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WEATHER REPORT. . to retain Its stock and MacRae & Co. lfelts. Directolro. U.'S 'yMJ.r1V IJXrtnifmttm WWIm , ' II
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 14, 1908.
Meteorological data for the 24 hours
ending at 8 P. M. Friday, Nov. 13;
Temperature at 8 A. M. 38 degrees;
X v. m. , aegr;maiu -,
t?s: minimum 36 deerrees: mean 45 ,
degrees,
Rainfall for the day, T.; for tne
month, .02 inches.
Stage of water In Cape Fear river
at Fayetteville Thursday at 8 A. M.
4A feet
Jfv YiJn
Sunday, iDyreasmg .norm
east wmas. -
. ra,onH,P Nfti 14
.po" oaienaar R.oe A M
o1"1 "S!a '" p m"
Day's Length
XU lira. u iuiu.
High water at Southport 12:12 A.
High water at Wilmington 2:03 A. M.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Crystal Palace Last Day.
Palace Market You Win.
J. W. Plummer, Jr. HuyTeFs:
Boylan & Hancock Our Shoes.
Hamme, ths Hattex Can't Afford.
Murchison National Bank Solicits.
J. H. Rehder &' Co. Special Values,
American National Bank Not Dis
counted.
Business Locals.
Wanted Position. '
B. R. Jones For Sale.
C. H. Bonham For Sale
Holer Barber College Men.
Lost Breastpin With Diamond.
Rural Building & fLoan Association
Will Hold. '
People's Building and Loan Asso
ciation Post Thus Up.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. Jas." O. Matthews, of Ingold,
Sampson county, was' in the city yes
terday oh a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ffoulkes, of
Philadelphia, after a pleasant visit to of a trifling blaze at dUU Bladen street, been secured by long-distance tele
Telatives and friends here left last owned by Miss Heyer and occupied by pone conversation with Judge Lont;.
ailght for their home. (W. H. King. The damage will, not Monday the plaintiffs announced their
Yesterday's Raleigh News and Ob
server: "Mrs. William P. Oldham
of Havana, Cuba, is visiting relatives
and friends in the city." I
Mr. Leake S, Covington, cashier
of the Farmers' National Bank, of
Rockingham, N. C, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to
Southport. x
Yesterday's Raleigh News end Ob
server: "Miss Sallie Oldham, of the
elocution class of the Baptist Univer
sity, went to Hillsboro yesterday,
where she gave a recital last night"
Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Smith have
returned from their bridal tour and
are dow at home to friends in this
cit where the groom is a member of
the firm of S. L. Smith & Son.
. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Bell de
lightfully celebrated the first anniver
sary of their marriage on Thursday
evening. Quite a number of friends
called at their home to tender con
gratulations. BOYS SENT TO FARM
Juvenile Band Held for Vagrancy
Other Cases.
The street urchins arrested Thurs
day, believed to have been implicated
in several petty robberies, were before
the Mayor at the session of the police
onrt yesterday at noon and three of
the number James and Harry Melton
and William Jones, were sent to the
-county farm for 30 days. No direct
charge of larceny was. presented
against them and consequently the
Mayor tried theni for vagrancy. John
Justice, one of the same crowd, who
was .arrested last Wednesday charged
"With stealing brass, has been sent to
Chapel Hill at the request of Rev. R.
"W. Hogue, who acted as guardian for
"the boy during his residence in this
city. ' "
The facts given the police in the
case of John Andrews, a Syrian, who
was charged with cruelty treating a purpose of holding a mission at St.
colored boy, Walter Bell, failed to be! John's Episcopal Church, in this city,
correct, when the- latter appeared at I beginning November 0th. Rev. Mr.
court yesterday at noon. The. state-. Cox.' the rector, and the brotherhood
ment that he had been stabbed and of the parish, are making all arrange
otherwise hurt-was false. The charge ! ments for a most successful series of
was ciiangea to simple assault and the :
defendant was released after payment
01 a m2.of ?5 and cost.
BUILDING INSPECTION MADE
Report Upon All Structures and In
surance Risks in Fire Limit.
Under the provisions of the State
Fire Waste Law, the ofiice of Buliding
Inspector John J. Furlone has iust
completed the quraterly inspection of
all structures and insurance risks in
the fire limits of the city. The in
spection included 684 places in the
down town sections of the city -with a
minute report on each. A copy of
the report will later be sent to the In
surance Commissioner at Raleigh.
In making the inspection a number
of defective flues, etc., were condem
ned and the owners notified to make
the required alterations, all of which,
the inspector is confident the owners
will comply with. r
Capt. Burriss Killed Crane.
Capt. O. D. Burriss white on his reg
ular trip down the Cape Fear on the
steamer Madeleine Tuesday afternoon
hy a rather skilful shot killed a white
crane weighing 13 pounds with a. sin
gle shot, Marlm rifle. Capt - Burriss !
proved . himself an expert by killing
the -crane - while flying; "The crane
was an unusually large, one and was
shot' at Crane Island. 7 '
They Take tha Kinks Out.
1- have used. Dr. King's - New Lite
Pills for many years, with Increasing
satisfaction, , .They , take the kinks out
f stomach, giver and bowels, without
"fnss. or friction,' sayaVN. H. Brown, of
TCTsneiov vt.- Quaranteed satisfactory
The popular and really wonderful
Tora Japs, as well as the other-four
Palace, will bid farewell today. . W1"?: " o'
d u , audIence wI11 greet ev
.. . .
ery perrormance toaay, Decause in
bill at the Palace is not only weU
worth seeing, but is exceptionally cle
ver. It is also very costly.
The act "of the Japs is alone worth
more than the price of admission and.
as the ''change-act," is
really Detter thanvtne one during the !
first part of the week. The f oot-bal-!
ancing of ono of the members "-of the
'troupe from the Orient is nothing j
short of wonderful and has to b seen
11:1.. v 4 4.1 t:-u
pretniy yaiuteu uatie m iuc txii niw
his feet in hy far more skilled manner
than the ordinary juggler ould handle
jit with his hands. It is tossed on
: i i 1 11 1 n n S n 4.1.
Xligu iuiu uuaiijr ue ay in a laic uonci'aOQ premises, dui lie aityu resiiamcu
around with great velocity. ' He bal- j the plaintiffs from building any new
ances other large objects in remarka-., houses. After this,' it is alleged, the
ble manner. His partner does some defendants or their representatives,
unique hand-juggling and intersperses tore down a house (this was on the
it with quaint silent comedy that caus- 30th) on the land, which had been
es much laughter. The act of "Billy erected by a previous owner and
Rogers, the well known black face which the defendant had intended
comedian, is also of splendid type and ,
a Dig teature.
Double Bill at Bijou.
A double bill will be the offering
at Bijou today, "The Saloon Dance" terfering in any manner with the
giving the ludicrous antics of a cou- plaintiffs in the use or occupancy of
pie of tramps, and "When Our Ship the property described in the com
Comes In," being a sweet story of the plaint and authorizing and ' empower
sailor ,his wife and little son. Both ing theTplaintiffs to erect a house to
pictures are new ana are expected to
draw big business.
LOCAL DOTS.
In Justice Bornemann's
court
yesterday Charles 7 ; Bockinghageri; a
white man, was indicted by R. L. Sel
lers, for disorderly conduct and was
dismissed after payment of the costs.
The alarm of fire from box 16 at
iu o ciock last nignt was on account
exceea ?5.
The schooner Edith H. Syming-
ton, Captain Stiles, arrived in port
yesterday from Philadelphia with car-
sq of 1,402 tons of coal for the Sprin-
ger Coal Company. She is consigned
to C. D. Maffltt.
Chief Williams yesterday receiv
ed a telegram from Norfolk stating
that the police held in custody John
jaefcson. witn tne inquiry u tne pn-
soner was wanted bv -the Wilmineton
autnonties. rne MortoiK cnier wat
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notified that Jackson was not wanted
here.
The British steamer Sandsen(L
Captain Clark, arrived in port yester
day from Hamburg via Charleston, S.
,C, with part cargo of fertilizer for the i
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company.
I She is discharging at the Navassa
factory and is consigned to Hcide &
Co. ,
Th's Rocky Mount Echo says:
"The Coast Line Directors will meet
in Richmond on the 18th of November.
It is likely at that time they may pass
on some matter that may be of mate
rial help to Rocky Mount. We are-not
in a position -just now to forecast
anything, but it is not too much! to
say that things look decidedly hope
ful."
The railroads have announced a
rate of two cents per mile for dele
gates to the municipal convention in
Charlotte next week' from all points
in North and South Carolina. Practi
cally every town and city in this State
and not a few from South Carolina
will, be represented The Wilmington
delegation will; leave Sunday and Mon
day afternoon in time for the opening
session Wednesday morning. ' -
COMING OF ARCHDEACON.
Coming of Rev. Mr. Webber Being
Looked Forward to With Interest.
There is much interest in the corn-
ing of Archdeacon Webber for the
meetings. The Archdeacon has alrea
dy held a mission at Raleigh where
he deeply impressed his hearers with
his spirituality and he has just con
cluded another in Charlotte. Of him
yesterday's Charlotte Observer says:
"Another fine crowd heard the last
sermon of Archdeacon Percy Clinton
Webber, of Wisconsin, -last night , at
St. Peter's Episcopal church, where
he has conducted a mission for a
week. Rev. Mr. Webber has made
a profound impression upon those who
have heard him for the past week.
Clear in his conceptions and forceful
in his delivery, he is a pulpit orator
of extraordinary talent and a Bible
scholar of wonderful comprehension."
Judge Waddill May Preside. ;
Yesterday's Raleigh News and Ob
server has the following special, from
Richmond, Va.; which will be read
with local interest: wNo definite pro
vision for the courts left without a
presiding Officer by the - illness of
United States - Judge Purnell has yet
been made. An effort is being made
to have Judge Boyd, who Is now hold
ing court at Greensboro, fill in at Ra
leigh and Judge Waddill will probably
preside . at Wilmington. : Conflicting
engagements Amay prevent this ar
rangement." k . ,T - r
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Money In , The Bank.
means more to you than its actual
value In dollars and cents and the .
per cent Compound Interest 'it earns.
It gives you a feeling of security and
independence that the man t who- aerer
saves knows . nothing! of. Be - among
the independent ' class. The People's
Savings Bank vwiU welcome your ac
count; r no matter how . amauv ana - wiu
from,; all obligations
under the' contract. . " C' x
"The lands in dispute in this case
were bought by Mr. H. M. Chase and
WIM) iiiiiueu.iai.eijr , u-u . . vutuuei
commenced a building. When the
frame work was about up, : representa
tions of the company appeared on the
premises with guns and pistols, it is
said, and ordered Jones and his men
!to vacate or they would tear the build
ing down. Some of Mr. Jones' work-,
down all the building erected.
"Messrs. Chase and JoneS applied to
Judge Long -"for an "order 'restraining
the defendants from trespassing on
what they contended to be their pro-
perty and interfering with them in the
, j i a
Juong issueu tue uiuci tuau. mgui,
straining the defendants from inter-
fering with the plaintiff s in - the oc-
cupancy or enjoyment of their land
. . t..4- 1 iM a
to occupy.
"The battle was then renewed. Mr.
Chase got an order from Judge Long
restraining the defendants from in-
take the place of the one destroyed.
Both these orders were made return
able before Judge Webb at" Monroe,
November 5th, requiring the defend
ant to show cause- why the order
should not be continued until the
hearing.
"On "the 31st the last Order was
served on the defendants. A mod
ificatioh was said to have been secur
ed by which the plaintiffs were allow
ed to replace the house but not to
orfMinv This was
said to have
intention .of occuDying the newly-built
?,.?na ?!d "?L VJ'le3wiv2
forcibly. At Monroe Judge Webb
continued the hearing until today
- linn otnAA haan nrtcrf titt sfK
"It is said that the MacRae faction
bel eYel
which have secured control of the
Rockingham Power Company intend
iin-iuftuum jf j
at some time m tne ruiure to aispose
of it to the General Electric Com-
pany and it is this mainly which they
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FOOTBALL GAME TODAY
A. & M. Second Team Arrived Last
ti iwri onthnsiasts a trl - at -
ly excited over the game to be-played 1,c.5 S"7 a 11 A J
this aftermron at New League Park and 7:30 P. M. withi)reaching by the
between the second team from, the A. j P'P J3'
mlnfftnn team and a battle royal is
expected. The A. & M. team, 16 men
strong, reached the city last night
and Captain Hall, who by thejaray is
a Wilmington boy, and Manager Mc
Lendon speak enthusiastically of the
prospects of victory for their team.
The college boys have gone through
a hard course of training and are in
fine fettle for the fray. The locals,
ir? the game for all it's worth from
start to finish.
The game will be called" promptly at
3:30 o'clock and it is "believed that a
record breaking crowd .will atfcsnd. On
the Wilmington team are a number or
former college players ana under tne
training of Coach MacRae, they nave
developed old-time form , and -feel
reaay to put up tne game 01
lives -today. Among tne players are
Stnifh Parslpv. Pftfifthau andTTuoker.
formerly of the A. & M. team Grant,,
of Sewanee; Yopp, of Stetson; Nine,
of Maryland: Cooperr of Georgia;
Poisson, of Bingham; Emerson, of the
University, and the others ; are well
known to local football fans. The offi
cials will be Mr. J. McRee Hatch, ref
eree; Mr. J. S. Stroud, of Raleigh, um
pire; Mr. Preston Cumming, Jr., head
linesman.
The line-up of the Wilmington team
will be as follows: Jacobs, centre;
Linder, right guard; Yopp. t-ft guard;
Grant, W., right tackle; Williams, left
tackle;- Parsley, right end; Jordan,
left end; Smith, quarter; Grant, R,
right half; Nine, left half; Peschau,
full back. Substitutes. Poisson. Schul-k-cn,.
Kahn, Cook, Tucker, LeMassena
and Hashagen. .
The a. & M. team will line up as
follows: Albright, centre; Morris,
right guard; Hewlett, left guard; T
Council, right tackle; Witherspoon,
left tackle; Han-cS, right end; Stafford,
left end; Hall, quarter: Deans, right
half; Sherman, left half; Parks, full
back. Subs, Bruner and Goss. ,
The admission will be 50 cents, this
including grandstand with no ' extra
charg-3 for vehicles. On the result of
the game today from a financial stand
point will depend whether any further
games will be ajranged for the local
team and the sports are hoping that .
this will prove merely the fore-runner ,
of many other big games to be played
on the local gridiron.
A Paying Investment.'
Mr. Joh White, of 38 Highland
Ave., Houlton, Maine, says : "Have
been troubled with a cough every
winter and spring. ' Last winter ;I
trted -many .advertised remedies, but!;
the cough continued; until - T Tmuzht
fa buc Doxue pr ur. King's New Biscov-
ery; oeiore that was half gone the
cough was all gone, t This winter the
same happy result has -foHowedr a
few doses once more banished -the
annual cough. : i am now, convinced
that Dr. King's New Discovery, Is; the
best:of a cough and lung remedies."
gold under guarantee .at R.vR. Bella
my's drug store. : EOe anil ti a ai
? , tT rkntafn lnto Prt yesterday with an . abundant
too, are in great condition.and Captain ; brinrfne some
The
THIhiufPuC
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does not necessarily denote its
style. " -
Because you pay a fabulous price
for a Hat does not mean that it
has any more style than one less
costly.
We demonstrate this fact con
tinually. ' .
We nave line Hats -oeautlful
models of stylish, Millinery art, but
they are rar from tha most expen
sive. In fact they are just the reverse
-unUsualTy
nov 14 tf
inexpensive.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Announcement by Wilmington Pastors
For Services Tomorrow.
Immanuel Presbyterian Church,
Pinn 4 an9 sivaat ' ofwAAfo T a v T O
I Crowley, pastor: Services at 11 A.
M., and 7:30 P. M., tomorrow, Sunday
School at 3 P. M. Mid-week service
Wednesday night a7:30 o'clock. The
to attend
, W 0PAJ L?eS ffil L nhnrt
St- Andrew $ Pr-eahyterian church,
corner of Fourth' and Camnhpll slrpets.
V,v7, '
Rev. Alex. D. McClure. D. D.. Dastor:
Sabbath services at 11 A. M. and 7:30
P. M. Sabbath School at 3:30 P. M. W.
C. E. Society at 7 P. M.; Prayer
meeting and ..lecture Wednesday at 8
P. M. The public is cordially invited.
Seats1 free.
First Presbyterian Church, corner
1 South and Orange streets:Pub
er meeting' Wednesday
All welcome.
at 8 P. M.
ABUNDANCE OF FISH.
Three Fishing Schooners Bring 23,000
Pounds Here.
After a most successful trip for
deep sea fish the fishing smacks Wil
liam Gaffney, Alberta and Chief came
23,000 pounds. This was considered a
rather unusually large catch and am
ong the' most successful trips of the
season. The smacks are operated by
Wilmington and Southport' packers.
The fishing smack !Frank H. ' Wil
liams, in charge of Capt. St. George,
f omTt.rinnrt siis nrrivrt lat vl
;terday afternoon after a voyage of a
few days and reported an excellent
catch.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is -LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
INE. Look for the signature of E. W.
GROVE. Used the World over to
cure a Cold in One Day.
25c.
A COMPLETE FOOD
aker's Cocoa
50
Highest Awards in
Europe and America
Registered
'U.S. Pat. Office
'At A I medical writer says :
Bakers pure cocoa acts as
gentle stimulant, inyigorat-
ing and correcting the action
of the digestive- organs, fur
nishing the body with some
of the purest elements of
nutrition.-; 'V' Z
Firm That Pays Your Car
DD
10c fancy Dress Ginghams, in
strips and plaids, a yery select
assortment. This - .week the
yard ....... ....... .8 1-2c
; 76 inch very fine Unbleached
Sea Island Sheetings. This
week th3 yard ........ .19c.
10c Heavy Unbleached : Can
ton fllannel. This week the.
yard '. 7 1-2c.
Arnolds 12 l-2c Heavy fleeced
back flannelette Suiting; in a
great assortmect of colors and
patterns. This week the
yard . . . . . . . .9 1-2c
$7.50 Voile Skirts trimmed
with one wide and ; three nar
row silk band folds, full made,
fine finish. This week $5.98
Black Satteeno Waists, all
sizes, tucked f refit and back,
long sleeves, finished with
Massush Cuffs. This week.. 98c
Women's Neckwear Ruchings,
Directpire Collars and Ties
Huffs and Jabots.
3E
"A Stitch jfr Time
A very true spying, it is.
A bad cold or cough oft-times gives ou a
'flitch" in the side, back or ches that is not
pleasant and alarinin'g.
4
Bunting's White Pine Compound Syrup, with
. . Tar, Mentholated
will save you many a 'switch'' both in purse and
health. 25c and 50c the
. HICKS BUNTimDRUaCO.
FRONT AND GRACE STREETS,
"lhe Sioie That Has Everything" Anybody
Else Has and Some Things Nobody Else Has.
SODA FOUNTAIN
EXPERT
Mr. Tennent, expert soda fountain nan, will
have charge, at Schutt's Pharmacy and will serve
bes drinks to be found in the city.
SCHUTT'S PHARMACY
Second and Princess
'Phone 534. Quick Delivery.
nov 6 tf
TO GET
Fare.
M(t!!S if IT
, ;$3.5.a Panama M .Skirts, s hlack
navy, brortfj two wide folds and
button trimmed. This week $2.G9
White apron.. We have 12
styi-s the mdst up-to-date apron
on the market only . . . . . . . .25c
Commercial
Equal ia looks to the
ane dollar shirts. This
week our price
69c.
bottle. -
DAINTY CAKES, v
DAINTILY HANDLED.
make the bakery irresistible to lovers
of good things to eaL Then think of
the variety you can choose from. You
can have a different kind every day
in the month and then not exhaust the
choice. Commence trying them to
day with the cake you make best your
self. That will prove a satisfying
test
E. WARREN & SON
Phono 376.
dov 13 tf
7"
never fail to bring
comfort to ' troubled
feet
Twox slyles and
two leathers;
, WE FIT THE FEET,
Heivlett. r Price
VICl MAnifPT'RTREET:'
Our
Comfort
Shoes
I.-
hem . vou to make It erow- nov
Wimmm&mmmmm
4t n, a. BeUamj84 drug store. 25c.