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KiCi. 4M V- VOL. XIV No. !(. WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1901. PRICE 5 CENTS z TBI.Ktilt VIMIIC st'M M AltV e a r Th. - it r- -K in J:-!!-. vl ou-t ! orbr- g STORM MOVES NORTH th- -'.arm U.vl-lfc-h hv. 'rem hit r. f ir.r. ball m lr team Had th ro. Nir.-t. r. I a r "at. I.. - t I- ,h- 1 I- t from h w ! M I . ::g r..r , r. . .i 1 1 1 m v ! r. J :h A: . v : -1 H w n - r. t - x, i ar. I 1 1 - ' t-. ; pi ir.M r.if-r.tli.-T iff r-.'-xt Ti"-'.:; ' i r y o Vor- ;.:. ' J J - th - r ;r.tv .IT'! M , ir - t . P. - . -. N V ' .on ! i final M n it 1 v t N T 1 Y rk M M CENTRAL YESTERDAY NOT FAR FROM THE CITY OF MEMPHIS MUCH DAMAGE IN ALABAMA Height nf t ho Monti at Mobile ItoUcl ThurJ7 Kenlng-Hallway Tronic huh Siimpon.lo.1 - Reult of the Tor- .!! la and Aronnd Mobile Itnmors or I-o or Llrc-Wlld Hall Ttkootbc Htrot Daring t he (.lo The Storm Elsewhere. W.i..!r.gtori. ..f th- gulf r 1 l f - i :.'.:; hi.;:.,; m.c -! rrj 1- i-i i a .'I . ( v h .n r.u -. Irt flin at t a l - r- i . ' h i ' i In fr h. . wgtit H -Th t". t r n !hl r i tig. 1 "r i l.i v. uth M-:r.-hi- T-r.n r.. rth" .ifl it 173 li.)',ir. It I- ittt-Ti'l'M v. r ihr. in' h. h.i . -Mrmphl In the lajit i n! lrlk t , hitfh w ln.!; t h- st'rm i ! th- r- !:r.Kl -!iv Fr At '.a:-.? : M- ! :v.:ill l.iy m I r- I... ! ! 1. i: r ! i at. I m. .- I N A-:. r.u h -1-. I k h Th-' .1 . t- 4 i i . .it . I J.i. k- . l.' l r.ir i :t.it....a ri -r. I -..;ith- -!. rth-S-.ir: l.iy h '.s::..l4 ; ; i .il J nr.. I i At- th outsklo world. Ben now. but few wire? arc working ami these very slow ly. There Is no wire between Mobile ami New rlenns an J no prospects of any for several days. The- telegraphic lines on that uiislin were exised to th- full f" p f the wind from the Kulf and jkiUs are prostrated for miles. Tuscaloosa. Ala.. Ausust 16. The heavy rains of last niht haTe swollen the Warrior river, which has threaten ed U overflow muf h farmlnp lnd. Progress ,,n th. Kovernment work on the river is retarted. Montgomery. Ala.. August 16. The storm from th gulf did considerable damage In central Alabama last night. Sle ials from i lm.i and Troy say that cotton ami corn were prostrated around those towns and the loss to the fanners will b- heavy Tr.-ss were uprooted and houses unroof, d. but so far no loss of life has b-en reported At S.-lma a raft am hore l in the Alabama river and supporting a huge pile driver was -ur.k. arrying the ma hinery with It. .ilu 1 at Jj."". to the bottom. HuntsMlle Ala. August It!. Violent w iml and h- iy rains are doing great damage P th- rops In north Al ibama. All streams ar- woll.-n. Memphis. Tet.n . August 16. Th.- rf. f... t of th-- o;ith.-rn gul:' storm was f-lt h.-r- today when a steady rain, aiiom (.aiile.l t- a strong wind, began falling al an early hour this morning and con tinued throushout the day and early night The precipitation is the first of i. e In two months ami it ih beneficial to ' orn and n. August 3. Th- tropical ame up front the south BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT SIXTY-SIX LIVES L08T PARTIES TO STEEL STRIKE CLAIMING ULTIMATE YICTORY I Reported Casualties From tne Storm i lu Mississippi GAINS BY STRIKERS YESTERDAY Jollet Workmen Swluc Into Ilno Mil- j traukco Men Expected to Strike To- ! day Strikers Confident of Wluulug i Orr Chlcnifo Men Mill Owners Not Dlstnrbetl by Situation -Another Mi- j Keesport Mill Closed Other Expected to Shut Down. Mills nse pi- p n y :I1 ef'tati. Mobile. Ala t rm w hb'h W lu t in. sday and Increased In force ing the night following Is b.-11-ved ha- t c - i- r. in th- i. inity Mobile. Here the wind blew at the ,. of seventy miles an hour for s..me ... Various reports of the drowning n :i th- mv nave leacn-.i ii'i.. n of r.i tit of but It is impossible to co . .w ir.g to t h. complete detm m.-ans of communication N". 'thine his been Heard Morgan tonight. Two i . ,ast artillery are station- b irr.i. u- 1 ubte Hy re - O T- 1 ; t m n m, all from mpanl. 1 th.-re iv. d th No w i : 1 s t : '. h it . . x : g- Th- guif i:i 1 v. 1:. 1 s: f..:-. iei itr.u:n an hour - In Mo- h. .irtilb-rv ar-1 k- u- 1 ubt ..f th" blow. communication ..m had f th- N'an ls In Mississippi ; uts.de th- bar. forty miles b A r. y news cot-c. r:. in g the islanders must coin- by boat a nx lousl y await ed. Fort s of The e full with jound Pittsburg, Pa., August 10. The cen ter of interest in the steel strike today shifted to the west, where Joliet finally swung into line with the strikers, and Milwaukee appointed tomorrow as the time for a final vote on the Question The news that came out of the west cheered the strikers throughout the dis trii ts in this vicinity as no other devel opment since the labor war was declar ed. In their enthusiasm they count upon favorable action at Milwaukee to morrow, and. carrying their hopes still farther say that they will win Chicago over. Th-si- successes Ihev declare with nfideme will make them the situation und win the a i pa ret. t masters strike The St. pay that food tide . 111. . Ollle do n,,t s. 1 op- . . Uors the strikers of their sue - it can nevi .-m to be dis fr'te and a nd with a t he st rik.-rs t; -11. t s- ting t: : m : M :.-h. i t- t i..i Th u th-" Sh. s. ho t h l I.o b a i ..f St Th- w at- a : 1 Pos Th i- r h. r. p. .rt s or..T flfty-s I . r t t -1 i ! 1 v : . :::.) ass gg; ng . amps ers are siff-r:n.g th- breaking -iu.ir-1 tirtib. hv mu. h ..f I t l-.r. t ! ks f. I'lX'.e .v,v mil yn-us Profh-rs I" p.. int. w. re ba 11 v the p! in t s b-i rig bi. ma;.- . f !.- .'.ating !bl. at this time r IMrol i. from Vu- arrived In lite tonight, speaking a tv o m.isted x ms south. -,i- of dism.ist.-l Th-- capstan--. and llll nufactur- nsi.'.e-able l.,.-s by iiis Paw logs and r.ft- .! int.. Mobil- all m:ng up Uoyal stre-t. th.- -. at - ., : Tli-. id th-. mill of H - iroti- .-d ai Magazine im.ig1 parts ..f n a -a a v No e. 1 1 -in Mobil-. Is pos- Ar M N--- v k i . y 1 1 v i ii i r v it k - rary lo a t f N i: as t!. !-! -hut d. - a n - lr. th-- v. h 1. 1 . ' r :'..-h .r g. tins .md M NEW YORK roi.K i: INHK TMKVIS th- Doputy Comm Klonor V) ii t a 1 1 men t . crv Mnke tn the other hand, are nearly at the c. ss and when tho r be stopped. They turb.'d bj' ceiits lonlidc-me equal lo that -f talk of the certainty of ulti mate suc ess. Thev n.-serl liiat 'opu lar Sentiment has n.-vcr been behind th- strikers and that ihe g-n-ial inter est whii h was once aroused by th- c on test is quickly waning. They claim that they are more than holding their own in the non-union plants that were unaffected, or have been started since the strike began, and are perfecting plans for reopening s. ver.tl plants now I M-. Th--y also i laim that many of th-ir ir.-n. partii ularly at Mc Kecsport. Whe-ling and P.-llaire. were forced out by intimidation and will t 'in- back as soon as th- ex. itement dies out and ;h. :r safety is .insure. 1. Talk of . ;,. has been drop; -d for the time being, and it !s agreed that in its pi .-si r.t aspci is the situation indi-cat-s a ; rol uig-d ap.d stubborn con test. Two hundred men employed In the National (Pilvanizing works of the Na tional Tub- Company at McKeesporl slim k today They were the last IV i na ini ng w . : kir -n in the aff-ct.-d trades In that it' and the tie-up is now as . oinpl'-te as possible there. Many of the tub.- woik.-is although on strike, have refuse. I to join any union and the opin ion is expr-ss. 1 that there will so-n be .. bieak among the strikers. Th.- I morrow Sb.all'. r h is n. w mid .'.fat ig. ::i'e .:1s tic- I 1 1 , Th ; 'Pi ii unoth v have as' th.-re and said deli: r rally for to. ;.-d President st.-ak. but he .it-i that he Th abl.v t . Xt I'll! II" ganiz-rs are working in-:- p the men in line. Th-y ling then- operations to and Homestead- two gr i t 1 y 'tn .th M M t h I- i tie c . i .. : a n it b Th- : nl !ti ought by pr Presid. SS th- ; gholdS ,; 1 ' laim t. pla. . s. i :.! gaiti. K til- t"t .mt l.v t!i. nt Shaft", rrand t 't th- be c a I Ilegle I Li.uning i'v i iin- iiii.l diet New Orleans. August 16. The storm has passed and seems to have done no I great damage anywhere except along the river below the city, sixty-six fa- lalities occuring near the river's mouth, i In the city the injury was to the lake : side resorts and to the section flooded j by the break in a canal bank which wad j closed Defore morning-. Ilice and orange farms on the lower coasts were ' severely Injured. The inhabitants there believe that they were struck by a tidal wave combined with a cyclone. The lives were lost half a mile above the quarantine station. A' large house was overturned w ith fifteen people in it, and Mrs. It os a alker. her 10-year-old daughter Ida Walker, Miss Birdie Cob uen anu jiiiss cobden were drowned. Both the Mlsipsrppi river and Lake Ponchatrain are falling rapidly and the storm has practically subsided. Tho water ha rapidly receded from the section of tae city overflowed yester day. Large bodies of men are repair ing tne aam-'ge done at the various lake resorts which bore the brunt of the storm. Little news has come thus far from the Mississippi sound: but there has been on los; of life in that reach of territory. The Louisville and Nashville railroad is still badly crippled. No trains have come in or gone out over the line since night before last. The subsidence of water, how cvor, makes it probable that the damage to the tracks will be quick.. ly repaired and that tratlic will be re sumed by ni&hi. A large number of cotton and other business men are still bottled up on the coast and mu. ole to get to their offices. I he Northwest i n road has had some trouble but the Illinois Central has aided both the Louisville and Nashville and Not thwe'-tern in handling their passenger traffic. Th- Cromwell liner Comus reached the city today. She had no trouble in the storm and spied no vessels in dis tress. I r . J. N. Thomas of the quar amino station boarded the Comus neai the mouth of the river and told Cap tain Franklin 'hat an unknown schoon er and a small boat had been wrecked in that vicinity and six lives lost. No serious damage wast clone at the quar antine statio;i. GREAT DAMAGE TO SHIPPING SEVERAL COSTLY ERRORS BY WILMINGTON'S PLAYERS IN GAME WITH RALEIGH THE THE GIANTS SHOULD HAVE WONS Game Lost by Errors on Part of Frost and Thackera Failure of Former to Make Easy Don bio Play and Passed Ball by Latter Give the Game to Raleigh - Newman Pitches Fine Ball. Charlotte-Tarboro Game Called lu Sixth Inulnir, With So Knns Made (Special to The Messenger.) Raleigh, N. C, August 16. Frost's failure to make an easy double play when each base was occupied and one down lost the game for the visitors to day. They should have won, for New man twirled superb ball and separated the few hits made- He also helped out with a two bagger and would have se cured, in all probability, r home run but for a remarkable catch by Curran in right field. The locals third runan obtained from second on Thackera's passed ball. Rain in the first half of the fourth inning- stopped the game for ten min utes, after which play was resumed- Hopkins and Person will face each other in the box tomorrow. A league meeting- called for tomorrow night here by President Higgs promises to be interesting. The time for signing players for the pennant games is up. All teams must stay as now constituted. SCORE BY INNINGS. Raleigh 00210000 x 3 4 1 Wilmington ..0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 7 4 Patteries: Stocksdale and LcGrandC: ! Newman and Thackera. I WILMINGTON. I A.FJ R. H. P.O tseff nmm Founded 1842 M "SING THEIR OWN PRAISE. OF CHEAP PIA1MOS! STIEFF PIANOS are constructed to endure tho Scnuhore Cllmntp of Wil mington, and have stood the test fori:) year. SOMB PIANOS WILL NOT ENDURE IT.. If RETAIL DEALERS would consult the Interests of the people, and not altogether their own, the Piano Pusiness in Wllmlrgton would be on higher plane. Buy the STIEFF direct from the Factory and SAVE MONEY ' CHAS. M. STIEFF, Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore, IV north and South Carolina Branch Wareroom. 213 N. Trton Street. Charlotte,'!. C. C. H. WILMOTU, Mannuer ' - - l 9 f WILLOW RUN BUTTER We furnish the QUALITY that wiil Biuld Up Your Business t t Buy Wholesale from WM. E. WORTH & CO We are Going to Close Our Summer Stock of Men's and Boys' IF PRICES WILL DO IT Clothing Serious Results sacola a;id of tho Storm at Pen- Off That Port. Clayton, ss. . . Devlin, If Warren, "b.... McGinnis. of.. Dommel. lb. . . Allen, rf Frost. 2b Thackera. c. . . Newman, n . . . . 4 0 0 3 2 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 3 4 0 3 1 0 4 12 7 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 15 0 2 0 0 6 1 4 0 114 !4 1 7 24 10 Pensacola. Fla.. August 16. The French steamship Cyrano, which ar rived this morning, reports that the American steamship Evelyn, ten days from New York for this port, went aground at s o'clock yesterday morning about eight miles from Pensacola bar. She is listed and is fast going to pieces. The Cvrano Is 12 davs from Savaftnah and experienced very rough weather. The i.'yran , sighted the British steamship Spennvmoor yesterday but she went back to sea and was not sight- again. Duiing the storm last night RALEIGH. A.B R. Powers, ss 4 1 Hughes, of 3 0 Kelly, lb 4 0 Sorber. If 4 0 Hennegar. 2b 2 1 Cronin. 3b 3 0 Curran, rf 3 0 LeCrand, c 3 0 Stocksdale, l) 3 1 II. 0 0 1 0 1 0 n l l r.o A- 0 2 1 9 1 2 1 3 10 0 E. 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 E. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Suits 50 in broken sizes, valued nt from fi r.it to IIS no f. ;"0 Men's $10.00. Boys' Suits at $2.r.O. $3. On. Jl.on reduced from Values. Sacrificing goods on account of lutein The best "iiic Knickerbocker to be found In Negligee Shirts our best going at Jl ixi. Our Merchant Tailoring lKmartmont reopen thl week at $3o. 'Mi. Trousers $s.im). These prices reduo r only .". $4 .i0 nnd of season town. f .l , i'i llonl mixed suitings $12.50. Na. 10G North Front Street. Your 1 flolll tn.lc. of $4" '"I fuel MUNSON & CO SBBSBBBKBEBKKRIHBBIIBBBIIBIRailBHaii a KJ n ed again. Dti: the Portugues with a cargo c for St. Thomi. bark f timber Africa. h.-ic and at J : i iiimi !.. r of men third and final call r to about HO. 000 and il to .-, .hk-i lung over M M -v Th--! ! i r v n P h.- : 1 r I ! .. : t :! .y in w !.: h t. ! that !. t ight 1 !: -hi:, t . . c..-- letting !'-- .11. 1 hi- L , , ,.; h r as !. . ih 1 g- . ' r ;:. h: g I ! aa i ..t - :-.g a . : '! .i ! ,..-.v :t f. r peiit- : ;-ii; - Ii-- v.,:.s th. t I:- w .ail ! : r r t h-- t., t !: . t M- :, t. ! h. : . -a , - - : . g 1 1 " I ' ' l : : . ' w . . ". pi i K t i t' i a . ml. 1 1 '.; :k. at I . r - h- ei Tl-.e !. j.ut om - - a r - c ! : h i t ta- ha 1 Hin-r-l- ! Mr I'ii.ih.i. !-.--a h- v a- a;-; .a:,-. ! kir ,-!., Tlimit i r.-'.s i f the men out have ,,-aial otia work and ill- a. t number ,ow ell.- is unknown. The Amalgam.at- 1 Ass... i.,tion is organizing a series of m ; lo ni.-iit bureaus and !lan to place . '.!.- tv.ore .-f the ida' iTl'-n F'resi.iellt haff.-r announced today that after pt- mb.-r 1st. idle Amalgamated men o'lbl r'.-'ive strike betv-fits of .? 1 a . e.-k api.-e and that some provision b ould 1 ga r. iz. AVhife illa tion. nor from or men outside t the r N M M H : M. t 1 M:-. i - ' 1 J ; T: on lit! i t ti e I r of i rp Inrratlf IInn t -n I :i ! t r t ton At-mt Com of if- Ki'i- :h - nt i v 1 1 1 i g. Ta .! r. r- I'. th" ! i-oi,. m. i.. i; 1 ! - 1 1 . a: : -1 lie .k th- Fn-I iy ht ill I : T-.i I I a ; 'n: ask' t !v d- r hi" 1 o ith. I f. M i r- M 't i: li raw n y ..111! :ht . right- If ik- Th I th: TIIK PALL IUVF.R STIMKF. .1 Tbc .V - r'K '. r.ih; h - fr. rii' A I b m i - r V k ( nnv, ntlna 1 : M i -. tg. tll'TV nr. ! at ! :m 1 .1 ' ' ' I Th -H 1. at - P- Th. e a W 1 t-.' -am apl" The I'liloni to Take 1 Inal Next Week. Action 1 --i h : r u ! t . i "h - V I-t rtn f I v I loud bnrt . c:-' ! A ! it Tihi I r-.--r Pi FT-i i. th.' J 'h "Ity ' . 'h-.o . a ' t. :- ''"' t J Ch-r..-:-. lor t-irt T.y Jk ' o of Toledo F t 1 S t A t Ii ray I- L f Ci- r.g aur.t x formal !. and that wi! flrtn w ih um of i N t: Ml'Nl'I'.F.P l-VItjjt for fioh an 1 ev.-ry a-' irrh fhjit nnr.nt b cured by t f HU Catarrh c'ure Kia.VK J CHENEY Sworn to t.-for- me nr. 1 ub.r'.b-d 'rx my r"-.' th: 5'h day of I- Notary Public HU Catarrh Cur U tak-n Intern -Ur nl acts directly or. th bl.-l and mocou urfacrs of th- tfm Sn-1 tar testimonial, fr''. r. j. ciiErfrr. co. Toiio oW by DruitcUt. 75c JiAil'a rually PHI xe tie tMeit- !..- h-l t. Th- v i h i -t ; : 1 1 Th- bull v r. - , . i . th- i r.t t. g r t A th Th. b- Mobil- :: !'c--i t '. v r. I .1 : Ja ho a : . .tv one w a th- ..ivy run .st hortion tally. In. h. a ternoon was ire I bull In the stre.-t by men and bo , m l . h.ie.l th' tii. - g . r.e man. "h.irl- 'a'.! Two hor.-s w.-re .v h: h had to I kiil-d at t.. Je.ith by th- J-olt.-A '. r b-lr ill ;.. . j, uslon rm th- e,, ,im,,,,it Li'lv th- rescue of rh- tru. k live In th- mar. h.- b-- r nd Spanish rU-rs In t.. r.'.r;-. tr.ere ju:i.'I'-i half ilifn ... rescued Fall HI' labor uni final St. p r to r- sist by a ag s ef r , :t ;V It. . i.ition , all ..a the ,-. , , . on p.. j I at ' is r.o doubt to strike m r. Mass . August K -All the is In the , ity a Hi I.ik- th-' -.-Tt w e. k towarl -i ! isi.-n a -tr.ke th- pr-.p. - ut iT , p. i .-nt. Tonight th- i xe m . of th.- w.-a.rs ;-s.a-. i a special meeting to vote omir.. f.d.ition of th-- textil--meeting last night. Thef tlial the niemb.-rs w ill .n. o; position to th- redu. tion. Th- assu. b--rs. Th- xe uf.i. tur.-r-t- gi- . n ia!i-j'i ha about 3,1"" mem - 'in.'iit . x.- . t .lay I . . re drown-'d ill that i oui ! h-l who w.-re In spe, lal .Linger and bro-iRht them. to the etty Mie marsh d-ell-T named Stauter and hl family of r.tr.e sp.T.t th- night In an . r-'r-. fx-mt near his house and rowed to the , Itv this merir.g He does not think -r.-h:-g is le.'t of hl place The oth er marsh ;.o;Te returned today. s t ..nigh: Is that the pleasure a ht Ar'.-l bour.d for Kish river with r.nVrt and W'nthrol- Malb'tt. of Mo tile an ! Som- r-th.ers .n Niard. pound to . .-,-.. upon the wharf at Itattle. on th- .-astern rhore Nothing has been he.STd of the i retc Fr.-m the Fowl- river nt the western shore It is reported that the schooner Mircartl w-is taken up N-nllly and left hiic hr. l dry on tho b-a. h Jam'n Mr Mahon and four other men were on board M.-Mahon says a hous- on ivauphln Island was w ash-d away an! afterwards found In the woods Noth ing Is known as to the fate or the rx- u pant.s All wires have ln In a hor lesui wreck for the letter pjirt of twen-ty-four hours For fifteen hour there were no meat's of conamunc&tlon with agr til-be it b- m...l reasons gi is that th .hi. turn it du t ion is enough to a Ith mills t he south. uia - i omtnitt- of the man it., t today, but no id-. I can as to the time at whb h an ,11 be re. u h.-d. although th it the reduction w ill not b- -. end Se t- ml : . :.-r w ill . ,.s ; th-- amount. Th en for the l i i t.:t- ni' i.t m -. a ho are b-hitid the re i.i.:eiit 1.-I:ee if any . -1u-li:l.ib!.' it must be 1 Mge allow th- mills to c ompete v-i a here, and .-specia iiy in siriK aiel 1 mail" A d The I la r.t . will 1 , -i ga n iz w ith ill. and I hi anion men are being th- south to break th at th.- !! works at M.ness-n. is ex; -, t.- 1 that a start w ill be th.-fe th- first of next w- ek. spat' h fr 'in Mi K' esput t, says; -n ik. a i !. t the I ni.ii.-sne .f th.- iVirnegi- St -1 oinpany ..;;t in thr. e da s. Th. say it is 1 and is waiting to o-o;.erate Ilomest. ad and Piadd a k mills t this is the trump card Presi dent Lb- Is Shaff. expe, Id m. r has t a In ted if na n al n return to 1 I.;,.: Tr. e imported ork. M-:V TRANS-AM L ANTIC LINE PlatiH 1. or r the Co mpany Steamers o Texas Oil for Fuel. to prophet, laden valued at $5,000 .as badly dam aged, her rigging was carried away, masts snipped off. and sh,. was stove in on starboard side and stern. The bark Ih A. I.rayton, was also slightly injured. The storm last night was otic of the wildest ever known here. The storm increased in violence and reached a w ind velocity of seventy miles an hour with spurts of ninety miles. There wa: great damage to shipping in the ba; and the wat. r front property. Twelve or lilt-en schooners ot L . Saunders & Co's fishing tleet were badly damag ed. Four ol them sank, causing a loss aggregating $70. 00m. The schooner Ton upas from Mobile for Apalachicola with a cargo of cy press lumber, which put in for anchor age, collided with another vessel and sa nk. The steamship Evelyn is the Initial st.-amer of tl-.e Pensac cila-New York line. Tugs have gone to her assistance. I; is reported tjiat her cargo is valued at $4MMin. Kailway tracks north and south were washed out and the train from Jacksonville due here at 11 o'clock last night did not arrive until noon to day- Th.-re has been no train, from Niiv roans or Mobile since yesterday 29 3 4 27 10 - i summary; Three base hit, LeGrande; two base hits. Newman and Dommel; stolen bases, Stocksdale. Hennegar and Clayton; left on bases, Raleigh 2, Wil mington s; bases on balls, off Stocks dale 3, off Newman 1; struck out by Stocksdale S. by Newman 5; hit by pitched ball. Hennegar; double play, i Powers to Hennegar to Kelly: time 1:40; umpire Mr. Mace. i CHARLOTTE-TARBORO GAME At Charlotte Cralotte 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 1 Tarbora 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Batteries: Lipp and Gates: Wolf and Lehman. Game called at end of the sixth in i. g on account of rain. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Won. Lost. Per Ct Raleigh 21 12 .636 Tarboro 16 15 .516 Wilmington 14 19 .424 Charlotte 14 19 .424 For Sale or Rent A Nice : ('can V For Sale Si Ilea loll ;m rlli laid Two I,, il- on Nil n. iiml i hie Near Th i rd . i mi I Ii .- t on Wi I re. i I n n I N. In W. M. GUMMING Real Estate Agent and Notary Public. aaBaiiBBBBiBBaa itjanflBanaiiifliiiiiiiiip The Comforts of Life 111' llld" II one of the lift. K oil, fen der, luley .neat, mid tins Is css. ntl.,! lo lealth and stu-ngth The nn'iil nl l:li 'I !: ... MINTZES "". the best Ii, the lnaik I coming always fiom eat- St'f I LEV IN WASHINGTON lu Conference W ltli flisc Counsel For malities With Navy Department l i tie Ing III prime but Die 1 ( r llditlon t llle.'ltH of Fc olh- i iy kind. Remember Our Lambs. No Goats Bah ! RHODES &HINTZE At the Front Street Market. AT TIIK 15 A R OF THE COMMONS Newspaper Men Cnder Charges Breach of Its Privileges of London, commons former lie August 16. In the house of todav G. E. Armstrong, a ut mint of the British navy a. Align; engineer r the n. t 16 S. '".. Fraz. r. the who has prepared the . harbor at Ben-haven. Ir. on n 1 in of i land, in steamshit l s a i .a I ih ur and a es.-n ta t i ve ba v. , posed st.-ani. . in fi a r- pi lion w h i with h is sing th" half da ye. in- of tile Assoi i- I 'ublin Plans B.intry the ; .fi to have Atl '. 1 : 1 1 f. irmeil af.-d Pr. si that tie- line will . onsist Ini ! i.illy of six large stearin rs.four for the N.-w York and two for the Canadian trade. It is the intention to burn Texas oil. Tlv Canadian po; t w ill be Sidney or Halifax. By building sixty-five miles of rail road and conn-cling Berehaven with all the Irish lines the new company will be abb- to take passengers and mail from Berehaven to London in twelve hours, thus landing passengers in New York and London In five days. The English p 'it will be Liverpool or South ampton until the new works at Dover are iom;iet.-l. Mr. Frazer says much American capital is interested in the scheme. ItUKAL fr" It K E DELIVERY Nineteen More Routes In DNtrlct -Klnc Kelly' the Rdlelch Robbed. Died From Injnrrles In the Ulnar Lowell. Mass.. August 16 John Dion. the hoxer who w .- S KniXK-'l ouc l i lie ninth round i f a twenty round io .t with ('.lail-s Atn.strong at the Knick erbocker club nore last night, died fiom his injuries today Dion stiff, red iror ioncussio.1 nf the brain and never ic galned ronscicusi-.ess aft. r the sin'.,!, n tfiminlloii of ilr contest Cornelius h'nonJ. manager club, the ;. r c and seconds art arrest. e.f th. . 1. r 'Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of the bowels and sickness of the stomach." says O. P M. Holli ilav, of Demlng. Ind. "His bowels would move from five to eight times a dav. I had a bottl- of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In the house and pave him four drops In a teaspoonful of water and he got better at once." Sold by R. R. Bella nay, druffgist. I Special Raleigh. N. more rural fn allowed in this Is made by w hi are a I I nine ty two new Whil to The Messenger.) C. August 16. Nineteen deliverv mail routes are listrict. An agreement h ten of these postmen inted by Senator Pritchard nnd 'Migressman poll. Raleigh gets routes. King Kelly, cat. tain of the Ral eigh ball team, was at the game this afternoon, his room was entered, his trunk smashed and $2'"") taken. Congressman Pou says today was a lively' one on the Snuthfield tobacco market and that t'O.eoO pounds of leaf were marketed. Troops Save a Negro's Life Jackson. Miss., August 16. The Gov. ernor's Guards reached home this af ternoon with James Dunning (colored) who was saved from lynching at Sardis. The company stood guard in the Jail with fixed bayonets all night while the mob hooted and howled on the outside. This is the first time in Mississippi that the militia has rescued a negro from would be lynchers. Governor Longino extended his congratulations to the company. The laws of health require that the bowels move once each day and one of the penalties for violating this law is piles. Keep your bowels regular by taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets when necessary and you will never have that severe punishment inflicted upon you. Price, 25 cents- For sale by R. R. Bellamy, druggist editor of The Globe, and W. T- Madge, manager of that paper, attended the bar in the custody of the sergeant-at- arms. in accordance with the summons of the house, for gross breach of the privileges of the house in accusing the nationalist members of corruption in connection with private bill legislation. After the speaker. William Court Gully, had notified them of the cause of the summons, both Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Madge expressed regret at the appearance of the article and apolo gized to the house. The speaker then ordered the delin quents to withdraw while the house considered the matter. Both the editor and the manager backed out bowing low at each step, amidst the derisive cheers of the nationalists. After a protest from John Redmond, the nationalist leader, against the in adequney of the apology, the offenders were called and asked if they were pre pared to withdraw the allegations. This they did. in somewhat nervous tones. The speaker then severely reprimand ed the two newspapermen, who were permitted to depart, the members of the house jeeringly congratulating them on their escape from imprisonment in the tower. Washington. August 16. Admiral Schley, who arrived here with his wife last night, will remain here until the court of inquiry, which is to invetigate the Santiago campaign completes its work. The interim between now and the opening of Ua sessions of the court, September 12th. will be devoted to th" preparation of his side of the case. To day he had his first consultation with his counsel. Judge Jere Wilson, of this city, former Representative Raynor, or Baltimore, and Captain James Parker. of New Jersey. A. dmiral Schley will go over every thing relating to the matter with his counsel and place them in possession of every fact pertinent to a thorough and complete understanding of the events of the campaign which are in con tro very. Ydmiral Schley declines to talk about the case. He considers that the order of Secretary Long prohibiting officers of the navy from discussing any phase of it applies to him as well as others and he is obeying it literally. Admiral Schley had not appeared at the navy department up to noon today. The naval regulations provide that every officer of the navy visiting Wash ington shall, within twenty-four hours after his arrival, register his name and city address at the bureau of navi gation, navy department. It Is general ly customary for officers to comply with this regulation by appearing in person but under the practice which this is not actually necessary. al Schley night. Mosquito Nets ! S. & B. SOLOMON. Carolina BeachLSouthport Lv. Wilmington : for 1 Carolina Beach. Monday.. i:0ii, 0:ir a.m.J 2:4:-- ft:t. 7;:tii( p.m. Tuesday . " " " 1 Wed'duv. 1 Thursday " " " '. Friday.... j Satiirday.2:3d, .1:1 ' p.m.! Sunday . 1' : 4 " a.m., -J::tn. 7:W p.m. I Lv. Wilmington for Southport. !:11 a.m. I v. Carolina Bench) for A llmington. . 1 : pa ;i;.'to, fwm. I.V Smith port for Wilmington. IMotn :M a.m. : la ii. m ,:.':') p. , -'a'O p. s:4" H.m., f.:l! p.m. 1 :.'::!", 'i:'i, X::dl p.m. H-IHI 11 111 g l.'.'li in , .Urn p.m. p.m. Fare on 5:15 and ":( p. in. Iloam, I 5c ti I'icr. obtains, Admir- after his arrival here last wrote a formal letter to the de- ORDERED TO PANAMA The Iowa and tho Ranter Itoth Ordered There Washington, August 16. A telegram has been prepared at the navy depart ment to go forward to the Iowa imme diately upon her arrival at San Fran cisco, ordering her to prepare at once to go to sea. When she advises the department that she is ready an order will follow for her to proceed at once to Panama. The little cruiser Ranger, which is at San Diego, was ordered to sail today. It is not believed that there will be any delay in her departure, as she has had several day's notice in which to prepare for sea. She is very slow, however, making not more Jthan six knots and as the distance to Pana ma is about 2.700 miles, it would require almost fifteen days for her to reach her destination. The department, there fore, decided to dispatch the Iowa as soon as the battleship arrives at San Francisco, and can prepare for the trip. At Worn on the Shamrock II New York, August 10. Work is being pushed ahead rapidly on the Shamrock II and it is hoped to get her out of dry dock tomorrow. Fifty men were en gaged In polishing her bronze hull below the water line today and some of her regular crew were busy with the rig ging. Her sails have not yet been bent partment containing a notification of his arrival, and givirg his address and such a letter is considered a compliance with the above regulation. Captain Parker was at the depart ment today for a short time examining the records bearing upon the case. Charged With Murder. (Special to The Mesenger.) Raleigh. N. C. August 16. The grand jury of Moore county returns a true bill against. J- Jones and Samuel Mr Intyre. prominent citizens, for the mur der of George Ritter, eighteen months ago. Associated Justice Montgomery will hear tomorrow their case under habeas corpus. The governor orders a special term of Pitt county court for civil and criminal cases. September 16th, Judge Allen to preside. Negro Guests of Chicago Chicago. August 16. Representative colored business men and women from every part of the United States will be guests of Chicago next week, during the annual convention of the National Colored Business Men's League, which is to be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday under the auspices of the league of Cook county. Booker T. Washing ton, the president of the national or ganization, will be present and will de. liver an address. BEHND THE CENES ! FOR THE PAST TEN DAYSTO I have been studying the methods and prices of the Hclall l urnl ture Dealers of New York City, particularly the Ijtrnc Depart in cut Stores. Bac ked, not only by years of exp i I. n. e a. stores in the South, but with tin- ABSiiLl'TK goods cost, my c onclusions tire FA'"TS Sulll. the profits they do selling the quant, ly of i have my business after a few years. I d ha their "Bargains" as advertised. I cm gi- imi le.y r for some K N iU'I.KI m 10 .t lo say that, Is I do. Homebody ilji' could enouj-h to quit 1 legal dl n .iiforinatlon obtalne.l from 14 of tin- In r - t of w ha t t h ould I get reliable the lar party who occupied the position of Furniture Stock Clerk In 01m of Test stores in Nov York that will convlino you that It is to Your Interest in Every Way and nnrticularlv so far as pertains to th COST (breaking in transit, dray-age, unpin good order inside your house not con.-td' ! LOCAL DKALKK- Interested parties will SUBSTANTIAL FACTS. In order to make room for Fall Goods, A 'T( ' A L SAVING IN FIRST king, leaning nnd putting up In I), to l,uy of or order through your be h. . Gully enlightened with I will s. II certain liner, nt Bad Drinking Water. Every one suffers greatly from the different kinds of water he is compelled to drink, and and probably will not be until after she ( nothing is so likely to bring on an at leaves the dock. It is understood that tack of diarrh'oea. Perry Davis' Pain when she comes out of dock she will '. Killer is the only safe, quick and sure proceed to Tomkjnsville. and it is not 1 cure for it, cramps and cholera morbus, expected that she will go out for a trial ' Avoid substitutes, there Is but one Pain spin before Wednesday of next week. : Killer. Perry Davis'. Price 25c. and 50c. 10c DISCOUNT FROM MY SPOT-CASH PRICES of Furniture In my Ktor which are marked in plain figures oji every pi. and give FRKE STORAGI0 until October 1st. By taKing advantage of this offer c ountry cunlomors can supply needs at the LOWEST SPOT CASH I'ltU'EH and mve enough to pay expenses in town and a trip to the Beaches. th.-lr their Furniture and Furniture Novel tiesO Bell Phone 613. IntcrsUU 421.
The Wilmington Messenger (Wilmington, N.C.)
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