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ACTIONS
Causes Our Administratot)
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n
SentitpJVIanila
(amsoi!i for
rl!
Philippines.In$6ecting
l-.- ' i ,- l - I - V-i -. i
p4rt on Condition of j
iville-
AguinalUo
Washington, September ifo.HThe war?
depkrt'ment tpdayj
orlered Jthf'-
follow-
IngsegimentSy noW tf Sari Filanciscoj
; ji :Manl1ai The Firty-firBiovtf
a, Twen'j
."Washington, a-detadhrnfentlolj the Seer'
' on4 Oregon, four! eOrinpanjef of the
Twynty-thirU i nan t ry hd rt4-j-u i ts foil
the; Tenth PennHyTvahiai; I-First
; brafcka nnij First I'oiorado
.-' If iwas: stated at! he; arldtfl
artrnent
that i hot , exigency had
rtiaS t necessarV to sf n tjhb -trdopii
now at San Frarfclsoo V Mai!iiia, but
: theljirjrder.Jssued ijoday tv0 in
accord -the.
de
fir the
ani ;wlth the- geral ila1h of
L paiitrnent regardiiK a. Kari-iHonj
Jhiit.rin'rt. That pi air ; for
d.cUiricluded 20,ol)0 men! fir
ippiliea,. -13,500, fwr j'orto liUo'
barrisoh
the ; I'hilv
khd 60,000
-forfC!uba. - The troljps to :lilse
nt to Ma
Jillai under todays .orderisvvi
li mi the'
complement for the- stationj The troopa
would have beep gent befori?, ji'l is said,
-. iexcept that: the dejrartmentfwiia' awg.it--Ing
the return 6fitra,nsiHrrt. i
' Tli'e order, kJrreijtirig tije ? hi vemtmt
ot troopij froni f?ah Francisco1 contains
thel following:. "The !i qua-tr Tiaster'
department: will flirnish th; ft cessary
'- transp'oftatioih.esBiecial car beihg takr
. enr tu pro videj sufl .cienit sptfeej, and th
pubsistence tiind j medical 4epi :rtments
t ardreiyirged with .jjrovidingi ajjr$i)Ie and
- suitable supplies furnished .by- their
'resjieittive depart nents, Ur inf ure the
" comfort;, well-being. andVKep.lth f : the
' tros.'ps en route.". -:: A i -;.::: : . -N(ii74
i'ANAblA-COlISIMEtfc-V-..
gilriator C'.- J. 'Ft ulknet 4, yst Virf
giriji, was i(iday appointe( t - the;' por
,: sitri oh - .'the : Canadian 'icojijji mission
': jna4--vacant, by1 the retlre.nierjj: of Sen-:
&oi Gray when-, lje was transferred to
' ' Xli$i Paris peace c immissioh. Jr' be "ten
. lei;S oithe positii fn was " rriaifu by the
president tmlayln ji personal itntervievf
vith St-rrator Fau tner and W as aCceptr
-d by jihe latter. '. l -1
'4 - A Til 10 C T'HA COM M i SI? H ) N. ' ;
' Tii" War depajrthient h4s . received; a
: oabJeirram from! ilajor Clousithe. see
mion, dated Hivana i to4a string
fVe'dado.-. a.subuffl) of IIavaria,iahd that
all of the partyj ks well as tit people
orulthe steamer Resolute, notVif hstand
, ijng newspaper, reports, to. the.)n'trary,
j .are In good heajlth.; : ! -'. 'ml 1 i "
i'i ' THE PHItdllFilNOS FRlEDim i
The. 'offlciafs. k'4. .the state Mnd ' war
departments 'wejcpiTied. the nice sent
i 'o t the. AmeriCii4 people thifHigfr the
Askoclated Frespjof tie falsjt' of the
etbries describiriri; the j frictiof 'between
. he Pbilippino- ancTi the mencart
r topees in Luzon, j V.hile the officjals dtd
. 'it care to' disc; s the matter: f or pb
':jiHtto"?t was feiident that fte main
eoerce of theirj, satisfacjiohisi'as j the
Slnrnal Widened contained in ,fhe doe
ument that Agdipaldo. had, prfitedby
, l'tltt warnings of jthe j Amerieein ,r cora-
mst'naers .and ijdd-; gracefully preceded
C! frlifn- the arrogahjt attitude 'assjfimed ly
timi just b?'forj General- Merltt left
aiahlLi ' ftw.-ParM. 'A"'-1 H- H
Ttl'SIHNO RKPAIHS OX,:T fe' ORE
f
t- 'i,. i... f!OM UND. lOWA.S i'
pfefcarations'.foJftbe start oH.the- big
battleships Orertcfn ana Jowifr to liono
lulu and orders : shave ben stint :to' the
ii Kiew York navy yard to hav the me-
.. i clya'ni(C8 workroTirtime' on ! thje ships
The' purpose: is
!tl haVe1 th.erf
istart on
t hei'r long voyage by, the e: of the
presetnt morith, fJjnd. accordiis to the
department valdiatiops, tnef win ar
? Tivea'r -their destination b$. the end
f January, f Trr 'isi little oit sow
tr-d -jcoffbea the 'act, that tljjej Vlepari-
jnt-'pt will, have the ships me
illft llono-
gulii by a. dispaiia'h boat .w-itht Orders to
i::Xiiri''.the!r:,pTowa westward fitji Manila,
ti- spai"tlesbif rof j jiiiis !char(fter are
''r nt needed : jto kpe'p t;he Philippine iri
? Burgenti jn 6rdeif,!-an.d their dempting
' tit Manila in' conjunction with- the dis-r
rAfih of hv.iAv - -reinfoxeftcnents Of
xrobps for t?re. American lid forces
-.-'.canhot but be rgav3ed as rtgnifican-t:
H In well informed circles herfHt is said
tb; the real puk-pose-of th fe president
:;KM iWiaking , theVel preiaration : Is to in-
:i sure tne peace iromifusaiuim-fa gainn
"S'anif Snterfeiiencel In their wdtk'ot dis-
Dosing of . the fujttrre of the hilippine
J islands accrdinjg to ibeir' l&st judges
: omenc Not Jhavnng; disclosed?-his plans
rMiM-floK the felands outside of Lu
zoif. b 3ttt .if .the capJtiil ; of ; the
the Ameri?a otlaee eommtsan uers. tne
J igbtto dispos i( the'remaider of the
usianos as ,m?y njr- xini". .ipfu
I PREPARATION TM ; KRIi A
AN EU-
"i : ii ROI'KAX H)WP .! - i .
'-'-'- Af long, liiiie oq curious, jiicjirtents,'. i to
AVhich one df the great Kurofan yow
rs has beeiii a.riarty has,! bejiind quef
tion, dcine, mucrj to caue :a !fteling of
' iir,nrfness on the Dart of thlltdmirtis-
I tvtior-ns tending td' Bhowii! purDtwe
to. interfere in ur free actiji in the
-1 Philippines and this has- gJ?n.V- only
i jsiHghOy diminished. by .Wparently
s rfri5k . dijsclaimei-s of , an- ulfsf tor pur-
- g4 .because the incidentlfc-ontinue
i6jetly find in -4 manner calilated. : to
' avid' attrin attention, uch j for
' SuaWtance1 is' th'Jatheririg of .vai yef-;
- to- the soutti of the ; pfhiltppinej
. jertuip, Jbe onl1 expWfltion) $t which,
coining from nfJtive souce,i is true.
fc&r atlO beirlngi marks. of gejiijjneness,
. 3si a purpose of Requiring either ;Uy Haiz
: or by 'fme- ieciet compaitl with, the
Spanish governWnS the JhaMrtant isr
'' ' Jan'd of Palawsfn.- i jThis jj teular is-
- tAiJd- forms! onej side t of ' thga$eway
(rhiHiTh which Inust pass all;,,f x-
fmsfv commeilce j,that'W8, betweert
. Apsti-aiiat, I Mici-onesiii and tfsQUthern
tiv jsiansUt li Fhiltppinel group areNeneral , Vhelef.
I t'i )x? retained. iCWi' i;"f,Jn- xnls
Island : of Pala:an nvui be kept. ' as
f4rmlng one sid ? of the" u'fiy. It "is
g-phered tftat 1: is the puT-PO' .f the
' pfsldeht, therefore, 1 td i Vpref ftftt ihp
; alienation by Spairt of ai?y ohe Pnil
X ipflinergroUp, apd . th'at:..thesfeprepra,
. . ' tii,jis.- naval- as welfcSas rnini.ry, -;re
' )jotif gt'eps towa-d the executKjn of hi
uriif.KV. With the additioiv ti;j his fleet.
-,' oCUhe . ifo! battleships Admiral Dewey.
i, -Avill have it fosce only second to that
: (Kt.Gresit :Briia4u n Eatern waters,
: A iwrHiie on iGeivtc4 Otis; iTjvill have,
jajlrnore nutmetimi-' .army1-. iiany.
'.:.-. i:dpean, power save Russia. : j j .' . -W '
j i'The following repoit has beej my
' A)tjx -as. the war Jpepartment showing the
condition Gf the' camp at Jae;sonville,
Fla. It is adressej to Oeeral lee
he ' House on soiij-heast.
: CORNER
OF SECOND ANIji GRACE
STREETS.
W.. I. : CUMJIING, '
Bekl Estatt Agent.
ep20
Energetically Resumed qy
CERTAI
N POW
EE
to Prepare to Prevent - it Securing an: Im
lippine Groups Battleships and Soldiers
Cuba,1 1'orjd Rico and the
Surgeon's Satisfactory Ke-
!!':---; i ,:i ', ' 1 . -
the": Camp at Jackson
Statement.
and signed by the chief surgeon, L: M.
Maus;;;;!!' ' 1 . '- :-- V : ' J K' i
"Iv have '.the, honor : to state Xha. !the:
dajjly aijqk iTeport the three division
nospuaia m inis PO' P sbows pooa; unrf
dergoiijig: treatment. There are only
'a few of the cass undeirgolng ,treat.-:
mcnt in the division hospitals that are
f a sefious naturen these; are prln-'
(ipallyj typhoid teiffv. vhlrh infection,
was "brought ioA Jacksohvilie. by' the
'regiments coming- here, Those treated;
in quarters are,' a a rule, slight ail
ments, and are "scarcely vvorth tii&h
tioning, such' as diarrhoea, ' headaches
and men exrtsei.fr(int duty on account
of fatigue. The "healthy of this corps, in
my opinion, TnaV be, regarded as excel
lent, f Thfeatgr s,upply to the troops
t this c.orp Cfjimes from artesian wells
bout SW -to 1,000 feet below tha earth's
nrface.f-and.Ss saturated with fsufphu-
reted hydrogen gas, which Uiuickfv
vaparates after: beihg exposed to the
air. t
"Trie
diyisifi
I regard the water, supply perfect,
The grounds ofccdlpied by the three
ifiijvH are (excHlent .for - ampilrig
urtoses. and are! suPDlied with everv
acility;; for diaposirigiof garbagie, night
oil, etc. In my Jopihlon, Jacksonville
lis one fdf the heailthiest places in the
United I States for the' encampment of
troops.' I believe that the results of
the sick- report will -shaw this at: the
;pnd "ojf the season, -if kve are permitted
to remain here until the corps goes to
?uba. :The t h ree Idi vision hos-pltals are
completely organized
and are in thw-
0ugh frunhlng otdetr.
They. are, well
supplied ; with tentsv
cots., kitchens.
nurses, and a competent medical staff.
The (Quartermaster's I department ' Is
supplied with necessary, tentae and
the medical depa-rtrnent wjth thfe' neces-,
feary. rriedicaKsuppkesi The three di
vision jambulan'ee iconipanie's are also
noroughly argamzed land in running
rder,: as well as the rejeeftve ambulance
ompany... : - L'- -rr- - .! j ; s:n..-
"The personnel of the hospital corns
f this command consists of about sev-
,enty-five medical officers, seventy-five
hospital stewards,' '--thirty acting I hos
pital stew'ards and 550 privates. I The
systern of transferrrihg enlisted: men
fijom the volunteer regiments! to. the
hovpital corps has worked admirably.
Most of ; the' men serving nowf Sai: this
-orps have l)een . gotten from ! that
ereHcelllnt nurses
of these; men
rand the others
have, ibectnoe quite .proficient- in h the
lasT twO or tTee months. The condi
tion Of the med!ca4departmenti' 1 'and
the health of the corps4oay . be regard
ed as satisfactory, and thattheymount
of-sickness is. extremeljy small ft the
numoer or men in tne corps,
TO POISON- AGUINALDO.
'-.i" if
An Attempt - Alleged jto llavW.
Been
JTIade
.by : a. Spaniard ' Franciscan
Friar ; Charged t Itn lining tia'ilie
' Counpirary. ' -i -j jf .; j
Manrik, September 19.,4-The Republiea
Filippihai asserts that an attempt was
martej to j poison Aguinaldo on Friday
nigt. A steward, it isi alleged, saw a
o ii-il . .! ' . iii i a' j -i ' :3'j ' .-,
Spanish: prisoner J'hq had been
allowed
his freedom hiake a movement which
appeared like tamperuig.with a bowl
of soup intended for Aguinaldo; where
upon Uhesteward; tasted .k spoonfulf'of
the soup anttfeil dead. Eleven Fran i
ciscah Triars are allegad -to have been
engaged - in -the. consiiracy. . j A :f . : ',
f 'Tjbe ipu.lace' it is' further' said,' ajin
tempted ; to .lynch!' all ftlile..Spanihpris-;
oners; but Agujnaldo intervened.'! :: ;
At Saturday's session jof the national
assembly, it' appears, Aguinaldpi .was'
absent;! but his representative! related
,the stojry Of: the yjutrae to the mem
bers, . who unanimously- adopted the
chairman's proposal . that they all ! go
ito Aguinajao s nouse, j express sym
pathy with fcim. and congratulate him
Tion his escape.- r ' i " '-.
During the' everting a 'special
thanks-
giv mgjRervice .was held; in' the
at Ma-kIos. -'. . ; . i -- "
j 'Soup I inteh'ded-Tor Agkiinaldo
church
is now
subjected, ; it is stated,! to - a chemical
analysis before' being presented to th4
insurgenj.4eaider, and the, Spanish; piris-,;
pntris aiie .Kepi -cioseiy. ponn-nec.
CA VA It K W
'MovESnJN,rrs '
I-'. -if ::: '-") -
Order Cbanglng Location of the Ilegl
nientaH-General Vheeler to Return t
f'ongreiiM. f ;'-. i j .' -' . Y :
Camp ;Wikoff,-.MOntaiik- Point, te I.;'
September i 19. The iq'ustion of send
ing 5eneral Wheeler's cavalry brigade
to .HruntsviUe, Ala,, Jiasi caused Humer
us messages vto he exchanged between!
ener&i Wheeler and the war depart
ment.; General Wheeler .says he does
.not know just when the cavalrymen:
will be rhoved, from Monjlauk, but ; he
expect that they will be ordered away!
f P' t-he
1st of the month. General
Wheeler, who -fully expects to return
to congress,- will resign j from the army;
service
eariy in cexooer. tie says ne
s what he -can ' for his men i in!
will do
the- wa
y Of having them located .In a
healthful camp ,tefore
he 'leaves the
service
There were six
deaths in cfLnpj
today
war department issued: orders:
this afternoon for a number of chaAgesi
of: station among the! cavalry itegi-j
ments pfj, the regular army. P"h&
cnanges made are as follows: Seventh!
cavalry, from department of Colorado'
t'9. Jtniftsvuie;'! Alia,.; ..v-llnth. cavdlry.j
louifi iviomiiuK tq tne
Color-add ;' the Second c
iiepartment of!
lry Is order
ed from Mont auk to'th4
. epartmeiit b
Dakota
the Eighth cavkiry, nowrinl the!
depart ihent : of Dakota
is ordered, oj
Jtiuntgvijle fur service
unuei- jviajori
Marriage of the Konghlt ider' Chapii
Jack sohviller Fla., September; 19.
A fecial tq The Timesj-lTnion and pt-
izenjffom Ocala says: Ttev. A. p,
Morrison, chaplain M Roosevelt's
JiKHsb-Iiiders, and Miss Elma tood( of
Antnony, this county, .were jnarnefljas
3 o'clock this jiffernoon at the Baptist
parsonage by th.e pn'jr Rev. W. ;E
Boeart. The groom w ai ta thii figlfi
on Sail Juan hill and ' has burnt 'Pwr
Qpt in his face How. j He is a young
ad ywT handsome man and the bride
1s a member 0. one of j Anthony's: best
families jand'aulte retty. The wed-i
ding was a very quiet one $n4. r. and
Mrs. i Morrison are registered at Uui
: i
High Pojnt'a New Postmaster
Washicaton, : September 19.-iTh
president bJas appointed W- H ': Show
He 111 b Mere ex t .Tlonday toAd
idreM tnei ClUzrns! In Brfaairrof tbe
Wfalte'j7Ianfa GoTnmcut-Tlir Pros
peseta1 In tnefitate Enroaraclne. -
Colonel I Thomas, W. Strange, chair
maa of j the 'democratic conyention of
JSe Hanover iounty,! received a letter
irom state cnairman
F. M. 'Simmons,
y$ra;Ylng'Jik the Hon.
democratic campaigner whoi isi doing
such, yeoinan , sen'lce throughout the
state for ; White Government,, .will be
in Wilmington and speak to the citi
zens iwiti;!.Monday j September. 26th.
-ej ijdouitjia t ousfng: irowd jwrill greet
Mr. Glenn.;' - - ;).:.'Jr 'A '1 AA:"': '
jil Chairman Simmons in hii jetter to
Colonel Strange saya: ! L": it
it is with, a great deal of pleasure
that I can inform you that the outlook
is prigrteiiing every day. j The progress
pf the campaign is entirely- satisfactory
tp3;me. ;'- ! -. I have jjnslj returned
rrora tne western part or tne state be
yond the ridge and the people lh that
seqtion are aave and ati work, j
CIIINAIAN IN TBOISLE
1.1
Ah Cblnf;etsToo Gay and Ha to Ha
j Called Down. i j ''..';';
washee-washee tnaii from the
FHoervlKihe'a6m cot into trouble vcr-
tterdyi:..iaftemeKm.!;hAh Chin-
is
the
this
pro-
ithinma hipubriQet, and
variable snilt boy, - who jrevels in ;the
apiellatio4.
of Willie Brown
was the
pau.sf of the stew. The hoy attempted
to chin the
bland ' face, almond ; eyed
Subject; pJ.
China, and got 'done up
'IJ-v:.: H-ir;il ;-:
isi la co-worker with V. ,K.
An Chin
'WiSliamg'.i lanff
they run a laundry on
betweeri! Front! and Seci
i Ijairket 't Sjejetj,
pnd.! Yesterday afternoon little "Wol
lif'f ?as jseflt to the laundry to inquire
thq price of; doing up; twoi colloras, and
instead lie toi collared "'.'and j done up.
F)f 'quite a time past dirninutive ur
ch ins having been plaging;the two in
h icent, s fi: :at.end-to-your-oWn f business
ct inamen.' So when "jWollie" shambled
to the doof of the laundrymd shouted,
w th! an . elaborate display of : slang,
"SayS whateher charge :to do up to col
lars ' this i par ticular washee-man ,
AfiChin, was riled sorely.; With a
ptg-tail perfarie ejaculation, sounded
iinj--i"4i.':sqij'ekyi;-:.yibrating-'--.tbne add at
msigmiiceiii i one, ne syraug xuiwaiu
and made a swipe
at the email -speci-
men f or 'unmnity.
3Ie evidently in-
tended to decapitate ;"Wplle," who
stood as a martyr to he sins pf others.!
However,, it was' nisi executions that
1 js i faulty lucky "Wollie"4-and - he
! missed the boy entirely, but 'the blow
delivered Iwith sufficient ; accuracy
as; to remoye very jauntly his straw
rrtlj-liT'iftjhiv;- ;iil: , "-..-rt-t " ! - ' - 'a
- Not a minute, nav pot a' second, did
"Wollie" stand- 6n the order of i going
:He went at1 once, and that, too, at a
winning-gate iniany tterby.; FiOrthwith
he went to Justice McjGowan and pour-
ied forth; his roubles, A vsarrant w as
!at, once issued, and Ah. CJ&n brought
;'into fthe .mighty court. Now Justice
MfGowaH' is an exeeedingly vers&tila
;manj but : he was .at a lost to discuss
S politics with: : Ah; Chin, who i: would
! quietly ligteii; wrhilejthe legal : matter
swas eing- expounded then to mildly
respond.' '!Me: no understand.'?
', Afilast,!! a great idea was btt upon.
' Williams,!; the Mongolian's ' native
brother and : business; partner is- quite
; fluent with the English language. He
was sent or and In this way the truth
wts'l'gptiiatfi' ' i.jiy-Uu.-:' ii 1 l-ii.:
. Ah chiil admitted his offense, and.
I of course; a judgment of-guilty naa to
I be recorded. , tioweyer, no was ice oil
nhnn navmentr oi costs, wuicu ub.ic
i, winch t
luctantlylpaid.
Rescued Froni the Surf. ;
tThere came very ffejar' bemgja arown
ing "accident; at tj'rightsvine peach .'on
Sunday afternoon, opposite; the Ocean
Hotel. About a! dozen gentlemen
were in .bathing and, there .was a vi-
Icioujs sure on .with a! very; strong cur
rent running out to sea. Several of the
party crossed ojver the slough jand went
orij the outer reef . to. enjoy tne nne
hrtea'kersl that : (were; leapiris ne after
the othejr lout there. It was easy work
gqiri ouljf with; the; cflrrjeijijt.; but
Iwprlci totget back. : j ;! . j j
awful
j 1 fea-ithe : gentlemen, found, that the
leurrent tvas dangerods they started to
1 s. f v. i -J- -
t,vfatspn, --'of fthe British, steamship
ipaichurst, caught the cramp in his
;ieft teg and btvami Ja! helplejss victim
iStolthe. pounding breakers.;) In! his powy
iieTless condition land feaiizflng; that; the
ieurrenfl was taking him otit to sea, he
Icalled for help. J;-'.' ! ;(; j ': 1 '
j Immediately U the other gentlemen
who were then out of ,'dangerj put back
!tp Captain Watson's h rescue. I Som'e
Iswain to the retf tp 'assist him; while
others formed ai chain by joining! hands
aqd; thus j extended -tliemselyes . across
ithideep sslotigh and outj toj the reef
Iwheee Captain aV atson and the others
hooked on to the pro
:prpcessin
and were
hasuled fn: -';!':.. . .. .!
When Captain Watson was gotten to
the beach he was very much exhausted
aqd suffered great paia in.; hi leg. The
cramp then, shot up into bpth'sarmsjan-d
had' this occurred while he; wjas on the
reef it" would, have been impossible for
ihife to Ihave ikept blsi Siead above wa
ter!;As i it: was, he swallowed enough
isaiti-iwater-tailast 'hirp a life! time. i
I : Thte,rescue was yerjk prompt-arid was
Idobe withbutLexcitementi-..bu "with de-
termination. ;: Some of the. gentlemen
iwiOiistpod in; the slough Were in wa
jter'upjto! their chinS and with both
jhainds heliT5' firmly byj thej Other men
'ins the chain they alst goti their fill of
isaltl wtiter as ;the surf curled over
them. : There was also a; tremendous
jcurrent ! weeping ; put tp sea, and
iitwasi;al thai the,c,hain jcduld; do to
:m.ke theiTPUlS in towalrds thej beacbj af--ter
Captain Watson had been secured.
If, the : line had been parted at the
slough several of the gentlemen would
have also, been left at! the mercy of the
current and would have ! had ; a hard
lime to' save'; themselves. tTfaere was
pot. a man in the surf; bbwever, that
jilid not go straight to the jrescue. Mr.
Walter;. Daggett did' a specially i heroic
aotiani prpf swimming out to Captain
Watson to assist htm till! -the 'others
ctmid rach hm- r .!)''' " ' !:fv'--i
ffpaptain: vv atson, appreciating tne aid
extended -to. him, publishes a ci d
this morning's ' Messenger 1 thanking
them for the rescue.. iWe haVe an idea
that the old niari has; something in his
had:fo the;boys. ; y
Kiren'soTirniittee at
Work
Thf r werp thrM hiiv 1;fel Men in
the citi" yesterday. jTheji were Cap-
itaim James if, McGdwan ! and Messrs.
I?: P. iHi t Strilnon ' and N. Polits. of
lEotaifH o.5.: Improved Order Of-
Red Men.; They wkm Bagmg arrange
ments for the fitting inp the ew lotig
room, on' ront street, between ; Dock
jahd; Orange. Electri lights; are ; to be
placed inj position, partitions erected,
', ante radios niade, and eyerythihg must
be ready bv the first of the month.
when four lodges of jth city are 'to
transfer their headquarters to this
In Raleigh Between Sol-
' ' :'Ai 1 rx'i Mf: A a -i:'-':;iV -
diers and Negroes.
MANY EXG1T1N
RUMOR'S
! ii M
I lncreaed
f
Tbe : ProTott
Guard
and.
-: ! I I-''. J'1'- I !i I- ' i - - : . 'I '
Quiet Itefclored-The Second to Break
-'- . -.. . - j-:- vi J 'r f -: h -i- j - :
Camp Todaj-W. I.!'inrrrltt Deter
mined to Secure the Nomination W.
! :- i .i. ! ; I
A. Gathrlelieeonie a Democrat Lln
ney Again Ilaa iOppowltlon In Ills
Own Party. ; - j ' . r
! ?- -': t :-;uiM '!' 1 1-:- ' '" !T '-
''f ! M-essenger Bureau, 1
Raleigh, N. C.,1 September 19.
i nere. was plenty? or lexcitement yes
terday afternoon i and jlase, evening jin
East Raleighj just oultside: the city
limits and there was- a narrow escape
from rjoting.. There weneja thousand
and onetories, to th effect that mem
bers, off tlje : Second; regiment and ne
groes were fight mg and that several
had been killed - on each', side. Here
are the facts: j 1 ,
In East Raleigh tljere are several
"blind tigers," wheie whiskey is sold
on Sunday.
jurisdiction.
It is out
of the: mayor's
The;county officers know.
of the sales: of liquor
.Yesterday ; af-
ternoon two white men were sittingon
the steps of one of the blind tigers and
engaged m a dispute j - with negroes.
Botji the. white men aile worthless fel-
hnvs and fori one two warrants are out i
for former off enceSi The negroes threw
a vfolley of stones fand neariy broke; the
skull of one of the- white ; men. One
stone struck a soldier, who: was there;
unarmed.. ' He went away i.'aTid quite
mear found some of his comrades, who
returned-; with him toj the -scene. A
general fight followed,! in which the
other of the two white men who start
ed the row was shot in thei calf of i the
leg, one soldier was shot through the
hat, another was wounded: in. the- tip
of the finger an-d 'two jr three negroes
are sunpiiisied to have! been wounded.
Mayor RUss telephoned to camp for a
guard to reinforce the regular provost
guard and 100 men were sent in, arriv
ing in twelve mind tes, under command
of Major John W, Cotten. A guard
was placed at the. corner of each; street
along the eastern boundary,: all soldiers
passes were revoked. Forty men were
thus. put on guard, 1 a like number kept
at the station house and twenty kept
at-the capitol square as: a reserve. AH
these, men, -like, the provosti guard, were
made subordinate; to the civil authori
ty, f There were reports by some excit
ed people that a mob had seven soldiers
cooped up: in a house, i These Were oil
IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE PAY.
"-. :-! : ' : ' AA . . A v ' !i " -'"H ! 'J'.t ' ' t-- - ---U '-it ' v 'fv - 'lAA -3Iore
Troops at San Francisco are Ordeal to Manila.
, The Government Intends to I Station ! 2pAto Troops in the
Philippines, 12,500 inl Porto Rico and 60.00N Criba.i I !
Rush Orders are Issued for Repairin V;)regon and Iowa.
They Will go to Manila. ! ' .-':iJ -i - J
Indications Point io a Certain European? iwer Trying to Se
cure a Most Important Island of the Philip jne Group, Which
Out- divarnni'otit Will Wt Dormif - -' f! ;" '" l A A '. I ' : '. i ' '. - !
uur uuvcruiueut w in not rermu.
There is Conflict Between
Turkish Military jCommande'r
Candia.,.;! 'vvii ; 1 11 : I Ja$
An Attempt is; Made to Poison
5 The Inspecting Surgeop Makes a Alost Satisfactory Report on
P the Condition of tlie Camr: at lacksonville. . i -. I s
';..,: -; ;;..:: -I j - - :;.i
i 1 he Due u Orleans Issues a
l
e
posed Revision of tlie Dreyfus Case, p
' Miss, Winnie Davis Died at Noon Sunday
t:..,,f c.-uUf u,r .-.
The Deal . to ! Form the ! Continental1 iacco Company is
Again Oni aI:: Tj V- j ; 'pr IH'I n!;l;'; Jhl ; .:;; ' x
Orders are Issued Changing
UomniPhfc - 'I'J... VInfl. Will U.
vgitivu . Aiivt 'in tra.a . v v a a a KJr
false. The guard was kept on ali night
and there was .no further disorder. The
soldiers did not start the trouble. The
two drunken white ; mep and fthe "ne
groes : caused it. x. numbei of arrests
were made by; constables todayi- The
feeling between some of thei n,egrb
and the: troops, is high, this! being par
ticularly the case with the troops from
the extreme western part of the state.
The arms oft the Second: regiment,
save those to be , used by the guard
were alTturned in todayi and stored.in a
warehouse which the government has
leased. This will be. guarded and there
will also be a regular guard at camp.
It; is said that about 100 officers and
men will remain in eartip, nof taking
'their-furlough, i Nearly all the scaptains,
will be here ten days anyway, settling
up -accounts with -the mustering-out of
ficer, i i". !: '-.F I !' , ! I . i - f. : i
Tomorrow 'those ; who take:: furloughs
go ! home. ; The companies from Wil
mington and Fayetteville will arrive' at
those points at. 5:40 o'clock and 4:30
o'clock p.; m., - respectively, and the
people yvill give them an ovation. : it
Major E. M. Hayes, of the Seventh
cavalry, is her onithe way to Arizona.
As i the senior major he; will take -the
regiment to Huntsville, t. Ala,, .' its . new
rendezvous, and it will ibe r in General
Wheeler's commandi of five: cavalry
regiments, which go to Cuba and Porto
Rieo. Army officers here so state.
Chief Surgeon Stockhard,: of jthe- Sec
ond regiment, who is to ibe court-martialed
for1 absence: without leave, was
upland ini uniform this imorning," in the
note!, Duts not at-'camp. t ;i- : i:
Charles i M.i Creech, one of the. mem
bers of rie lower house lof the legisla
ture, from Johnston county, did in the
hospital here yesterdajy of analarial
poisoning.1 He was .33, years of age and
had for some, time benj aa agent for
farajeigh: Mills, near here. His bdy
was taken -.home for buftlal. s - -
It is learned that Wi D. Merritt, the
populist nominee for jude in theiFifth
district, attended khe cdnvjention as a
.delegate, attended the jsecret Caucus,
made a. speech for himself, voted - for
himself and .then; made, la speech ac
cepting the nomination, j i .
It'is learned that all tthe trouble in
the, First regiment in-tie way -of op
position to remaining in service " was
in the Asheville company, i Its eaptain
has resigned and ; this will end : any
trouble, it is said. j : -i ' : ''
Major William A. Guthrie; will, it s
said, take the stump ; next : week.' for
democracy, an4 while jsuprcmacy, in
thei. Seventh district. : Ie is a strong
speaker; : ;:: . -. - jr. i . . v
Ex-Congressman John M. ', Brow'ef
comes out as an independent republi
can candidate , for congress ' In- the
Eighth district, against Linney. ; The
bolters who nominated J. O.j Wilcox
forf congress-: Willi endorse lirbwer on
thei 26th instant, lAVilcox having died.
The democratic pominee in that dis
trict will beTeither ex-Congressmen W.
H. Bower or H. Ii Green. ,
Judge Green declines to set aside his
Junigemin that W. L4 Norwood and
nob E. r. Carter is superior court judge
of the Twelfth district. He says that
Carter did not look after: his Case
promptly enough. Carter expected to
be f made the republicarJ nominee for
judge, nut W. A Hendricks got the
nomination and now Carter says Hen
dricks t must fight withl Norwood for
i right to ' the office,
From
West Indiesi
m.
VERYHGH INDIGNATION
a:a: A- mm
Over GreaJ iimbr of Death oh Oae
SpanUh ir.ntport'Ameiiran Com-
': flit's- -:;.- t : . ' -I t- V
mliilou f -iUTana Oeeapjr thie Troth
. Hotel A&feAre Well Orders (of Bfan-
. -. - -E;3s::S'-- 'i r.:-.- ,1 - ! . i I
ro for Co"4atln2 Cattle Revoked - A
i . : -- - so. i --F -.. i--
Hitch Be5 -een, BrlUh and Xurkiah
i Officers tlrete.
Madrid, w.Jstember 19. The minister
of war, Geferal Correa, has. Ifesued in
Struetions the return of tpe, Span
ish troops 4$ the West Ind.es. The
-, - j - i. :gfe.:: . ' !. 1 ..- !- '! .
sick are toSfaVe first, $nd the archives,
especially,' ifise relating to he -war,
will be bop?t to Spain with tjhe arms,
ammunition, jiags and' material stored
in Cuba aSr Porto Rico. 1
The mirfgsrer is greatly incenset at
General Tfd? fpr having sent him a
dispatch dS the. latter's i arijival j at
Vigo, (Spa4rl from Santiago pe Cuba,
and.said T:9 oughtjto be court-martialed
for conduct as govjrnor of
Santiago. jfeSffv -:- - ' !' ;,;!-'!. '
There isnuch indignation here, at
the factt hthere were 123 deitbJ dur
ing the T(5ja" among the 1,000 Span
ish on trant Vrt San ignacio de Loyola, ,
from Sant de Cuba. !The Span-j
; j v'-v, - i,,nw jLtk
to. the "iBE4anity: of the Americans
in obliging,: e ick Spaniards to em
bark and ma 4e roomj in, the hospitals
for the Amea'cans." . i I i I f
Havana, , September 19. All the
members o? he American evacuation
commission, came ashore frpm jthe
steamer: Reeoite this! morningand are
nowinst:lle& at the! Trocha hotel at
Vedado.:-!;9flre well. Major i Allison
sprained liknkle; but-the injury is
not impartC. , I . j
Rear Adffils,ral vLuisi Pastor lLandero,
captain of thf port, who was original
ly elected member of the ppanish
evacuation ?mmission, hks, owing to
sickness; f1 replaced by Admiiral
Manterola,-;0will sail for Spain to
morrdwi owf to his ill health! :
Captain I jetieral Blanco has ordered
that the cri f cation of the few cattle
remaining f i the island shall !be sust
pended inf i.re- Matanzas ; province,
4afiftAaAalBAaWAsaU I
ii r-h ,
r
the T5ritisl r Admiral and the
Over the ; Suffiinder of Arms 'at
I ' lhAY 3giA -'i-';-: " :. V j ;(
Aguinaldok i I i
- v.-7.
Manifesto s C"
t?n6uncing the Pro
i;: . ... taJ,i
the Location, ti Several Cayalry?
Conf V,L.t- .B.-i-Jf.-, : - : I :.V ! - .
kvub - v v wo V s 3- .-. -t
.iii- -ii t St-: r : ; - i
where it thl e&tened to become a; death
blow: to aIl(36sBible work in theifieldsj
The necessyw that similar steps' bej j
taken in ' Piat; del Rio and otherProv-j
been ruineq;r the work of gathering!
them delayil ithroughj lack of oxen. ;
The steal? Alfonso XIII., ejailing'
for' Spain -i jrJaorrow, will carry 291;
boxes i. of.'dV?men.ts of 'the military j
archives; 44 will also have on board:
the,, divisiiu &l General Gonzales Cor-!
rail ' it ; . , ! ; . ' J
' Candia, laVid of Crete, September;
19. Edheft' Fasha, the Turkish gov
'eruor, haf just had I a proclamation
publicly,
cly,rd
paying that by order of
the sultaniiac lkrms must be: surrender
ed; to thejsgHKimittee formed for that
purpose. ', - j
Later--lftl.S flisarmamenVof thesMus
suimans ' 1 ja ? been delayed, Etjeyad
Pasha, thcHurihsh military command
er demand' 4 ng. that the arms to be de
livered ri!i3erd a Turkish washlp.
Admiral- lit'lf the British naval com
mander '.fii viss that they i be handed
to a Bqtiyljs'lrUard. ' i .r ; i :
i SoldletsvA. tacked br Nesroes. :
Raleigh, 5 X:- C,
September 19. On
Saturday 5i -ll a party of soldietrs of
. i :J' i ? :' ;-.-; " -. ' '. ' ! '
the Second Worth Caiionna volunteers
were: attald by negroes 'and t-o of
the negitoftsf injured. Ibn Sunda af
tepioon a?tched fight took; place be
tween' fift.?rV.!soldiers and about 150
i . . u n rs ; , . : j . - ,i
negroes.L Jy 'Pne wasi seriously ihurt,
though --fifJyS br . sixty shots were ex
changed." (3f!fitling has been high between-
theftgroes and the soldiers'
since; ; th fel5jgroes making "thjreats
freely Sh'l . after J 12 o'clock r this1
morning! a--hite "man wds wajlking
QUietiy thl-rfh the colored qu)arter
wbeh - negrrel; fired. ! from ambush,
without I Mk4itAing or provocation.
wounding Sfofc'rt; in the:leg. A detail of
sqldiers aricpiolice went to the scene,
bat the eriisinals had fled. ); No one has
been apprefinded; There Js greajt in
dignation the -outrage and further
tronhW i:: -JEtftf'fl : : t l.i
I'Ar A Mi'..' A.l '.
3Iantfftary tbe Due d' .Orleans
.jParis,';Spt-ber 19. The Due fl'Or
leans has Jaf .U'id a manifesto denounc
ing the jfirf ViEuuLtes. He accuses1 the
ministry ISffeeking a revision of the
Dreyfus iVOi-edings while convinced
that . Dre jf U fwas guilty, : under pre
text of cmig the public for their
own proflL "e. declares, the prospect
makes hi heart quiver, and he con
cludes hissroj5ifesta In these wor4s: i,
j"French;toifc, we are masters lnl"pur
oWn countr-t Your ' servants, subec
to occult-jat .d pernicious ' power.'lpre
Bm; to tajKe i upon you the wiil to
wjliich thVibmit under pretext of
proving ttf'e i:ithocence of man wiom
the militajfjy rtribunals have condemned
as a traitknv 'It is the army theyt are.
trying to jaafit?oy, aua ifTance tney ar;
striving to liisn. Frenchmen, WJl
OrdereReturned
ii-
N.
Performance Last Mht fcy
the Ullan Tucker Company. '
i Th far well, performance of the
tan Tucker Company was given at the
opera hods la4t night. A very-large
audience fcaa present, one that hardly
found standing! '- room: available.' and
they shelved 'I their appreciation by
IhUnderouja applause. The piec,e pre
sented wis the ever I favorite. "Ten
Nfehta lna Bar Room.'; with its great
moral. :: -t :j :j;- . i ;--.- ;'
Mr. J. Fiancii Kirke played the lead
ing role, aiat ot Joe Morgan, lie, por
trayed tt in hfs.uauaj high artistic and
reausuo myie. h'ite rest of the cast
was ably ustalned by
aers of tle company.
the other mem-
! The presentation last night was the
farewell qne; are sorry to say, and
before thei lastfact was given Mr. Chas.
C. fVaughtj. th; clever and able mana
ge f o thft company,' came before . the
curtain and vfry graciously expressed
his tharika fon-the kind treatment he
and his company has received at the
hands of ihe Wilmington people. -r
1 The company leaves this morning for
Raleigh, ii) play! the balance of the
wejek." .During their stay here the in
dividual m?mbers.pf -the company have.
made many friends, j especially Ir.
ThaddeusSGray; fOn hei stage this gen
tteman isttan actor of the highest de
gree, irecoirnizqdl by allOff the boards
hp is a coiigereial, scholaVjy, joHy gtod
fellow, whi everybody like. Vive, vive
Thad.l Gray, i I , n
l.
FI N TONIGHT
V
A: ' rr-' P.IV :T
-- '
"Tho
At f the Opera i House: Conies
btranjee Adventaresof IHUs Browri.H
One of tbe funniest of all farce com
edfc?s will A be at the opera house to
rri'git.. It i ill bej J'The Strange Adven
tures, of Miss Brown,'' j the great New
York and j London I success i wh ich js
now touring the south - for- . the Jirst
tinie- Allwho enjoy a good. heart;
llli7h Rhrtlitii nnt fail to bp Oils nla
It is exceedingly funny 'and is being
presented Jby a company! of merit is
what the pjapers Jof.t Virginia said about
it last week. Weidare say.that a pack--ed
i house ill j.be In order -tonight at
the theatre. 1 , '. i"
I'fThe Strange Adventures; of Miss
-Rrbwn"; has a i world wide reputation
as being tlhe funhjest and most ludi
crous, yetf cleanest piece .of- comedy
work ever produced on -any stage- - It
had a run of jctne ; thousand nights in
London, abd .one hundred nigiits in
New York. :The Jcompany is composed
of -the cream ofj the first 'class New
York talenti Miss Lucia; Moore for
merly Mr. Keenels leading lady) play
ing the pat of Angela.! .:: -;
" iThe plotj is ridiculous, -dealing with
a i youftg afmy pfficer, in jdisguis? of a
sqhool girl s.oj()uirning in an academy
for young ladies, while on a search for
his wife, wiho has been separated from
him by a sterfi guardian. The; compli
cations that constantly - arise rae
rousers. j t i - ?; . f " -! -.
Seats can be, obtained at Gerken's.
i i !' ! :' .! :-!.:
Atlantic Cliba' Abandoned Frolts
i From th officials of the enterprising
Atlantic Yiacht Club, of Wrightsville
Beach, we earn that owing to the fact
that it wai impossible to make-"arrangement
iwJth the Seacoast railroad
company to: hpld their 9. o'clock train
the club ha(d ti reluctantly give up th
idea of. having their entertainment to
night I : i -
'iThis statement will I disaDDoint a
large numberj of people who have
eagerly looked J forward to. what would
have been
ant auspicious- event.
L i
To Attend St. Mary's :
Quite a nimherjof Wilmington young
ladies, will
ve 1 this week to attend
St.? Mary's
stehbol, at Raleigh. : Among
those going i will oe Miss Emma West,
Miss Anita 'PeRosset, iMiss Carrie
Wright, Miss jjMary ; Nash, Miss Nellie
Emerson. idisS ; Ellfott Emerson, Miss
Mabel Powpt-sjMiss Julia Parsley, Miss
Mary Nashf Miss Beulan- Armstrong
and Miss GayVord. ; r4
Some of (the! young ladies will .take
their , departure tomorrow, and some
the day following. I
IVblte pien. Getting Togetber
A gentlerhanlwho h!a been on a trip
to Sampson county tells: us that he be
lieves that Old Sampson wfll give 500
democratic
majority on the 8th of No-
-.vember. Ill tth. election i two years ago
th fusions Itlcketi was overwhelmingly
elected, but! pu informant tells us that
the poulisti j are trooping back to the
democratlcJparty.! The White men are
getting together.
Mr. J. F.iEveritt returned yesterday:
from a tripf bf fseveral; weeks at Rock
ingham. Isi a4chat. with, a Messenger
;rpresentatve: jyesterday afternoon he
said: Thefwhiteimen are coming to-.
gether all 4p and down the Carolina
Central railroad--"jThe poUplists are re
joiiiing thef democratic party in s great
numbers. The' populist party is :dead
in Richmottd county, i The leader Of
the poulists has 'declared that he will
bei j with the! democratc Jn.thls struggle
that is nowtgolng on. ' j . f
i - CfttoD for Europe
The first ftargo of cotton cleared from
Wilmington! this jseason ! was shipped
on the Brftfeh stekmshin lYearbv. 'an-
tain Goldsvtorthy which.. cleared : yes
terday for" Bremen, with; 9,564 bales,
weighing 4j-40,S83j pounds, valued at
$248,900. Thje Cargo and vessel are by
Mssers. Alexander Sprunt & Son.
i-ne nrst fargo ast year was by the
British steatmship
Hawkhurst, Captain
watsen, wiisich
Cleared ; September 7,
1897, for Brfemen,
with i7J83 bales.
i- -s 1- .: ' u '
I Death, of ITI r. Armstrong .
! She numerois friends! of Mr. Jno. S.
! Armstrong,pisident .of" ( the National
iBank of Wlmingtoni will sympathize
j-ith him i the death of his mother
who passed: away at Culpepper,; Va.,
on Sunday. 1 The 'funeral j.: took - place
yesterday. M e. Armstrong and his
family were ip Culpepper to ' be with
his mother tn iierilast hours. ;
V i '-'I-' . :;-: !!--?!-'! ::(: -:' . M '
ITIlss Davis? Funeral to prcur Friday
RichmondJ Ya-.'September 1SL A-'telir
egram recved bhere tonlght from
Mrs. Jefferson! : Davis says the funeral
of Mi8s .Wiiinie wl"H take place in this
city on Friday, the exacti hour not yet
being decided; upon.-: ;
Tka Royal is kiqbest arasaaldag oowom-
.! sawa, Mtaai tMtsaaow It gaiMt.
VtifA tartsvr ttaa asy stksr hrsad,
1
Absolute fmx
Ath i '-. n !;!: 'v'vti':.
WW.
SOVl KMriWO FOWO0., I
i Toac
I' L
The Ragged Edge
PUT HAVE A ' COMPLETE FULLNESS"! iOF lORDEflS IN
Merchant 1 Tailoring
WITH A .FULL Ol OTA OF
-: ;. - i
If any one Slww-s a,
:. Larger: or Finer h
IIS, I
lane ol i
Than oH.Our Tables, we
f
Ih NECKWK.VR; I'NlKRWKAlt, H
and bthcr Gent Furnilitn?s, we take
We Are Jgain' Ready
To show you our FALL 8TOCK ahead of onr Competitors, i
- . ill-- , - ! .11'-: I - - " -I -. ' it i
OtirSUock is now complete, j rWn have nothing but what :i
isKaml FKESH. f-'M '"!' - U' 7 j '.' '' -' - M IM '
U U U U UIUUU uuuu
1WUSSFXL CAR KETS in Room.
VELVET CAR FETS. a Large Line, S?ic to t, . i ,.
;IIGlvAlS CARITv. Cotton and all WoolS to 75cl S'; ' f ! !
Largest assortment of RUtS 'eVer sht1vn: in: the city. I
ilet us sell yem w: WINDOW SHADES lor make! over your old;
ones. Prices guaranteed. 1 " 'j j 'j ' .
I ' Iiiiportedaprx'KH Patterns in all New! S babies. i.ft th Army Hlurs K
of f Oovertydotli, -IMH; to
DrcMKCH wc arc allowing a
C W. POLVOQT CO.
-.- m .-''-; :. : :hiA'A'- :- .'!"-;- : - -i..--.. :'i.: : 1 1-::
V. IL Corsets and Standard Pattern, f j' J ' ! A- ' I''1 ---i !-!"
Ii" -.. . - j.-,-" A7,-7 i - ! -V.. - 1- .1,) : j- f TT:
It Goods Up lo l)ate"Prices Dovvu to 7.0
iA::y-" 7 7 A ;..:,AMA -'A;A. ;-f.--,li I '!! " -: :;)' : Z
C3
a-
-a
CD;
P
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If it fckes Two to Make
Can4if!"the One and
li.-.-Vt- . v
Harness and Bucfrics.
Trunli s and Bags.
We don't Miaiui to have the
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make a tMsfcter one iinnoSMible. M i 1
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KORTII FRONTStKEEli .
p 18
S. C. MGELHOEF,
DERSONS. who' have
1 paired will please
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SI C. TDingellioef:
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i Ii S.Whilu Store is
will be SOLDgAT COST.
NOW FOR
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I: tjne neatea term najjDeen Droxen and
nowjon, mis Deing so.smju must prepare ror it. i W!e have what you need in
; the-vay of j - j .J - ' 1 1 j - . ; ;
(flarpets aiid House Euniishings.
;.-! i: Now you have got lb have something in thla Slipe, so whyiwait until th -best
ihas been selected Some have -availed themselves" of th!e ODPorfunity
Why not youZ 1 i H I
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I A SPT,P, T A T IY So"
itV.- for S2jjX J -L I. , ;
VL- : ' -v 3 - j
i i i They -are size 9x12 -ft and "are of the
effects. If you 'like: highart creations this
AXtllHSTER!!. HOQUETS AI
In bqth room and hall 'f tterns; also stairs. The:
itfes and latest styles fcrdicoloring. , ; --
ahlu.- r oLuca vers B pry iiuus riat
Extra Super and Uni Carpets, Kugs, Art ija res, ;Mat tings, j
! j ! - ' j Window Shades, Lace Curtins, Portiers, Tab
IN FACT ta COMPLETE
OIL. CLOTH , AND LINOLEUM
and 16-4. It will be our; pleasure to serve your wants. H ) i' "t '
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.t gUC-SESSOB TO BB0W5 & RODDICK,
No; 2T9 North Front I Street!
AGENT FOR BUT j" ERICK'S PATTERNS
NEW ARRIVAL
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,1 "n,on tyillbe placed (jri, Sale today. These Good
i ' ; ave been Se'ettl wijb; great care, and 'embrace
' - I , yiany of the NEWEJST FOKEIGN FABRICS: All
."j! ' ! i -iveaskls an inspectioa pf our BLACK GOODS. as
ll f ' s . . ; ?ve are satisfied we can! please the mowt fastidious. I
ttii . 1; 5 :
win also snow
50 Dozen
i::i! a ;; !-,:. r- 'Ami
; I , In the Most Desirable Fall Shades fn
A Few R. & G. CORSETS LSfti
.f ' which
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.We
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are ore AgeM f9r the Celebrated R, JAEGFR'S SANITARY
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR. Call for
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CTolrxn
Do Yon Want a' Barrel
FLOOR
oixne erv esi
TltlS TOWN' AFFOfiPS FOR
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If ybu do let us have ? vour order
quickjor you might losethe- opportu- j
nity. pVe do not .meaa i"fcht there la
Jno ! JPljur as i good anjr-jhre else, in ,
town, but we Do; mean- tot Bay ,that '
Departmciitv
SKILLED' WORKMLW.
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have not heard of it.
ANDRKUCHIKl-. COLL. li. oir I- a
the lmtj conH" In, look an 1 buy. . j : ;;
mi
Will be our Fort thU woek at the -
Ltmrnt Irl,T that New,, Good !
MerchandlwccanKisslbljr ! Ir- j,
h tw nolil for. f
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Halt and Stairs, at Oc. .
SI per rarlt For Hchool Cliil(lnm'ai
strong If no f all-Wool U3o NOVKLTV
a.Bari(a
n, Tou
Ttireo tuarlcrs
IxwtStore, but we try to
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JEWELER.
HR1S
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VESIliS
C123 3lilUvKT STREET.
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Left
G-oods to be Re-
call for them at once, ,3
ax fli vij 'III ' a-.'jf j;-
open all goods in Stock-
BUSINESS
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we may expect cool weather from'
tbat is Rarely Shown on j
this Market, and that Is j I
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andsomest, and most novel
t . i - .
richest!
will c
ftalnly please-you. A-1;': V -
D TAPESTRIES."
are of the very .beat
Qua)-
snouia oe iirj
this department.
. Table Covers'
LINE OF
DRAPERIES,
The laBt named we -hava' n .j ii t'
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NEW. ED) GLOVES,
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uttons arid Clasps.
we are closing but at HALF PRICE.
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CataWu
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111 (Market. Street.
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ON ANTJ' AFTER MONDAY, SEP-
tember .lKhtraiifs on the Wilmington :
Seacoast f Railroad will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at :30 and 10:1;
a: m., 2:30 and 6:50 p.,m.- ' ,i ! - i:
Leave! Ocean View at 7:30 and 11:30 ;
a. m. and;5:00 and 9:00 p. tn.. dally ;
except ISupday. : ; hn ' j vr; . :
Sunday--Leave Wilmington at 10:19"
a. m and 2:30 p. nr. Leave Ocean View -at
11:30 aJ m. and 6:00 p. m. 1 ! ' 7 ' i
On thejl0:10 and 2:30 p. ' nt trains
rreight will be carded.
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seacoQs
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i-uere. s uu uener. aouri g lor casn
trade, . - .! j ;. ; .?!t -'' .
THE ilHG GBOEl' CO;,'
B. P. KING, Manager.
, i 'Phone. 387. : Fourth StiWt Bridge,
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