- - . IMBfMl LY Ji liV PUB LISHED E RY ElEN I N G EXC E PT SUN DHY, bl. II No.300. KINSTON, N. 0., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1900. Prico Two Cento. GENERAL HEWS. latters of Interest Condensed Into i Brief Paragraphs. 4 ' THE PITER BITTEk A Trteta Tkat DI4t Work Oat J at Was Bspet4 xnere were tnree or them, and ai they entered the German saloon on tbo corner the tall young man, who wore razzle dazzle clothes and posed as "fast," remarked In an undertone to his companions that be would "show them something good,"; They. lined up at the bar. and tbe tall young man ordered three, 5 cent drinks. V When these, were disposed of, be laid down 10 cents on the bar, at which the Herman proprietor remark ed, (MNeIn; flfdeen i .The tall young man repocketed the coin and thus ad dressed the German: .. . ' "I just gave you 10 cents, didn't I?" jfyaa,' responded the, German, j - "Well here's 10 cents.. Tjiat wakes 20. o you owe me . 0." added tbe young man. again depositing tbe dime The German looked bewildered, but --m . . . .; ri,n ... . ). mv uvmvj ft I John A. Yancey, a well-known grocery. J and banded the tall young man a half nan 01 vmvuiar, va., committed suiciaei dollar, with tbe request that He deduct Bob Fitzsimmons has called off his satch to flght.Tora Sharkey, and made ne to flgnkKid McCoy. I The difficulties between Mr. Trick and ndrew Carnegie, of the steel trust, bare, t Is reported, been settled. , ; ' ; I Dr. Hunter McGuire, of Richmond, Va, jras stricken with paralysis . Monday ight and is still in a very critical condi- ,ion. I The bubonic plague is fast increasing in adia. aq Bengal 4,7-5 deaths occurred ist week. These included 744 deaths in 'alcntta and 2.044 In Patna. v- i . t -t (The Constantinople correspondent of he London Times announces that the ultan has yielded in ail essential partic ulars to the Russian demands respecting -uwaj concessions in a.bi oiuipr. ( , CROYfll GQLOIIIES British Figure to Adxtilnister the Transvaal Republics as Crown : Colonies. .'.J..-. esday night by taking two bottles of ludanum. JUis brother, Thos. laneey, ommitted suicide two years ago in a miliar moaneri-- I The negro man who bad been burglar zing so many, houses in Norfplk.Va,, was killed Tuesday mornmir by a Doliceman vhile attempting : to arrest bun after a turgiary. His name was lirooks liam ey, and he was a deck band' on a .teamer. - , , ? i Admiral Dewey was given an enthus iastic welcome at Savannah, Ga., Wednes day by 50,000 people on the streets. ; The Admiral had recovered from bis indisposi tion of Tuesday sufficiently for him to ake part in the military parade and re new arranged in bis honor, and as be j'ode through the streets with Mrs. Dewey it bis side, ringingebeers rent tbe air and .vaving colors made the scene one long to therefrom, the fi cents due him. . Tbe tall young man had Just the correct change, 43 cents, left In bis' pocket. This be promptly banded to the Ger man and received tbe half dollar. Then the three companions repaired to the street and Indulged In a mighty laugh, while the tall young man swelled up like a prize turkey on parade. Every thing went . lovely until they parted company and the tall youug man boarded a ear for his home in1 the suburbs. Imagine bis feelings - when the conductor, banded , him back the 00 . cents , which be tendered " In re sponse' to . the ' request for fares with the information that the piece was "bad." It was all the money he had. and be could not persuade tUe con be remembered. Gen. Miles was present ductor to trust blm. so Ik was eject- it the banquet at night. -! ' " ed at the next, corner and bad to walk TLt VancouverrBntieb Columbia, Tues- Jay, 2,000 Chhwe ;were addressed" by Long'Tin, leader of tbe Chinese reform movement in Canada. Long Tin, who is 'a famous orator, worked the Chinese up to such a pitch of patriotic frenzy that jwhen he asked for money to sow seeds of revolution in vmna, me audience iqugu. to pour it Into the big bowls set for its reception. Some gave their life savings; 'others all they possessed, selling their be longings to raise funds for the cause. In la few' hours f 16,000 was raised from i 2,000 poor Chinamen. Tlie money will be Bent to the outlaw Kang 1 u ei. , . Application for the New 2s. Washington, March 20. The amount Of bonds received at the treasury today, asking for new 2s, was f 10,000,000, making a total to date of $87,000,000. Of this amount $5,300,000 came from persons or institutions other than na tional banks, i thtt reuiatnlng live miles Io4iIs home. Chicago Journal. 1 1 .-v I Falling Hair : Does - this illustrate your experience ? And are you worried for fear you ere soon to be bald ? Then cease worrying for help is at hand. You need something that will put new : life into the hair bulbs.' You need a hair food, such as It brings health to the hair, and the fallins cesses. It always restores Color to CT2V hair. You need not looi ct thirty as if you were fifty, for your gray hair .may have again all the dark, rich color of youth. And there i3 no remedy equal to i) for curing dandruIT. " 51.C3 a taitlc. All toIsta. - " I am a harbor by trado ant fcara tad a rreat deal to do M ith yor.r Kair Viror. I L.1V9 fouml tli.it it will da eyerytiar t! at you claim for it. It l;as pivea n.a t..-3 i.tost coirlpo t ati.-furtion ia my bn'np-'." IIEMIY J. GECGE, I.- -3 City, Xo. l..arcaC2,li:3. If Tri'i C r in i . 1 . r f i t obi.iia nil the l'meCU T"U (i l!i9 u.a cf t'ie i-ur, writ ... J, C. ATI Lo l ! Z" in. TRAINING OF ANIMALS. Only AecotuplUbrd, It lfi Said. ljr tb " of the, Whip. . The popular theory that animals can be taught tricks by flrmness and kind ness is a grim error, according to a vet eran circus man who has scut forth tbe dictum that uo animal' was ever trained to do anything ' unnatural ex cept by punishment, I( it knows hun ger or pain will follow disobedience, it will obey. It takes the whip to brjeak the colt to harness or saddle, but the end Justifies the menus, and the animal's Intelli gence when onc It has learned Its lesson-does away with further use of tho whip. But If a horse is taught tricks, such as one sees In a circus, the con stant use of the whip Is . necessary. and tbe little pat on the neck the train er gives the 'animal In public is not be stowed in private. There is never any let up In their training. Trained dogs always appeal to wom en and children, for the little animals appear to thoroughly enjoy their work. But the barking and frisking are only the natural joy of the poor beasts at being let out of " the cramped, quarters where they stay when they are not In the ring. ? Moreover, "they ; know the trainer does not whip them in public There Is scarcely a trick a trained dog does that be likes or that be will do at was toe first dog trainer to make a reputation, and when be was middle aged be abandoned bis profession be cause, be said, be had not the heart to go on making a living by whipping dogs. Cleveland World. , London, March 21, 4:30 a. - m, While there is a lull in tbe military operations, the political heat surrounding shows in teresting developments.' The colonial office has telegraphed to Cape Town the text of ' the proclamation claiming the destruction of property. This will not be published in London until after its promulgation in South Africa, but it is Known tnat it win convey an tntima tion that any wanton destruction ol British property during the war will be rvgnruvu, as warranting a ciaim ior com pensation and as justifying a levy upon private property, should the resources of the Transvaal republic prove inade quate, roe fact tnat-.tno proclamation is issued by the colonial office ia regarded as a eignmcant indication that the re publics will be administered . as crown colonies. In this connection it is under stood tbe leaders of opposition : in par liament now admit that no other settle ment is possible; since the republics insist upon tneir demand for absolute Indepen dence. In view of this, the efforts Of the Liberals will be confined to securlnar in the settlement the best treatment for the dense population, including security egainsc tneir disfranchisement. y r Boers Blow Up Brldgea - Cape Town, . March c 20. The Boers have blown up the bridges north of Bloemfontein, including those at Win burg and Kroonsadt, and are now re treating to the north. ; "LIBI-BTY OR PEATH." . Kruger Says Boers -Are in the Hands of ; God.. They Will Not Yield. He Despises Lord Salte bury's Threats. LondonMarch 20.Io a Pretoria dis- patch received today Pre8identfrruger is reported as saying tnac he will die in the trenches defending Pretoria before he will yield to Great ' Britain. "Better death for toe than not liberty," he said. "This war was forced upon us by Eng land, which has : been misled i by Cecil Rhodes and the mining millionaires who want the country. The Boers vielded as far as possible; until tbtT f n w that noth ing but complete surrender would satisfy England. : . '4aviog been forced intM'v. war. the Boers will conquer or die i " expect no aid from other nations, mr are o-lad of sympathy and friendship The Trans vaal is wuiing v to maKe ir .ee at any time, but we want no more conventions. Only absolute indeoendence is nossihlfl. We do not want more territory, but are content with our present frontier; if ' wo A Z 4. A. 1 1 ' .1. mi are peiuiitt-u iu live peaceiuiiv. inis 18 an we ask. The I ransvaal will stiDulate in tho peace terms that the Natal and Cane Colony Dutch, now fighting- with the iioers, shall be regarded as belliirerents and suffer no loss of property, ,; I recently learned tnat some or these men had been captured by the British and . wire being tnea at tape Town, cnarged with trea son; .This government cabled Lord Sal isbury, stating that if uch men were not treated as prisoners of, war we : would make reprisals on British prisoners held here. Lord Salisbury reDlied. dodirlmr .1 1 . . . . a . o tne real point, and threatened it we in jured a single British prisoner, to hold me personally responsible. V I suppose he meant the British would hanar me." Such threats are contemptible and cannot pre vent me from performing my duty to my country. The Transvaal government re order unless ' punished. Willis Cobb plied today, informing Lord Salisbury iuhi niey uespise nis tnreais. "There is no truth in . the story of a conspiracy among the South African Dutch. This is not their quarreh The Orange Free State is bound by treaty made with us. Mr. Schreiner repeatedly urged us to yield. "It ia too early to propheny the out come of the war or - its duration. The Boers are in God's hands and He will not let us pprish. Our total fljrhtingstrength Irt but 40,000, but with God's help we ran prevail. I have 200 blood relatives fighting, and would rather see tbem all perish thanjield to England's unholy Aggression. It is liberty or death. 1 have protected British property in the Transvaal, and fhail continue to do so." " Rather Cold Blooded. Or the Lcuc cl i.iauiiy there. Is no end, but there , are some simple rules for the Individual foot soldier to remember when lost In the chaos of battle. If you cannot bayonet your enemy, srioct Dim. Ir he goes away, aim at the base cf his spine. Hut do not let your attention be distracted from business by the consideration that other p ecple are making a mark cf you. It Is your duty to kill the highest poss'Me number cf those op posed to you. cct to save your own h!n.-"IIow Tellers FisLt." fcy P Ncrrcys-Ccnnr!!. ThB Cc.t rrccrl;tic3 fcrChiiij nd Ferrr is bof'e of Crovs's Tatelhs Chill It i i.mj :y iron a-d quinine la a tasteless I ONIC 'or n ocuie nopa- 1'iirt. ct. The Feee Tk;.? -does food printing It looks tioe and t,:iae.s-like. You can't pit it ehenper, qn'.lty cor.s i 'ercJ. WARM TIMT- IN NEWBEBK. Hot Local Fight in Democratic Pri tnaries. Both Sides United on the Main Question. ; Newborn, March 21. The hottest po litical fight the Democrat!, party has ever seen in Craven county was fought to a finish at the primaries m XSewDern last night. ; '. "' Business yesterday was partially ens pended and active canvassing for the op posing tickets for delegates to the county convention to meet next Saturday was carried on - all day. The fight was on old lines, the Atlantic and North Car olina railroad being tbe bone 01 conten tion. It was a strictly local fight; Both sides whoop it up for the amendment and to carry the county for white bu premacy. Meantime, the result of the pri maries is so close that only a test vote In the convention will decide it. The city is about a tie and the county is still uncer tain. U. T. Watson will be elected county chairman. The convention Sat urday will witness the liveliest scene e ver pictured in Craven county. Friday night tbe second ward & White Supremacy club will listen to Hon. F. M Simmons at the court house and - tbe other five clubs will join in. - It is pre sumed that Mr. Simmons will endeavor to pour oil on the troubled waters, bat tbe general desire is to be "let alone,' as it is a local matter and the State will not siifferV'A: THIS PRESIDENT'S AMBITION. Gen. Wallace Says He Is Attempt ing to Found a Colonial Empire. Indianapolis, March 20. Gen. Lew Wallace, author, diplomat and scholar, who served as. a ) delegate to , tbe St. Louis convention and was one of the original McKinley men in Indiana, to day addressed an open letter to the Re publicans of the state, in which he charges that President McKinley is attempting to make colonies of Porto Rico and the Philippines, to be governed by himself as a colonial empire. lie declares that the president is. negotiating for the islands of StrTbomas and Be .C roixjr- an dVthat be is controlling congress through pat ronage. Gen. Wallace's letter contains a draft of an amendment to the constitn tion which he suggests should be adopted as a bar to tne president's purpose. Golden Fears Assassination.) Lexington, Ky., March 20. Sergeant F. Wharton Golden, Kepublican : militia man from BarbourHVille, who has turned state's evidence and proposes to tell who were in the plot to kill William uoebel. arrived ; here tonight from Winchester. He was placed in a cloed Carriage and taken to the home of . a friend in the northern part of the city, where be will be kept until wanted lu Jj rankfort to testify. Golden fears assassination, and detectives will keep guard over tbe house in which he is staying until he leaves Tomorrow the attorneys for the prose cution will come here and bring other witnesses, and all the latter and Golden will be made to ' rehearse what they are expected to swear on the witness stand, Commonwealth's Attorney Franklin has instructed Golden not to talk to newspa per men. lie reiusea to mate a public statement. . . , . - Two Women Candidates. Topeka, Kan.; March 21-Coffeyville Is excited over the contest for city clerk between .Miss Elliott, , the Republican nominee, and Miss Roue Bell, a school teacher, tbe nominee on the citizens' tirket. . The late Cupt. D. S. Elliott, of the Twentieth Kansas, killed in the Philip pines, formerly held the office. His dHUsrhter was his deputy and she has administered the affairs of tbe office since his death. Meetings are held every night and committees of men and women are canvassing the town for votes for their avontes. Question Answered. . . : , Yes. August Flower still hasthelargest sale of any mediciue in thecivilizod world. Your mothers and grandmothers never thoHght of uwing anything else for Indi gestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appen dicitis, -Nervous Prostration, of Heart ailure, etc. They ushJ ugust t lower to clean out the system and stop fer mentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver stimulate the nervous and organic action of the sys tem, and that is all they took when feel ing dull and ad with headaches and other aches. You only need a few doses of Green's August Flower, in liquid form, to make you satfsiied there is nothing Feriou3 tho matter with you. For eale jTen -Marstoa Dni Co. STATE HEWS. Interesting North Carolina Item In Condensed Form. There were 800 conversions at High a oiu v uunug j.tev 11. u. rerson e revival there. - j . , Bishop Galloway raised nearly $1,500 at Raleigh Sunday, for the , "Twentieth Century Movement.". ' A chicken t ;cked a child a few miles from Scotland Iieck and spurred it so badly it diad from the wounds. Another increase has been made in the stock of the Harriet Cotton Mill, at Henderson, making it $300,000. Mr. Jacob Bates, of Wilkes county, died last Sunday. He was a centenarian, being over 100 years old, and the oldest citizen of Wilkes county. ' " Salisbury Sun: Mr. John K. Good man, of Mt. Ulla this county, has made a new and useful improvement in the way of a combined land -roller, stalk chopper and clod .rusher, . for which a patent has recently been allowed. , , Mrs. Louisa Virginia Holden, relict ol the late Gov. Holden, died at her home -at Raleigh Monday morningvery sud denly, of heart disease. ' She was nearly 70 years of age, and was a sister of the late Major W. H. Harrison, of Raleigh, commanded a Raleigh company in the Confederate service. . : . ' v .- 1 A decision rendered by the supreme court Tuesday in the case of State vs. Hay, from Alamance, sustains the val idity of the ordinance passed by the al- dermen of Burlington, making vaccina tion compulsory. Judge Brown ruled BguMUB. vuh vituujtj ut fcuw uruiatuico upon trial below. ; The supreme, court reverses his decision. . The date of the first meeting of the new State election board is April 2, at Raleigh. This ' board was created - by the legislature at its last session. It was tnismeeuog wmcn, as, given out some time ago, the Republicans intended to seek to prevent by means of an injunc tion obtained through a fusion judge. Walter H. Noal is chairman of the boa d. Near Pollocks ville. Jones county. Mon day night, the gin houee.'baru and stables of Mr.l.. W. Scott, living four miles from there at a place known as Oak. Grove, on the Quaker bridge road, was completely destroyed by tire, losing all bis corn, fod der, peas, cotton seed and hay, also two hArfliia txrara In 1 tT.rf .nu hit Miin An 1 tkitr to death, and one so badly as likely to ' die any time. . . ' In its report of the Democratic primary. ; at Fort Barnwell, Cm ven couuty, the -Newbern Journal says: "Upon motion by R. A. itussell, that faithful old veteran to tbe party, Hon. Thos. J, Jarvis name was pluced before the meeting, as a model politician .whose record is un- spotted and one who has ever been un compromising in his Democracy and very loyal to his party. We recommend him for the United States senate." George. Bitter, colored, was taken - from his home, near Carthage, last Fri day night by masked men, and "after his body bad been shockingly multilated the victim was shot and swung to a tree. The theory of tbe people who knew the negro and are acquainted with the de tails of tbe crime is that Bitter was tor tured and murdendby moonshiners, who had reason to believe that he bad given information to the government concerning their operations in that Concord Standard: There is a rather strange cas- at Gaston ia, where it is louna mat an eign. year ma uoy causeu the death of a negro, Will Perkins, a short time ago. The iifgro was descend- ng into a mine and MI from tne bucket, dead. The cause of his failing from the tucket has been a mystery, but the little boy tells how he passed by the mine and pushed a plank into it just to hear it hit the bottom. The magintrate has releas ed him on account of his age, but has written the full particulars to tbe solici tor, - ... My mother suffered with chronic diar rhoea for several months. She was at tended by two phyMi-ians who at last pronounced her case hopeless bhe pro cured one23-cent bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea iLemedy, and five dosea gave her jtermanent relief. take pleasure in recommending it as trie best on the market. Mrs. F. E. Watfos, Aiken, Ala. Sold by J. E. Hood. DocsTheFkee Prtcssdo your rx'r.t;--;? foot, why not? There is none letter. The prices are low, . consiJorin tl.e quality of work.

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