z w
Ik .
f uu..
1
.tton worth
V"1 by Boofr
Roosevelt also
CJ!r the first capital
'and spoke within
J, President Jeff
"tPd: among other
U spoke of was the
. the great cotton
Randolph, one of
Sneers, states that
, canal is progress
fMnire the services
ad ocean freighters
4 tie completed canal
T no orront reer)-
jgS Al o -
.Ha-ovea in To-
Admiral Togo, Ja-
Ljiero was ueu5"-Cu
j William J. uijau
fLre last night, the
Wjgn for the suffrage
ee noting w
in the Mlling of 50,
Cjij and an immense
UjeaH easier at 3 1-2
L dosing bid 3 1-2,
f spot cotton quiet at
lUtmet; wneat nrm
b elevator; corn nrm
Tr oats firm, mixed
turpentine steady at
k steady strained com
IS to 4.10.
LOCAL DOTS.
Other local on fourth' page.
,o7The ' barque Arlington,
493 tons, Capt. Bitfcti----T.-.!'
Baltimore on Monday for Wifmington.
British steamer Nvaasa
Bremen, Germany, with . ...
ton, September 30th, arrived out yes-
MXRAW TO RETRACT
lVSDAY, OOTOBEK 25, 1905.
vS 0F SUBSCRIPTION
?. one Year, by : Malt a
Six Months, by Mall .,...60
Three Months, by Mail . . . .is '
i wo Months, by Mall
VVif e Visited Slayer of Her Moth
. er in Jail and Made a. -
. , Request of Him '
QUARANTINES GO OFF TO-DAY
AH Danger Having Passed Wilmington
Again Opens Her Portals "to the
- World, Without Question.
DEKCT IN THE tAW? -p paragbaphs.
Attorneys- fiiv tM-' tl., was.here yesterday..,
I ' vryuuuu mai Mrs.
Srevices. First Church of Christ. ITS PIT! EH mdmt ed.back South instead of awav
SJITS eV6nIns at 8 o.cioS FULFILMENT PROMISED "Ih. infected district, the yel7ow
Odd Fellows-hiiNf?in , . -:: w - : - uw
All are invited. , " Heart Bruised By Charoes Conail
In Letter Left by Her Husband,
She Appeals to Him to Make
li: P Written Retraction. "
Mr; J. A. Mnrnliv - n A i,s J
..MuseL ui. contagion h avi -"i"- 3ircci L,eziSiauve Art "" U1nas at ifiure. NrC.
, ed-and the flow of travel hkvtog turaJ Operates fa Reverse Orfor Lf7r; M; S' and child.
-Jed back South Atoo . iu ivcverse. uraer of Charleston; are quests at Th n
w - V kUU,
eback South iAstead of
the infected district, the yellow tr 111 mPDMCU i r, n Lr:GrgevJones, a weU toown
quarantine which ' Wiimin-t I " "TT1!: vai-u:u I U mtt 1 """eSs man of Ivanhoe, ; is , in the
lVr o;rCt' regUlatIOtf9 Consider the Matter WitK Ques-
tor guard service alone, will be lifted Sdewa,k I" Down Town
after to-dav- nnrt u. . . - . v Sections A c--.- .
. ... Will LKJ ITee I t ' X" mbiiSB
-The local cotton marW Juk 3&U UIXJ?. MA ; - - - ; '
- - Llin. Illlirn I. J -- : - I - .u 111 LHIIJI r 111 T W A I rn - . W HUT CrtOTt a A. A. ,
E2X- 4- w-TSS i-r" 'ss rsrS" 2-2Lr pepper.
nwo O.Ua JK1IPQ QOPkiTicr4- I . ; r VailCl UrfT TOP rXllalnff 4-1. . ' . - . -w fT .. IdW I Ul OUULUIHIIT WOra mmM4-n - .
3.288 hales .same dalasteasorT he was i-prisonedten ayaor Uived iasTir ciyeterda
Contractor T. L I.unr. v,-
made applicaUon for a Dmiit t h,,
a two-story shingle-roof residence for
C. C. Rice, on . Third, betwen Harnett
and Swann streets. -
Thos..A.
--Mr. Frank Sessons, of Point Cas
well, arrived last-nie-ht
.--Mr. M. T, Klein, of Jacksonville,
Cjras a guest at' The Orton yesterday.-
' -
whole sniaqEi? ii,858
9
Vn,v ;- " tr; t. .. r- wVi lusut-irom Mayor WaddelUl; . .. - "
r " ir; . yesWV M: -X--f8 W hfie -lfflflWrfcatioit '-witli -?mirit W or:e .treets of the cityc has 1 -Rev, A. w. Seabrease 'aniamiiir
Mr r r r - theaughterthe goo Wmto. L e mes of the-WtomgV
Mr.-Jiii. Batsoa ftaa tnVan vhnm ii o. - . Ttzi i ton BoariT fTToQit-sA " . . -T I returns t w.i ...
ml uie v,tMperauve stablea on tt. w w - 1 opinion that all dan hia ... A. 7 - wp-ii-r
cess street, as general maa rTT' ciw. er . heart that the guards had ai 1. enthusiasm with which Ll m:
ceedlng ' Mr. J.; W. Potter. Cllr' Bat- agalS WmT f om, the drains; T-T: " Is . championed; by those ho persist The 0 e8tS.
son is a young man of push and abUity hf ?, ifE ln tte letter :Iert . CaPf. Robt; Green;: thcbiefuaiii 5 tW; have made the discoverv Misa Jnn.o' " '
and will do well in his new nnaiHnn . . . '.
caued at the jail to see if tine; officer, breathed a TmJZ An Wf.-L. .TiZV. went to
rj?- . nses have re- "hen e communicated 2. is sald lZ, T"" " f60 r 6 tobe the-guest
UW retract hat was tion of the lifting of the QuaranTlnfiTn the act by wWcn ZT. V"! "L rembe-
-The Cape Fear Fisheries t 7:L"?L. "8 8enses ve re- "hen he communicated the-infoa:
Brunwick- wiU nroblhlv ' 7C2 "lulV.wuia retrac' what was tion of the lifting of the anarana the act bv wM,h 7 ' oerton.
last of this week. The fl communication. It a reporter last night CJaitrGreeTn town sec hti:? LZTZ Spier, snpermteri-
er AUantic, from Lewes . ni "i"."1??!6001 authority that been most efficient in the rttsrhro- Isesempnt 'iatJAZt"J . om81on of the Southern
of a fleet to arrive tn ' 711 T.? "V" V111.1"8 wife that he knew Ws duties. He was alwava i owner, f .r arrived
tory is expected SSST - vogue thes
Schooner J. Howell 1a aim furnis h LWmcl. 'lsea. taem all cases of emergency. I property owners nAtitinn f,
yesterday for New York Z evw retrac?n of of late trains and ar- while permanent iro"' t'
from the-Angola Lumber CodlSe It is Tert McCraw is hupesSran thf hl8 be made reets mVeUym
S-ame at work on this1 Uu f the pro rata eost
urZ t r 17,651 cross- at at the proper time, before court on unUl the breaPnt n , assessea TOnst abutting pro
ties, consigned hv tiio wi4. T J e . ' c court " U"L11 ltle present. Cant. Green is I nertv roLTQw niJ'
"The Store That's Always Busv "
New Arrivals On Sale This Week ' j
LADIES- TAILORED SU1T8 AND 8E PJmiMl-
L ... J BEAUTIFUL ASSORTIOF FURS
"DIES'. MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS,: S C j liil
KNIT UNDERWEAR pdr md'm ; :. .tl "jSS
K.-... . "'T' "umcn AND CHILDREN
jlNEW SHAPES IN FASHIONari t M. . . N'
.. ,,,, kkrCKr- : . . .
' THE LATEST MILLINERY FOR LADIES
"BUSTER BROWN" BELTS FOR CHILDREN; - . ?
THE FAMOUS "NONPEREIL'
NEW CARPETS, NEW MATTINGS, NEW RUGS:
mmjUr Orders IPltlyAtf
races Always RiffM. Valu
ThC C. Pnlinrrf
Opposite Postofflce.
,COST U M E VELVETS;
it:-
Front' Street
oc22-tf
k REPORT.
Lt of Agrictilture.
:er Bureau,
N.COct'24, 1905.
iata for the 24
! P. M. Tuesday, Oc-
LjA. M., 48 degrees;
femes; Maximum, 71
m 44 decrees; mean,
Be day, .00; rainfall
Mto date, 1.23.
Jet in Cape Fear rivei
Isli M., Monday, 2.5
- lUOO
ties, consigned by the EcplAstT.
ber Co. . ... .
John Holland, a neern nart
for Mr. T. Donlan. was ; before the
Aiayor yesterday, charged with driv-
. v- -wc wuii i "ui me present, cant. Rroon to
convenes, tfi pnmm,tn - . I i. . . yu oreen 18
v.v,iaw aemes Knowledge of any. f it and is glad that it ia all nv .n UT 1B " mienaea con
thing he said or! did on- that fateful that the PuM of rmen
morn n? at w.:.v1 . . . .. . uccu protecteaior the cltv. tho rTO .
"t,t mm unv-1 o ,t ngui name ana is i wum me terrible spoiitp-p ti, ,,v. i . . ---- - rvi w re-
mg on the sidewalk in the vicinity of said to regret more than words can lie in turn bowa tn n-Zl 1 qul down town streets aved. re-
lenth and . Princess streets. John express his terrible deed upon that oc- bis able assistants for the men S raiess "t100. while beyond cer
tte faction of the caf . . - the trains were aU exci fereSCrIbed limlts n Permanent
' JCOT
uaj.
-Mrs. D. W. McNauehton 9n) eta.
ter. Miss Markham. of.
spent yesterday in the city on a shop-
pius tour. .
Mrs. W. C. VonGlahn
ter, Miss Katie, are away on a visit
iu inenas ana relatives in Raleigh and
i i ,
suuwea to tne satlsfantlnn rt
court that his mule shied from a wood-
sawing outfit In .full operation in the
street and under the- etrmm
the Mayor excused the mill A . tr-
cidentally the "nigger," who was let
off without costs. 7
MRS. STRUTHERS DEAD.
Passed Away Yesterdav Puinn
- J . waasBBjf CBfc
Grists, N. C Funeral There.
iNoue oi Mccraw's people from
Franklin county have been to see Mm
and it is learned! that no definite ar.
rangements have'! been made by him
xor counsel to rpnrpaont him v
wv. UMU fXt LUC
trial. On the das- that.
inquest met to investigate the; death,
mcuraw sent fori Mr. Marsden TteHa.
my, but It is learned that Mr. Bellamy
has not yet been; retained. He coun
selled
and .-. thanks thm aZT:: 'ovements could be made and the
- -si-" ouure oi tne cost assessed
well a great public service.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Wofe-Browning . Company Repeating
Its Success of Opening Niaht.
. I r v " o iuwuuu, ine ae-
Rip-roaring farce comedy the kind ct was ,ound by attorneys, who, It
that tfolrtAo u.ili.. . . . Ha nnriorarmi v. v . . .
naiuies wneu tne nsl-
ttgeunst owners unless thev askivi
for it. In drawing the act and pre-
olMUlus me territory of compulsory
improvement, it is said that the lan
guage of the act means exactly the re-
,c,se ot wnat was Intended. The de-
bles almost refuse to be tir-vion TOI
-, . vu, TT U
the menu at the thoot
kNAC-0ct 25.
...6:16 A. M.
- ...5:12 P. M.
11 hrs. 3 min.
Soathport. .5:25 P. M.
lMimngtoa.7:55 p. M.
lit Forecast
taa-Rain Wednes-
m Thursday, colder
3th. winds becom-
tne nrisoner not-to tniv ,
Manv frioic. ; '!. iuxiu iui ms legal services were e tneatre last night
Many friends in tbla citv w. i roorSf tj..j .i .. Itho xnr t. . .
to learn of the death of milZZJZr" " T- so"cltauon I the ".ttH mpany
Struthers. widow nf t. to . r .... ! " 1CU f auoienee before it
vtr.th' V iu . uiuumw claims mat nis mind was! ciever venicle of fun "A Hot
Struthers, which occurred at 6 o'clock a blank not only at the m-fc J2I Old Time." The sirnaH,
yesteraay evening at the home of her the letters inveWn. .I." A krons, the onmv lature meets Jannarv o.T;
S8 aVStS' -othern-law but wlaen" sh The audience was antly wen k r. it is clime'd by heT at-
wiuoB, inat . tne point
ia understood, have been, employed by
ueruun parties who will resist the as
sessment for the Grace street paving.
If "such be the "case, the contest will
lead to numerous comnllcatlnna imi
an opportunity to remedy the defect
Mr. B. T. Morgan, of the Atlantic
Cost Line Passenger Department rer
turned yesterday from a, ten days'
pleasure, trip to New York.
Fred. A. Hull, of Aaheviiio. v t.
Pippen. of Enfield; J. A. Meeder," of
Council's, and T. T. Hay, of Raleigh,
were among yesterday's arrivals.
Rev. J. M. Wells, D. D., and Rev
Alex. D. McClure. D. D.. with- others
from Wilmington, have eons tn t?
Springs, N. C, to attend North Caro
lina Synod.
Mr. R. J. Rivenhark A n . t.
Hamilton Rifles Are Best Values on the Market
$3.00Three Skes'.retail Pe: No. 15, $1.50 , No. 19, $2.00: 23;:1
Good profit to dealers and r eady seUers. S
Eemington, Hammer and Hammer less Guns. Also, Rifles and latest
w -improved Automatic Guns. "
We carry full stock and can give prompt shipment.
Peter's Loaded Shells Best Made.
Special inducements to merchants. Glad to auote. ;4H
" "
N. Jacob! Hardware Co.,
agent at Darlington, s. C. returned No, 10 and 12 South Front street Warehon Nn
home veatprrlav mntr, . I Oct oncet. vvarenouse JNo.
home yesterday morning after spend-
ius me aay witn bis brother, Mr J
W. Rivenbark.
Yesterday afternoon's Fayetteville
Observer: "Mr. and Mrs Toff r
wm, Mjm WO-
Water street.
wjn not present Itself until the Legis- soms returned yesterday from Boni-
latnr nuuto To tt tt r. . I m tt . " UUUI
H-apron strings.
P or State official
F ignorant or eulpa-
aflnsdutv he is
to wait ihn
N6 President
p to Southern pre-
others he offends
He appears reallv
No so in the latter
N. C. Mrs. Struthers was up and about
tne nouse until noon, when she com
plained of feeling unwell and retired
to her room. She gradually became
weaker in spite of 'all that niiM Tw
done for her and she passed away
peacef ully-as the shades of nieht be.
gan -to appear. Mrs. Strnthora w
in the 85thyear joJL her ge and was
greatly Deioved by all who knew her.
Her death will come as a ahoct tn
many friends in this city.
Mrs. Struthers was born in Ken.
land and would have reached her 85th
year next January. She nosaeasml
ner tnat morning. Whether Insane
or crazed by drink or druer. kin rio.ia.
I ration that he knew noi,what lie did, I
is regarded as most unusual . In the
llght-of the sequence of eventn hntii
u.Ler me terriDie tragedy.
Pleased.
Tornight's blU will be on a nf tho Vitt.
t.iLjr pmys or tne company, "The
wortnern Lights," the scenes being
u in Montana about the time, of
muster s last charge. The story is not
a Diooa-curditag one as the environ-
raiseri la a :
purely technical one and one that the
courts would not construe otherwise!
man iS tne meaning of the act It is
pointed out that most any sentence nf S
length In the English language .may
is aisionea into other than its ex-
fay, Fla.. where Mr. RpsRnmu ina.0
, -W4k.u UWUU0
snortiy to make his future home."
Col. Peter Mallett, of FayetteviUe,
is Yisiung nis daughter, Mrs. Gabriel
Holmes, on lorth Third street Col.
ma"e win De greeted with pleasure
by his many friends In Wilmington.
TIE OR IE NT A I
Will Be Open Monday, October 22nd.
The ladies ate esDeeiallw inuit.rf .. . '
consists of all kinds of JananrM Z ' an examl" 0r stock, which
Ware. Japanese .an d Chinese Cantung and Satsuma China
Fancv aaado nf -i- . ' .
Duchess, Neapolitan and CtunZ TLl 1l i"CJ"T"9 thL famo Pontlne,
Brasses, Bohemian Glass and Camen w ,'i,n urawn work- Antique
Speciatty. Ware- Persian and Turkish Rugs a
i iftu-r . uo Bo uie environ-l r; 118 vAi-r. ul VINE'S ESCAPP . - .
"'rnnmvrKUMUTioNs. ment would seem to indicate, but the act meamne and that the courts will WKKA & MALUUf,
fSF PiT RU""wnrCM.lr8,r",V Y. M. C A. BuUdlng.
Capt Robertson Pmniv afternnmi v xr " i -TO conslrfei rt.o ronfSi - - fday Morrting, .
- - . nwuroniwuilE DeODiet.. . 'VI.VI..T, uctevi ui I . I n;iTi.w - -
Capt Robertson Property.
The office .of first sergeant being
vacant on account of resignation the
following appointment and nromo-
jcu uen ja.iiL.arj-. tne possessed I -ruusui uiu yruuio-
all those strong characteristics of the I tiona w?re Polished In General Or-
--- -.w. a U Wt. UT VjUIIL mill-
afternoon the Woods-BrownlnB- nonnla
will offer a specialty matinee at which
jaaster and Man" will be trivon Tho
hour of the matinee la 3 nwir
uldr prices wUlprevail.
fH.of the New
I .rm
- x vy in -
it that he will not
that the fam.
f on having three
tat fioosevelt gets
Won the govern-
f1 U Tin rllT
uuuiJL
Pthhim toiT..
Play tip
flocks them out
Scotch people and cherished through
her long and useful life a devotion to
the Scottish traditions and precepts.
She is survived by three sons, Mr. Wil
liam Struthers and Mr. Hugh L.
struthers. of Grists, and Mr T,maa
Struthers, who now resides fn P.nTvn-
also she is survived hv a ii,ir,.
ter, Mrs. J. A. SDrineer. of this
city. Mr. and Mrs. Sorineer arp now
in New York and 'until they can be
neara iron?, no arrangements will be
made as to the funeral, it will ho
held at Grists, however, and the re-
First Baptist Meetings.
The series of revival services begun
at the. First Baptist church Sunday
and give promise of much
in tne community.
ertson, commanding, - at the regular
weekly ..drill of the Wilmington Light
Infantry last night: First sergeant
George Davis, promoted; C. G. Mc
Mlllen, second sergeant nromoted: s.
C. Potts, third sergeant nromoted;
P. L., Cantwell, fourth sergeant pro- 6 T a wonderful hold upon the
motedh T. J. Cause, fifth sergeant pro-' t6 ThTeTlafSe choQ choir led by
moted; L. E. Hall, first corporal. IZ- ? " ft?63 H" Parrl8n-of Kentucky, is
motedfH.B.Parsec?nat wln? mSt ir'
promoted; J. Holmes Davis, tMrdeor SS m?iC Rev' J C" Ma8see. of
poral, promoted; W. iTroteSotS ?lTfnacl!.Baiti.8t. ch"5h to
corporal, promoted; A. C. Smith, fifth U ZlZ?,5 leUmg
To Nxmsldef the reiiortedeft in
the language of the act and for the Frfends of Capt. John F. Dlvine.are
Durcnm or ran-inc nnm. a. . uonEraTn atinv him nn
- 1 oviuio wuoo in re-1 iwu nsrroir es-
gard to the sidewalks of the Htv thalP6 from serious lniurv bv helnc Tim
Board of Aldermen has been called to dowa by a city stfeet car on North
meet in conference at the (Mtv TTt.iilFrnt street yesterdav mnmino- tv'
to-morrow night At the meeting it tween 10 and 11 o'clock. Capt Divine
ih expected tnat a legal opinion upon wos ou nis way over to his office at
.uu tup ouneL law will rw I ucouumu iers nun was in
Submil'ted nnA aAsr,taA iv.x I the act. of ornochii. 1, . . .
r "wyiw auu mai steps i , i ib me a ttcK. wnen
wui oe taken at once to remedy the "y car No- 21 in charge of Motor
being well attended and the SDeakepa I present deplorable condition of the man B- c- Jones, under alow rate of
are gaining a wonderful hold upon the "defalks down town. Whether other sPeed, ran into him. Capt Divine was
luajiera win come up and whether the on e render and fell forward
mOTiui6 ue a pudiic one or not is J -ub time tne car was com-
not yet known. ing to a standstill. Mbtorman Pete
The alleged defect in the street law Merrtt was on the car Instructing the
tci jr. geaeraiiy aiscussed In uu picKea Uapt DI-
municlpal circles and is known to have vme up as ne f e11- He was fortunate-
oc22t1.w
REPUTATION.
The Atlantic National Bank's reputation ha, been years in building and
we feel that the community as well a s ourselves are proud of its success.
The Atlantic has madeJrVllmington famous as a banking point, and we will
t..... w in.in our repuiation as conservative, safe and ac-J
commodating Bankers.
JOHN S. ARMSTRONG, President,
J. W. YATES, Cashier.
mains will be laM r' KTr, cornorai nmmn L Im" , u 111116 accessions to the church member- 801116 concern whether the point u Yery "ttle nurt and proceeded to
ofh SSSi' NeU1 MOrSei 81X01 h-P.alreadybeenreceiveu, The - to the language of the act Is well Kofflce. "h only a lew slight bruises
rairan mm i m ii f i t a n n v n M j
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
of her lamented husband in the fam
ily burying ground there, j
Mr. and Mrs. William Stnrthera. .Tr
and Miss Hettie Struthers, of Wil
mington, will go ub to Grists nn the
6 o'clock train this moraine on account
of the death of their grandmother.
North Carolina Sorosls. .
The North Carolina Sorosls Is en
gaged in "an undertaking of immense
value to Wilmington in its efforts to
establish a practically free library. The
iiDrary rooms are in the Odd Fellows
corporal, appointed.
Capt. Robertson amjolnts t! J. Ranoe
as property sergeant to j&sist the First
Sergeant in maintaining a record . of
the property of the company and to
open an account with each member of
tne command as to the Issuance of the betterment of the community
meetingg continue dally with aervicen f taken or not
at 3:30 and "7:30 P. M. The public
is cordially invited' to attend the ser
vices and the good people of all de
nominations are asked to Join in the
movement which means so much for
EAGLES IN NEW HOME.
REFORM COLORED YOUTH.
State Movement to Establish Reforma
tory For Criminal of Negro Race'
, ucuarea in
WGa..tht
m half x()rth
h Southern half
front a few
lred that he
Quality.
of Tex-
ernational and
j"Wav for $100 .
- --.H as vio-
Passenger
lllrown Ant
U- as to
to look
ease.
f social
wr h
t v..
K!-'eftH'Kl'
M .. "ie a?.to
? not the
i- mat
2? a
JU.Urolinians
,Xopth Car-
eonn-
Lodge Room and Club Apartments
Handsomely Furpished Norfolk.
Carolina Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Wilminaton Furnltur. caninv TBieB' met Iast nlS1t r the second
x v. -- - I tlme m Its handsome new lodge room
JLC!5Pca f C0rP.rall01 for the in the I. Shrier building; on North
JL:" w" Front eet The occasion Was one
"f v,ier OI tae aupenor of felicitation for the aerie, which In
U1tJ Btfday' 7116 Corporators addition to marking an important
are W. T. Mercer,-E. S. Hancock. A. enoh tn 1nsal V r.' in Lu. 1 :
: inuiuuswu. auu neuQerson marked the herinn!nr n
The author-1 a dozen nromisine- eaeieta nrtiv
handsome new hnl.T oVr", ..Rev- J- Willingham, of Faeytte-
Princess streets, anil the itlrTZ T"16' commissioner for the parent con- of Wilmington, a,
W the nucleus oriiuouma promising eaglets, who' were gan el TTh
wards a library which they'asDire to , V aaare8S ie;coiorea people cap,iai kock 1S ,iZ5,ooo, but thel Inducted into the order according to known as the nf, TnZlJZ,
, " Luejf aspire .to 1 0f wilmimrtnn' in mnca mantim. I comnanv mnv heo-fn on tiinAn , . . . TS. I RUUWU as tne juniors, Intermediates
K a ftrdrli. n TTTI T 2 - . . I . " - m.ttvu.& ub Ul. I C. wu .x.,v.y. IfUH.II I Wit? tUIHUIIUBII Pflrpmrmiafl . nr InltiaHAm I ..- o 1 .. '.
. . ... t v - - v. tj u. juiuaLiuu I aim nHiiinrH in t- r. n . .
is subscribed in shares nf tmn en.h of f.rt A-. - . -.. - w games
WW WMVU I UlUOli
as follows
and, perhaps, a scratch or two
The same car early yesterday after
noon on Front between Grace and
Walnut streets ran into an ice deliv
ery wagon. The damage was trifling.
Y. M. C. A. BASKET BAfcC
Teams Being Organized For Winter
Season Boys' Brigade.
The approach of Winter brings a re
vivi oi interest in basket ball at the
ax. v,. a., ana teams for the three
leagues that are to take part In the
sport this season are beinsranidlv or.
feanlzed. The three leaeues will he
a. urcuiL LO WlJTrnnPTnTi lartzHn. I - - . . . w
ly Sorosls deserves the commendation 15 J:tT
and heartv
Die of wnm,. J rr"'" st. a the Moitot-OUTe
will give at fhe hk,, -"o cuuterence is to estamisn a reior-
Monday eentaS f8 matory ,or criminal youth of the
0 RsL Ju hh? A.;Poe, of Fay-
and while no ch , n XmTL lettevuie, nas donated a site of 56 acres
tance mSrSi,,0.r Proposed reformatory
be contririorwr L oMy;rematos for the color-
voluntarllv doroT,. T ed people, of the State to show their
Kv i . i iii'iTHNKxrv . iiiiiininn' r i a n otiah rnar
i 9 uvau VP"-Y
by the two last named leagues, jthe
Boys' Brigade will have teams and
somexciting contests will be put up.
rne games will begin on Friday
uisui, iovemoer -3ra.. . With nnntoata
Vthe
books. A delightful 4-
ised to all who attend the reception. ..
Hospital to Rolice Court "
When Rufus
municipal court yesterdav. he ho,
the scars of battle-
discharged from the hospital where
a rent in the breast Inflicted with a
lie, had heen Mmrltt i - i-v
Akerman. Rufus was not before the
court as a defendant but in the role
Prosecutor and n
at the bar as the prosecuted. Rufus
nad been in the hands of the Philis
tines the niht , . ; j
irom his anniranU. w i.... l
. . , ,v juoi 11UW,
the-meetings in. this citv will he wel
attended and that Tthe colored people
generally will be responsive to the a-'
peals of Rev. willingham. who is here
m the interest of the work. -
Governor's Prompt Action.
Yesterday's -: Raleigh - Post says:
"Governor Glenn heard a rumor' yes
terday evening that Bill Carterra- ne
gro, was in jail at Kenansyille for out
raging a little white girl and a lynch
ing was eznected. The Governor, had
received no Information from the Dup
lin county sheriff but he immediately
wired to that official that the militia
would be placed ; at his
(wirnmnitil "
when and vWa i,. m 1 InuAooaa
ne confessed the mild impeachment" of called if so desired. Last night the
. mg been very drunk. The Injiired Duplin sheriff wired that the negro
innocence of the female by bis side I had been placed : in :the . Goldsboro
oo lmnrosiiaiT .4 . . . . I .
- v luc vuui L uuuer i
e circumstances that she was forth-
- -u reiuctantiy discharged.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ahrens Good Health. '
Warren & Davis Hot Rolls. " -mtt
& Haar Toay's Tomorrow !
Jas. M. Hall Cheaper Than Wood:
BUSINESS LOCALS.V
s (On Second Page -
Lost Silk Wnth T?iW: -
Rural t a V 7? , " ' ; f cnurcn &id' tne inter
'v-irai b. & Lu Ass'n Secondf Series. PJne Forest cemetery
Died In New Y-Qrk. ; :r"' :
Fred Stewart , the 21-yeaxKld , son
6f Henry. Stewart, a well known color
ed resident of Wilmington, arrived
last night from Brooklyn, JT. Y.," where
his death occurred . Saturday.' : The
young colored man went -to New York
to live aBojt three years ago and had
been a resident there ever since. He
leaves a wife and one child. The fiin
eral will be conducted at 3 o'clock this
afternoon from St' Luke's A. M. E. Z.
church and. the Interment will be in
W. T. Mercer! 50: E. S. I Tht lMra
Hancock, 30; A. Rich, 10, and -Hen- furnished with large heavy, plano-pol-derson
Cole. 60. The corporation is ished oak and all other appurtenances
formed to buy and sell, at wholesale necessary to an up-to-date F. O. E.
ri Tr at t. n.rr . 1 . . . . T . . - . I .... . .. ... I
. T .s.. v. i v. uu. me uuu ruums roine Min in tne Y. M. c A mting-ntm
"-e b muw iu- vuu uwr re now Demg nueu up ana in the Boys' Brigade armory The
struments. jewing machines, general atgreat expense and wil be formal- first games at the armory will be
merchandise, etc., and to manufacture ly opened with an elaborate banquet between the Boys' Brieade and the a.
mattresses and flimitrlre of o1l Mr.a hi ahnnf o nuik i 6 C -fiS"
t- --. ..w uuuo. i -. Wt LCU uajra. a. uiuiu-1 Bucuiuon young men and. the A. C. L.
4 iuvhoi vuuw mux 1 C1UL111 m UWS
city. : '' : '
To-Day,
To-Morrow,
And the Next Day
You Will
Find Something Nev at
The Little Store.
J3T
-ora- Keck Raffllngrw, Cace Chmlsttea,
..-urr nan- iot wuni 0-ln Wide.
Corduroy, All Shades, 50c per yard. '
Iadlea Glf Jackets, 94.00, Sweaters,
27-lnck.
A PROBLEM
In Piano Perfection. :
Add together: ' v
A delicately refined
TONE.
A light and responsive f '
TOUCH.
A perfectly balanced
ACTION.
An artistic .
CASE.
The worlds record for J
DURABILITY.
Sum total i v-
Track Facilities In FayetteviUe.
i The Atlantic Coast Line, through
Hon. Geo. M. Rose, attorney,; has ap
plied to the Fayetteville town Council
for permission to extend its passage or
switch track in that citv and to nxvtA
its present main line to the west so as-
to giye free and unobstructed passage
for vehicles along Winslow street:
also .that . .passenger . .j trams going
NOrth and South may be next to the
depot and hot on the track awav from
same as now. The permission Is be
ing resisted by the Raleigh and South
port railroad which has already been
granted a franchise to go down Wins
low streets and by certain property
owners alone the Dronosed mute The
matter has been, referred to the tall-
road Committee for renort to a full
meeting of the Board .of Aldermen -
some" piano with nianola attachment
has been purchased for the parlors
and all arrangements are beine made
lor a first class buffet service to mem
bers.- A competent - white steward
will-be engaged and , the. Eagles will
cultivate In every waya club fellow-
Iship among its members.
Carolina Aerie is Just now nlannlne
for, a big trip to Norfolk on Thanks
! giving Day to witnes the Carolina
football game and to make an official
visitation, to the Virginia aerie In that
city. It Is-probable that a large con
tingent of the . Wilmington "high fly-
era" will soar over to Tvo-rfollr tta
.. w JI . . 1
day and enjoy all thafs coming their
way. - ;. f
Negro Slashed Last-Night.
-A negro giving,, his name as Chas.
Anderson was carried to the hospital
last night f He had a knife wound
over 'the right eye. and on the right
wrist. If a tendon was severed In the
wrist the wound may be rather serj-J
ous," but otherwise the patient Is an
Mrs. T. Frank Bell Dead.. ' " ' ' ." ' i
Mrs. Mary. A. Bell wife of T. "Frank ... X 7. .
tt-.ii'-,ii wt. , , - -r-j,, -.-Tiiieutce-uuTsrHoii saia last mgnt aDOUt
Bell well known In the city, died last 10:36 o'clock he was standing at the
nlsht at 6:20: O'clock at the famflv . .. uu6 ay wo
v - v. M J . -T i ience , at ,; tne r tear; of Mr.,r D. . . Mc-
- ,rr !L,eei' agea &b Eachern's residence, on. Seventh
1 . . iv... - J. ,i 1 ". ,cu&uiS u, LHO tJUIUI BU COOK.
husband, . :three daughters. . Mrs. G&0. 1 . -.vu. : . -"-.. .
iTT- . . - 1 wuiw uittu ciuim mong, naa some
ZEZJPJ; Tl?!;"?. M-'-M P0 Wm with
-T,,7 rrr XT ' ieMBrB- a knife. - No other particulars were
Willie and .Walter Bell, The funeral ioora .-. ":!
will Lhe, conducted from the i familv '
home at 3 .o'clock-this afternoon and
the remains will be laid td rest in Bel. tt r.
levue cemetery. . .' , - was here yesterdav. '
and Triangles. At the Association the
teams of E. C. Lucas and H. Woollcott
wui contest and the Boys' Brigade In
termediates will hattle with the As
sociation Crescents. ' All- Ihese teams
WUI be well matched and the games
promise to be very interesting.
Eoliearme for Evealas;Ttar,
lS-lach MeaaallBe Taffeta la Plata aad
. aang-eable, 59c
4S-loeh Rata Clothe i85eb Per Yard.
Araald Nltsnkl, for KImui, SS-laek,
:9c.i rw- x Bra.
- HAAR. iV
Leakajlllc . Blanket., Kalt Corset Cay.
. CTm -iErBsf vrio tsiaakets.
oczo-ti - .-. ,- . - . - --
STIEFF,
Warerooms,
Front and Grace streets,
Wilmington, N. C- : .
W. SCOTT DECKER. . .... . .Manager.
Back from New Orleans.
The United States Revenue Cutter
Seminole is expected to return here
from New Orleans where she has been
in the yellow fever Quarantine serHne
about the first of November. The Sem
mole Is now. to command of Cant J.
H. Quinan, ' who Joined the ship at
uuirport, miss., September 30th. The
cutter Is. now stationed at Fort' Mor.
gan, Ala., and Is reported, to have done I'vtfinea
citeueui. service in tne quarantine
Funeral of Mrs. Jenkins.
The funeral of the late Mm Alma
Jenkins was conducted, from the fam.
.coiut-mjw, jecona ana . Meares
streets, yesterday .- mornlne -at. t in
o'clock, the Rev. J. S. Crowlev . nastor
of Immanuel Presbyterian chur, .Ofli-
ciaung. The Interment was In Belle.
VllA tAmntnmr l m "nn11 I. . '
been Messrs. Thos. Lossen. M: M mDUDX-KKflVVK ?.R CTnPlf
. .. - i w aw aw a mm mm lllll Ba . B-B B mm n
Haney, I. W. Haney, Ben. T. Burns, The Peer of Popular Priced Attractions
Walfar P. Rums -5nd ww tt taa fiu-fi Attractions
: w.atjaa U1U11.
DIED.''' - "('v ; ntKri UIGMTS.
STRUTHERS -At the home bf Tier I 5 , : MASTER. AND MAN."
inn. Mr WIIH.m rnh.ra nt I spars nn ,nn . lul. , .1 m - -
f. W I?T.T71TEqD IW.PHI-II ima 1 . . . .... "" . . ILllllllUjr B.
relict o7ih r":? -ropuiar races
Good Health fa mora k. j
ieat whef ' A ca-ot easUy be
u....v. wiijiuuL me use - or
Dure, fresh drn - iv.
which the human '-.h i. fcJ,. .ii".
a cure, but yon mnat vo.r 2
raST T,- M. 'I? Fe wiyinsr here.
- i' cviiy Lions. -
1. AHRENS, The Drure-fst
44- , 197 Princess street
ASS of music;
ALL.THia WEEK.
THE ' ' ' .'
oct 25-tt
Hot Soils
CO.
Supp
er Daily! I
WARREN &. DAVIS, I
1
'Phones': 61
85th, year of ber are. i ' oc. 24-lt.