)'c nnornfag Star.
LOCAL DOTS.
OUTLINES.
-Mr. J. D. Kerr, of Acorn Branch.
killed a fine hog yesterday, the weight
of the porker being 517 pounds.
Yesferriav was th' Phlneao Mow
-11. . . .1 tlmillinff DtnrV of I XT" . Ti ' 1 1 J i .
le norrioie " mumus c--j i icax; ii was ceieorateu appropriately
creek of the steamer Valencia on iDy tne coiony of Celestials in' Wilming-
acific coast is being unioiaea w ton. i . ; -- -
pnts! a raft containing Zu men i
jeen picked up at sea, all on Doara years a conductor on tne old w &
in a pitiable conaiuon uvux WTTailroadrdied yesterday morning
pre and hunger; their rescue was at hi3 home in Fayetteville. r
ing and tney give some u several vessels in port are ready
ing acocunts of the to of Her clear f(jr ft resDective destina-
the ill-fated steamer in ... careoes. but are d-taln
"it tiiP dpfense m the Town topics i -. . ,v ...
TZSSitSl -Fayetteville Observer: "Teste,
e a history, of gruesome l"te TJJ if
lals involving society people r- "rir T7,7
Gen. Joseph . Wheeler, tne la- " o. v"
PnnfprtPrate cavalry officer and Fayetteville Observer: "At
fionM-ai of the United States meeting of the board of directors of
k anri S!nro the war with. SDain I lus can oi J! ayeitevuie, mr. a. ta.
ro . I iTi I -.it i j
98 died of Dneumonia m wew u" was eieuieu it mem
' I ,1 til n V. 3 II
yesterday evening at &:3S r" .
k: he will probably be buried in i Lame Pugn, a colored woman liv
gton (national) cemetery at i mg at 1107 North Seventh street, was
ington In London a unionist i quarantined lor smallpox yesterday
fidate for Parliament has resigned (Five others in the same house, wexa. ds
Jve the defeated Premier, Mr. Bafcitaineid a f'fleotaeW - -
I another chance of election in j " The Orton lobby has been tarnish
Florida automobile races. yester-led with a set of handsomely burnish
tne 15 mne race was won in i ed cuspidores. The improvements to
2-5 actual time, and tne ten miie the walls of the lobbv will be corn-
in 9:28 -Tne House, or ttepre- menced at an earlv data.
I .. j j j at -urn 1 . .
atives yesieroay passeu me -m ,r , d..fl
ing the States of Oklahoma-and Aav n T. tv,.ih. aA
na the act requiring both new fen to p.souUwrland. or ,750
a to adopt constitutions providing prt flR f "1 J
Broiuuiuoxi ui. """ Wooster street, 55x41 feet in s&e
liood effective In the Senate Trwuu6Jl
fo,- nt iwjsocsr.r.i tt,, I Pny that saw service during the Spaa
jech declaring against the wisdom ls1h;Aerican w" Jt purps?
fsident Roosevelt's sending dele- ?f sts to backpay that
to the Moroccan nonvrntion. antf " " ""UCI " V
the President exceeded his &u-
v in nracticallv carrvin? nut. n. During the -extremely cold rain
with Santo Domineo without tnat fell all day yesterday a man afflict
bnsent and advice of the Senate; led with rheumatism became unable to
Urn advocated the annexation of s near jTont ana uock streets. THe
Domingo and had a colloquy lamouiance was summoned and the
Tillman In the Greene and mau was "en to tne .nospuair x
pr trial at Savannah yesterday, --The January gennan of LIAgile
bvernment introduced a number Cotillon Club will be danced in the
tale letters and telegrams which 1 Masonic Temple ba?l room "o-night.
d between Captain Carter and I The affair promises -to be fraught with
fefendants; some of them refer to I much pleasure for the members of
the popular organization , and their
mends. . .
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Verdict of Guilty and House
breaking in Frank Bur-
glary Case
IMPORTANT TRIALS TO-DAY
Deputy Marshal Dockery With Import
ant Paper for Negro Mutineer.
United States Deputy Marshal John
C Dockery, of Halelgh, arrived last
night and at once went to the county
jail where he served upon Henry
Scott, one of the. three negro muti
neers from the schooner Harry A.
Berwind, sentenced to be hanral to.
day, a copy of the reprieve until July THROUGH RATE TtDVERTISED
isi., rwenuy granted by the President
LINE OF PAST YEARS
Baltimore Steamship Company
Here in Connection With
Clyde Late as 1878
Several Sentenced to Roads and
County Farm During the Day
-Proceedings.
Present Project Calls to Mind Arrange
ments of Former Days River and
Ocean Traffic in Those Times.
Some Other Notes.
co-partnership in different mon-
king schemes New York mar-
Money on call steady at 4 to
per cent., ruling rate, 4 12, clos-
4 1-2. offered at 5: spot rot-
Sd
Messrs. Warren & Davis have an
interesting announcement to house-
,eclined 10 points closing quiet ture every loaf of their celebrated
uuui a uctue dOWer IOr IKwaH 1alfara1 tr fha. Atr -nrin Koo-
graaes; wneat firm, No. 2 red. Itho
vator; corn easy, No. 2, 55 ele- moral pointed out is "Look for the
wCaa,, iuiie0; 6b to st; tur- Mabel and accept no substitute.
i"61' '""' uuiei sirainea I -r. i.i.. mr.
stand that our enterprising townsman
and saw-miH man, Mr. , Geo. W. Col
lins, was in Wilmington this week
closing a contract with The Carolina
Trucking & Development Co. to saw all
the timber on v "their Rocky Run and
Castle Haynes estates-,- estimated to
bo 2,000,000 feet or more
Newbern Journal: "The lease of
bn to good, 3.80 to 3.90.
WEATHER REPORT.
24 I
st of month to date, 1.96.
of water in Cape Fear river
etteville at 8 A. M., Wednesday,
and rising.
Weather
Forecast.
--partment of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
ashingteo, N. C, Jan. 25, 1906
rological data for the
ending at 8 P. M. Thnrsv -c"uc,1" f-T- 4"e ieaoe M1
Ith . tne wew Masonic opera House was
perature at 8 A. M., 39 degrees:
M?ni ' Um' 42 benefitted by the lease to these gen-
lYi ml Til llTTl A rfOOTOac m nun A A I r
, "-"; juenien and werejrery glad Utt hmf
r ,IUI aay di; raimaii nouse. The - attractions secured
through them have been good,
There was -literally nothing do
ing in police circles yesterday dur
ing the day. One lonesome offender
for being drunk and down was let off
North Carolina Rain FHrtav witn tne costs m tne Mayor's court
o high northeast winds on the and a c.nronic mehriate was roUed into
Saturdav fair aTid warmpr ujg ponce station in ine aiiernoon ior
trial to-aay. uut tnese are incidents
too tame to excite comment or inter
est.
-Friends of Policeman Leon George
will regret to know that it has become
CK?. VwrrM0:: hospltar again for treatment of an
Ai,ti ,: al?M mee nurt some weeks ago
:ri. I wnile engaged. in chasing a fugitive.
. uUv.u.vnu.v. ""i lit will ho iiMuiieiinr fnr him t i-cimotn
in the hospital several weeks, accord
ing to the advice of the attending
physicians.
The Wilmington Wholesale Groc
ers Association met yesterday morn
ing at 11 o'clock in the rooms of the
its 5-21 P. M.I Chamber of Commerce, but transacted
length 10 hrs. 9 mln lno business of .public interest. Mr.
fater at Southport. .9:50 P. M. 1 Philander Pearsall, president of the
ater at Wilmington. 12: 20 A. M Association, presided at the meeting.
Mr. jamea ivyie nas recently been
kood men and the ooal mpn eiectea secretary oi tne organization,
L r.i nce Mr. James S. Hooper, resigned
beautiful day."
Storm Warning,
shington, D. C, Jan. 25, 1906.
teast storm warning 9:30 P.
rleston, Wilmington, Morehead
igh northeast winds along the
Atlantic Coast tonight and Pri-
HENRY.
RT ALMANAC Jan. 26.
pes . 7:04 A. M
Warning to Paper Thieves.
Every -newsnaDer that's worth the
pr Smoot, the Mormon incum- name baa more or less annoyance at
fly that it's getting to be a times by the number of complaints from
o hit a man when he is down fscribers that they do not receive
Li.cn papciB- mure uiieu me Qereuc
tion is saddled off on the carrier boy,
but sometimes, the fault lies " else
where. In Richmond the past week
the Times-Dispatch had great trouble
with-if s city delivery and an investi
gation developed , that the carriers
were being folfowed by sneak thieves i
who lifted the papers from the front
porches of subscribers and sold theiu.
Two of the culprits were arrested and
in the Richmond police court this
week Mhey were each sentenced to
thirty days on the roads,
V - '
t hit back.
men get the credit for being
s when they maintain an owl-
jerve till they see which way
s going to jump.
kho still think woman is the
part of creation are" the kind
rnish mighty poor customers
gold brick man.
pan will make out like she is
rstitious but she will think it
Jy queer for a man who is walk-
her to pass around a tree on
opposite to her.
ent Castro is drilling his ar-
manning his. fortifications to
be know that he will do some
whether he is the under dog
That Castro will keep on till
President Roosevelt's admi
spite of him.
IT Smott tha M, i
i mviuiuu lUUUUl'
uummg nis seat despite
!e than a mini
against him. Manv a Wian
known to take to the tall
hen he saw just one woman
signs of giving him a piece
nd.
The" only case of more than passing
interest in the Superior Court yester
day was that of B. Frank, alias Frank
True Bill For Murder Aaainst McGraw I of the United States. The form alitv
ui leauing a copy, oi tne reprieve and
leaving the same with the condemned
man had to be observed before Hip.
day of execution, hence Mr. Dockery's
... w J ail last lllgllL.
Mr inVT.; Appropos of the Baltimore steam-
ney General Moody, it merelv -pcUps sbip connection, which may now be re-
that. in" vlfvor rt iYm foAf fh. u nvi. I eturfiaA or o n in iv a rafarfinAa -4n
Anderson, colored, charged with bur- mates of Scott have been granted x the former line between Wilmington
glary in the second degree in that he apepal to the Supreme Court of the and the Monumental Cit?may not be
xt w. .. . , that his execution shall W amiss-- 14 was in operation certainly
iccu nuvcuiuer auu stole mere-1 i-, n - . . . v--v , , . -00 - -.
6yuUO me jKawyerjfa fcp afd. OaatrwHaKfttiwi' fclteriflatiitLfnMr-'in nuMflmi witfc
amount of about, The castf-waiTtentlon :g the reading -oT the'reprieve tM Clyde-LTneVtJapt. A? D, Cazaux,
. . " the offlcerni Th.pflMp? T,r,r - "me. Demg tne joint agent oi
ilT V Mr. DocklnlornIa Hh ' ;A lare bus1
ieJay 6 JUry havtoS returned and Sawyer that their appeal had been "stead - of weekly trips of the
- w 6ui.y v , iaTOBy ana sraatea ana gave tnem what informa-J steamers the schedule was twice a
housebreaking at 6: SO o'clock aftPr ho- tion he had as to about the tlm thai L,." t,,..,, r .
. -- - - . ,j .. . i I "cciv iremwu nuiuiugiuu au uie
in. out about fifteen minutes. The Z,X1 T " 1 ImR, other cities named
. . position. -.An: uncle of Adams who 0"ercmes named.
Kfc7nT ; , UB been heve several days, visited Tne schedule on the Baltimore and
wfi iW",, ?' Jf' ,Jl" J3sq3" hfa5 nephew.for a second time in the Wilmington Line was leaving Balti
wno looked well after the interest of sm t.,,, hmrn Wn)nai)vi nn aatuva ot
w2'lI;Jlr,l,,,,1 Oakery, whoiame to serve the 4 arriving in WUmington. Sat
v..v.o.m6 vw caio, or tne reprieve on Boott, will go ud to Rock-luraay ana l uen?ay mornings ana
punishment may be Jess in the fiacre- ino-ham on ilea vine this norton Wednesdav and
tion of the court. Judge Webb has I tn sDpnd th a- a md a . I Saturdays. The Clyde steamers left
not yet pronounced sentence upon the ! there. , , New York on Tuesdays and. Fridays
prisoner. . - .- lat 3 P. M.. arrivinsr in Wilmineton
Witnesses in the cases of Shocklev I DENOMINATIONAL DPBAtp Friday aid Monday mornings and leav-
and Lamb were ordered yesterday tor I ing Wilmington Wednesday and Satur-
be present at the convening of court Rev- J. l. . Vfpperman, Formerly of ayg- .
at 9:15 o'clock this morning. It is WUminaton in DiscuMion. Reuben Foster, of 90 Light street,
probable Jbat according to present ar- " was the Baltimore general agent, and
rangements one of these cases will Tne Rale,8n New8 and Observer of Wm. P. Clyde A Co., were the agents
be reached this afternoon, most nrob- yesterda' has the following to say I for the -other line -at No. 6 Bowling
ably the Shocklev caap Tha trial I eaitonaiiy concerning Rev." J.' L. vip-Oreen, New York. ' N
Lamb wffl likely not be reached nntil Permaa former pastor of Brooklyn, ; In the Wilmington City Directory
tne first of 'Bext wepfr' Tli"irriia Dai'ui cuurea. m ibis raiy: ; " r ui isu, ioB-ew i ur. ana -Baltimore
s . . 7; i .,T k. mi ux... u
jury yeBterday at 12:45 P. M., came in
to court in a body and returned a true
Dtu lor murder against T. A. McCraw.
In the old times it was-not uncom-i lines Rf advertised on both covers of
mon to have big debates"Betweeh th 1 e hooik a- a "Semi-Weekly Fast
pai'tisans of different churches, where-1 Teignt Koute to 'AH Folnts Nortn
He has not yet been formally arraien-1 m a BapUstweuld give the Methodistsfor nth via Wilmington, N. C." It
ed in court but will.be taken through
uitti. xormauty in a day or two. An
enort wm men be made to have the
case continued until the next term.
ine calling of the names of each
man on the grand jury showed that
one member, George Schnibben, was
down the country.' .and a Methodist 1 was further stated;
wouldn't leave a.-dry thread on the 1 --"Shippers may rely upon the prompt
Baptists. This sort of debate was and regular sailing of theses steam
more popular in the West than in the ers and H'ck dispatch of all shipments
South, and it stili''ahldpa wW hjr this route. No delays and but ane
nominational friction and competition Jlran--er t P0- of shipment to des
are acute. It seems that we are -to ito H1!4"0111 eonseauently all frieght by
absent. His k rrT, I -ck to these old time debates, as the . rea e 18 ttelIverea m "--Ken
the foreman of thejury, who stated !T0m lpemarle ter" "Th-iu, bilbf ladine eiven to
mi ?cnniH)e-i was m at big home and 'r1 7"t v.n-.ma , and from all points in North and South
S. J.M- to has litd 1rra' SLEPT Carolina. GeoS and Alabama; also
-vv,v uiu iiiuim m uuues. ; I . Z . munu, "-ltn Knliimorp Phladelnhlft lMtw York
.luiiucj, save nouce mat nfi WOUiai v- i"w w uuia euw UP utW Bo(m oifiae Dfu .maron.
make an exception to the trne bill.- it tween the Lutherans and the Ban- B K J' ,
xiciiauijr b coutenuon is mat tne 1 uuo w "fui ui -oaay. ijiyeiy i promptly paid.
u-uB um BDouia e unanimous, return- j Pciea m ana arouna Bigi in tjie same issue of the city direc-
ed by. the voice of the entire ernnd I L-Ck- A"ln ratamA t ). wnn,i
jury, eighteen members, especially in! re d not know whicn fef these is Weldon and Wflmihgton. Ckdumbia
ease wnere tne onence is one pari-1 istueuater, or wneuter tne Bap-land Augusta railroads advertise their
ishable by death. When Hie ease I tIsts or the Lutherans will eet Hie best iAtinr. raat Mnn Pgun Piuta
"""s inai jas wui raise rna noint i "f jw. argwiiiwiu, Ana. a. aoow nt wa.4M'iiiwM-rtii yT TcrnTnto-tnn tvt r with
wbkJk is -a iiovel one. fer. One thing we do know: the cause lsteamshin linps to Raitimoro Phiin.
Court met at 9:20 A. M. yesterday I Christianity and srenuine religion Idelnhia and New Vork and formlnc
and the sheriff returned as jurors for J will not be advanced by means of the the "Wilmington Freight Lines' he
me aay: Aiex wells, C. H. Robinson, deoate." I tween all points North and South.
c J. Mitchell, J. McRee Hatch, J. W. I The steamship connection of the
rerrm, G. B. Burnett; E. L. Burriss, UPPER CAPE FEAR WINS railroads with Norfolk, Va., are also
John A. Karr, W. E. Beaton, Chas. S. " advertised as the "Atlantic Coast Line
Denny, A. A. Dock, J. R. Williams, Senate Passes Bill for Favettevi lie's Freight Route." At that time the late
Chas. w. Hill, J, E. Morris and W. B. I Pjihi; r!.,mi.. ri CoL R. R. Bridgers was president and
Jones. The following were not found: a general manager of the roads; A.
R. O. Grant, J. P. Herring, J. B. Camer- . e. Washington pressN dispatches Pope, general freight and passenger
on, J. H. Hewlett, and John R. Kenly. , t nignt brount good news to Wll- agent, Capt. Jno. F. Divine, general
Excused -by the court: C.H.Robinson Stons neighbors of the Upper superintendent of the W. & W. Rail-
n t Mithaii t MnT) tiv. tt lape x ear news or tne Dassaee of a I road, and .Tampa AnHorann nn!i
- . .vibCV 11MU1. ilUUll 1 Lilt ! . , . TT , . . " I " w", Bv "
A. Karr, A. A. Dock, J. R. Williams I Y .Y?1 states Senate ap- superintendent of the W, C. & A.
and J. E. Morris. ""f"H5 o,vuu ior me erection or xne offices of the new York and
. The following cases were disposed Z,H c BU"as m jfayeuevnie. .The Wilmington Steamship Company, as
of: George Walker, assault with dead- "it, 7 ieJa lavoraoiy oy tne sen- it was then called, were located at
Iy weapon; pleaded guilty; sentenced mm"tee the day before. The the foot of Chesnut street. The river
tofourTonthson rolXofarni EfE" fLL.??- ,ine8 wilh the New YtTk Balti-
Sandy .Tackson, larceny: continued knTwi-- .VJ.- luat me more connections, were tne uape Fear
f jrnnjn. r.u6 w o tcnoiui.. iana reonie s. worm & worth, emt.
ucicuuaui. i rpv, n o n . . . . , i "a
Willie Jones,, nuisance; called and Ut STS, Vt.?? - 1 L"uLDerry 8treVThe ExPr.ess
failed: nl si sci fa and oanla rTTJ !1J'ctt?vl" . "" ?- paniooat company, water, near Mar-
i itiii iiiiii' in ii j nraoo rt arr m i iaJ. a a yitj i . j .
. He,nry .More. iwcsnyr called and allowed $75,000 for a public buildine Point Caswell llnp wtw ht.J
raiiea, ni si sci .ia ana capias. - at Anderson. S. C. and eranted lands riot and nca A;tC;;.;"
IMnr Tnhninn aimn iritl. j.JlL. it. . I . tun umo
.uuvu, mui uwwij io uie -Missionary KantiBt. nhimwi .nfitViafa no., a a y, 1 j
weapon: verdict of not eniltv hv irv nv i.int no " I ri." . - ttUU
tti" i T ,v - ; r . r."r . tcmcic'J purpos-1 commission mercnants nere wmie now
Mr. Sam Hooper, of Fayetteville,
was here yesterday.
Mr. R. P. Blackwell, of Marion,
?. C, arrived last night.
TrMr. C. B. Wright, of Raleigh, was
among yesterday's arrivals.
Mr. P. S. Cox, of Newbern, was
among yesterday's arrivals.
Mr. A. M. McNair, of . Maxton,
was among last night's arrivals.
Mr. C .D. Osborn, of Oxford, was
registered at The Orton yesterday.
Mr. J. W. Pharr, of Charlotte, ar
rived last night on the train from the
South.
Mr. John W. Buckley and wife, of
Holyokje, Mass., arrived last night
trom tne South;
A. W. McLean; Esq., of Lumber-
ton, arrived last night on the train
from the South.
Mr. F. A. Bultman. of Sumter. S.
C, is in the city jm buulnoBS. Ulp
ax tne home of Mr.
Jfflan J. Fowler, v...-;'
Mrs. E.' Piner is the guest of1
frienas and relatives in Raleigh, 't
uranam Kenan. Esa .of Kenans-
ville; was here yesterday on professions
ai Dusraess. -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cowan
returned yeBterday afternoon from
ncwuera wnere .jur. uowan SDent a
few f days on theatrical business for
Messrs Cowan Bros.
Mr. G. H. Dortch. secretary and
treasurer of the AUantic Fire Insnr-
ance Company, recently organized in
Raleigh, arrived last night on a busi
ness trip and is a guest at The Ortdn.
Clinton Democrat: "Mr. J. L.
THIS BANK INVITES THE AC
COUNTS OF BORROWERS AS
WELL AS DEPOSITORS.
CAPITAL $200,000.00.
SURPLUS $100,000.00
EMPTY POCKETS. -
tTancl0 13 80 CaSy t0 Spend" leads 1o useless .
Make Your Dollars Get Busy.-
A man is always pool who-spends his dollar as soon as he '
rwaaoewhtets his dollar go without working forhto Why
Y0JL StaU to set riclK? Pett a savies account with ustoV
Jlor more, then periodically add to this amount; -each dollar -will
be working for you, making interest. What these dollars earn v
loar&teL tojtb.it you szve each day will help to make you
The Wilmington Savings and Trust Co.
. W. NORWOOD, Pres't. H. WALTERS. Vice-Prest'
C. E. TAYLOR, JR., Cashier. T
GRIEVED, BY WHEELER'S DEATH.
Sensational Story From Chicago Con
cerning Woman's Suicide.
Chicago, Dl., Jan. 25. Brooding over
the fatal illness of her old family
McMillan and wife, of Wilmington, arJ riena neral Joseph Wheeler, was
rived in Clinton a few dav DO- 'm i the immediate cause, it is said, of the
McMillan staved oniv a fw dova hiJ I suicide at the Sherman House to-night
wife remaining for a stay of several I Mrs. Margaret Bailey, who died of
months." j strychnine poisoning, just as the news
fn-rt Qtoi. m.tx. of General Wheeler's death reached
Untwil rVnnn t V, 0...l t 1 VmCagO.
- . wc oumucm x-resoy-i an,
terian CoUege. Red SDrines. snent JT'S'. X1CJ, ttf
Monday nieht herp p rop T w 5now? in wasnmgton society, especiai-
home in "Wilmington, "where lfJh t11 her
COM Alt OAwM.nt W 111 . umwmi, pc, uau .a ICYCIOBI UL lUf
hermoTher p"hpr":!8 -tune. Mrs. Bailey was greatly grieved
guest of n,,.: . " wnen sne learned of -the critical condi-
aw w tj jrvu.
WARM WIEELETS,
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination of -:Gen. - Luke E. Wright
of Tennessee, to be ambassador to Ja
pan.
"Thelarge tannery of tfie United
States Leather . Company at Peters
burg, Grant county, Va., was destroy-
tion of General- Wheeler. To-day sho
received a telegram -saying that Gener
al ..Wheeler, could live only a short
time and she took poison.
ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.
Unionist Candidate Resigns to Give
Balfour Another Chance.
. ucouv w, an ui wnica aamonisnes Wilmlne- the latest rpriition of the Hirnn
; verdict of guilty with rec- ton people that it is high Hmp to t hnv mM tho Jm . .
to mercy of the court: "up and doing" in the.mattpr of nnv. throfn-r '
- . - .... i.m i.vt..wi bunt, wuuiuuua 11 vj vy are
weapon
ommendation
fined $5 and costs.
Minnie King, larceny: bill changed
to forcible trespass; defendant pleaded
guilty-and Judgment suspended -on
payment of costs.
Perry Alderman, carrying ' conceal
ed weapons; verdict of not guilty.
John C. Burnett selling wine on
Sunday, and without license
lie building enlargement here.
FUNERAL OF MRS. CROOM.
quite as favorable to the operation of
I steamship lines here as they were in
those "palmy" days.
SCHOOL AT ATKINSON, N. C.
The Closing Exercises Wednesday
Night Were Highly Creditable.
(Special Star Correspondence.)
Atkinson, N. C, Jan. 25. The Atkin
juess that the appointments
nt as postmaster at Golds-
hing but a sign-that it is
agreement for neace be-
Rollins and Blackburn "fac-
troaster Grant is the son of
Grant, one of Blackburn's
aud it is not likely that his
r means that Blackburn is
P hog over Rollins Tf all
n the Renubli pan fa.mllw
Railroad Restrained.
Fayetteville Observer: Yesterday
afternooa Clerk of the Superior Court
Maj JV. A. McKethan granted, at the
instance of Mr. S. H. Strange, agent
for Mrs. W. P. Cochran, a. restraining
order, enjoining the Raleigh and South
port Railroad Company from proceed
ing with its construction force to work-f
on the proposed line through Myrtle
Hill farm. The order is returnable for
a hearing before Judge M, H. Justice
at Robeson court tn February." -
Advertising PinehursL ,
Mr. W. B. Rose, city passenger'agent
for . the Seaboard, has received some
handsome booklets advertising Pine-
hurst as a Winter resort The pamph-
ieis are Deautiiuiiy and profusely il
lustrated and are. typographically per
fect. The North . Carolina Winter re
sortsras well as the Summer resorts
on the beach and in the mountains,
are becoming known all over the coun
try, and are being patronized as never
before. -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Academy of Music Parsifal.
Seaboard Air Line Schedule. -Warren
& Davis Bread Tags.
Wilmington Lodge, A. F & A. M.
Meeting..' - l. t
BUSINESS LOCALS. ,
People's Wood Yard FueL: "
WantedPosition "as Clevkt -L::.
For. Rent Furnished Rooms.
-To Let Three Large Rooms."
Star' Book BinderyYoung
Wanted. - "
Man
Remains of Good Woman Laid to Rest
Yesterday Afternoon.
Impressive funeral services were
ftwh conducted at 4 o'clock yesterday af-
cases) ; continued for defendant; bond terday afternoon over the remains of
of $50 reouired. i the late Mrs. Emma Croom. wife
. Hollv Gradv. Istmut- niaadpd 'mti.l' Mr. M. F. Croom. who Dassed awav son miblic school taught hv MIssps
. t"" i irrj j. i .;..... - . .. . . -
ty; sentenced to 12 months in; Jail "cuuuaJ' wiernoou.; xne services strmgneia ana Meivin, closed Wed.-
witn leave Tx Commissioners to dis- ieiaence, o. oiu uock nesaay nignt tne 2n, with an inter-
DOSP nf ast tHpv mavflnil Tuat
street, and were conducted by the estingDrofitable and pniovahlp ontor.
' Z - . 1 ry , t nr ttth w . .... . . . -
John E. Warren, larceny; not guilty. V z: " - assistea oy tainment. The exercises consisted of
wm. Ray, larceny: verdict of guilty V ; "ay: iarBe numper recitations, declamations, dialagues,
by jury. - ' ut sorrowing relatives, apd friends tableaux drills and marches, and mus-
B. Frank, burglary in second degree r I l? pa7 a lassaa-marK iC- It has hot been excelled in the
verdict of guilty of larceny and house- oman Hand tha flofwK ea nlstory of Place- The students
breaking. The jury was comnosed as I". flral tributes Vere Uot only acquitted themselves credita-
follows: Messrs. Geo. C. Schutte, wasin Oakdaip ppSw? o?,' bly but Praiseworthily. -Julius
Moore, A. L. Motte, Jr.. Joseph S ill ?been" Sr? nS"' Each owed IfiThe rendition of his
Todd, J. W. Perrin, J. ESurnett, Chas. Pt the honest, earnest effort
s. Denny. Chas. W. Hill, S; A Brewer, Sprat seMOaoaV PsZ tt' lof tne teachers.
Herbert HanHna Tnt,n nl m Sr ai 'Aacuve'3esFs: . uscar Page-F. Desnite thp
" uoiiiuuB, juiiu uarry ana t. r WooKbo-ot. w t ir ,
n ... . ' - .- - I --.uu,6cu. H a. iUCltSLULIl.. J-
Ei. iVing. - - - i PinnnH'mi Tw . . .
At e. on ,,, . . i.cie, iiiu nuipiwon ana W.
w.uw uwwn cuuix aaionrnen nn-i Martin
m :i& a, to-day.
WE ATH ER WAS BEASTLY.
L.
A;
"PARSIFAL" BILL TO-NIGHT.
Despite the" inclemency of the
weather there was quite a large crowd
present We do not feel equal to the
task though pleasant it would be in
speaking of our principal, Miss String
field. She has proven herself such a
Yesterday One of the Roughest of the wortby teacher the patrons are very
Payton Sisters Company Givlno Great Winter-Storm WaminnJ- aesIrou? for her to teach a private
w. " I ' "0" I OAhAAl TAN n -ww vn.i.1.. 1
8atlafae4Jnn Miiin.. - - I , . ivi o. ic uiuuius longer, . jsne
eatisraction Mallnee. . i Those who were wont to go into ec- is one of Pender's mnxt Pharmw .n
The Mysterious MrY" Raffles" " waa stasies over the balmy weather of the brilliant dana-hters J5hp ia a
presented by the Payton Sisters Com. early part of the week, changed their of wonderful pnprs-v anlcndld intalll.
pany last night and was well present- tune yesterday, A cold sneaking rain gence and . upon all the traits of her
eu. xne specialties as before, were Vs" aa ana au last nignt It was noble womanhood shed the lustre of a
greatly enjoyed. - : :Xzt' decidedly Tocgh under foot and but Christian character -
To-night "Parsifal" will be offered. People were on the street. Just After the pIorp of than.iu.'fi,
It comes under the head of religious wBen. everybody thought that the audience listened with much pleasure
nlava and fa tha )t.otv,oi j roughest .of -thp woo the wo. '. j . ... . F
- Mnuuaut fcrtuuu ui L. " . " -- "w mm iuteresi io a Drier DUt verv annro.
VA O n-n n m... n .3 i if. . THA WPSTnAI MaM Aom. . - -ti-V. n I ...... " r x
...suo sniuu ujjior uy uiai name.) . uuu a m mm priaie aoaresa Dy Hon. E A ' Hawps
Dili ana always nresents it iFridav I oiuons oi yesteraay. according to tne
night as that-night 4s .considered the Prediction, promise to be intensified to- STEAMER WHITLOCK- DISABLED
best of the weeE. At matinee to-mor
row afternoon J'Prince and Pauper"
will be presented. . s ,
Ref.-A. D. McClure, D. D., pastor
of Saint Andrew's Persby terian
church, is expected 'to return' - this
morning . from - Shelbyville, " Tenn.,
where he has been to look over the
field with a view of accepting a call
to the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church. It is earnestly.: hoped by the
day. The storm warning is published !
else wnere m to-day's paper - and car
ries its own story.- It was;, rough
very rougn yesterday and last night.
GUARD OFFICERS RESIGN, '
Broken Propeller Necessitates River
, Steamer Being Towed Here.' -
iWhiIo on her way to Long View, on
Black river, Tuesday night the steamer-
Whittock had her propeller broken
Two Captains and : Two " Lieutenants near Point Caswell, and she was- un-
Quit State Trooos. " aB1 to proceed. Capt Herbert Ward,
-si : ; (Special star Telegram.? jthe city yesterday and arranged for a
Raleigh. N.. ..C Jan. 25. Resigna- tug to go up to Point Caswell and tow
auj.: uupw ujr UIO j. . -. r. I V. Trr;l 1 . 1
North Carolina friends of Dr. MoClure l?ns lwo . capxains ana two. eu- n ? "u1"". 1 T" V
torpman in wti I tenants nave just peen accepiea in tne I uwueu iui...
remain in yvu-t. - , .. . 7, rin, : 4.t,i t- m. , a..w
that he; will -decide
raington. igr sif-"
office -of the Adjutant General of1 the Gore, of this city. .. The tug Herbert
North-Carolina National Guard here. M, was secured to go after the dis
Thev are Cantain J W. Forbes, of abled craft and will bring her into the
A - young man - with experience . in j Tarboro: Captain R. O. Burnes. of trailway at -Skinner's to-day.
padding and in use of paper cutter Is i Maxton i Lientenant Watson, of Fav. I ' - "-': . ;
wanted in the Star Book Bindery. Ap- J etteville, and Lieutenant E. H. Bain, Warranty Deeds for sale at the Star
piy at once. . -. - . . ?x i0f Goldsboro, . - umce. -
London, Jan. 25. Sir Edward Grey.
the new foreign secretary, has been
ed by fire-last night ' The loss Is I returned for Berwick-on-Tweed divis
about $100,000.
The trial of Midshipman Richard R.
Mann, presidential appointee, was con-
ion of Northuniberland by the largest
majority he ever had. This is typical
of the general result of yesterday's
elections which practically were an
eluded at Annapolis yesterday and a rwon8 wmcn vnmwuiz
verdict reached - K vprdtpt wo oiart I uuoroKen ees oi idDerai successes,
- w W HM WUJV
recorded in the case of Midshipman
Chapin, of Pasadena, Cal. Both were
acquitted of hazing.
Alban G. H. Gibbs. Unionist, has re
signed his seat for the city of Lon
don in favor of former Premier Bal-
fnnp -nrflt finer AjuunfAj ttiy. MAmmJA.'.
Stephen Decatur, great grandson of l invitation to be a candidatp to nro.
Commodore Decatur, first class United sent the constituency. A writ for a
States Naval Aacdemy, was yesterday new election, cannot be issued until
dismissed from tha iltwy by Secretary Parliament meets, so Mr. Balfour will
Bonaparte in conformity with the sen-1 not be present at the opening of the
ience oi tne court marital in bis case I Mouse wnich will be his first absence
on tne charge of hazing. from that ceremony for 31 years
Representative Flood, of Virginia, in
troduced a bill in .the House yesterday Henry Blount at Armory
to provide for the purchase of the Henry Blount, - lecturer and enter
McLean property and adjacent land at tainer, appeared last night at the Boys:
Appomattox, Va., and to erect tablets Brigade Armory, in his own version of
there In commemoration of the surren- "Rip Van Winkle" "and "Solon Shin-
der of the Army of Northern Virginia I gie." The weather was very inclement
to irenerai urant. ana the audience was, therefore, small
A bill was introdiirpd in""n -tr;,. I but those who heard him speak In the
ginia Senate yesterday providing for hignest terms of the entertainment
an additional appropriation to thelafforded Dy th Slted North Caro-
jamestown exposition of $150 000 Del-I a clount remain in tne
egate.Thornhill, of Appomattox. lntro-lcit.y and speak to the Brigade again
uucea a dui to comnete thp nnwhuM P1" "cuiub.
HallVEimilsion
IS THE OXIiY PALATABLE
Petroleum .Emulsion.
IN THE MARKET. '
The Mont Delicate Stomach.' Cam.
Retain It.
IT IS GUARANTEED.
To quickly relieve any can of
Cough, Cold, Sore Throat, Bron
chitis, or other respiratory trou--bles.
REMEMBER if it falls, we
return your money. All you
have to do. to g-et your money
back is this: Just bring back
the empty ' bottle and give us
your word that you have re
ceived no benefit, and we will re
fund your fifty cents. - . '
PRICE BOc. PER BOTTLE --,
For Sale By
JAMES M. BALL,
nth & Caatle Sta. - '
R. R. BELLAMY,
Front and Market Sta. :
of all books for public schools at ITip
lowest prices at which they can be ob-
tainea in open market.
At the annual meeting of the Balti
more Merchants' and Manufacturers'
Association last night Hamr fif
'The newspaper size" of a store
the relative space, of its a3vertise-
ments," compared with those of its
competitors Is more in the public
mind than the actual size of its build-
George Tucker, president of the Jamesl llDgs" or sales-rooms.
xown exposition Company, . promised
that features of the RvnnoiHnn wnnM
tfe an international yacht racp for
cup to be given by the King of Eng-
iauu auu me greatest assemblage of
warships of all naflons in the history
wi liio wona.
a committee or Atlanta
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bread Tags.
In future to assure our customers
that they are getting the Genuine
Blank Books
AND
Office Stationery,
Globe-Wernicke
Filing Cases.
Remington Typewriters'
AND
Stenographers' Supplies.
C. W. Yates & Go.
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USTEGV1.
Pure as Mother Made It i
Grandmother's Bread.
WARREN & DAVIS.
headed by John Temple Graves, editor BREAD, we will tag all our Bread
ui me Atlanta Evening News, has
siartea a movement to celebrate in
Atlanta, January 19, 1907, the centen
ary of the birth of Genera) Robert v.
Lee. It isproposed that the celebra
tion shall be national In AhomA.n- a
that the North and South alike shall r for the.Tae on every loaf-
oe asnea to join in the trihnto to tha
uonieaerate General.
The Senate Committee on Commons
yesterday heard arguments by at num
ber of representatives of th
growing industry in support of Senator
Overman's bill providing for the ap
pointment of a committtee for the ex
tension oi American markets in the
Orient. Among those who
their views were Senator Overman, for
mer Senator 9 McLaurin of Snnth
Carolina, and Editor "Whitman," of the Tne Great anfl Powerful Religious
Warren & Davis,
Phone 61.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC!
PAYTON SISTERS BIG COMPANY
TO-NIGHT
Play,
"PARSIFAU"
The Eaual oi "Ben Hur."
The Dramatic Version of the Grand
. Opera.
10-20 30 cents.
Seats Now on Sale.
X Matinee To-Morrow Afternoon.
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HAPPINESS!
American Cotton Record.
At a conference which lasted all
the attorneys in the packers' case in
Chicago were still trying, when even
ing arrived,-to come to an agreement
regarding the facts involved. The jury
was dismissed for the dav earlv in tha
afternoon, and Judge Humphrey was
luiuruiea mat an agreement was
reached It would be Rtihmltttwi t htm
this morning. During the day several
messages regaraing the case passed
between District Attornev
toGenrrirrfoV,0 everyone wants. Some seek
""e"-l hinr. onma another. TC'Jt nun-
Grady Millef, the 16 year old son of Mreds find comfort in eating groceries
Dr. S. Ii. Miller, was on Wednesday bought of the Cape Fear Trading Com
night shot and killed by the negro por-1 pany. because' they are - clean and
tetjot the lake View Hotel, at Florala, If reshrPhone 1013, and buy a turkey
Ala.; There were no eye-wltneses to for Sunday,
tne snooting, but two pistol shots were
heard. A search was made and nearby
was found the negro in a dying condi
tion. He uvea long enough to say that
he and Miller had engaged in a pistol
dueL - There is no way;to ascertain
tne cause or tne tragedy.-s Young Mil
ler was at home for a few days from
wonora uouege, S. C where he had
Deen attenaing schooL
There is no material chancre In the
strike of the ? negro students of Tal-
taaega tAiaj coUesre for luxrrnM. A
lew or; tfie recalcitrants have return'
ed but-as many more haw left ; Pre1.
dent Nice declares that there will be
no compromise and he has the full co
operation oi tne -American,; Missionary
Association under whose auspices the
college is coaducted- Many - of the
strikers throng the streets of Talla
dega and are receiving, the encoutage-
tape" Fear, Trading Co.
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We are now closing out our entire
line of Winter Goods to make room for
our SPRING Stock. We are offering t
big bargains in CLOTHING GENTS'
FURNISHINGS, SHOES and LADIES' ,
GOODS. Great reduction in prices.
THE HUB,
C03 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Near Brooklyn Bridge,
B. F. PENNY & C., Proprietors,
ja 21-tf. 4
"The best armor lar to keep .out of
Run Shot." ,
Why not keep out of the range of
trouble br having, your prescriptions -.
filled here where security from any
adulteration or trouble from poor qual
ity of drugs ia .avoided.. -ADOLPH
O. AHRE3NS, Dngglnt.
'Phone 644. ja21-tf
Guano Prices!
dially" invited.
By order W. M."
MASOBTIC TEMPLE,
- Jam. 2. 10.
Wilming-ton Lodge,
319, ' A., i . He A. At.
Convenes In Emer
srent Communication
this (Friday) evening
at-.s o ciocK ior worn
in E. A. Degree. Vis
iting Brethren cor-
' E. NORFLEETt ' 1
i Secretary.
,: : Protect your ;
PLUM DING
-K ;- ;: ' ; ' . .. : - '
with a policy of Insurance.
ment ox negro ciuzens or the city. Itf.. " a . m ,
ia heHeveri that th atriko ni ,if," Phon 162.. .Offlca No. 109 Princess St
end with no concessions by the facul-1 - I " J VAN IV MSTT8
" f Oaa 6-tf.
12 Per cent. Acid .
-13 Per cent Acid .
Pure : German Kanit
Nitrate Soda v. ..-.".
- Muriate Potash ; ..
. 8-2-2 C. S. Goods ...
8-3-3 Fish Scrap'
8-4:4 Goods ' . . . .-V8-2-2
Goods -
Car-lot prices here. - "
Kverybodys dollar equal;
..$10.00
..$10.50
..$110)0 .
..$50.00
$45.00 ;
. .$18.00
..$22.00 -
.. .$26.50 -
,$1.50
W. . B. ; COOPER,
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WILMINGTON, N. C.