CEO. M. SCOTT,
IF1 1 1R, IU
Insurance Agent,
ELIZABETH CITY, N- C
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IJUIOMAS O. SKINNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hertford, N. 0.
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ATT(J1NEY-AT-LAW,
Kltawboro, Currituck Co., N. C.
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' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Camden C. II., N. C.
Practices in the Superior Courts ol the
Firht Judicial District. Special atten
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
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SURVEYOR & CIVIL ENGINEER,
ELIZABETH CITY,
C.
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ATTORNEY AT
LAW,
KERTFORD, X. C.J
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AND
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EDENTON) N. C.
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p. o b x art,
THE NEWS,
A twelve-year-old son of John A. SM-k'rr-j
of Purgittsv.lle, W. Va., wj occidental!
killed while handling a pietuL Dr. David
Tilton Browu.n retired farmer, banged him-
selt In hiR barn, near Batavia, I 1. The
roof of the casting-hou at the Stewart Iron
Companj's work", Sharon, Pa., f-ll in, fa
tolly injur. n Austin More-ford, seriously in
juring several other. V train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, near Eliz ibct.itown
N. J. , struck and killed two boy. who were
driving across the track in a wagon In
a wreck on the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio Railroad at Youngstown, Ohio, several
passongTS were injure 1. '..ijit "frost in
Missouri and Kansas Wednesday night
Washington Dilliard, a farmer near Be-thle-liein,
Pa., was shot and killed by an unknown
chicken thief. In a fight between tramps
and railroad brakemen, 0.1 tho Pennsylvania
railroad near Pittsburg, Foster Cox, a brakt
man was fatally injured, and Jessie Nichols
another brakemsn, badly hurt. Three
colored convicts wore killed by a dynamite
explosion near Atlanta, Oa. Fourteen col
ored men were brutally whipped by white
men, near Atlanta, Ga., and the governor
has offered a reward for t . capture of the
ruffians. All the South American nations,
excepting San Domingo, have accptedlhe
invitation to participate in the congress next
month.
The Republicans of the State of Washing
ton held the'r first convention, and after
adopting a platform, nominated K. P. Ferry
for Governor, nn 1 John L, Wilson for Cm-
cress. . rich stri fe has been ma le in the
Eastern View odnn in i A n
Staler, of South Bend. Ind was noisoned !
i.,. i ... ,
"j luHirix UK-rpnine in mistake for oninine,
Merry Fountain accider.tly shot and kill
ed hi friend, Horace H. .Stratton, while deer
anating in the wilds of Suilivan county. N
Manuel Congdon killed Thomas Slo-
cmn in Vest Exetor, R. I , during a q iarr 1
over some chickens. In P.ttsbur.', Wm
Nmith, a co'ored eq k, killed his wife nnd
then attempted Euicide. Jealousy was the
cause. U. p. Ferry, a lineman, was killed
in Buffalo by an electric light wire while a
work. In a (it of jealousy, Sherman Cass-
well, living in ontpell r, Vt., s'.mtaway the
jaw of George Gojld, who had marrio 1 the
woman Cass well loved. Mrs. Blanche T-oy,
vifo of a Chinese laundryman, in Chicago,
has applied for n divorce. Hoary Wein-
lerger, of Atlantic City, was drowned while
bathing. Ex -President Legitime, of Hay-
ti, and his fani ly, havearrive 1 in Naw York. !
United States Minister to Mexico Ryan
has notili;d tho Stata Department that tho
Mexican government puriose to put a tariff
an dressed animals nnd all animal products,
in retaliation for the duties imposed by the
United States government on oxen. Tho
postmaster at Spokane Falls has notified the
Department that tho emp'oyes in that office
will strike unless their pay is raised. r-Sec-retary
Tracy has designated Lieut. Adam
War 1, naval attache to the United States
legation at Paris,;to repr-smt the Navy DeJ
pnrtiiient at the International Meteoroligical
L'oniress to be heel in Paris- The Pneu
matic ;un a-d Power Coinpmy, of AVash
ron, has proposed to bnild a pneu nntic car
riage for 44,0)0. It has been dee ded to
elect ex-Senator Piatt to lill the vacancy
caused by ttio death of ex-Governor Brown
as pres-ident of the Tennessee Coal, Iron arid
Railroad Company. More troublo is ex
pected at Se wall, W. Ya. There is a great
demand for coke, nn 1 thj price is gradually
advancing. J.ihii Johnson, a Swedish car
penter, living in Chicago, hacked his wife to
leath. His min i is unhinged.
Tho raco troubles at Green wood Miss., have
terminat.'d. Four colored men were killed in
the shooting on Sunday. L. S. Brooks'
banking office, at Creston, Iowa, closed, anil
Brooks and his cashier have been arrested.
ij. L. Clauson, a real estate broker, was
found murdered at Wichita, Kansis.
Max Jscobsen, a clever European sharp, was
arrested in Chicago charged with extensivo
emberzleotent on tho Fidelity and Casualty
Company, of that city. Tho money was lost
in betting on hors-j races. Two children of
D ividGray, while playing with mafches iu
a barn at Blue Springs, Nob., sot fir j to it,
and were burned to death. The postofliee
at Moline, III., was robbed of $2,10) worth of
postage stamps. -The towns of Sudbury
and Wayland. Mass., celebrated the two hun
dred and fi tieth anniversary of the incorpo
ration of O.d Sudbury, one of tho most -an
cieat of Massachusetts towns, having tern
settled in 1G:W, receiving its name in lOoti.
Sudb'jry was the nineteenth tjwn in the
Massachusetts Bay Colony, and tho s.cond
situated beyond the fl w of the tide. The
millionaire packers, Armour and Swift, ig
nored the sub; rje ia to app.'ar before the Sen
atorial Comtuitt 9 investiga'ing the dressed
b?of trade iu Chicago. William Kemble
B-iite, a prominont railroad and real estate
man, coiumittel suicide at Seville, Florida
The Carousel .-it Ocean Beucb, N. J., was
(fc Btroyed by lire, an I theOcoan Beach Hotel
also damage 1. Mrs. Henrietta Cook, of
Ouborne county, Kansas, who had served
t lirteen years of a li'e sentence for the mur
der of her husband, w .s pardoned, her iuuo
cence having been established.
THE ABANDONED SEAMEN.
The
Prosecution of iliTti-r. c. ,
. ' - .... . T , , I , ' ' 1
Who Killed a Comrade.
Captain Kellogg, commanding the Unit.d
States steamer Ossipe?, now at Newport
News, has been ordered to release the two
'eaman whom herescu-d from Arenas Ky,
Yucatan, same weeks ago. These men to
gather with a third man, were abandoned
on that island by the schooner Anna. When
the Ossipee arrived one of the men was d ad.
and the surrounding circumstances pointed
to a homicide.
Upon the return of tho vessel to New Tork
n report was s?nt to the department and the
men were held in custody pending action bv
the authorities here. Tha captain of the
s -hooner, an American, was exonerated from
all tdame and thj qu stion then arose was
there sufficient grounds for a prosecution of
the survivors for homicide.
The report was referred to the Department
nf Justice for an opinion by the Attorney
Gjecral who decided that no prosecution
could follow. I ths tirst place there was
evidence that the man had beu killed insdf
lefense; a id then, again, whether or not a
murder had been committed the United
Mates would have no jurisdiction over the
ease, as the crime occurred in foreign boun-
MARKETS.
Baltimore Floor r-;rf,-n ,
a4
4.S5. Wheat-Southerii Fuitz
orn Southern
iatli cts. Oats-Southern and Pennsylvania
', ctts :Jiye-xy& Pennsylvania
j-JaoJcts. ; Hay Maryland and Pennsylvania
18 rr0a14 00;SU-aw-V lnt,a.Utaf. "5 ;BuTtor
Lasteni C reamery I6j fazJe near-by receipts
loal7ctB; Cheese juisteru Fancy Cream UV
a$ cbs., intern, SaH' cm; K --irs iu
aA); Tobacco Leaf Inferior, la 00 Good
Common, : 00a 4 00, Middling, oa0 00 Goo.1
to tine roi,7a0; Fancy, luajl-j.
New Tuwr Flour Southern Common to
fair xtra,$3.5.i4) .aU heat-Nol White sr
K.vST' Corn-Southern
cliOW,4-,Ji i43: i. Oats-VVinte,Sta teZWa-JOi-'
cts. ; BuMer-State. 1 lal -ts. : Cheese-state
tijsocto.; Eggs lSalU,' cts.
PlilbAnELcniA Ploui Pennsylvania
fancy, 4.:i"irt4. Ta; Wheat Pennsylvania and
Southern ltcd, Sl;i.S4; Rye Pennsvlvania
V.'aoVts :C rn Sou then; Yellow, 4 1 a4' i'c.
Oate-'3Sa38X ct. : iiutterStnte, lial'j cts.;
Cheese Y. Factory, -ya'.Hj cts. Kggs
Stutt. ISalU cts.
CATTLE
Baltimore Beef. 4 I2a4 Si; Sheep $2 00
a4 00. Hogs .j I 21.4 40.
fagW York Beef 14 r.oa5 25;Sheep-3 75
a5 io; Hogs 4 U0 4 7"..
Eart IdBKRTy beef f4 40a4 90; Sheep
$3 .ua4 7.o; Hogs $-1 25a4 40
THREE HUNDRED KILLED.
-
TorpIkU n.. 'i r i
lernble Dynamite Explosion
in Antwerp.
A Tlton-utad Persons Injuml Hun
tired of Cask, of Oil in Flam a
Tho nbipping Kitlangered by
t he Conflagration.
Two hundred p.-rous went killed and five
hundred more or leas injure 1 by an explo
sion of dynamite In a cartridge factory in
the vicinity of the Bourse, in Antwerp. That
bu lding was aet on fire by bi is ng timbers
hurled against it by the explosion, and a
panic prevailel in tint sretioa of the city.
Hundreds of men ami women were sjssn
el in a lone, low building br aking up old
cartridges when an e- -lo-ion o iirred
among a pile of cartridge, which in turn ex-'
plo lel a lot of dyntmi e Thou uids of dead
ly m ssiles fl.w in every direction. The
t uildings were demolish I, and people hurled
hundreds of f. et away fro.n t ha spot. Por
tions of a girl's body were found two hun
dre I yards away from the ruins of tho cart
ridge factory.
Tne tire canted by tho exp osioa destroyed
what remain-si of the factory and burned
the bodi. s o' many of th - vi -tlms. Th mili
tary were ord-red out to check tue panic and
prevent pillaging. After s-veral Urge build
ings had been destroyed, the flames caught
the great Russian oil tan a, and In a faw mo
ments eighty thousand barrels of oil were
abiiiz -. More exploaions occurred, and the
11 linos continu d to s rect to th docks, and
soon s-veral large ve-rajls were burnin 1 he
loss will le miny millions of francs' The
cartridge fnctory was situated In the rear of
the docks, upon which mi l.o.nof cartridges
in ixes wrnj ueing io lueu at the tlm
As
lDe tlre exP 0-1 "1. u?es0 cartridges the fire
men wen compillo
pi'ioil to run for their lives
and many of t li -m wore wounded.
The latest estimate is that there are 300
d -ad and l,(rJU inj irel. Th i explosions con
tinue. At the American docks all tbe ships
have been saved, owinz to tbe favorable di
rection of the wind. The stained windows
of the Calh dr'il are smashed, and it is feared
that the steeple will collaps-. Toe whold
v.cinity is strewn with debris. The dock sheds
a id hydraulic cranc are urate y dimaget.
T.ie soldiers of the garrison a id a large num
ber of citizens areaKsis'ing tho tirmen. Many
are dropping from sntTjca lm. The sc-jnes
at the hospitals are h -a-treu ling. King Ln
l old has sent a telegram ex;ressing sympa
thy and asking for particulars. The people
are incensed at the Deputation P.-rm lto for
a lowing work to continue In tho caru-idge
factory which had been condemneJ.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE
Trincss Eoniso's favorite diversion just '
now is glass-pai:iting.
George Bancroft is one o fie fow living
Americans who knew both Goethe and Lord
Byron.
General John C. Fremont is now 78 years I
old. and his friends say he looks good for 10
or 15 years more.
It is reported in London that John A. Kas
son, one of the Sumoin commissioners, it to i
have the Russian mission.
Mr. Gladstone allows all the people in the
neighborhood of Hawarden to freely use his
splendid library of 20,OJ volums.
John J. Blair, tbe New Jersay railway mag
nate, marie his first dollar in 1S0U by trap
ping rabbits and selling the skins.
Mr. Moody will I. oi l a conventi an of evan
gelical ministers and laymen at C'aic igo for
1 days, beginning on September '.
Mrs. Emily Crawford, the Paris corr s
pondent, is about to reseivj a testimonial
from English and French worn ;n journalists.
Jay Gou!d has age 1 cons derably in ap
pe irance since last year. His beard, which
, was formerly black and gloisy, is now quite
gray.
Dr. Amelia B. Edwards has made arrange
i meats for 0J 1 ctures in America during the
coming season, S-decting from among :$ox) ap
plicants. Anton Memci, Gariboldi's old compitriot,
1 is still living at the old hou9 at Clinton, S.
L, in which Garibaldi manufacture 1 can
; dies when in this country.
(1 neral Grenfell, the British commander
in the war against tho slave-traders on the
' Nile, is 47 years old, a man of han lsj-.no
presence and literary tastes.
Jean Ingelow has written some recollec
tions of her childhood, which she thinks of
publishing in th s country. She has also
lately written a novelette.
! Three Polish sisters, th3 Miles. Welt, of
Czernovic,!, havo recently graiuated from
the Vienna Medical University, and two of
them will practice in this country.
Elward Burgiss, the yacht d -signer, looks
more like a professor of mathematics than a
practical boat bo Oder. He is 41 years old,
: member of an arisrocra'.ie Bostou family,
! and a gradu ite of Harvard.
Justice Lamar, of the Supreme Court or
the United States, has recently made a tour
I through Alab una, Mis-issippi, louisiana and
; Texas, and has found, he says, notable indua
! trial progress almost every where.
Mr. Wilkio C dlins is short and delicate-
looking, with very s nail han Is an 1 feet and
a cheerful face. H.s luxuriant hair and board
are sn wy w jite, and he habitually wears
spectacles. He Is an inveterate smaker.
Mr. Samuel Jones, the "revivalist." was
rccntly offered $6,0j'J a year and a fine
church to preach iu at Minneapolis. He re
plied: "Do you take me for a foolf I'm get
ting $25,000 a year no t
The many who have enjoyed the writings
of Mrs. Ross Terry Caoke will regret to
learn that in these later days of her life she
is an almost confined Invalid. She is confined
to her home at Pittsfield, Mass. , and suiters
much pain from rheumatic troubles.
Edgar Saltus, whose novels of an erotic
rot character have gained a certain notoriety
among on uncertain class of readers, has
gone to Italy for the purpose of further in
flaming his already warm imagination. His
price for a short story is ?ioO.
Stanford, Cro-jker, Colton and Hopkins,
the projectors of the Pacific railroad, had n t
among them all money enough to buy a sup
per when they started, but by the success of
their ffAigniricent enterprise they become
railroad kings, with a fortune of 2J,000,OUO
epiec?.
"BLACK BARl'S" CRIMES.
Thr; Fetl ral Authorities Want to Try
Him lor R ibbing th - Mails.
The coroner held an inq l -st on the body
of Mr. Fleishb in, of Bj.leville, III., who
was killed by Holzhay, the stage robber.
Th jury recommended that Holz'iay he held
to the next term of court. This will be in
Octcbr, but a co.nplic.uion has arisen since
the inquest.
United States Agent Pulsifer arrived here
and claimed the prisoner on behalf of the
United States. His demand wis made on
the supposition, based on the pri n rs confe -sion,
that Holzhay robbed the United Scat- s
mail on the Wisconsin Central Road. Tho
authorities here will not listm to this claim.
The prosecuting attorney claims that h;
has n certain case against the murder .r and
that he can s -nd him down for life. On the
other hand it is siid that the killing is man
slaughter at the least and the possible pun
ishment is limited to fourteen years.
Superintendent Donohue, of tbe Lake
Shore Railroad, believes b recogniz s in
xaoiiaay tue murderer ot a laborer wno was
i autea live years ago after belns roaid ?4 D.
I . isnllkely. Holz my is only 21 years
old and would have boeri but
at the time
referred to by Donohue.
END OF THE MINERS' STRIKE.
Operator Mnk Satisfactory Conors
Rions and Work Will p 5 llesumed.
Th i conference of the coal miners and coa
operators hel l at Joliet, DL. resulted in r
seUlement of the wage troubles throu ;hont
the Northern Illinois coal fields and an early
resumption of work, excopt in tho mines of
W. L Scott The operators gave their ulti
matum aft-r a two hours' executive session
Their terms were a reduction of seven and a
half cents a ton, no di-count 011 conionnv
store ord 'rs, a reduction of fiftv -er ce'nt in
tool sharpening in all the fields except
Streator, and the sale of coal to tbe miners
at the cost of putting it on the cars.
The miners considered the proposition and
Anally resolved to accept it. Tbe workmen
deeired in addition tbe item of rent free dur
ing the strike and no victimizing On i-iiinfr
to work. The operators refused toembo.lv
th
se points in the agreement, but state!
privately to the miners that tho result would
be as desired.
! ntc a ctudc Awn riciurTirc mrrn rt a r nn ana w I in .- ,- .xtri -. " - -
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.
A severe drought, of several weeks dura-
sion, is report 1 in the Belvider cUua of
uimoia
McC are & Ryan's planing mill in Iuis
vil e, Kentucky, was burned Loss, It J.u si;
insured.
Owing to a washout on t he Ea stern Minne
sota Railroad, near Du!uh. a freight engine
and thirty car were ditched and several
trainmen were badly injure L
Two boys aged from 1.' to 16 rears, who
took refuge in a stack of cornataUa during
a thunder storm near D,lv?is, Mexico,
were struck and killed by lightning.
Otto Gr j ff,13 years old, was fatally stmt by
a plavraate named W aldington. In Kt
Dubuoue, Iowa. They were firing at a mark
when Waddington, thinking bis gun unload
ed, snapped it at Graff.
A carriage containing Mr. Dibaui. of
I Wauwataa, aged 65 years, and Mrs. Dennett
of West Granville, agd 7 J years, was struck
I br a train in M iVaaa.iir-., and ir .,t,.w,
' w , e ixri ipti.
l ney were eiat -rs.
Mrs. Duquette, a young married woman,
and Eugene Dion were drowned at Ottawa,
Ontario, by the ui s -t; mgof their skiff, which
was struck by barge. Three oths in the
party narrowly sicpd
A storm struck tho tent of John Ilobinaon's
circus, at Toledo. Oaio, throwing it over and
crushing down the seats. Over a hundred
people receiv d bru tea and contusions, but
no person was fatally hurt.
Tbe captain of the schooner Ben Hur. at
Gloucester, Massachusetts, from tb (irand
Banksreports that Th mas Thompson, of 1
Sable River, N. S , and John Fagio, of 8t ,
Mary's Bay, N. F., were lost by the oapU
has; of a dory while attending trawls.
There are 67 cases of diphtheria at Moscow
Ohio,. The village has UQ inhabitants, and ,
the sanitary conditions of the place an rery
bad. Death frequently results from blood j
poisoning when the patient is appar -r.t'.y 1
convalescing, sometimes en hour after tbe
Ml 1 is up walking around.
Tbe smoke hou and th reolerinr, hous ?
of Swift & Co., In Kn-aaCity, Ma, weredc
itroyedby lire. The loss ises itn-t -i at l"
J0i; insurance, ItHOOJL Master Mechinic
Tate was killed during the fire by fnl.ng from
the roof of tbe smoke bonne.
The sail boat Case tea was found bottom
upward in the lake at Waukegsn, Illinois.
The occupants were probably drowned Two
coats and a lady's paras 1 were fouud in the
boat. A letter in the pocket of one f tbe
coats w.s addresaol to G. B. Peterson, Fax
take, Illinois.
A boiler in tbe nail factory of Godrharlcs
& Co., at Towando, Pa., explodrd, killing
five men and injuring sixotheis, two of them
perhaps fatally. The killed are: KicherJ
Ackerly, Sanford B Smith, John Boentwick,
Isaac Band ford nnd Guy Herman. J. Ryder
and George Z-'bick will probably die.
A construction train on tbe Northwestern
extension of th) Burlington and Mis-ouri
Railroad was wrecked near tbe Pine Kg'
tunnel. In Northwestern Nebraskv Eleve l
men MN injured, two of whom, George
Morris, the engineer, and Junes Mcrnan, a
laborer, ure no. expected to t sjJlXf.
Lydia Wil Iman keeps a colored boarding
house in Chattanooga, Tenn , and has ten
young men boarders. An hour after dinner,
at which tainted meat ha 1 been served all tbe
boarders, Mrs. Wilduian and her youag
daughter were taken violently ill, and at last
reports were unconscious. The girl and two
of the boar tors, it is thought, will die.
Two accidents occurre 1 on the ctble rjsil
iu Kansas City, Mo. Miss Binlew, a music
teacher, was run over and killed. R. T.
Hindle, Recorder of Deeds, fell while alight
ing from oue car directly in front of another
approaching from tbe opposit direction, and
was so badly injured that his life was 1 -s;aired
of.
About :; feet of the Like Shore Uas Co-U
Company's tippl-, at Ciera Station, on the
Pittsburg, McKceoc.art an 1 Y. aighlogli -ny
Railroad, tumbled iiown while two men and
fourteen load-sl cars wero upon it. Tho Sj
perintendent, Weaser, and bis brother, wera
fatally injured 1'he tipple was about fifty
feet high, and was built three years ago.
While an 1 1-year-old daughter of Byron
j Welsh, of A-bany, New York, was ca ry
iug in her arms her infant sister, 11 months
. ojd, the little on cried for a drink of wat-r.
The girl picked up a bowl c antaining em
balming fluid, which stood b -side the corp-w
of another child of tbe ramily, an I allowed
the baby to drink of the poisonous mixture.
A physician was summoned, but tho child
died soon afterward.
An excursion train and a stock train on
the Central Railroad of Yeriuont collided
near Brooksvllle Station. i- passenger
car and ten stock curs were smashed up, and
another passenger car was partially demol
ished. Three persons were killed Hiram
Biodgett. passenger train conductor: Will
iam Emery, passenger engiueor, and W. W
Allen, fireman. Five naeu were injured,
none fatally. It is believed that th; disaster
was caused by th running of the freight
train on the special's timj.
The ship Mi illiam Mo! lilvery, of Sears port,
Maine, is reported as having boen burned at
sea on tbe voyage frtm Pisagua for New
York with 1700 tons of nitrate of sola for
Hemeuway & Brown of Bouon. Tha Mc
Giivery was a first-class ship of I'.'TO tor-,
owned by J. C. Nichols and others, of Saaiav
port, and was valu! at IJO.OOi). Ther was
ac insurance of t.",.o00on the vess.d and f I v
000 on tbe cargo.
KILLED AN UMPIRE
A Hut lira. I. , Ball Player in Jail for
Ma n -.launder.
South Carolina, which was about the !a-t
itate to take up professional besi ball, has
ihe unenviable notoriety of having killed the
first umpire. Tho killing pecurre I at Dar-
ington, a small c u-ity seat about l.'KJ miles
j from Charleston. On that day a lse ball
i team from Vadeslroro, N. C., went to Dar
i lington to pi ly a gam , all ama'eur. The
; North Carolina team carried with them a
! .-. .... i. ... ...i ismii .
i i.ii.ii i iiin.ii m irsliall, a
son of
; prominent c tizen of Wadesboro.
Youn; Marshall was a callog ly ani
was. therefore, suppostl ba bo up in th
points of the gam-. He was choseo for ura-
, ..v.u m io, .hut ii - ine-eta. X ik.
game progressed tbe umpire made a decision
that did not giv satisfaction to tho Darling.
frin til ' Til IIrtd a-.,r.lj . a .
ion i-.i.-o. taov words were ; I ... 4 .
d n y young Loon Dargan. s n of Congress"
...... . ' .'iiun, rushed
up
V . . 3 nu " 'nd, and
struck
umpire aiarsoui a lenrtul blow
across the
nead, RnocKing nim insensible.
Tbe urn in rn
was tiken to Wadesboro
on thft Ar i
"urmp me inp uia not recover bis rea
son. He is a very popular young man at his
ome, and held the po.ition of teller in tbe
bank at Wadesboro. Young Dargan was
arrested but was subsequently released on
bail on information rec-ivel from W ades
boro that tbe umpire wool I probably re-
fZTsJPTZ Wt?S reco;Te' th the umpire
had died and Dargan has again boeu ar-
rested.
THE HATFIELD-M'COY FEUD
Two of the Gang Sent to Prison for
Life for Three Mvrdrrs
Th ? trial of Wall Hatfield has been con
cluded, at Pineville. Ky. The jory found
him guilty of being accessory to tb act of
manlering the three McCoys Tolbert, age 1
thirty eight years, Randall, nineteen, and
Farmer, fourteen. Alexander Mas er con
fessed to the murder of Farmer, the youngest
and both were sentenced to the P. nitentiarv
lor life. The-e trials are a result of the Hat-lield-McCoy
leud, which has caused so much
tvrror oa th? line of Keutucky and es:
irginia during the past two or thrte years!
It would be difficult to ascertain just how
many liyre h.ive been sacrificed in tins fam.
ous vendeita. Indeed, it is doubtful if any
body knows. The bloody doings of tire two
tribes lirst began to be made public the lat
ter p .rt of 18S7, and since tben scarcely
month has pissed without news concerning
the feud. 1 here have been several trials bnt
few convictions. Now that most of the mur
derous gangs on both sides are dead or 111
irison, there is likely to bo a cmetioti of
hisnlitiesunt 1 another generation comes on.
BUP.NED HERSELF TO DEATH
j A Woman at Fort Mi linn, Drinks
Coal Oil and Seta Mcraeir on Klre.
Mrs Kate B. Fetter, wife of Ordioanci
I S-Tgeant Fetter, United States Army, romj;
j mitt-d suicide at Fort McHenry, Baltimom
! She drank a pint of coal oil, tben saturated
. her clothing with the fluid and set herself on
1 fire with a mttch. Her 4-year-old daughter
j gave the alarm, but too late to ear her life.
THE OLD LOG COLLEGE.
Its Founding: Fitly Commeno
rated. T W b by PrcmKlrsit Harriann anil
Piatmssirr Gaaersl WaMssskrr-Som-
No4be Addnwa and
Papers If each Kajlhssa a -ssa
Tbe Old Log College c -trtM-attoa. un lev lb
ausptees of Ike Prsasryssry of rh.hvWlpbt..
North, was batd on tbe aid Tronant farm,
near Hartavdle, Bseka cusanty, I "a . wWre
tike roliage was or ig. nally toeatsit Tbe farm
s tweaty mine from Phlatelphta. Th rs
errsses of the day are really r ia lasssmali 1 1
of tbe fosjadiac o tbe I rsabytansaa Cbwrrb
tbe C in tad Kta'ea The Lag Cotkaga was
bsbbIM m ma by. . . iMsa Trnasasat. aad
fioarisbaal until Kri, sabsa Priskoatea Cot- i
hrga was foansVd. aad it may be saM tbat ,
the Prtncetoa aaaiHalwm sprang ap from tat
primiUve coTeta ettabl nl t v TennaiiL
President Itsrrmn atWiftsd, rtVconspan i-U
t.v iVatma.ter ;-ural Wanamaker. Mrs
HarrKon. R v J W. Srnti aad PnvUWr
retary Haliord. Tbe Preaidawt and party '
spent the nhthtat Mr Wanamikrr'. ronotr v
borne at J nkmtown. Tbe preidenUal piny
o rove eight ciiiea to the c tsbratlo-i over tbe
0 d York roa.1. Tx route was prof aaary fr e
orated with fl ajsj ami bant lag ca tbe farm
h uara, f ooi a and troaa. O iv itjaeer
with tba party, and a rontiDUl ovation was
t n lered all along th- ruato, and errn ap to
law stand in tba retrbratrou parti km
Taota ha I bean rt eclat oa tbe Taanant
farm, and an immense crowd from Use ear- 1
rounding country an I l bi.nd-lpha. and in
cludlne prominent I'rraby lerian dirlnr fr.r.
ail over tbe country, was print. At 11.30
1 he raw ices of lbs day were npn as I liy ibl
r i ling of a rerse of Pmprure by Rv. J .
B gg, D. D., of tl.e K.H. .f .Vburlbdl.Pbila
e phta. Th-n followed a prayer by Rev. L 1
W. Eckard. of At in ton. Pa. to whom I be
uccrw of the crl-tra'ioa was doe.
At II.'.' tbe Preaatent. leaning on tba arm
of Mr. Wanomaker. entered tbe larg Usnt
and was given a mol rntbainat c we.rotne
Tbe party took front seats on I be raasnl put
form. Tbe ladies of the party war drewwd
handsomely and carried bouquet.
Tbe first paper was road by Iter. D. K.
Turner, of HarUvilW. Pa., descriptive of lb
founding of th I Iog C-dtege and tbe oVes ul
career of IU foundera. Rev. R. M. Pattonoo,
D D. LI. D., of PtiiU.ilpcra, editor of tbe
PreWy'rrian, delivered an address on "Losf
College Kvangtilata"
Freavlant Harr son was tben Introduc-d.
Tue assemblage, numbering 'St.ujO. rrm i en
masse and repeatedly c bo red as tbe Prral
: dent cam to the front of th platform.
At the close of th Prrsidr at address tber
wss a scene of wild excitement for five min
utes, M and women rbsrnag an I waving
handkercblrf s anil in o ber way Umooatrat
log their approval of tba Chief Ktemiivi
s -oilmen t After tbe sinr'nr. of tb byaan.
Nearer, My ti l. toTi-. tb in irulages-
rci s closed at 1.3l o'clock.
Tbe President and party war rcorted to
a special Vnt prriared and decorated for
them, where an informal luocb waa rrval.
I At iia conclusion t h President. Mrs. Harri
son and R-v. Mr. KcoU entered their carriage
and star ed back to Mr. VTanamaker's at
Jenkintown. at 110 o'clock, tb vast term
blage cheering the Preaidont as be drove off.
ArntMous sKaatuK.
Tb attendaac at tb after none seas ion
was larger than in the m- rmni Rv. I -nrsr
Krskic. D. D.t of Ne ville. Pa., deliv
ered an addresa on " Preetiyterlans of tb
unit -r and Valley." (i.avernor Beaver i-l
h has at last a Kran.l i sjf ibelh Coi
lege. for he siunii I f YYasbi gio.t au I
Jff rson Univ-rtiiy.
Mext John Wanamakrr was Intrudoersl.
and he, too, cam In for an outtair.t of ap
pauae. Mr. Wananiakrr cka.-l bis atdreaa
by suggesting tbe rebuilding of tbe ol I I g
Co lege in a form sn nearly r sesnhling tb
original as prsdble as a memorial of Tennanl,
Whitfield and tb early Prral yir,n brue.
President Knox, of lafayette Oalhr-ge. nxt
delivered an addrraw, and after severrl othr
short a Idr.-e. tb celel ration ended at ix
o'clock by the proounriation of tbe b-ned ve
il ora by Rev. J. W. Scott, th vcnerablo father
of Mrs. Harrison.
CABLE SPARKS.
Four of tbe largest mills In Blaclburn,
Lngland, bav shot dow, owing to tbe dull
ness of trad.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt
throughout Greece, and serious damage woa
done in several town.
Baron Schimmelpinninck Van Dor Ore,
president of the First Cbnrnhorof tbetttat--General,
died at the Hsgn.
Tbe council of tbe French Legion of Honor
has erased the name of General Bou la tiger
and Count Dillon from to roll of tbj order.
Regent G rules, in an interview, d elar-d
that tbe 8ervian government earnestly de
sirad to maiota.n friendly relations witb
Bulgaria.
A b rt Nieolet, an engraver, baa confessed
to toe authorship of tb anarchist manifesto
recently circulated tbroutbout SwiiiM-land.
He will 1 tried for the off ana at Bern.
Tn remains of Pascal Di Paoii.tbe furniai
Coraican patrint, who died in exile near Loo
don in 1907, bav been exhutnad from .
Pancras Church burying-gruund and shipped
to Corsica.
Tbe United States corveUe Enterp-is baa
arrivsd at Plymouth, Faland, wrier she
will await tb arrival of tb Uatt d HUtJ
steamer Dolphin from Gibraltar, when both
will proceed to Ireland.
Tne miss on sent by the King of Sh . an
indep -ndent Slat of Ahyetinia, to the Iiaiian
government, was received in tb throne-room
at Rome by King Hurab -rt with treat pomp
and ceremony.
A royal order which baa jus" been issued
at Berlin sanctions the creation in Jerusalem
of an evangelical establishment with corpo
ral rights to preserve existing evangelical
ins. Italians, and to add to their number.
Th jury of tbe Peris Exposition has recan-menc-t
that a gold medal be awarded to toe
University of Virginia, Cornell Cm rally
and tbe city of Bos on for educuiooal exki
bi a
It court circle at St Petersburg it i said
that the Human governm, t has discharged
th debts oaed by lh-i Prince of Montenegro
to rariua Austrian tmnking linn, amounting
to over 1 ,000.000 rou' lea.
William O.Brien was sentenesd to two
. months and James G I booty to six worki
j imprisonment, without hard labor, la Cork
(Irrland) jail for holding a national meeting
which had been proclaimed by tbe Knjlisn
, government.
Dispatches have leen receive 1 at Paris to
1 1. .. I 1. . . - . . k M . .. I
J , , X, T 1 C- , r " . tonam
IvlAn.isa m ra.1 f, .rt v. t ta . . hit ik r. . h
. r ",V " V TTT-. - r ' "
. i . mjv ii jiii nui ot ..w iaiioonia to
annex th islands.
Two engineer ofBc.rs bav been soot from
Cooatantinoplo to Crete to Inspect tba va
rious fori ideations tber. With view of
strengthening them against attack in caa-s of
,utu inWMTlioo-
The German govt
veminent I rrreonrin a
liill for submis.ion to tb coming aaat-i aof th
iieicnsug tor credits to suxment and reor
ganize tbe army in view of tb continual la
crosse of tb French and Kaoiiaa arma
ments. Tbe Sultan of Z tnribar has signed a con
cession giving to the Britiab East Africa
Company tbe lama Island and tb Benagtr
coast-line from Kipini northward, including
Kismaya, Brawa, kferka, Magadisb and
Uruti.
Tbe collapse of tbe Magdeburg su jar syn
dicate has seriously affected the sugar refln
erios at Stettin. Praaaia, aad th Hamburg
authorities hare ordered an inve-rtagaUoa 10
discover why tbe proper ofli id bad not
controll-d tba brokers' iradiag.
Mrs. Florence Elisabeth Mayhrick. nodrr
a li. sentence at Woking prison for piibsua
ing ner ru-oinu. James aay brick, a L4
pool broaor, ia permitted b th
tboritirs to take exeiclss In tba nr
Her health is improving, and she sull
tains her cool demeanor aad aorsns to b set
tling into the routine of - rtsoo haa.
vie 1 Herb era.
Are von disturbed at night and
your rest by a tuck child auffrring aad crying
witb pain of cutting bathf If o. send at
one and get a bottle of M RS WINSIiXVS
booth i
4r. - - - - w
BYKUl. milCHtUlBxs Turn
1XO, It- V
In- is met ',.! lab Ir w..i e.
' lievo th - 1 Uttss suffr-rer immediately
Jepen l upon it, mothers, there fat no mt.tak
ai.ut 11 curing d va-ntary and di irrb-evo-g-u
la lea tbe r-tomach"and Imwena, cures wmd
colic, softens tb gums, reduces infl iiuatasa.
an l; Rives tone and energy to th who
oyabian. Mas. WtMsuma .soothioo BTatrr
tor Chiijirix Tut-hito fat rlnamiil to tb
"f."wl is tbe prescription of na of tb
oldest and beat femals nurse and paynrcaaan
in thaUr ited State aad fat for sale bv all
druggist throng bout tba world. 1 rice 25
oaiit, a bottb).
or-
prssoa au
1 . . 1 arr..
w .
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
i.vn:it,jmi xkws oompiijco
FnoM maw ovnctc.
it a bass of
P Jordan, of
Wd by sosa. uf
wwotan raxtary
I
of .
nrr, ot Pstsrabarg. V.
A oa yeored obdd of Mr C
m. r.-
foU of oobv
farr
at
Vi
OOOl
bo to ooarotsa-i Ibiri.
"Grsandy-
1 -I
of K.a- .
oniy my
Tboybjldof
'-.'' wo vrry aln'srort.
veragiog nearly forty ba.be s bo tb
Tb lUcbeaoodaod Ikaar.lt.
'e linning of tkn
:roeta for tnieliag 1.1 Jo care, aM of
-ill be turned over to la eDsawaaov
At C-barieaton. W. Vn ,
.nd a lorga wa of oaacbaoevy. o-a by A
(wverToa atOa.. QJlWfcwoj; LosaUsoo,
i iir nr is aapojoon to na U
Jlary otiflo.
Jaroea KhipVy. brsakeoaan rf engine Ms,
toss silting on too cm Of
rack by tbe ton of tno bridge at I
a , win. e his train aa
lard two boaaiea'ter wards
r.-r tbe thml y-aln-brlottev.Ue(Va
" furnrahing the fall and winter i
be Pbllaoelpbla VHIer rsrren-'tti
WD and a
An oil rolar bet ssgieg tn A.
.'n of Mar pet ' Krvry. . Va.. M
ishlldted ia Cborbotoao. W.ili
d tfettyoborg. Pa. It la tbe Men tool
m .i Joan rtrowo ranked n di r ag
I . Mar y land and ra YlrgtaUv
Aout right hundred I
-bildren ar- cir.4 y-d al lb L Mr a array
A negro boy fitter a y. ar. o." aar.
Joyoer. I. nog avaar Ceutr v. IV. Ml
walking a rail frnc carrying a wdd gaa.
n Iran lie irnev, arvi m (un s,
not tba boys arm jsT completely.
It r a
m n at month fur Jossa C
l1-rd i :r at r'Wtrea M -mo-, Va. It
i. tv rwi t'rai,a . Tbe atrortar . have
.'4uroooa. aad U will I e ready lur orvnpaawT
A ay nd mala of Northern earatabaU bav
parrneeeo ssayo orvige in rtir
tbe Maraball atrovt railway, an 1
atabltan a plant m
Yirgtnii cttara to moke water gaa
not Ik company will invest a
otooey In irgioia r.a
Daring a heavy trrn . of tb
-an al R chm od. Va.. trrirrn dwatded by
aevwsi riM- wiw hisuibj. soo
ssj
n
Whl Bee j tram An ' . Tf-ttrksn ia
n lb- M e ai i n aUr ltos-1
ng a switch to allow a tr aba lo ran oa a
irack. hi. foot ca-igbt to th frurg. and l
fore be enoU extra al It. waa to we by
:bs train and bad y crods!
Tb Lynch bo rg aad Dorbaoa nod tb
Itlrbnvmd and Isaovilkt t'anpioi bav
Miiereal into a nmirici lor
nd for lb- iranafrr of 'rvigbla an I
reraattbepdotof Jooi tor nenr Lyarnborg.
Tb I ertha 7. ne
slirr larg pur. bi
Wylb ca,r.ty. Va.
woporty. tor -..ifsj to property a,
anown as lb Falling Cliff Farm, owned b,
Dr. BramWtt and otbrra. owl i atd to be
rery ru-b witb both iron and Sane or.
Tbe Canton Brtdgo ( oropaay tin ant si
puttiogup. lor tb W heeling nd llarrtabarg
.'oropany. tb bridge Wodinx 'ro-a lb soat
rn in. .ii h of lb anas, tn tunnel eervoa it
reek to the pvoinaa a Nearly a I la n a
'erlal and tb neceaoary rigging is on tb
(T uod.
Ac on V-borat ia lb Valley of Lot trvok.
sear Clay kdiorg. W. Va . did an m ti.
amramt of dartaa.r. TraftV on tb Wanbrrn
sad Carkabarg Itadroad as suarreraVd.
.oT.ng to th- iDirena- am oat of d-tr-.
washed on lb track, and tb iaraa rs have
tuff redlernbly.
Tba Baltimore and Ob to ar baol og
water ftom Fair mo rot to tanteroa, W Va .
lo r-upfdy Ibeir erg. a- a. oaing larg ml tastk
rar-. A brakeman lonvrvd bat taaierra la a
to so if tb valve al tne bnttoau waa r hat
when a b-rni re ga egpbadon took naara, tb
report being beard for a sab, and ibr I wraa
illuminating the sorronn ling country Toa
brakemaa was badly burned a boot bat lac
and rn
Judge Coat on. of Alexandria, Va. ba
km .i.i n trier ot is
U orgta Manganese an I Mm
Mining Cosnpran.
a-!, ctaya. f - aatla.
1 be direct are lo r
le, an-1 to saanufa
e r. i be principal office la to b. m AWxan
' h cap tal u, i. to b not l.sa
than f oOO.OlxX
Tbe gang of robbers that boa bona oner
atlngao estenaivHy la Grn'o coqety. Pa.
ao.1 W. a-i, VT. Va . a. oca Is73 bj at mii to a
fair way to I brok an, Charles (rorby.
a Mispected (renc. unty man. arrTOtod. bo
a laajiai as. oovrj ng . ,,f.
i on .r tbe gag. sx arre s bav
made, nub many others to follow.
to lb swrnlyrar ended AogowtSI.
pbia, i nn.. ba to make gate a cradrtsald
a owing regar .ing ber cumrnerciai progreaa
1 h eienrina t.T '.rw r ...r.i Mm
. an iracraoa over lost vanr of f l raM.
an lecrooa over last voar
ta Ki-ipta roll. hi were rVl.l lalea, tba
Urgeat in ber bastory.aal l.7i balm In ag
ue of last yaar.
Plr compiately daatroyed th large tbre
arm tofraero naanufsctory of VasarAkaa 4k
' iv-ete. i.yncblatrg. Va.
ss-red with a larg quanuty of
manuraftured '-be coo, an
aval. In atork is Is sarin for aboui ff. ui i
wb.ch wilt nearly cover tb kaav It ta .tat -1
that tbe budding waa I Reared far bo.O sj. a ,d
ia aioui fft-,UUJ.
P. W. I, n-r. ,.f LcksviOa, Md.. I ells a
a Strang c.rrnmetanc enra e i d witb tb
rec.-nt death 4 bat wife. H say thai tbre
er. DM or ber dea1 h .'v dr.
1 Woudd. and tlK.nesl.tav cnid In
. . " ,M
ot Dr irveo.1. d t.M. i
Lamed t b day and tbe
go. The night lad-ax .h-
- aal kealtb, bnt r-m.ra-d that Ibe end
near, o wl five and a half boors later sb
a corpc
Mrs. Wm. Prioc.. of Martin. Ferry. W
Trey enterol the a cod au-ry of
dence by a lodsV r, caJorosarn
and pr.cd.d lo nil IU
aw. kr, wbea on of th m
by tie ibroat. rabe know ber
by h -r aid 1 an 1 coll-at to bint, bat aa
In U
"t-t .n a ru ;g a mi
b-atea into I os aivdity.
Ur tbjof and
Mr. rumpson. baUder of tb f - i rnmrast
nry n. cts si .a.a-.oia. ta, M
Navy Depart man I that tb- k
r-a 11 nee for voasea oa th 1 k Of
n.oaih- Machinery of aw aad paw
d- .n I oi been aapplwd at tbss doc, ana f
tne pumps basing a capacity sj 4: uou ge
l m jer miaute, tbe two pomp totnraaat
of empty irg the d-ck in aa boar anl twenty
minutes.
An attempt to destroy a barktlog and it
occupants by fir was sand ta Frr-Urrcka
burg, ta Ik- baiid.ag SB sitaotd 00 Ub-
ertv
I oc njpw by
her tw . rh.idr-:i. Toe boo to at
two frot tr. m tb ground, aad lb
d ory bad . unrai-l the rafter
with coal oil and Bn-1 the n. Th
of tb Ham a a wofca Mra Hart,
aroosru to rreignaora. ana tn nr waa rt
tinfisbsd before any sr.--u dam: was
down.
Kiwaru ntrenc T. 51 year 0
rt- aaiy at Van Bibber. M 1 iiw
S.-ott Mta .dir.acd. toll bim t . do
about tb bnasi. aa I sbie be
as eoragrrd at aaaao
enitt a revolv r. fa ha
tired two b-;. one aa.a tmm
eiTect ia Speac-r'. back. J-st a'-ov ibe ab-
swsnen. rm -ac r t a brother of tb
man nbo was root near bar a fow
ago. Staadiford. It to
two 1
they dad no haras.
PorgBTY needs much, while ava
a ill take e era thing ail bin rraclv.
I"' aora ran
arnwaod .
Mra Cbartaa Ikt. of Martaabaarg.
Groajod woa traksq for a karoo onbo
yooog
K ftraU
H.o
WINJET OF FI N.
lll'llOMVt
VJUUKw
rltl.Xrt I
asd KrwdVranrn
I veil rgnwien
of peanjjlt."
F -gg va fcv. I I
the
a. .r kaow -B
la axdden
T. reenr.y
st roar. was;
Wife-
Yms msrarral tbe lrr -t all
nhrb- ore were at
llvlaand- -V
for a onilr. till I past a ot
wbeellaarr.-a km law beat. SO
to play aa arrraxUoa ia ibr
Jafrrdr
rill r
I n tab ynsj nunM twdp
anl tbjr tramp.
thing for two daya."
H'm'" rrtnrnol old f;
opraed l giving
oa ibr .tre-r:. bat if vow tab tkb
and ti it roanrd ton tigbil j oa woa t
Mi I
crrww -
Ted ''Are yon
brim thi. evrning'
Xrd "5o; ant with
eoUr
Te.1 "Wlsot diffrrrare
nuker
Ner-- -Wby. aay boy. !
tan I lo be aarrsed at.
a rat ru. mat..
Mtslrvaa (a very
'Did yoa dmwa
reel r-1. Marar f
Mtriw -Oui
Did yoa warm the water V
Noa. ma-laror
What: Da yoa sswoa to Ml ear that
VOW drtrwocl those praar llltrr
sco-cnIJ watn-r Yoa rrwH prir
rot: nr rvwrrvtsrgas.
Polite renting Its lady ia fmat
tbe rajracerti 1
1 voa he kind
that flonrr top of TOoT rant, jaw:
aUttWr
Ijsdj 'HJrTtaialy. TVw. Will that
dor
Ye, thank yna. Now I 1 aa are th
lady a latnga very arcrlt I
wbal
-Vn IVr HVriy
ran' ratx.
.Ptaaaw aasaaav I aba's
Caa yoa girt-
r
hought.lr M ,
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