North Carolina Newspapers

te;:.OAiLY:i.-RE HI i . 1 . . ..i . i . J Every Ccci f TI!VVEATi:R: T . la topping atone to T wealth. 4 Fair and cooler. ... 1 1 i .,. .. s. t I I 1 "I PUBLISHED EiZRY KFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDRY. VOL; V.-ITO. 104. KL1ISTON, IT. O, FBroAY. OCTOBER 10. 11602. PRICE TWO COITS I I I 1 1 OLD. MIA" STATE JIEY7S AND GOSSIP gossip or Tax coal strike. Hartford Post: Ths eoal operators are qualified to collaborate In tba prep aration of a magazine article on "How to Alienate Popular Sympathy." . Hartford Poet: We take It that tba ODD AKD UTEBESTIE5 B4PPEIK3S. combination Is ths ort of octopus inai rreaiaenc jiaaiey wonld decline to Elizabeth City, Oct. 8. Job A. H .men, IJCh'cgo Po"t:U Un,e 8ara nd Prer pweldentot'the National Car Coupler Baer ahould atand op together It Je Company,. of Chicago, waa In the city alto? th' tht f"1!' today'ea route to Morehead City, where wooW ta Bhocked to email he la hevl8itarelatlTB.-mthew he goee DycomparU,on- - to Chatham eounty.the place of Ms blub. DarhamSuo: The Richmond papera Mr.Hir.son left North Carolina forty- Ml s that that city is on the brink of a four yara ago and wenii westHewas terrible calamity; That the street car then a ; penniiesa yonth. Today he la wrvlca may be tied np j the city plunged rated a millionaire and la prominent aa to0 darkneea and every manufacturing the Inventor of a car coupler now In use Plan cloned unless the coal situation la on twenty of America's leading railroada, relieved In five daya. , Fifteen car loads Hie father, Joseph O.Blnaon, enperlnten- ol oit coaJ route to that city waa dended ; the construction of what la confiscated by the Atlantio Coast Line. I now known aa the Atlantic A North 1 1 'aid other roads may follow auit. Carolina Ballroad.-Cbarlotte Observer. Tb tr,ke beginning to atrlkeua. (lastonia Gasette. Sixteen dogs, aup-l ot. Jjouie Ulobe: The plan of construct TTA'TO AU ; Ui'llUiiD Ui SEYEilTY HILL! STAIEIEKT BT FRIES CGTTC3 To Eliminate Ritas CompetUica, Cale Better Coeds. WlDBtoB-Saleiin,N.C., Oct. 9 During the next few daya there will be a meeting of a few businesa men In Greensboro, and thia meeting may have an Important' In fluence on cotton manufacturing in this and other southern states. Mr.H.E. Fries, who has been at work on the plan tor eome time, gave out the following statement this afternoon! - "A great deal has been said about mergers and ' trusts and their injurious effects on the general welfare. These gen; tlemen and companies they represent do not expect to control cotton manufao- poaed to have been mad were reported J M one of the world's fair buildings of , taring, nor oppress labor, nor enhance t to have been kill in the South Point mc-1 coat naa oeen reconswerea. , instead ol Taiueaoeyona a reaaonaDie profit. They tion last week, creating something of a I wing lump coal Klondike nuggeta will aeneatlonbut doing no damage. Some 08 subsMtated. ' negroes, who .were picking cotton for Exchange: Coal and other fuel Is so Mr. W. 0. Glover, brought a dog to the scarce In the City of Bocheeter. N. 1., field with them which showed symptoms that In some parte of the city the people of hydrophobia. It waa disposed of. at I are palling up and burnlpg the wooden once and the next day other dogs In the I sidewalks, community acted strangely and sliteen were killed. So far aa could be learned I : President BevtewtO. A. R. no persons or cattle were attacked. Washington, D. C. Oct, 8. President nooeeveic loaay reviewed tne urand Me.eenger.-Th. bulientin of the State f m'J. Pftrad la , h,B carriage. He waa board of health Issued today says there downstaira from hi. room on the is amallpox In 19 counties, with two oor of t temporary Whit, deaths InCraven, and one inCarteret; 20 " ld'e chair, and, amid case.inFor.vth. 25 In Gaston. 11 In h"" ?f a large crowd waa placed v u " ...J 11 i rains carnage, jn wnicn tbere was a rrvi L i. t. na board to support his in tared leg. He aa.JZ w i was accompanied by .Secretary Cortel th.fliJL hW fmml a thA- .- you and Colonel Bingham, his mUItary : many caaea in the east. . A RewmrA of OO for Frank Winn. Goldeboro, N. C. Oct. 8, The county commissioners have offered a reward of f ISO f.jr the capture of Frank Winn, the negro accused of the murder of his nephew, Charles Winn, who while out on bond of $2,500 under habeas corpuB pro ceeding fled the State. The governor has aids. His earrings was guarded by a platoon of mounted police, under com mand of Major Sylvester, superintendent of police, Aa the carriage appeared on the avenue the president was greeted with loud cheers. ' The president stopped at the review Ing stand for a moment un till the marshal of the parade nnd Raw lins Post, of Minneapolis, the rlrht of the line, had been passed, and then drove . A. A ,, . , ..a o expecv to eummiini ruinona pompeu- r tion, to furnish employment to a large j number of our population at fair and just wages, and to famish to the public i the very beat quality of goods trade may demand. They are working along con servative lines, and the consumption of their plans will prove a blessing and not a curse to the community in which they d well and labor. ' " , "The company that will be formed to acquire certain properties will be known as the, 'Southern Textile company.' Ac cording to the plan nnder which they will be operated, there appears the following clause: No plant or business shall be purchased, however, in the organisation of the company except with' written unanimous approval as to desirability w i n It,."1"1 Vigw; lro JlLAyb ' I FRESH FACTS III 1 .... A FEU MIES ITEMS OF IOTEEEST TO EYEBTECDY HERBERT tmpucAU Minister THE PATOS ISLAND "TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT." - ThotJlh it ICdnalv IDMUI to 1m worth onm-relim. mnp. St S funt ihai ttia ! taUu.l of Patoe. Br Trinidd, mj inTolre the Uuiod ttntem atad Eiigliind in Mrion. eomplit tieni. ,. En gUnd has Mixed Patos,.wbkslt Vsmnuela claim, aa her own. Herbert W. Uo vh and Vt. li, D. Uagsvd are reapeotirely the American and Biitwh repreaentativea iu VenecueU. ; s . ' 5 TRIED lO BAKE HI8 WIFE. r.tt..mA 1 Kl .nr..il n1t.4 n..W. tn.l - , . Tr" 7 . Y . down the avenue to Peace monument at tal of POO offered for the capture of the foot of ; the capltol. The veterans i( , Z 7 1 th" carriage aa the president drove muru, LU. fjw, .uh. by and aaluttd him. There waa contln win, n is unaeretooa go do me county school land. North Carolina Man Die of Morphine. Norfolk, Va. Oct. 8.-J. Lee Martin, a Seaboard Air Line clerk, died yesterday morning from an overdose of moiphlne. I uons cheering from the I president drove along. crowds as the Miners Story Tet. Washington, Oct. 9. The executive council of the American Federation of He had taken it to relieve a pain In bia Labor Is again In session todav. after Its Dead. He was Dreaming neavuy. wneni adjournment over yesterday. President found In his bed room, but died despite J Mitchell Is expejted to be in Washington Heroic treatment, tie was years oia to attend the council meeting tomorrow and bis body has been lorwarded to ton- and it is the general opinion among its way, N. U nis former Home. members that the coal strike will be fully A, C. L. Men Work Overtime. , discussed. Mr. Morrison, secretary ol Wilmington, Oct. 8. Thejorce in the the American Federation of Labor, in Coast Line machine shops at Florence is speaking of the situation, said this working overtime in order to catch up morning: "I heartily "wish this strike with the excess of work, which is largely as settled, but if the operators . are Of In converting coal-burning locomotives the opinion that tbey can starve the in to wood-burners. The scarcity of coal I miners into again going to work they Is really becoming an Item with the rail- are greatly mistaken. The miners are In roads. It is said that the Coast Line a condition now to hold out all through has recently confiscated coal In transit the winter, and if necessary they will do to Richmond to keep its trains in opera- it. This talk of a decrease in the contri tion. . :; 1. -' . -; A Suicide in Cleveland County, , Shelby, Oct. 8. Henry Campbell, who lives near Lattlmore Station, eight miles west of Shelby, committed suicide this afternoon by shooting himself through the heart with a pistol. Ilia health has been bad and was aggravated by the excessive use of tobacco, which made him very nervous. lie was 50 years old, and a farmer by occupation. North Carolina at Christian Coference. Norfolk, Va. Oct. 8. North Carolina ie well represented at the Quadrennial Con vention of the Christian church in the Vt'.' 1 States ia session here. Except la Vlr ;;'f,',i, North Carolina has the lar "st dcV; , t:oa. It 'ranks with any in pGllit Of ' Ia Favor of ti e Durt-vn, C. C, t. S.-TLe ten thous- id : :r t ' t c f T. F. Siuhb f;."-.t t'.'J I butlons for their support is ail false. 1 truth the collections are increasing." In Two Nerroe Lyncheff 7 Newbern, Tenn., Oct. 8. Carfleld Bur ley and Curtis Brown, two negroes, were hanged here tonlbt by a mob of 500 persons. Buriey on last Saturday shot and killed a well-known yonng farmer near Dyersburg. Flatt, the farmer, had traded horees with the nesrro and later Barley demanded that the trade be de clared off. Flatt refused to accede to this propoHltion and while on bis way home was ehot down by Burley. A popse bad been hunt!,- j for the mnrdered and last night locate d Lira ia a negro cabia at Euffman, Ark. 9 1 3 a ! 1 T i c' a ' 'nc. r (! I . C. V Kew Or; New Or'. !, O t. crCl'cie3 6 r'Z','f New OrVf.iiS r. ,'! ,T r tempirn, to rcf.i:: 9 a1 cor;-" t cf V 9 c. t'.'V--rsr.-.Jt'..-: n ; -.- : ! - r ' , ' i ' .7 iti Hri".. f 1 H T ! ult of the i Ij the y i i 1 1- . ' 9 ( '! 1 A faaUrdlr Aet of a Colored Man at Five , if V PoinU New Bern Journal: The rare and suc- nlent dish of baked wife was tried by s nego In the vicinity of Five Points yes- terday afternoon, and her screams and resistance brought the timely help of policeman Montagus .who was In the neighborhood, or there might have been a tragedy. He was In the act of thrust- 1 ng the woman into the oven. "' ' While up In that part of town Mr. of purchase and as the propriety of price.: Montague heard tbs cries of a woman In of the following named persons: Geo.A. distress and when the treuble was Gray, 8. B. Tanner. John W. Fries, C. G. . located he secured 'the assistance pt m Lttaand A. W. Btywood." - - j man to catch the offender. ' Upon the The writer regrets to learn that Mr. j officer's entrance the man escaped by a Gray Is not, able to wrv. . Tl vacancy door not civered bT, the assistant and has been filled by Mr. T. W. Pratt, ; of had got quite a little lead on his pursuer. Qnntsville, Ala. - . , , j , Mr, Montague followed him op Queen " The options to b presented to the street to West street, along West to Cy. commute will embrtii-e seventy milw, Jo- .treet,. thence to a small pond cated in Virginia, North C irolia, South where he gave up, otilr after three shots Carolina, ueorgta, A iaoMtii and Tonnes j from the oftVr's pistol, , spe. From thM riiille the isommittre ., The man was arrested and will be tried will select the mow dsitjihle and ame today f r murderous assault. The stovs will be paid for in caeb securities ot. the ' though small was hot and would have burned the woman severely. Be Is a CHURCH AND CLERGY. Bishop Clark of Rhode Island, ninety years old. Is the oldest bishop of An glican communion in the world. The Rev. Charles A. Trotman, pas tor of the Church of the Redeemer, 6t Louis, is also a practicing physi cian, having regular office hours dur ing the week. Rev. Wilson Carllle, the noted Lon don minister, has Introduced moving pictures Into bis church service and furnishes all persons desiring It with free cup of coffee as they leave the church. Mr, Tbornbury has resigned as a clerk In the Rock Island railroad of fices to become rector of Trinity Re formed Episcopal ch urch in Chicago. He fitted hiuiwlf for the ministry by night study and for eleven years has devoted bis spare time to bis ambition. new company. The option provides that the company can issue $7,000,000 In common stock, 17,000,000 in preferred stock and 16,000,000 In bonds. The financial parties interested are repre sented by a prominent trust company in New York.. The controlling management of the new "Southern Textile company" will be southern manufacturers, who have for years been Identified with Cotton manu facturing In the southern states. desperate negro and should be given a heavy punishment for his fiendish action. " f Democratic Canvass. '.; The appointments for the Democratic canvass jf Lenoir county are as follows LaGrange, Oct. lltb, Hon. Cyrus B. Watson. K'nston 11th, at night, Hon. Cry us B. Watson. Sand Hill, 14th at Daughter's house Kioston, litb, night. Institute, 15tb. Bouth West, 16th at Kelly's mill. Vance, 17th, at Fairfield school Bouse Kinston, 17th, night, Hon. Lee 8, Overman. 1 ' ! LaGrange, 18th, Hon. LeeS.Orerman! Contentnea Nock, 21sc, at ' Sharon church. ' '.' - ;. Neuse, 22nd, at Parrott's school house. Woodlngton, 23rd, at Waller's school house.'.. -. '". Falling Creek, 2ith, at the station. Trent, 25tb, ai Tull's mill. Pink Hill, Nov. 1st, at Tyc I il's store, Day speaking to beg'n at 1 o'clock; nig'.-t at S o'clock. Come out and Lear the coonty candidates and other distln- guL'..!':JI sOtTu'3 dI.:.-u.--S t!:9 i -JC3.' J. W. Grainger, Cnairman. W. A. UiTCHELL, Sueretary. t t riA C oul f t. r. i: ' a ; . It i rod. 1 C Purely Personal ' ' Items About People . Who Come and Go PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH. , Mrs. N. B. Wooten and child went to LaGrange this morning. . Mrs. Seth West, of Dove"r, spent today in Kinston. .. N . , Mr. W. u. Prldgen went to; Falling Ciek today. Miss Nannie Aldridge, who had been visiting at Mr. J.F. : Davis', left for ber home at Oriental this morning: , Mr. W D. Laltoque.sr., returned irom Norfolk this morning. ' , . ' Mr; Everett Rouse returned from Ral eigh yesterday afternoon. . , Rev. B. W. SpUIman came yesterday from Macon, Ga. ''."" Mrs. Stella Austin, of Terre Haute, lad., came yesterday to visit her aunti Mrs. G. E. Kornegay. ' . 1 , . Miss Cle ramie Gladstone went to Green ville this morning to visit her slater. v Miss Ella Miller, who had been visiting her sister at this place, -returned to her home at II.---nil ton, this morniu.tr. Mrs. J. J.l.,;;; rs, ilessrs. Harris, Carry Stevenson and Frank Webb went to Greenville th! morning. r A Mr. J. W. Lynch returned from New Yorkb tt' t. Mr. J. II. Herbert returned from Rocky 'oUDtld: .t 1.' .t. SI. II ' i Cray has returned from - v 1 1", , where she bad been for o e t . A - A. a . 4 j. Mrs. Archibald Little, the traveler and author; will write a biography of Li Hung Chung. C. Rlcketts is an English painter who is following the lend of Bocklln and Frans Stuck In painting centaurs. lie Indulges in Biblical as well as classical subjects. - Henri Gervex, the French artist has been decorated by the shah of Persia with the Order of the Lion and the Sun. in recognition of his having paint ed the ehab's favorite portrait in 1900. Great is the Industry and fertile is the Imagination of Guy Booth by, the English novelist. In less than eight years he has published some twenty- six books, tbe majority of which have achieved, more than ordinary success. Mr. Boothby Is a South Australian by birth and Is thirty-five years of age. COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. The United States has 10.000 school teachers. . . Albert von Kollker bag been pro fessor of anatomy In the Culversity of Wurzburg, Germany, for the last fifty five years. The cost of the State University of Missouri for Its buildings, books and sther equipments is 11,300,000. and the endowment bearing Interest at the rate Of 5 or 6 per cent Is $1,236,000. Charles A. Woods of Marlon. S. CC has been elected president of the South Carolina college, at Columbia. , He is a leading member of the South Caro lina bar and Is now president of the State Bar association. For many years be was president of a banking institu tion. He Is a trustee of Wofford and Wlnthrop college. O ' rlO ire r i 1 1 (, CURRENT COMMENT. Carrying towns to Paris Is tbe latest piece of Yankee bravado, Boston Jour nal. :.::'. The attempt to assimilate the militia to tbe army would prosper If tbe states were less stingy la appropriations. Brooklyn Eagle. Nat Herreshoff has before him the dl.HcuIt task of planning a yacht to outsail all the yachts that be has here tofore planned to outsail all the yachts everybody else has planned. Boston Herald. "e are the greatest and most ener r ' - of rcople, but we are also the Let wastcfnl of people. In getting ot.t the lumber of our grea forests we lave destroyed and wasted more than we sawej and fitted for the market r ;n Prar.cl.s-co CalL Tl.a fjr.ltf J f tatcs Is now the fourth i a tf t! tw o! ! J in f.-ttlnj atrenjt'j ii f r. I:. !. France end '-i 1 ' : is In this ord.-r. Tie L '. i f tl.o cuuntry's position cor.i , ! it t . r. Ivatice on.l not retrograde la I r:':: In this I'sL 't. Ur i Four million dollars Is the sum an nually left In Paris by visiting Ameri cans, according to a writer In tbe Petit Parisian. . , - It Is one of the duties of the Berlin fire brigade to supply steel cylinders containing oxygen for use In cases of g pol8ontosjir?--r., '- ' : Billiards, as a game is decreasing In' popularity in France,, where the num ber of tables In use fell from 00.000 in 1880 to 80,000 last year. A " decree recently promulgated by the government of Costa Rica estab lishes chemical laboratories in tbe cus tom bouses of the republic,. .-'.. Nearly 8,000 motor cars are now In use in Paris and the ; neighborhood, 3,800 of tbe cars having A registered speed of over eighteen miles an boor. ' .A tomb of lapis lazuli has been dis covered among several others south of the great pyramid of Glzen. , There were many sarcophagi and Inscriptions found likewise. Spitsbergen belongs to no country, , and since the cessation of whaling it Is deserted even In summer. : There are deposits of coal and phosphates, but It does not pay to work them. ; Boats Instead of wagons are used by the rural free delivery carrier at New Suffolk, - N. Y. r The route there lies along the shores of a protected bsy, and Id ordinary weatber be can sail over his course more easily than he can go in a wagon. . Less than 10 per cent of Manitoba's land bas been taken up. The neighbor ing territory of Asslnlbola bas nearly 00.000.000 acres, mostly ;- suitable for wheat propagation. Alberta, near the Rockies. Is 500 by 300 miles In extent and Saskatchewan is another empire in area. Platinum bas long been mined in the Bimilkameen. about ISO miles east of Vancouver, a a It is said that China men have been earning living wages for the past fifteen years by recover ing platinum from the placer deposits of the Tulameeo river and also of Granite creek. ; v..;;,;---.' . -V;.:.:.- .. It la reported that an oil spring of good quality bas been discovered in -the southeiietern district of South Aus tralia. j.. The spring Is near the lukes which exist at the mouth of the Mur ray river. In the vicinity of the little town of Ben Ingle, ou the eastern shore of Lake Albert i-.Vi ;:n For playing "heads and tails" for stakes of a farthing an apprentice named Paul Rledel has been sentenced ' to banishment from Austria, Accord Ing to the Austrian criminal law. tbe nnlform punishment for all games of chance, including the game "beads and tails." is banishment , The Assouan dam on the Nile Itself Is one of the greatest engineering works In existence. " It Is no less than one and a quarter miles in length, and it Is pierced by ISO sluice gates 27 feet In height and 7 feet, in width, by means of which the regulation of the waters will be secured. An Atlanta (Ga.) .bank bas opened a department exclusively for its women clients, The paying teller Is a woman, who pays all checks presented to her in brand new currency. .Depositors in the women's department are furnished with dainty combination check and pass books bound in Russian leather. The disciplinary council of tbe Mu nich bar has just had brought before It a barrister charged with the high crime and misdemeanor of taking part in amateur theatricals. Tbe Impugned ' lawyer pleadedthat he had charged no fees, but tbe bar council declined to admit v that this want of prudence purged the offense and imposed a fine, together with a sharp reprimand. ' :' That a powerful alarm like a fog siren can be sounded without being' heard la shown by the Investigations of E. P. Edwards on tbe English coast according to London. Invention. At a distance of a mile from the siren the .' sound began to die away, and between two and three miles it was entirely In audible. This mysterious "silent isone constantly changed in extent and posl tion. . , ,-- .;.- ...... ..... . : . Census returns give 5.354 children under sixteen years of age who are em ployed In making shirts for men in the United States. More than 3,000 of these are employed In factories. There are 1,145 employed In making women's skirts and similar garments. Nearly 8,000 are in the stocking factories and over 0,000 in the miscellaneous employ ments connected with the production of ready made attire. The oldest living pioneer of Oregon IS William Abemethy of Dora, Coos county. He Is an Illinoisan. His fami ly left Illinois In 1SC3. traveled by wag on and canalhoat to New York, thence sailed ar-:n 1 the Horn. Thnre ro fan I ran. :- tl:en, ro V r ' " 1 f-f I'a i :i cf t!-9 C '. r'i'-. nl.-re t:..v arrive-! ia . I . I'r. Al vrmthy, L i.-s a rvc 1 r.:an cf tvcrfr, 1.- !' r ! 1 th fret eiv . 'I U C a.