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lowln* bulletin u to the caune at q A fortnight ago the American am- o buHnador had a slight bronchial at- a Ui?rk w,huihk*? Wodneeday taet ?Um supervened o : a. no pneumonia ermptom. bad ap d beared. With difficulty the pare*- t yeme of astkina were gotten under s! ~-nr ' . WC" CARGOES OF CROtN The gaaboat Pungo, of Swan Quarter, is discharging a cargo of j, corn and peaa at the Havens Grain n Mill, also the gas boat Hyde and the fl itas boat Locllto from Hyde county, n are discharging a cargo of grain. q Thla firm la now receiving a full sup- * ?ty of grain from all sections of a Eastern Carottaa. ? MUMOOMrUmoH. ? street, nenra completion. Wheu On- ' laked It will be among the moat at- # "* It Mr. S. V. Flatter, ot Lake Lending. area In tke etty yesterday on bualH sayb b<!? ?. t. The picture bvetnees hae run. over Q with ? l-? ? No nrtbl. . chance It the weather keep, nod to hare any pletore. taken later than ? ^ruw^etti'tSir'al/parteolthe ? ff < onntry. There haa nerer be* eoch c a rueh for ftetare. heto". , a baker's rropio ' STICK i plf&g'md cmjin<7?of *ueThe 'sticker it the "get ndkSTstiZk! Yesterday you , failed, maybe, but today you can n you sivck u o^jT^ ; All achievers wear a badge I labelled "STICK." Ton dirk todau 1 Hui ^ When you feel like quit- j ting?Stick/If the other fcl four is gelling the best of ynu I g. -ftiek. jlc will if you glick. The ar t success of btisiowjeand life are but repcti /ions of the earn- ^story - ! I ' Sticky I Today- dart fhinqt and j to stick. So fp, w learn 3d the staff of the embassy when id gum at Buckingham palace" Almost Immediately tho King sent la equerry. Sir Harry Lodge, to eg id Quean. During the afternoon leseagea ronreylng the varment, empathy were recurred from the ueen Mother Alexandra and other lumbers of the royal family, court Ulclals, member* of the governments nd of the various embasalea and lestiona while many who had heard 10 neve of the ambassador's doath r who bad seen the flags at half last on Dorchester house, called at A wireless message was also sent J Ogden Raid, son of the ambaaaaor, who left New York yesterday iw no nop? ot reaching: his fatEter's bedId? before death. lAMAL IMPORTANCE TO THE MEETING Elgin, IU.. Dec. 17.?Netlcn-wlde mportance Is attached to4he annual looting of the Elgin batter board or on the result the election of fire directors dependtK^p life of the uotation committee, which fixes a reek-ly price for butter that aerves a the basis of quotations throughout he country. Indirectly it Is surmised the dlopoitlon of 60,000 tons of bnttsr now a oold storage and alleged.*? contitnte a corner in the product may e involved In the result of'the elecfetV? Charles H. Potter, president of hs board, whose re-election, it is aid. is assured, declared today there i no corner In hotter- '.[? "Butter in storage la second grade nd owners of it are selling it aa set as they can at thirty-one cents a ound. What so toe people are callBg a corner is merely a cow. That ovine, alene and unaided, has boostd the price of table batter 20 per ent in the lest year There are two tickets, the "regnar." which holds that the hoard Is peraUd legally, and which favors he continuation of * the quotations ommlttee, and the "membership," ?hlch opposes the committee. la a general way the producers ire back of the regular ticket, and he browere, headed toy James P. rounger, a Chicago broker, favor the nembershlp ticket. ^ROMISER WKATHER ot seasonable average. Washington. Doc. 17^-The indW tatlona are that temperatures above he seasonable average will prevail hroughoiK the country in the comng week, according to the weather jureau, with tho precipitation genertHy light and confined principally :o the Northern border States. th? Northwest and the Pacific States, rhere are indications, says the weeky bulletin. "'hat.near the close ol he week the weather will become considerably colder in the Northvest." * _ ' hohpitais nvB. Mlu Margaret Moore, of *?eretta N.TUm waa uyutaw u yo m v.mo tt ngton Hospital for appendicitis Sat Miss Julia Powell, of West Second it root, was operated upon for appen Ileitis at the Washington Hospital Janday. The young son ot Mr W. Cols, 01 NichoisoBTHis. broken his leg Sator necessary medical attention. TO. Dally News Is glad to know that tht young man I* (retting along nicely. - . u - : vJ I if/ r ' H Jta if 'L-[! I L^Hi I ' j1. J; ( . tHHBQH J >;.-,iJH - . Peace Conference E to Oper London. Dec. 17.?Dr. Daneff. ly head of the Bulgarian plenltotentiar- a : ies. returned to London from Paris grc late last night and the peace confernoon. Sir Bklward Grey, the British flu< secretary for foreign affairs, will art! make a brief speech of weloome and after expressing the hope of a fruit- d'e fill end of their lnhnra he will retire ??ii and leavo the conference to dellbcr- ^ ate in priTate. wo The sessions will be held in the coi historic St. Jamea' Palace, where the no "picture gallery" has been selected Jaj as the conference room. . ah< It Is a secluded apartment s!n4 en- of tirely shot off from the noise of the sej London streets. ael The delegates spent a quiet day ult Sunday. Nothing has transpired jet na to show whether any serious dlffleml ed ty is likely to arise over the attend 1/ ance of the Greek delegates. Con- wa corning the Auatro-8ervian eontro- si| versy the Balkan delegates think it in the result of Austrian bluff. They by say: tat "Vienna harlng seen her trsdt; tional program of gradually extend- ?a . ing through the Balkan States to 8aionlki completely wrecked has tried to coanter-b&lance the bad effect it * has had at home because by clamon ? .hag that Albania must be autonom '?? I oub, according to the Austro-Itallar y< Jagreoment concluded in 1107. There I tore, neither Greece nor 8ervia can occupy the Albanian Adriatic coaa' rpuch leas Servla, as Servia meanr Ro-ta. r.v. .... ."What does . Montenegro vnre 1 sent?" asked one of tin delegate' *1 laughingly, "with its report ai titi "" vari and Dulclgno, to which Scutnr Will soon be Vddod, It belprr no y tery to anybody that (he email i Kingdom can bo cona'dered almost 1 las a Russian province nrd the M< n I tenegrin Army ao a contingent cf the Muscovite forces." L According to the Balkan dslp Igates. Austria's Increased artnamp-'r f ind the practical mobilisation or b?Y orJ army are due less to ths proMMl i of declaring war against 8erv<a tW, J 'Ito UkJKve internal situation J rionarchy. the unrest in Pun* 'land ths agitation among <W especially hi Bosnia and Her- ro where oven those holding r^-" f under ths Austria; government h < continue "has too mahv troubles ** i' . ~ 1 a ? ogTg ""'7? "1 a rl ^ I m. I ?c(41 : ?. '-i|S A|)., am-?- I ^ concluded In the United States at rate of Internet higher than any ;at power has paid In late rears. 'Besides, Qtemany notwithstand: her alliance, has exercised an Insnce tending to moderate Austrian lor. 'Admitting, however, a coup tat on the part of Austria, we cernly know that neither Serria nS 7 other of the Balkan States uld be left alone aa Russia would ne to their assistance, being today more the Ruspia of the war with "u ten and indeed next to show that > can do In Europe- At the time ^ the annexation of Bosnia and Hor- n? fovlna the Roslsan Emperor himf was on the point of sending an ? lmatum to Austria, which would re led to war, but he waa prevent intervention of Kins KdwmL It s retorted that Germany would pport An atria against Rnisla, bn' ~U this caso FSrnce would be forced " the Jluaso-Frencta alliance to atflr Omw. ^ "This would mean a general congratioo. which all are more tntor led to pro-rent than to hasten. and Itch will not be brought about for " relatively insignificant cause such allowing Serrla to hare a atrip of id along the Southern frontier of a" >ntenegro and a small stretch of ? art on the Adriatic." Mo further development in the In-national situation la reported. Ac " rd'Dg to a Vienna d'apateh last rht nbtblng is known of the atate>nta xlrMilateil In Parla that flat-via DC T . 8 proteated to Austria agalnat the tefe military demonstrations. ox ? .'37vv h? nonwfwtlt* In cams * caw? & 't iiothlrjr unfomen happen* the ? rlstian church bids fair to have ?> > o? the moat attractive church M" 'd rga In Washington Tho mem-1 r? of tha church haye purchased;'? > Scevrie property at tho corner and S*cotd look- ^ " Wetda the bul'd n?* of a church ai " tp kppp'ng with the growth Of ** :1 'po^^iilnn. It trill DOt be 11 - 'nor ^1 before this structure fc '^e started R ''''' I ^ ^ I V M W I I . . = OBCBMBER IX. Hit w Cooler ' -V , *..jt?? lftxl WtfW Mffff Mnvi/Tf/v b /H A* iLEN GOULD T( BE BRIDE OF F. SHEPARD OF ST. M Lakewood, N. J.. Dec. 17.?Ai uncement of the engagement c as HaUea Millar Gould of Ne >rn, u) r ioiuj j. oaopiiru, n jiruui nt railroad man of 8t. Louis, va id? this afternoon at the reeldenc Mr. and Mra. Oeofge J. Gould re. It was said that announcement c e time and place of the weddth 11 be withheld for the present an la statemi-iu was confirmed upon li iirr at tho ltrlfence of Miss Goul New York. Mr. Gould rrde known his sla rS uitut In a formal Stafc ?ni which i t ad: "Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge J. Gonld ai unce the engagement of their ai r. Miss Helen Miller Gonld to M nley J. 8hepard of 8t. Louis." aked whether he desired to sa lythlng additional concerning tt igagement. Mr. Gonld laughed as marked that thore would be not! g more, except that this engagi ent Is most pleasing to Mrs. Goul id myself. * W. '.{/' ' V >?<. . Mr. Shepard has long been mom intly Identified with railroad as lanclal affair* In the w?t: He preaant aaalatant to tlx prtsldei the Mtaeourl Pacific railroad, vll ladqaartera In St. Louis. JJpeu ma death 9 her father, Ji onld, In 1???, Helen Oould. then 1 >ars old, Inherited a fortune < tout 110,000,000. It haa been eat ated that by lnreatment sbo hi ebled thle fortune, and at the aan me devoted fully half of her tin 1 benefactions arhteh brouiht hi to world promtnenoa. . She becan her henefacUoni dn * the Spaalah-Amerleen war. wh< te care time and aeeeral tundri ,ouaand dollars to the relief of ati d wounded Bold lore, for which al tcelved the thanka of Con|reaa 198 aha led a womana' moTeme: ir the unaeatlns of Brtgham 1 oberts. concreaamnn from Utah, demonstration acalnat poly (am iter aha became devoted to the I YTnLv?"h?V t^t'th" j i1' YyVMERIC/ THIS CITY ( FIRST WI Jeems and Lize Can I the City. They V Places Advertising Jeems and Lix? am married. Tire yoti auspicious event happened this week ed.' and no more popular couple ever via- wit I ted Washington. Both were young; pay both ware verdint, eager each to aee abl; the alghta in Washington during the bri< holiday season. ' lng , Prior to their honeymoon they had onl never enjoyed the pleasures of a us railroad ride or been permitted to be i wlrled through space propelled by and I an automobile. of | Lise In all her Innocence, although bile her first Visit to a city, was wide CIu awake and left nothing out of the ami ordinary escape her keen eye. Jeems, Th< , while more susceptible of being "tak- ell, en In," was also right on his Job. the| Prior to their being made man ma: | and wife neither had ever seen a reti town, a railroad train or an automor ing bile?and it la needless to state their wis eyes were full of wonderment when the they stopped aboard a first-class Par Coach of the Norfo!k-South'ernvbound I for Washington. * a-2 Jeems was determined to show me< Ldxe tbo sights u he bad often heard " of them. H!a ambition was the beat, ]y ] first, last and all the time. It made no difference to him whether the lad; waiter at the hotel served him apple pie "open" "cross-barred" or "cov- U(j ered," Sq his lady love was satisfied, jew Jeema had made a few dollars on the " farm and no matter the cost he ar- and rived here with a determination to To make at least the early days of Lire's put married life one grand sweet song, ami i Jeems is one of those fellows who sait believes In doing things?especially mQi Iso towards the weaker sex. There la l , nothing like Lise to him. He has buo promised to love and protect and he tion Is resolved to carry out this lnjuno- pai, tlon?the ooatrary opinion of others witl to the contrary notwithstanding. Jeems la buoyant, ambitions and j you will stick a pin here, we might Mu add by way of parenthesis, he knows aho he Is the happiest man under the disj broad canopy of heaven. Lise is re- acrt served and careful, yet she thinks j there is no man like unto Jeema i(n(1 Hearing of the great' display oft pai Christmas and holiday goods in b. Washington for this year, Jeems and thei Lise long before the consummation bow of theiT marriage vows determined ited to visit the progressive town on the ^e ^ Pamlico and see for themselves. Well, ^ , they are hers In all their glory and i.<tf a what thsy saw and took in la doutt- tbe e less to prove of Interesting reading jM] ! to the many Dally News readers. jn j "Show your tickets please,." This dou f was the greeting Jeems and Lise doii haaril aa thav tn intar tlin d Lyric Theater to witness one of thoee q ^ Ant-claw shows for which (his pop- i.?M d ular place of amusement is noted. trac 'Certainly," replied Jeems. "Lise, you wer ^ hare plenty of them?show one to j,0h ^ the gentleman." Lise blushing and jt ? yet determined to obey like a good waa l4 wife should, opened her redtcule ejal ^ and showed the polite attendant a toid r card which read, "The pleasure of jM aft* U million dollars. 8ereral railroad T. 1 ie M. C. A. buildings, others for naval lmE id men and several for the Young Worn- wh" It- ens' Christian Association have been j6e a- erected in cities throughout the fro1 Id United States through her generosity. the One of the unique forms of her ?ot i- charity has been the personal recep- ot ^ given to hundreda ot pur I aetf-aupporting worn- 1 tt? Mar Tarry town, ?' ' a groat playground *pr d np for theae paction. 1 1 bam attracted by to- 8uI * ' nly Hlaa Gould Ogarod he ray with the Hot. El- Pr< er of Grand Junction, c011 te dealt aararely with f?r Ida" la a eermon, do- h<" art ahould bo laolated. w" area quoted aa replying "< gredt Injuattce to the a. particularly to tboaa *? beUiBelTea to Ideals tor fcrt ant of clrtlaatlon. Aa 1,01 found a aultable belphave spent my money way and In a way -- . ? - , , SHSrii )N THEIR I ied Away With | isit the Different! Xmas Novelties! ?? '' r company is respectfully ' Jhou ni shown his atnrfl bin a few moment* and aftar ' ins his fare was soon comfort- f soatsd besides his blushlns le. where they enjoyed an evenof pleasure and amusement aw , r Manager H. G. Sparrow and his | stents can giro. .earing the Lyric Theater Jearns Use started to take in. (benights Washington. Hlrin# an aotetnothey first west to the P ami loo ^ mical Company and saw wttih itement how fertiliser is made, y were greeted by Mr. J. r. Oow- j the president, and shown all qver . plant. After seetng this wonder | lufacturtng plant they directed a ' irn to Washington, but berore doso loitered long enough to east a T bful eye on Che proposed site of Methodist College at Washington k. t e?* ?- - Ity and its environments was the | :ca for them. 'But," aaid Use, "you hare sum- | orgotten something." | wbat," said Jeems, looking at bla .ajj I f love with a tender eye. | Did you not tell me to be tare | 1 see R. Lee Stewart's display of H elry before leaking elsewhere." Sure I did," exclaimed Jeente. to Stewart's we go right now. say that Line was carried away la ting It mild and so much wae her M isement that she porchssed a able gift for Jeems and eeofc nber of the family at home. saving Stewart's the young and yant couple began their Insput- | i of the city and no young married H r evej. left Washington carrying | ii them memories more lasting ?r I corns has a bicycle and at the I swell Repair Shop they were wn how "the trick is done" wMhc ?atch for all those who "cow ww." hey then wen? across the street: J visited the Washington MuniSLight Plant, where Manager H. Charles took pleasure in giving I n an insight into the secret of a city la lighted and too, exhlbto the embryonic housekeeper beauties and attractiveness of H alectrici iron for economy sake* i is from now on a Arm believer hr secrets of ** Edison and unlosn i us installs these late appliances lis proposed home, dollars te ghsuts, there will be something tg before many moons shall was wane. * olng up Main street Jeeras an# had occasion to visit another active Jewelry store, where ?W< -jl e many attractive things for the days. It is needless to state that t as Bell, the Jeweler. Here Umm again carried away with the S >orate display aad if a secret is It must be to the effect that ms' pocketbook was much lighter r leaving than befofe entering, he next store Interested Jeems lensely, being ^hathf Buss Bros., >re the talking machines JVe kept, ms heard every song In the store m "Yankee Doodle to Blest Be Tie that Binds." and if Use ha# protested against the expenditure 0 much money, Jeems would, have chased the store. asms has always been need to sing his pantaloons bat ween the v'.Jjji Ing and mattress nights in order ' lave them ha proper shape for the tdsy meeting. He had never seen rat class pressing club, ?o when v-"jl and his bride reached the Ideal ;&jM sing Clnb, Jeems t*!d Use she Id go where She pleased, bat as him he was determined to nee pjSM w men's clothes, like the city boy* ; ir, is fined. Jeems went, he saw 1 daring his entire stay in Washton thought or talked of nothing interesting to him. Manager Gael showed htm everything In the - ijfl thing line. Suits made to order. rS iples of slothing, suits pressed and. (ContUma fro, Pw On,) Phe many friends of Mrs. T. w iltipa will regret to learn of bar
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