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The Fteberla Conrentlcu .dj.om
ed Lie ,?(?W ?IW???.; ?f?r .!?
Ishlhg one of the eery bat .....Ion.
in it- history. Most all of the delegate
frofn the entire Ehsten.secUM'
oi-W h.ve return,! to
their respective homes, retrying with
them thetrery ben Of Impressions 01
feaahlhgton.
The Contention sccompUffced w|i?t
It met for, that le, the legislation
suitable to alt 1 oneerned ea sub
mtttod by the propei committee and
this legislation will" be submitted tc
tbo next 6eaeral Assembly for itt
ratification.
The fish and oyster Industry is
great and rltal one to North Oarollni
and It will'be gratifying to the peoplt
of Eaneng'Carolina to a now that t
measure baa been drafcd that meani
an arnleebte adlastment.
The contention was called to or
der In the city hall yesterday morn
lug at 11 o'clock by the president
Mr. Scarce N. Iran, of New Bern, ant
the opening prayer was Made by Re*
H. D. Seartght. The dtlegatae wer
welcomed to the city hy the mayo
elf the city, Vr.ColUp H. Harding
The reepoaee was made hr the peas
ldent of the association. Mr. Oeorg
N. Iraa. The object of .the mentlnj
eraa elated by Mr Joseph Hyd
Pratt, the Stab! Oeoloclst. Th,
other prtaslpal speakers of the morn
ing were Hen. A.VW Orahant. ol
j ti ran villa .otraty; and, Dy. H. F
Moore, of the V. 8. Bureau of Pish
erles. Their addresses were amou
r* nrBbcnw&jEiui
TW
MB B?S PAltK
P'.v, '"'J i>1 rtwtv *;>
'New' tiitn. Dee."/ 5?*imoat
sccrr of Intereatlng papers Were rea
and dlaciuMd yesterday by phys
cldhaVttHndtng the annual session c
th? seabed Helical Sciatic,
whinh eoi'seaed We yeaterdgy.
A ippnR the papers rand at yestei
day'a Maaloa iwWiw (he following:
"Malaria and Hemorrhagic Fe
**?Dr. Wm. f. . Grigfi, Orlenta
H. C. . fr-||'" . ul . ? ? - "c :
"A Pie* for *0f? Dla,
nos'.s T>f Wli*?a Public HeaH
ProblemV?ur. Edward Jo Woo.
WHmlngtnn, K. C.
' -Intussusception in the Adult, wll
Report of a Cafe"? Or. J. L. Nlobo
aoa. Washington, N. c.
"Helpful Hlnta on Union and Noi
Ualow of Long Bones"?Dr. A. I
Tayloe,"Wadhlngton, tf. c'.
"Common Errors'tn the Dlagnos
and Treatment of ArterlorSelerptl
Antecedent Cases'?Dr. Tom A. Wl
llama; Washington. D. C.
^MnMjot Wounds if the Into
k tines with Report of Case"?Dr. :
S. Priml-csd. New Bern. N. C.
kj "Renewed Prophylaxis and M
f ntcipnl .. Conlsol" ? Commission
Hand ; ?<ry Crnndall. u. 8. N.
"JdeC:ofJ Inapeetlon ot Scho
Children"?Dr. George Jv WUUan
Newport News, V*.
"Surgical Complications In Eve
Oay Medical DiscMee"- Or. H*n
II. How*. Hampton. V?.
'I'rMMl Work *n? Need. o( Po
lie Health SWTlM -Hajor Hugh
t'unimlng, Murine Hoepttal Servlci
"llablrt, with Report of * Cut"
"Hrporeim .la Gravidarum"- -I
1 B. T. llfckluaon. Wllaon. N. C
"Th? Rlloloxy Sy ,u |,t nm? a
*Tl otinout of Nmal p?Ivnr
VMtprdftV and In t&dav uhi
BABKR~HAVS
Pratt, of Chapel Hill; Dr. H. \
- M?ore. of Washington. D. C.; Mj
- George N. Ives, of Now Bern, and 11
, Ttoo. Meektns responded to tout
1 All their1 addresses breathed en a
. ot.hopbfulneea for the fntore so t
b aa the flsh and oyster Induuty in tl
:SgrSR3?83ffl?!?
- he Ion| remembered by all there.
:^ur5f ?"^s?r;
K Jew? the cxpeetjrtleas of the tat
PIHHTOWN.
_ . Fine little, bis snow Tt^nksslvt
J wasn't It R.' F. D. 4. and sorry U
that yon add Jahertlle hSren't
a that mile square of June weath
d penned oV. ' J, i
Jj When erar yoa do.let It wish y
j would mall as a little piece tb RU
town. Something like 6 by 10.
r- don't mean ? bjr 10 miles.
Some of our folks keep* rlsht
1- buying new hussies and tradl
1. homes.
] Messrs. ueo. -R. inaa, jaaw
5- Bbyd and John A: Tuten was busin<
h visitors to your city Saturday.
3- Owing id the inclemency of t
weather there wasn't any services
h White Plains Saturday and Sunda:
1 Well. well. Jakerllle. thank y.
Madam, Mr. 6t. whatever, you c
?- yourself for your tootbacb* bi
cure. 1 Think I will try one of yc
remedies the very Jlret Ume I hi
iB the toothache, but aome how or oU
c I prefer your laat remedy tie U
l- But don't know here on eartl
rauld find one of the opposite sex U
- ydu deacribed. We haven't gbt ?
R. of them kind of Idols around her
Mr. Geo. V. Boyd la having
u- new dlnlng-rOom treated to a coat
er paint, which will add greatly, to
appearance. Mr. Oeo. W. Foren
ol is.doing the pointing.
?. Mr. Harvey Waters Is erectiui
flue two-story building. Wondo?
ry he la building it tor people tb,$
'V at.llVa nt tho nfhftr rniinir rh
have. a
I) Mr. Richard W. Boyd, Jr.. sp
8. Sunday with hll parents. Mr.
MM. R. W. Boyd.
? Oh no. Broad Creek, yon nee
he afraid to tome around thla
>' you are just aa welcome aa ?ho ft
era In May. Will insure you a r
nd time if you haven't lot the io<
* ache.
Seems as though Singleton h
he giro us a forever farewell
> I Turkeys farlnn common aro
K- llraKaw.
Mr. H. H. Waters la on the
list. Hope ho will soon reroycr
Mtas Sarah Boyd raturned In
tha Saturday attar .pending say
iv- mouths with her sister. Mrs wll
sk Modlii.. at Jamaatrtlla. M. <
| Washington, Dec. 6.?The Conc
1 r r easlo Dal c o m m laalo n ^anointed
~7~ ^ , ,
near the end of the laet season or
[ p-ongress^t* ?JeslJgate^liie purcbgge
J Farmers' Ualon, will undwt^y a*
WK-lally (p aaCMlnln whatter there 1.
a combination among the foreign goe- ' , M
?:rnm?nt.H for the holding down of
prices of American. tobaci>.fT! (* ? "
" The charge haa b.ott mndo that
? all of the European, government*
)f combine in the employment of out
purchasing agent and thua render *
ucAQ pvMPNf'F m
i* iiigiii iiiWiiiiis in
?-t,?dfbf r.'to" ?"w~- w -,7.
THE ARCIBUD THML
it
t , Dec. i.-Wl,h U. i 1
Senate a reconvening ?.?a a .court
Of Impeachment today. Judge ItobL
j" W. Arehbald. of th<r' Commerca
p Court, faced the real beginning of *iB
' hla trial for alleged mlacouduct and IB
ratadeaeaoote. {
^ Wltneaaee nnmohed by the Houao I
lr managera conducting the proaecu- II
lr tlon were roady yeeterday to teatlfy IB
Jr but their examination uaa deferred "J
until the opening of the court, today.
-,."x,*zs;ri?:; *
? cn|tn bank daal," In ,which Judge Stat
2 Arehbald waa sieged to hare uaed mat.
? hla Inlnence .with the Erie railroad thin
?i to b0Dt the *? ?< m ?">? ,?
erty to him. were of iJPPl Pr?
JJJ Archbati's friends and acquaintance? s-i
K from Soranton. hla former home. M
*. B4*?ri i *Il)lfma and Cfcp. -ft
. Conn, named aa concerned In the
deal; WUllam A. S*^y. president of
? apparent owner of the coal damp: J. Ti
H. Rlttenboune, of acrantpn, and .
George F. Bronwell. of New York, T?
i? t ... o.i. uiim.j Epla
Ug acuw?i ouiiviivi Wl !?? wra lamuw ?
>o Company. were among the flrat to venJ
ceetlfy. .. TdJ
*1 Judge Archbald hu Indicated ?h<"
1*. hie Intention to.be preeent through- in tl
out the trial bla place at lbe left of laid
en the Seiyuo desk ana awaiting him Bleb
?t again today, and from that poalUon suet
he coold'haye a direct view of tbe rira
witnesses as thay .took the atand. lag
The proaecution la holding the prtx
?? door todayi but thp line of Judge the
"* Archbaid'a dafanie waa clearly lodt- Are
cated by hie attorney in hla general and
B statement yeetarday. ? ?. ' ? a*M
* ? The ganatn wHi conrene daUy at com
1 o'clock M a court ot Impeachment; COnl
b? and the aoaalona art VPectcd to run abal
u?ju ? o'clock. of 1
E {Ware than 1*6 sHigaem are on- Boa
der subpoena by the House managed Wa;
a" and Judge Archhald'd dttorneya The
| BOY ISM BY 1
r, % l illfUiJif
lk* W ? ' J' nai
n> Danville. Va? Dae. 5.?The third 8. I
?- hinting fatality of tbe aeanoa waa Stai
hls recorded here when Donla Cohen. Chi
of aged Oftcen. eon of Morrle Cohen. Ind
waa ahot and Inatantly killed hy Gna- Net
iau sleCarwItch, the aame age, near con
Pumpkin Craak. be
s a Coroner Pitta, viewing tbe re- p. .
" mains, was aatladed that death was I
"d* due to an accident. Cnrwltch will of
pP* be given a hearing In court on Thura- roll
day. fy. * j ' ':> - tfck
;ent Carwltch was in the act of reload- out
'od lag a breeeh-loading ohotgun, with of
hit three companions standing near- J.
in t by. Aa ho was cloning tho breoch L.o1
vay hie thumb c aught tho hammer, all
ow" which anapped and exploded the ret
??*|fun, the ahota taking effect In Co- of
>th" hen'a face, cauaing instant death rr.e
REV. MATTHEWS AGAIN
" nc It DTC BCiDCDC "
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t and Tomorrow
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Malilon Pltnay.
* . wwdn^MMr the State of Nr
t. He m???# WrlMio tarns la cone
;rwi' erparteaaa.
$ ?rcdHMBFWv .jt" y ?
.1 .. at
ylored MfythocUst.
Cftfgren*
H* North Carolina annual eon- clt
ra of the Colored Methodist >!:
fit v uv^HHW, v Ub
copal church 1" America con- ""
id her* yesterday wRh Christian *
pie. of which Rhv. F. ?. J. Mar
lo pastor, "Thle conference Is
36 third Episcopal restrict of the
church and la presided peer by f
op R. 8. Williams. D. D., of Anas
Ga. Bains delayed tn bis arts
the Rev. J. D. Jonai. preeid- f
elder of the Charlotte district,
eeded to open the conference. At D
hnnr of 1 ft n m h< slnwin "init
We Yet Ally*/' etc. This done BC
fervent prayer offered to Alhty.
he reed, end made e timely M
mentj .op the 103 psalma. The
fereace then proceeded to elect e M
Irman pro tern. Upon e motion
lev. 11" O, Laagford. Rev: /. W.
etta. presiding elder of the y
shlngton dlatrict, WM rtbCtwJ. K
session wee continued by electRev.
H. L. Johnson, at Our hem,
etery; Rev. 8. H. Sterling his nstnt.
Rev. R. O. I^ngford was
ted fitatisttchtn- Ad the racing *
he Joint board df'finance provid*pr,
The preeldlng eldsra were '
te committee of committees, Revs. u
sterling. Q. H. Ptei end J. C. ei
ntop were elected reporters to the *
istlen Index, the Ndrth Cnrollne N
ex and the Washington Daily li
<fs, respectively. By order of the *
ference the business sessions will i?
held dolly from 9:39 a. m. to 1
Lbout 75 per cent of the members t
the confer.nr0 answered the first |
1 call. The chairmen here Btated
t "it had been many years since
cobfewbe. bad? i?th. bu. o?.
com ra (TPS hi Ulg neraob 61 Re.
"?rrr -:s?
N? Sign of hard times, has r
made Hwslf visible The spirit c
good will and lore prevails, lm- ?
dlatelr gl?er the orvnnlsatlon the 1
rd's Supper was administered, and I
food old-fashion hand shahs was 1
-ttclpated In. The conference c
tin resumed lis b ialdssa for a f?w '
nutos. ' Itov. Stancil was brought
ward and Introduced. Ha complL
nted.tho conference spon the lmissjon
It had so early made upon
n. fter, G. C. Roberta, of 8halhy 1
iponded. Tho committee appoint- 1
preach tonlght.Rer. C. W. Craw- '
rd. Tho confer..,,r- then adjourned
meet at a: 43 p. m. at whlchtlme
standing committees were toll
O conference. "lehop ft. B. Wilms
arrived <the 1:45 train.
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? the Supreme Court of the United !kL
r Jersey at the time of ble appoint- _
reee and la a lawyer and Jurist of
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ii i i i i ' " ? hap
Episcopal
z Now in Session ^
y will join in one common assemf
of welcome to Bishop R. S. Wllingi
D. D? and the-N. c. Annual, ;>?'
inference Thursday evening. Do- ^
mber 5th, from 7:SO to 10 o'clock.
Program. 9
Sermon. ??
Address on behalf of the cltlxeSs Son
the City. Rev. C. E. Askew, A.Hi. ten
Response, Rev. O. Roberts, A. B. veAddress
on hehalf of the ritlaena c
the city. Dr. J. M. Lloyd. t
Response, Rev. R. O. Langford, B.
Address on behalf of the city
hools. Miss Katie R. Truman.
Response, Rev. H. L. Johnson, Ar .
. X'fwt. ?V" A m52
Address on behalf of the church, ?
rs. Ophelia Price. *
Response, Rer. }. C. StsntOn, D. D
LEVEN HUES IK
A RAIUOAD WRECK?
ZaneavlUe, Ohio, Dec.v 5.?Eleven
ead, one probably faulty Injured, la
ie or reck score aa a result of a rear- Itl]
ad collision between Cincinnati and ^
loakingum Valley passenger train R!
o. 43 and Cleveland, Akron and Co- tea
jmbus passenger train No. ltlijp Kt
hlch the rear coach of the Clere- fri
md, Akron and Colprabus train was be
sleacoped. .. > XJ* 1]
I1SCHARGING GRAIN S
AT BAYERS' MILL I
~| be
The schooner Oold Mine, of Jnnper
Bay, *1. C., Cgptala LeRoy Ped- la
leg, in command. is discharging a
argo of coMl at the Harens Qratn Id
dill. The tW boat Rosalind, of Rose (I
lay, la also discharging a cargo of
[rain and cotton at the eagle giant, nc
rhla large concern da now running
>n full time. Everything la hustle da
ind hustle there ' ' Oi
fyJ ?e J'V fo
KKffH FROM WALLA WATTA (il
1? fo
Messrs. Ottls Jordan. Harry and m
Kick Waters made a dying trip to hi
Washington Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Ottla W. Woolard eaa la this Pi
salghborhood Sunday afternoon. a
^Mr Bryan Ada^s was In our midst ot
Krtnasa ?a In?rfa V rtlakt ci
nan . B,luraaT n,*ai,I"
1YE wEWS OF C
CO RE
TO THE
'.';? . Si'S^T
MXlrtLU: ATOMS
.** ?- ak
Duth Creek what uextr W? r. U
' ' ' i.
onr la not* U?t Kdwerd ked N
MaU attack of aidnvtako-tinko- ?t
nrlta It lut wet. g,
. D. 4 ee?e tkta tu baca tie p,
let autumn In 71 rear, An4.a It
<r far Th.okeelvln*! Moat hall
a Greenland. *\ v\'.;. ' .?&: ' -? i*
0 on. Bragaw, with all that big te
haafraglvlafc turke" *r any other
about turkey. Wouldn't tbndh .
fey with a pair of tongs. Folks
, piunge their front teeth Into a
ley's breast and chaw up-the poor *
I?legs and all?like yom describe
raelf as doing, must be some kin *'
1 fox.
hey re talking about calling an
abrdlnary session of Congress to tf
uce the tariff. . Hope they'll hjur-J *
lp and do it ao we ua l?t an ex- *'
coat i in time for the next early R(
v.
his correspondent driving nails
adkys. Nearly every cold morn- C<
be misses the Iron nail and un- rs
ntioDally hits his thumb nail la- ^
id. When -he doea he says,"gum
tiled." a kuse word ho learned ?l
n Bragaw. No credit to Bragaw R<
kaybody else to be a dlaseminato* J?
irofahftr. Keep out of bad coi^- tl
t?e, month $35 school has, at- <?
many trials and tribulations, so- 7<
Ml a teacher. Ood helps them
t help themselves. ,n
Df neighbor and all his house- '
i have moved to the city. We
it'' Win well. Perhaps he will be th
pier there, ' if so, that's the he
:e for him. As for this Jake,
? him the fresb air, the " deep Lfled
Wild*ood,** the slmmon trees hi
V^.-ci. '? i - -r'fr ' ' ' ' S
llfcAUA ITEMS th
Ve were all awakened in this lit- H
town Thanksgiving morning t to n<
It with a griat surprsie?a snow. ^
le argue that it has been about
years since a snow came In No- n|
iber. , *
?ur Sunday school raised a eolieei
of $11.60 for the orphans on
fourth Sunday. And Thanks- w
Ing night we were going to a has- ^
party the proceeds ofJ
t too, but thAsnopr came, which
aed us to meet with poor success, A
king only about $7.50
dr. W W. Hooker is having his *
ne on the Inside beautified by tbfe *
of a little paint,
diss Etta Rives, the, governess of u
. p. W. Gaskili, or Maul's rouat,
at Thsnksgivlng with her parents,
. and Mrr. C. G. Rives.
Miss Agnes Weston, of Maul's
Int. the guest of Miss h
iry Rives for several days. 1
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Potter and lit- 1
daughter, Louise, have been vl*?
ag friends and relatives here.
Mr. T.'"M. Gower and Miss Etta
res were out driving Saturday afnoon.
They must have been talkl
serlpualy, for their horse got
ghtened and was very frisky, we
ar the rest of their ride.
A little boy came to see Miss
ally Berry on Sunday last, and
ve her a, picture. Any one who
sbes to know who it waa may call
Mist Barry's x,., ,
Our Sunday school was quite
lall this, past Sunday. Guess it was
cause so many of our boys went to
jail. Wonder what the attraction
out there for so many of them.
}llss Sprulll. the principal of
alia graded V-bool, spent Thanks- 1
ring at her home In Orient*!.
Ur. B. F. Hoeker Is in oar midst
w.
We h*ve been having some very
Irk "nights" for the pest week.
U girl seems to have thought so,
r t hesr alio was found out In the
isture one night, holding a "light."
r the hogs to eat by. See how
any can guess who She Is. We all
?ow her well. r
Mr. Hsdley Maul's
alnt, has been rlsltlng lfr. Orion
Im good lock.
I
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jrV/iwivi'i 13
DAILY NEWS 9
We are having It warm and
overy the first of this week, which . *j
bad on corn fcoildnf.
Elder L. H. Hardy, ?t Reidsrine. .fl
C , Oiled his regular appointment IS
Seedy Qrove church Saturday aad
index. He Is one of1M ablest
rlmltire Baptist preacher* id' the.
?"terJ**.C, Prwott. of Ajdf n, vj
C., was on our street* Monday af- /J
moon shaking hands with hla
any friands. We are always glad
see yon Mack.
Two of our popular teachers,
Issea Classic Winstead and, Claude oDowell,
were out drlrlng Sunday
ternoon, escorted by Mr.. WUber
OSS. *
Miss Annie Hollo well, the attracve
teacher of Prescett, and Miss
ens Bowen. of Small,' were the
testa of Misses Ruth and Ullia*
owe Sunday afternoon.
The basket party of Jast week, 9
ven for the benefit of the Small ,
arnet Band, was a success. They ;j
allied about |1? profit, and Gee.
rhix! didn't the boys play that
Ight! And now BragaW as you are
ich a poet maybe foo lore to bear
>od music. If so, take Jakerijle .'.a
ike. Oilead.snd Plnetown and all i J
le rest of the qnllldrtver* 7011 can
it and come down here and hear
it hand play. We thlah it -will do
m food.
Elder George Vause. of Ayden, la
Small this week looking after his
rm interests.
Mr. C. R. Tuten has the. smile
at won't come off. It's Jefct a fine
?y.
The stork rlsited the boms of Mr.
W. Sprnill last week. It's another jjH
ill Monday afterftoob. ^e Maid
kt chicken he had for dinner waa
food he coaldn'it help ft
oladia wept to your city on has!- ij
?sa Monday.
Mr. Leroy J)Uon went to Grants- j
?ro Sunday.
Our school s yetting along so 'j
iceiy how that I cant think of a
ngle thing to say shout It so I S
iesa, I'll nor try.
Hog killing time has 00me ao hog
id hominy will he plentiful for
ah lie. - :*1 r. ? k.f4 * :;J?
There will' be a joint meeting of
le committeemen and' teachers at
urora cm Thotsday. Deeepaber Tlth.
t which time and place we hope to
leet every teacher and committeetan
In the township as we want to J
se more enthusiasm over schools
lan we hare ever seen before.
RIVER ROAD STATION. i*4
TfefiilupfMM. posssd very quietly
iere. We wer4 not annoyed u ?e
imve been heretofore by <be bantsnen
shooting tbe birds. *
We hud oar first snow Tbanksglv- ,*j
ng, which came last and thick neary
all the day and wonW hkve bean ;
[site deep II none bad melted, bat as
he day before was wa*m and rain
bat night, tbe Tiret that fen melted
>ut there was plenty left and some q
>f it remained on the groand until
he following Monday. I do not renember
erer before baring seen
iere such a snow storm on Thanks-,
firing day.
Mra. Thad Congleton continues to
le eery 10.
Miss LUlle Altlgood. of Magnolia.
ias returned home from Greenrille, -I
ifter a pleasant rlslt with Miss alien
Proctor and other friends there.
Mr. L. M. Sheppard has retsrned . ;y?|
tiome from Royal, where he hba been
several days attending to business. ->j
Miss Josephine Alllgood, of Broad
Creek, and Miss Martha Plttman, of
River Road, were guests of Miss LJ1lie
Alllgood at Magnolia last Sunday.
Our public school Is progressing
successfully, the children and every ?j
one seem to like the teacher. Mite
Bertha Martin, nrr mwt.
Mrs. Augustus Alllgood end da ugh- 9
ter. Miss Llltte. of uagnptla. and
Mrs A. J. Sheppard and son. Mr. >?
Rred, of Banyan, were (nests of Mr. j
and Mrs. L. M. Sheppard at Holly
Glen last Tuesday.
Miss M. M. Cherry has been quite , '
sick for the last week, bat Is bettor
;>! ' 'iij.'-fe
Seed Cvtton i 4 0 h