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VOL. ULXm. NO. 75.
SHKfcSPEAKE '
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HOT SHOT FOR S. A.L
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1905.
JABEL REQISTER MUST HANG.
WHOLE NO. 11,330
-.-
Chamber of Commerce Condemns
Policy of Seaboard Air Line
Toward Wilmington.
ltrf m Wrtsbt
ra assa t
Th, - Terey.
... tMrtHi Moo.y
I .tM.
t
10.
of
I
' "5 ?StaP
t-m. Haw t ; r?
, 4 .rv .
u the
po1oUo of "A
p-are" la Use Acadamy of
9 enior. JiBiir y 6.b,
HpM or tee w iissiag-
tern Light Infantry. Onr half a bea-
of las moot prominent youai
lo too ty are Included la lb
or being held al-
Ooo of the etg features will bo
faacr drill br a oeked iaid fr
t&e rooks of tbo oosnaoay. to
emsd of LomL J. MeBee Heseh, aed
oootbor U1 bo camp are so wtlb
effects by th. W. L. I. Iroblo
Aacxh.r .peeucu ar fa
01 bo o brlUlaat looey dooeo
by pupil, of Maw Leonora Ctwe! a
deasaeg eases. Tbo ess tor ibo pro
doothM arar baa booo soaouaced
President of
VINDICATION FOR MEARES.
tVEATHEH REPORT
. ...itna-ra doto for too loo
f0r iff'
H. Wrlcbt.
noehly oior
a:. -
Jjiiltlia BabblU,
Hoiobto Uolvorotty
Mr. Tbo
Dr. Barry Doom, bio
nod ooa ta-l ... ...
I mr. . ww-u.
( I Lord Malborry. of ibo Ecl-b No-
C I uth. ....Mr. A. P. Adrian.
' jJbaaiaam. "Mo LordV
axj. i - i
Mac aor Marooa Broloo Boop,
Vof eJiorr.
naioo orylblor
Mr LoaU U
00; roiafoll I Ml o-i. - chortnln yoaog
U3 do. LOa. I .ofU. Mias Joole Wlliiaait
TO-DOT. I Aacoibw BabMU Daoaoak, who Idbuu
ML-For Nortb oo bar -Habb, ' barloi ta
JaaUUoB Bobbin, oo iron clad
Mloa B'ltr A
of oobaro
McMillan
. 'W-C21 froo lo I Mro.
11". alaap S:! incAi DOTS.
WabwoaBoaiAoori. A" ' I . , a w -
i , -re poiic itatioa aa ciaaooa
S woaid a4 fall aiMbwrd rtoU. I afJ Md oarai joMirday far lb
. a a i.ku.
zaaaiMa.
of
ar.:o
J-.rf lo
r -
uoio City, aybtt
r
... vi . . aM ih
.-ww . -
. t.iaOAi aaoW taa tiua I loc
' J- " ZT 7. o vi;. I - Tbo rood
of ta aam. - I yMd.
r trara. a I tib
J tf 1 oofora "bo
rw I Moaar.
. toa taa riag ifca a I
oadad forty ooraa mn I
htta b-.tia daaa to I w ai
oat list ai killad la oaa I Mru. Eliiaboth
k 'oat rft-to- aaaa kaaa Mi a. W-a-d -
, .aat baaf taw Iadia robbar
tba
''.r-.Tooojaral Braoko
it a taaMaaoy - .
ai tnaaaaa
baoa uaailaa to vaa y
. I aaoatr I i Inaaaoa
thr
tbly
of tbo lba
Xba wail toochtn
aoty will bod toatr
nr l tbaOoart
rollrr i not yet oui
Otbor roaoir
iadod lo ibo coniroci
WblUoeb atay oo rrqtra
.Ul eOOOOOltO aOOTe
Barrtot 4
..T -ellla for Josn
oa Suta
I Oaaarai ttm
Star tf DUap-
froai oojaaaj WarM.
aooatlc Bcoiarkt.
Dloslolalog ooy parpooe to lnter
moddlB lo priroto offolro and raxrol-
Uo( the oeoooalty for aaeb action, ibe
Cbaabor of Oommeroe at o special
called moalloc yoatorday morotog at
11 -M o'eloot, adopted a rooolotioa of
f-rad by Mr. 8- P. MeNotr, ozproaolor
aooa lagtot at taa rotno va i of Cap t. T.
D. Ma from tbo Oiab atari Air Lloo
(aorol agoney hero and looidenUlly
condemning la rather oaaotio term a
the policy of tbo company toward Wil
mtogtoe, declaring that policy abort
atgbtod and aocrtblng the mate by lo
t ma" iu raapoaatbla for any dliap
poiatmoot that toe company may hare
oscoQolorod lo 1U ezpocutlona from
ibis port. There waa aome rartaaaa of
ootoloa at first aa to whether the ques
tion of the attitude of the road toward
Wilmloaton should not be consiaerra
at a mparats mooting from that called
for tbe purpose of girlag Mpromion
to tbs risws of taa Ohamber upon tbo
IHiloji- of Mr. Maarsa. tat the rsso
loUoo, which was finally adopted, em
braced both fast urea of the subject and
was the sum aa that origins'; ly Intro
duced, dl reeled of Its details.
The meeting baring been caiieo to
order the call for the eame promulga
tod by Mr. W. M. Braem and eigneO
by soma forty of the laadlag shippers
of the port was road. Tbo following
were noted in attendance: President
J. A. Tsylor. Vies President 8. P. Mp
Nalr. Secret' ry James Kyis, Messrs.
H. W Msl' f, W. B. Worth, R- W.
Price Jamml. Metu, Walker Taylor,
W. J. Woodward, O H. Smith, O
W right, H. O. Bmalibonm. w.
n.n fl T. Ashe. H. K- Nash. J
-t jTsnson. Joo. H Brown.
Kobertaoo. u. J-
J. T King, J. at Crow,
oy Ci. dole and Jao. T.
object of the ojeoUag baling beoo oot
Hidlo tbs call. Mr. McNalr road bte
resolotloa which, wltboat taa rather
leogtby prsamble and epsciflcatlon of
-...i- -.. mm fallowa aod as was
aiuin,
flaall) odoptad:
as acaaia's aasoLtrnos.
..t.i- H,.tinrii dlaclaimlng any
d re I re or par
B.
BL
a
Wm. P
J. K. Corbett,
Wm. Colder,
The
D.
tbe
Air
our
sommary ui
Meares
.lf I
'.o!aa Moel
is but abirt oo for
aesoataad
days
ay
k r trap
ST.
i saaaa mmI WfcJ ;
v baa atos.
Tba ri4i .a.
first ws
Ptoar, who was
troliay csr
reetlnf
nlbt.
fa
ioboota will close
aaaMlar eve-
oc lbs bo y . . p -
e ase have d Middle
WaasjIasTtsm Ualgsao
rjund
Harf
sr.veitaTdlo.
- .rrTe4 TBBrao.7
Pabat Oaswall sad returned 7"
eao will us uj w-
of lOW
in tbs i
u
tuaded a.
Tfce
U mterrere m
o k... I -..-.i. iffun or me oaaw-
Odl.iat F"" " ax
L.lsr. wemuai uc
1 ' . .i the toot
ery uwmv U..FM from the
missal or ai. - - - h
Wllatlsitos agency. n "V?
filled the poelUon of General Agsni
lib fld.lUy aod ability, and we be
lTero baa handled the alluatioo aa a II
- on. could wlU. tb. Power, and
facilities """.T .h.il A L.
at h'.a
et Wilmington of
STbaso ootorioualy Inefficient we be
!TrTl - Bdulon Innerent In tbe
w r .I man
ort sigbted poi cy -
s isb II 1 1 k s aa 4 a f '
blmeen
pi n-erioa: '
rure
nlgbt
O. A.
us
We take
to the
LLP 1 J " -- hia
f.ci tb.i n :r..
ma
ative of Alexander Sprunt cr Bon, he
dealt ed in eay the firm business rela
tion with Mr. Means had always been
most pleasant; Mr. Meerea had always
shown a willingness to accommodate
them.
Prasad sat Tsylor requested Mr.
Bam. Boar to take the chair and he ad
dressed tba meeting. He mid ho
thought A waa proper to adopt Mr.
McN sir's resolution in fall, wlthspee
i tic a t'. on of details, for if the Chamber's
endorsement was simply personal sad
oot aa to Mr. Meares' official efficiency,
tba conditions leading up to Mr.
Me area' removal coald not bo explain
ed. He mid that daring the last three
weeka the Boa board had Issued a cir
cular discoa tin ulna a number of flag
stations between Wilmington and
Bam let and that Mr. Meares had baoa
scire la urging the request of the
Chamber to bare those stations re
stored. He was firmly of the opinion
that Mr. Meerea waa tba rtctlm of
his desire to protect the lntereeta of
thla community. The Ohamber eoulO
not, therefore, vindicate him without
touching upon the policy of tba Boa
board la reference to Wilmington.
Tbe whole country between Wilming
ton and Hamlet was look'ne to Wil
mington for assletsnee. Wilmington
bad paid $110,000 toward building the
Csrolloa Central, and such service aa
tbe road bow offers was not aufnclent
to lta boldlog ita charter, in us oia
lo Wilmington waa treated practical
ly ga a flag station and far one he re
sented it. He submitted in at toe paper
Introduced by Mr. MeNalr did not be
gin to reette the eoormlty of the "of
fence. Tbe Chamber could only
malntala lta right by flgbUag like men ;
aot by whitewashing or straddling the
fence. 1' the conditions bore loading
to Mr. Meerea dismissal are not
included, the resolution fella In effect
Public ooinlon la the only
loser that can be need ;oa railroads to
adjust discriminations.
Mr. Malloy again spoae anu
kettle a reed with Mr. Taylor but
he didn't think it abonld be
n has e.1 the oresent meeting
ihou.hL too. the charter ought to
forfeited.
Me Oalder suggested the adoption
of Mr. McNalr'e resolution la oo far as
Itembrsceda chrystalltstion
eeneral view ex
i.. into details.
wH . ruu
Ibe resolution was rean. ar. v-.
a it. adoDtlon and the mo-
lion was seconded by Mr. Her
bert Smith. Mr. Oaldar speaking to
.k. Maniniina then mid he agreed as
to the maoagemeat aad thought
a..4 fMlaht office the moat
pressing place of buslama la the city.
Ii eP peered that the company wanted
oo bualoem or else thought there was
. ma.. i a est IsiTI
here to be nao. -ten
submitted by an aye aad
nay. vote and the resolution we-c
rled without e dissenting voice.
leri s woaT aaatoa.
The report which gained currency
An the streets and which
ikk mmp eeaterdsy
that the emploToa of the B A. I-J
this city intended walking out, was
.uenuously dealed by them yesler-
Tk.. ratirded IDT SUCD repu..
UVJ a
NORTH CAROLINA DAY
Interesting and Patriotic Observ
ance by Public Schools of
Wilmington Yesterday.
GIFT OF MR. JAMES SPRUNT.
Oeojekis Set of elenlal Records to High
Icbeti Ubrary Exsrcbes at TUes
taa, Uaios aad Hemtaway Were
Highly
and
of
Snpre me Conrt Flodi No Error la Noted
Colombas Coooty Trlsl -a
Sheriff Fioed $1,200.
Special Star Telegram.
Raleigh, N. O., Deo. 18 -Among a
list of ootnions banded down by
the8upremo Court this erening was
one in the case of Aarw
sssaea in Gtreensboro for practicing
medicine and surgery without license
He claimed to use a system o
lms healing. The appeal called la
.inn th constitutionality of Chap
tar 679. Acta oi iwo. waav-
.h.t the nractiee or meaicine mo-u.,
.k. MnrL in nsssing on the case,
aa shv - s a aa
holds the act uneonstnuuonni i
attempt to provide that the practice of
aad surgery shall be con-
ta mean the management for
..fa. op reward of any class of disesse,
physical or mental, real or imaginary,
- l4knnt drllfiTS."
i .ko pintefl SUll oi -
Eubank, rr. the State Board of Den-
Visit Solkj's M Store For Your
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
YOU CAN
FIND THE HANDSOMEST
LARGEST LINE OF
XMAS GOODS,
AND
Night
Gen-
"North Carolina Day" as sat apart
by the Legislature two years ago, was
appropriately obeerTod la the public
schools of the city and a few of those
la tba country on yesterday. The
aubieai chosen for oonaiaerauwo .
"The Lower Cspe Fear 8001100"
4kn
more than tbs usual Interest bore. The
subject selected la M01 was "The First
a i. j..n Haitlatanent in America
4sttIU"aJSiaVU aavaww-sam-aa m, S rjjUkBUao , Laaan t afb
aad followlog the chronological order I miners to compel the board to
. l act . .. cvamiiiMhiuu
v u,.t'. Ki.tnrv tne iudjni i I kim iirpnse OU "
44tv. aihemarlo Sectioo." I w-k th. hoard nronounced a lau
rear wm - wuu ,
. ... ..a M4 next and I . a flnnrt DO OS IDere
roe uape rearcouukrj lure, toe ouf."
. j Ej,...ti,n nromred I tha rritirt below BUS
toe otaie Doaro oi avu- r was no errur 444 -
a most excellent programe for study. I Mat the 8tate Board.
a k MnntrthutorB were Col. A. I Tn tum case of J' " -
M Waddell, Mr. Jamm 8n . W8.nt a-" '"P J!lt
George Davl Prof. B. :TRSi a-lired and to life impriaonment
and others whose names are in- I fQp murder 0f Jim Btaley and Je.ee
.. i.-bi 4tk Hi 11 iiraarirTStiTTTI .in.inhni ennntv. the court
ieparauiy ituaw i note, ui iw""1"
of North Carolines coiouuu
especially that portion of it pertaining
to the eerly settlement of tbe Capo
aETOsaVl
Toe exercises at Union and Hemen
way schools were con fined to the prtat-
. - am a -
ed programme bat tbe pupus aa'K"
. , t v-- wftkwear. Fancy Pajamas,
such as Bath-Bobos, Baonsg - rr rfl lft8 'Dress Suit Cases,
irte,Periuir- 4do Snitg 0verc0at8.
smen's Travelling Bags, 0.11 w "gieg everT pair guaranteed.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated JSiv O,
Also afnll line of Men's, Boys' aSiS of tnf Stronse Bros. High
rsit.44 nf Snits and Overcoats consists ol ne owo F
Art Cloh ng, and B. Kuppenheimer & Co. s gnamuu
ftyle, fit and finish they are nnsnrpassed.
J. M. SOLKI UU.,
IVIasonic Temple Building,
One Price Clothiers and Farnisners.
dec 19 tf
B.
finds no error In the trial below. t$o
Jabel Register will be carried to Co
lumbus to nay the death
H. B. Begister will enter upon his lire
sentence. .
Former Sheriff O. a PoweU, of
was fined ti,sw uy
THE STORE THsV PAYS
For CMstmas feasting!
acted
He
be
Ts.kn.nn nnuntv.
!i .1 mhrrt did trreat credit I r rn.n.ii in the Federal Court
bJ.UOOYS3XSS 1 ki UUKV a.---
effectTve to themselves. At Homenway school y for, M storekeeper ana
eneeitve 1 . nMwiit 1 .. ..tnn t for ae-
Philtmin .lame. r. irua tt I oraticrer. eivillkt UKK""" -
aad complimented the children upon I frmudin(r the government by moving gQ centg eacn
the clever manner in wblea mey so- s nitita. He paid the nne.
omitted themselves. The union ecui.
n ... . 1 . . th. I . nap
PERSONAL PAKAUKAfiw
Headley'. OhocoUte. and Bon-Bona, ismsw
nized for auality.
. ... .w4. kAtres 25c each; one ponnd package.
Half ponnd seaiea wwt- r -
the
of tbe
without go-
At this juncture
wss reed. Mr.
tbe
de
note
was voiced
to the eneci
fnl. -or. thM jlboral poUey
tart or toe !
erds the Wilmington Interests
.....ii. 1 aa orove tbe
on tne par
eel tow
Tery essi. -; irr.uaad policy
lOO. 01 ..ail
VO ' - ft In
tbe a
largely
as it should
was highly
hae
j T Burke, tha JawaUer. No.
-J: -J:!. .tra... call, alien Uo-
' iris of the ocal agency w--
no emei" w " K aituatioo.
tr aenaibly lmpro the etiuauoB
Dwcceaio asses.
of Mr. atcair -
by Mr. O. Herbert
declared open
Ms reflection upon meir u.,
. . . . 1 UlanHNi tO
protect in every way
fereau of the compaoy sad 1U patron .
The Btab very gladly makes the cor
rection la justice to tbe Beaboerd em
ployer, and regret, that tbe repc-rU
Should bsve been construed asa reftso-
tton upon them.
ELOQUEMT PREACHERS 6OIIIN0.
.a II
6. a. meetiegs ner.
Saeakers at Y.
or
k. M. stsatr To-ssarrew
Tba men of Wilmington
. 1 a uarn that on next
pieucu w
.p. were carried obi
super rlslon of Mb M. B. Cook, the
supervising principal.
AT THE HIGH B0HOOL.
A apecial pro. rem me of Interest and
velue was observed at the Wilmington
High school. The stage in the assem
bly hall had been artistically decorat
ed by members of the senior clam and
made aa attractive appearance. A
number of visitors were present, all of
whom expressed themselves delighted
.tth the exercises. Interesting feat
ures of the stage decorations were an
men of North Carolina artis
tically drawn by Herbert
beautiful Btate flag made by Miss Alice
Learned and oil portraits of Gov.
Dudley and Gov. Vance.
The sluglng by tbe High school
students was of a exceptionally high
order. The accompaniments on the
piano were by Mb Bessie LeGwin.
The programme was as JM:
8ong-"01d North State," by the
" Biographical Essay, of Dlstiagulshed
North Carolinians-Misses Katie Foard,
Lufnamaf. Ornthis Bountree, Am-
oret Lord and Annie Hill Holmes
Questions and Answers oa the His
tory of tbe Cape Fear SeeUon-Ques-tions
by Tom Grant; aaswers by the
school. .
nii.w "Alamon." a poem, by
Miss Bay Solomon.
Boot-uFlat of the Free," by the
school.
Esseys on State Institutions o
olent Institutions, Miss Marie Bo-ell -Educational
Institutions, Miss Annie
McKoy.
"Moonrlse Among the Pines, a
bv John- Henry.
Beadtng-"Bower" by Mlm
Weill.
... Tn.tuutions and Besources
o" . rr I
Marion n.rn
Mr. J. P. Council, of Wanan
isb, is at The Orton.
-Hon. J. A. Brown, of Chad
bourn, is at The Orton.
Mr. E B. Weed, of Fayette
ville, Is at The Orton.
Mr. Nathan 0'Berry, cf Golds-
x 1 .
boro, was here yesieruay.
Mrs. W. B. Mayo and Miss Kate
Mayo left Thursday for Philadelphia
tn visit relatives.
-Messrs. D. T. McNeill and H.
P. Little, of Conway, S. C were
guests at Tbe Orton.
Miss Mand Bullnck is at home
fpnm the Selem Female Academy
to spend tbe holiday, witbher parents.
Mr. Fred B. Mintz, the versa
tile young editor of the Soutbport
Standard, is in the city on a business
trip.
General Passenger Agent W.
J. Craig, of the Atlantic Coast Line,
.a a L. alfavirlinff ta
is in Augusta tnis woo a..-.- -meeting
of the Southeastern Passenger
Association.
Chief Engineer Phillip Piatt re-
, 1 Tnf TIT IU
. .. . ..ait,t confection in the worm. -r
The most aeiicioua " ftph Try one box ana you w
J. Ho RE Aiownrth Fourth St.
HIS. OX4,
dpc is
For Christmas Sale
200 Dom H.ndkMCta.f. 1 kind,. 0
10 Dozen luace
t- T?n roaannabie.
to DDoii. Sejjat. 13.60.
15 Dozen Pictures, a&c np
Muff Sets for
Dozen Pictures, wj - Cuff Boxes, Muff tieis i
Also Picture Frames, Collar sak Belts, &c., &o.
jf urses auu 6
Children.
dec 12 tf
Piatt ? Haar.
we aa
ACRIiULTURE IH THE SCHOOLS.
New Branch of Study Red to be
Taught la Pablfc lastltatloas.
dinarintendent Cattett has
yuu.y
evdamie "T" of boll
-MI.M M.iedowdai.y
e iraa.
aa os sa-w w-- ka
, taea wiku
DuU Utaea are
BSaswaa
q alel OS-
a at
- - ure'w- -
-aaatabt it W. J- "
r. best it
u
- a w A IBB.
w.M .4. m " W in v-
- 4a - - m bei prinhasV I tjaaar
lff "rti ".'ai as isTliasi - eseeV7 I referred to la tbes
.
Spasaata
. - aiOSI an 44 a
,veeatiUhaa 7 k,- I r due
,W. hissagoU bnc. ,
ale mtchfors. - trl .
sail bt sams-y
making aaort
to expreaa
removal and
official and
Smith, lbs question was
for dlecuoaton.
Mr. Oalder said bs crme
hiareerretai Mr. Meerea
. j in him aa en
c' r..: d th. eel. b. doubUd
fCvhrmeeUn, had the
consider any other 2
roOTal of Mr. M-
m.BU mad. 1- tb. P-mboard
.....ir.mFDi u'
.k.
ka thoaini 4u
will be Messrs. Milton wore
Bunday aad David Btruthers.
... rsl kaar I Anncr " AmeOCa, 4,y
. . a & nnnnri inns J n ea-w
ihey wm dst . ,.t now- valvablb aim TO BOHOOL.
tBg oo. of South Oarwl-a. -osljow nced lhmt thr0ugh the
erfuls-delcouentspeshera Become IT was n
ii'8 Sr: Lnt tne High School Uteary had
ptor or in r.,TM the received a valuable oontnoauon -
Y M. a A. nature of a complete set of W.oaiai
unriiminoinn " vesterday atter
t tki.t. Hits. CaPt. W . H.
sn..-4t "Chief" Piatt during
V T SSl U WSWWar .
bis absence.
S4HCTIFI6ATION IN "DROSS NECK "
Colore. We-M Cbarged With Oistacblsi
Rellgioos Meeting -wilt.1 Trespass,
nhartred with disturbing a religious
meeting of a number of colored women
who profess aenctiucauon ana ww
sembled In a house near Second and
Brunswick streets Friday mgni, no...,,
Pierce, colored, was given preliminary
trial in Justice Fowler cours yer-
. L,. vaasss It.
dav The evidence was,
sufficient as the worsnippore -
with laueaier
received a letter from Oommlssioner
- . ..-t..., a t.. Patterson, of Ba-
I OI aJEri4Jl441w w .
sumed bis posiUon on m ,w"" I leigb, calling attonsi" . ---
v" ,k n Rrthool UW rcuunc
riculture shall be Uught in every pnb-
i i i . state ana iuk
ri.tt.tt for data to be used in a statis-
.... i -f .hiAh la now being pre-
wCtha Tricultural Department.
P,of. Oatlett replied that the U"nce
of the law had been overlooked in
" rr .nd he was unable,
NSW I4BUVT".
-i,n -n c reDort. xxe
tbereiore, s "
,k. nnmmissioner, however
T L vrould be brought to
mat wo nial
-nHr,n of the uouniy
- e- . -1
would be inaugurawu, -Lubt,
after Christmas. P'O - Catiett
has received from the PWishe a
sample copy of an excellent text book
"on the subject by Profs. Baxkett,
Stevens and Hill the A. cc nx. vasv.
ITS IIP ID
1011
of the
Spartanburg, xa wui
. . i .4 th.
t mee4iR -
.fi.rnnfln at 0
,111 be "Bevsn Beason. Why
Should Be a unrisunn.
programme oi
o'clock. HU
tng ibe
light I
rbokaew ibem
ik h. true, cut
njiaxaa as -
to be so should explsin
tald the reeolutlon
a -
ar aeor nau
t of d.ienoe-
kn threetsneu
in tall S 4a
sssaw - aiawanson
reiterday l I . h, in ;he same wsy ss
by JaeJBw Th. arrest n.u lh.l be came to ex
defaaii of JlZm "tlmatio. of a fri.nd.
bT .I--. .-lerd.T P- '"T""? -hould confine
CJ I a. thournt tne ineo"a .
? f to an expression of eoouoe-ia-
man
duodsy
subj'Ct
Car Man
- will be a special
muohy th Aasoclailoo aoar-
tetts.
On the Bunday of lec.
.n taa the Ber. N
peaaor
son, the
church.
87th the
M. Wat-
aa SSB
of Grace sa. n.
This meeting will be open to
Akerataa, me fr-
a ika Jam' S
r-hars. oi
off "T"."aiaaostal Boaase...
i W4i4. u ikt essrs
ysasr4.y from u.a of tba
ssd la-ailtled
'The
ierv;cr
Hamlet, is oon-
j si .
Hoe. VI
Of
ba alatfJT
V "la-re aod ankle
jagealiiog
a j rated
Vim sssaoai
4 a.
. .i oosnbina
i -rrv..T: of ib. n.
o7tbu.-ob-eo"
ta smai
ktiOl
" a. Ji4a't r.esn tOCODTcj
board's siUtnds toward filming
OS00""" . wa ka thourht H
mtUr M. .-li.int in that respect
lhoogbl me CODaBnte.
,h0akd rurpol orng it up with
for tbs Btrpee a -
Seaboard "V froBJ
Herbert mitn
. . .i.t.manti m aae
hi, exnerienc w. n.rt
i..t to tbe compeny s
Within tne ia
bia opinion, tb
bad been woree
Jffa.
In the roea a
. , ut all
., , r, nrurr .ua.
ladles aa wen a UJC"' , .
Lea. of other denominationa msy beer
ibe gifted preacher. v ' VJ
. - k.. will be tbe Ber. W.
3rd. m. -v-: " " p.. who is
I. Herbert, oi w- JL
itsput. tas. k ,,-aJsl hT
ejambi o thaa, wt;n and
:ss Salt?"
f . . W.aa
Ta ar
ever its
sooth-s
in
when
of tb.
bus;
",w!2
u op a y00-
isr s sai
Jr- o.VanWlnhl.
17 Vl-For Cbri.tm--hdw
hrutmasgoods
aws
thai
Mr.
been
- a .
J H B
j. tf. tlolkT
ggj- kVOOSX.
m. a boo
a S-it5---' 1jTBurk,
relsUve to tbe
wM not overnrswD
. . asm
vwelv. doom".
j..twi.rdl S5"llc
k 4
than It ass- relations
bl.tory. H nB 18T7 aBd he
with Mr. Meare nderet
bad alway. .Terytbiog
Lsfi- with the faelllttoa at band.
tr sts-w.
"a .. tb.t ot .nj
OTt.lo.. 4" ln W11.
- the oeauJ- - w.H
naaaa af r Merea "
SSSa?Sla-
" ...kar Moecially to men.
AXJ bav. so many JEjZ
1Vad the Aseoelatloa TT.
d lbs men should if.
being gln nT
OT " the ablest
it. tn hear many
w "i- thla aectlon of the ooun-
helpTal aad condition They
IZS not fall to.vailtb.ai-.lre.ofti,
MH m.y not be their good fortuo. to
hear auch men again.
an
they
To save a large profit. I can
save yon money on any artiole
to be had in the
Jewelry Line.
Diamonds, Watches.
Fancy Clocks, Cut Glass
and Silver Novelties.
LADIES' SET RINGS
a specialty.
J. T. BURKE,
THE JEWBLBB,
No. 27 South Front Street.
dec 19 lm
Mfflngjed !
For sale ft double
vniriiTtir Bed of Finest
auality, with Springs
and Mattress. Bvery-
wthtS?IOtSo od as new.
SSSSZ T history at the High to the locality, any wa, js-d for half
was eood. A number oi youua; - - i-a
M 't city were among thoae pre- ltg yftlue. HS8 S large
sent. Oysters and other refreshments mn9ft and When folded IS B
handsome piece or Turniiura.
For farther information, apply
at the k
Star Office.
no 28 Iw
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Harris-Parkinson Co.,
MATINEE THIS APTEBHOOH.
BIP VAN WINKLK."
10 and 20 cents.
Records, embracing eleven volume.
Mr. Bprunt efforts were nccemful
through tbo kind -l-Unce of Col.
Thoa. Kenan, of Balelgh, Mr. M. O.
uka.-m flute Librarian, and Gov-
kjuvsa a, a a I .
a NVk. Th. OOOSS uimm. - noma
4sso art frnnvuised
what "Piaki." said that they oouldnot I md that will be the one used.
proceed. Hsttie Mitchell, wno w-a
legdin' the meetin', said before .be
got her religion, she would have
chunked "Pinkie" out of a window,
but since she "profewd," she decided
to go to law about it. The location
"Dmas Neck, justice rui
last
school
East WllminitoB Enterttiiinent.
a -Roaette Party" was given
ik i- F.Bt Wilmington
house for the benefit of a fund for a
Xnas tree there next week. The en
ter tsinment was inj charge oi
...
School and th. authorities
denu are very appreciative of Mr.
Sorunt's Intereat. The senior class ha.
; " -ome -ery valuable work In
North Cr?lln. bf-tory during tbo Fall
a t e gla
term about to ona ana .
more during the Sprlag term. The
work coDsisU of origlaal iarertlga
Hon Into th. SUte history, the results
of which appear lo Interesting o
THE FIKE THIS M0RNINQ
ye-
Oae DweHl.1 e-pkUly
Two Others Damsied.
. . i i9 45 o'clock fire
Ji.l.k(ir CO. One W4V, I
immediately re-arrmtea on a cu-
wilful trespass ana in aeisu
he went to jail.
Hegroes 8ne for Money.
Tn t.ndd negroes who had been
employed by the Hall Tieand Lam
. o thnneh their counsel, Jno.
uor vw., . , .u
H. Gore, Jr., Esq., yosteraay wu--.
suit before Justice Fowler to recover
wage, alleged to be aue
ranging in amounts from $1.86 to
BA50. The H.U company Is repre-
were served.
Bad Negro Not Tried.
On account of the absence oi ms m
torney. Bichard Crawford, the negro
arreted by Constable Savage Friday
night for attempting to stab another
12. . the Comnress and holding
four other, at bay with a knife when
attempted to interfere, was uwa
In Justice rowiero
they
.T7 .i the residence of I anon the defendant
eompieieiy ' " . a onth I .v. .k- mst is
i . haa.irtfr
. a. annointed. Brooke
the claim will be set up at the hearing & Emp.m ,ppear for the negro at
to-day that no aemano wa - 8 p M. to day.
igr iud w.,
Stl
upu . . nii..
. j n ..ann anil w inuu
colored, at 814 tawta s that taa aoaaan-y r JTL nW
part of the I to pay all it. eiaim. s
mi.. ..tin. nf the neeroes is
Bosjeo asd Joliet assilai.
Simmons, ouw
Uomeo end Juliet
Mr. Ob as.
manager of
Company
maa
end nifht.
night.
H.
the
.A n I be tne ""-
neoy, wnicn wm
. .k- aademv matlnea
offering si s- - TI- iut
r is ana uiu
irrivcu .a- -
seesslU. P. 6. estl.i
i meetlns of Capo Fear
lne aa
Chspter United
rk.rderscV. Will
- - .
a. an nVlnck
noon at ,k,aa
..morv.
Daughters OI tne
be held this af ter-
at tha W. -
Primus Davit,
a --a Oalv a
eaTed. The building
was insured for 500 with J. H. Boat
wrlght Son. No insurance waa
rarrled on the lurnuara.
tt;two dwelling, adiolning, occa
pied by O. S. Bell and Hester Everett
colored, respectively, and owned by
V. mJ .4i R M. Weacott, resnec-
and 135 eacn. ino
. . .Sa. i .avM.
lMt nameo ouusms
r.ka originated from spars mnu
I am making a .oeclalty of Ladies'
. 7... (Xniiri roid only. J.
lkw va
.tr
Water,
.tMAtl.
declared to be unwarranted.
set rings.
Burke.
the
snttnn Cllsablsg to Ihirueo.
Cotton climbed to the highest pin-
i. t tka eaasononthe Wilming-
U4t a- nk
ton market yesterday-12i cents. The
k.w York snot market yesterday was
a .t 1R05. The receipts here yes-
...j. wee onlv 1.799 bales against
T ' ' . T
laSl BC.4UU lmmm
a tens aame oaVB
ZS7tt I je.ro.tM Bd"tf 'h"!c1 m""
the department rasponoea to i fa was quoteo
from bo 4T. I . ..
Don't forget to iaao 4w
. ... : J anrl aaa the aSSOft-
. i iiwht to read ay. I v w lQ!!r. y "aYnresenu at
n,nr BeU, Um " Lamp. Weaa7i JewallaV:
apr.r.r .7 Ber China l -"..,, t "U4"v "
NEW ADVBBTISEMENT8.
candies"
IN FANCY BOXBS.
Call and see the finest line of
TENaEYS and lOWKEtSCMDlES
ever shown in the city.
J. W. Plummer. Jr.
TO-NIGHT.
THE SCOUT.
Popular Prices 10, 26 and 30c.
Seats for both penormanoee
sale at Plummet's.
on
dec 19 It
mWW WW
-a7fJscC0
Bell Pbone 680.
l -ri l.t HALS.
deel9tf
What is the cest present to
make a gentleman Xmas? Go to
HAMME, THE HATTER,
he will tell yon.
Latest Styles and Lo Jfjt
oscsatr ssa "
.rTsasi
i . .aa
JF
. -t n Bt C3-ei -J wiar
Market street.
i -ld M arepr-nt-
-um"
Col.
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bsmaaa la
gBaBs l