North Carolina Newspapers

i a JTTTT TTTT-n - TT A IT TT W T TTD1U? 11 imiu omil ii M PUBLISHED EMERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDHY. VoL HI No; 153. KINSTON, N. O.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1000. Price Two Cento. GEI1ERAL lTO Hatters of Interest Condensed Into Brief Paragraphs. Two thousand gold seekers returning from Nome arrived at Port Townsend, wash., during four days last week. A Dassenger train was wrecked at "Waterloo, O. T., Sunday night, two passengers killed and a dozen or fifteen more or less injured, j ; - An explosion occurred at Konipoore while the British were destroying Boer ammunition, resulting In the death oi 20 uordon Uurhianders. o-: 4 Tt. fa nmnrfarl tho n.nnnn.1 estimates for tne next congress tor navai expenditures the coming year aggregate - tne tremen dous sum of ?20,ooo,uuu. W. V; Wolcott. of Boston, died at ' IndianoDolis Sunday from a stroke of anonlexv sustained traveling on a train the dav before. . lie had in his valise $500,000 in government bonds. John E. Hudson, president of the Bell ; Telephone company and organizer of the trust, made up of all the telegraph and tel ephone companies in tne united btatee, . died suddenly Monday morning at uos ton, Me., while waiting for a train.. Secretary Hay has returned to Wash ington and resumed his duties at the State department. He made emphatic denial of alleged differences of opinion between himself and others of the ad- ministration on the policy toward China, Sexto Lopez, formerly secretary and confidant of Gen. AguinaldO, arrived in New York Sunday on the Cunarder Cam- pania. Lopez expects to explain to the people the Filipino's side of their flgbt with this country, uesaiama oDjecws not to interfere in American politics. The British tramp steamer Glengoll, 'which arrived in Norfolk Sunday from Alexandria, Egypt, and other points in the Mediterranean, brought into port twentv-nine shiDwrecked seamen, taken from the British shin Nonpareil on Sept. 22. Their vessel foundered shortly after they abandoned her. Before dav Monday morning Gov. McSweeney, of South Carolina, received a telegram from Mayor W. D. llorgan, of Georgetown, S. C, appealing for the militia to be ordered out to suppress a threatened race riot. The governor 1m mediately wired Col. Sparkman, of Georgetown, to hurry bis cavalry troop there. The trouble was eaused by a ne gro killing a white man. Georgetown 18 uu iU9 Clroob, tuiu lut? uriuco uuiuuiu ber the whites overwhelmingly. The Philadelphia and neaaing toai 'and Iron, Co." posted a notice Sunday offerimr an advance of 10 per cent, in the hope of - breaking the strike. The company operates 89 collieries. The union is ignored. Placards were put underneath the notices telling the men to await word from the leaders. The miners did not go to work Monday, and more mines are now closed than at any time since the strike began. The miners decline to go back unless the union is rec ognized. William B. Duntou, formerly connected with the Union National Bank of Chicago and recently arrested at Newport News, Va., on a charge of embezzling a large sum of the bank's money, is said to have made to the deputy sbenS who took hie? back to- Chicago a statement of tho methods used in getting possession of the bank's money. In this statement, it in said. Dunton exonerates his friend, George S. Forbes, the bank teller, who committed suicide when the defalcation could no longer be concealed. The short age was over f 20,000. The Best Prescription for Chills ad Fevar it a bottla of Gnovt'f Timusl Chill I Tonic. It is simply iron and qoinio m a tastrien I form. No cor so pay. Wo, . FALLING CHESS ITE1I3. October, 2nd, 1900. Mins Ada Darden spent last week in Kinston. Minst IVssie Parrott visited at La- Grantre Saturday and Sunday. Mr. S. G. Kennedy Tieited at Coahoma Saturday and bunday. Mr. Robert Darden, of Willow Green, i U vifitirs lis brother, Mr. J. II. Darden I Ji;.s Kate Eutton K ft today, returuicg to t'.e IkLnam-Kir.ty txLool at Ljv- Cro.r?. ?!: Idurkl, are f;--.T this wttk at I. IT-.rrr ? fir 1 ch" !.-r 1 ,". - i ; . : . ' : 1 r- y.r. La-. ,1 ft MAURICE BARRYMORE'S PRETTY DAUGHTER. It is reported that a prominent manager will shortly send Ethel Barry more out as a star In a light comedy value. . President Bryan. Of the annual report of the At & N. C. railroad, made by President James A. Bryan at the stockholders meeting, the Goldsboro Argus says: "The report of l'resident Bryan, read by him in the meeting, was a revelation to the stockholders. It was comprehen sive, leaving no present condition -or opportunity nor invitingprospects of the road unpresented, exhaustive in detail, open and honest in its )ortrayal of con ditions and circumstances surrounding the administration of the road, instruct ive as a state naner showinir the resour ces and possibilities of the road and Eastern North Uaronna, and intensely interesting and enthusing in its breath ing patriotism and burning words for the development oi the many inviting avenues of. proarress and impressive pos sibilities that are within the composa of this road." - . Certain Dogra When la Palm. . A foxhound, as every sportsman knows. If caught in a trap or suffering pain from an injury, is most dangerous to approach. Even if you assist him out of a difficulty -rsay, from a pit r hole where, but for you, he would probably be drowned he will show his gratitude by biting you. Pointers, setters and spaniels, though not quite so ready with their teeth, wilk un der similar circumstances, bite not only strangers, but their own masters without cTuple. The Cat coated retriever is totally di similar in this respect and can be han dled without the slightest risk. I hav got them out of all sorts of difficulties and never once met with injury. In do lus so you may fearlessly let their head rest on your shoulder or lie against youi face. Quite recently a valuable dog of mine got hung up in a wire fence,, and a dislocation of the stifle or soma serious Injury seemed imminent. Running up, I lifted bira bodily, struggling and terrified as he-was, yet the idea of biting occurred neither to tho helper nor the helped. Blackwood. N 7, J'- : r.3 t..; r TV. J. c. which has already demonstrated lti . Readlasr Matter For the Dvlc. nLHith r i connection witl tbJate Duke Of Edln-1 , There was an 'amusing Incident nurgna. Ausirauaa,Tuis- u. aocepwa an invitation to visit a wealthy squat- ter, on whoso estate exceuent snooting was to ne naa. , xne squatter was a i self made man, entirely unincumbered wlthv book learning and absolutely In- nocent of readlnir tastes. In maklnz preparations for the duke's visit it was ' I suddenly discovered that the furnish ing of the library had been completely overlooked. There was no time to be lost, and so the squatter sat down and dispatched the following telegram to the . ' leading aieiDourne Dootseuer: "Send one ton of books. ; Immediate delivery." The bookseller was staggered at the receipt of such a wholesale and nncon- ventlonal order, but as the signature of the sender would bo honored by any Melbourne bank on a check for six fig ures he kept his staff working on the " v 4k nnfti otnoii hnna I ing, and the ton of miscellaneous liter- ature was happily shelved before the arrival of the duke. London Chronicle. - . Vn..i miMA mir. . I ' It must be conceded that in some auallties of primitive but practical eourcefulness the Chinese are ahead of most civilized nations. All travelers agree that If in a district where clocks and watches are rnknown yoa ask a Chinaman the time of day he will, if well disposed at once proceed to am buscade and capture the household cat, and after; pushing up the lids and look lu -B J. 12. - . -T1 I tZs T, rjnu .1 I M AtMnl 1 1 . 1 a.uu tivuuuuwu 10 u wiupie imjoiu - logical one. The pupils or the cars eyes constantly contract until midday, when they become like a fine line, as thln as a hair, drawn perpendicularly across the eyes. After 12 they begin again to dilate. It Is to' bo hoped that if the practice is eTer Introduced Into this country watches and clocks will continue to be made, as there will probably be many who will not care- to run after a-cat whenever they want to LSow tte tour or who may fear soue xcr to tLclr own eyes from too close aa exaclnatioa ci tcrs. II Drerr tie "TL!3 13 a dor CTlzilzzX cx- I -.Zr.cl th Jailer, -pho iliowli? a T"'7 Cf Tl :t-r3 tLroug!! tLo cc"L;.u.-a. ::.' I -1 1 rc'-cl laiievcrjtll; C-l-c - x" -;:vc rjiVrjcxecrt t'c'itr," rrc-t-1 zj cr:;r t ) a LaQBANGB ITEMS. Fkib Press Bureau. LaGbangk, Oct 2, 1900. Mr. Jesse Warters is clerking for Mr. D. !- t. Aiurcnison. Mr. W. II. Tavlor. of Wilson, spent bunday with relatives here. Mess. V. A. Ilountree and 1L L. Gard ner, of Kinston, were here Monday. Mess. N. J, Rouse and EmmettWooten. attorneys or Kinston, were here Monday pn legal business. . . Mr, John H. Rouse is building a two- story annex to his already extensivebug- gy manuiactunng plant. Mr. O. H.Taylor and Bister. Miss Julia. of Hookerton, came Sunday Mr, Taylor returning in the aiternoon. Mr. James E. Carraway. who assisted Mess. Rouse Bros, as cashier, is still at Fields Hotel and will work life insurance in this vicinity, Th Sunday school conference orooer ended Its very pleasant and profitable session Saturday. But a good many del egates stayed over to the interesting and instructive sermons and Sunday school mass meeting on Sunday. Kev. D. U. Tuttle, of Kinston, preached two of the most powerful, logical and converting sermons we nave heard. : ills hearers ost sight of denominational lines in listening to the man of God portraying so elo - quently1 the beauties of Christianity. CHINA MAKES AMENDS. Edicts Order Pzinoea Ghuang, LI, and . Tuan Degraded. Tuan to be Punished by Courts. London. SeDt. 80. The Times tnAnv has the following: , 'Shanghai. SeDt. 1 29. Bv Imnerial edicts, dated the 23th instant. Princes tbuang and 11 are cashiered and deprived of all rank and office. Prince Tuan is deprived of office and is handed over to the clansmen s court for Dunishment. Kang Yi aud Chao Shuchiao are handed over to the censor's court for uunish. ment. MGramLSecretarv Kunkanor ia orrlanwl to pay respect to the German minister's remains, and the viceroys of Tientsin and Nankln? ar ordered to attend the coffln on itslourney, i The Chinese minis- ter at Berlin is ordered to nav nersonAl respects upon the arrival of the coffln in liermany. oe. jretersourg. eepc. ou. ine uussian government nas received word Irom Tal- yueniui or the edict or the Uhlnese Em - Pr"r, expressiDg manxs to tno uar rorioe, air. uviis lounrj tnas tne cries came nrithlMminM 1.. 1 a. M niuiumnuig mj uuBcutui vruups irom Pekin, and asking for further assistance in surmounting the difficulties of tbelaminnig its contents, a healthy;iooking siiuauon. i ne edict also announces the dismissal from power, toe-ether with deprivation of rank, of Princes Tuan, Cbuang, and Lan, Chancellor Kangyi, auu jroiicemaster resin Indian. BLAME SENATOR WOLCOTT. Denver Democrats Say He Pro- v vofced the Trouble for Roosevelt at Victor. Denver, Colo., Sept. 30. At a large Ut -t, . . i "i:r 7Z1 night, held under th ausDices of the I 1UCCU1UK Utt LUD lllUaUWUY aillHH.U'r IHMb I i.k T J Xl A. 1 A. "iTr:""j i " "T SX. vi. 7n a":,'" ZZ'-Z-:"tl 1. T iVHui . iMjiu.. uuiiiiu sjiitv i mTrii n vmia 1 11 i Hnv. Rn,v;it H t nrt.v 41,. a . i.-j v j. Jz I uai tun uuurucr wtu uruvuKWl UT luh presence of and aggravated and con- re-ltinued by the conduct of Senator Wol- cott," and that "during the progress of ov- iwoseveit an-l his party to the ePr ?. 10011 Place tween certain 7X""t. Bl uuier wr continues: We nnaualifiedlv denounce the willful and malicious manufacture and circula tion of the false and wholly imaginary i1""18 ttUU WU1- ll maa?J m t 1 . 1 m ontinn rit tha Tar-r I n an1 tvhnoa nnlv &T "rt"ti ""u ""'J f" iwiuju nuureuwj uiBtreui i, uu fcUO ouu irTT" iLJTllZ D08e(j nolitical advantac-e. and renroarh a cause that requires resort to such an Infamy to secure success." Tc Caro Cald la Cns Cay 1 ilea Laxattts Csomo 0,ttxtk Tamjtts. ' AD droRirtstt refund th money if it fails to cor, W Gjva'( uentor M on ad bos jc Ccrei ef Circnli Clarrhsea Ar.er Ttlrty Years cf JuTcrlra. 'I suored for CO rears with d.'arrhopT and thought I was past crrJ," snys John S. IliL'oway, cf 1'rfM-h Carrp, .I,.s., "I lil F7cnt so mcch t;. an-l money an-l eu-tc,J so rnuc t. z l ti l rivra rp tU Lcr-? c f re"OTf ry. 1 vrc PO f - V.t fro-i llet tcf tVed.irrl i tl.at I cozli do eo kin 1 cf l-sbcr, coul 1 not evn travil, tut rr net ; -.t I v:. j-. r-r.!?;--lto niat: c f C.-S t: . -,'s t V. r v I.-. 1 . .-r" i 1 ' r - 1 r '; r t'.lir- f-Tfr-.l I -f.' I t. i ( - '? c-.- I ci t' - t trc- 1 If.'i?) STATE HEPS. Interesting North Carolina Items. In Condensed Form. Some Democrats in Ealeigh are heard to express the opinion that both A. M Waddell and Thomas J. Jar vis will retire from the race for the United States sena torship by Oct. 15. , .,' Greenville Reflector: Mr. Jesse Barn- hill died on Friday afternoon at his borne in Carolina township, and was buried Saturday. He was 79 years old and a good and true man, and one of the coun ty s landmarks. The question has repeatedly been asked what Gov. Russell will do when his term of office ends next January. He says he intends to practice la-v in Wilmington. His home will be In Bmnawick county, a i few miles dintant. He has a dairy and a rice plantation and is said to be worth $ 10.0,000, FayetteviljH Observer: Dr. Russell, of Dunn, while dressing a blood poisoned hand of a man last Friday, suffered a ' transfusion of some of the poison to a scratcn on nis own nana ny the bite or a ny, ano wnen last neard i irom Saturday morning, the doctor's arm and hand were 1 badly swollen and he was suffering ox cruciatingiy. The Edgemont cotton mil), at Durham. is almost ready to receive the machinery It will be one of the largest east of Char lotte, and will employ 1.000 . operatives. Another hosiery mill is being built at Durham. In connection with it will be run a yarn mill. Both these , mills, as well as the Edgemont mill, are expected to be in operation by the end of thlsf year In Wilmington Saturday morning Ba laam Fuller, colored, died in a murderer's ceil. Several days beioi he died he con fessed having committed , the deed. He was a confirmed opium ' eater and the I denial of the drug hastened his death. I Besides having killed Prestelle. he is suo- posed to have killeitwo other old men. wno wer mysteriously murdered. When questioned, after his confession of Pres- tell murder, about thr killing of t thep w he m in . faint from fright. Newborn Journal: Dn iha nio-ht -nf SeDt. 28th. W. T. Civils. who lives at I Khems, a station on the A. C. L. railroad. aoout seven miles irom here, was awak ened at 3:30 a. m. by the cries of a child 1 Uolng out to see what the cause might I ruui tk uiarKek uast&ui uu uis own piazza, I Uron carrying the basket in. and ex. If V X.L.A I . f white girl baby of about four weeks, was inwrapped. Beside the child, there were some clothes, a can of condensed milk and a nursing bottle. There is no clue to the child's identity. . z in gaa a aa NONE GO HIGHER. - Prof. Hutchinson and , Miss Retta Danzelle, The Aeronauts, to Give Exhibitions During the Fair. Newbern Journal. ; V The visitors to a fair have .come to iook upon oauoon ascensions. as oemg v. ii j v . 1 I 1 balloon ascensions. as meritorious the exhibits may be, how ex the racing, how interesting the shows, unless there is a balloon as- ?e?.eion anu Jump tne iair is a t . .1 1 . 1 laiiure, We've experienced this feeling. We've beard visitors say upon several occa sions, "Oh, pshaw! There wasn't any balloon." ' - Can't say that this year. We're going to give you some of the best aerial exhibitions you ever saw by aeronauts who have a world-wide repu tation. Every day Prof. Hutchinson and Miss Retta Danzelle will make a para chute jump from an immense gas balloon thousands or leet in the air. It is Frof. Hutdiinson who holds the I. . - 0 n a cas balloon.' UniT one man ever wen( higher than be. one Prof. Minguel. who startled the world by his exploits in Europe. He accomplished, the feat of go- Ing a quarter of a milo higher than Prof. Hutchinson, but when the big air vessel came down he was found in the bottom of the basket car a corpse, with the valve string tightly clenched in his hand. The heart action could not stand the high al titude reached, and after openiDg the valve of the balloon in a desperate at tempt to reach terra firma alive, he died. Prof. IIutchiEson and Mies Retta Dan ielle will'give an exhibition every after noon daring the fair, and have proni.-v-d the Fair association that they will p. cfui higher than any aeronaut ever in Newbern. ALl'JST FLr.VER. a srr-risir.g fact," fit Prtf. "It Ilor.t 13 n, "tV'it id my trart ia nil r irt- Cf t'.e wcriJ f.jr tie last t .'s. 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