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LOCAL DOTS.
There were no cases of impor
tance in the Mayor's court or in mag
isterial circles yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon's Fayetteville
Observer says: "The Cumberland
Truckers' Association shipped the first
car load of lettuce, this season, to Phil
adelphia to-day."
The local cotton market Yester
day remained steady at 10 1-2 cents
though the New York market advanced
to 11.40. Local receipts were 2.149
bales against 3,605 hales same day
last season.
Rev. M. C. Walton, of Bureaw. will
Dreach at Brooklyn Bantist church at
both the morning and evening ser
vices to-day. Rev. J. A. McKaughan,
vpsterday a
. nmnmi iiava "
ortv was organized
Thite "Republicans for
TTiiliams Uis
at Greensboro
i Vow i O
...w ' TUSL ,v- "
':,dl nominal, time
. fflOt COUOU u-"-
L. nnrhanged; wheat,
j 54 3-8; corn firm, No. 2,
nats nrui. iuiau,
...wtnT! 1-2: rosin
4 common to good, 4.10
REPORT.
THE MUTINY HORROR
Adams and Sawyer Placed on
Trial for Their Uves in
Federal Court
TRUE BILL AGAINST SCOTT
Arraigned and Trial Set For Tuesday
Wm. J. Bellamy Assigned as Coun
sel to Defend Him Other
Cases on Yesterday.
The trial of Arthur Adams and Rol
ert Sawver. twn nf tht throo noprn
the pastor, in spending a few days at seamen charged with the fearful muti-
oiwy "'"v. nv and mnrrtor nf Cant V. T? TJhttiIII
peremptorily challenged by the de-'
fence. H. W. Hood was taken andthe
jury finally empanelled as follows: ...
W. W. Larkins, of Pender; 'M. M.
Caddell, of Robeson; Monroe Hick
man, of Brunswick; F. M. Moore, of
Brunswick; Billy Watkins, ol Rich
mend; G. F. Allen, of Bladen: "H. G.
j Hewett, of Brunswick; w. A. Wilkes,
or Robeson; J. D. McKeithan, of
Brunswick; R. I. Durham, of Pender;
H. W. Hood, of Brunswick; D. J. Bur
ney, of Bladen. Four of the jurors
came from Brunswick, three - from
Bladen, two from Pender, two from
Robeson, and one from Richmond. Mr.
H. W. Hood- of Brunswick, was the
last taken. He is from SouthDort
where the tragedy was perhaps more
widely discussed than elsewhere and
as taken by the defence without any
examination whatever
The bill of indictment was then read
BAZAAR THIS WEEK
Big Affair Under Auspices
Masonic Fraternity With
Assistance of Ladies
IV -- UV1 Ul VCbjJC XW. IV',' ' I I l 1
and four members of the crew of the by the Dlstriet Attorney and the fol
lowine witnesses for the srovexnmenl
JUvangeilSt lor tne JbTSDVtery Of WU- DVi,, , , . . . lowmg wiuiessw iur me gumuieui.
mington, will begin a series of revival PhiladelPma schooner Harry A. Ber- were sworn. D. s. stetson j. w. Tay.
meetings at Delgado to-day. The first Ml ujr m wwutr, nor, 1. t: tieweu, rneo. simons, tienry
day morning. Four witnesses, includ
ing Capt. Isaac F. Hewett, of Vine
land, N. J., managing owner of the
Berwind; Capt. J. W. Taylor and
which occurred late yesterday after- " . T.tQ f y..
Boon at the fami xesideace. Ninth H. Km,, wtich toot tte neEroes from l"! to
and cnesnut streets. The funeral will aboard tne ill-fated ship, and Henry
beconductea to-day. Scott, the third negro credited with be-
The alarm of fire from box 26 at
11 o'clock yesterday morning was on mutinous crew and wno is vet to eo
account of a blaze from a defective , , M .
Q m 919 pc. o, I on trial for his own part in the affair,
H GLl, Va UtUQO OUCb UHUCU I
by Capt J. VanB. Metts and occupied testified during the day and at se quar-
by Capt. s. F. Craig. The damage was ter to 5 o clock a recess was taken
sermon wiirbe at 4 o'clock this after
noon. The night service will be at
7:30 o'clock.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Truelove will sympathize with them
deeply in the death of their little son.
Frazier. M. Arnetrecht, W T. Pinner.
S. P. Collier, Henry Weeks, R. JR.
Weeks, W. J. Mintz.Or. J. A. Dowier,
Dr. B. S. Warren, Henry Scott
Capt. Hewet, managing owner of the
Berwind, testified that the- vessel was
an American craft and gave the offl
Of
IN THE TEMPLE BUILDING
Flower Fair, Baby Show, Dancing
Each Night and Many Other Feat
ures on Tapis Committees
Meet To-morrow.
lent of Agriculture.
Ifather Bureau,
X C., Nv- lW0
data for the 24
SP.M.. Saturday, Nov.
atS A. M.. 45 degrees;
. r '- . i Rl
3 degrees; .Maximum,
mm, 44 degrees: mean,
Is the day, .00; rainfall
i to date, trace.
Inter in Cape Fear river
1 8 A M., Saturday, 4
CM.MANAC Nov. 5.
6:'26 A. M.
5:01 A. M.
,.10 hrs. 35 min.
sSou!lport.2:53 A. M.
tigton.5:23 A. M.
jjitr Forecast.
i Carolina-Rain Sunday,
liiortheast portion. Mon-
IEsa southeast winds.
about $150 with insurance.
Miss Florence Davis in "The
Palyed Maid" at the Academy of Mu
sic yesterday matinee and night was
pronounced by all who saw it as the
premier attraction here this season.
The audiences at both engagements
were very good indeed for Saturday.
A petition for an election on water
works and sewerage for the town. of
until to-morrow morning at 9 : 30
o'clock when the trial will be resum
ed with testimony in behalf of the
defendants, Col. Skinner, the District
Attorney, having announced at the re
cess yesterday evening that the gov
ernment would probably rest when
court opened Monday morning.
.. w. i i ne xnai auraciea an unusuajiy
Red Springs is being circulated, and large crowd all day and standing
hofnro tlio wpoV's OTiri aava the Bpil I i at t t i s i
own knowledge about the mutiny and
was stcod aside by Mr. Peschau on
cross examination.
Capt. Taylor, of the schooner
Blanche H. King, told of sighting the
vessel ahead off the Cape Fear coast
about 9" o'clock on the night of Oct.
ICth, his attention having been attract
ed bv the manner in which the vessel
was being steered and a red light on
the quarter, contrary to law. He
steered his vessel nearer and hailed
the Berwind, asking what was the
trouble. A reply came back that one
man aboard had killed the captain
and four men aboard and they wanted
to be taken off. Capt Taylor sent his
mate and four seamen in a yawl to
The event extraordinary for a great
number of Wilmington people this
week will be the elaborate bazaar to
be given Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday afternoons and evenings in the
spacious Masonic Temple for the
benefit of a fund to place an eleva
tor in the building. The support and
co operation of a large number of lad
ies have been enlisted in the work and
thev are workine industriously and
enthusiastically to round out a magni
ficent success of the affair. Every de
nartment of the work has been as
signed to a committee and these com
niittees are meeting almost daily to
the end that nothing Bhall be neglect
ed.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
4.
Mr. B. F. Rogers, of Concord, is a
guest at The Orton.
Dr. J. P. Brown, of Ashpole, was
among yesterday's arrivals.
Mr. Guy V. Barnes, of Raleigh,
was among yesterday's arrivals.
Mr. W. L. Clement, of Cheraw, S.
C, was a guest at The Ortou yester
day. Mr. Fred Kidder and Miss Annie
Kidder returned from Baltimore yes
terday morning.
Second Lieutenant A. D. Hinckley,
oi the revenue cutter Seminole, has
gone to Boston on a month's leave of
absence.
Yesterday afternoon's Fayetteville
Observer says: "Mrs. William Glover
is entertaining this afternoon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. N. E. Bunting, of
Wilmington."
Mr. A. C. Smith, who recently un
derwent an operation at the James
Walker Memorial Hospital, has recov
ered sufficiently to be able to return
I to his home on Walnut street.
Wilmington is glad to welcome as
residents the family of Mr. E. J. W.
Anders, of Ivanhoe, who have taken a
residence on Princess street, and will
occupy it this week. Mr. Anders is a
surveyor of experience and ability
and is in Wilmington to locate perma
nently.
Mr. L. J. Merriman and family of
Buy Dutchess Trousers every time.
They're perfect in style, in fit, and in line.
If you buy Dutchess once, you will again;
They're good in cloth, in seam and in hem.
OHO YOU EVERI-I
hear of a man who gave up wearing
DUTCHESS TROUSERS because he
found something "just as good for
less money?"' We've yet to meet that
man, and we sell hundreds of pairs of
DUTCHESS TROUSERS every year.
f. SHRIER,
The Reliable Clothier and Furnisher,
(Sign of the Golden Arm.)
N. E. CORNER FRONT AND PRINCESS STREETS.
Tt. Lnnaoi. it 4a Vioralriori will S)f
lucoaiiaai, .J vi m..vu, ..... -
ford "amusement for the very small, Ivanhoe, have removed to Wilmington,
restful to the very old and useful to and are occupying the Meginney rest
nil " There will be auite a number of dence, just east of the City Hall. Mrs.
wt),a rtianlav nf fancv work. Meginney, Mrs. Gregg and children
Then there will be lemonade, candy
and refreshment booths, an old-fash
ioned country store and other attrac
tions too numerous to mention. A
niiTTihor nf handsome Drizes will be
offered each night to keep up the in
terest and several of the contests are
expected to be exciting
will spend the Winter in Florida.
Wilmington is glad indeed to welcome
Mr. Merriman and family as residents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Culpep
per, of Richmond, Va., are in the city.
Mr. Culpepper is manager of the Rem
ington Typewriter Company, in Vir
ginia, North and South Carolina,, and
The flower show will be a special wears a gold badge, presented him by
a J 4-Vi. lvll.s to q ac ti rA ff .1 i m
feature and the public is assured of
one of the finest exhibitions ever wit-
before the week's end, says the Red
Springs Citizen, more than enough
signatures will have been obtained to
place the matter before the people for
a vote.
Mr., J. Tillman Howard has had
printed on heavy card board, suitable
for framing, in red and black, an in
teresting poem entitled "When Will
seemed to recognize the great public
interest being taken in the case and
were very patient. Inside the bar
railing was packed with attorneys,
witnesses, jurors, court officers and
newspaper representatives. Court
tho TCini? and hfttween 11 and 12
o'clock broneht the three negroes from nessed in North Carolina.
the Berwind on the Kine. placing a Most of the mercnants nave aonat
rrpv nhnarri the abandoned craft and ed literally to the success of the event
stm
Tn or-oio-K vtoViinrf tho K"int to I nthorc in thpir undertaking ana to tnai
TT1UU Oil wuauu I " "" 'J
Southport, where he subsequently de- end ask all who desire to contribute to
incai parlance, was at a premium, crew aDOara me aDanaoueu cran auu eu nuerau.v w ouoo v.. .
Judge Purnell and Marshal Dockery instructing the mate to steer the Ber- but the ladies hope to interest
TTnmnicm TAo " Thcv arp verv nttraf- convened at 10 o clock and the prison
tive 17x28 inches in size, and will make ers were brought from the jail heav-
I.. . , ., . 1 a . ji
an attractive wall decoration for un- uy ironed, tne tnree Deing nanacunea
ion men.
I livered the prisoners to the author
ities. Capt. Taylor described condi
tions aboard the ill-fated ship and
I identified the log book and other reo-
ords fcfund In the cabin after the mu
tiny. John Hall, mate of the Ber
wind. was formerly Capt. Taylor's
the company In appreciation of his
having been with them twenty-three
years
Mr. E. L. Matthews, who has been
in the office of the A. C. L. Auditor
of freight receipts in this city, has
resigned that position to take a simi-
.... . , , i mi uuc vrxiu cue; a. oc u. laiiiuau wiui
The babv show Thursday afternoon 7 . J . ' "
ternoon. Mrs. Matthews and child
will join him later.
at 4 o'clock will be a most interesting
feature as all such exhibitions always
are. There will be prizes and for the
other little folks who will attend Miss
Mamie Alderman has a treat in store
ve wall decoration for un- uy ironea, tne mree Deing uauacuueu wina, was rormeny api. iajiui o lviamio aiuchuou "
Mr. Howard has tliem for together with Scott in the lead. They mate and he identified the dead man's in the way of a Donkey Party with
tVio yorvrrla which I nnmnrnns fnmP-S and refreshments.
AT LUMINA TO-DAY.
tBroughton. of Atlanta,
frnDixon names. Queer
poffilists won't let one
ie of the street and the
sale at 10 cents each.
The Rev. George B. Webster, pas
tor of Bladen Street M. E. Church, will
begin a series of revival services to
day at 11 A. M. The Rev. M. J.
Duryea, formerly of Chicago, HI., but
now doing evangelistic work in this
State, will assist the pastor. Services
will be held at 11 AJ M. and 7:30 P.
M. to-day and at 7:30 P. M. each even
ing during the week.
Owing to a misplaced correction
line, one of the pranks likely to occur
with the linotype, the name of Mr. D
!s come from the State
fairs about fakirs
permits them to do
fcsther do the people,
Frauds3
were unshackled in court and Adams
and 'Sawyer were given seats with
their counsel, George L. Peschau, Esq.,
while Scott remained in the prisoner's
dock until called to the stand to tes
tify. District Attorney Skinner and
Assistant District Attorney J. A.
Giles were at their desk,, while be
hind them were Capt, Taylor, Capt.
Hewett and Capt. David Stetson, the
last named being owners' agent of the
Berwind, in Philadelphia. Col. Skin
ner's unfamiliarity with nautical lan
guage was noticeable, but his prosecu
tion of the case during the day was
Ricnftture unong the records, which
will be later introduced in the testi
numerous games and refreshments.
There will be dancing every night
mony. Capt, Taylor's cross-examina- and music by a good orchestra. The
tion by Mr. Peschau was very short
The Story of Scott.
Henry Scott was placed on the
stand and advised fully by the Dis
trict Attorney iiat he need make no
statement that would incriminate him
dances will be informal in tneir na
ture and the young people generally
will take part-
All the ladies will meet Monday
morning at 11 o'clock for a general
fUsoiiKRion. Members of all commit-
O lU ICUlvU v Ulv I TT1
self. With perfect self-possession and I tees ar expected to be present. The
with the utmost sang froid, Scott then
unfolded a tale of the medieval ages.
He tQjd a straight enough story "but
his attention to minute details and as
signment of reasons for this or that
Masons will meet Monday night to as-
eiat in th movement and a full at
tendance is expected.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
w it 11 tu liuvij i uuii tjl me uioc uui iuj " 1 ai&uiuuub
E. Costin yesterday -appeared in a mag- J remarked upon as being thorough and statement did not create as favorable
" o- 1 Diatciuvui, 1 . . .
. xt vnM.. tiT, rtnnaii it on n w.-nww,c.ikn i u 1 1 niiiiiwi Tit-; rx 11 in 11 nnnuui ici iiiw iwwwwww
Vigorous. Xic LiciiucuLijr t,uuouvv au iiuyiwoiui ub v ' - I ' '
those sitting with him as to this or have. He was entirely calm "and im- in f0P Harbor Tank Steamer.
that expression of the sea. 'Mr. G. C. pressed his hearers as of intelligence 8cno0ner Harry A. Ber
Scherer, of the U. S. Engineers' ol- Md keen insight into anairs Beraujr. muUny and
flee, sat at the clerk's desk and took He talked rather fast and would re- seamen occurred
the evidence in shorthand, having first quently turn to Mr. acnerer ana ifl coagt early in 0ct0Der, clear-
istrate court story, when it should
have been as one of the officers elected
by the Order of Druids. The context
clearly indicated the error but in jus
tice to Mr. Costin it is here stated
ItlclL lie U1U ilUL appeal auu xo uvt 1 uic eviucuue t . . u,.,
the habit of figuring in the Magistrate been sworn as official court stenogra- impulsively "Did you get that.
' . . Ai I . I tv,oy otiH "Am T too
courts, and we very mucn regrei me
misplacement.
States Court at
s trying to put 'Old
N business. There is.
h&a Old Xiek that
pple out of businesj
laostly at nierht.
tHemnhill tVio rl,c.
of the Charles-
Courier has return-
lW months trip to
" a capital sub in
f paper, and.no doubt,
sy, he had him
ibroad.
Wilmington. Ymn-:
m attnr.T, .... '
t to see T;irmr-.r, !
I think. for Wil-j
I 101 niimineton.
I Oerchants linma
1 iUMixutions.
Nvoni-V,.
""" paper.
P0St:"nnn't
Klf because the
Li) v 111-
e are a pretty
e int much on
SUit is flvino.
interpreted mM
It, .'i-U-ll
impulsively "Did you get tnaxr vesterdav for Philadelphia in com
pter. . you get that 7" ana aiu 1 iuu wt. - Tom Barrett, who
Contrary to expectation very little Once when he wasasked about Ug officers with him. The
difficulty was experienced in seiecung size and auuity ana weigm ux t d here. The sch0oner
a jury, the panel having been complet- dered men, he wheeled around in the crew yesterday after-
ed a little after 12 o'clock. Nine of revolving chair on the witness stand Jjjjy set sail for
the number came from the regular and asked one of the jurors to stand Xde?phla to-day
jurors in attendance for the term and up. The Juror stood up and Scot Pe ph a y
the three others were quiCKiy uuu made a very r", " ; I standard Oil Barge, No. 91 in tow,
from the 40-odd of the special venire the relative sizes oi m " v Vhl nassed out at Southport at 9:30 o'clock
of 50. returned by the Marshal. Of man. Again when asked about the passed out at SoPO
the 50 jurors called from all over the size of another member of tne . crew, d8 Tfle barge dl3.
district, it was notlcea ie ma oniy ,e ran m, eyes - ; ; rf
five said they had Jormea ana expr- ea -remarkTas to district branch of the company in this
ed an opinion m V k, rJri"" nH h,de Mr. Bellamy city. The voyage before her is a long
stood aside w e - " ona She will bring crude oil from
Judge Furneii, wno ,; iu" ZJZZ fm miv fith Texas to New York
later urxin the eiigiDiiuy 01 luuc - scon oegau mo oj - 7 , , p, ...-v 1
occlsireauired, but the panel was when the ill-fated schooner sailed
SfSHr-s
,NsaR ssKSSSSS scES
Bonire. of Robeson, and w. l s put m with her steering gear out
Eachin, of Scotland had t rouD iem Qrder mpg choked ghe re.
Before the selection Jtom .tf 4 furnished, the stew- ported all well at Southport yesterday
otpKcersam ITlTe crew with using the and will proceed in a day or two. It
STffSLtS Courts for the se- fresh water to wash inwhen the sup- ls a Queer coinci lit
he nid of Davidson College, lection of a jury in a eap. ply r Bndoard which
is in the city byspecial invitation of Monroe Hickman tne nr RumUi had to stop the trouble. Saw- the mutiny occurred, and that the two
the Boys' Brigade and will address ed. was agreed Se same trouble and told vessei9 met each other at Southport
the young men at their "Pleasant Sab- David Ktag and W B. Brdeh were ver also had tne upon
bath Afternoon" meeting there at o qiuca, Brunswick, was ter he would take his allowance and wnich Capt Fisher now sails, me cap
....ku mob nnar- and F. M. Moore, of Brunswick, wa ter, ne womu iaoflL.. i Q in hi mhir
tr. ivi. 10-aay. uWU1. - Rrvant was peremptorily quit the ship
tPttP win in in addition to the regu- taken. J. B. Bryant wa y quit
1 i n i -Kir the ripipnaaui, auu umj mere woo . . 1
lar music. All men are cordially in- y - tMu j. UmoUng am0ng the crew. The snip years ago.
vited. Dr. Smith is a guest of 001. w- : ani, n wPr-1 in davs and sailed for mo-
Walker Taylor while in the city, and W. Brancn , a. m. d Q Q voyage tne conditions I STATE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
is expected to make an 'address at "rpiXn was. taken. Hen- Were worse. Arriving at Mobile he
rC Wall and Robert James were per- went ashore one Saturday nigntro
ILortlv challenged" by tne defence spend Sunday with an' uncle there and
emptorily g was as later joined by Sawyer. Adams
SL? ino t BSdwta and W. J- and Coakley, who had drawn some of
SSh 'went kalto and W. A. Wilkes, of tir wages and got shore leave. They
Pugh went asia au " . i, the three, without the
Concert This Afternoon-Oyster Roasts
and Other Attractions.
As usual there will be music in ad
dition to the many other attractions
at Lumina to-day. Cars will be run
everv half hour from 1 0 8 P. M.
and there will be oyster roasts both
at Lumina and the Lighthouse. The
nroeramme for the concert which be
gins promptly at 4 o'clock will be as
follows :
March, "Yankee Girl" Holtzman
Selection, from the Musical Com
edy "Fantana" Suden
Cornet Solo, "For Love of You".. Sloan
Intermezzo, "Al Frasco"
Victor Herbert
Waltz Concerto, "Sympma". Holtzman
Two SteD. "Tammany" Edwards
"Plantation Gems" Conterno
'Aeolian Echoes" :..i..PhelDS
Brass Quartet Gotscholks Last Hope
"Cunid's Gaden" Max Eugene
March, "Darley Park" Holly
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The C. W. Polvogt Co.,
"The Store That's Always Busy.'
SPECIAL.
Secure hand bill for
full list of bargains. No
goods sent on approval
during this sale. A store
that serves you with the
Best the Year Round is
Pretty Apt to Serve you
Best in a Special Way.
A Gigantic
Sale
to Reduce
Our
Stock.
SPECIAL.
We will give Double
Trading Stamps Monday,
Nov. 6, Friday, Nov. 10,
and Monday, Nov. 13. All
other days single Trad
ing Stamps will be given
with every 10c. purchase
from us.
WE WILL HOLD OUR.
Fall Bargain Sale, Commencing Mon
day, Nov. 6, to Thursday, 16.
It will be a sale that will eclipse anything of the kind we have ever
held.. Don't think the staatement a rambling one we weigh our words be
fore putting them in type.. The warm. weather this Fall has caused us to be
overstocked. To reduce our stock we propose to reduce the price. Extra
Salespeople will be employed to wait on you promptly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Concert
Jo-Pay
Popular Prices This Week.
The Osman Stock Company opens a
week's engagement at the Acalemy to
morrow night and upon that occa
sion will present the well known
drama, "Down Mobile," and it is claim
ed that the production will be the
equal of any ever seen in Wilmington
at DODular orices. Between acts a
clever line of specialties will be intro
duced and will include some of the
most up-to-date of vaudeville acts.
"Down Mobile" is a play with a strong
plot, but at the same time with a
splendid vein of comedy running
throughout and for the use of the
piece the Osman Company is paying a
goodly royalty. To-morrow night every
lady accompanied by the holder of a
paid thirty cents ticket will be admit
ted free, if such ticket Is purchased
before 6 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Transfers Which Appear From Deeds
Filed For Record Yesterday.
Fiom deeds filed for record yester
day, the following real estate trans
fers appear:
S. J. Bryan and wife (Feb. 1st, 18&7)
to W. W. King, for $10, property 60
feet from southwest corner of Seventh
and Wooster streets 5x66 feet in size.
Eliza Jane Laney, Mike Lloyd and
wife and Aaron Lloyd to Fannie Mc-
Intyre, for $10, property on east side
of Front, 165 feet south of Brunswick
street 33x165 feet in size.
Mike Lloyd and wife, Simon Mcln
tvre and wife to Aaron Lloyd, for
$10. property on west side of Second,
165 feet north of Hanover street, 33x
165 feet in size.
Dr. H. L. Smith to Speak.
Dr. Henry Louis Smith, the distin
The U. C. Ellis' Studio is turning
out thousands of Photos that please
its customers. Nobbiest styles, twen
ty styles, elegant frames, steam heat,
elevator service, electric light and
right prices. Visit us, nothing like
seeing.
Wait, wait for Geo. O. Gaylord's Red
Letter, Sale, Nov. 9. It will pay you.
Go to Gaylord's Red Letter Sale
starts Thursday, Noc. 9; lasts 9 days.
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Oyster Roasts
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Axe cordially invited
Cars
Every Half Hour
1 to 8 P. M.
AT
Lumina and at The Light
House.
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manuel Presbyterian church to-night.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
art i ' . . .
the W;a
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branch of
"lc japs like
' 81 that'
t- The
Stone & Co Fertilizers.
J. D. Vann Freeman Cigars.
I. Shrier Dutchess Trousers,
Lumina Concert, Oyster Roast.
C. W. Polvogt Co. Bargain Sale.
Only Restaurant Quail on Toast.
ied
People
in
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hav
J. Kemp Doughton Appointed to Sue
ceed Mr. Arrington, Promoted.
(Special Star Telegram.)
Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 4. State Treas-
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Robesoni D. J. uurney i naa a m ' ' ahoTJ and ,ntmfint of j. Remo Doughton, as
j t r MrTCelthan. ol urnnswwni i witness, went v , - . .
and J. D. Mclennan, w . ',J.e, -rhov flir.laved them toiler in the treasury to succeed Ar-
were en in SB sawyer Siton recent,, made private .ecre-
Chappell, of Ricnmona, w v ,at thev all-had been tarv to Governor Glenn.
Only Restaurant-Quail on uoasx . emptorily chaiiengea u, f: -.r1ltallv and said that if rmuehton is a son of ex-Lieutenant
F. H. Hashagen Co B. C. M. Cigars, i Larkins, ol jrenuer, !rTrr" j J7 I- .m hefbre they got back home Governor R. A. Doughton. of Alle
C. W. Yates & Co-Improved Type- regular panel was eaustedjith t Jd shooWf 1 andTs now professor of English
writer. Ijeim Leach, who naa wnu. . - -- m --"T . - 1eft the I n v tjm Tnatitute. He is a State
ceased an opinion. The vemrm necessary. "T' - " - -"Tf m . oftmfl
. n TT..mnhniV RT .ntAK TI7Q Q TT11IKI1 UUU liiC i - I I 1 Til IUOU. XW U1J w A
were called and of RWh- r rudderhead sprung off and the weeka before he can seyer nis connec-1
New Hanover and John Riles oi The 5U . Qn ,.e lt a make.8hift f . n the Ilistitute and enter on
mond, were peremptoniy ZTiiMT had teller.
by defenoe; WUW '- "'t about 8 , -7
a.freehoider. J. u. omar- T ' Capt. Rumill Prof, Mim.,i the City.
emptorily chaiiengea , gr Adams Drofessor of En-
u m i .anneii. ui muv-i lUi u . , j i -
tovi; J fiarason, A. G. Holmes, were on the watch on the vessel auu
was taken. J. J. barason, a. I . . rnkiev were asleep be-
of Bladen, B. L. Suttou t . ". for them to
S. McMillan, S. K. sneparu auu the other watch.
Solomon were rejected oy tn - come -"VlMlr and ht
e notir.ff
:ilplatf
eD0h to
orrn:s
BUSINESS LOCALS.
(On Second Page.
C. Room and Board. : 5
Lost Lady's Gold Watch.
Stieff's Piano and Organ.
Vanted Connecting Rooins.
M. M. K. Lady's Watch Lost.
M. C. Darby & Co. For Rent
Wanted Lady or Gentleman.
Mrs. W. H. Northrop A Card.
Lost Gentleman's Gold Watch.
W. H. Ward Steamer Whitlock.
D. p. McLean House and Sign
Painting.
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COTTOM 12 1-2 CIGARS
The "
usiness and Professional
Men of Wilmington
to call
at the
Store of
C. W. Yates & Co.
And look at the late style Remming-
ton typewriters, models 6 and 7, with
the improvements, among which are
the variable line-spacing cylinder and
the polycrome ribbon.
Reasonable allowances will be made
for old machines, taken in exchanfeeT
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We advance our next Summer ideas
to 12c. Market, 10c. to-day. Sel
enough to pay all bills at once;sell
no more. Pay promptly. Buy gooas
from lowest man. We are not Rus
sians, but free Americans.
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THE COCK OF THE WALK.
That's what the Freeman cigar is
the peer of any 5 cent smoke on the
market. That's what good judges
say, and their word "goes" always.
Every progressive cigarist sells .them.
or you can order direct from us, as
you choose, at $2.00 per box or sv.
J. D. VANN, 10 North Front st...
Telephone 190. no5-tf
These goods when sold by Trusts,
cost you ten cents apiece. . When made
by honest dealers, yon get some nine
for your money If yon esteem quality,
try this brand Jnst try them once. If
yon want to enjoy the value of yonr
money.
wr B. COOPER,
equal dollar JOBBERS, The F. E. Hashagen Co.,
E.
Rel Lett
er
The TT r. TCulB' Studio is turning
out thousands of Photos, that please
its customers. Nobbiest styles, twen
ty styles, eleeant. frames', steam heat
elevator service, . electric light and
rieht nriwa vioit , tin nothing " like
seeing. ; - 'Xr '
G
W. Solomon were rejecu u, :?n had weak coffee and he
fTn f A MWalSItei ;7nt To relieve Sawyer on deck and
taken. J. A. Hudson, vyj roakley to the wheel to relieve Adams,
and A. R. Hilburn, were stood at tte Coakley to ui
foot of tjie panel bj il. smokestack and went
nev. Cause or cuai"6 - tih tho mate, was sitting
7 : . nj strict Attorney as to below. jr. . neara wixn mucu mwioi UJ
12 T?e defence admitted Un the deck load and the cook s q mem At -regular ev-
L. Blackmore. The -artAo " llev. when he took the .ftddreaa
as trt 11- ii. uore. i . .
EVerett was not a bolder Ts.
Lessen J. H. McLauehlin, S. B. King,
wSly Quick and J. C. Strauss were
glish Literature at Trinity College,
is the guest of Rev, N. M. Watson,
nastor of Grace M. EL church. Dr.
Mims will speak at the boys' meeting
nt the Y. M. C. A. this morning at
10 o'clock and at the men's meeting
at the Y. M. C. A. at 5 P. M. Dr.
Mims Is a most Interesting speaser
and a very learned man. He will be
heard with much Interest by the boys
& the galley. When ne service, Dr
wheel; Coakley asked about the, coffee gf8
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
Mims will address
the - congregation , of Grace m. a
churchJ-v-' i'.'. ; '? ' ' i
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Wilmington, N. C.
Distributors at Wholesale.
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Quail on Toast
AT THE
ONLY RESTAURANT
108 MARKET STREET,
Board by the Week.
Regular Meals 25c.
CADEMY OF MUSIC! z
Week Commencing jnov. oin.
OSMAN STOCK COMPANY.
presenting the popular Young Actress,
MISS HELENE REICKA,
And a Most Capable Support.
MONDAY NIGHT.
DOWN IN MOBILE
Pientv of UD-to-Date Vaudeville,
Piverv ladv accompanied by the
to Merchants and Farmers
Do vou know when you buy any
grade of Guano? It's simply an adul
teration, a small per cent of which is
blood and bone, which is the. superior
ingredient, but when you purcnase
u-tsw scrap, vou eet nothing but
pure FLESH, BLOOD & BONE. The
above assertion we guarantee and can
nmvp Therefore FISH SCRAP has
no equal as a Fertilizer. We. are Sole
Agents for the ocean Fisheries uo
t,iar. a nnid so-opnt ticket will be I who manufacture the finest article of
a Emitted free Monday night, if such FISH SCRAP known. Prices, cheer-
tioVet la nurtaaed bv 6" o'clock Mon- fully given on applcat$pn.
"S- -saio sata,: - ST0HE 5 COUPAMT, Agents.
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Go To
HAHHt The Hatter and Clottifer,
For your Fall and ; Winter
Hats, Caps and Underwear;
styles and lowest' prices' '
24 North Front street
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