li P.- . ..w ... a .
-rxx -now cua oe
' Li4 Dome at dt earnlral
otaaaturn to tear
N ttis-n. toli Ur ha
i bar to bwccmi
OrrrcsaU far Pelka.
The contract for Ue x
ecals rtaulred by mbers of Ue po-
LroachofWIalsr. was drJ':
5!dLd7rs WTFacb7at and
Llvisg sabesl a aamp J.M tt
loth from whicn arr"7
bo msda. Tbe "7.
. ofisrsooa and
are utsn jw"' ,
Ueeoata will bo mads at one.
NI;W ADVa3m3CCrr&
Q W. Yalaa & Co.-Oa'
rW.K-rcbIso.OP
It. F. rarkjor
Bcuth Allaatlo Transit 0-eu
lay.
Academy of
Cos pas y.
WaaUJ-TraTailar.
WaaUd-Touaf man.
Notloo-Xf yo are UrvL.
rraldeaee at No. 408 Grsoa strset was
eatered by burglars, wbo ransacked
Ue bouse from "cellar to garret."
Tbe Ulevee were evidently looking
for money aad jewelry, but before
the search waa completed Ue family
returned from church aad Ue in
truders made good Uelr escape from
Ue rear. Only a few valuables were
stolen.
As Mrs. John waa approaching the
bouse upon ber return from church,
she noticed that a lamp, left burning
la the bouse, was being carried up
and down Ue stair step. Her sus
picion was at once of burglary, and
several neighbors were summoned,
but It wss Uen too Isle to accomplish
anything. A detail of policemen also
fc-.rf fmm Ue station, but It was
-tueut avail. Mr. John's residence
v.. trarrlartsed a number
tlmee before within Ue psst
three years.
of
two or
Ssectfea Rcteras to wn-lfflaa.
a (Viahlnrtoa correspondent
Bundsy's Charlotte
John XL Baeeden,
of
Otferver says:
of Wilmington,
mimA ft f tha
who waa yeeierusy
Railroad Dsasge Salt.
The Stab learns Uat the dsmsge
suit brought by L N. Alderman, de
eeaaed, by bla next friend, bis wife,
Mrs. Lola B. Alderman, agalnat Ue
A. OL L. IL IL Co. will be relnatated
on tbe Superior Court calendar and
that the action will be pushed. De
ceased was ln Jane, 1901, a painter in
the employ of the eompsny on Ue
yards in this city and while engsged
ia painting a box car an engine and
foar other cars, it Is alleged, rsn Into
;H- ireau'e or bench upon which tbe.
plslntlff wss standing at hla work,
with Ue result thst he was thrown to
the trouod and so Injured Uat he lost
his reason. He wis later sent to tbe
hospitsl for the Insane, where he
died.
Psislsg sf the Cold Wave.
The weather which had been disa
greeably cold since lset8aturday morn
ing. moleratd to a great extent yes
tsrdsy and it was a fine early Winter
day. The thenar raster registered aa
low as $7 decrees daring 8undsy night,
which was one degree colder than Ue
night previous and one degree lower
Uan the average for Ue district. Tbe
maximum for tbe day wss 60 degrees.
Light froets were reported here, at
Charlotte. Cheraw, Lumberton and
Weld on, while Uere waa n heavy one
at Newbern yesterdsy morning. On
Bandsy morning there wss a light
frost at Florence, 8. C.
charge of embesxlement, was arraigned
frV...- it!ao Justice Boott'e court
.woof non support of bis Hoyt Csmeiy Cempsiy
IhUdreo. bis wife being Ue prosecutor. ActdemJ Thursday night will
r.-th. hearinrof the eaae,ao- atrieUy Tauderllle onenng,
nii. Ue hearing 1
Sam.nl was arranged by which a.
Lm. to pai3 Pe' week toward hi.
to
He was .Howed
.,00 ball on hi- peraonalro-
..iiua. Baeeasa
turn to WUmlagton iw"v";
CstUi al Raval Starts.
bleb, by wsy of vsriety. will be glad
ly received. Tbe company presents,
the performance will be Ue well
known Hoyt Comedy Company,
-Mohio said to be a good one. The
programme will consist of only up to
.to acts, several of which are of a
,tlv nature. For tnw periunn-
Matte Hoy Comedy
..titiin. . , tit tw. mil KO aad 7i
t to sa sdvaaca o ' reserved som w -
..I??t!!tTm.rkst and abbot Lonta and Uey may be purchased at
S poils U faturUe local ootton Plammer'a tomorrow morning
..V.t vMtardST aavancw. --- --- 1 o ww
middllny. BeceipU were .iW
at 8
..... 7T7 balsa same day
BplHU turpsauae of""
lie
last year.
steady at
Boa Uoae "handsome Japanese Vasea
..TJtnMr'e China Parlor, lis Mar-,
ket 1 treat.
t i
the coaches "came up" she would be
given a place with the oUer carnival
performers. The man wrapped himself
In a blsnket snd also the girl in another
and they had Iain down to sleep when
some of the carnival people again
opened the car to put in more freight
and were surprised to find the child
there. They helped tbe girl oat and
carried ber Into Ue freight office
where ahe was allowed to warm and
tell ber story to Mr. Layton and Mr.
Swanaon, managers or the company.
The man, who gave his asme sa
Ramoa Joee, was at ones spotted and
turned over by the mansgers to Po
licemen L F. Hoggins and C E.
Wood. Jose was locked , up at the
police ststion and the girl was re
stored to her mother, Mrs. Richard
McCabe; the father, a well known
ahlp carpenter of the city, being at
work In Booth Carolina for the
present
The mother was overjoyed at the re
turn of tbe child and she appeared In
the Mayor's coart with her daughter
againat Jose at noon. The child told
in a straightforward manner of how
she wss besought to leave home and
also told thst after reach! nr the ata
tlon. ahe (told Joae abe wanted to go
home to her mother, but the latter
aald It would ba all right; come on and
go to the next town. Mrs. McCabe
testified that her child would be 14
years of sge tbe Slat of next Decem
ber. Jose is a man of about 35 years of
age and said, when asked if be wanted
to make a statement, that be lived
near Richmond and was employed to
sell confetti on a commission; tbst the
little girl spprosched him on the sub
ject of running away and said she
wanted to follow the carnival around
until It reached Ue town in SouU
Carolina where her father worked; Uat
he advised the young girl against It
and that he had no criminal Intentions
whatever and had exercised none to
ward the child. Jose told hla story in
n clear manner and in good English,
i Two negroes arrested In another ear
for vagrancy testified to having seen
Ue girl and Jose in Ue car, after which
Msyor Springer held the latter In a
bond of 1300, which he couldn't give,
and went to jail to anawer Ue charge
of abduction at the next term cf Su
perior Court. The two negroes charged
with vagrancy were given 80 days each
on the roads and one of them was rec
ognized as a witness to testify against
Joae In Ue Superior Court The ne
groes had followed the carnival since
it bad left Newport News several
weekaago.
I , ss .
I Messrs. lu F. Bryan and
Luther Wilson, or Little River, & a,
who spent last week at Ue carnival
here, returned home Sunday night
! Now lot 0 . Out Glass and Fancy
China jo "Dene! Kissinger's China
farlO., Ji -nk. ices. T
Mr. Nathan O'Berry, of Golds
bero, arrived last evening.
Mr C. H. Denny, of Norfolk,
was among last evening's arrivals.
Mrs. Lillian Hofimaa, of Balti
more, is the guest or Mrr. B. F. Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Taylor,
Jr., returned yesterday from Wake
Forest
. Dr. W. D. McMillan and Mr.
William Bheehan returned yesterdsy
from Baltimore.
Mr. W. J. Edwards, the well
known banker of Ssnford, N. C, is a
guest at The Orton.
Dr. M. H. P. Clark has ra
mmed from a visit of a few days to his
old home near Kittrell, N. O.
Col. R. D. Potts and Mr. L.
G. BurrIsi,.U. S. A., arrived last even
ing on their way to Fort Caswell.
Mr. R.L. Nntt, of Portsmouth,
assistant treasurer of the Beaboard
Air Line, spent' yesterday lu the cit
Mr. Engene Forshee, soliciting
agent of Ue 8. A. L., returned yeater
day from a busineaa trip to Lumber
ton. Miss Eatelle Ebert, of Bur
gaw, returned home Sunday after a
very pleasant visit to friends and re
latives in the city.
The genial Mr. Adam Latta,
of New York, Is here at his former
home, visiting hia sister, Miss Helen
Litts, No. S13 North Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. MacRae
and child and Miss Williams, of Fay
etteville, srriyed Sunday on the
steamer "City of Fayettevllle."
Mrs. G. H. Brown, Jr., of
Wsshington, N. 0., arrived Sunday
and joined her husband, Judge Brownt
who is holding Superior Court here.
They will be gueats at The Orton dar
ing the week.
In Cravanette Rain-proof Coats, Men and Boys' Clothing, Neck
wear, Shirts, Collars and Cnfia. A complete line of everything
that belongs in an up-to-date Clothing store. ,'
SCHOOL SIbLOIES-
A good assortment of Shoes that will give good wear and at the
right price. Suits to order from $10.00 up.
Bell 'Phone
oc 18 tf
cr. w.
800.
Head to Foot Outfitter.
Winter Lap Robes!
WB HAVE JUST OPENED UP A NICE LINE
OF WINTER LAP ROBES. DO YOU NEED ONE P
CITY LIVERY CO.
'Phones 15.
W. D.' MacMillan, Jr., Pres.
oct 11 tf
PAUL QILM0SB T0-M0KR0W NIGHT.
Retoro of Favorite Yooog Actor la Saccess
of Two Continents.
The sale of seats for Paul Gllmore in
"The , Mummy and tbe Humming
Bird," which will ba seen at the Aca
demy here Wednesday evening, com
mences at Plummer's this morning at
82o'clock. The favorite young actor
will no doubt be greeted by an im
mense audience, numbering many of
the leading society people of the city.
The Patterson (NT. J.) Morning Call ot
Bept 25th, says or the production :
"That Patterson theatre goers ap
preciate a management that gives them
first-class attractions waa shown by the
fashionable audience which gathered
at the Opera House last night to see
that popular young American actor,
Paul Gilmore, In "The Mummy and
the Humming Bird," the play which
had such a long run in New York,
and in which both John Drew and Mr.
Gllmore atarred. Mr. Gilmore has
shown his ability as one of the fore
most actors of the American stsge in
"The Muakeeters" and "Under the
Red Robe," and when 4e succeeded
John Drew in the interpretation of
Lord Lumly in "The Mummy and Ue
Hamming Bird" many theatre goers
considered that the play did not suffer
from the change.
tU. AilmnM laat nforTit -ana aim.
! . UUtUWIW .WW. ...ft.. "
ported by an exceptionally fine com
pany, and this added n great deal to
Ue success of the evening. Usually
when a star starts out on a tour of Ue
smaller cities, expenses are cut down
to such an extent Uat the caat suffers
a great deal, but Uat ia not the case
with his supporters in this case. Lady
Lumley Is played by Miss Margaret
Drew, a young woman who haa al
ready made her mark in the metrop
olis. Her interpretation or the part
of the young wife, vtho is thought
lessly neglected by a husband, who is
devoted to scientific studies, and near
ly falls Ue victim or an Italian liter
ary man who haa become the lion or
Ue London fashionable world, is artis
tically carried out
"Neil Florence, who plays the part
of SIgnora D'OrelU, gives a good rep
resentation of a passionate ion of sun
ny Italy or Ue better class,;- whose
whole aim in life appears to be the
breaking up of happy homes.
"Tbe plot throughout, while com
plicated, works out to an Interesting
climax, In which Ue villain meets his
just doom, and the husband and wife j
ran aiatjrraTisMlalfl aSTl r"l nam a Th n rf m fn Th snnT "
an 1 Tf a irvifini a-arsi snaa yi w iimj mm ss aawa f Jfm
Notice to Mariners,
Uiieler-hrteOefe- S3eV the.
Lighthouse Board at Washington
issued official notice to mariners that
on or about Nov. 29th, 190S, the char
acteristic of the light at Bald Head,
the northwesterly end of Bmlth Island,
easterly side of tha mouth of the Cape
Fear river, will be changed from
flashing white every thirty seconds to
fixed white. No other change will be
made.
Three Diphtheria Quarantines.
The Health Department yesterday
established quarantines for diphtheria
at the residence or Mr. B M. Wilson,
630 Bouth Second street, the patient
being Mrs. W. M. Wilson; at 518
Queen street, tbe patient being Harry
E. Fales, four years old, and at 324
South Fourth street, the patient being
Jesjie Sykes, the little son of Mr.
John E. Sykes.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOCIETY EVERT.
ACADEMY OFMUSIC
Wednesday Niarht, October 28th.
my I I lt TMfe
ILtf MUMMYV'THt HUMMING BIRD
A SCALP LOOK
is something to get hold of. Bat here are some
other kin 0s of
LOOKS
that are far more useful.
To name all tbe different kinds of locks wo
carry would take a lot of Bpaca. Perhaps It is
enough to say that we have every sort that is
made for outdoor and Indoor oae for trunks,
crates, ete.
We don't handle the low grade, badly made
and very cheap locks. Our prices are not high,
but they secure excellent value.
I
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II V MU 1,(1
Ivs lis iiiui vail v was a vwij
00 27 tf Orton Building.
RABArvpd aaata SI and S1.S0.
Sale opens at Plummer's Tuesday morning at
8 0'CIOCK. 00 OS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Thursday Night, Oetober 89th.
The well known
"Hoyt Comedy Company."
Presenting a programme of
UP-TO-DATE VAUDEVILLE.
Reserved seats SO and 75 cents.
Bale opens at Plammer'a Wednesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. oc87St
Mullets.
Pull weight packages new fish.
Seed Rye and Oats.
BAGGING AND TIES.
Cargo SALT just arrived.
HALL & PEABSALL.
sep 18 tf "
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AN IEON BED I We are agents
for the celebrated Bernstein S plece
bed, the best in America. The
springs are warranted five yean.
See our stock of Furniture in
cluding Hey wood Chairs. We
defy competition.
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ooastf
lntKr-Staso78.
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Globe-Wernicke
3 Cases.
Globe-Wernicke
Cabinets.
'Elastic" Book
Filing Cases and
Globe-Wernicke Office Supplies.
Minneographs Neostyles, etc.
Up-to-date Office Supplies and
Stationery of all kinds. ,
C. W. YATES & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
Book-Sellers and Stationers.
oct27tf
Cuban Blossoi
-AND-
RE1I0WII CIGARS.
.
These Cigars are better than eye
"silver coirr
FLOUR.
It is the BEST ever ground; guaran
teed, ; - -
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A. C L. Crossing.