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THE MORNING STAR.
Oldest Daily Newspaper - in -the
State.
Largest Circulation of any
Wilmington Paper. .
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VOL. L2
NO. 64.
WHOLE ISTUMBEB 11,734
tlbe nnornfng Stat
outlines;
Jury Feature of Closing
: : s;: ' !
; uay s ;. session
bishop: and read cases
Each Sentenced to Two Years on
Roads Fine of $35 For Machin- '
j s ist Orr Instead of Imprisonment -'
V'- ; Procedings in Detail.
In Hampton Roads yesterday,: the
people of Missouri presented the new
battleship Missouri 'With a beautiful
silver bell Papers In an action
brought by Brodie L. Duke, of Durham,
N. C for absolute divorce from -Alice
Webb Duke, were filed In New LYork
yesterday The cablegrams from To
kld give an account of the capture of
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky and state
that he is rapidly recovering Read Ad
miral Enquist arrived in Manila yesterr
day with his flagship, the cruiser ' Au
rora, and. the cruisers Oleg, andJemt
chug, all damaged and " with many
wounded men on board, th three crui
sers having safely escaped from . the
naval battle in the Korean Straits;-according
to Washington -dispatches
these ships probably will be disman
- tied Gen. H. V. Boyn ton, famous war
correspondent and president " of the
Chicamaugua; Park Commission "died
j yesterday in Atlantic City, N. J.
; King Edward and President Roosevelt
who were invited to send messages taJ
I the Confederate reunion at Louisville,
! June 14th, reply thai it is contrary to
their custom to do' so4 r-At BiacJyne,
Fla.. yesterday " five negro convicts fvears each own Mb RmJ mA
- wei;.Iown 'upA a
COURT IS ADJOURNED
Aggressive Report - by Grind
''."The one-week term of 'New Han
over Superior Court, which . was de
voted almost exclusively to the trial
of criminal causes, expired last mid
night by limitation. Judge Allen, 'who
presided, will probably go to his home
in .Kinston to-day." ; Solicitor", Duffy
will leave to-morrow. The next term
of court convene: here June 26th. '
Features, of yesterday's sessions of
the; court i were the -' sentences of : two
pounds of Dynamite -The Duchess
Cecelia, who ia to become i the .bride of
the Crown "Prince of Germany, made
her grand ante-nuptial autre into Ber
lin yesterday, smiling" graciously on
the people who -received their future
queen with hearty acclaim In a fog
off Dungeness, . Engv yesterday the
British battleship Caesar sank ; the
British bark -Afghanistan in collision
and it is feared, that 2& of the bark'-Uf
crew were arownea - -on; tne wilder
ness battlefield - yesterday, a large
party of Federal veterans were Joined
by Confederate veterans in travelling
a monument to General Hays, who lost
his life there : New .York, nlarkets
yesterday: Money on call nominal,
no loans, time loans easy; cotton, spot
quiet 8.50 ; flour dull : and unsettled;
wheat nominal corn steady, No,-- z
58 1-2 elevator; oats, barely" "steady,
mixed 35 ; turpentine '.. steady SO 1-8
to 81; rosin steady, -strained, common
to good 4.15. : - - : v - -
WEATHER REPOBT.
(7. S. Department of Agriculture; '
Weather Bureau, V. . ':.
Wilmington, N. C June 3, 1905. . :
Meteorological data for the 24 hours
ending 8 P. M. yesterdair. '. " ' , .
Temperature at 8 A. M.r6i degrees;
8 P. M., 70 degrees; Maximum,. 83 de
grees; Minimum, 62 degrees; Mean, 72.
degrees. ' . " '. -. ' , . - :
Rainfall for the day, 00; . rainfall
since 1st of month to date, .03. ; .
Stage of water- in Cape Pear river
at Fayetteville, N. C at 8 A. M. yes
terday ,tiday) 19.0 feet '
PORT ALMANAC June 4.
San Rises .....i-.....4:42 A. M.
Run Sets 7.12 P. M.
Day's Length -V.". ..... ..14h., 30' m.
High Water t Southport ..8:45 - . M.
In'h Watt Wllmington.ll: 15 P. M,
leather Forecast. - r .
For North Carolina. Fair Sunday
and Monday; light to fresh east: fo
south winds. . . - .
If you look at a woman's Sum
mer. shirt waist there will .not be
much of "thewaist to .be.seen.
Some people are1 always telling
us that there is room at .the. top,
buf nine times out of ten they
base the statemenfbri heresay evi
dence without having taken , in
the top themselves. r r; ;
"Take things as they come,"
advises the philosopher, buif he
had lived till this fast ge he
would see people take a lot of
thlnci that don't come on fast
enougn to please them.
Says the - Raleigh Post :
' ' There'll be fun, at least for a
few ' months,' when : Greensboro
gets two . Republican morning par
pers going..'r When a" certain class
of folks fall out honest men: get
their dues.- -"We guess those two
Q;iioj will have laundries for
washing a whole lot of dirty linen
ar
We refuse to dispute :the
gument for bigger navy in order
to " guarantee peace" unless we
begin again to mind our own busi
ness and abandon those .. foreign
pti tan elements' against which
fieorsre Washington- admonished
us "in the young days of the Re
public. - '
local dots:
EXCITING ENCOUNTER
The Ladies Aid Society of Fifth
Street church -will run- an excursion,
Thursday, June - '8th, . to Carolina
Beach.' -2$ 2y,k:
The closing exercises of . Cape
Fear Academy, after a "very success
ful.; year,: will close with appropriate
exercises next Tuesday. . - . .'
A cow .was struck by a suburban
car on the beach line, near - Nolan.
Friday afternoon and was so badly Chafed With , Highway Robbery and
Two Young White; Mea Captured
on bast Wilmington Koad j
J . This Morning ; r
30E SANDlTJESSmMASON
injured that she had to be killed. ;
, It is reported that the Cape Fear
and Atlantic menhaden fisheries ' at
Old. Brunswiek have been merged and
will be operated under one- manage
ment during;, the coming season. , ,
Bell telephone service has been
inaugurated at Wrightsvllle Beach.
Substantial ; improvements have been
Believed to Be Responsible . For.
Numerous Hold-Upe--Had Pis-
; ; tola and Liquor Locked Up.
We picked this out of a bunch
f:'of similar observations m one of
the columns of the Norfolk Vir-
iian-Pilot:."Why, a bunch , o
Volets or a knot of bright ribbon
where it adds the most to "'the
wife's charms almost -makes a man
forget that he is hungry.".. How
ever he coudn't be' expected to
return to work without .: taking a
few bites. " - -
Wiley, Kelly; the.impositlontof a; fine
of S5 and "costs upon Mri"B6bertC;
Orr, the machinist who was sentenced
to Jwo months la Jail,' without alter
native,' thef tay before for; an 'assault
upon Mr. A. P. Yopp, and the report
of the grand Jury, which was a very
agressive one, carrying with it a num-
of s important recommendations,
especially-witt -regard to city affairs.
The report is published in full below.
Court met at 10 o'clock as usual and
of the-talesmen ordered summoned for
the day , the sheriff returned nine as
summoned and as not - found: C. W.
Bishop, T. H. Hawkins, J. T. Canady,
G. B. R." Holt. F. A. Monteomerv and
J. Jones. - - JT 22 '2-'2
The case of Tom Brown, colored,
proprietor of a restaurant, charged
with keeping a disorderly house by in
dictment of the grand Jury at the last
term, was continued until next term.
In the case of David Jamison,
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon, there was a motion, for judg
ment. The motion was continued. ;
The case of Mr. R. C. Orr, the ma
chinist charged with an assault upon
Mr. A. P. Yopp from which a sensa
tion sprung in the Superior 3ourt the
day before, came up at the morning
session and the defendant submitted.
A fine of $35 and costs was imposed.
Case of T. F. Bell, charged with the
killing of John Roderick, was contin
ued until next term. ' It is not thought
that the defendant will be able to give
bond. ' .--..a ,
Case of John McKoy, colored,
charged with larceny, was continued
Lunti' next term. z
George Clay, colored, charged with
carrying a. concealed weapon, was
found guilty and -sentenced to pay the
costs
John Read and John Bishop, charged
with the killing- of Wiley Kelly, were
each sentenced To two yerstSST tEe
public roads of the county. Read sub
mitted the day before to manslaughter
and Bishop was found guilty of assault
and battery with a deadly weapon af
ter a trial lasting all day Friday. To
the judgment in the case of Bishop,
George L. Peschau, Esq., the defen
dant's counsel, appealed to the Su
preme Court. Bond for costs was fix ad
at $25 and for his appearance a jus
tified bond of $500 ; was required.
Neither bond was given and the de
fendant, was remanded to jail, pending
a decision of the case by the Supreme
Court.- - . - -j.
S. P. Taylor,, charged with carrying
a concealed weapon, t was : found not
guilty.
An order; was made condemning the
$250 cash bond of Paul W. Young, the
defendant not having been found upon
scifa issued at the last term; -
i The Grand; Jury's Report.
The grand - jury at . the presnt term
was composed of C. C. Brown, fore
man; S. D. Bryant, W. D. Hall, A. M.
Hall, H. W. Konig, A. A. Avery, J. P.
Taylor, Neil . McEachern, W. H. Roth-
well, J. H. Johnson, E. A. Kerr, John
J. WiUiams, S. T. Ashe, W. G; Pulliam.
W. J. Klrkham, H. W. Howell, T G. B
Myers and J. S. King. The jury made
report to the court in the afternoon
and . were discharged with thanks. A
copy of the report was ordered by
Judge Allen transmitted to the Board
of County Commissioners and also to
the Mayor of the city, inasmuch as a
number of municipal affairs were
touched upon In the - paper. " These
latter lncmae a recommendation : as
to the disposition of city garbage and
the purchase of a crematory; regula
(ion "of automobile ... trafllc;-, enforce
ment ot the ordinance as to passage
of vehicles In congested districts; un
lawful ' congregation of disorderly
bands of youngsters about church en
trances, "and the bean shooting " evil
The full text of the report is as fol
lows
Out on the Scotts Hill road, be
tween the National cemetery : bridge
and the residence of Mr. , Frank T.
Mills, in East -Wilmington, about 1:30
o'clock . this morning, the capture of
made to the lines and exchange and two-young white : men, charged; with
a mucn Better service that ever be htehwav robberv: was effected -thrbneh
The young man Joyfler,. charged 1 the- police. The young men" are .Joe
pvlth a nuisance tax the steamer Wil- Masohlg'years bid,; and his brother.
mington ? Thursday v jiight; returning f Jessie Mason,; 27 years old.- sons of
eaclis was found -nCtiMR ATom utMn, vhBv:hitd
guilty In Justice Boraemaimeo1lrU
yesterdayand was discharged- jmen are believed, to be responsible for
Four 'Tiandsome ew pullman for-
coaches were received by the Atlantic carts,; . returning from market,' r : that
Coast Line ' yesterday to be used on nave occurred nearly every .j Saturday
its - train between here and Norfolk. nght .durmg the . past- six or eight
The old Pullmans will be returned to weeks.j'The prisoners are IcKsfcedip
the company. ' ' ' , ' ' lln b police station and will' probably
stwnn itm be turned over to a magistrate Mon-
Pythias; . Will enjoy a .social session day ,or Preliminary trial
to-morrow - night after the regular Last night- from 11 to 12 o'clock a
semi-annual election of ofllcers. There I series- of ; robberies .occurred on the
will ?be several- addresses by nromi- road leading through East Wilmington
v PilESONAI PARAGRAPHS.
?-'--Mr, J.-. Mi Black, of Red Springs,
Is a guest' at The Orton. t
. Messrs-.M. C: Guthrie, R. C. Hood
amw. H, Pyke, of Southport, were
here yesterday.
; Miss Mat Griffin, of Salisbury, ar
rived last evening and is the guest of
Miss Katharine Lamar-Maflltt :' -;
-'Miss' Ida May Butcher, of Peters
burg, Va, is . visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. Monroe Culbreth, No. -21 South
Third '. Btreetriy-i-s '-(MipMP---"Mrs..
H. C. Irwin and sbn, Mr. G.
W. Irwin, have arrived at Wrightsvllle
Beach and taken up their residence in
the Irwin cottage. ' '
' Mrs.'Augusta-J. Heide, Miss Sat
.lie: skinner ; and Miss Emily WeSt-
brook expect to leave to-morrow to
spen4 some time tn Suffolk," Va. .
Mr.; W. IL Redfern, the popular
young travelling representative of the ,
CharlottNews And Times-Democrat,
was-Jiere yesterday ,oa business,
-Among last night' arrivals were
Hi,; M, Brady yBulinpnUfleniy
iins;'Mrion,.S.' a. '; .'.':'
rMrs. M. 'E.-Brunson, of Savannah,
nent Pythians and a spread of refresh
ments. " ' .. 1 -. ; r :-
William Samuel, " the colored
preacher arrested late Friday night for
maltreating his wife, made all ' due
apologies 'in ; Justice ; Bornemann's
court yesterday and the "reverend" de
parted in peace with his better hall.
A" safe In the A.. C. LT freight of-
and Mr. F. T. Mills telephoned from
his residence to. the police station to
send some- officers out that way as
the highwaymen were evidently re
turning to the city. T Sergeant J. R.
Hardee got together his squad under
orders from Police Captain Smith and
put out the Market street road. On
their' way they met Mr. Geo. R. Smith
and a party returning to the city with
Ga., sister of Mr. . J. E. Wingate, has
moved to Wilmington,, and will matte,
herfutureomejwith- her " brother; on
Dock. : street, ' between Fourth and
Fifth streets.-. V' I j''-,
Mr. George N.'Harriss left yester
day afternoon for; tincolnton, N. C,
to spend two weeks at Lincoln Lithia
Springs.': Enroute' he will spend a few I M. 8. G. '
days In Charlotte with his brother. Mr. W-
W. W. Harrlss. " . W -"
Lacey. L."
Branch . .
Croom ...
! Gerken . .
fice at BennettsviUe. S. C, was robbed Jesgie Ma8on the older of broth
luurauay mgm ana aooui ?suu m ers. A little later Policeman M. C.
moneyand ; checks stolen.; Special Gray and 1L P. Merrltt had arrested
Agent Scarborough of ihe railroad de- Jo Mason, the younger. They found
tectlve bureau is investigating the rob- h-im at seventeenth and Market street
Seifert
Gore, C.
Friends of, Lieut B. ' M. -Chiswell Keen ...
will be deltsrhted to know that-he la Hewlett
fast recovering from his recent attack
of typhoid fever. He was able to be
up some yesterday for the first time
since Ills illness. '
Miss Josephine Harris, a niece of Gerken
Mr; Vi2 H. Cox,, of this city, passed yV, ,J"
through Wilmington yesterday on her Keen
wa& to her home at "Verona," Onslow I Hewlett
county, from Durham, where she has euert
been attending school. -
bery. f
! very much agitated and exhausted as
An excellent opportunity to spend if after a chase.. Officei Gray at once
a delightful day at Carolina Beach will laid hands on the young man -while
be- afforded in the excursion by the
Ladies' Aid Society, of Brooklyn Bap
tist church, Tuesday. There will be
two - boats during the day; v fare 25
cents. - "
Justice Furlong yesterday sent up
Officer Merrltt pulled a Tang revolver
out of the excited young man's inside
pocket.
Mr. Geo. Smith gives a thrilling ac
count of the attempt of three young
men . to hold him up just beyond the
to Clarkton, N. C, and had brought National Cemetery and recognized the
back to Wilmington a negro named Ma8oa perpetrators oZ-,the
auurew jacKSOn Hiwvoy, cnargea wiin dfeed. tMr.' Smith works at Mr. J. N.
seduction. He has - employed Hon. shepard'bar at Eleventh and Market
Jno. D.-Bellamy to defend him and streeta Uttle Son, James
wUl be given preliminary hearing in Luther .15 years old started to 'his
uuttuce r arums, court lOHuty. home on Middle Sound m a buggy, af-
Mr. Samuel G. Hall has in full Iter closing up, between 12 i and
Dioom at his residence, No. 714 Grace o'clock. Just beyond the - cemetery
street, a beautiful .hydrangea," which Ibridge. Mr. Smith got out of the buggy
is attracting much' attention. " Mr. and on the right side of the road for a mo-
HrsTHall would gia4 for all their tment.1. H heard som&ojae coming In
friends to see the plant as it is now a slow trot dow the road and as two
in full bloom and they believe it is others followed, no recognized .the
one of the prettiest in North Caro- voice of Jessie Mason as. he 'said,
Iina.. r- - 'r J "Bovs. now look out - for me." Mr.
Schooner Flora A. Kimball ar- Smith's little boy was in the buggy
rived yesterday from New York with land also recognized the voice. Mr,
cargo of cement' for interior points. I Smith had heard of the repeated hold-
Schooner Massachusetts cleared fromjups on the road and when he alighted
Brooklyn, N. Y., with cargo of lumber from the buggy held his pistol in his
from the Angola and Cape Fear mills. I band. Mason came on and went on
Clyde Liner . Carib arrived from I the left side of the buggy to the rear.
Georgetown, S. C., and will not leave As he came in sight of Mr. Smith from
for her . New York trip before this J the rear he threw up his ; pistol and
evening or to-morrow.
Conductor Tom Croom,' of Consoiidat-
ed Company, Held Upon Charge.
Conductor C.-T. Croom, until within J-Wia 'hv nt nrr mitb fm
the last few days with the Consolidat
ed Railways, Light and Power Com-
'-:' Time 1 was,!' remarks, : some
writer, ' when one half the world
did hot know anything about the
other half , but strange to say that
time has passed." We deny, ab
solutely, without- the fear. of suc
cessful refutation, hat . there - is
anything strange about it- j "When
people away back yonder could-
not find out anything about each
other they; didn't- have the ; wo
men's societies and clubs, that we
have today. - - -
Bisbop Leo Haid Here.
'" - Rev. Father C. Dennen returned yes
Way- from Charlotte where he ; at
teudUl the funeral of the late lament
ed Father Francis. . Father fDennen
was accompanied home , by . Bishop
Haid. The Rt Rev. Bishop will preach
in St. Thomas' church to-day at High
Mass. 10:30 o'clock f also at the even
ing service at 7:45 o'clock.,
To Honorable Oliver H. Allen, Judge
of the Superior Court of New Han
over County, May Term, 1905. .
We, the members of the grand jury.
respectfully report that we have found
33 true bills and none not a true bill
and that "we have made two present
ments.' - ?r
We inspected the county Jail, court
house, county home and work-house
and' the two convict camps. All of
these places were found to be in ex
cellent condition and under good man
agement. , ,
"Good Roads Commenaed.
It Is with gratification that we note
the improved condition of : the public
roads of the county and the good
work done on them. We feel It. our
duty to congratulate the people of this
county on the faithful and efficient
manner in '. which the. affairs , of the
county, are - conducted - by those in
charge and, especially, by the County
Commissioners. - -i. : Two i: s complaints,
charging public nuisances were made
to us. - .Both of these were looked
into as thoroughly as was possible.
A to City Garbage.
. One of these complaints was in ref
erence to n the -dumping by the city
(Continued on Third Page.)
EMBEZZLEMENT IS CHARGED.
shouted to Mr. Smith,. ."Hold up your
I hands!"" Mr. Smith swung round and
I exchanged I shots with the highway
man, who stepped hack behind the top
of the .buggy. " Meantime the two
others came up and one of them fired
Season fw- Live City Organiza-
' tion Opened With Double
, Headers .Yesterday
M0NARCHS WON TWO GAMES
Y.- MrC A. and 8. S, R. Teams Split
. Even Results Augur Well for Re- .
- mainder of Series -Pitching -
-2:22 i2'2 of Duls a Feature. f-Mv
-' Standing -of the Clubs. :'2':-
'K":?;.;; - Won Lost P.: C.
Monarchs V. ; -r2 ';k 0 ' w 1,000
Yi M. C. A. .1 v V 1 600
8. . S, R. iv. ...:. . . . . .1 .- 1 aP ' 500
m. s. g. .....t.:.....o 2 - T 000
. The Junior- City Baseball 'League
opened the season ' yesterday with
doubleheaders .by -.the . four teams at
the,old -Seaside -Park-and at -Seven-
teenth and Market streets.- The Mon
archa-.taefe boththei gamw frb
and S. x B. R's split ieveo at Seaside
Park!. The amer;Were wlthessed' by
an unusually large number. bfspecta
fera "anditheclas noti ball played by
all the teams augurs well for tKeTsuc
cess of the league season. - .; ; r:'
The Monarchs won the doublehead
er from the Giants by scores of .10 to
8 and' 11 to JU The line up in the two'
games was as follows:' "; . ".; :: :2 '2
First Game. -. 2'.
22 - Monarchs.
: , pitcher ' . . Brittain.
. catcher . . . .Brinkley.O.
4 . i . first-base . Hlnes.
: . second-base . . . ..Nash.
. . third-base , . . Gore, M.
... short stop . . , .Myers.
. left fielder "... Jackson,
reenter, fielder . .: , .Gore,
right fielder Brinkley," J.
Second Game. -
. . pitcher . . ; .Brinkley, O.
catcher . . i :. . Moore.
. . . first-base ... . . Hlnes
, . second-base' i . . ; ... Nash
. third-base Gore, M.
. .short stop Myers.
left-fielder . . . . Nash
Branch :
Croom:-,C.-center-flfiMftr l. -tTanlranTt
--Dr. J, A; Stone was here, yester- The game was umnlrd hv - T,n
uajr ur. aione naa ueciuea io locaiei Polsson. : The all-round playing
atrhis: home at ShaUotte for tiie prac- both teams '.wsii very creditable.
hot. n. uio iwcmuuu. - xx e is a yuung i The : V . TJf f i A
man of exceptional talent and 'will I o
of
was defeated by
S. R. S. in the first tram o at
make a successful practitioner in any Seaside Park by a score of 7 to 5 but
field he may choose. In the second iramn thA uv.iHnn
Grand Chancellor Wm.' F. Robert-(team with Dills, in the box, took the
son wentt to Newbern yesterday. The j honors in a score of 8 to 2. The line
Grand Chancellor will deliver the me-1 up in the first game was as follows
nioriai aauress at ine rrtnian ooservrY. M. C. A. - -ance
there - to-day, the event ' taking I Lacy . . J . right-fielder
place a week earlier than with the Schulken ;r. . . . pitcher
other lodges of the State. - -r " SJ;
.- - . 1 i C , J . .
Mr. Robert Gibson Grady left yes-1 Duls -.". .i
terda for ' OoHlefsvllle. Tenn'. where f Beldett . .
on .Wednesday at 8 : 15 o'clock in the 5?", '
first-base
.; second-base :
.. third-base .
short .stop
S. S. R.
Gore, W.
.Sailings;
Bulluck,
. - Thees.
..Taylor.
Kendall
.'.Alderman.
4P -ar IxrM .
vEGCORSETS
' . Women who prefer tolbejin the
J '2 front rank of fashion; are buying 2
the R & 6 corset this Spring, as
- - it is the only ready-to-wear corset .
, -that- gives the defined waist line ;
--,:--" J.r r ........ ...-. - -
demanded by Fashion. We 'carry;
: .. ? a full; line of styles and sizes in
. . high, and lowl busts. ' V -
Every E.& 6. Corset is guaranteed,
lecialOfferinqs Jhis&deek
White
is and 12 cents: gooda at 10 cents
:-;,; Aopew; lot of BuCainfeer
-nollpijbf ,4pdren s Lace ' Socklijn; Wbiteland?
V-Tan at 15 cents.' ' . ' . . - ' ; ,
v, 4 2.2 ' lnfl" mi2::-;.2i2 2'2.'i'-
-iKSS i16Manrket Street.
je4-tt.
PiWmontSiinp Mm
Open June 1;
Follow the crowd to PIEDMONT. Get right in the heart :
of the Blue Eidge-Mountains where r nnrivalled scenery
and pure air, coupled with all sorts of receration and
' the best of mineral .water,, will make your vacation hap
: py Hotel Accommodations the best. ,"-
RATES REASONABLE.
Apply to
J. SPOT TAYLOR,
;,tDanburyrStokesCo., N. C.
The WaterTs the Best". -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n x i ii ii 3 I . .... .tfiuij,
rrebonau caurcn mere ne wiu wea Ring. TJtley , . center-fielder Merrltt
young daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ben- Newktrk right-fielder . . -King.
Jamm Moss Cowan. rMr. ;. Grady will J In the second game Duls went In the
return toje city wlih his bride about box for the T. M. C. A.-and Schulken
June 2Utn and taer win-te-ao Mltoob ntef pUcftat secowi AWerman.
No. 104 Nun street.' - -. , 1 took the slab for S. 8. R. and SalHnea
' ' - . wehttorshortDul'a
INTERESTING DAMAGE . SUIT. willow work was the feature of both
games. He held the opposing team
Attorneys Made Motion For Judgment down to not a'slngle run In the second
The Motion Continued. .. . game until the . last Inning when his
In the interesting damage suit of S. support weakened a "little, at a crlU-
H. Fishblate against the Fidelity" and cal moment, and two men crossed the
Casualty Co., of New York, in which pan. . He is a ; young southpaw .with
the plaintiff is suing 'upon an accident Plenty speed and good control. He
policy for the recovery of $1,700 for 4180 has with his pitching the rare
the loss of an eye, Messrs. .Wnv J. Bel- combination of being a heavy hitter,
lamy, John D. Bellamy and George He got three two-base hits in the first
Rountree; attorneys for Mr. Fishblate, game and another in the second game
yesterday in the Superior Court made yesterday." -'.
a motion for ; judgment for ' the full! The teams play doubleheaders again
amount claimed. The motion was up-lnexl Saturday afternoon.
onthe "ground of the defendant com
pany's having failed to file an answer
g Pavilion
MUSIC AT THE BEACH.
the left side. The third stood at the
head of the horse. 2 Four shots ,were
pany, was arrested yesterday morning exchanged in all; when the boy put
oy ueputy ssnenn w. ti. uox, . ana wnip to the horse and Mr. Smith jump-
j mntu me tiuic ui cvu-jea in. toe Duggy. - lBey drove as last
bezzlement from the company. The in- as their horse could carry them until
dictment was procured . tnrougn - the fhev met a crowd of colored nroduce
grand jury ' . at 'last week's term of cart drivers who besought Mr. Smith
court, Mr. JV? McRee Hatch, superin-to go -pjth them In search of the
tendent of transportation of the com- j hlehwavmen. A ' dozen - shots - were
pany, peing marnea . as prosecuting fired at the third man whom they
witness. The amount of the embez- overhauled, but he took to the woods
ziement namea in me diii is oniy r jeSsie Mason later came 1 down the
but - It ' IS- said the prosecution lrrtAn7i1 waa hnlted Ho TiaiT nla,
win attempt to prove, .a, larger toi on him and two watches, one of
amount at the trial.; Other witnesses which .is thought to have been taken
named on the bill are Messrs. Albert ofl . one . of coi0red drivers of
Gore and Elmer Garrlsh. Conductor oart nfv!nuiv rnhhPrt Thfiv-nian had
Croom .maintains that he is innocent several flasks ' of - liquor they are
01 tne cnarge ana IS Demg sympa- thmitrht tn have ' takoti v fiTrm th rart
thized with by his friends. He was drivers. - One of 'the men during the
married only a few -week and especial hold-up of Mr. Smith fired point blank.
sympathy is expressed for his young at hIs son m tbe buggy, 4ut the little
Wlie.r.. it ; ' Ifollnw hnrl prawlprt rtnwn in .tliA fnnt
Mr. Croom has employed Brooke G. 0f tne buggy and was unharmed. Ua
Empie and Herbert McClammy, Esqs,. egg the' third man; who escaped in the
to delena nim and at tne proper time Ijjushes, was shot no one was Injured
says he will be able to show his Inno- in tbe encounter
cence. .He was held In jail in default
a 9 A A Vvi r ti ntMAiinf li a-vrfn r I
x. t i . , Purchased Handsome Residence,
named by Judge Allen when the case . . - , ; - -
was continued yesterday afternoon, ; Mr. and Mrs. W.' A: . lineker . have
hut . last. . nis-ht nnmn nf . hia frienda Durchased; through tne real v estate
' - -. -o - ' . - - . - - .... . .
came to his relief and srave cash bond I agency of M. C. Darby & Co., .the rest
for the appearance,
to the complaint within the time pre- Two Concerts at The Pavilion by Or
scrlbed t ly , law ad aecordhig to the - chestra of 15 Piece..' .
rule of ..the local bar: .- Judge Allen, .
after hearing argument by Iredell e nanasome new pavilion of the
Meares and Herbert McClammy, Consolidated Company at Wrightsvllle,
Esqs., attorneys for the casualty com- Beach as thrown to 5 Pub"
pany, said that he would continue the c yesterday. This afternoon and to
matter until Monday or until the June Biht two; magnificent sacred concerts
term if he is not able to hear It sooner. b eiven by-the special orchestra
The complaint alleges that Mr. Fish- of 16 Pieces, which wIU furnish music
blate carried an accident policy with at the MPular resort all Summer. Mr.
the company and that while crossing S. A- .Schloss Is director, of the new
the street near his residence on Mar- orchestra, and Prof. C. W. Hollowbush
ket street, a passing vehicle splashed Principal musician. The foUowing
mud and icicles from' the frozen are the programmes: -
ground into his face, causing the loss ; .. - .. -Afternoon...
of the eye.' ' -v- - . , - March "Consolidated". Pringle
selection, "sergeant JUtty . . ijuaers
The Encampment.,. - .. . I r. t . ..... '..u-.n.-'-
: '-i. . ... r . , IIOIUIUV ........V. JUUUBli
July 20th to 26th, inclusive, has been Intermezzo,. ."La Czarina". Luciengwell
nfflnhiliv Tnrt,in ab th narirui H.V. araciensuc, ; in me uouon j eia-
ring which the Second and Third - "Jjln, '-'Jame
regiments of the North Carolina Na-1 Fantasie, "Tone Pictures of the North
tional Guard win be In -camD at and South". .---- - -
Wrlhtavlllo. r.tJ TT n .nriMw will mjuvvw,, , uuiwwu. .Vibuuuib
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. O.- Hall Drugs.
Clyde &. S.' Co. New Schedule.
J. WeilSpecial Offerings.1. -1
. Jas. ,M. Hall Drugs on Beach. -
J. Spot Taylor rPiedmont Springs.-
H. L. Vollers Harris' Lithia Water,
S. & B. Solomon- Special Shoe Sale.
W: Bi Cooper Cooper This, Cooper
That. ; r - -
" . C. - R.; L. & P. Co. Concerts at
Beach. ' ' '- ,
command the Second ' and CoL J. N.
Craig, the Third regiment. ; Arrange
ments are already; under . way,-f ot the
coming of the soldier boys to Wrights
vllle. . ' - - - - -.
county
dence of Mr. Sam F. Harmon; on west
side, of Fourth street, between . Prin
cess : and Chesnut' streets.-. The ; cotf-
sideration was $6,000 and. the purchase
includes the furnishings of the 'house
complete. TheJot, Including half of a
three-foot' driveway ' adjoining, fronts
33 feet on-Fourth stret and runs Into
the block 125 feet , It Is "understood
Mr. and Mrs. Lineker have purchased
the property as a renting' investment.
-The L Q. of G.: S. and' D., F. S a
colored, organization of prominence in
8choor Superintendents. ; -:j--Prof7
Washington . CatlettT-
sup"erintendent of New Hanover, is. ad
vised by County 'Superintendent- E.. T.
Atkinson, of Goldsboro, that the coun-
XTnvfh riniwltwri - mill mnit tn itnnnol I - - . " .' . ... '.
Confederacy, assembled yesterday noon
J Evening Concert. - ' ,
Two step.-: 'TTammany" . . Edwards.
"Star, of :My life? ...v." v. . . Corliss,
"Good-bye" : Edwards
Waltz, "Heart of My Heart". . OUara,
Selection,-"Fahtana"; . HibbelL
Intermezzo, -.Alfresco" ..v. . Herbert.
A ' Prarie Episode, "Little "Fan" . . . ?
Rosenbaum
Characteristic piece, ; "Moonlight", s .
Memorial Serviok. "
In honor of the memory of the Con-:
SlTo-pay
Q at
Two Concerts
by - -Orchestra
of
15 Pieces.
See programme. ,
afternoon at 4:30
Evening" at 8:30.
1
Cars every half hour
.To-Day.
F.; E. Hashagett; Co. ; White Stone the city; heard thfe annual sermon at
Mt Zion A. M. E. church last Sunday.
An' excellent -programme was .render
ed under- the .. direction ,,' of ' Gaston
Hicks, master of ceremonies. Kev. 'W.
B. Williams delivered - a fine address,
Workers showing the origin and foundation of
the" order; The welcome address was
Detective - Agency Men by, LeonoTa'WnHams. collection of
Lithia Water.
Business Locals.
W. H. Howerates.
. Ladies' ' Aid Society Excursion, :
Lost Government Request Book,
" Cooperative , ; Ad, ' Co,
Wanted. . v
Webster
Wanted.'
$32.05 was taken.
session at Wrightsvllle-Beach Just af-.l
ter the Teachers' Assembly at Greens-.
About 15 counties will be repre-
bdro.
sented. ,
at theW. L. I. armory and held ap
propriate memorial services. . The' ex
ercises were opened by., Mrs. M. . S.
Wlllorrf nnnsliTent nf ("tana IToar T!han-
First Monday Meetings , mtntt rcn.tx
Monday, will be, a . busy day with upon the life of the honored man: Mrs.
the county and city administrations, w. M. Parsleycjead with splendid ef
At noon the magistrates of New Han- feet the magnificent ' tribute paid to
over will meet "to pass upon the tax Mr. Davis in .a spech-by the : Hon;
levy or the ensuing year and in the George Davis in the Opera House here
afternoon ,' the ; Commissioners "wlll December 12th; 1889iXTae portrait of
meet in regular monthly session. At Mr. Davis In the museum room of the
night the Board of Aldermen will as-1 armory was affectionatelyjiraped with
semble at the City Hall. . V a laurel wreath by TUra. T. E. Sprunt,
while members of the -Chapter stood
The, Bed-Room. - - , - - . l-rm. -tww(i ntnAa ; Thn norrrait ?? of
- If you want to rest In comfort, get Mlss WiQnle Davis -'adjoining -was
Mnlpj.lonn fana tnr thn rpaMmnxi ; adorned With . pretty, flOWerS
Drugs on
AVfheBeach
; Our ' Comp Bicycle Dejlvery
makes It possible for us to give
excellent service to" Beach resl-.
dents.-- - " . ' ;. 2l
- We can get goods off on every
down going car. . T" '
lames M; Hall,
.- - "tmUGGIST, ' c" . "
tCoPr Ptftli and Castle Street.
' " ThoWm. " . - ;
DRINK WHITE STONE
LITHIA WATER
Carbonated and plain in slits, pints, :
quarters, and half -gallon. In competi- .
tion with 118 other waters, It carried r;
away the grand prize, and is recom
mended by the best physicians in this ,
and other cities, for many ailments. .
The F. E. Hashagen Co.,.
- .. Sole. Agents '
je 4 tf
Special Sale Tliis
Week
MftnillGS
t.From the cheapest to the best fresh,
goods new designs. --
MADRAS . V-
Several thousand yards stripes and
j)lain To clean up this lot we've made
a tremendous-mark-down, cutting the "
" . - - - '
price in half.- Ten cent qualities down
Lko 5c a "yard. , ,
s. & b. soLormi.
Je tf ; - . ,;-.-;; i ;:
3eTtrT
2 .'is valuable when one of the
family is sick, and in meed of
medicine. Why not save time
and trouble by phoning na and
having us send for -your pre-;
scriptlons . and return : them in
double quick time, and without ,
extra charge. . ' "
: P.O.HALL,
Day and Night Druggist, Fourth
, and Harnett Streets. -'Phone
66. " Je4tf
- DRINK -
HARRIS' LITHIA
" WATER
It is Good for that Tired
- Feeling ;
Caban Blossom Cigars j
Go WeU AH Know
Silver Coin Flour Cant
Be Beat . ;: J ;
H L VOLLERS,
f Sole Agent V
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