3 . 1L-.
I If L L It W III U If L
k Minutes. Neari;
Were Saved.
S*ar of Glory Se
ItoA** bnttlenhlp Feth-I-Balead
?? r"h* fcSW.lMt .ai^h^Jta
Oulf ( fiatonikt bf a Oraak torpedo
boat. <VT*r ' . 1
Tb# darn*
?t?rjrt? WW carried out aadnr tW
PI??1 the Tarinoh fott> without ho-,
log oboo rood ood the torped.; boat
^ Wtak.-llH. 4. Tba Ilukr-v.
In of the TurkUh battleohip Potb-"
l-Hulcod byi Greek torpefc boot 1*
the Oult of'Artbfttt la eouBrmod In
a dl.potoh, I rota Soloolkl
' The warokl). aank la trO mlautoa.
'T*. db.Wder of the FVth-l-Boleod
t.tar.Bhk thet w>|r Ike
cyow of tb? wprahlp Wtre saved. Ha
tooooI. whioh began to tint ImmOdl''
aterfy.
' The eoahaabder, tblbe baglaaoi
and four Ukflfekctt wore thrown
Imio the water*, whom then wero row
' SlW I booto. Thor beUcrfl
or thp WM nnlmd mMtl ? the
e ? . a
Tbo PoU-I-Bolend oaw actlro
oorrleo ia the Danube onier Ho hart
Putbn d|ntag tba Rneao-Turkt?h-'?i(u
?fi& HTI-t rtdik V; '
- ' the. mpfnt tM Ibbow Turkish
?.* ?. f * ? *.?* . t*: ?, ,is .
lamalMMi tarrltantvikU
by the Craraa County Slmmona'
(3aV .atw dha Ban* aroand
the principal treats of the city bad
been mrtjllMI. 'tUfr 'nuttUtd la
parade eitahdpd (or more than aaran
city Mpaka and waa the srealaat
peeflaeln^l ifh Mod' erbr bit maud
couiempd darta* tbe*in*reK. * ?
bta epaaeh w caadoad mainly to hit
' own Wpll * in tba Senate He touch*i
"bjr .w
KStehtn, bb opponent. Ha aald thai
<Carolina m? ehaaa ware am ?l
KJtchla'i papaMffen* n*nM o?4(
P . holders, ebpu alao aaayted around
railway paaa in thelj- poeketa.
Hat.apoba kriody on bin rotea or
the taiMr and ,*hn wclptotlty bin
and coarlodad .with an appeal to tb<
peoples to nut the beat'tuall fn iht
|> Senate, lie aald that ha waa poattlrt
that he would on next Tuesday b?al
P; Senator Simmons fii followed bj
Mr. N. J. Rouse, or Klnaton. wM
made an eloquent speech an 3 tojc
of tifo ffcnat&T's record In Cootresj.
JSESsraiKJ
SmmOKi hr Ik*
motif dak at the Glka Tempi#
KMirwo ooi^vrrti.v
|p The handsome residence beinf
erected by Mr. C. H. Richardson a
the corner of Third and Marke
streets is aaarlag completion. It wil
I I" ??Lh! 1* momt *it**eur' tc'"'e'
To Democracy rij
Do>'t let the primary for (he
Hi "H re INTRKBBT foe the
KN1TKS IMKMOCRATIO TICK
s.'v4 *'' >t.*
,ii i .1 '
^DQ YURKJISH
Ottoman Empire
tiui' '
ems to be Waning.
"** ** fT.T^T'* "T-T?
l!(ithN?. -w W
The Turkish uvh msrtH*
hare skxmstrk l??,TSe ml. It 1abekT^
or ThrtUh treopk*wlrtch~^sd
ad...,.a ?? .OHMhtiaapla. or^r?aAUh
?S^Twlaiiehfcg"n
Europe opart Jraar-jh* aprrycait op
Adrlonoplo, 8s*o*l? Wmjfk! J?plha,
Scutari and a Tow otfiwvtowns.
&*
prrat ira, wrs USA!* lh?
jSssaw^aaS
chlbf. who vu as listed by *om? of
th? ablest Thrifts* weoersls sersln*
In <the mrmy at the pi-wot bMtneht
The fi(ht opened with the discover*
fcr the Turks ok a another or Bah
km it an caralrr acouta. '-The Turks
jfcawani
fcsrjsssisr
] ?f tl? Turk talk IIm artMdiai
"
: ^^si?
1 tron* N|tr to wttneaB the high
: saaawB&s
j s^jmsaMMi
j |pas^!
young and pjfa
' Today'a^^^kaaod ni?ht parIthaae
arfbV uq4J they carry -with
J^b?m favorable Kpport .of
m?
|i < mil
want, and what the Democrats don't
E promise. li . ^ ':.
t JNO. B. RE8PE88.
c . ?
1 Mr*. J. R. Wynne has retumod
i from New Bern, where She attended
the fair. };0j
J>
f Beaufort County
4fc* '4?1-'
14 iUket from PreaMant to Ju?.
Ik, or the FMM * PAHA.
MOUNT. lot it, or* owlwk
, .lllit' *V PP'' /: T!.
The ooe la a (iBHIKAL
or how
BiO'dwiMiaMtr ?<in<or
Wo h* mako It ?h. hmuhht
fNGT<
j
OdlOUB
advMtacta, la ordSr to prev< if
win Intirf fM VIMl nopnil er>
S&BSRSJSSs.
by securely lntreoohed apeo.J L i
r * '*i3P?ilA b# entirely
I lljpWil'. >T frying the I vei
fore, ? At th?MM tlMtr^C t
i'?o s
aii55^JSft^>u'laM",fW
The MM MM> that nill #St
free fro? th? inf luwcia vhlofc s
' '
forth Governor Kitchin's claim ?t 1
responsibility for the law reducing
the hours of labor from 66 to 60 pik
week.
Tils dodger declares that. "In spit*
of strong * opposition,". Governor
Kltchln "mad* the light" for ttjfc
wwSSS
lo the mamfehgk||
It Is true tha^n his message the g
Governor didU^Mfeiend the short-Jj
eninK the JBjj^^bubor. her
awpirou 'UBue uur
"fight" memb^r "0fm
the hours "oMabor from ? to hO. Ho i
made the tool light for It lo the Son-' I
ate. Let no man take sway the ored- :
it Justly due him.
UUKECWWARS t
. V .
^BI?mVlLLE
One- thousand people heard Senator
F. M. Simmons at the Court
House In Greenville yesterday afternoon
while two weeks dgo only one
hundred and ninety-two heard Gov.
W. W. Kitchln. A spectator telle as
that old Pitt is rapidly getting in
line for the senior Sehetor. end that
; that county will roll up a handsome
majority for the friend of the people
WOMAKtt* AUXILIARY. **..
The St. Peter's Episcopal Branch
of the Woman*' Auxiliary will meet
at the rectory on next Monday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Ah interesting paper
oh Rome will he read by on* of
thq members who has rial ted the
country. All are urged.to attend.
1
Her H. P. Dalton. paitor of the
Flret. BaptletChart*. want to Oreeurllle
Ida,,, wharo lie preaeh... Stlrr
'
on ^
'^5iSrJ
(thn >t??i tor In 13
M not ??? mm i /?
wllrw
THE MEASURE
In that same Stkate sat the Goverlor's
younger brother, Paul Kltchin.
Did Brother Pail help the jpaaaage
>f the Ujr? No;Ihe actually tftrf
xnlnot ttj. mil. (See peae ??
leante Journal 1V1). And ret the
Jorarnor boaata A hi. "SsM" and
il^ "message! He could not even
arty the you of ] Is younger broth>r?
It cannot be maglned that h%
tail Influence wltl the tfc ir J|g>M?
qri.' He was not fighting earnestly
Mfefch to carry h i brother's vote,
rap bill, by the way, passed the
PQiuhe by a vote of 53 to 14 and the
Kite by a vote ol 34 to^lO.
BfrW|i ri- n i n
Vbrtty Carolina rcLgnized that It
was ty? wise and jufct-thing to do.
?i ancsMM
'RSs m
The revival services now hi progress
a the First Baptist church -will
contfn ? tomorrow. Rev. C. If. Rock,
of On nvllle, N. C.. Will All the pulpit
at oth the morning and evening
servlc Sunday school meets
promtly at *:S0 a. m.. S. P. Willis
superlltendent.
taalalght the services were well
attend I and increased Interest was
shown md the large congregation
was' a entire. Rev. Mr. Rock .delivered
a sermon of power and
though The services st this church
on to? rrow promise to M * feast
Pf gow things and everybody Is oordtally
ii Ited to attend
l~JNft Kff >Dalton will fill the pulpit
of lev. Mr. Rock at the Memorial
Bi tint Ch'mrck, Greenville, tomorrow
morning' and evening and
m <? ae-nyiV ?
w^vrsissp:
ff'd ''I ' jg, -"r -
wmmmm*:
)AILY
iroON, NOT1HBER 1, ltlj.
?I'll i i R1 11 I?J< i) n ?
lorrow?Cooler
American People W
d ??t Industry frto. T_a enter- I
at i ve ?T ?H terloae would M ->*'
r the onterprisa end initialiva ?
? ?* than. Sconoalo rtoaocraoy
Pi Mi of won o poly and selfish .
teriean induatry would have a now
a, a now energy, a new variety.
<atlaa of freedoa would cose the
b Mainist rat ion would at loot ba Ol
??>. B legislative reglao,
tl ir^graaaaa of aodlal bet to rinderisgon
as tbey cannot now.
al|ht bo aerviooabl# for many
ht assist in a hundred vaye to
.ivoa and the health and pfoaote
1 the happiness of tho peopla i but
things only If ita actions ba
. only if thoy respond to public
if thoaa who lead governsant tee C
whole, feel a deep tbrlU of a?M
thy ?th ovary class and avery in- _
no* how to hold an even band and w ?
f every sort and quality and or*?
lng counsel what t* to A done. ahal
.ot fight against Interest. There ^
ci undoratanding and a free ac- her
ob?1
that I feel Justified in appeal- Sub
hf this oountry to aupport tha of t
ty? U tbla aritloal Juncture in __v
thalt1 the loaders of neither of
Ida phopoae to attack tha problea fror
rj&ont at ita heart. Neither pro- for
fid dwaental change 1? the policy w
?nt with regard to tariff duties,
i of reopoot of tho tariff
ion of!gw>ro or less, oerely a ques- M
g off a little hore and amending Got
; w! Ut with the DcDocr.it s it la
rinclplo. Thoir obj.ect is to cut ,
rav f out, and ot|t It out Juai aa lnI?
bd it -out without upaattlng tho tia.
ess ? Of tha oountry. Neither doow tiOI1
:copt the trusts and regulate
?! H?u$Tae txh,a% "***'hiitlh# cle*
uow ! itjVion of aero ffflelent cos- era
loa u g-dewa by tha debts created Oec*
net LnparyialttyeeifewtomM
4*'LBIm TMtaMtihf protection
*..#? prefrtfcwHftb |Hit if . ' f
atolloJLri aw tha aa-osl led Uframs. btlli
* and
!?.? I?M. ftirely the ?ueetleM ^
cMcUe". IimUM at froa thla """
A Ih?T ?re net en"
?.es of a oaaual party contest. nor
isuss of Ufa and death to a not
be free in order ISM atron*. """
tetleaaodor ^
- s a
/ A<*
S^EEW" S
BEFEATS ELIZABETH CITY ?
man
The Washington High School cola
football team tried conclusions with naim
the Bllaabeth City Kick School team us Li
on thg gridiron at Elisabeth City Govt
yeaterdaj afternoon and wfin by a klm
score of 6 to 0. The local team are righ
more than proud of their victory. The Jam
team are eathusiastic over their trip
ahd speak In the very- highest terms I
o| the cpurteey and hospitality shown Will
by thf members of the Eliza- of h
hath City team and the citizens gen- ___
erally. So far thla aeaaon the team ~~~'
here has won and lost a game. ||j|
(By H. A. K.)
Id the game played at Elisabeth
City yesterday, the Washington High
School football team defeated the A
eleven from that city by the score of
6 .to 0. It .was a wall played game tom(
buf at no time was the Washington tho
goal in danger while twice after lhe
long .steady marches up the field the on|y
locals fumbled within their oppon- schc
enta 10-yard line and the game end- adu|
ed with the ball In our possession on fron
their 3-yard iine.
S.^.Fowle and J. Weston walked ..y^
through their line almost qt will for T,
long gains. F. Moore made a good c^ai
run on a fake forward pass and J. A
Harris broke through their line aev- MCr
eral times for tacklea behind their (
line. Our team showed marked im- jnvl|
provemcnt In working and breakifig
up forward passes.
The line-up follows:
Sanford, c.; Tayloe and Howard. q,
guarda; Jones and J. Harris, tackles; ton
Meekina ahd F. Moore, ends; J. Wee- ln
ton And E. Weston, half-backs; etJ|j
Smith, quarter-back; S. Fowle 8ign
(capt.) full-back.
HON. W.H.? HERE ?
H10NDAY NIGHT NEXT
Hon. W A. Lucas, of Wilson. N. ?
C., Is to addresa the citizens of Washington
at the Court House on the senatorial
question Monday night next 0
at 8 o'clock. Mr. Lucas la one of the
first speakers in the State and all t
who hear him will be amply repaid. c?
. ; ty
BANKS TO CLUNK. M
As Tueeday aext is election day ?*
all the different banks of the city
will be closed. That day will be a 1c
legal holiday. !*:
WBjaw */ *'
\ .
- '' ^ ~
IliBI
emocratic Candidal
Wears Well. He
So.Cast Your Vot(
hlcago, Nor. 2 .?Prominent busi- inl
> men of Cbicaio. without regard hi.
revioun political affiliations, have qu
tnlmad monster Wilson and Mar- th<
1 Business Mag'* League Thou- dli
Is of leading mag of affaire have of
i enroled In tba argmnlaatlon. lei
Joined are expressions from a fern en
be Oh lea* o promoters of the vli
ement aeilgning their reaaona in
n the business man's sundpolnt mt
their support of Gov. Wilson. Mt
A. TIMen. T resident. Fort Dear- eei
bora National Bank, Chicago. Ch
ly opinion la that the election of
ernor .Wilson would Improve boa- lit
rat^if than Injure It. No well co:
TDied nau can attribute the barditb.
e* of the Cleveland admlnistm- inj
> either to Democratic principles bu
:o the executive. The bond lea- lc
to retire the financial etrlngen- vi<
were printed before Cleveland re.
t into oAca. I believe Gorernbf an
soh'B adbjinivtratton will be an AJ
of great prosperity. I inl
kr G. Foreman, Foreman Broth- let
era- D*tjqh?g Company, Chicago. ro
have every confidence in the sta* thi
7 of the government and the fin- thi
la) condition of the people under ia
iocratie rule and I heartily and coi
lualaatically believe that Gover- jUl
Wilson is just the man for the
? and the place. ms
derlck H. Rawson, President, ma
Union Trust Co.: Chicago. wii
endorse Governor Wilson's posi- ou
on the revision of the tariff: I Is
eve in his integrity and ability to
his fitness for the Presidency. sid
m Ortseifen, President McAroy de:
Brewing Co., Chicago. pri
he business temper of our time hei
uite different from what it was a up
1 time ago, and them 4* no hint cm
that disgruntled favored inteT- he
will pout br try to retaliate af- he
Governor Wllsqn is elected pres- th?
t. I am certain that he >b a safe *ta
in_every sense of the word. His coi
r, honest and well balanced ne4,
i is just what we need to lead
a the proper paths. His work as coi
srnor of New Jersey has proved b'ui
to be a man who does things abl
* 110
es S. Agar, Western' Packing ? a f
Provision. Co., Chicago. to
have been won over to Governor I
ion by the wonderful soundness 1st
is views, by the strength of his ur<
imm tfimcF. IT !AI
~ FIRST I.T CBM IS
very lntersting service is promat
the First Methodist church
arrow morning and evening. In a
morning the pastor will speak to roe
children of the church and not
are the children of the Sunday mo
iol cordially invited, but the 0f
ts as well. The pastor will speak
i the topic. "Like for Like." At g^,
it the pastor will speak on the mt
tuous Woman." vjt
he Sunday school hour has been
iged from^four to three o'clock. |D|
fter *he morning discourse the en
ament of the Lord's Supper will
ulniinistered. All are cordially
ted.
_____ ,
MUCH Hl'ILDINC. ,
(
n nearly every street in Washingcan
be seen new residences go- ?
up, showing that Washington is
forging ahead. This is q good '
of prosperity.
o Democracy of 1
The Democratic party has
ade a great ftght In utate sad I
it ion.' It has made a winning i
tht. i
Every tectioa of Beaafort 1
>anty hw bee* contested, and
i? people know the hmM.
The NOMINEES on the Demo. ,
stk ticket In Reaefort <Vma- ]
were aonhnlwi in a ITU- ,
ARY. and l#M Democrat* par- ,
rfpatcd hi that primary. ,
V**r Na". age the Democrat- 1
vote in the election wan 1*1*.
Be an OVERWHELMING m
Ne. ?T S|
it*. <. '-*(*
1 SUCCESS 1
mwm I
HKr 'j
teisthe Man Who
: is a Statesman,
e for Him.
lellect. b7 his profound depth and
J breadth and grasp of economic
estlons. 1 am satisfied that fee la
e ideal and the most logical, canlate
for the presidency. His years
special study and practical esperice
and his splendid record as Goraor
against discouraging odds conice
me that he can safely be enisted
with any contingency that
ty arise In the presidential office,
ireover. he la athoroughly repreatatlve
American gentleman,
inrles Vopicka, Chicago.
In reasoning out the present jpoical
situation I bare come to the
aclusion that whatever increases
e purchasing power of the workftman
cannot fail to be good for the
slneaa man. The present Democratplatform
guarantees to the indl- *
lual the full fruits of his toll. It
roflnUw the equal rights of all
d promises no special privilege*.
1 agree that the present Oariff needs
lei U gent revision and the man te 4
td os in that difficult task is Wood- "j
w Wilson. Hia entire career shews
at he has a well balanced mind,
it he la a clear thinker an dthat he
fearless in hia courage and his
avictiona.
dge John Barton Payne, Chicago.
Governor Wilson la the kind of. a
in who wears well; he la a manly
in; straightforward and sincere
thont pretense, self reliant witht
undue egotism; an able man. H% a
Just man without prejudicea gs
religion, nationality or race. Betes
this he is a statesman, a uto- '1
at of public affairs, a thinker, a ?
jgresaive statesman and . wise,
nee unwilling to tnm everything
side down merely to show that he
tu#e a hig stick. At the eame Usne * <j
has abundantly demonstrated that
is ready and willing to turn down
i moat powerful boss in hia own
ite, and likewise throughout the
inty, if such a step is wise and
pessary. i
He will not stop the wheels o|
nmerce by radical tariff agitation,
t will insist upon sensible, reasonie
and conservative tariff reduen
to the end that there shall be
ull dinner pall wttbout oppression
the consumer.
SoverAor Wilson is not an alarns;
he stands for success not fall?,
for prosperity not disaster.
UUUUKXIEtiTS Pftfi TBF
IT. PRSByTERUil CBURC1
The usual services will be had at
i First Presbyterian church at 11
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
eta at three p. m
The subject of the morning ser- .j
m will be: 'The Reasonableness
the Resurrection." At night the
kic of the pastor will be: "The
?ond Coming of Christ," Good
isle. Strangers are cordially ined
to worship at this church. At >1
> evening service the regular offer:
for foreign missions will be tak- j
COTTON MARKET.
Lint cotton, 11 1-4.
Seed cotton, 4.25.
'otton seed, 20.00. j
E SPECIAL IN MEN'S HATS AT
51.48. Shown by J. K. Hoyt.
10-30-tfc
Beaufort County i
|?rtly of thr parly rnywH la
that primary. Thr raadidalea
wre fairly aoalmM. aad ft ta
. cardinal pilaf?ll ot Dttator-ary
that thr MMOUTI raira.
It beltoorea my DEMOCRAT
a fltaaforl Cnaalf to rally to
he tiar, aad (ft, thr Utfcrt
lata pat avay ray prr)?dMr
?* aa MftM. ha to, meet toa .' ?
limir ?Xi> a aalM ftoat aid ran *j
p a BIO MAJORITY MM
LINDSAY C. WARREN,