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VOL. LXXIIL NO. 55
WILMINGTON, N. 0., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1903.
WHOLE NO. 11.310
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CUY CONTaUCTS SIQNEU.
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mis eoatlaaed hi erit-
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p1 r:. city Doir
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ra?T i ai lha Inlaaa UJ
fj, i0waail adcJ4f4
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w-i-ro- H. UL. Ho. 1 L J
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; taiia al t P. M-
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1. Si tT: axaxiammU-
Ju fct car. .w; J
r: ltcrT roa ro-OAT.
ftv JTOjr, Ft. J. or sir-
LrIlrU.j; rra r
AxmataU far Mutt! Stmt PitUx
. Dnlaar til CUy Ran n&aUjx
Ujt IJtTi tUUc.
n BaBBaaaB ., '
Balora laarlag for tha Ualbodlat
Ooaitraae ai Ooldboro jaaUrdaj
araalir. Major Bpriattr aflx4 hla
Vaatara to all (ha coatrtcta finally
ta4 by U Boarf of Aad.t aid Fl
aaaca at Ua tpaeUl tBtaUax Uil Btar
day algal. Taaeoatracla ara la da
BlicaU aai Uar sot oaly thalraa
Uraa of Ua Major aad coatraetort.
bat alao tat eh alms aa of Iba Board of
AadU aa4 riaaaoa. Tba Ua lLantl
far IbacoaapUUoaof tba work Uclaa
wlia tba axtoalloa of Ua arjMcaaaU,
vtx: Foot Boaiba for tba Market
atraat Bartaf ;t3daji fof tba dralaajca
aad Ti da j a for lb a btallnx Blaat at
U aty UilL
. Ail tba as a U rial for tba aararal coa
Lraeta baa beaa ordarad aad work' 1U
bact tr? aooa. Tba varblar
iaraaBacoad.Maronavu airaady
oa tba iroaad4 aad City Eettaaar Ad
aaaavtU tira tba tradaa to Bapada
Uadaat of Blraaia Woolard lo-day aa
Uat ba caa al a forva of baatfa ta
work aa Biadar It at oaef. Tba lay
lac af tba draiaac by Goalactor
Qlaaa wlilbfia atBaeoad aad Mar
kal aurau aad fixat ba axlaaitd aloax
tba aaaarad aacUoa toward Toartb
a'uaai. Ia aaotbar colas. Major
BartajrvrKlr aoikalbat all wbo coa
iMopUl lajlac raa. aavanra aad
(bar V!P M 11 tboroatbrara bad
awaada tbaaaaaa aow aa aoparalU
will ba baaad for taariac aatbaBaTa-
naat afur tt la dowa.
Dartas tba abaaaea of Mayor
Banata from tbo ally aaUl Bazt
Moaday Mayor Pro. Tana. W. H.
Toaa will oceay tba axreaUra ebalr
aad wUl bold bta first aaaaioa of Ua
Bollea coart to-day at boob.
YETERANS OF PENDER
IN PINK AND WHITE.
A COMPLIMENTARY QERWAN.
big Oathcrinj of Confederates
and Formation of Camp at
. Barjaw Yesterday.
Dlrtctora aal OfUceri Ecctti Sae-
tblaf alUa Plaattaa Caapaay Will
BalliAwar of Caatraet.
Beaotiful Weddinz Yesterday
Evening" in Historic Saint
James Church.
Dellihttol Dance Last Mint by L'Arioao
Clnfe fa Hoaor of Harrlss-Lallmer
Weddlor Party CoopleB.
NUMBER OF FINE SPEECHES.
HaL C. M. SUlaiaWas CtUic J ta Scad
Icxtita Brttallar Oratral Jaaica I.
Matta Prtitat Daaxktm af
Caalcaaracf Belts Orx'ttd r
LOCAL DOTS
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tt7kUf Wllaaiexioa.
ib-ar IS.
t. 41A.M.
4.47 P.M.
13 II. 01 M.
1X00 A. M.
SJ0A.M.
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ost aoma umra, asa bo
e. D tbty both r ont attar
latbaiaa
15-
icst of tbt fTBfUnlatba
a work uat of lb daya.
t:- Jakaovin Tit
. ... .V.. nat(l
i.wt. ica Bin iac tew v..
win doctor la bo rvaaoa why
w.:a3oy ra bia caaa aboold ba
:ar'J.
i Pis 'ilobla aaaa Baaat4 Diaa
rt-Jj dedioed to fita bU daatb-
maxnaia to a ptaky daka.
i.i aaa thoojbt ba waaat
-u a Utaa.
drtaklQC
raoaaa.
tbat, aa
U iaa bava aaeh of aa appatiU
r tvar aoyay.
u lAid taara w w
ca lam v.
Moota Uont alai
Ji Alai of HaTasa baa
Bor I2J.0CO prtaaoU to
tatra axa otbar doc tort tbat
to ba fOTaxaor fuw
bHa.
..tt
a wi
Li Coloaibia doMB't aci uw
til t . I. mmh
.:, ranaaa w
ir it J ttax isa '"
'i.r.cD ba Uocla Sam ftU ready
it a: UtUadtaL
Ch? a;autr to Coloasna Boaa
Li j cava jal tbat ba ba bad a
tiaaca to aliJc dowa tba crw-aa-?
t ca Ufbt oat for boar.
I: m t! i tbat tba EajmfeUeaa dt-
ara--! in .tiui br Uit coccrma
.s Craaaa collactor of tba pot
t CW.ta-.oa. 11 toch f tllowa Wtra
un -t woali aot lit tbaa a
na. Wa woaUa't Crata-pack-r
a: .ia.
Capa Faax Lodx No. 2, L O.
a coafarrad Ua aecoad dtfraa
apoa two caadtdataa laat alf bL
Bar. W. IL Ekh, paator of tba
Ural Bapttet Cbarcb of ttavbara, wiU
ba Ua apaakar at Ua T. M. a A. maaa
Boaatlax aaxt Baaday.
Tfc Cbarlaaton vapert an-
Boaaoa tba raUar aaddaa dcatb of
Mr. Uaary OTttXU, of Uat dty, wbo
waa qalta vail kaowa la WUaJaf
to.
Work wm Ugn right away on
tka aaw warabooata for Ua Baaooam
Air liaa oa Ua watrr front, Btar Ua
eoapaay'a fralbt oflor. at foot of
Braaawkk alraaL
A troll ay car waa in eolliaioa
wiib a dallvary warcm of Mr. N. . B.
Baakla at Toartb aad Prtaotaa atraaia
yatarday aaoralar aboat 10 o'clock.
8U bt daaa waa doaa to Ua TabJal.
romlibli Sarara Uat nlghl
orraalad oa BU Jaaaa alraat Traak
Uclatyrr. a Paadar eoaaty aatro,
cbarrd wilb aadartloa, Ba will ba
tfrtm trial la JaaUea Fowler" court
at 11 A. M. to-day.
Tba tmblio U inritad to attand
Ua bibia praaUUoa aad fla ralalac
by Ua Jr. X TJ. A. M. at Paljrado) to
aJcbt at 833 o'clock. Tbara will ba
ap!al ear. Tba axarclaaa will Uka
bIm la Daljrado cbarcb.
'iiolr oaa caj of Interaat wi
triad la Ua Mayora eoart jeatarday.
yjllla Millar, aolortd, arrealrd by
palloraaa N. M. Haat for dlaardtr
y coadact at Bacoad aad Braaawkk
mhu aitbt bafora Uat, waa aaat to
Ua roada for 90 daya.
A bona attacbad to a dray,
boHa Ua aaaaar 110, fill batwaea
iaa abaf a of Ua rabicla at FUU aad
Cbaaaat airrala ycatrrday aitaraooa
tboat S oV-oek. From aai rapw-
to Ua coadlOca cT Ua aaloaJ, Ua
.Hi he. UTtaUrallac by Ua
Boc!ay for Ua Praraalloa of Cm ally
toAalaala.
-WbUa tba proprlator bad
suetxd oat for a momaat, lUa
.r aatak Ibl.f raa Uto Bbodea
ucalr, ,c.uraay aora!a aad iobd
Ua eaab dxawar of arrU doJara.
lock to o
Brttadlar Qaaaral Jaaaa X" Malta,
eaaaaadlaf Ua Third Brijrada, N. OL
DMdoa, U. Q. V., aad CapU DaLaoa
nilyaw, of Ula city, waat ap to Bar
Cawjailarday wbaraUey attaadada
rtaalaa aad rally of all Pandar eoaaty
Ooafadarata Vataraaa aad wbara
BrliadUr Qaaaral Malta aaalated la
tba paraaaaat ortaalaalloa of a camp,
wblcb ta labia dltlaloa. Tnay ralara
ed laat nlxbt aad raporta rad Utter
day la t hVlTIlorymt eoaaty.'
Tba formal txardaaa waae bald la
tba Coart Houtt, pariuaot to ad joara
aaar, Ooarada PatUfTaw Moorr, of
Banraw, la Ua ebalr aad Coarada T.
IX. W. Melalyra, of It anbor, at bia
Boat aa a tertiary. After reading tba
atautaa of Ua prarloot prellaiaary
naallaf , Ua aaeretary made report of
bla-aelloa la eeearlar apeakera for Ua
day. A latter waa read from Hob.
Caaa. M. 8udaaa, of Greeaaboro, ex
ptetwlax treat refret at bit i a ability
to ba preeeat aad blddlai bia eoaradae
Ood'a speed la tbalr Uadabla aader
Uklac
CapC E. W. Kerr, of CUatoe, N.
Q, waa Uea. lalrodacad aad for aboal
balfaaboorba dallbUdbla baarera
wlib aa eloaaaat apeecb, paying a flae
trlbaU to Ua Nortb Carolina aoldler
aadaxtolllac bia record la Ua treat
coal let. Tba receat elala of Jadra
CbriaUaa la Ubalf of VUtlaU to Ua
dautaeat of Ula 8 lata la aaaber aad
berolaa of bar troopa waa Ukaa ap
aad Ua true elataa of tba caae abown.
TJoa. Fraak Tboapeoa, of Oaalow,
followed CapL Kerr la a brUHaat ad
dreaa wbkb eatfted Ue aadlelded av
laatloaof biabeartra aad cballeaced
taalr adalratloa UrooxboaL
Tbe laat tpeaker aad oaa of Ua
moat Booular waa Briradiar Qaaaral
Malta, wbo waa La oaa of bia bappleat
elaa. Tba UUet portloa of bia ad
dma aaa 'directed to Ua ladlee, of
wboa a Urra aaaber were preaeat,
aad tba fruit of bia reaark waa Ue
ortaeltaUoa of a local chapter of tbe
Uailed Daatblere of Ua Coafederacy
aooa alter Ua adjouraaaat of rater
aaa. '- At Ua coaclatloa of bia apeecb
Uere ware aatbaalaallo ealla froa tba
old aoldleri apoa CapU MalU for bia
feTodta aoaf. 'Ta a Good Old Bab,"
aad Ua laat elreiea of Ue cborua died
way aald Ua aoaf vuBtferoeo ebaer-Inr.
A peraaaeat orjraatxatloa of a caa p
of Paader reUraaa waa tbea effected
aad appUeatloa wUl ba at once made
for adalaatea lato Ua United Ooa
federataYaleraaa. Ofjleere ware elected
aafollowt:
Ooaaaader PaUltrew Moore, of
Bartaw.
Flrat TJeuleaaat Coaaaaaar v.
CorbetL ,
Becoad Llaateaaat Ooaaaader K.
D. Walker.
Adjataat-T. U. W. Mdaiyre. oi
iTaaboa.
Beneaat-kUjw B. U PUyar. of
Bartaw.
AdJ wrameat waa to meet aala oa
Ua firat Moaday to February, 1904, at
10 A. M. Altar tba aeetlet tbe eet
raaepaaaedouttoa tm.rmpt Hooae. wbara a boaaUIal
dlaaer. ooaalaUat of barbecue aad
oUerteaptlBf edlblee, waa apread by
Ua Udlea. Dr. E. Porter, of Boeky
PoIat.aadAdjaUatT. H. W. Mela
irra ware of Ua committee of arrenf.e
meala. wbkb aceoapllabad IU work ao
tueoaaa Tally.
Tba firtt meellat of tba atockboldera
of Ua Cape Fear Macblaa Worka, re
eeaUy chartered by Ue Becrelaryof
et.ta with a pald-la caplUl stock of
115,000 aad $100,000 authoriied, waa
bald Moaday afteraooa at Ue o Sicca of
theWorlh Company, oa NattatreeL
air. EL C McQaeea waa called to the
ebalr and Mr. Robert 8. ColUaa waa
reqaeated to act aa aeeretary.. After a
teaeral dlaeuaaloa of Ue outlook,
plaaa for betlaaiat barlaeaa, etc, a
Board of Directors waa elected aa fol
lows: Meeara. C.-W. Worth, XL C.
MeQaeea, M. J. Corbett, J. A.
B printer aad BobL 8. Oolllaa.
Tbe Dlrectora aahecqaeatly - met
aad elected Mr. Worlh prealdent of
tee compaay aad air. uouiaa aeore
tary, aad to Uea waa delegated Ue
baaiaaarmaniteaatt rua ajot
Uacorporalloo..
T&a teatleaea com posing Ua Board
of Dlrectora aad theofflore are among
Ue f on moat buslaeaa aea of tbe city;
bare a o questioned executive ability ;
aim oat unlimited capital aad their
aaaealo eoaaacUoa with any enter
prise la aafflolent evidence of its
worth aad ability. Aa before elated
Ua pleat will ba altaated oa the water;
front at the rear of the preaeat Worth
Compaay bulldiag aad will bare eaay
aoeeaa to all transportation lines, both
by water aad rati. Blda for extensive
balldloga of tbe compaay, according
to plana aad apedflcatlona prepared by
Mr. Cbarlee McMUlea, Ue architect,
were received ap to boob Baturdey
aad Ue contract will probably ba
awarded to-day.
Tbe eqalpaeat will be modern la
every reapect aad brand new through
oat. Tbe abopt will be prepared to
receive all orders, treat or aaall la
general aachlae, foundry aad black
emllb construction or repair. It will
be prepared to make Iron aad brass
eaallnga or all klnda, build boilers aad
eaglnea. A specialty will be made of
laeamotlTs and marine work, which
means that the company will build
and repair locomotive, logging cart,
etc Mr. A. P. Yopp, oaa of Ua finest
machlnUU in the South, aow with tne
Southern railway at Spencer, N. U.,
aad a gentleman of 83 yeara experi
ence, will be the foreman of tba ahopa
aad will u are personal charge of every
thing la the machinery department. t
Tae building wllleonalet or macblaa,
shop, office and store rooms, 40x110:
feet la alas aad extending eaat waat la
the centre or Ua grounds. Thirty feet
away will bo ample dockaga for tba
lirrat ahtne which coma to Wllming-
-
ton. The bulldiag will ba frame aaa
iron-clad. jOa Ua north, 83x71 feat la
nlae, will be an iron alruetura for lb
fojndry and blacksmith anop. - A
boiler bouse of atandard brick, wIU
meUlroof aad aocordlng to the Are
regalalloaa of the elty and Insurance
eoapanlea, will be altaated ia close
proximity. The ahopa, fouadry and
blacksalU departaente will be cqulp
mu! ith iravalliar cranee for hand-
Hag all heavy rastlaga aad machinery.
Tbe Company expecta to begla buel
aeu about Jan. 1L Mr. Yopp will
habere during Ue bolidaya and will
personally direct the Inetallatlon of
the machinery.
WITNESSED BY HUNDREDS.
One of the moat brilliant and
largely attended germane of toe aeason
waa. that laat night by L.'Arioso umu
in the handsome Maaonie Temple ball
THE STORE THAT PATS YOUR OAR FARE.
Some Things needed for Clhristmas Gifts.
Mlaa Catheflae Meares Htrrltx, the At
tractive Yeaeg Bride af Mr. Heary
Qoald LaUaier, Jr. Brief Ke-
ceptloa aal Bridal Tear.
A marriage of much latereat to hun
dredj of frienda In Wilmington and
elsewhere waa Uat of Mia Catharine
Mearee Harriea, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Nehemlah Harrlat, to Mr.
Henry Gould Latimer, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Latimer, both mem
ben of old and prominent famfliea of
Ula dty, which waa eolemnlred In the
prnencet of a large and faahlonable
asaemblateia Balat Jamea' Episcopal
church yeaterdayetanlng at 6 o'clock.
eKav. KTcSt
the parish. offidallBt. tThe ehnroh
had been beautifully decorated for Ue
occasion with m wealtb of plaata and
fljwert and a soft-glow waa abed over
the aiUr from numerous brightly bur
ntebed candelabra wbleh were aet in
the banking of pal ma at convenient
aiatlone. Tbe marriage scene waa one
of rare beauty aad loveliness and Ue
beautiful Episcopal service aa spoken
bf the Rev. Mr. Hotue waa one of
anusual Impreeaiveneaa.
j Long before the hoar approached for
tbe ceremony tbe church began to be
filled with the merry wedding gaeata
and while Uey were assembling the
organist, Mr. Jamea Oharlea Craft,
played with delightful touch a number
or very appropriate aelectlone. Aa the
bridal party came la Ue front of Ue
church, tunernl straina from Lohen
trla commenced and the attendante
were ushered in most pleasing order
down Ue main aisle, with the excerp
tion of tbe groom, who entered with
bie beat man, Mr. Charles W. Mc-C-urr,
of Saginaw, Mich., from Ue
choir room oa the left.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Misa Carrie Barriaf, aa maid of honor,
while another sister, lira, fbiup w.
D.lano, of Waahington, D. a waa the
attractive matron of honor. The
first to come down the alele were
tbe charming little ribbon chlldrer,
Miae Eleanor Harries, beautifully
eoatamed ia white silk malle with
pink ribbons, and Master Robert
C. DeRoaaet, Jr., who waa clad
In .beautiful white aerge. Tbe ushere
came next In their order: Mr. Cbaa. F.
White Stampeed Linens, a splendid assortment of Bureau Covers, Me .
renter Pieces and Splashers: some with drawn .work. - Ifnces
.. . . tw. TT.w.1.- I ,"s . ai .Vaa - -
room, compiimeniKj w -- about one quarier lessuuiu bowub. -
Colored ldnennuow foyers, hi.iujjc
BeL&l SUk, aU shades; the skein 4c.,,
Hemenway's Knitting Silk; the spool 5 and 25c. ,
. . . ; . - . .mnT Ttrn AT
COLUMBIA FLOSS, GiSlSMAXHXUJN nwu,
n' . nir rn-ni iwrtrtl. A "TTl 7.HPHVRS. :
T,mtlmr weddint? party. The nguree
were gracefuUy led by Mr. Clayton
Giles, Jr., and more than twenty-five
couples ' participated in the dancing.
The decorationa were very pretty and
were the product of the extensive
green houaea of the WilmlDgton Flo
ral Company. The music waa by Hol
lowbaeh'a Academy Orchestra. Among
the couples were: .
Misa Llllie Gilchrist with ,Capt. A.
P.Adrian; Mia Aubrey, of Cartera-
Tille, Ga , with Mr. J. C. Angel; auaa
Kate Moffitt with Mr. Maraden Bel
lamy, Jr., Mr. and MraO. WrBld
nnd Misa Annie, Blount DeRoaaet
with Mr. Richard Bradley ; Mlaa J eanie
peck witlrCapfc. avMcDr Davit; Mi
W.' Davis; Miss Laura Clark with
Mr. JF. S. T)ttPre; 3fl4aOnv6 Arm
atrong.;with Mr R.; H. Gwaltney ;
Miaa Sjmona, of . Boston, with Mr. T.
M. Henderaon;Mias Eliza Metta with
Mr. Geo. P. Jamea ; Mlaa - Tailulah
DeRoeaet with Mr. E. A. Melts; Misa
Anita DeRosset with Mr. Thomas
Myers; Miaa Janie Williams with Mr.
R. A. Paraley; Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Rankin; Misa Margaret Naah with
Mr. J. M. 8tevenaon;Mr.:and Mrs. J.
Walter Williamson ; Misa Mildred
Davia with Mr. R. A. Williams; Mlaa
Nora Angel with Dr. R. E. Zachary;
Mr. and Mre. Philip W. Delano, of
Washington, D. O. ; Miss Carrie Har
riet with Mr. Chaa. N. McClure, of
Baginaw, Mich.; Misa Fanale Green
with Mr. Mearee Harrisa; Mia Nellie
Emeraon with Mr. W. O. Crow; Misa
Emma Weal with Dr. T. M. Green.
StagaMessrr. Frank G. Harrisa
nnd McRee HatchT
Chaperocea Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Holr, Mr. and Mre. J. V. Grainger,
Mre. A. a Kenly.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
LaimTD-s "Wool Soles
Ladies' and Children's 25c the pair Men's 35c the
J. H. REHDER & CO.,
T,ATr si tf 615. 617, 618 JNortn jcouxsu o. -
Ilr BrooK Having sevoroa mo uyuuywww
with the O. H. Is. &:PGo( has accepted
Foremanship at The Wilmington. Ironr
Works, prepared to compete BlectrlcaUy
and Mechanically.
W I LIY1 1 WOTOK I ROW WORKS.
CvDCOOGOOO
ASK?
We
Answer!
WILffiHGTOH IROH WORKS.
ffnment-
went to
Mr. Charles McMillen
Norfolk yesterday.
. --Mr, -W A. Frink, of Shallotte,
waa here yeaterday.
Mr. P. B. Beard, of Salisbury,
waa at The Orton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. BChlosa
left yeaterday for Baltimore.
Leach, Jr., oi i-a-
Mr. J. M.
Green, alone, and Ue otbera in pairal ieigDf M reglBtered pt The Grton.
Ti' Potts. U. S. A., arrived
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S KUJDSESl.
Soal
CiPT. nOLTfU LE4VES TO TO-04Y.
ta
- . .w
BATkei U Uae w -
youag aegro with Ua aoaey.
Tba alarm of fira tro tox fil
at lOiSO A. M. yesterday waa oa ao
of a aaall blase caused by
ape-ke froa Ua eblaaty
albrr fraaa swtuw - .
v tti'.l eolored. aad oecupvaa
d.mi. rMtltbaiaa Stfl Oeed-ljt
Coisij ef Vilattitea Prkala,
The Sraa U aura It voices Ua aaall.
i r hdadreda aad bandreda of bia
frlead,wb.a ltya fr!.ad. provided hla
of Uagealal, wheeled CapC an. e., d a goat to draw Itwhea
Ualol PapUa U Make Oaa Uttle
Happy ea Tkaakttivlsr. i i
Tbe chlldrea of Ue Ualoa School at
the auggalioa'or their kind-hearted
principal. Mlaa Mary E. Cook, yeater
day raised a neat Utile eua by popu
lar tabecriptlon which wlU make one
Utile aoul overflow with happlnees on
Tbaaksglviag aornlng. j j
r....h)T remembers tbe caae of
Ultle Kellay Barfiald, who reu hbw
b railroad engine and had both , hla
lege eat ofT eome time ago. They
remember, too, bow he aaffered
many weeka la the hospital and
waa finally returned home to j hla
paree'a la Ue very pitiable eondl
w.- i. which be will have to
BDead Ue remaiader of hla daya. Borne
aa follows: Messrs. Geo. f. Jamea ana
Mearea Harrla; Fraak Harrisa and
McRee Hatch; O. A. Wlgglna and Dr.
TbOa.M. Green. Then followed Ue
bride aad her atteadanU. Apjroachlng
tbe altar they were joined "by the
groom aad aa every member of the
party took their poeitlona about Ue
altar, Rev. Mr. Hogue faced the youag
couple and spoke wlthfeellng Ue
solemn vows wnicn ney bmb
aad became man and wife.
The. bride wore a lovely costume of
Liberty eaila with talle veil and car
ried a bouquet or bride'e roaeaand
iiiim of the valley. The maid of hon
or waa charmingly attired in pink
mousaeline de sole. trimmed wiU pink
rosea and ahe carried a lovely bouquet
of plak carnaUoni. The matron of
hon wors white moutaellne de eoie
and carried 'ah-exquisite bouquet of
white carnations. ,
The gentlemen of Ua party wore Ue
eoBveBtlOBaleveBUgdreaawlth bou
tonnierea of white earaaUona.
The party lerttbe churehtothela
apIrUg atralnaof Meadeltohn'a wed
ding march and after a brief reception
to a few iatlmate frienda and members
laat night and ia a guett at The Orton.
Miss Mary . Belle Fillyaw left
yesterday to visit in Rocky Mount and
Richmond'. - :: -
Mr. A. Trust and son, of East
Arcadia, were regiatered at The Orton
yeaterday morning.
Messrs. E. G. and B. A. Car-
. a A A
rier, of Wallace, were . regiswreu .
The Orton yeaterday.
Consi
Five hundred pairs of Kid Gloves consigned to
Any size or color to be sold at 98 cents a pair, reguUr value al.50.
Come early to make your selection. - ' ;
A New and Select Stock of Dress Skirts and Shirt Waists In
Silks and Different Textures of Cloth, i
- Itnn labial' OTIfl children's Coats, an excellent line to
Also it ne w uuo , r -
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
The Leading Millinery House,
119 Market street.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
Come in and have a
select from.
I have a big line of samples to select from.
Suit made for Thanksgiving or A mas.
Mr. w. e. Mann has returned Soe Aaent for the Famous Fechheimer & Fi8nei U0. 8
fromNewbernand expects to remain mii
KiaUB OllltO. aiVD mo ta wmii
Tailor-
in Wilmington permanently.
Messrs. Gordon Williams and
Tom Griffith, of Charlotte, are so
journing a few daya at TheOrton.
Capt. F. B. Bice, of the U. S.
Steamboat service, ia in the city from
Charleston to spend alday or two.
The - many friends of Mr. W.
R. Blanka will regret to learn of hU
critical illneea at hla home In thia city.
BEMEMBEB WE SELL FOB LESS.
nov 14 tf
DONATION DAY AT HOSPITAL.
Exercises This Alteraoon Public Cor
dially Invited Ladles Will Receive.
Thm nnblic ia cordially invited to at-
The scarlet fever quarantine at I tne exerclaea of Donation Day at
Mr. A. H. Holmea' reaiaencr,
North Fourth etreet, haa been raised.
Mr. J. G. Broadnax, Jr., of
of the family at Uehome of Ue bride's I Greensboro, who la connected wHh the
parents, No. 108 South Fifth street, I internal. Revenue Department, la at
Mr. aad Mrs. Latimer left for a oriaai i ThB orton.
.V:. - bia rood ship -Toloaa'
for Breaea Ula aornlng at
olock, wiU be the oaly aad ee.tal.ly
U. greet fgret V JZ
will have to carry no-" - -
rvnt. uoiuuaa uk
eolored, at
by
111
- at era
Palmer, a fan biooa roue
te,.SeA
eio has been mbhwu
4u. i: Oklaboaa, wCl bo one
rftje insert at tbe next aeatlon
Uilahoaa Bar Ataocuuon.
u "mj ka aharp anoogb to find
"c2piog" doeant pay Uka
: tie 2ist of Nov. at Belfast,
ialail, the bi;eat aad loo gee t liner
vor: 1 wa launched for the
s r lice. Tba new abipU
aui the Baltic and U T ftet
aal hh4 a displacement of 13,-
J Jt:i toca. TbU btjf ship wvma
?ieoot Wflalngton"! wocis
'tbor fronU
Sui Bev.aU rtrtet The daaage
wa. SIJ. eorertd by laauraao. with
Ol. Walker Taylor.
P. 0. TkaaktrlTUf Brars.
Oeatral dsUrery aaa a-F
dow. .1 the ao.to.lca will ba opeafroa
. J- ad froa P.
Carrier. Jin
Joaey order aUregi-tryd-rtm.nt
doaadday. .
HEW ADVCmSlMEnS.
BBuaawaaaWBaaa)
Y IL CL A. 8-r Couraa.
J,' tV t A: P Donatio Day.
Thank
kin waa
stk antaau oi aa aaa aw
giving
loaded wlin eoiwa -Uexorable
decree or commerce Uthat
KTaust walgh aarhor aad paaa out to
.enUls aoralag. bowev.r mucb be
badriahed- bop. f
have the pleaaura of .pending UeBa-
Sonal holiday with bU Wllmlagtoa
Si . eoa.oI.UoB. tiurngh.
!n.r... k. mav retarn for a
plaJaaaryO.!"-
-Jflt adlaa to hla aoor.a of warm
daUahotpltabl. Cap. Fear:
K M I IMIflll
he left Ua boepntai anu now
flchool baa raiaed a puree and oa
itnkuIvUt wUl give the Utile fe -low
a newealtordotbe.,aome .boe'
a tip. ttockingv, eouara du
eblc iod happy duriag Ue cold
r, uiM Cook aad a commit
tee from Ue school, eoapoeed of Maa
Washington B-addy. Ferdlaaad
Punk, and Wraar. . dowa
to wo yeaurday aad bougm
-ill nreaeat to the boy lo
morrow.
tour NorU on the 7 o ciocx aumu.
Gout Line train. After December lat
they will be at home at Auburn, N.
it- thn narenla of Mr. Latimer
.!dA and where he haa an im-
-" . . .
porlant poaitioa wIU D. usoorne .
Oa- larM manufacturera of farm Im
plement.. The bride and groom were
among the moat popular young mem
v... . wiimtnvton aociety and tbe
number of beaullf ul aad coatly wed
ding glfte waa a aubaUntlal reoognl
nf th blah eateem In which Uey
UWH " a - m
are held.- Aaoeg thoee from out of
the city to attend the weaamg were
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Delano, of Waab-
r r and Mr. U..i.W...-
Clure, of Baginaw, Mich.
VlLVlOT0N AUD ITS BANKS.,
the
VTriUIs.tartlIta Oaaje. !
... . intrt here in
naVaTUr gam. of foot baB be-,
tweea the leama of Virginia and North
. - - a ..j.. . w
aw-.-"V- l uoanui, -- ihm i
mw IUT ib ... ni anie M iui
ui navw i . ..nt lalurlef. ano ui
JhfAluM allow aaUrouth
5X5fridJ f la Wllmlngto-
b f ore
Sv
.ti wnw very n-"J
.s.ak.Torthe eoflUn
.xu.dto a. daring
VorU B -:n7,r1rlnr. Chriatma.
rery nappr - -
tad NSW X ear.
Uotrrva.
Have Depealta ol Nearly Plre laHHea, Sar,
- ptssltf Other CltUi.
Suadaya Raleigh MOtand Observer
unrlallv from Its advertising
hra coafldeaee ia we
tSt Uere U .WerabU moaey
Sue couatry. aU of naOtU
, - . -ninmas also Uat
Fayetteville "OSserver, 24th:
"Mr. A. H. Slocomb left thia morning
on the .Clty of Payettevllle" for Wil
mington." . Mr. Marks Nathan went to
Greensboro yesterday to have charge
of tbe theatre there for Mr. S. A.
Schloaa, the leaaee.
. Mrs. M. Fletcher Manning and
daughter, or Brooklyn, N. Y are
visiting . Mre. E. W. Manning on
: North Fourth street. -
Mr. J. Hargrove Taylor, form
erly In the law officea of Hon. J no. D.
Bellamy, haa taken a poaitioa wiU
the Armour Packing Co. Miaa Lar
klna Is now stenographer and type
writer m the officea of Mr. Bellamy.
Bev. L. B. Boney, who is a
student at Ue Southern Baptist Theo
logical Seaitcary, arrived on he noon
..it, nvr ihe 8. A. L. on hla way to
Rocky Point where he haa beed called
to Ue bedside of bia alster,
Boon, who U very 111.
Mrs. J. M.
Very truly 7?J
u.
banks Is surpaaaea bc -
wUl be uxan n- u e; . . auto
... froa win" Ln" hU uTtoUl aggregate of de
Carolinian, have i??1".- tT.b.lSo.a98.e3. or nearly twice
Y. M. C. A. Star eoarse.
Lovera of muric will welcome ine
Cbloago Lady jcniertamor-
Y. M.C. A. auditorium on xuwuj
evening. . Dec. laL Thla attraction
come." well recommended; not ao
much as a lady quarieue, dui m i
star aoloistf, each compeieni w givo
.vaninff'a enienaiBuouw
reauire. Box eheet opene at
n.Rrxwt'i book siore Dauj
Vember 28tb.
No-
slIllkL
A U hi vi eoacart will be
S-aau lia. 'Aa A. aodiiorlaa
c k- T&a foilowla
-Mttart le It: Mra. A- DeB-
kt sa Aubrey, of CarvartvTi-e,
aV. D. Aatall Blekariaca
tVOOaXB.
- Vale
Photogra?-ir W. ahall
Trout aad Prlaeeaa.
:ius
Btadlo.
baepea
. i rj - - y
V
Ciua.
jtfftrteaLadffTa.a!ihl.
Aa Important mealing of
vJNo!LorP.u;'
to-night aad every mam--. -
Sa-mbreaT
.--T.u for the forUcomlnc
arrB---- . - tTTv,,illr. 0a
meeUng or r ' . ' .
Dae. fiU-
ning. " . o a .ndlto-
. lh. Tf . n. u.
: "rr'l Trim Held, aad a large
""" . -in ..thr there tpre-
.l!r Tbe admlalon 1-
BUT " '
xcenv.
servloea ai rirs
BdeatUt. Murcbl-
BkbuUdl-gtp-nlghtatBO
tba forUcomloC Testlaoalea Ueae BMt-
bealiag cau wwrrr" . i: i
lag. j - .
There will be
I'hnrchot ChrUt,
at t-A law Marvlflld.
as Urge a. the wa toi o -- .r of
UaBalelgh banx - .Kennard Key worth
of Interest as rouows . i t-w.ht-,oi., y& and Mra.
Murchlaon Nah;-" I Dent .Iw. of Town Point,
Atlantle riauon i :,.
AUanUo Trust apuanaw 334,883.18
sTBink;:: . 416,173
the Jamea Walker Memorial Hospital
e r nV.lnek thia afternoon. The
programme and commendable object
of the occasion have been referred to
luthete columns from time to time
and It now only remalna to be aald
Uat the people of Wilmington are
most cordially lavlted to atwnd the ra-
ception between the houra named and
see for themaelvea what a really mag
nificent and deserving institution la In
their midst The ladies have respond
ed nobly to the call of Dr. Akerman
and the Board of Managers and
thlr tireiesa energy and graciouaneaa
in the cause will be plainly eviaent
Ula afternoon. The corridors and re
ception rooms of the building were
prettily decorated by the ladlee yester
day and the flrat annual Donation
Day promisee to be a delightful suc-
CeThe Consolidated Company haa ar
ranged a very convenjentachedule for
accommodation of those who will ylalt
7u . u nu will leave Ninth
and Princess every 10 mlnutea from 1
5? V? p m ivina' the hospital
.. in minutes from 1 :10 P. M. to
NEW ADVEBTISBMENT8.
NOTICE.
Our Store will be closed
Thursday, Thanksgivina Day.
Patrons will please send in their
orders to-day. .
Respectfully,
WIU.IIHGTON GROCERY CO "
STAR COURSE.
- - aeoond Kntertalnment,
AUDITORIUM;
C. R., L. ik P.
SeUadale for DoaatloavDav. Wadnas
ar NoTimfttr 5.
Cara will leave corner 9th and
Princess every ten minutes for Hos
pital from I P. M. to 6 P. M., leav
ing Hospital every ten minutes from
1.10 P. M. until 6.30 P. M., con
necting with all, city cars. Con
venient for Cemetery visitors.
Jamior Orar Amarlcan naeaaatlea,
NovamBar astai, t .
Extra car will leave Front and
Princess at 7.40, 8 and-8.20P. M.
for Delgadojlast car leaves Delgado
after exercises.
Special Befcedule ror TBenKslvlaT
aT.
Will run cars every hour from ten
A. M. until 7 P. M. from Wilming
ton to Wrightsville Last car leaves
Wrightsville 8 P. M. no25 2t
South Atlantic Transit Co.
Y. P
C. A
Taaar5aIi,,i
1.
X. .
-xrumiBeton Bavwa'
Trust uompsu .
Total
..tii"
1,065,653. &i
,f 4,T80,493.
rl -a Carried at 8 o'clock
Monday .fteraoo a tbe borne of Ue
SJ. Dr d Mre laa..wltt:Xw.
wi Mr, Doaher
. i W nrofewlOB. ' .
MmtsM or Str Course
jiacea extra. -
. n ... ...1 III III !! Ill
can reserve tnelr
no v aet
wasata
seuaara tar FayastavJlle. W. C.
. ' BTKaJIXB CXTT OF FATBTTaVllX: ....
leava 2 P . BL, Hoveinberstli; Xovemher tea.
; r ' ' BTEAMEB BIQBLABDKB :
November eoth, 4:M P. M.; Deoember trd, 1
For fnrtber ta'ormaUon 1TM)
and pseaengars.
t7p. XOVK, Asent.
ABentFavettevUle. B.C. , novtt
Important Notice.
Notice ia hereby given to all par
ties concerned that all pipe connec
tions with water, gas. or sewerage
mains -on Market street, between
Second and Fourth streets, will have
to be made at once before paving la
done," atvno permits for tearing np
these streets will be given after said
work U finished. nwnrrv:'n
a WM. E. SPBINGEB,
-' no 25 6w L we fr su ; Mayor. "
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