__ or AehopeWrilaed ? the beginning of the present cession thai another dsy of genuine democratic aacendeficy has dawned. "Li, ? It was food politics thai led th? democratic caucus of the hQUI Fri day night to adopt, as a companion to the wool tariff Mn reported 'from v the wars and moans committee, a P resolution explaining thot the u travagance of republican udmlnlstrs tlon makes It Impossible to dlapansd , with the revenue atieed by a moder ? ate duty ? raw wool. By adopting - this resolution, the caucus was able to ratify th>-n?dsrweod -Clark wool ? ?hodo?a unanimously. Mr. Bry.ns / attempt to byte the party lata "" entirely detested. A| / PlWMA ?n sock a way that Mr Bry . en cannot 'contUtue his attacks upon . the house bill without Impeaching ' the ?ote of erary depeocrst who Bar tlclpated In the caucos and puttlog J** *?? ?? While Mr. Bryan Is kesplag ub om ether democrats. It un not be ?uppoeed that other democrats are ttttac to keep tab ?a htm. The*' bare not forgotten. and 4M not omit In the caucus, the (act i Mr. Bryan who elrcu ef the editorial la this week's Com moaer cbargtag Mr. naderwood Cadi of theee who scree with him that tart* should ha kept < a* thle Mm) wit* tresj eratic prlaclplse, only a few weeks aao waa publlshlag editorials laTtah., ly praMag the desaocratts leaderahlp la the km and mi? eadlag Mr. Undawood personally In the est terms. For the party to hwe* v wltt the rfMMaa news of the Mohr??' kaa as San feci < Is hta paper and la hla conversations. It would- hare to tie chasglag Ita Isadora every few weeka The maaaer la which It haa mat his attempt* to bow thing* at the extra illllia ladlcatta losing sary rapidly, aM chle#y by hla own headstrong conduct, his old ability to terrorise the majority of the democratic public Ufa. If be keeps on, there will soon he aoaa so 'timid ah to trsmblo at his roar. Hta strsngs coarse In boltlnc the demo cratic state ticket in Nebraska UK time, after he had eo often preached the doctrine that a man who claim ed to be a democrat most be regu isr la constantly cropping np to plague him when he nndertakee to laatmct others In tehlr duty now. the, Wool Bill Does On looking over the wool Mil Ttattnr. and lillltKvi The whole neigh borh ?od of ?lament. Including tie x?rj*.? 1 minister Abbey and Uw Patfla bulKHaga. u covered Wlf, hug. The Pilgrim. Society aHo will (tag a dinner |a honor of Special Am baandor Hammond on June J 8th. ?< which A. }. Balfour. *he former prStnler will preelde President Taffl brother. Oharlee p, Taft, hM been tk| recipient at at tentloai and win hale a Ml Ip the abbey at the corenatloa American realdeats In Londob are UUl| a p-orolnent part In the entertain ments procedlag^the coronation Members o f the royal family, In cluding the Qneen Ho0.er Alexan dria, today visited King George and Queen Mary to preaeat .heir congrat ulation! on the King's birthday . iW. trunk, took (ram It th. pntol OMOItad til DM or ??lr-totniotloa |a?d foil Into tlra arm i of hla bride. I The rnnr man who did this tltfnK ?u u run ol age. He m til* son of Mr. and Mrs. Welter aw ait of the rlctaltr of Huntereritl*. Hta father and mother had rioted him daring the day and U vet r*. marked, upon laat alght ah.it in b!d qulckljr appropriate twenty-five dollars to ward! placing an advertisement In tlM booklet to be Us tied by the Nor folk Southern Railway, "f.; Betweer, fifteen and twenty tbonaa id of 4heae books are to be laaned. The Cflam-I ber of Commerce wirr bear part of ?be expense and the city ww asked Raleigh. June 5.? Stale Horticul turist W. N. Hutt, eubmltted hi. ea tlmate ot the fruit crop of North Car olln* In a report Bsturdar to th? ststs board at BSTtcaHore. The ra #ort la tuN upon replies to about 1,600 circular letters which war* mailed to trait (rowers In ail parts Of "the state. Taking the stste aa a whole the 'apple crop appears to bo on;; about is par cenv, There were replies from (? coantlea which grow applies, la none ot the well knosrn apple growing counties la raoro than a 50 par cant crop reported. The short age ot tke crop la due' to rfry cold waathsr In thq spring followed Im mediately by hot dry weather. The people mar Bnd soma eoaaola tlon, however. In the tact that the blackberry and persimmon crops are reported prosperous. There la only about an 8 par cant crop ot paara, with peaches eatlmated at about 16 par cant. The grape crop la report. In the strnftSgfry aectlon the cold weather of the spring, followed by a drought and hot weather, out the *rop ahort. HowfTer, Vary satlafac prices were realised for the her (fit* > Cwtaaftr tm tW Km*, at a at WMhlB?to? Xk aw t*lt eity, ,*?? ?howlM *"<?? ? ?I1D '? *? *?* of a hen HI this morning on our rtm?. The ?gt wh of natural else but In addition to Its regular form ation contained a snout like unto | that of an elsphant. The snout waa l wound around one and of the en. Thoae wbo saw the HI atate that It waa something certainly our of the ordinary. Mr. Woolard ?ajn tho hen after laying the egg has been doing full duty towards furnlaMng his family with hen fruit U wee quit# a novel In the way of an egg. BKMNAMT BALK. At Hoyt'a Friday. Oaf day and Moa dajr A real remnant sals takes place at thewellTtnown store of Mr. J. K. Hoyt Friday, Saturday an* Monday. There win be twenty tables of all kinds of remnants displayed for the customer'a approval. All tales will be strictly cash. Buying remnants means ? saving of money and no doubt there will be a large number to rlrit thla well ee tabllshed emporium on the days men* tioned. IDE MEHW6 Will CLOSE Bw Bonn) Serrlcee WH1 dw ThU . The sertea of BraaKaUit'c meet ings which h**e 1mm 1> protreee MU the put t?o week, at the CbrkUu church. this city. will be simeluded with toalcht i %9rrir% Great crowds hare Jieel In mend incc every alcht U4 the put thiee ?WM/hm taxed the cbuich's Jt noet tipacdty. . I Evangelist Bohlltt wt4 imt to night on the subject "Carry Kow D?ro?r*\. Special iu la haa beea ar ranged for Ula aarrtee by the ni> |t?m>a, #m?? i MO li I I rlted to he irmat go fa r there tare been twenty-nine u3?tlon? to lha church as n saaiUtidf the meat DEMOCMTS ? fit am - H MID Leaden ia ike Bmm are Doiac What They MEET THE REPUBUCAKS DECLARES BcPHlPARTIKS HOLD TEES TIGHTLY H7 THE WEST ? WILL HAVE IMPORTANT DEM. OORATIC GOBTPERENCES TO DAY. ? SHOWS ENTHL'SIASVSM OP THE SOUTH day ordered cloaotf the doors of the Bank of LaOrnnge, tt L*grang?, Le noir county, and a raosleer will bo appointed at one* to tako charge. Mr. Dough ton waa Instructed today to take orsr the affair* of the brnk. Hs made an examination Saturday and reported hla findings to tnr. c mmis sion. M.r C. V. Brown, assistant bank examiner, made an examination of the Institution In October last, snd on his report the commission criti cised the officers 4>f (he bank and in structed them to correct the abuses then apparent. These c^nrlsted of poiats >*??'" ? on t**1* a?K?w tuit. ??<

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