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VOI-. XVII.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1899.
NO. IS.
FOR CENSUS T IERS.
And Duties f Those
Win yd v) rccfme rnumerators.
INjTPlCIIONS OF COMMISSIONER.
I - -
jojala'Uiti'T. Nevesssry to I'll! Ac-
ifpl:is' the PonHIoi's to be Assign-
tj o -ir kf i:ls.
i 1 1 r - ) '. ' t'.ig fi.rth the iua!
'' .! ' ".npenx UJon tf
, ., nit? ; f : tie 12th census
I, , , i v tli? Information of
, , . v 1 1 1 f- r t po-lticns:
! ; Ni in h .1. lVtf" un r the
l i . , which tile 12th CT.H'H Of
! !.' i i;-' h t' i t.ikn. pro
it., f ,- f v.pivmitrrrnt of Hiiper-
i ' ' 'i .'!.. m- r nire to each
' it ;y. tli.- District of Co-
-1 i .' : i. and t'.te Hawaiian 1 si -'icr.il
K'iporv!.-!on with-
i''lvc district of the cm.
,,- : i In- in:i:l la Jun. l!0j
i i i i f "'iM s l'i lip imp-ipi bv the
i ;i tli' siipcrvl. or la
.Mi ,n
'. v, ith t'n! onsen; of the
f id" ri'i;sM. m enumerators
in t i : i ' ' i . 1 1 v o districts. It Is fur-
iv. I'- 'vi i.'ii t.nt surii itfrson shall he
lis. 'in' "f i lie '.uinier(iion districts
f r 'a ..' i I!ihv nny be appointed. :.ind
l!: '! Hi. -'' 'li "' fKlecte.l Solely with
ivf. it . , ; i littK'm, and without ref
ill, t ' t Kir poll, leal nmilatlanf.
Tin .i ? 1 1 t ran t of enumerators
:!! I" 1 1 . : i wlih reference to their
v. i I riM'-y and to aptness, ncat-
i i .Mriiiat y in writing an I in
ih" n-" cf !i-;Mim. The census requ.!rta
: lu.'tfc pcrsr.-js of grod nrt-
dr- mil ri;.(IUu-3 with the pen. Daly
lih .'.,ii i!u t c work wita eatlsMction
tii, H' :, . .-'inicnt or profit to thern-
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
Sjutb.
tnrltT!!rCr.r- a A A.Ian
la negro. Hatntri.iv i.ti,. un.. ......
v , , , - - c ii it-it jor.n
Ne decker. ar,l fatally wounded John
Iron "a? h Wh,U' n' wIt'J 80
lanana t ml Prlntiple. two running
fr"11JCU t the Atlinta race
Pie badly Injured.
n 1 v.VaJe U!!,ljm unrtell. of Battery
f,lr&t, artillery, died of yellow fever
at Key West. Fla.. Saturday.
ml?" wound,nK hn Uohfnson. liiB
employer, a mob bached John Goonby,
colored, at KcaKan's Mill, Oa.
In a ouarrel over a corn crop. John
Kobinson colored, ahot aad killed h'.s
wether. I'rofewor Gec-rge Robinson, at
Hopklnsville, Ky.
Kd. Lucky and Tom Mltahell. who
criminally assaulted a hlte woman
at famnr. S. C. have ben sentenc-d
to die cn NTovenUer 21.
Norih.
Senatc-r Hettifrrew, in an interview,
at Bioux Falls. S. D., regarding the re
port of hl.-t speech at Voon.-ocket, de
nied that he disowned his country or
hia Pag.
The. House of BishonB of the Pro-
t f suitable nersr,TM tn i festant Episcopal church, in
, , , .
oi. i.cins. nave appointed Hev. Sydney
C. Partridge Bishop cf Japan. He will
oe located at Kvoto.-
Britlsu residents at Snokane. Wash.
will raise $1,000 for the widows and or
phans of British soldiers killed in
South Africa.
A strike of hod carriers at Kansas
City, Ma., has utopped all bricklaying.
Recs'-Admlral Sampson has gone
from Rochester, N. Y.. to Palmyra, his
birthplace.
Admiral Dewey was entertained at
Dinner at the metropolitan Club.
Washington by a coterie of friends
whose guest lie was at a farewell ban
quet Just before hia departure to as
sume comniamd of the Asiatic quad
ron. Judge John DavU of Washington
presided.
Complete returns of the registration
In Toledo, Ohio, showed that the to
tal registration is 26.000, cr over 2,000
more than in 1898. The total in Cleve
land is 61,252, against 52,399 last fall.
The Increase In Cincinnati Is about
5,000 ever 1898.
Senator Ilainna expressed 'himself in
an extended Interview at Cleveland, O.,
as satisfied with the political outlook.
The slogan of the Republican presi
dential campaign in 1900, he said, will
be full dinner buckets, protection, an
unchanged currency, and expansion."'
IIji h pi liiuii socking appointment as
ii i, in i t.i.itu rator must matin a writ-
to ;ii'ilir;itir,u to the supcrvitior for
th- ilit-ti ii t of which h is a resident,
uivtu;; tho i lu istijn and surname 'in
lull; win tin r a r;lzen of the United
St:iti.-i nr not: nrenent leir.il residence-
'it. .un. 'ior; age; puce oi birth; t.ie
j,it). 'p il fai ts of education and cf pro-
f' -is or liiHliif -'3 experience, in
iluKiiK it statement of all national
.Mat ', co iPity or iuiink.lpi'1 ofllces held
ntiiiij lime; n.it tire of presuat o'cnpa
tlmi, if any; previou-i experience in
ii'r.si's work: Titi v.-Iciit einititlnn n.nil
kuu. Iniui.i of Kntllah and other l,in-
:n. TIim application (see frirm
T-JlTi iinisi lit made in the hand writ
is "'! tlif tinplit int throughout, and
I'i'ist l'i' ifTtirie i to as such.
'Hi'- i.aunirration required by the
HiHiiH ai t will begin oa the first day
"f .Funo. 1900, and mutt be completed
i;hin two weeks in all cities for
nhi'.ii S.OOO w more were rencrted In
and m ail other districts on or
More the first day cf July next there
tiftcr.
It rill be necessary for each cnumera-
tir, liefure entering upon his duties
to ri'ceive a commission, 'under the
lianil rf the supervisor cf the district
to wliiih he belongs, to take and sub-
seril'c an oath or affirmation that he
'111 f.i'lhfully discharge nil the duties
required of him ucler tho Uw.
llnler the provisions of section 7 of
the ePtisiii act. the enumeration iu
'line, i niio, is restricted to Inquiries re
btlnn 1 population, to mortality, and
l'i tin' products of agriculture and of
mroiefafitrine and mechanical estab
liKlinifiits. and. by the same section.
t ie schedules of mortality and of man
fiii'tnrlng and mechank! establish
ments may be withheld from the enu
merators, in the discretion of the di
fet )r of the census. In no case, there
fere, will the schedules of Inquiries to
lie made bv the census enumerators
exceed four in number, and In thU re
speit the work of the enumerators of
the lth census will bo much more
Kinip than that required of enumer
afors at preceding censuses.
I n" enmnensation to be paid to enu-
iiTitrvs is fixed by ecctlon 16 of the
fit cf March 3. 1899. and a minimum
rat of 2 cents for each riving Inhabit
ant. 2 cents for each death. 15 cents for
vh farm and 20 cents for eaca csiao
li hment of productive Industry la pro
vided for all . subdivisions where
'luctive Industry la provided for an
Ruiuiivlf tons where such allowance
'.i.i!l be deemed sufficient. In other
mibdivLsloni where higher per capita
rates nrc to be paid according to tne
enumeration, the maximum rate will
not exreeri 2 rents for each living in
habitant, 3 centa fot each death, 20
p.3 for eachtarm and 3i cenxs ior
neh rsta.r.lshment of productive in
3'ibtrv, while In subdivisions w&ere
rr dlrjra rate are established, having
reference to the nature of the region
hi canvassed and the density or
harder fss of settlement, or other con.
UeratlMis pertinent thereto, tne com
pensation allowed to enumerators will
fce r.nt less than $3 nor more than ?
rfr day cf 10 hours actual field work
enrh. Except In extreme cases, no
elaim fcr mileage cr traveling expenses
win bo allowed to any enumerator ana
tben only when authority has been
previously granted by tne urrecwr i
the census. . ..
Anv enumerator who, without justi
fiable cause, neglects or refuses to per-
ifirm the duties of this posiuon, w
incepting an' appointment and qualify
ing for the work or who communicates
' j any person not authorized to receive
the same Information gained by Un in
tli" performance of his duties, will be
K'lMcct tD a fine of $500, as provided In
r' tlctj 21 of the census act
The nrovlslons of the act of March
2. 1899. which relate to the appoint
ment, dntles and comoensatlon of enu
m craters are appended for the Infor
mation of all concerned.
WILLIAM R. MERR1AM,
Director of the Census.
A Loas of Two.
Manila, By Cable. General Young a
rjlumo, which left San Isldro Friday
morning- at daybreak, moving north
ward in the direction of Santa Roc.
4 the fire. Colonel Scott-Turner at
trenched lust bevond the Tubatin river.
A brisk fight ensued and the rebels
tre repulsed. Two Ajanicaa were
killed enc wounded. Pursuit was im
PotsiUa cn account of the vldth and
ipih of the Ptram.
foreign.
The well known author, Franziska
Blumenrlch, committed suicide Satur
day evening In Berlin, by Jumping
from the fourth story of a hotel at
which he was stopping.
The Britisli made a sortie at Kiraber-
ley. Cape Colony, and it Is stated, In-
ilicied severe loss on tlifi Boers.
Reinforcements are etill being hur
ried forward to General White at La-
dysmlth. Natal.
A committee of the Netherlands par
liament decided "to urge mediation be
tween Britaiu and the Transvaal.
Florence Mryat, the author, died at
her borne in London.
Visa-vans are organizing a revolu
tionary Junta against the Americans.
General Rius Rivera, who has vacat
ed the post of civil governor of Hav
ana was dismissed because of a con
flict with others in authority.
Over a hundred Englishmen, Austral
ians and Americans at Manila, have de
cided to go to the Transvaal to flgtit
for the British.
The hospital ship Relief has arrived
at Manila. She reports tne disappear
ance at sea of Lieutenant Robt. u.
Carmody. It Is thought he leaped
overboard while delirious.
The Parliamentary bye-election3 for
the Bow and Brombey division of Tow
er Hamlets. London, held to replace
the Hon. Lionel Holland, Conservative,
was fought from the Governments
Transvaal policy, and resulted in a
big victory for the Government.
sir Henrv Stafford Northcote will
succeed Lord Sandhurst as Governor of
Bombay in February next.
Army chaplains assigned to duty in
the Philippines are bringing pressure
to bear on the War Department with
the view of ihaving their ordersrevok
ed. W
THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
Canada's Last Propos.tion Le Rad
ical Than Her Former Oas.
1-ondon, by Cable. The Associate;!
Pre enabltd to give authoritatively
Canada' final proposition for a per
manent settlement of the Alaska dis
pute. It is very different from her for
mer demand and wa delivered to
United States Amjaador Choate, by
the Canadian Minister of Marine and
Fisheries, Sir lnile! Henry :avies,
before the litter Failed and was dis
patched to Washington by the officials
of the United Ftitfs embassy. It
as follow,;
"That the boundary line lie arbitra
ted upon terms similar to those Im
posed by the United State3 and Great
Britain over Venezuela, particularly
those provisions making fifty years
occupancy by either Hide conclusive
eveldence of title, occupancy of less
than that periud to be taken as equity
allows under international law.
"Thnt as a condition precedented awf
absolutely preliminary to arbitration,
Skaguay and Dyea would be conceded
to the United States without further
claim if Canada received Pyramid har
bor. .
"In ether wcrds, Canada gives up
much of the disputed gold country in
return for a fi-aporf. but stipulates
that she must ret the latter before
she agrees to arbitrate the boundary
line.'1
It is said at the State Department
that the proposition as to a permanent
Alaskan boundary laid down by Sir
Louis DavLs, is nothing more nor less
than a summary cf claims heretofore
preferred. When the Commission was
In session last spring, and the Canna
dian proposition was made to settle
the boundary question by arbitration,
the American commissioners replied
by an offer to accept arbitration with
the proviso that no point occupied by
Amer:Htit for a specified term of years
shoul.i be- submitted to the arbitration.
In other words, the term vas so fixed
that by no possibility could the title
to Skagufcy, Dyea, or any other place
that the Americans 4iad occupied for
a period represented by the discovery
of the Klondike field, be called into
question by the arbitration. This was
one of the final propositions rejected
by the Canadian commissioners, which
caused the failure of the joint con
ference. Since that time there have
been several suggestions in the nature
of compromises and included among
these was one like that embodied in
Sir Louis Davies propositions, name
ly: that the United States should con
firm the Canadian title to.. Pyramid
harbor fr the Canadian confirmation
of the American to Skaguay and Dyea.
It is. not possible to accurately fore
cast the view that the State Depart
ment will take of this last proposition,
but It may be proper to recall the fact
that in the opinion of the Department,
Canada has no more claim to Pyramid
harbor than it has to -Skagiiay ant'.
Dyea, and the British government has
already been Informed of that belief.
Therefore, it seems probable that Sir
Louis Davits' proposition will not ma
terially advance a permanent settle
ment of the boundary question and
that the two countries will continue to
act for tome time to come under the
terras of the modus vivendi recently
arranged by Secretary Hay ' and Mr,
Tower.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
TAR HEEL NOTES.
The President Issues The Custoaary
Proclamation.
BURNED TEE TOWN.'
THE FILL TEXT OF THE DOCUMENT.
The President Think That This Na
i tlon Has Seldom Had Greater Cause
For Profound Thanksgiving.
Fire at Bingham School.
Asheville, N. C, Special. Fire was
discovered Tuesday morning at 8 o'
clock in one section of the barracks of
Bingham school. The cadets formed a
bucket brigade and got the flames un
der control after five rooms toad been
gutted. No one was hurt. The school
will not be interrupted. The loss- is
about $3,000, fully covered by insur
ance. The fire was caused by a defec
tive flue. .
Washington, D. C, Special. The
President Wednesday issued the fol
lowing Thanksgiving proclamation:
"By the President of the United
States: .
"A PROCLAMATION.
"A national custom dear to the
hearts of the people calls for the set
ting apart of one day In eacb year as
an occasion of special thanksgiving to
Almighty God for the blessings of the
preceding year. This honored obser
vance acquires with time a tenderer
significance. It enriches domestic
life. It summons under the family
r. of the absent children to glad re
union with those they love.
"Seldom has this nation had greater
cause for profould thanksgiving. No
great pestilence has invaded our shores
Liberal employment waits upon labor.
Abundant crops have rewarded the ef
forts of the husbandman. Increased
profits have come to the home. The
national flnanaces have been strength
ened, and public credit has been sus
tained and made firmer. In all branches
of industry and trade there has been
an unequaled degree of prosperity,
while there has been a steady gain In
the moral and educational growth of
our national character. Churches and
schools have flourished. American pa
triotism has been exalted. . Those en
gaged in maintaining the honor of the
flag with such signal success have
been in a large degree spared from dis
aster and disease. An honorable peace
has been ratified with a foreign nation
with which we "were at war, and we are
now on friendly relations with every
power cn earth.
"The trust wc have assumed for tho
benefit of the people of Cuba has been
faithfully advanced. There is a
marked progress toward the restora
tion of healthy industrial conditions,
and under wise sanitary regulations
the island has enjoyed unusual exemp
tion from the scourge of fever. The
hurricane which swept over our new
possession of Porto Rico, destroying
the homes aad property of the inhab
itants, called forth the instant sympa
thy of the people of the United States
who were swift to respond with gene
rous aid to the sufferers. While the
insurrection still continues in the Isl
and of Luzon, business is resuming its
activity, and confidence of the good
purposes of the United States is being
rapidly established throughout the ar
chipelago. '
"For these reasons and countless
others.I. William McKinley, President
of the United States, do hereby name
Thursday, the 0th day of November.
1899, as a day of general thanksgiving
and prayer, to be observed as such by
all our people on this continent and in
our newly acquired islands, as well a3
by those who may be at sea or so
journing in foreign lands; and I advise
that on this day religions exercises
shall be conducted in the churches or
meeting houses of ail denominations,
:n order that in the social features of
the day its real significance may not
be lost sight of, but fervent prayers
may be offered to the Most High for a
continuance of the divine guidance
without which man's efforts are In
vain, and for divine consolation to
those whose kindred and friends have
sacrificed their live3 for country.
"I recommend also that on this day
so far as may be found practical, la
bor shall cease from its accustomed
toil and charity abound toward the
sick, the needy and the poor.
"In witness whereof, I have set mf
hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
"Done at the city of Washington
this 25th day oT October, in the year of
our Lord 1899, and of the Independence
of the United States the 124th.
t Seal) "WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
"By the President: , -
"JOHN HAY,
"Secretary of State."
New Companies.
The ApaUrhia TauU Acid Cj. hai
txea incorporated with a caplt.il tun
of $23.00V. by J. E. McC'ay. Wnt. 11.
Furbee. H. il. MiiToy. J. II. Thocruj
nd others, for tht? manuKrtur cf
tasic acid and of dye for coloring
cloth.
S. M. McEwfU. of Jeffrie n. ha pur.
charted 11. IKK) acres of timt-br Und In
Swain fcud Graham counties aad will
erect saw mills for developing the
property.
At Concord, the Lippard aad Sheaiy
Manufacturing Co. will charge Its
name to the L'.ppard Yarn Mill.
At Concord, the largo 5,k-looni Addi
tion erected by the Odell Manufactur
ing Co.. to be known as Mill No. .",
and operating 100 looms, has begun
operations, and 200 additional looms
will be placed at once.
J. G. Fousee and John B. Inning
have formed the Ellse Lumber Co.. and
will erect large lumbA mill at Elise.
i The company recently reported as i
i organized with capital stock of
$25,000 for the erection or a mill will
be known as the Elizabeth City Knit
ting Mills, with W. C. Glover, presi
dent; W. T. Old. vice president; D. B.
Bradford, secrtary-treasurer.
A company has been organized with
a capital stock of $25,000, for the pur
chase and development of a slate quar
ry at Ether.
The Roland Lumber Co.. of Bait-
mere, Md.. George W. Jones, ltisinesi
manager, will erect lumber mill near
Faison, with capacity for cutting 75.-
000 feet per day, and a kiln that will
dry full capacity of the mill.
The Greensboro Ice and Coal Co.
will install a new ice plant with daily
capacity of 50 tons.
A. D. Reynolds, of Bristol. Tenn..
has commenced the development of his
magnetic iron ore lands in Mitchell
county, under direction of B. F. Cbll-ders.
At Ncwbern the Carolina Canning
Co his been organized with D. B.
Hackburn president and William Dunn
secretary and treasurer, for the estab
llshment cf a canning factory with ca
pacity of 10,000 cans per day.
Retlsboro Barrel Co., J. B. Reel,
manager, will engage In the manufac
ture of laths.
Wealthy YUayan Airrte4 for Aiding
'nstrgent.
Manila. By Cable M. Rnprt Sia
tiago. one of th w!Ut Vlajyani,
who had takn :h otth of allrUn-e
to the United S'atr and aho pjrtl aa
a friend of Americans, hat tn arret
ted at Hollo, while othtr Vlsyn a re
being watchM. The prlopcr I chtred
with organizing a revolutionary Junta.
Santiago owns sugar estates through
out the Uland of Negros. It Is arrtM
that a council of ten and the manager
of the Junta met daily at Santiago 4 of
fice for the purpose of engineering ai
extensive schem of collections fcr su
Insurrection. One of Santiago's m-n
was captured carrying supplies to the
rebel. HU arrest caused rumors of in
outbreak of the natives of Hollo and
rrecautlons hare been take to prevent
trouble.
A batalion of the Eighteenth Regi
ment and the marines of the gun-Wit
Concord from an expedition at Concep
tion, northern Pansy, which Is search
ing for the Concord's coxswain, win
was lurd ashore by a white flag and
who 1 supposed to he a prisoner. They
found the place decerted. and burned
every house as a punishment.
ARP'S WAR STORY.
I AflU TRE TEH WOVE COW AMIS
la Aflwriajf ike Qa) of Cofre
pwitnl A$k:2; Abat Bices.
niicnhs 5.MD r.is meat
By Hiding t In the Hearth c4 an ti
UliclMnth 'ion till. AJtlcc
About Cotton.
Reidsvllle is now installing electric
light plant, both street and incandes
cent. In connection with lt water
works system.
Driven Out of Negros Again.
Washington. D. C Special. The
War Department has received the fol-.l
lowing cablegram:
"Manila, Oct. 24.
"Adlutant General. Washington:
"Hughes reports Paney insurgents
driven out of Negros. -Byrne struck
one band; killed ten; captured 13. The
native troops struck another band and
killed six. No casualties.
(Signed) J'OTIS.
Brumby on Hand.
Atlanta, Ga., Special. Flag Lieuten
ant Brumby, of Admiral Dewey's flag
ship Olympla, arrived home at 6
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Thousands
of people waiting at the depot gave
him a rousing reception. A committee
of Atlanta citizens met him at the
State line, and acted as an escort.
Boers Completely Staggered.
Cape Town, By Cable. News has
been received from Dundee to the ef
fect that the Boer disaster at Elands
laagte staggered the Boers completely,
rendering the attack upon Dundea fee
hie. Therefore, there is no cause for
anxiety.
The W. C. T. V.
Seattle, Wash., Special. The Na
tional convention of the W. C. It. U.
Twined a series of resolutions, some o'
which caused hours of discussion. The
main fleht was over two resolutions
one censuring the general government
and the President. Attorney General
Griggs and ex-Secretary of War Alge,
by name, for their action on the anti
canteen law, and the other denouncing
the war in the Philippines. A resolu
tion protesting against the seating of
A. -1 i. o we Q 1 rT
congressmaii-eiw-- iwuw j.
ed with cheers.
S80.000 Por Stopping a Runaway
Cleveland, Ohio. Special. City coun
cilman J. L. Reilly has fallen heir to
$80,000. Four years ago while in San
Antonio. Tex. Mr. Reilly stopped
ir.owav team, nrobably savins the life"
v nWttottoTi. I beoueath one hua- I driver, a wealthy farmer of Pal-
a a vm,-..h rirrilrrs: also one nun- I t.tm numed John Wallace." His
urn vuvuw . ui, - . .
Miscellaneous. ,
The United States transport Missouri
with medical supplies aad nurses for
Manilla, has arrived at Port Said.
Wm. J. Bryan started on his flying
trip through Nebraska Saturday from
Wymote, making seventeen speeches
at as many towns during the day. He
plainly shows the enect or. me nwru
campaigning. . '
Betting on the result of the Jeffrles
Sharkey fight Is singularly light. In
terest in the battle for the champion
ship of the world is keen enough, but
the appealers oi rxan men eeem wui
to wager their money on the result.
The War Department has been owtg.
to reconsider its determination to
send four army officers to observe mil
itary operations In soutn Ainca, as
the British authorities have made it
known that It would be Impossible to
give adequate facilities to such num
ber.
Tb transport City of Pekin has
sailed from 8an Francisco for Manila,
via Honolulu, with eight companies of
the Twenty-first Infantry, me cen
tennial also sailed with a cargo of
horses.
The transports Sheridan and Taco-
mi. carrrlna: relnforcementa for Gen.
Otis, have arrived at Manila.
fieri ' Rlns Rivera denies that he re-
i Aim. AwomrfihtTi of the Drovince
of Havana. He says he was dismissed
upon grounds of whicn ne was ignor
ant He attributes the dismissal, how
ever, to the influence of Domingo Men.
The court of inquiry into the Scots
man disaster, sitting !q Quebec, holds
Captain Sklrmshlre responsible, and
has suspended him for nine months.
In the thirteenth clause of the wlU
of Cornelius Vanderbilt, a bequest is
made to the mother of Che deceased
w-Mch reads: "TO my moiuer, as a
Martial Law at Barcelona.
Madrid, By Cable.; Count Torraaazo,
governor of the Bank of Spain, has
been appointed Minister of Justice, in
succession to Senor Duran. whoves'gn
ed Monday, in consequence of the de
cision of the government to suspend
the constitutional guarantees at Bar
celona. Martial law has been gazetted
at Barcelona.
dred thousand dollars to my brother,
WlUlam K. Vanderbilt." r ,
. wfcii belne hoisted in a niche m
the new cathedral at Berlin, a coUas
rf ttatne 61 Christ fell 100
feet
arm was so badly Injured in the strug
fYT a time amputation wa;
HHr.riatot to be cecessiry, but eventually
It heajed. On Saturday Mr.'ReiJly re
ceived notice from San Antonio that
Me. Wallace had d.'ad and left him 8
lefaey of fW.000.-
Briefs.
The report of Director of the Mint
Roberts, shows that the production of
gold in the United States during the
calendar year of 1898 was 3,1118,098
ounces fine,, of the value of $64,463.00i.
The amount of silver produced In the
United States in 1S98 was, 54,000,000
ounces fine.
,Mrs. Mary Ruby, a sister of Kit Car
son, tne famous scout, aiea at war-
rensburg, Mo., Tfednesday, of apoplexy.
She was born in an Indian fort near
Bconesboro. Howard county, and dur
ing the 87 years of her life was never
out of the State of Missouri. Mrs. Ruby
was the last member of the Kit Carson
family.
State News.
There are now no colored troops tn
North Carolina. There was one com
pany at Charlotte, but when it was
mustered out of the regular army at
the close of the Spanish-American war
it was not reinstated in the State
Guard. This was done In conformity
to the following, from an act passed by
the last legislature entitled, "An act to
establish and provide for the militia
and for the support and maintenance
of the State Guard." Section I. That
section 2 be amended to read, as fol
lows: That the white and colored mil
itia shall be separately enrolled, but
shall never be compelled to serve in
the same organization; provided, that
no organization of colored troops shall
be permitted while white troops arc
available, and that when permitted to
be organized, colored tropj shall be
under the command of white officers."
This clearly shuts out any colored
companies from the State guard.
The State is to be well repres"nte1
at the Paris exposition, according to a
Raleigh correspondent. Most cf th
expense of the exhibit will be borne
by the United States, which assigns
space to the State. But as an earnest
of its zeal in the matter, the board of
agriculture today appropriated $2,500
to supplement the United States gov
ernment appropriation, and to have
the State well represented. It is the
expectation that there will be a fine
display. T. K. Bruner. the boards
secretary, will gather the collection.
He will go to Western North Carolfna
In a few days, aa.the United States
government's agent to complete its
collection of apples.
The Improvements on the main build
ing at the blind institution here have
been completed and the building Is
now occupied. Raleigh News and Observer.
'High Point has decided against issu
ing bonds for water works.
Perhaps the youngest engineer in the
Union Is King McEntlre, of Green Hill
Rutherford county, who fires and runs
the engine while his father manages
the saw and shingle mills. KIsg Is
not yet seven years old, and does bis
work well. His brother, aged nine
years, bales the shingles, doing a
man's work, neatly and expeditiously.
The Industrial parade of the opening
day of Winston-Salem's carnival, on
Monday, was fine, with aboK thirty
floats in the line, some of them show
ing great taste and skill in execution.
A Hot Fight.
Cape Town. By Cable. Official re
ports from Klmberley, dated Tuendav.
state that Colonel Scott-Turner, a Ith
270 men, proceeded northward to Mar
Farlane's farm, where they unsaddl?d
their horses. At 9 o'clock a party f
Boers was seen on the right flan'i and
was quickly scattered. Colonel Scott-
Turner opening fire cn tbem and sev
eral of the enemy being seen to f-il!
The enemy moved to a 6and heap acd
opened fire on the British, who return
encountered the enemy strongly cn
tempted to prevent the Boers from ad
vancing against Colonel Murray. bj
was met with a heavy fire frcm a dim
wall 600 feet to the left. At 11 oMicU
Colonel Murray ordered 1C0 men of tie
La cash ire Regiment to preceed t.i the
north. An armored train Is already
sunoortlng Colonel Scott-Turner. At
Midday Colonel Murray started, alo
with two field guns and two Maxims
and 70 mounted men. One of thj two
British guns opened suddenly upon the
Boers, who were in an unfavorable po
sition. The Boer artillery fire war
brisk. Another armored train was b!J
In readiness. At 2 o'clock the second
train wax sent forward with additional
ammunition. The Lancat-hlres bebivd
splendidly and Colonel Scott-TurnT
highly recommended them. Command
ant Rotha and many Boers w?r kill
ed. The British loss was three Villed
and 21 wounded. The engagement wis
a brilliant kuceeas for the Briti-h forces.
The Bloody Scrool Unrolled.
Manila, By Cable. Hollo Is Mtrrei
by the expectation of Important fight
ing. General Pullon beg&n "unrolling
the bloody scroll," as he promised bis
followers in a recent speech by firclug
volleys at the American outpo?ts night
ly. Since Sunday re-enforcemants have
been arriving from the north. This ac
tivity is designed to divert the Visa
yans from their dissatisfaction agiinrt
the Tagalos. Aguinaldo has ordered the
release on parole of Areneta and other
Visayan leaders, who are dlspod lo
negotiate for peace, and is watching
them to prevent further negotlatl jaa.
Boers Shelled Dundee.
Ladysmith, Natal, By Cable. Boer
artillery is. shelling Dundee and the
former British camp. Our troops are
now occupying a trench near ; the
camp. The Boer artillery is firing at
very long range and the shells are in
effective. Communication with Dundee
Is severed. The Boer - wounded ; and
prisoners are still coming in nd the
former are receiving every attention.
General Ben Viljoen is wounded and a
prisoner. . - ' ' . : ,- " ,:
Records flust Be Produced. -
. Columbia, S. C, Special Judge Aid
rich, in the Circuit Court has ruled
that the State board of liquor control
must exhibit to that court the records
on which the commissioner, J. B. Dou
thit was discharged without a hearing:
The commissioner can ; be" discharged
for cause only, and Doupdt depads
trial by the board. SU leading at
torney Colonel Oearge Johnston, was
very caustic in his arraignment of the
board. - - - -
The two little Waldenslan boys whe
strayed away from home at Valdese,
Burke county, last" August have been
located In South Carolina, where a
kind hearted farmer has taken charge
of them and has become so attached
to the little fellows that he does not
want to give them up. He writes to
the father that the larger boy Is at
school and that both are well and hap
py, and it is probable that he will be
allowed to keep them for the present
East Durham was visited by a disas
trous fire Monday morning in which
18,000 went up In smoke.- It was partly
covered by insurance..
The tax valuation of property hi Ca
tawba county increased thi3 year over
that of last year $271,992. The total
valuation of this year. $3,069,466. The
school tax this- year. Including the
county's portion of the special appro
priation, will he close to $11,000.
W. T. Winston, of Aulander, Bertie
county. t& been forced to resign as
county commissioner because he "has
imbibed the Mormon doctrine and baa
been attempting to lite up to It," says
the Roanoke-Cbowan Times. :-
The Southern Cotton Spinners' Asso,
elation 3ns been called to meet , in
Charlotte November J-i
Not A Gift
New York, Special. The World pub
lishes the following: "Cornelius Van
derbilt, at his home. No. C08 Fifth ave
nue, at 10:45 o'clock last night mjJe
this important statement to a World
reporter: 'The agreement by. which I
received $6,000,000 from my brothers
portion of the estate has been md-j
to appear as a mere gift. It is no g'ft.
but the result Of a compact entered in
to before my father's demise. By this
compact I was to receive no les than
$10,000,000."
Big Box Car Order.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
placed an order with the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company for 1500 box cars,
and with the South Baltimore. Cir
Works fortOOO box cars. The cars arc
to be built according to the B. O.
standards. This makes a total of 8,-
860 box and coal cars ordered for de
livery within the next six months.
Briefs.
; News has been received at the War
Department of the arrival of the hos
pital ship Relief at Manila. She re
ported the disappearance at sea, be
tween Guam and Manila, of Lieutenant
Robert D. Carmody. who went to Gu
am with the marine battalion on the
Yoeemlte when Captain Leary was sent
out as governor to take possession of
the island. There are no details of the
occurrence. It appears that "Lieuten
ant Carmody was taken aboard at
Guam, presumably eick and on orders
home, or else on a furlough. It Is
thrrasAt oosslble that he may nave
Jumped overboard while delirious.
CoL John D. Roquemore, of Mont
gomery, Alu- has announced his can
didacy for the United States Senate
to succeed Hon. John T. (Morgan, coi
onel Roouemore is a lawyer and has
never been an office-holder, except to
represent Barbour county in the State
Senate.
The will of the late Cornelius Van
derbllt was filed for probate In the sur
rogate's office In New York Friday af
ternoon. Tne provisions oi tne win
are substantially the same ea men
tioned in the synopsis given out Thurs
day by Chauncey M. Depew.
The cabinet tyeetUs U&ted much
longer than usual and was detsted to
adlecusslon of mlliltary and "naval
puna for the Philippines and the treat?
with the Sultan of Stria, r . . " . -
Recognized,
Caracas, Venezuela, By Cable. The
1 foreign ministers met at the American
legation and decided not to recognize
the Castro government without- In
structions from their respective" g-nr-ernments.
President Andrade has ex
bled from Sarbadoes. where he arrived
recentix, to the commander at Poreta
A fii-?d ti. r.ic from Ktrjiu
that bircm :ll n,i krp well iit
climate-, aad tl-at the 4d Mtkr It
alcyi rt rttiiU. ll wn- t j
kno' if tbre l any ruM for thta.
le. I thl k . I'ul-r a ct fa'tead
oa p!n ! r, are d'.rr n! ffuai IS.c
fttfmd ia enra.
Il UCi roy wif nrtA hx( A ea l t-
tle ih'llien funj rrua fr.vn 1j-
fcul luidr at be.- fjihr" p!ar.Hli
ca the uppM" (. hat'.ahuo-h.- titer.
There was to ahlte inaa th-r r TMf
time save l.rr o'd faih r. Ja.'
Ilutrhiua. Thc:e cr &'oet a bun
tlrt? t.fgro. i.?-re than half ut .lm
too .ld tr to.i yani l i wjrk. Kr J
frr cur t-olilcrs was r'-tilng wiir
every d.-.y and orJer. cam? tfc: eir
f.vrnier l.oc'd L? till.ed thit 1 tc
ay. c tho:: 14 up t" sli z tvrn-
aient jr. cut a a rt!n of LU crrn tr-d
meat and beef atil. A mcua'-d .v-
tstl frrm the r m? guatU a t u-1
with T.aror.. to eaf;sre the crd r
gather lu the j.applUv. There ?
tohoJy to rs'M them, for every U 1
wai In tli army ave old ri!-i aa! It
vallJ end wonen and ehl'd-ti. !.'
cne eitr.'.n? a c-umpauy cf ta'itr r-.
rinse to Judge lluwhir.a' h..i.e f.i.
rudely Informed him thrt they .-i-.'
fcr t-acn and b-ef esttl.v The J i.l-f
very calmly toll them lie had nor- t
tpare. Fcr a while thy paileyrl i
h'm. but finally demanded the -r f
hln fcaroUehou e. My ml and b:l
Iren aad twa r;ber 1 ttle gtailrh'..
d-en listened In fear an I .sv'mv. M.ty
know that tV .!'idr ' i fer"n
ann. b:;l th:e vk"e o rary v.H
nrm'd n:cn at,'n.l bin. ih ed'1. nr
f?irli.l. i.nd wile .v h ret'i-! o
up th ky. tl.ty is'd !h-y iil . r-re.-t
b;m ar.4 ir-ik d-wn ib ;
That niKht about luMuicit tb- 'ulre
caibd tip rid k and Vlrll. r.h ni
h knew he coti'.d trtist. end ha I h
Jcinti of the meat and a irt C '
Bid s carried e;ui.--tly 'owa ta :h til
blaekFm'.t'.! i-hf n en the bmk ef iV.
river. With rl-k cud shrvI t! c
rlnde-ri end earth in th rid hrr;t"i
weie fcorn eicavatea ani a e-jjn.-r
fatbinH that o:!M fcr 11 ut.A h ue a
ho.ihar l rrrt't?. 1; w? lr4 hia
nd the h"r?h rrs cov re 1 Ja t liV
it hd Ii, j. ScTiie t-attrlu( zbir oU
flllcil iu the pat ad f.'3- f X
on tcp acd the black old bo.kt jd. d
where It Ions lad b-n. WUh virvd
and whet-Ilnrrcjw th r-uitd-i- tt,
was takii l'n lb rlvr b' a"d
tunb'd In Ld tha all cai n
the Ch3tah. ohfe. The bmlal e.' Fi
icha i.;cre was n;t Mote a'lefi. In
liana iv. IsCj. 1 I-.ined tny famiir a'
the plant-'Unn srd net leg ef;. i'-e-
lndre fju -!ih-d t:: a cod niut? I 3.0
.nd v.-a?cn fcod v.e, rurr. 1 t ?r
hf:ne In Heme. The day befY-e e
K: ba hrlta'jle 1:1m -Ion !: e. el
the earhe aT 1 fo-ind Hi wit
w-ft ard eaiirsd fid vt broutht a
good pc-rticn cf it w.th ua and it v. as
rs picicu r rcM. My .!f iy l'
charcoal prid I: rnd kej.t it frn
tasting edd or rarcld.
No- then I have nwere4 ray
friend's ejiit!rn. I'e tniint net u,- i n
other civil war ar-l hide h!s na fi
the hearth cf aa c'.d black -radii Oi ;
Earth and charcoal ?ra bcth kji u -
Infecrant and prtef-rvcru cf flejb. aid
If I was la Fl'fb'a I would v.y
meat la ehar.-cal. net duO. but r.iM
crushed coil. IVfcr? pitting te
meat down I wo:i"d powder It ."tan a
pepper box wl;h lcrx. Borax !
mcft imlvercally is'd tow. It -s t-ure
death jo tkipp r and ciher veriinn.
and a druggist tol-1 rre mat tte
of It hid Ircrear.l a thousand pr erl
wlihin the list five years.
When rar f ir!:y got heme we feu-el
that It rvaa ret good to live by m-l
alcno sd we had to r'-nd rlcwi
river a hundred mil's fcr a I w
bjrhel cf corn and bid It tear a rIll
In the covntry. beejtue th oui a
aid deserters were pstrclllog th? !atd
and taking everything they ro-all and.
good friend brouaht ua hall a
bushel of meal at a time oa tn sr.
and so we gt alcng. The nem tv 1.
old Rowland Bryant U still prtcl-its u
us fcr his klndnes la tho -? dare '
tribulatitn. It is "in.-ncraglnsr
know that Aracir and Co. have to'
abolished all the rrnolrc-borea m the
land, cor eJrawa car hem? rax I men
Into tbelr mlgbtv trnt Oar Traa)r
are generally raVng their own ratt
sr-jd tEK S, gocd deal to town to eil.
and my wife says that country lrd it
purer and becter than any that eome
'ram tne aea:n irusrrm v cn
Our home market Is wsil upplled lv
cur farmers with almost everythirg
that Is good to eat Beef, perk. bu
tfr. chicken: eggs, potatoe-s, turaJpa,
cabb2fe, beaM aad applea are fa
great abundance. Of course we cant
hive mutton, for the nerroes must
have decs end the candidate mart
hare nerro votes. I lost clgt r.
Mtrinos In one eight and my neighbor.
Mr. DosVns. lost three tnndird in five
years, and quit the btnlneas. But with
ell our drawbacks, cur iop'-e are oa
the upgrade. Ssvtn cents cctton '-a
helped greatly, and If mr farmers wi 1
cut down the aerr?e r'lll mora. 11
win bring 8 cents text year sod !av
more land for wheat and cere. Tfc
southern farm-n eight to form r
mirhtr trust aad regulate acreaje en
prley. Oar" own conn:y could gui c
it?clf hy orgarlz-ng ana na:ii
with the local tanks. Our avrra
crop Is 10;WO bales, end at ff ccls
pound would trlng wm.vj. o v
half of this could be carried lai rV
by the more wealihv proiacer. Th
ether 5.000 bales eonld a't en sdvaa
cf cents a pouaa. or V-0 a ta e :in
th bcaHz oa wareoo-e Kftiaw
This would take crly SlW.t'OO-
$23 a hzl w.-rrll piv t c-'t :f p
dectioa tvi Ua-c the msryH fcr i
prodnccr. tn1 this wrrn -erri ir
the bsnl crly tUSJ 't .-e
-wmUt tru t ti'j: a 1WW
ercn would Ju-np to S reata with r
SUte TreaaawrT etll Um I
Thefr Dr'lefwewt Taar.
Mat Treaj-T Wtrth l eH
tc. f.iy tte e-sia tlra t-m-al
1it are notj: Lie Vaa
!rrl la S.te. tat tit r"tte art
lv 1 a irut tdtill er rrt a
tfcr err ir-rtpta. Itt aeat-
ofjhe cvtfUJt(itr t-e t.iA S14 V1
It. ai4 tal'e 5iT tae fta.e Tr
urtr ye'.erdy ta-4 elrtnUx Ut
1 ter la tie t-rlk i IV Ute. talUa
their al.ettl.-si l r i 1 t2 t r;
i&pe tt f 1 tliK. If le ay
! tb ui U Iu f ktt
lis erl. ail at .:
"I htf the aaie.s t ecuapa
tJr il. j rate nA c-witl e4 th tae
r(H!reftM-r.l 4 iSkm tat W)kti ars
evUVatly aajrrt la lt las lw-i ortd
tbeit). To th r fft i.Jfir t tM
xB4i I aate te It U imW mr
duty lo ra lrt '.it las. a&4 I asa -dor
lio4 to rotelx prrtrm IS
tie uf tr A.rr. I itsertfore nut !
Ut that tn-:-rdlat ;tii.. ej a'.l
doe nirr tt-a W m 'tr t
rtkti'.iitrn. en Utiit'u tf waia e
your l:a tr e.h(.cr. up !- el t
Hiut'r eir4 tsrtttrn.TVr . 1. aktl
le praietly rnlttr-1 :th trttfe4 ae
oaat c f Mbw tt eWaiiaet at
ecee. ahd that lietvafier iettasr-
and ri ru kh'l ! ua-le pntwtlr '
the !rt cf m a quktle. ai r'l,'
le the etin Icipo.l&t t la "
ThU rtvtli n ! cf Ibe tevtiae art
tef erred t ! as Ial5.a
' V. -ry eapr-a rosrjMi-y, aad er
terraih or trlrjihose t f-fn etu'fC
tualnB la tbts ltate. uf a ta
of two irre utuw In U era re
rrlpXm wlibln the r'tate. Te aa-;ta-trndent.
getirral iranicrr er c r rlef
cRtrtr .f Ciery 9iuh ity all
n ike return un 1e cMth t t'e trr
r of the tMr vlthil l-n Amr afli
the f,rt day uf January. Anl. Jo'y,
and m .o'.n-r. f the amuat of gra re --e!pts
of the riinpiDr f r tae warle-r
ending oa the tt Car .f te ttli
luimedlatt-ly pr-cellrf a-.4 iar la t
Ireikurer the tat Itetr m !irn-4 f
the I lice ef tnakits 'h ituia 4
all all lie the duty rf e-a. h r-e!3 t i
IKyft to the tiexft-jrer fty J- a -pnuy
doing bu-la-Bi le !i ntulT. la
fWf of default of tmrh rlnrr aa4 ij
taemt cf las the Diiaav all ay a
tv-ailty e f oue lbMtnd d iUi. lo b
e-lWtd b the be10 tt the lr-arrcf
of the Stat shall eiritat. by dt.lrre
or otbe-ralae. Irvv2d-d. b county
c..irpertlia ball ! iilluud it Iwp
any additional ta. lUere or fee.
cet ad vlo-ni las."
Qukk Jcsatke.
Near Iin.l-ito3 TburaJaj a. gat. m
a youug white 1-1. t:r eltr s&4
fmall trrtHr ere gcdra from r'aarra.
KA. ltljutit. a iiearMi. iiu.le as aaaait
bun tbc yonne lAf aat a tll frvnn
loan. 11 lure hi" eU.tUtng fiiu Im-t
trylEg to pu'.l lr Itti lb wcrtd. IU
era j-1 but be pir u-d anl e-tusht lf
a erid tlm. He il,a aiteftttHed t
wmlt l be rwtiMr e!ate-r o eaa'.ly
CMitran Lira. Flrmlly they g:H as t-ar
tVIr h n. that li left them, lie a
ert.'1d Lefcee tnMnirb. Judge 11U
tle uM-t,ded t WUl!rn.-a mtirder
t:tL The arai.1 Jury foetiid a tru W!l
against the tt'gro ItlrMint and h s
put oa trial, ocvkte-l e-f aaaav't and
aeatenred to f.ft--n yara In th pe-nl-tentiary
be-fore a o'cloek Friday.
The sheriff rarrVl l:kjne l the prut
tcnt'ry ia the evn!ig. la le tLaa JO
hcHira from the tlse Ibe rrltse was
committed. He Is now under the wail
of the pen.
to a"
trust with tr.st a-1 d:- th- panl
tors. V.'hr " - ei-rj,?-?
Arp In "--
Eel ChoaA oa Hal-
A monster e?l his btea found dead
la Hezapstcn LczL cse cf the -Dart
tribu'urr.e3 cf EcglarJ. It baring ap
parently tetr. chcktfi cy a wit r raf it
had tried to ixaUa. cni wh.'"
Cabelloi to if.efcnd that city agalns; I partly iiz'-rzA'-ZZ trozi its moi-h. The
General Castro to theast extremity.! ee! aho cta'r.:J a yang tr oar tea.
Coro and Maracaito have surrendered I in trying to sya'.i; tcu t:ri and rat
to General Castro. Order reigns here, -I ihe. eel Ics; L'j 1.1. ,
NORTH 5TATE NOTES.
The Stale auditor aiya aom eoaatlfl
In sending la their lax re ports snake
error aa to the poll tai aoi th e-dora-tlnal
futid. The conntltitloo pro
videa that three-quarters cf all las
poll tax cotWted, ablrh la nut apeeial.
rhsil be applied lo tb eduosUmal
fund, atd so when 12. the ronatifoUoa
al limit, is collet-ted. $LS0 ought to ga
to that fund. Some roustles snake a
report of all the property Hated ff
taxatioa. tut when they xe,-ort this a
divided between the whites aad blacks
the aggregate of the two doea not tally
with the total for all. EScrU are b
lag made to rorree lbs crrcr.
Senator Prlte hard's son Is appelated
a battalion adjutant ia the Forty-eJaUs
regiment (rokced). hkh la now telag
mobilized at Camp Thoaaa and whkn
scon goes to the lltilfppuaea.
Sparks, the cirrus man. says the f lot
a day tax which he Is required to ray
It prohibitory and that he wUl lea re
the State.
A telesrram from Msrphy states that
R. I.. King his sarreadered to officer
of Cherokee eou&ty. Kit, at is a
son-in-law cf Dr. Candler, of DUUboro.
ia charged with ha viae murdered
Wesley Price, alao of DfHsboro, several
weeks ago. He was released oa $5.WS
bend.
Mr. 8. R. Carrragtan has pnr-ba4
the old Durham scsp works and will
establish a svap factory at an early
date. A two-story brick building will
be erected oa Red Cros street sod
portion of It used for the soap factory
and the reuninder ss a cigar factory.
The contract for this hail lung will be
let at once.
The Greesabcro Supply Cor.pasy.
which has Jat bea organ lived for lh-
pcrpoke of handling as jibbers ral
ttrraufactucTrs sgests. all kl&ds c4
od wcrking acl ceit'le snaehlaery.
Mers. ecglncs. saw mill sspplies, oils.
tc. will eonimr&ce IrasTnewi oa 3vo-
ember 1st This roaipany U co?3po--A
of W. J. Toutg. of WtMtsn-Salew.
S. D. Young, f Pllt Moixtain, and
1. J. Lin la J. cf fJreerTi
The new railroad mileage la this
State this year will be considerably
more than double that lc3t last year.
Beajamin F. Jones t-as been appoint
ed poalinaater at FolkrUle. Cleveland
county.. -
Mr. John C. Gorier, proprietor of
The hotel ele Gcrley." at SmUhfield,
deao.
Mr. F. A. Fetter ha been proevJ
from a position In the S. A. L- freight
lepot in Darham to tie p-Jion of
tgent at Littleton. He Will take charge
Novtmber 1. The Daraia paper
praise him warmly.
President Mvlver fursUftes the fof.
lowing lateresting statlrtlc: Of the
first 426 students enro led t the State '
Normal and Induslil coicg iu are -members
cf the Methoiitt EpUcopal
3hurch, 122 of the Prtihyterisn charch.
19 cf the Epiecopsi enure j. si 01 uw
3hrUtisji cSureh. 11 cf th Fro tart
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