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" 1 cnnilav there when Admiral uiiwa, caught VJ1 exploded; men roat tn the rescue S, Wt; Admiral Togo tL made his- 111 warThe two safe S Wadesboro Act Son having declined rnBr.K smith CaroU- P0" . wniiohfltohie coun- riiiD TYipn shot ihrw wilavv Jd burned his body ! ffi N Orleans 'bellow fever record was ?od 3 deaths, making the s -j -mo deaths: meas- VifiM aim ' C taken br the Georgia aim to proiec from iniecieu fc Glenn amveu m tunetffithamost cordial toJay ne ucmc' ... veff Hampshire State L-i At Columbia, S. C P atroH Ltly killed by falling from W the capitoi aomc , iu f.Presiaeni nuuse ven gnt reprimand to Collec stnart. of Newport News, U partisanship and unfair U Democrats m nis omce corviof rules At me Improved Order Red sshYille, Tenn., yesterday jnrginia delegation protest- Urganizing negro triDes markets: Money on caii 1 34 to 3 per cent., closing Wdat 2 34; spot cotton 1.(5; flour quiet and un Meat steady, Xo. 2 red, liar com easy, No. 2, 59 3-4 Jals quiet, mixed, 30 to fpffitine steady at 65 1-2 to steady.. ATHER REPORT. iiariraent of Agriculture. leather Bureau, too, N. C. Sept. 12, 1905. peal data for the 24 kg at 8 P. M.. Tuesday, Sep- L " ire at t A. M.. 75 degrees; depees; Maximum, 87 de- i, 71 degrees, mean, 79 Ifor the day, .19; rainfall month to date, .73. water in Cape Fear river Hlle at 8 A. M., Tuesday, ALMANAC Sept. 13. 5:40 A. M. C:ll P. M. 12 hrs. 37 min. Ir at Soutbport.7:54 A. M. r at Wilmington.lO : 24 A. M. weather Forecast. Carolina Fair in west i east portions Wednesday lay; cooler Thursday, light winds. 0her local on -fourth sage ; : ; Preaching f Brooklyn Baptist church at S- o'clock to-night by Elder C. C. Brown. Services, JPirst Church jof Christ Scientiirt this evening at 8 : 15 ctelock. Odd Fellows building, -second 4-fioor. All are inrited. .-. . - -- The local xx)ton market was Quoted yesterday steadyrat 10 cents lor mid dling; recelptsl,508 bales. ? JThe few York spot market was -stea'dy at 1055 for middling. -.- - i- An excursion of 450' people - from Fayetteville, : about -evenly divided be tween whites and blacks, soent th day here . yesterday; returning - last night at 9 o'clock. - -. v - -In the Lumina bowling tournament at the beach last night the Boys' Bri gade matched the Atlantic Yacht-Club team and came off the victors by & to tal score, of. 1,722 toMST. -s-. Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss ; Mattie D, Register, daughter . of Mrs. Jane Register, No. 102 Dock streetand Mr. W. C. Suggs, formerly of Dunn, N. C, now of this city. . ' s. . "Old Aunt" Adeline Taylor, a col ored washer, woman for many of the ships that used to . come to this port l and at one time a familiar figure on Khe wharf, died yesterday at lier home, corner of Second and Wopster -streets. License t. was issued yesterday for the marriage - of Zora-Gaskins, Ocra coke, N.' C and Lucy Jarvis, of Wil mington. They were married late yes terday afternoon by Justice G. W. Bornemann at his office" on Princess street. ' ; . ine star is requested . to . state that Company B., Jst Batallion N. C. Heavy Artillery, will meet at - Wallace, Sept 21st, 1905. All old veterans and everybody are invited. The hope is expressed that all will remembertheir baskets. ; The Ladies' Aid Society of the Brooklyn. Baptist church will run Van excursion on the steamer - Wilmington to Carolina Beach -and out to sea to day. The" boat will leave the wharf here at 9:15 o'clock and returnine will arrive 6:3Q. ' Nelson Bowden, for many years a well known colored porter of the -city and -a butler in the homes" of several prominent families in Wilmington, died a few days ago m Boston,, Mass. . His remains were brought here yesterday and interred in Pino Forest Cemetery. While playing with ayoungster in front of his "store on South Front street Monday afternoon, Mr. Sam Seigler, the furniture dealer, slipped, on the sidewalk and suffered a painful frac ture of the wrist with other injuries. Mr. Siegler was attended by Dr.. J. :B. Cranmer. . ; -- - . ' - Ada Fennell, of. ebony huej was arraigned before . Justice Bornemann yesterday on a charge of iaving eursed and abused Sarah Miller, who was trying to collect andebt from the irate wpman. The. defendant. w'as' -xepre- s'ented by Brooke Empie," sq and appealed to the Superior; Court from a judgment to pay cost,- imposed; by the justice. v , . .. - ' ,' ' " Courses of Lectures Announced -For 19054)5 at James Walker : -l Memorial Hospital?- . SESSION: BEGINS OCTOBER 2 Junior, and Senior Classes Wilt .Re- eeivo Speclaf Instruction in Wide ; Range of Subjects Necessary to Their Profession. 5 iThe' prospectus of -the Training School" for . Nurses, -conducted under Mr. Matt J.leyer Appointed to Repre sent Chamber t Commerce, ; i President J. A.Taylor of the Cham- JealoUS T DarktOWn "Lover Emp ber of Commerce; yesterday iamed Revolver at His Ebonv. - . -. 1 . ; 3 A Hued Rival Mr. ; Matt J: - Heyer : as-, the .representa tive from that body -on khe special com mittee to investigate the matter of a pure.water supply and the practicabil ity of the .municipal ownership of a plant by-the Caiy iioara Audit has named 7its : chair- uraea his Heaa, intra ocrucK THREE SHOTS TOOK EFFECT 4 man, Mr. II. C McQueen, to represent it jon the investigation board, which will be composed of . the J-gentlemen named and Aldermen E. F.' Johnson, J. O.rBrown and R; WErfce." comnosine tae: water- Committee from the Board i- seatea on ine porcn-entertainmg a couple of lady, friends, as ho ezplain- Hlm, in , HlpArrest, of Negro ) for-Reckless Shooting in r treet-Hospftaf. - - the auspices of the James Walker Mivt01 Aldermen.- f mortal Wnsftitai hTi ... rememDerea mat the mat- ed. -to the hospital attendants after- ,ion.of 19056, has Just been issued. TSHo leek.black ia, uerman Johns 2nd. - Lecture courses for - both hpTa resolution" from Aldertnan Johnson. Itu thtffclssltudesof Ihls life-, was fired Junior and Senior classes, the lectures chairman of "the; Water Gommittee of upon five times by a Jealous rival last foV the. Junior being on Mondays at v ex ml niW about "li: 30 -o'elocfc at the house 8 Pv M.' andjor the Seniors Fridays at the practicabStyf a StteuppS 01 0t was enter- 8 P. M, are, provided for six months, and outlining a plan for municipal tsUiiins at Seventh and Campbell The Junior course begins- with ana-1 ownership. The proposition went over streets.. It was an excedingly -Close tomy and physiology by f Dr . Joseph " luC DUiHtt01 AUQn finance ana call for . Phillips,- for twouof theibul- Akerman, superintendent of the hospi- conf erence between members of that lets laid wide the scalp on the top of ta.1 fn -R MnnHav htorht Vlm4Tr tils Board and the Water? Committee of his "hea as thev went a little hh of months of October, November, Decern- '7? ot AWe1;: appointed the aimand a iird buried itself in ber, January and February with an in- 7 .. . ' wu"i' 4t wa' tne nesny part of the hip. termission for Christmas fromr Decern- uecraea lo eier tne-wnoie matter of The ambulance was summoned soon ber 18th to January 1st The lectures a011011 into, "an enlarged com- after the shooting and the injured man in the order given will be as follows: mittee comPPed-of the Water Works was transferred to the hospital. Dr. (l),Jntroduction. (2) (3)rEmbryology k auermen Akerman said :;the scalp wounds ; ap- ombroso savs: "Chil flrn liars.'' Grown ones litivated and aeeomplish- peators. pe case of vellow fever ' Med the patient. Re- o expect to develop yel- M hereafter fight shy TYLER-CUNNINGHAM. Bnssell, the serious pterofLilliaikRiissell, enquiries: "What's the Pthe present rlnv imo. nuo" f them have more mney to take care e Courier-Journal e Roosevelt is the uestinv." Tlmt Wof IS every man who is i j ... things when ex- ropportnnities stalk all 'nesita Popular Young People Plighted Their - Troth: Last Night. Last night -at 8 o'clock at the rec tory of St Thomas' s Catholic church in the presence, of a few- intimate friends and relatives," Miss Daisy , B. Tyler, the attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thad F. Tyler, and Mr. Edwin P Cunningham, - a popular young street railway employe, were happily married In an impressive cere mony by the Rev. Father, C. Dennen. The bride was attractively gowned rifl white silk, and was attended as maid of honor, by her sister, .Miss Lucy Tyler, who wore- a - becoming costume of blue crepe "de chine. -The groom was attended by his friend,-Mr. J. H. Irving as best man. . ' Mr. and Mrs. " Cunningham have many friends-here, who will congrat ulate them upon their happy union. They will make their home at the resi dence of Mrs. Jane Sheehan, No.. 412 South Fourth street ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE. Mir ate to denounce "'euior ivhn 1,00 window which la,lv OH a tram , . ""ill IS a irorc aen a prettv ia up. wanting the andTissues. (4) (5), Skeleton and Ar ticulations. (6) (7). Muscles. (8) (9) 10), Circulatory "System. (11) (12), Respiratory. System, (13) (14V (15), Absorption, Assimilation, Exi (19) (20), Nervous System. (21) Or gans of Special Sense. .; - On March 5th. 12th- and 19th. the subject of.Hygiene will be taken up by the Junior Class with lectures by Dr. Charles T. Harper. The subjects re spectively, will be Personal Hygiene, Including Food, Clothing Bathing, Ex ercise, Etc. ; " "Sterilization and Disin fection of Clothing, Apartments, Ex creta, Etc; " "VenUlaUon." ; . Classes on practical" nursing and ad ministration of medicines will be con- and two; other -members,; one each to peared rather7more r like those" of ue dppomiea Dy; ine jttoara oi AUdU razor, though they- may have been in and . Finance and by the Chamber of flicted by a pistol: The ' wound in the Commerce, which has now been done, hlo Is not daneerous and as whniA Excretion! 7116 51,000 fPr stlgating purposes the- negro will recover, if nothing un- uu" tvauawe ana it ib. presumea foreseen develops. He appeared very is that' the special to work at, once. committee will get SUIT AGAINST POLICE CHIEF. Summons Issued Yesterday in Inter-! esting Claim For Damages. - : ' j Summons .in the suit which G. J. i much alarmed and was of the opinion that there were more than one in the party, who attacked him. The policeman on the beat heard the firing and ran up to the house. The occupants of the house appeared to be respectable - colored - people, but were so badly frightened that they could, give no connected account of what had happened. When -the firing Cooley .has brought against Police Chief Nathan J. Williams was issued 1 began they were precipitate in their yesterday from the office of the filerk ms ana turned over chairs and ducted during the term by Miss Edith I of the Superior Court by Walter P. Eaton. . ; - ' I Gafford, Esq.. one of counsel for Dlain- The Senior Course begins with five tlft, who. said ihe complaint would be lectures in Medicine on October 6th,t drawn and filed to-day apon the return 13th, 20th, 27th and November "Srd,5 by J of Hon. Jno. .D. Bellamy, who Is asso- everything else fin sight in their en deavor to get out of range of the at tacking party. 1 - ine snooting had many amusing features in it for everybody except the for some time, as the result of his in juries Phillips says he thinks he knows the parties who attacked him when he sees them but:does not know their names. a Soon after the affair at Seventh and Dr. E. J. Wobd. The subjects of these elated with him in the case. ' The uit vIctlm who : tf. -probably be laid up lectures ; will be (1) Diseases of the I is brought in forma- pauperis and,v it Heart and Kidney and Their Relation, is understood, the complaint will al; (10), Circulatory System. (11) (12L lege false arrest and - imprisonment Eruptive Diseases. (4) Poisons. (5) Mr. Gafford had not decided yesterday Serum Therapy. The remainedr of -the the amount of damages that would be course in Medicine includes "Nursing asked. . in Fevers." Nov. 10th. arid "Nnrsinp In -The circumstanea of the rase n Cardiac- ami Pnlmnnarv TOapaBPs'' nn well remembererl hv readers nf - tho I Campbell last night, Policeman Leon Nov. 17th by Dr. W. J. H. Bellamy. On city papers Cooley was arfe'sted first George got in ctose Pursuit of a negro Nov. 24th and Dec 1st Dr. S. E. on a telegram asking thafea-State war- viuyva ai ine maepenaent ice Uom Koonce will lecture on "Nurses in DIs- rant be made out for tirhi. on a charge f' whom the officer saw indulging eases Peculiar to Children" and "Infant of obtalntag&fsiey undeJufalse pre- .Wsome.recWess r shooting ia-4-the Feeding In Health and Sickness.- " Tfehce ih "Kansas City,; 4s ?Trof. Har- streAt- The negro ran like a deer. A The Senior Course In Surgery em- rington." The ;Kansasvpftyuthoritles squad - of Naval Reserves, returning braces lectures on Dec. 8th, 15th and abandoned the case and' COoley was rrom er regular weewy drill at the 22nd, and Jan 5th and-12th by Dr. F. discharged; - Then tHye. Kalamazoo, armory down town, happened to be H. Russell, the five lectures in their Mich.,' authorities took inmatter up Passing and joined in the pursuit The order being as follows:' (1) Asepsis, and -1 Cooley was arrested aijB 3ipon sight of the military uniform was too Antisepsis, and Disinfectants. (2)"Pre- awarrant sworn out before tfce-ayor nuich for the negro' in view pf recent paration for J. Operation, After Care of by one of the hall officers upon Infor- developments - in that section of the Patients. (3)' Fractures and Disloca-.mation and belief obtained from the city and he nearly went mto hysterics tions, ' (4) Surgical Emergencies. (5 I telegram. " The. Kalamazoo parties after being caught and while waiting Surgical Diseases. ' . , icame to identify both Cooley and hisl for the patrol wagon to come. If the . In Gynecology Dr. Akerman wpi de- wife, but the' identification failed. He aegro nad a pistot he threw it away liver three lectures on Jan -,19th and and his wife were detained at the sta- during the chase, for -nothing was 26th, and . Feb. 2nd, on the following tion house two nights and a day. subjects:3" (1) ; Abdominal Siirgery; Technique to be Observed by the Nurses (2) Post-Operative Care, Com plications and Sequela of Abdominal Cases. (3)Mlribr Gynecological Ope rations, Preparation for and . After Care. , ' " The course in Obstetrics is also by Dr. Akerman, lectures being, arranged MR. G. A. CROFT RETURNED. Commissioner From North Carolina to Lewis & Clark Exposition. Mr. George A. Croft commissioner from the State of North' Carolina to found on him by the officer after be ing caught Whether he was impli cated hv the Seventh and Campbell street shooting the police are. now en deavoring to find out. - WALKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Dr. J. W.' PowelL of " Whiteville. was here yesterday, . - , ; - : - c- Mr. J. D. Sessoms, of Etedman, N, C. was; here yesterday.' v ' Mrs. Kenan is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. H. MrFlager, at Mamaroneckv N.T.' " . Messrs. E. D.r and J.L.-Parker, of Fayetteville; N. C. spent yesterday itfJ the city.- - - ' , Misses Bessie and LiIIie , Tolar left yesterday to spend some time in Virginia. - J:; ' - Messrs. J. H, and M. L." White, of ShalIotte,vare in the city on a busi ness trip . .- -:.'" - ;!- Mr. and - Mrs. . Cti B.'Biggar left Monday on a visit to Mr. Biggar's w latires at Savannah. t. r--M6ssrsl A T: McKellar and A. B. HedgpVth, of - Rowland were- gue8ts"at The Orton last night.. . . , " l- - Z-- ' Miss Laura Weill, left Monday nighCfor Wellesley College. ,Mass where she will enter upon -her studies. Her friends will be delighted to know that Miss Annie Mote is improv ing after an attack of malarial fever. Chesley Bellamy and George. Jack son have returned to Horner's School W11L.W. Miller has also resumed his studies at the C. M. A., Rock Hill, S. C. Wilson Times 11th : "Mrs. JT. W. Weaver and children, of Wilmington, passed - through to-day en route to Dunn where they will make their fu ture home. s: " ' Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and daughter," Miss Sadi Jones, are ex- j 8p ls.tf pectea to spena some time at meir handsome country place. "Airlie," on the Sound, upon their return from an extended Western trip. Miss Norma L. Northam and Miss Carrie G. Andrews returned from New York .yesterday morning on the Clyde steamer. While away Miss Northam attended the "opening of The. Morse Broughton Co., fashion designers. Fayetteville Observer. ; "Mayor C. B. McMilllan, and Policeman Fred Buckingham went down to Wilming ton this morning. Mrs. J. E. Bunt ing has returned from Lookout Moun tain, where she has been spending sev eral weeks." . - Charlotte Observer: "Miss. E. Payne, of Wilmington, and Katherine Broadfoot, of Fayettevllle, were among the-visitors in Charlotte yesterday. Mrs. Eugene B. Wiggins," of , Wilming ton, is a visitor in the city. She Is a guest at the Buford." ' COrMTOTS. -PROOF! k STAR BUSINESS LOCAL BRlaGS .25 RESPOriSES. x .v. Attention is called- to-' the.- f dlowing;: which is proofs -. positive tiiat it pays to advertise in the Business" Locals ' depitmeni of-The -Morning Starr t - v - " Tfie Morning Star; - " ' ' J ' , -' ' Wflmington, -N. OV - ; . Dear Editor: Yoxcnrof (he 7th received' and will say mat. we naa aoota answers xroas otur aavertisement . -1 . . tr s m - : . ior a uwiuteeper itt- ne jousiness juocsis- oi your paper. . we secured & zaa& who wentto; woxsLjue' llrst of this -week. Yotxts truly, . - v f , 1 V-C , Per-'VT. A. Morse. South "WasWagtonv: Ac. Sr 1S05: - . v'- S - k ft- r : THE- SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTOH Annoiinc ikat ob Mendiy, September ISth, It will occupy Itu baatsoBte baaklns rooma in the Soothern Bn tiding, earner Promt and Chesnnt Streets, and a cordial Invitation la extended the onhlle Kenerally to call and insneet-tta quarters. , ' MATT J. HEYER, President. CHAS. JT. KVA3VS, Cashier. DAME FASHION SAYS The Petticoat or Drop Skirt. should be light-weight, soft finish, have, the silk feel and cri"--yoa can-get all these qualities in the Pres de Sole Petticoat We have them in Black, White and Evening Shades. Ask to see them. Fall Goods arriving daily at The Lie" Store. 1 PUTT & HAAR. 114 Market St sep 13-tf ALDERMAN KARR BACK. Heard Alarming Reports in New York of Race.. Trouble Here. r Alderman J. A. Karr returned yes terday from a trip of a few daysto his old home In New York. Mr. Karr said he enjoyed his trip very much but was' somewhat disturbed by sensa tional stories in -some of "the yellow sheets of New York," which carried big stories' of a 'race fTot in Wilmington, the basis' for the alarming newspaper reports having been the little excite-1 ment at Fifh and Harnett streets last night a' week ago. Soon after his ar rival Chief Williams informed Mr. Karr, who is chairman of the Police Committee, that in view of the dis torted reports of his conduct upon that occasion, he desired a full investiga tion of the affair. Mr. Karr said the committee would probably be called to gether in a day or two to consider the matttr. Grover's Soft Shoes Fop-Tcndcr Feet. . $2.00. Low Cuts $ 1.50 Solomon's Shoe Store. Shoes - i auliJ-tl a&lJ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Y Entertain i Your the Lewis and- Clark Exposition at I for Feb. 9th, 16th and 23rd on the sub- Portland, Oregon, returned yesterday jectst--.(l) Gestation j.. Signs and Man- after having .been away since August agement of . (2) Labor ; -Normal and Complicated! j (3) Child and Mother; Management of Puerperium. . . ; Dr. W. D. 'McMillan, will lecture on March 2nd oh "Anesthetics and Their Administration" and on March 9th, Dr. W. C. Galloway will 'ffeliver a- special 31st.- iMrJ Croft ably represented the State at the big Pacific Coast show as is evidenced from a number of news paper clippings, - which have found their way back- to North Carolina, giv ing an account of his having preached Monthly Report of Superintendent Laundry Machinery Has Arrived. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of the James Walk er Memorial Hospital was not held last night on account of the lack of a quo rum. However,' the regular monthly report of Dr.' Jos. Akerman,' the su perintendent1 was made- public. It shows OS admissions to - the hospital the resources of the South in general lecture on "Nursing in Diseases of the and North Carolina in particular to the I during August and a total of 128 days ifiye and rnroat. miss uaitn nton,- hundreds of prominent people withjof treatment In the outpatient -de- supermttndent of nurses, .will give lee-j whom he came in contact in that great partment there were 41 admissions and tures aurmg tne term on Massage ana i Nauonal gathering. . - x . 260 dressings were furnished. J The Dietetics.' It was Mr. Croft's first visit to the ambulance responded to52-calls. CAPTURED LUMBERTON , ESCAPE. !nd Bku the mftb.Q of on.. n UU- 1 storennc,. - caused Stand. 1 (own 4e cut of it of Sun- a maLMlifir.f.nt Wamdl- When even in tVl .ULV ln ! ' 11 0UKt to "ipie for ihov-i tW ' auSnterof Wf0re h l,me around u. ne could na u.- : marry y Girls : mity hard Plans By Architect H. E.Bonitz Ac cepted in CioTdsboro. . ' A long distance telephone, message, last night from Goldsboro stated that the plans as prepared by , Architect H. E. Bonitz, of -Wilmington, forL the handsome new Odd Fellows' Temple to be erected in Goldsboro, hadjbeen unanimously accepted. The plans call fo"r the erection of a handsome: S15, 000 structure of.: the Rennaissance style of architecture, providing every modern convenience, land being pecu liarly well adapted for; lodge purposes. Work on the new building will begin at once. A number of plans by other architects were submitted in competi tion and it is a' compliment to - Mr. Bonitz that -his drawings, etc., were ac cepted. .... ..- . V ' " J ". Plumbers and Gas Fitters.; : At last night's meeting of the. Local Union of the United Association of Journeymen r Plumbers, Gas Fitters, Steam Fitters and Steam Fitter's Help ers of the United States and Canada, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term : J. S.; King,5 presi dent; I K. Pinner. P. P.; H. G Whit ney, V. P.; W.'H. -McCartney, treasur er; j. c. McAllister, recording secre tary; r. d. Smith, inside sentlnelL'W B. Daniels, outside . sentinel; J. S. Horton A. Dunham and W. Jennings, directors. - - . :- John " Culbreth Wanted - in Robeson, Captured Here Yesterday; Policeman Leon George ' yesterday morning about daybreak, captured one of the. last of the eleven prisoners who f ecentiybroke jail at Imiberton. The Pacific Coast in 18 years and he says the development of that country has been phenomenal He was especially impressed with the growth of Seattle, Wash.; which had grown from, almost a village to a ' very large city since he was last there.-.. Mr. Croft travelled 9,500 miles on the trip and says he enjoyed it very much. The personally conducted Sea board Air Line party will be home new advertisements: 0r a no ae- 14. "ose t Rili . 16 h;rom Sheriff Stedman Tax Notice. Piatt & Haar Silk Petticoats. Southern Natl Bank Opening. " J. G. Business Locals. , ' For Sale Hunting Boat f V; Southern Supply. Co. Orangeade. . Buy a lot on Sunset Hill from J. G Wright Sc Son, Sole Agents. Buy a lot on Sunset Hill from J. G. w right & Son, Sole Agents. ; : . - The machinery for the new laundry has arrived and is now being placed on the ground, awaiting a man from the factory tojnstall the plant The laundry 'will cost 11,400 and thus far a fund of only- J100-has been secured to meet the expense. The - hospital managers desire td further appeal to the - public for contributions to. this worthy object. 'The laundry is a ne cessity, especially In Winter, and the Tolosa Sails This Morning for Liver pool Capt Holttum's Farewell. ' The British steamer Tolosa, Capt C. H. Holttum -will sail "bright and early" (if It doesn't continue to raln. this morning for . Liverpool, England, carrying the first cargo of cotton from Wilmington this season for : foreign export. The cargo consists of 10,482 bales and was taken aboard the ship in less than a week, the Tolosa having arrived-here only last Wednesday Capfc Holttum, the jolly master of the steamer, had hoped for a much longer stay iu port, .but has every assurance that he will return again Very shortly. To all of his friends he desires' to say that in the hurry of the trip he may not hare had an opportunity to call upon all and he asks to be kindly remembered to each and every with now a fond "Adieu." neerro's name is John Culbreth-and he confesses that he is one of the escapes. Liater, Mr. Croft, says, though ,they are J authorttIe3 Gf the hospital are very He was picked up by Officer George at eiy to encounier mucn irouoie witu nODefUi that the public will respond Front and Red uross streets ana is uoinuuuc euK" urt thP.jmnpftL --t - ...... .. ... .i . . . - , , . . rr held at the police station awaiting tnei uie ucj xciuxu. arrival of an officer from7 Lumberton. CunVreth said; that he had been up to bis home some where in the' country since he got away and had just come to town when he fell in the hands of the blue, coat -He seems willing to return to Lumberton ; where he was under, short, sentence for some, minor offence.'. - ' . ' ' UPON THREE -CHARGES. FRANK KIRKHAM'S DEATH. Hartsfield Crandalt Indicted' Thrice By Ed. Littleton. . Hartsfield Crandall and Ed. Little ton, both well known white men of the southern part of the city, are parties to an interesting criminal action start natK of a Bov " ' . . - : - I ctt la justice uuruemauu s cuurt jbs- Willie T. Johnson, the 13-yearold raay: antransrerrea.amaavit di .... '-w - T.i D1 A I 1 UUiUf OA . IU f UOUVC A1 UIJUUR O - wUl 1m son oi xar. .w. jonnson, ,u, -.. - , k 7 , South Front street" died Monday after noon at 4. o'clock, after a brief illness with fever, t The funeral was-conduct ed from, the residence at -11 o'clock yesterday morning by Rev. J. S. Crow ley,'" paster of Immanuel Presbyerlan Littleton is the prosecutor to tbe-case he. acclaent, says Funeral In Florence This Morning "..'." The Corner's inquest " Young Frank Kirkham, the Wilming ton boy who. lost nis me oy oeiug caught In a live wire and falling from a telephone pole : in Florence, S. VC. Monday, will be buried there, this morning after services in the Episco pal Church, t The -Florence Times .of yesterday afternoon; In -Its account oi and is represented by Herbert McCIam my and Walter P, Gafford, Esqs. . -He charges s Crandall - with, forcible , tres pass,- disorderly conduct and -'.would have him held under bond to -keep the The ; accident was much discussed on tne streets. iasi nigui wiu ; iwaj and there Is indignation expressed at the negligence of the electric company in not having their wires properly in- rest in Bellevue Cemetery. .The pall bearers vrere Messrs: J. E. Tindall, W. P. Burns, John Marine and Natnan Davis. .- u;F;;;ii' Dy wm. .j. ijeuamy antt,.w0oaus ivei- 8hare of condemnation for permitting iam, ij.sqs? -anu uie case ,is sei my gudh ft dangerous state of affairs to exist. --rj--.-;:---; rr".'.::i. "'j - "Coroner Cooper empaneled a jury Ihvestigatea Cutting Affair Justice:. Furlong yesterday investi gated the cutting affair between Owen a hearing -. before " Justice a Furlong .Thursday at 3 P. ML i Crandall was rec- .ognized .for his appearance. : at -that timer- -r ; V. ". .. .' '"' . . r y; ; Mr, Jackson Appointed.-- Mr. Geo. C. Jackson, of this city, has Quince and George Newberry, negroes, j received - official notice : from -' Head at Eleventh and -Market streets, Sat- Consul W. H. Falrless of his appoint- urday jiight -They were each charged J ment; as Head Adviser of Jurisdiction with an assault upon the other wiuv a "It," Woodmen of the World, embrae- knife; Newberry having "beenL worsted, ing the States of North Carolina, Vir necessitating his having'to, go to the gfaia, West Virginia. ; Maryland. Dela hospital, to ,be : patched up. It' was ware and the District 'of Columbia. Mr. found, however, that he .was the agres- Jackson has ' long been ""an ehthusias sor ; in the; difficulty and both defen- tic, member of the orders and is high dants were - bound to Superior Court m the councils' of the "fraternity- His under bonds bt. 550 each" wWch they appomtmentwiir give universal patis- j 'r :tl' - - , . T- 1 7.-A ' i-w -aTL wit fmm t o jjon"8ome" business connected ; with 4he Buy mot on Eunset Hill from AG. I Bar a lot on .Sunset HOI from J.Xi. 1 .tnwrr Aanorttrrant -;; - Wright & Soh?:Sole. Agents. p-, : Wright & Son"so1 s: - v .1 ;T.r-::; and held an Inquest at 10 o'clock this mornlneV. - The verdict was - that ; the deceased came to Ills death from a fall f ronf V telephone -pole - af ter: coming! In contact with a live electric wire of th-p Carolina Light and Power Com pany." - ' ' " Abused Sanitary Officer.' ' - Ben Jordan, colored, charged with cursing and abusing Mr. Isaiah West a collector in the sanitary department was t fined . 5 - and boosts- - by Justice Bornemann vesterdayj " Jordan lives on Dawson, Jietween - Eleventh ; and streets, and the offence, was THE FIRST COTTON CARGO. one Bazaar by JUight Infantry. .jv The W. L. I. is preparing to give an elaborate i bazaar for three days on the' . lawn of .its . armory on Market street the proceeds, to be devoted to a liauidation of the. company's build inir debt. The ladles will be autprt tn assist and -the date oi the event will be -early next month. The following Central Executive Com-I mlttee has been appointed to make the general - arrangements: Second Ldeu- enantThos. R. Ortell, chairman, uapt W. F. Robertson, First Lieutenant J. MoRete Hatch, Sergeant George Davis, Corporal Thos. Gause and Privates L. B. McKoy and Fred Bancks. rl-- Must Repair Sidewalks. ; p . , ; The Mayor is issuing notices to all property owners. concerned that, where sidewalks in front of their premises are in bad order they must be repair ed at- once - under penalty of the new lawbassed by the.last Legislature., ill the warnings are not heeded, it is given out that the city will have the work done on its "own" account and the expense thereof will be charged against and will be a lien upon the property. Friends at Superb Floor. Fine Music. Cars for Private Parties Chartered for $10.00 per Ev- ening Sept.l2-3t 1 Huyler's I . . ' ' " "; .-. V, " 'Pepsin Chewing Gum. , Best , . Made E. WARREN & SON,.- iK;" v; Sole Aaenita. .. v. COTTON and LUMBER Cotton and Lumber ' are. bringing good prices don't have your Glnor Saw Mill broke down half the time, -we can keep you going with the best grades of . belting, saws, files,- valves, packings, fittings, and all machinery supplies. . Call, Phone, Wire or Write. - T. D. LOVE COMFY Wholesale Supplies. 204-1!06 North Water street., . ..... Wilmington, N. C. - Sept 12-tf. . " TIDAl "TIDAL WAVE" WAVE" This brand is the best on ther market "Tidal iWaTca'1 " -TCI "Tidal. Wave." -Has not its equa!--ry it "TIDAL '- ' - y - FLOUR! WAVE" FLOUR! . Costs no more than , the ordinary brands but is the best that money can ' mill. : ' - , The F. E. Hashagen Co., " Sept 12-tt STATE :: ANT ' COTTWTr TAXES. Sept.' DISTRIBUTERS. -rt.''-r---i FISHERMEN!- Jyl.ioo Bags Old T Style - Coarse SaltClose Prices. - '- ; : For the year 1905, are now "due, and should be paid promptly. In order to avoid the ' costs imp6sed1y tbe "Law on Delinquents." The Sheriff- will -be at'.Masonboro Half Masonboro Town- Hearing - in : Bankruptcy. Geo.; H. Howell, Esq.. . referee in bankruptcy; C D Weeks, Esq., attor- friv tYio iQTiVrnrvt and Lt-V Qranv. Esq representing the petitioning hlp, . Monday. Oct -9th, Stokeleys sq., repreunso store, WrigrhtsvUle. Tuesday Oct. Jstlfc creditors,- wlU go to Wblteville this af- SftTOi poae , nArett Townshtn. ternoon to bold., thefirst meeting of j.- House, Wednesday. Oct, 11th. creditors , in tne ; case oi . a,-. nig- Capps. st0re. Federal Point Township, pen, of : Chadbourn, bankrupt... The Thursday, . Oct.,; Uthljt Castle Haynes, purpose of the hearing is to examine Blossom's Store :Friday. Oct. 13th, the bankrupt and appoint a trustee toj . i .r:-.' : .frajoc h- stedman,- settle un the csls as provided for by f Sep ,..!- v,: - .. .- Sheriff. law. : "iBuy n lot on Sunset Hill from J. G. Wright & Sonr Sole Agents. -Wi A One' thousand Void, newspapers -. for sale, t' Suitable f or 7"wrapping paper . or for placing under carpets' r'tf; DERS! TJ-2 ;PotiniIs ;of Snuff Free with ISO Pounds, r Eyerybady Come to Headquarters. aog:4t , WILMlNGTON.N. C. .'---.-ii.ji3'.--