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I w. pin Tyr t (Morning lnr. OUTLINES. . mrtl BSLrdtf f hit f:.btrits BattTat. j U Wlli a T7 I . M WIS T)Ui r i un(. - i9 a ainli FLkJlina- la oict America a A ew el treaty i tardAT at WahirtO ' niitw or ta rtpiaiw or aaiaariadrr f .mtiti fOTrasal it JTt el U rtp-iali el r,cm toTrasai is uad uvMioa of Paa 0f ' . etAtioa t Bogota ass ?WsJ t4 poor lock W" . a AV - k a a ' L-b 5lf K U4 BAA DOAVOrS to umt d fl s I u e rasa U of I - T Arteaa Tmian- C,mr w soslaljasa, rrt w- r U4 ! ltt firm, Nft. J -..tiers -ape arsa. No. I 43t; Lt J-sr. No. S 4 is: roeia (Zi4 casnsaoa l rood tXU; ltlTKi? REPORT. 'irVT 07 AOUCCLTTU, ) rurryrj. N. CL, Not. X3L 1 Wncf'ol dU forth IvmIj (gin tI:ar al P. U.t Ur:s?i: S A. 41 &trrl t.! b i :dT. .00: n!afJl Uti tf U aoatH ka dAle, .83. r:i:Arr ros to-dat. jc3 rTC. Not. li ror North mmu: rnJar fair with rtelar Li ibiuM-lnwW It. C. 40 A.M. IUP.M. 10 11. 10 M. 8.14 P. M. laiiP.M. iUtt - Jctr tt Soathport. k w Uvicx mtctv now t 2--3k:Ti, N'av York, la Ua kWf i3::2 NoTfatwr 6lbt tlx o! tit Hkktj fAmDj diod Lr a faj. u a tit 1SK kn ti r4i!s2to3 Pmtz M. rlt UllA J IbAt FBJaJtA it -f i4L.93a of obUIsIss tho if iht Ualud SUU." la: TtrjtMsc dovu to Uw nCu po4'.aiAjUri U alnaJj wdciaI as i at wi ppr ' frladj 'JL'Jtt J. P. ClJvtIL of th Y'- OlMrrtr, win dply tym I :i bin &n4 hi UatUj la j T 2 ti at tb &a Doailaro rioautt firvd oa tho Cljdo Vcr"tw York m tkt wmi ra; tio port of S-tetaaa. Taooo MM5 art borrowicx troawo titT Uthor aajtalof that hnt Ueclo Earn. p WMiiotoo P ka ma4a c5Aa;iTt mrta of tko cij hjrjA54caa Co4tktam of fir CMralt AQ1 bo U tfiO PrttlJcaL Prapo afttr t Mit jta If tbo 1 14 1 Asotbar Maxea BooatTtlff U b ia tbo Dtsali Hit. r.iai of blxt w k,Ar,i M Pas am a oa Totly. :-f U. S. AZb!p MarbU 4 uljuoj tboA of tbo now r-a&.c Aid tk rtplj of tbo fort r-T. W at aot loiofayop- Ki.:t toUt tbo Paaaaalai M -iu t aro with tbem. Tbo f.2r3 AJaloUtrmUoa m,htnt Unr.zt aaytala. Tbo WI4 KjiaiiU Tm Wx.v :-nvrrrnmint bat F ' a WW AaB i W w- pi to rtccxnlxo tbo 8a Do V rttolotioalttj, aai trampoJ kj tbcrtfor tbmt It did not "4 CAiaa to look law waa n '.v .v . n Tea l . lit rifiAOA awv- paiocUt batt bo canal fciemo r tot ia 1U Oar fOTtrwaao !u.t ia recoiaUo tbo block' if I--- M fw.Hi nailoaJ - m w ava ' " ' to bo eooridtrtd atrioailj; "wA. it comt ta Imlldlox caaati N iur ba arouod lata"' ta r- a 9 tow boiaf oBJtxac"1 - - 4 a va ' k li South to Laka Oatario, 't'A Canada. Work ka lato. Canada, wora t- 3 ire 7a n , foe trAl Ttar. and wbra . will abortaa tta ... mm . (.I.V.a " i .A 2j a ilea, ico rat i t t. fAt abort If tic a i va Oauno mad tht fall of 63 fwt P Oauno aad tht fall of 63 I- I b .ai ruri9on7t ti var?:, f tht larrttt num. i - V N rr ! ! W-r I - : " U "f TTfi TTTT' r ' . -W - ru - x, M .Hi W. , K r I in M A l L) VOL. LXXIH.--N0. 50. LOCAL DOTS. ' HV . w . North OATotlaa Bon! will bocla to daj UU4 of af oadaj aa proTiovaly Tit ctv door to tht fault ia la tSm of tht Qty C1k aad Trtat war la bow La plaeo aad la at. Tbo laprartaBoat coat tlM, all told. Tht Octenxar," aa-attrae Lba aIUAr to Black PitU aad tald to ba eat of tht Wat eolortd ontaalMUoat oa tht road will la am a Triitj Bjtbt w atxi wms at Tat Aeadasj. Tba Utalth Dtpartotnt at Lut aaaaia to bar chacktd tha lartad of oitAuarta aad acarlat Urtr. Tbtro vtra ao faAraaUaat ytatarda j for tba tnt day la a wak or fortaljbt, rr- CAP. Tht rtrolar moathly mettlnr Oipa " Chactr..Taarbtan ef Uo Ooaf tderaey. wCl U btldth!aaf taraooa At 4 o'clock at tha W. LI aroory. All BMtahtrt ar rtaasted toaUaad. Bj dttd flladfor racord itatar dy Boaa Wla aad othart traaAfmd to CaroUaa Wla. for tl aad otfe alaahlo eoaaidtralbaa, boaat aad lot oa Bvaaa, Utwaaa Elxlh tad Strtaih S7Jx0 fMt la tit. Mr. B. C DtRotitt la now eomforUbiy laatallad la hit atw tlora oa lYoat tlrt, reotally occaaUd by J. K. Bolky dC Ox Tht plao wat Cltad aaaaadAomtly aad la atpcdally aiUd to bocxk-AtoT parpo. SEOKO LOST M03EY. Sth Caraaalaa FtH lata Baaia a! Fkk aacirtt Laat rcxil armt. J. ZL XMatow, a wlt-dninl aad latalllcat look! ax yowac aolorad taaa wbo caao bar from 8oalh Carolina a taw dayt ao, rtporttd at tbt poliea aUUoa tally UalaUht that hla pockaU bad aa pkkad of tomttbltg orar til la a arcra raaort of 111 rrpaU la A. O. GL alley, ttar Fourth aad Hat atitrU. Srldaea waa faraJahad by hla which lad to la amat ot Gr- trada MxOaII, owa of lb daaltaat ot th plaoa, by PoUcwaaa JL J. GrlBta 17 aad E. R CbadwlcE Tba KcCaU woaaaa coafa ad a'coaaairacy to rob tha.atraata yoaax acro aad laaaUea tad'Aaal Pollock, aaoihar aabita of tb alter, wbo waa aabaroataUy amctad at Brraath aad Nlzoa atrU. Doih will ba (lr a araUsalaary trial la th Maiora eoart to-day. FurexiL 07 MSS W. C HUnOS. traulat LtlJ ta Italia Oakiala Hut I lm fctxtirt Scrrkrt at St, Jaaua. Ir ir faaaral mei war eoaiacud at 4 o'clock yratarday af Uraooa froa 8. Ja83 chareh ortr Ua rvaaala of Mr. EHxa MMrta MaX wtf of Mr. W. OL Maaaa, boa aad dralh oocaid at tb Jam Walkar MaaaorUI llorpitai Taaaday. Th Hat. ZUchard W. rjoaar, rrctor of th panah, offlclai aad lhar war la Udacapoa th arrko baadrada of frit a da of Mr. Kaada aad ta faaaUy. Tha floral M a) trlaatca mtawtu aaa aiakw lacly praUy. Th LaUrmaat wat la OakdaJ eaa lry, th foUowUt: batIa actad aa AU-arra: lloaorary, ut. waa. J. Lot. T. B. Bartaak aad Jca. Akarvoaa; aeUra, OoL WaJkar Tay lor, a O. Eaaala,' J. A. Arrlacdalr, M. I B40Tr, Brook Frtaeh aad Oao. W. Chaaaat. far Falaa frrttfca. Joha riowtr. oolortd, waa arraUd laat alht by Polleaaaaa E. J. QrUaa U .tirtid blat with fala prataaor. Th aaro waat to th a tor of Mra. W. a Uaffaaaa. at ToatVX aaa uat bU Atrartr, aad proearad aa aaooat of ftoearl, rpratlBf to lb pro friator Ul b oad a bora aad CArt a4 woald haal wood to pay for ta cood. Th caa U1 btard la lb Mayort coart to-eay. rft f laacr tracrratara. '. xWMklaiioeeorraapoadaalwrlua: -BTaataUT PaUarao arly la th. rrfUr a.Ioa to . latro d.c a Mil for th. pbA eft.aU of Fort FUhar. WUmlaftoa aad ttt aaubllAbat aad malaUaaae at a .atloaal park. ItU a projact Uat hforao UaaU anadbyth Moalaof WUaoiafton aad aartlfort oT2. fltbl.troTtIUb.r darltf tb. CitU War. IMy Caat fettled. . JiM. lL Waltoa, Tht eat of joa ... . tm .Alar of a coanprow IT T . i - Mari. Tha war- la JMW T v rjlliaa Oor- lr"!rr: and Waltoa rb- aiaa, r : artooa a Alar WM "iMrTBoih tlda war ftotbprotealrleo? !HraAUd by aa array of abla auor- rrpra atya. f.aa aad Rttil Ilarta. k,t ytatrrday wm buat of oottoafaoUU... waraeaj b . . i. waatixuixaiKa " aat 'ay IaaI yaar. IDE HOSPITAL NEEDS Member ol Board of Maaaicrs Ttlks rntcrcstlfjxiy of Fn " dowmcnt Opporliraltiei. SOME FORMS OF BEQUEST. Scytratt BaniJtj for Catertd Patktti aid a BtTtta Brat Wtali itfa OratUr. tl Stat Tlat Ktatct OpcriUar-CxpctAu xa talklac ailh a member of th Board or Uaaatart of tba Jama Walkar UamorUl QotplUI yeaitrday a rtportar't tttaatloa wat ealltd to tomt of tht dlffartat mtlbodt by which oar ftaaroaa eitfxaat could takt a4raatajcaof tbt opportuailT offered lheaa la tht oomlax t'DoaaUoa Day. Ut tttnUoatd-that la-a-protQlneat boepltalla a Northern dty thtr were elcbtj-elx fra bdt tapporttd by ia dlvUaalt tad eorporatlott. Tht Pa no aylrtala Railroad tapported two bedr. tbt Bald via LocomotlTt Work a one bad, Ut PhUadalpbU aad Rtadltf Railroad two btda, Ua treat firm of Deary Dlatoa 6t Boaa oa bed. aad a a umber of other by ladle aid aocle- tlea, Banday tchoolt tod charcbea. Tht coat to oadow a bed for oat jar," said Ut ctttltmaa a bora r farred to, la 1300 tad to endow oa la perpetuity eoet about 13,000. The form of bequeat which It oaed la U hotpllal referred to tboTt la aa follow aad Ua earn form woald be perfectly legal la Uia 8tat aad would aaawer Try purpoee: ItlTaad bequeeU to UcJamea Walker Memorial Iloapital the aum of dollar to adow a free bla perpetalty (lb mosey to be lareaud by th Board ot Maaactra of tb aald Iloapital la aaeb eecarlUe aa Uey mar deem beat), tad tbt latereet or la coma oary from auch lareetmeai to be appllad to U malataaaaot of Ut aaid f re bed. The form of dee! of. real ealat la la Ua follow lac almple form: '1 clr aad derla to U Jamea Walker Mem ortal norpltal, Itt aaeeeaaors and aAalxaa, all that (her deeerib par ticalarly Ua real aatal Intended to be tfraa.) The Jame Walker Memorial Hos pital aadly needa a new balldlaff to b oaed ta t ward for colored people. At preeaat Ut old wood e a hoepltal bulld lac la atd for UaI parpoa and It la laeoaTeateatly arraafed and addt treat additlooal expect. It la bard to beat aad U plomblag la la aeed of coaauat atteatloa. By far Ut larger a a saber of charity petleate at ae tToe and at Uey ar cared for la thla bolldlef Ua xpeaa la xreater Uta It woald ba if a modara well equipped boUdltr waa tTalltblt. Wt beUert It waa at oae time ooatamplated by Ut generous doaor of Ut preeeat boepital. Mr. James Walker, to erect a oaUding la U rear of U preeent balldlnf aad parallel with it, and eoaaected wiU It by a eoTered way, ablcb waa to b oaed for Ult parpoee. If thla wat doit Ut preeeat be tin r. plaat woald b anpl for both buUdlnra aad ex peaa could b eared la aumberleaa "Aaoihar baildlag which ta aaaiy aeed ad ta a Kara Horn. Th Barer bow bar Uelr room la oao tad or Utoldwoodea boepital. Thlthaud. lag laeoaataatly ta aed of repair kdoaaaoi b kept hahlUOl maay years loager. Would It aot ha a graaa inAugara- Uoa of Ua eaatom or hartng aa aa- Baal Doaatioa Day," If It could be aaaoaaeed that aom of our ehani- ablcaad wealUy ctUteaaaaa aeier- mlaad to aapplameat U magaiaeeat gift ef Mr. Jama Walkar by tbt tree- tloa of oat of Uo bulKunn' EEST0IE OLD BUS0P0RD CBUPXB Ltfkt f Ptlmkarf Aik far Reattrttl I E4Hkt Stcrel tt aaafcJeracy. A eommaakatloa ha beta recelred by Oommaader Woodward, of Cap Fear Camp, TJ. a V., from U Ladle Memorial Aeeodatloa of Peteraborg, Vt., tolldtltg aubacriptiona for da frAjlBg U tX7aet of placing me moHal wiadowt la Ut old BItndford Church of Peterabur. Tb old church I ailUAted la U cemewry, wn tboaaaadt ot old Oonfederatee art buried. It It proposed by U aaaocit- Uoa to maka th oia eauii?o rial mortuary chapeL Tba Ooafederate Urougbout U BUI wu to coatrlbaU to U eaua. aad all eoatrtbaUoat may b mad to Dr. W. S. Rarwood. Mmmaar . mil Camp, or to Mm TL Vaa L. Bud, preddaat of U Ladlea Memo rlal AttodAUoaPtterabarg, Vt. At AfprtacklH We4If. Frieadt U WUmlagtoa aad tla wkart hart recelred I.TlUUont betr ,Vg U followlag 5J Boaamt: -Mr. and Mrtu JV. W. MacBaa, requMt your prewac at tta Tl of their Blecr, KUel Emma "kr Job- LBoy Wlgglna. WadaeVday rtalag. Deember -h TVlnateea hundred and Urt. SVcleck, FlratBaptlat cbarcb.W.N.a Atbom r.riott. N. C. GiettJ Uft YtstrrliJ. of New -TT. tffroa Nawbera Tor, wdo , . Ur -a . .vnrt l!m wllhMr. Pern- Urday oa a ape ---- - ... M . ... r r.a. tearing th city at to U Uatio ww . xr Thar WUl w w l.tna wiU Vla tb. avara.aboat Bg party U wbo U-T.eaday New York. " WILMINGTON. N. 0., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER MACHINE REPAIR WORKS.1 f . M . 1 uaary warit aat Brttket Art EalasOaalat Mcdel Pleat at Secaad tad BaatTcr Streatt. Mr. Henry QIatIu and hit broUer, wbo recaaUy returned to Wllmlnrinr. from aaoUer BUtr, bar formed a co- parlaenhip aad will eaUbllih exun. airt machine repair ahop oa U lot watch Uey owa tt Beeoad and Haa orer a tree U. Th bolldlaga are al ready la prooeaa of coaatractloa aad a part of Ut machinery Is oa Ut Croaadr.- Oat of Ut building la about 80x100 feet la slxr. while aa oUtr for a second department of Uo work la about 30x40 feet la slip. Tbt Meaart, Glarln art both ex perleoced men la their work aad will no doubt succeed with Ua plaat from Ut Ttry atari. Tha thopa ar located with easy scoea to both rallroada, aad Uat will pro re a great eoarealaaee aad saving to Ua proprietor. BESBY WILLI AMI IH COURT. Bat Oantj tf tbtUt HearUtts HUi-Aa. ttber Nrrr Sett tt Reads. There were two Henry WllUama la the police court for trial yesterday. Oat waa charted with being drunk tad disorderly tt Seventh tnd Castle street Tuesday night and waa aen tenced to Ue roada for 80 daye, while Ue other waa the negro Bailor cook charged with thootlag Henrietta Hill, colored, la "Droe Neck a week ago laat nlgbL Although Ut woman Identified Wllliame aa the man wbo did tht ahootlog aad another negro named Ben Robinson aaid be waa la Ue room when Ue ahot waa fired and knew WtlliAma to be the man, Wllliame In troduced two Bailors from a Teasel lying la tb harbor, who awore post- tlrely that the defendant waa in Chap man's bar taking t drink with Uem when they heard the pistol ahoL The bartender who had gone to tb real of the store when Ue ahot waa fired, aald he left Wllliame standing ptthe bar tnd when be returned be waa still standtsg there, bat be could not eay as to whether be went oat and came back or remained there til Ue time. Tb preponderance of Ue testimony, however, waa on Ue aide of Wllliame aad he waa discharged. A PREACBER IN COURT. Celercl Paster Arretted far Rldltf BIcycIt Wlthsat Uxkt PalJ Casts. It Is not often that Major Springer baa a preacher la hla court, tad espe cially one la the role of defendant. However, auch was Ut case yesttrdty when Bar. Joha Adams, colored, pas tor at Christ's Congregational ehurcl, Naa, between Sixth and BerenU streets, was charged with riding a bicjele without a light Tuesday night abont 10:80 o'clock at BerenU and Chareh streets. He was arretted by Policeman Leon George, and yester day befor tb formal opening of U court be went before Mayor Springer, submitted to tb charge and was let off with the cost. He had no wiliol desire to violate Ue law and expressed hla regret to tb Mayor of tht occur rence. TBE FIRE LAST SIGHT. Bin i la Relltr Tat Desk Destroyed Val ue! Boeki aid Papers. Tbt alarm of fire at 8:19 o'clock laat night from box S3, Water and Che nut streets, was on account of a amall blase la a roller-top deek in U office of O. T. Flyna tfc Oa, orer Ue store of J. T. Riley & Co., No. 107 North Water street. The fir originated from aa an known source and burned th top off Uo desk, dealroyfhg a nnmbur of important bcoka" tod papers. The damage wUl be about $35. Messrs. Fijnd Ac Co. only recently moved Into the building. The fir wat extin guished by meaae of one of the hand machine carried by th department. COL. . LAB WILL RE80VER. Report Denied it ta Bla Btvltf Laat Hit Mlad Scr!ly BL ' A special dispatch from Norfolk to Tuesday's Richmond Ime upatch denies a report which went oat from Norfolk In t special to the Richmond New-Leader Uat OoL William Lamb, know a as the "Hero of Fort Fisher" bad lost his reason and wat then at Sarah Lee Hospital, la Norfolk, In a dying condition. The Inter report ays CoL Lamb la not likely to lose his mind tnd that while be it seriously 111 la Ue aaot Uriam referred to, hit early aad com plete recovery la expected by hla friends. -aaaaBaa-aa4aWaaBaaaaa- VI laUartoa I klrplir literested. ( OapL Torry, of tb schooner "Carrie A. Bucknam," which la receiving a cargo of lumber at Northrop mill for a port ia Baa Domingo, baa been noti fied by Ue owners of Uo Teasel to atop oadlng. Oa account of Ue insurrec tion la Ue Island Ue Dominican gov ernment baa ordered all porta. closed to commerce. Capt. Torry I walling farther order. ( fhirletti Wetdltr. ! ' Charlott Observer: "Oat of Iowa persODB who wUl attend Uo marriage of Mia LIxxte Faltoa to Mr. Harvey LambeU. which will takt place to morrow evening, have been arriving for a week or more. Quests of Dr. L W. Falsoa aad Mrs. Falaon, who came tail - nlrht ar! Mr. Matt Falsoa Blenmona, of Wilmington, a lister of Dr. Falsoa: Mrs. Ballia Faiaoa Pierce ef Warsaw, a ooosia, and Mrs. Frank Bybura, of baeiby,. another coasta." - T f .., I NORTH CAROLINA DAY Subject for Consideration Schools, Al Lower Cape Fear Section." in THE PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED attariey Qeaersl Farsiibes ta Opiilat aa Tax Case Froa New Hitever. Laaber Bridie Ught lafaatry ReltsttUd-Rtlelfb News. Special Star Telegram. RsxnaH. N. a, Nor. 18. Sttte Baperlateadeat Joyaer hit completed Ue programme for ase la Ue publlo schools of Ut Stat on "North Caro lina Day,1 Deo. 18th. The subject is" Ut "Lower. Cap Fear Section.'? Fol lowing ar tha specially aotaMa. fea tures r, - " r ; Reading. "Earlr Explorers and Set tlers of the Cape Fear," by A. M. WaddelL Declamatioo. "Pride of the Cad TJ M w I 1 ear, - dj ixoorgo uiru. uetdbar. "Lift Among Ue Etrlr Cape Fear Settlers, by John BrickelL ' Beadinr. 'Reception of 8 tamps on tb Oape Fear," by George Derla. Declamation. 'The Men or the Can Fear, by R D. W. Connor. Heading. "The Bescue of Madame DeBoeset," by Jamea Sprunt. Beadinr. "Blockadtna? of the Cam Fear," by Jamea Sprunt. . "Besouroe of the Lower Oao Fear," by Mrs. F. a Tiernan. Attorney General Gilmer farntshei to opinion to Ue 8tste Treasurer on a ess from Sheriff Btedmtn or New Hanover, boldinr that the Standard Pole and Tie Company ia liable to tax on certain croes-tle and juniper poles clamed to have been in transit at tax-rivlng-In time and not therefore liable. The polea bad been ahlpped to Wil mington and there held for farther poles and tie amounting to $9,200. The Attorney General In aammlng up says: "The tie and polea being at rrat in Wilmington on the first day of June 1908. awaiting transportation to ultimate destination, constituted pro perty within the Btat and liable to taxation, and th taxing authoritiea of New Hanover county ar authorized to collect the tax da Uereon." AdiaUnt General Boyiter to-day Is sued an order reinstating Ut Lumber Bridge Light Infantry as member of the North Carolina National Guard. T&e Company waa disbanded by rea son of anfavorablo report upon last inspection by Major Newton, princip ally because tt failed to hare the mini mum limit of men In line at the in spection. The company waa organis ed in 1847 and of late yeara held the medal for Ue beat target shooting. STRAWBERRIES FREE OP DUIY. Reartsettitivt Thoasaa Says Recclprtclty With Canada Wield bt Desirable. TBpeaktnr to U question ofCabaa reciprocity la Congress Tuesday, Bep- resents tire Thomas, of North Caro lina, aald la behalf of hla bill provid- ng for the abipment of atra w berries ato Canada free of duty : 'At the opening of this aeeaion of Congress, I Introduced the bill which hold In my hand, ana wnien pro- ride for Ue negotiation of a reci procity treaty with Ue Domlaion of Canada ia general, , ana espeaauy ith a Tiew to the abolition or mrxu- fleatlon of the 7i tariff items Ua cus toms tariff ot Canada which imposed prohibitory tax upon American straw berries and oUer berries of 3 cents per pound, weight of Ue pack age being included ia Ue weight for duty. i "If. as I hops Uia treaty la to be a step la Ue direction not only of a modification of the Dlngiey taruz rate and a breaking down of Ue high tariff walla and freer trade relatione, wiU other countries, with the utmost earnestness I insist no greater benefit eoald be conferred to open up new market to the American people than the negotiation of a treaty of reciproc ity with Great Britain aa to me i minion of Canada. Bat especially would such treaty benefit toe people of Eastern North Carolina aad Ua dis trict which 1 have the honor to repre sent, and, also, I am lmf ormed, other sections of this country. If thla Item f Ue Canadian customs tariff should be abolished or modified It would mean thoosanda or aoiiara in me Docket of mr own constituents and th opening up of new markets Canada." In J. E. ALBRIflBT'S CHANCES. Bit PoiIUot Dsrlti WUaltrtoa Riot aid toastitaUossI Aaeisaeit Vole. Special fo Charlotte Observer. Wabhtkgtoit, Not. 17. A number of persons who take aa interest In the political affairs of Ua Old North State will follow closely Ue fight that hat been inaugurated oa J. E. Albright, whose nomination for postmaster at Mount Airy waa aent to Ue Senate ast week. Their latere! it nararaj, niimneh a the belief It preralent that th opposition haa been inspired by a faction or aiouni Airy uepuo 1 leans. Mr Marshal), a broUer of But Benator Marshall, held Ue office for tome time, until hit rem oral was effected ' by former Congressman Blackburn. . " i Mr. Albright waa in Wilmington at Ue time of th race rlotv, and declined to affiliate with Ua handful of Bepub Hfiana In that city. Not only thla. bat he roted for Ue constitutional amend ment. His friends say that thla shouia entitle him to some consideration at the hands of the Democrats senators, a tha Brent it comes to a nrns De- twee n the present postmaster and his Republican enemies. Aa yet Senator Overmen has not been advised con cerning the character of Ue opposi tion to Mr. Albright. EDITOR'S S0H A SUIHDB. J. P.'lsliwell, Jr.,' Sett a Ballet Throsxh Bit Hiart la Charlotte. ' Special Star Telegram. Chaelottb. "N. Q, Nor. 18. J. P. Caldwell, Jr., Ue 19-year-old ton of J. P. CaldweU, editor ot the Charlotte Observer, committed suicide Ult evea- ng by shooting himself Uroogh Ue heart. Nocaue la known. 19. 1903. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. Jordan S. Thomas, Charlotte, is at The Orton. of Mr. A. J. Leitcb, of Charlotte, waa an Orton guest yesterday. Mr Oscar JFassell, of Rose Hill, spent yesterday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Clark, of ClarktOD, spent yesterday in the city. Miss Sharp, of Portsmouth, Va , is the guest of frienda in the city. Miss Amnio Wooten, of Clark' ton, was a guest at The Orton yester day. Mr. T. J. Newsom, of Thomas, N. Q, waa aa arrival at The Orton last erening. 1 Miss Era Jewett, of Florida, who hat been riilling the family of her uncle, Mr. Stephen Jewett, left yesterday for Georgia. ; Fayetterille Observer, 18th: fJr8TF:rbMkf-wiro-hat charge of Ue Cape Fear river improvement, came up from Wilmington to-day." Charlotte Observer: "Mr. J. C. Bobbins, one of the salesmen for Belk Brothers, haa resigned the position to accept the poaition of aalesman with Bheinstein Dry Goods Company, of Wilmington." Capt. W. H. Ward, of Book's, ia in the city ta chltf engineer of the iteamer "Wilmington" in the absence of "Chief" Philip Piatt, who Is on a fifteen days' racatlon which he is apendiog in Atlanta, Asheville and other cities. Mr. J. C. Lord has returned from Louisville, where he was called on account of the Illness and subse quent death of hi brother, Mr. Chas. E. Lord. Mr. Lord's many friends here sympathize with him deeply in in his bereavement. Maj. Wm. F. Robertson re turned yesterday from Whiteville acd Chadbourn, where he made official Tiaitationa as Grand Vice Chancellor to the Knights of Pythias lodges in those towns. Be reports both organ isations in excellent shape. ALDERMAN BEHRENDS EXPLAINS. His Position Relative to the Market Street Paving Recommendations. Editor Star: DbabEir Will you allow me to make the following statement: The refusal of the Board of Aldermen to concur in the recommendation of the Street and Wharf Committee to award the contract of paring Market atreet to the Coal, Cement fe Supply Co., waa in response to a subsequent re does t of aaid committee to rote down itt former recommendation and again after baring recommended that the contract be awarded, to Mr. Roger Moore and after the board by a rote or 4 to 8 concurred, Mr. Sweeney of aaid committee, aeconded by Mr. W. H. Yoppof the aame committee, alter 11a ten in g to Ue attorneys and wit nesses, moved that bidi for paving aaid atreet ahonld again be called for. I failed to rote in both instances, not desiring to interfere with the recom mendation! of aaid committee, or to assist to defeat the same even at their own request, neither woald I have opposed Uem, had they made known a desire to withdraw their recommen dations. My remarks were made in reply to the chairman of said com mittee, when beetated tbat tne re sponsibility had changed from the Street and Wharf committee to the board. Reap, yours, S. Behrxxds. Alderman 3rd. Ward. T. L. RUTH'S MOTHER A MANIAS. Her Wild Delirium She Tbresteos Miyor Powell of Rilelfh. Raleiah News and Observer. Avery pitiable case is that of the mother of T. L. Ruth, who wti laat Saturday sent to jail to await trial for circulating an obscene book. Mrs. Both, who is rery poor and has been n 111 health for a long time, began to rare rioienuy Sunday mgnt on ac count of Ue ahockof her aon being mprisoned upon such a- charge, and haa continued to rave ever aince at intervals, except when under the in fluence of opiates. A physician was aent for yesterday evening to examine her, with a view to having her con fined. In her wild delirium she threatens to kill Mayor Powell and Chief of Police MulUns. It waa May or Powell wbo committed Bath to jail n default of bond. Mrs. Bath Uvea on Smithfield atreet, n the southeastern part!of the city, to ward Walnut Creek. She came here aat Spring from Chatham, but her son only came to too city recently. She la said to be a tery worthy woman.' The lady from whom she rents has been sharing her meals with her for the past few days as Mrs. Ruth Is absolutely without means, sne nai daughter sixteen yeara or age, out ehe cannot work, as her time is taken up in helping to care for her moUer. - THE STILL BLUPP BRIDGE. Haidsome Steel Structure Over Black River Will bt lispected Fridsy. Special Star Correspondence. Kbtth, N. O., Not. 18. Th citi- zeai of Fender county are coram ly iarlted to come on the 20th of Norem- ber and assist the Board of Commis sioners in inspecting and receiving the iteel bridge over Black river at Still Bluff, Oaintuck township, fender county. Thla bridge Is being built by Mr. Geo. H. Crafts, bridge builderpf Atlanta, Ga., under the supervision Commissioner Frank FJynn and Su perintendent W. T. Smith. It is an elegant structure and will be of untold beoent to the county ana people oi Oaintuck, who rejoice at the comple tion of same aad request Uat all come nex Friday and join them in their iTs. . ... .. - . . we are giaatoaee mat our county hat realized the necessity of building good bridges over itt ttretmi and trust Uat It will continue the good worx until Ue whole couciy is supplied. : The Traffic Committee of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday but transacted no business of publlo nature. ' ..".'.. -. - i WHOLE NO. 11,305 m w a .aa. m.m.m - .st, a a - V w oooo A 40 at (- a B m 60 H "g Bsgseg THE C. W. POLVOGT GO. NEW ASSORTMENT OP LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SWEATERS NOW ON SPECIAL CARPET SALE THIS WEEK. a A nice Brussel Carpet only 65c, made, laid and lined. Another new lot of Millinery just opened. All the new and up-to-date tjoods will be found in this department. The C. W. noy!5 tf THE STORE THAT PAYS YOUR CAR FARE, The New Women's and SPECIAL PRICES. Women's Solid colors, red, navy, white and black, real $4 Sweaters; Women's White and black, white This season's most popular staples; real 4.ou sweaters ior Men's All wool, solid colors, red and navy, all sizes; special at $1.00. Men's Hand-made, all wool, many with small white ttripe; real $2.50 Sweaters for $1.75. . , Boys' All wool, red with white stripet and many with white stripes; real a 1.50 sweater ior a cenxs. . nov 14 tf 615, 617, 619 North Fourth St., Wilmington, N. 0. MR. HENRY WALTERS TALKS. Receipts of Railroads Will Pill Off ltd Expenses Will be Reduced. Richmond Times-Dispatch. Mr. Henry Walters, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, which met in tbia city yesterday, predicts a falling off in gross receipts by all rallroada after January 1st. "But that falling off will be met by. a curtailment of expenses," said Mr. Walters. "The result will be that the net receipts will be about the same. The Atlantic Coast Line la now doing a good busi ness." - Speaking of the new financial ar rangements of the Seaboard Air Line, whereby Messrs. Kyan, isiair ana others will lend the company suffi cient money for its immediate needs, Mr. Walters characterized it at rery important . tmng. "xne en trance of new lntereats into the (sea board Air Line." aaid he, "Insures stability for a long time to come. Of course, I do not know how the new arrangement will affect Mr. Williama' connection with the road. His em barrassment naturally unsettled the Seaboard." Mr. Walters emohaticallv denied that the Byan-Blalr Ssaboard deal it 1b the Interest of the BouthernBailway, of J. P. Morgan or of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. "Mr. Williami has always- been friendly to the Coast ljlne," said he, "ana there wui oe no chance in our relations. Mr. Ryan and Blair & Company are not alone in the deal, but I am not at liberty to teu who the others are. i fcnow tnem au, and they are good people." . Will Remove to Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Vincent will leare to-day for Charlotte, where they will make their home in the future. They will lire with their ion, Mr. Bobert W. Vincent, who la now on the staff of the. Charlotte Observer Wilmington has been the home of Ue family for many yean, and that Mr. and Mrs. Vincent tre to leare it sin cerely regretted by their many friends here. . ' ' Mr. Cats. Stokley Detd. v Mr. Charles Stokley, a well known resident of Myrtle Grove Bound, died yesterday about noon at hla home. He wti about 55 yean of age aad letvei a wife and two grown children. The funeral will be conducted at 3 o'clock Ult afternoon from the late residence. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Orient loite Ho. 395, A. F. & A; IV EMIBGEST COMJHUH1UAT1UH WIS (TMUB day) evening at 8 P. M. for work In F. O. D81f T06. ix.. ' v VlSuUlg; HWina cunuauy uiviueu. - Sol9U Bewetary. wwooaaaaooaaafro ! TERuS OF SUBSCRIPTION.? ! Oa sTr,b BaUL . $5.00 ' six XoBtha, - : B.BO 'Thrwa JSXomth. " Two Month, - ' 1.00, allTral to 8ahriar la taa r vut at vbu por nMw , , oooaawa . - , , , , - - S SS . & K . .zzi - -a 53 e Polvogt Co. Men's Sweaters, at very and bright green, and white and reds TRY OOR SHOES! If you want best values for the least money. Our School Shoes and Dress Shoes for Boys and Girls are the best yet. So try them and we know you will come again. Geo. B. French & Sons. nolStf "ooooooooa iNo v I Advance lin Of Gas, COOK WITH GAS. We Ueet Competition On everything in our line, which consist sof a full and complete line of Groceries. Send us your orders and be convinced; California 3-crown Raisins. Mixed Nutt. ' 618 gross Matches, all kinds. 700 sacks Va. Water Ground Meal. - . --r-'- 450 sacks Corn. , ; 62 barrels Syrup and Molasses. STORE & COHPAHY, The Wholesale Grocers, 5 and 7 South Water street, nov 19 tf - NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the partnershfp heretofore existing; between Warren w, eallo war, Thoa. I. Vines and Brooka tt Taylor, all otwDmlngton, under the firm name ot tba Brunswick Grocery Company, at No. 9 Bonta water street, baa this day been dlaaolved by mntnal consent, tlte nnderalgned barlsgtrana f erred their entire interest In the aald partner ship to W. A. Fhllllpa, ot Shallotte, N. O. The business will be continued under the same name, and we wish for the new firm good suc cess. BBOOKS a TATLOB. B0V3t BOWUUG ALLEYS . . ' -. --f . ' " - -r . T r ,.- - . . . . f . . For Benefit of the Ladles. The zxcelslor Triple Bowling Alleys at u North Front atreet nave been opened: and the management desires to announce that upon few hoars notice the entire set of three alley win be reserved exclusively for any party of , ladles who may desire to use same. Absolutely no connection in any way with saloon below, nor will admittance be given to outsiders when alleys are reserved. No charge will be mad to any party of ladles who may desire to us me aueTB oeiorv novemoer iwn. . 'Sto-t.x novatt Price 11 - - ' - i ' ' ' . - . i. : - - m -.I !Hn.'.i. l