North Carolina Newspapers

L - " "" , t - ' . , i , . . - - sfTxVII-NO. 65 WHOIiE KTJMBEK 11,808 WHiMIKaTOK, N. C, TUESDAY, DECEMipTl? 12, 1905. - . " '. ! " . , . 7. : , - : v - . ; : : - .. . ' . : . ;. ' - :.i ' Zrhinosur. ! i F f1 tr'" ' ; : Ci ms OF SUBSCRIPTION flliClDfl,,y ! J-l l iV J) VV VV fl lV7 A -P SI Months, ky Mall 50 intion of y Wll- : f . -4 W II II VV VV 11 TT k A-V ' Thw MothHby Mall .... tt' cg" ," ; JL' jLJLJIjJ; . JLVdLJ'JEvlli JlJJnI J KJf 'JLJI.zjL& , ,.,..;; .. . 4 t t h CI gonjrig Star, ..stePpm: oUTLNES. on the lid,' Leader By Sl ' tilHams preventeu ui Mnf Democratic dirty nnen on v Le the bills in the hv a Massachusetts mem- lv; lse5 " -Btimate ol the cot ' vorp a v . I . Til ISP1" . ' Sffi1" " n t .ter'lrks alluding to President HIS ' j "n:hiiO.W9sn. . ltA flU Tillman. Of SOUtn arvima, ,op: . iirited debate in the Sen- m the railroad rate ques- white-wash York, yes- In a having done SveUvlm. New wa decided by a Supreme H-e'that the American To C.lnv has the privilege, of K ,n sell a retail deale Losing W se!1.a -The bright blew 70 miles an hour. MlL, wireless messages sta- if onH nslrinsr for hp was siniuus " wn went out and it is ho Hffhtshlp foundered Wasp is missing with 90 LOCAL DOTS. Other Local on Fourth Page The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will meet iu the parlors of the Association building this afternoon at 4 o'clock. A "spare room" in your house,! properly advertised, will nrnvino with plenty of "spare change." Try a atar tmsiness Local. The schooner Jessie Barlow, whih put in at Southport last week on ac count of tne sickness of the steward aboard, proceeded on her voyage to New York yesterday. By deed filed for record yesterday A. Shrier and wife transferred to Mrs. Emily Banck, for $1,000 and other con siderations, property on south side of Brunswick, 41 1-4 feet east of Fifth street, 66x90 feet in size THE POLICE INQUIRY Failure to Send Department Alarm for Early Morning Blaze Last Monday SUSPENSION AND REPRIMAND Whereabouts and Official Conduct ot Men Under Fire By Committee at City Hall Last Night Neds of an increased Force. TO ADJUST FREIGHT CLAIMS l8uu" vnmflS p. Ryan will . , i - gaboara insurance in- a seamstress of Number 315 Dawson yesterday morning a week ago. It will testify before street died Sunday pf chronic be remembered that three small stores tion -fhreat of E H Harri- meningitis at the hospital, where she with their contents were totally de- i a, reveal tne Equitable had heen for treatment 18 days. The stroyed and that the first alarm the w mate hi mvestigation yes- remains were sent to Cronly, 1m. C, Department received was from Super- with mm ine of yesterday morning for interment. intendent of Alarm John T. Yeates, . t miiv had a cinch with! The steamer Duplin, which has who saw the glare of the light and i . nce company Mrs. j Deeu ueu up iiere smce uie n.v ui wim tne oiuer men ai ine jnemicai kniier insura children Fayetteville" recently took her run I Station, in another part of town, went Jm Thomas . , T -r u Inn tho Pano Ven r will Wipin her I river tn the arana an1 T-im or hailr a-n R?e pura1 j-ew york mar. schedule on Northeast river to-day, alarm to the remainder of the firemen, jenicnt last mscaI1 strong at 6 to 15 clearing for Chinquepin this afternoon, with the exception of the North Fourth 55on ?na fj 0ffered at 14; Capt. LeRoy Smith is in command. street hose company, members of cent, closi B . QomnenTi Tiemnfrat- "fin last which also saw the light and resnond- jjotcoRuu u 9 . Qfi elevator: Tnesdav mornins Nancy Hanks, the ed without an alarm. The original , ... .'t-rocni ih i . yj. v--. ' i w " - - i icsaius Aurofnf Antq unit rvmoi tt J Hinps nf mintoii- cnaree was only aeamst fonceman 1 91 j :'tn 1-2- turpentine lowered her record reported last week W. Skipper, who was on the North The Police Committee, composed ot Alderman J. A. Karr, chairman; Al dermen P. Q. Moore tind J. O. Brown; . - J. Arthur Smith, a well known young met last niSht in the . office of the colored man, a son of Joseph Smith, Mayor at the City Hall and conducted who passed away last, October died a searching investteatioa into ttwvjaav T 7 J , ter o wfly the Policemen in the north- South Fifth street, after a lingering illness. Funeral this afternoon from ern part of the city faIlea to turn in St. Luke's church. an alarm upon the occasion of the fire Miss Hannah. Carroll, 30 years old, j at Fourth and Swan streets before day Southern Agency Organized in' This City for Important Work Business t Men Generally Are Interested. ' The Southern Freight Claim Agen cy is a new enterprise recently es tablished in .Wilmington and one that promises to. grow rapidly in favor with the business men hot only of this city, but all through this section of the Carolinas. The Claim Agency is com posed of shippers and receivers of freight generally and its purpose is the promotion of the settlement of just and equitable claims against transportation lines, which, it is be lieved by the promoters, can best be accomplished by handling such claims through one office, fully equipped with records and hlRnkR-.-and nRine: a thorW ougniy systematic metnoa or prepar ing, presenting and tracing all calims entrusted to the agency. It is frequently the case that small claims are nqt even presented by mer chants, on account of the time and la bor involved in their preparation, rec ord, and resulting correspondence, and many claims are abandoned after be ing rendered because of such corre spondence, tracing and vexatious de lays. Nevertheless, such claims re ANOTHER BIG DEAL Smith Building and Apartment Flats Purchased Yesterday By Investing Company THE CONSIDERATION $32,000 Messrs- Thos. H. Wright, P. Q. Moore, C. L. Dickinson and Roger Moore Acquire Valuable Busi ness Property. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. droan steady. WEATHLR REPORT. C. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau. Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 11, 1905. im-.ii dnf.i for the 24 MB ending at 8 P. M., Monday, Dec. by 12 seconds, trotting a mile in 2:38. Fourth street, or "Must Go," beat, but Messrs. W. H. and Jesse Huggins Alderman Moore, ot tne committee, tiroes a an xtr v m TCititr drove Insisted that every officer in that part her. She is very probably the fastest oi town snoum De neia xo accouni iur colt ever raised in Sampson." the failure of an alarm to come in. -Police Captain George Smith, Ser- A number of witnesses were exam geant J. R. Hardee, Officer Jim Smith Jed, deluding firemen from the and Alderman W. E. Yopp went deer l ' driving yesterday up on Northeast tujust uiuc SS? T?ey returned last night and Officers Skipper ; Well- and Walker m 1 wprp in th eneine house there. It decline to discuss tne situation, iur- r . Mr. C. H. Johnson, of Garland, N. C, was here yesterday. J. B. Schulken, Esq., of Whiteville, is in the city on professional business. Mr. W. B. Cooper, of Kenansville, was a guest at The Orton yesterday. Mr. E. W. Jones, of Swann Quar ter, C, is registered at The Orton: Mr. D. W. Hobbs, of Warsaw, was a guest at The Orton last night. Mr. A. G. Holmes and wifel of j Council's, N. C, were guests at The Orton yesterday. Mr. M. C. Thompson, of Virginia, travelling salesman in the Carolinas for the H. B. Davis Company, the big Another bag real estate deal in paint manufacturers, arrived last night down-town property was consummated on a business trip. yesterday the sale of the handsome Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Clark, of Clark-three-story, brick Smith building on ton and Mrs- p- Williams, of Char . "... lotte. their guest, came down vester- Princess street and the row ot three y tQ wltnese pr04UCti0H at the La3ts on. Postoffice Avenue In the ia Academy of Music last evening. of the property. Tne sale was Dy Mr. Miss Lena Hewlett left yesterday Andrew Smith to a company of young for Raleigh to spend a week with hei men investors composed of Messrs. sister, Mrs. Claudia Henderson, who Thos! H. Wright, P. Q. Moore, Roger th he husband, a member of the . Murray Comedy Company, which Moore and C. L. Dickinson. The con- comes tQ thlg cIty next weefc sideration was $32,000 . and the sale Mr Roy Thomas and bride are in was through the real estate agency I the city, guests of Mr. Thomas' pa of J. G. Wright & Son, who recently rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas, No put through a similar big deal of the 308 North Front street. Mr.' Thomas c.nrrift nmnertv at. southwest, comer is a. former newspaper man who now main a constant source of -irritation to of Second and Princess streets. has a good position in one of the De- the merchant, and the transportation 1 The Smith uroDertv fronts 82 f set I partments in Washington. He is be- lines would gladly pay them if .prop- on Princess street and runs back into ing cordially greeted 'by his many erly prepared and presented." 5 the block something over 180 feet, friends in this city. This Association will relieve claim- On the first floor of the Smith build- Mrs. P. N. Fick and Mr. Carl Fick ants of all the labor, correspondence, I ing are the stores of Messrs. A. G. have gone to Asheville to attend the and annoyance incidental to the hand- Ahrens, F. H. Krahnke, S. A. Schloss wedding of Mr. P. N. Fick, Jr., the ling of claims, of any amount, and by and the insurance office of Capt J. eldest son of Mr. P. N. Fick, of this reason of its system, whereby a claim VanB. Metts. There are eight single city, which occurs in that city to-mor- is properly filed and never lost sight and double offices on the second floor row, the bride being a charming young will tiTlHnnhtDHlV Vlk flhlp to C4r1irft on almllt 19 rkn tHia flsit1 IaIi, w.-.im o f stit-ir IT'v.rvm AcVlA. prompt and satisfactory settlement. J The building on Postoffice avenue, ville Mr. Fick and bride will go to New 11 is not luwuueu w upline ixx axij t9a ine saias im, consists oi nat apan-1 xorK irom wnicn point tne groom drit of antagonism to transportation ments for three families with all mod- travels. 34. decline to discuss tne situation, iui- - - - r ... ,nffirs i o a ' 1 1 nooTrooc i . . j iiv i w i-i x niuinii. iiu n u i vi iwui. TpniDerature ai a a. e--. i t,er than to cnarge one anotner witu i - - - , . , im . . ,rn.!m,,m Ho-r6 . 6 , Wells and Walker were on that beat, Mimmum. 30 degrees-. mean. L Teals(m t0 tall Umber. which 'endS om the raUroad I I I DJ U lLJ.y X--" m.-w-' !( degree- . 1 Hio omoii mlnrpd hov who stole 1 T,i ctmot tr th pitv limits. Id f 11 for the dav uu ramian i - - - . UUiu - . Sainiau Mr v j nAmnsev's mule and buggy oria nf onsi dprahle nroDOrtions. Uce 1st of month to aaie.j.oi. xr,wa mriaee Lo: w-ii,. tn has re- Joee of water m cape rear 1 1 ' ' j . . .j ;n I . . , ,s n I iyFayejteville at S crwli-i- rf ftntnPTinlcnn tn transnortation I rtiontc fr- Ihrno famllloQ with all mn1. tkovaIo j - J J J ,t.AnAAi 1 . - . ... . I lines; on tne contrary, aeciaeu ueucui i ern conveniences, isacn or tne lour . . A- XL . 1 n 4-V. n r.nttITl rtr I . . ' tl . win accrue tu uueiu m -tuc gentlemen namea noia one-iortn m- Mr. Henry C. Strauss, who travels for the H. C. Goodman Shoe Company, ..... - ? - ior tne ii. u. uooaman anoe wompauy, vexatious correspondence , over im- trest in the property and have not de- of Lancaster, Ohio, spent Sunday and properly prepared claims, and the cdea as yet what they wilr do with the yesterday in the city. Mr; Strauss avoidance of friction and misunder- buildings, the purchase having been cmo to ca on tne shoe tr'ade nere. standing with their patrons. solely as an investment. They are especially Solomon's Shoe Store, one Membership in the Claim Agency contemplating a number of improve- G? hls iargest customers in the South, is upon the basis of a membership ments, however, and may sell the flat Mr strauss is a first rate story teller, graded according to tne amount oi apartments on -the Postoffice avenue. impersonator and a raconteur of claims adjusted within a given period I The property has been for sale somerare gifts as wejj as ,a gentleman of Chesnut & Barentine I mnst omazintf prsonalitv. and his I r . visits are always a source of infinite TiritK q ronsrmnhle minimum UDOIl I Hmp Mesiw which a flat rate is charged. Already! having had an option on it, which ex ' 1 - HA, UUU M. vrVAVU VU. L. "UIVU V-A I trtdfO D Tn n WQirC! O QMirlO iiT ITl TlTl a number of Wilmington's most prom- pired wben the new purchasers ap- pleasure to a host of friendg here. inont business men have identified lneared in the market. n Cape Fear river from in front of Hayden s carriage officer Walker since the fire has re- themseives with the movement and it is understood that Mr. Smith in- A M Monday 5.8 shop early Saturday night, proved in signed from the police department to outSiae shippers and receivers of tends investing in residence property, the police court yesterday to be a waif accept a better position as guard for fg nave manifested a lively inter- a number of which will be constructed and under the years of discretion. He tne COnvicts for Mr. C. H. Dock, at pst The plan is also endorsed by the of brick. The deed for the transfer NEW HANOVER SCHOOLS. It's the text of atl the sermons v. , preach. Just now we're thinking - of yoi .' wants for the coming Holiday - We take it that about your first r quirment will be a new Suit or Ove coat perhaps both. .We hope so. ( Now we are going to ask you fc ' a few moments of your time jui enough of it to enable you to step i to see the finest Fall Suits and Ove coats. - f f r t r Upon. J. M. Vrtup FuA EVRf KBSIC i Every new kink in Cut, Style an J( I Fabric has gone in these exceller lf, garments. r ' Jf you give us the few moments fc ,.j which we ask you, we'll at once cor; t vince you hat we have Clothes wortv preaching about, and in the Entirk house you'll not find a price to offen fjU,. you. Our next discourse will be . O-14 !f 4 the same text Clothes it . t & CO-, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS Tv,,: MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING. WILMINGTON,, N. C' f I -11 l : Uafhfr Forecast. L.n. V...n mif tn TlTlTl TaArlS a rPRneC- I .I . .1 nnorn' Mn inVOStleatiOn I 11 X 00 o rlllo Who talrft I tho nmnan mir.n.nm imfft.oW For North Carolina Fair Tuesday table colored man, who promised to was therefore, held as to his case. th position that their freight claim has not been recorded as yet, but the n . i C V rAiithnraat I . . . i 1 -.m il,A Mhan I w ii .1J ii. yv AnmTttif. I . . 4-1 I ... Monthly Meeting of County Board of Education Last Night. Thfi Cmint.v Roard of Fdncation. lac " " " l ' ' . j i . . . . . A V.AnTv oo TIl'ATnni'tTl I n J ii 1 "(If Wi I T O . t li nl vn fi - IVT .u luei&t; suiiicuiiiu& jmct:r n eiia n tunuj - i olnce desires iu unuuic co f aaUie is cs.yeti.eu 10 pass tuu me new m. u. iiuui., uauuiau, mi . young Mr Moore, of this city, tee that Deiore tne ure ue as possible and adjust in au owners win taite possession within wrge nuuuiree aua apt. uunaiu who is employed at the' plant of the Walker had come from Twelfth and manner au claims against them and the next few days. The property sold MacRae, mei in regular monthly ses- WooH ri!tiiHne Comnanv near foot of Princess streets, waited for the ser- that anytning to facilitate this work fQr aDOUt $400 per front foot. sion last night at the office of Super- weeu w v j f f TfmirtTi and Camnbell Streets, . x.s Mt0ma nrRAnt.Ad in roper intpndpnt Washington Catlfttt. In the .1 Ui a. xa. 1 wh fh t ntret. had nis laumu severely 1 s"1' - , uj uavms f- I I ' WrlSns" nar q I and not having met him, they went , he welcomed. 4 INTERESTING CIVIL SUIT. Court House. County Treasurer .r, 4. uuwis reu uj & . . 1 tntr. th nfirine house to get" -water n wm A Williams is manager I Green and Messrs. J. C. Stevenson and mission Man Fori John D. Bellamy, Jr., of City School Breach of Contract. Committee No. z, were present by in- t...;. t-i. r t-,.., vitation. . 1 j uiicH .iiuiu .1. p urinni was pnpaff. office of Mr. Meares. The Agency ai- I It was iei,orted that the new schaol contracts to furnish expert account- ,-neftrw an inttm Christmas To one and all is our sincere wish. We are going to put our good wishes into action by offer ing you the choic est and best gifts at prices that are fair. Carving Sets and Table Ware. Baker Hammer less Guns. Remington Ham merless Guns. Hopkins & Allen Hammerless Guns. Single B. L. Guns. Sporting Goods of all kinds. Air Rifles the best on the market. W. E. SPRINGER & CO., del2-tf PORT almainm oes- i. I Weed Distilling Company, -near loot or 1 x-nm;e&- aimuo, " tnat anyuuug . . . weeu iisiaiii"6 -Kjf J . -cnr.fh onrt (lamnhpll streets. . . nr.antoA In nroner afilsese 7:01 A. si. Wright street, had his thumb severely " " moTlt y naviUB - s.. a i(? P M 1 ,j v nndpr a and not naviug mci ium, 1 shane will De wercomeu. WsLength .. 9 hrs. 47 minv aeavy of spirttttoe Dalsam at rmto -"f r II T ' "T"t ,U-.., A Water at Southport . . 7.54 A. M. j the works early yesterday afternoon, mat m. , mUTM from ana 1 nomas f' "cai . " " Th ,,uv"vc' u" n.o a TLf I z: , j. j x... t. r fppt were wet and bitterly cold from t, fnr the new institution. The a-, n water aiwiinimgiouiw. Tne wounas were axtrescu . ----- - fcla COQt hv " 7 n t10 1aw H. Bellamy after which he was sent tne exposure, - office 1 Tlie bears are still beating down home. . ft few minutes, which he snrippof ootton. but if the cot- The "Bible Talk" by Mr. J. C. ... M Wells said they were there jn -t Cp11 their Stevenson at the Boys wngaae ar- lg QT 20 minutes but he was free to , ' " , ' . . " 4 mory Sunday afternoon was much en- confess that while his-beat did not :n?s the price isr bound to go joyed The golo Dy Mrs. Fairchild extend beyond the railroad, if he had 4 litTi ill , IH'J Hi T- uuiu riMi so ntcts to furnish expert account- ! .V1! .n! U the Federal Point road had been - .m aueiuwu iu iieariug an interesting . . ants for examinauon 01 private. civil suit in whicn Mr F T mUs organized witn miss iviary jvioore, 01 or corporation docks seeks to recover $172 for alleged furgfw' as ieacn0mr 4.; T p.,;.t.ri a The Orton. 1 . . . be known as "South Wilmington w Mra. PairchUd V.v,. tiroaH if he had &"v nmon f Philadel- oreacn 01 contract dj ivir. ienry mug- H;. . r,; v 1R Q I .ijwjeu. .m- I extend ueuiiu me i Mr. and mis. umi"", I f elder with whom he had a contract! .v..... -v, It is up to those who can hold Was much appreciated. Next Sunday gen fire sooneT than he did, ne j pQja th whom Mr. and Mrs. Martin j notatoes has now been in session two weeks r, 01 rixLu wouid have crossed over ana sent iu wuiard travelled extensively m - with an enrollment or Between i& ana 1 " . t mt,A ia"cu uu. uis tiuun. laiiu. mi. jnui9 . ., . , ... , the alarm. I tttrvnt last Summer' are guests t 1 QO ninfu Canary Birds. Canary Birds and Cages. Gold Fish and Aquariums. For Sale by W. W. KING, Jr., Pf 1 Solomon's Shoe Store. I cotton.' Mr. John T. Sholar, f is church, will speak and on tne nov 2C-tf. A woman in Buffalo. New York, to just avaked IMiniontns uther sisters were 1 eiaooraie iMusiamm . to gei water auu w "i - fc while she was asleep and -Live Oak Camp No. 6. Woodmen a bitterly cold night. Ho -w tteftre ht f . . . ' . , 0f the World last night eiectea tne ana ran iu ..wMi-ium uc 11 c oUowing offlcers who will be installed streets, wnere ne mst - herything that happened while tho -.t of January 8th, viz: Consul in the alarm, but decided to go and L . . me m&n,i UL ,,xrl A.Ln in ti,0 tans from a box nearer Commander, m. v. mcxveiiie, u.. 1 ocuu , ,,n W. H. Howell, Clert, aeo. ii jwh, ame ."" " " ; . n. . 1 raiseu on ins itui k ia.rcn ivir. iviuis i . . Siimmnri are euests at ine . . .. 20 nuDils. The attendance will be t-. . iuu .... jgyt iao i. . - aneges tnat xvir uingteiaer too k tne . ttnfValn TPW Tork Sabbath before Christmas, Dr Hale, of Mr Skipper admitted that his beat tneir honeymoon trip. Last barrels of the notatoes ac- larger wnen the new scno1 buildinS 1 Buffalo, New York BapUst d liver rf railroad and tQat ne r &nd Mrg chipman enter. is completed. ' ked from a sleep of a gpecial address. There will be an wag .n tne englne house on this side tained Mr and Mrs. Willard and a few J?2 were Superintendent Catlett reported that Other sisters were elaborate programme of music. tQ get-water and to warm, for it was Qther friends at dinner at the hotel. violation of the contract a large mairitr of tne rural schools e was out of commission. rei, out mat tne last i 1 1. oarreis were , . ... , r. , 1 . . . , .. . . . a large majority of the rural schools i refused m violation of the contract , f . J . ,, , . i.a.j-. ji i I wuuiu uuwnvc inui tu vaiuiiua --'. j vrx ana me piamun was iorcea to sen i , ,! xi- Dec. 22nd, the day of their close for the potatoes for $1 per barrel the : " . 1 , i . i i- j - x. the Christmas holidays, opening for ; morlrot V o xr i n cr Holinorl in fho moon- ' L 13 .: Atl chinnina TheL.. the new year on Tuesday, Jan. 2nd. storm, uemorautcs - "rr'" i time: . . . t . . . . . (i u nnsptAd. I A ' otanniminhio rannrt rtf tha tost). "w " " LOCAL PORT PARAGRAPHS. Monitor Mas uepa-cu. stenograpnic report ot uie testi- aDDroved showing a balance The British steamer Greatham, 1.535 W !f?JLbJJ!2!! of $14,306!32 on hand November 1st. Itisrl thot fV XT; of w.H.Howeii,uierr -r . in port oieud ourier iuu yeuuius tu Prof. Catlett will leave this evening --.. niui l 11 V, I X HP XT I 'nfflOB " W LI!JUU1. XWl I11UUR.U - ' " " r I rT Q T VnOwriTTPTl PflflV OT T M PVinRTir.H 'We bnv his wife a new dress J Burton- Sentry, George Tucker; his beat. at 10 o'clock yesterday rmo;n I ' . j t txt iMaA I rBo t tt" Huedns ana A. u. in had an exceearagiy su i""0"6 I.. . . , ts 1 incr or Oounty ouperintenaenis wnicn ! day. He must have some- Managers, Jonn vvouu L ftriarw area from 7wn the coast from Baltimore, which om. r. wil, convene tomormw. He carries up rfv.Unn,.. W. G. A. utersen; " " tlip " ds and all- left at 9 o'clock Friday morn- .r T..lur.c a highly encouraging report from the J nv'"v "" -pi -Dpi n YV . UUlluun. aix i ruui ui ouc. i hniable him to settle the dress- U x Bellamy. ers bills The value of rural school property is $13,300 of which $7,800 is for the white and $5,500 for the colored race. th, otot to the woods ana an n0rt she left at a o cioch- r , lU.. r uui ui oi-.v. j tv,0 honvv 1 siauuaru IX u. x aiiu mat waa tiie icaa- - , , , or north of the railroad, except irouru. lng. The snip wTCZZJtm for their refusal. On the .other wew sc"0018' .m." a c , ...x i hov-were at Nintn Urvrthcst pale wnicn swept lug . . n number 13 white ana 12 coiorea . nnn Ko. 231. l" " . , Z .. o,trflov nnd for a u' fl"-fluua muuuuu . - "r"r;,ht eTected om- "r", he lo M. a Practical trucker; Mr. , . itoyai aium " x T t criminal in a uouoe, UUUCx umc n. lo Ray C. Kennedy, representative or a 'Dixon's playV'The Clans- cers as follows: Past iwnj" ; - the chief. As soon as they saw tne The story of tne tury x ui . - philadelpnla house to whom the pota- Vj. m. " ' 1 , , xv, -f iiotjincp tnev ran to toiri in tne teiegrayuic luiuuiU , turn in an alarm but arrived too late, star this morning. The Greatnam , snQW MRS. EUGENIE F. MOORE DEAD. ti,pv were exonerated by the commit- came light for cargo ot cotton iruu. notntooa wr im to "the standard. 1 tee upon that statement of fact. Messrs. Alexander sPrt01 h Hon. Jno. D. Bellamy, counsel for Mr. Good Woman Entered Into Rest After Tn consideration oi nis eiemyw., iae 1JfUe -r--"" TJinrfelder. made a motion that the Brief Illness. record as an officer and the iact tnat left isew xorn hu-j suit be dismissed for the reason that v. "MWMn0(rpnLW.P.Moiiroe; urator, x. "Liberty theatre m. New York, T ; , . RAcretnrv. H. Burkheimer; J!Man sth. The eountrv may collector. J. Weil; Treasurer, Dr. b. iDer-t 1, .nxu '14.: i Mendelsohn: Chaplain, Col. Jno. xj. -,v uu 101 a utiuxiAx . Hettleman; rion of the stimnsr Ku Klux "Goodman; Eh UlUXl, Tt. T Dr. S. Mendelsohn; alternate, D. Webster; Trustees, B. soiomou, x J. Bear and J. H. Boatwngnt I'Wia Presid Ding- Friends will regret exceedingly to tat Roosevelt recently ght tv.-o hull ilos which cost Ofaeh. WVll see now rather he -;u u 4.o Cantwell; Guide, J. H. pttIe' record as an officer and the fact that left New York f alS;;rt suit be dismissed for the reason -r, -itqti- BA-ntrv. S. oio-1 . . , x j fh?a siiielt... iiir watprdav morning naa not i waraen, r. - T . he was on nis uem UBir w ' . . lof ht the contract was witn u. i. t ii. umg- . ,,th f ,T p,,,-..:- mnn: Reoresentative to Grand Lodge. I? rallroad. the commute decided put in her appearance late last night. jea rn of the death of Mrs. Eugenie V. -" - j ji 1 lvi AMAAimtArDn TnR rv"v' ' l Fronioo M nnro winnw nr Tne lare , YTT.li- m 1 wnnnrnnTinMii i3hA n nniH dim v ciiLUUuvvtvvi i . - ---r a.- i u. v- o at.ww. uv . to have Mr. weuS "T M"10 1 Ja tn nB the tad not oeen securea on tnem. fr- who . . t July by the Mayor.- As to Mr . - storm ana ,u , this ert McClammy, Esq., appeared for;;;-;;; - a ... j- witn ter much aeDate. it ' Ti Mr. Mills. " Mra MnftrA n,SSfiri awav at 9:30 o'clock last night at the family Useful Gifts We have a large assortment of of useful articles all, of which, will make very acceptable gifts: Brass Andirons. Brass Shovel and Tong Sets. Carving Sets. Razors and Knives. Hunter's Goods. Shot Guns and Rifles- Before selecting your Xmas don't fail to see us. J.W. Murchison&Co. Orton Building. Bills Payable! 1 ' L. f3i Pay Cash ! - -.3 Pay your ovn bills; Don t pa3-; the other Fellow's. We are bad people ; sell so low Come See Us. del2-tf ' 9 . Peoples' Supply Co del2-tf re Senator till they do what Italian Immigrants Coming. A small party of Italian immigrants direct from Italy, tsdone aheut his railroad are expected here to-day on the be lated Clyde Liner New ior x-w . otters for the Southern Trucking Development Company iu which Messrs. Hugh Macttae i.rQw interested. The party ' wiiui tu aie ia6xj x- .rm vni-ir nn an ocean liner y are compelled to came v n---.ee there I f-.M.wa - I ri 17 M III I w measure. ho IT , , .. . - - Jiision . (Jhronicle says , he people of fiermanv want, to are largely interested. rr,, .- - ' i win- th L- suth hijrh prices for beef." "HI VtlAh ft S - -. - 'oujult (.arheicl may be 'J tell them by the time the "It Prefiir pt' I ix; n fff ial '-'Cttioii is pun- 10n tl)at cannot show a fine tmf,Dt Of mnfl,v.1 the w...i. . . rt r, iisningion &tar: jj iT oougnt dames yae's insurance stock in or " 10 prevent rn. " . iue cui I '"HI I 4? -X0(iedinly poor lawyer." , ' country wants to know 'larriman got' ma., , Kyun for refJisinr; to allov he n ,t.... . .. .. . oii tne panic, esidrnt iOOSPVelt iaid. down 1 kinds of things Hi i -f,,al erovernment ht '('r-t to mention from Italy and took passage there on the steamer for Wilmington a hm Beauty Physician. ami of "The Beauty x Anndemv of Music last night was not regarded as good " the same offering by different people last Kt 0vprtheless it was above ST average of the high-class attrac tions thatcome this way - very general , satisfaction, xue ence was not large. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS J W. Murchison Useful Gifts. Peoples' Supply Co.-How to Pay. r, 0. Toinr Seedless Raisins. C. W. Yates & Co.-Holiday Goods. W. E. Springer & Co. Merry Christ mas. . ,, 'i. XT- Barclay Agency-The Scatterea lo tion ter mucn ueutttc, x. " - - v.Q0 him also reprimanded by the m0rning unless some accident has Movnr and an aaaiuuuai umo"v oveilttlvCu M nnurcn oumcu vu wwm. - -iv.i T7"ioriia east oil I I hnmp on corner or Tnira ana oamuDen of 15 days suspension imposeu xux u ine w 0 wnarf Yesterday .afternoon's Fayetteville she was 57 vears of age and ing off his beat, mr u- uei r ; towed I "server says: xesteraay moimuB , aU vote on either proposition, mr. mw at iz oci jrea., - - - . about 8 o'clock two negro children ot 7 onntanw ?hP Ind Mr Karr having carried the mo- lnto the stream by the lug Marion. wiliiams aged about 2 and 4 who er"oyed her acquaintance She "! M!' Hrebort. Later, it ftfter which she proceeded down the W J?1. -n fimv.s was a communicant of the Episcopal r "td fr;m a member of the river and to Southport for Charleston - was oc.u. church and by her strong enrnt an commutee, M, Moore and Mr Karr 0 accoUnt of k interesting and' Complete line agreed as a majority to maixe u .- jomeu u w 7-- Mmnnfied he had moved only about two weens pension of Mr. SMpper permanent a from iNorxoi. ; ;long ago. He and hi. wife left the dwe - leaveg thre 8oQS Christmas Books. Pictures and rri,Q innnirv deveionea m uuv. lo ub m ouus x,u. n locking it. ana leaving tne cnn- i ... . .- i taier'the fact that omcersin the coast, e boats outlying districts nave oH---:;:- departure says tnat as tney went oil Moor rf thig they seemed to be quarreling ana tnat Watertown. before "-"- r ;.x. tx Fla., J. J. and ueorge layton aiuuie, BUSINESS LOCALS. Holiday Presents! We announce the exhibition of ACADEMY OF MUSIC J WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Dec 13truV;?; THE ABORN PRODUCTION CO. Presents- . - 1 f I " S . ' Sir I America's ureatesx ot an wmic vpci -i , j-; "ROBIN HOOD" - 4 4 : By SMITH and DeKOVEN - . 50 CO M PA NY 50 Seats on Sale Tuesday Dec 10-3t. - much area to cover and that there Is crying need for an eniargea iorc better pay for good men . Two men to departure says that as they went off - .e-eoiMV they seemea to oe quarmms, MAYOR'S COURT YESTERDAY. I five minuteg had eiapged Novelties for the pay for good men. Two men to tne house was seen to be on fire. It . - c- is two Sues square in the night time GamsteP who "Peached" To H,s Sor- mMng tTmsfes Hannah V. Z Zy B. row-tieven 51e to save it, or to rescue tne uuxui- - brother. Mr. J. B. Their remains were its first meeting in January. fflMfint. service. cauuL w ? ' oc The report of tne couumt stents was the sum total tunate children, -ineir remain . N c The be. agreed upon last night . unfortunates in the police court gathered up from the rums ana ounea - ones haye tenderest sym be made to the Boaraw aiue. Ueaterdav. but few of the cases were yesterday arternoon. Uathvof many friends. Mr. J. U. nf more than trifling importance. I Moore, of Florida, arrived Sunday in Mo-ir of fnce asl Rescued urowning wan. . . mnti. . ix. r,.-i. Willie xxoiiey, a I . ort .ii- response to a, leiegiaxu Chadbourn and Its People. . ' sauealed on a Saturday night about 0:30 o clock cerinm,T 1. R. Murphy Williams, ot - whom ne was ilist- off Wllml .avi; a ietllttie game at the house cers of the British steamer Arm enia morni ,g train to Ivaim0e, N. C, for Presbytery, was in tne y-f oi Hattie Judge, colored, in Brown s lying at tne wnaives interment In the old family burying -rov home irom xiu 1 nnA tino. Tvoiice lOQKeu cnest toni wuj, utiuM ...o., m:iQO from that mace. on mo " . , xi aiiey. ouxiuaj, .xx ... 1 . . - ,j i ti. S'""""- muto r The Rev vv i,j naviusai'u"-'' . 1. . ... , as in tne city Hattie Judge, Colored, In Brown s lying at ine wuaave. hnmo from Chadbourn v . . tvh.o "looked I r ft est Comnanv. aero on m& . inducting an ouu'"". ri' m ith U,-, rMMo of an elderly gentle- where ne uao uox. , nnnn tne iun ucxuic 1 " ..... w. v. wueie xt nn!nrg rloR- 1 111 "IWU txic !4i, I , :vr hn rams over x,!rht-dav meeting. n . T I r,i mi Coleman got away, omiui mau nuux Ui, - elsnt-uay iuccuuo- - and rUO. t;oiuiaxi 6i j 1 - - . . . n ed Sunday night, wit ilJliS. hy Herbert McClam- from the city in a canoe which was church oy proiesoiuix E and. notwithstanding nis capsizea opposite me & Williams was much im- ,rWrtT1v ,aa madft not only a rescuers took the gentleman, who was Messed with the thriving town f 1 efenda;t ln Sunday game nearly dead 8. and community. e ut Smitn said he was In a game tne py a not nre in iu 6x,x and s the Found Rain Coat H. E. ;Truelove. Draying. 0 i . ; m" f)f the burden f rom ! Mi-Cf Dafby & Co.-For Rent. ' ' y reducing . the tariff ( r "trjt?nches the people who Chadbourn S. P. & L. Co.-Steno- Oldham- & Co. Florida ' grapher." Csadbourn- and communis. but Smith said it is a strong religloua conimunlty, turaay speaking with special eierence bQd ta guperior sunnv South Colony, he remarfcea - Qf $; . . t jM.ltnua T niHT- 1 - ' - Mn the settlers are mauuii xt,or twn were bound over m one ty and economical, and are. bound to h similar b0nd. The major- succeed, as they nave aireauj. Uy. Qf other yesterday ;wer . . mnn,ntr plain drunks and the like and all were A young man experienced in.rnnning nominal fines except Wiley a experienced in t runmns r nomJnal except wil6y Tnti Presses Is wantea at m, tonii $10 and costs. fni irnnrt WOrK, iuowuew, " ' 4TOTT1P the I hv wiiv was vhen he . was ffuboed down goou, l two cases given a stiff glass of grog and rigged $25 in each and the out in dry clothes from the warorooe of the steamer, tie leuuuu .uWx all night and went away rejoicing Sun-o'-t Thfl Armenia is a regular trader this nort and the captain and offl- norQ ara well known and .popular ashore. The Smallpox Quarantine. Five smallDOX contacts and patients who have been-quarantined in the city were taken out; to the pest nouse by Chief Quarantine Officer Green vcstprviav for fumigation and dis charge. There are now some l& or more cases under quarantine by the Health Department, but it is a com pliment to Dr. Harper and"Capt. Green that, because of the prompt detection and isolation of the disease at its first outbreak, no new cases have der veloped since that time. HOLIDAY SEASON. An early inspection is advised in order to avoid the usual rush. C. W. Yates & Co. AT THE ; ATLANTIC CAFE.;1 DRINK Or order the finest Winei :tir and Liquors-for our stock If.-afi unsurpassed. , ' 1 - V 1 SLEEP In good, large and Air''.l rr I Market St. del2-tf Rooms. EAT The. Best new River Oystersl ' Raw, Stewed or Fried, or th most delicious Steaks, etc -"THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY" at GIESCHEN BROS.. Proprietors, Phone 111.. Opposite A. C. L. Depot. Dec 10-tl. :l 1 Seeded Raisins Currents and Citron, Fresh Spices. All the necessaries for fruit cake. Jones, Springfield and Smith field Hams. Crow; & Taylor, -del2-tf TO THE Iiiai'OU DEALERS OP TIIFi CIT1. " . Take notice that all applications. foi liquor licenses must be tiled with -the City Clerk and Treasurer. at City Hall on or before Thursday, December 14th inst.. at 12 o'clock M. i ;-iwV . P. . MOORE. Chairman Special Committee. de9,10.14-3t - - xfrex--- NOTICE. Stop at the Sellers House when Ivanhoe. '"- ; . :'':'-?-.iiK;;?SfeJSSst A. SELLERS, Proprietor ' Ivanhoe, N.i C. Dee. 10-lmo . . - office. UOOU WW " - uieex expenses ii W." P. Qranges.