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1 ' J' r r ;rREE FRESSo nil PUBLISHED; EVERY 'KFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDRY, KINSTON, N, O., - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ;2Q.: 1902. ; ; PRICE TWO CENTS. , JsVjperioji court. : : Following art tha ease disposed of iocs last reported: . p HATURDAT. ; , i Court convened in th morning at. 10 " o'clock. First case called : . , State v. Sidney. Cauady, concealed wanoA. Gn'lty. Thru months on pub " State v. Lonnle Best, e .i-valed wea pon.. Guilty. ; Three month on public roade. , . -' Clem AlleO, who waa convicted jester day for concealed weapon, wae sentenced 10 jail for three month with permission : to hire ont. v .. : . . -. Frank' Outlaw, who was convicted Of v carrying concealed weapon, and assault 'With deadly weapon, was fined, t5 tn , each case, and cost, - ' State re. Frank Davis, assault with In tent to kill. This cam was heard at last - term of court, and jary falling to agree, a mistrial was ordered. Davis Is ac cused ol shooting at Kinsey Neuman ' with a rifle. After calling the wltnessess and passing on jury, at the luggsationof the solicitor, his honor eontinued the case until Monoay morn.Ug. pearea tnav is couiu uu w uuww" dav. f ' State vs. George : Curtis,' concealed weaboni Gailty, Judgment suspended State vs, Calvin Clement, assault with deadly weapon. , Mistrial. -I:, State vs. Henry Terry, larceny. Guilty, Six months on pubilo roads, - Stat vs. Felix Plttman. assault- Not 'guilty. This was appeal from J. P. Cox, ' State vs. John Lambert, larceny : 7 State vs. Garfield . Dawson, assault with deadly weapon. Not gailty. t Court adjourned at 1:20 o'clock until Monday at 10:30, o'clock. ' ' . MONDAY. , V November, 17. 1902. Court convened at 10:80 o'clock! 4, - w The case fot State vs. Frank Davis : assault with intent to kill. Not gu Icy This case was hotly contested by both ' sides and consumed twodays in the trial After being out about twenty minutes the jury returned a Verdict of not guilty, The solicitor was assisted In the proeecu tion by Wer and, Shaw, and Messrs. Harries 1 oftln aod Taf-t-r, aod Rouse anl Orntond appeared for defendant. WEDNESDAY. State Vs. Dan Coleman, aswult with deadly weapon, Guilty. Four months on public roads. . State vs. Dan Coleman, concealed weapon. Gailty. Two months on pubHe r ads. State vs.' Harrison Washington and Geo. Albert Phillips, gambling. Guilty. Washington two months on public road. , State vs. Aaron Blount, assault with deadly weapon. Guilty. Six month on public roads. ' . State vs. George Anderson and Aaron Blount, setting lire to' guard house, Guilty, as to Blount, not guilty as to Anderson. Stat vs. W. O. Burton, bigamy. Guilty. Six months on public roads., DOVER. . , ' Nov. 17, 1002. Miss Mattie Hornby, of Kinetsn, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. A. P. Thompson. ; , Miss Sne Wilson came in & baggy ac companied by Mr. Felix Sutton from Kinston, and spent Sunday afternoon with relatives here. ; Rat. A. F. Leighton preached Sunday night, his rpirnlar appointment in the scnool building, to a well filled house, and at the close of his sermon a young '.lady, Miss Lecca Avery, presented herself a candidate for baptism and church meTibershlp. Etnry Tucker, the fireman who was so hhd'.y Injured by the exploding of Mr. F. N. Hawkins' boiler, Is improv ing and it H thoaght that he will recover.' " Mit'g FariTi'e Ewell. who is teaching at C3V9Rid j:r. T. 11. Ipoek, of that place, spent Sr'.ttuH.iy nVJit in Dover, and at tend d the bw. r r. The Di.-tp!.-s hew ar rfi'.fct rPra tion to b!;;n t!t erection tf at;?fchiiroh bu::.iiEj. ' . rrovidi'nce ppnn'; t!.r v "1 le bapt'uial wrvi.-- ft t i":!ver- i r 1 trt on tLe Sri i ;rx,i -y la 1'-. t.i 3 p. m. HO MB PARTY. t O. a Wooten'a Country Homa, - Long- Vl w, Near LaOrang a. , . Oa Saturday evening, thelSlnst there was a reospti jn at the country seat of C. 8. Wooten, given by his daughter Elisa Wooten, complimentary to the following young ladles who were visiting her: Misses Daisy and Myrtle King, of Leaks vUle; M.es Mary Boberson, ot Chapel Hill; Miss May Belle Bneed, of Wilmington; Miss Lucy Baldwin, ol Wilmington; Miss Jlara Wooten, of Kinston. Tna follow ing ladies were present: Misses Bettie Green, Mary Fields, Blanch and Mabel Mnrshison and Mrs. George Iladley, all of LaGrange. The following were the gentlemen: Messrs. Hog Irvine, Emmett B. Wooten, Shade Wooten, Jr., Matt Carr, 8. A. Qutnerly, John Walters, all of Kinston, and the following from La- Grange: Messrs. Bedding Creech, Richard Wooten, E l win B. Wooten, Leonard Wooten, Dr. Green and George Hadley, Marriage In Duplin. - , ' I Not. 15. . The mogt J( hj,e1Mrbeeil the plea8ttrtf of your or. respondent to witness, was celebrated last Wednesday evening at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr. R. G. Maxwell, when Mr. Blackiedge Harper, of Woodlngt Jn, N, CC, and Miss Lillian E. Jones were united In marriage by the Rev. D. B. Clayton, of Columbia, 8. C. Mr.. Gilbert Jones was best man, and Miss Fannie Harper bride's maid. " The attendant were Mr. Yancey Jones with Miss Berta Keathly, of Kenansvllle, Mr. L. J Potter with Mis Fannie Jones, Mr. A. J. Keathley, of Kenansvllle, with Miss Irma Maxwell, Mr. Grover Max well with Miss Annie Keathley. The happy couple left Thursday morning and boarded the can at kit Olive for, Salle bury, N. C, whe they will spend some weeks with relatives and friend. H sts f friends job i in wishing them much access and happiness. , , INSTITUTE. . ; Nov. 17,1902. - A number nf suhonl boys from Kinston were home Saturday and 8anday. ' Mefsrs. Hardy & Dawson hav moved Into tbslr new store and Miss MyrtL Heatn has accepted a position a sales lady witstnem. Elder Phillips, of ' Ayrten, - filled bis first appointment at Hull lload Sunday ue win preacn tor us tma year. John Jovner, (col.) of Brown's X Roads ner here, lost a floe ten-yes r-old male witn colic x riday nigut; A turkey and chicken market has baen opened here. Messrs Taylor & , Aldridge bougnt tne first lot last week at 7 cents, Rev. Mr. Petree. ; of , LaGrana.' will preach at Wheat Swamp tbls year, so you all can expect preaching every first ounay. r Our oeoole say thev have been lookintr for Institute items a long time. It jmlzer wisnes to say tnat there will be items eyery week now, , HOOKERTON. . ' - Nov. 17, 1902. Mr. W. T. Dixon enent Saturdavand Hnnaay wiru bis dangticer, Mrs. A. 1. unmsley, ol near Ormondsvllle. Mr. B. T. D. Albrltton SDent Frldav In ureenvuie. . , L . Several from here attended church at Ormondsville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Dixon and Miss Ola Patrick visited friends at Institute Sun day.. Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Dixon SDent San, day with Mrs. Carrie Edwards, of Foun tain mil. - The Annual Thankusrivinir Partv will De given in tne Araaemy at tbls Place on the nlarht of ThankRivinr, Thursday rtov. Xita. nm pnfjile is cordially Invit ed to attend. This is the thirteenth of these annual parties, and all of them have J'jepn lanrelv attended and proven a srreat suc cess. Tbe committee this year will spare no time to make tL'u one eclipse any one previously piven. Several new features will be addi this year for the enjoyment oi tnoRe wno attend. FECSH LOT OF WI10LE WHEAT flour and oat tneul junt reonlvd. ' Jas F. Parkott. A ruilnctlon. "Our son is always needing money," r-f..l the young man's niotlior. "So," mid the precl.se man; "he :i't neej it lie merely want 11" "i - V,zon Star. . : 1 of T7':iry mn ( ,' 1 ... s is f ' ! --.. . ' . ' .' ' " " 'at.tt..t rr.w J Tu.k amstl Signer Maudes Planches, the Italian embassador, in the diplomatic crrps. The foreign embassies at Washington now rank la this order: Germany. P.uss. .. xr-n it. ,nA r.-t R with Austria-Hungary v next, as Mrv Bengelmuller probably will present his credential as ambassador before Mr.t Jusserand, the . new representative from France, arrives and Js presented.: There have been " persistent rumors, that: Dr. von Uolleben, the German anv bassador, who Is now dean of the-' corps, , will soon relinquish bis post here for another one on the conthKmt, and there. have also been intimations that Count Casslnl. the Russian em bassador, who has been at Washing ton since June, 1898, will ' be trans t erred to another post. If theso two'. prospective changes occur, Senor Apl roz, the 'Mexican ambassador, will lief mmo ilMK nt th vm. with Rim.nit Mayor des Tlanches of Italy ranking nt and S!rMlrhael Herbert third In tha order of precedence. Prefer Wages Ttm, i The waiters of Paris are up in amis' ; against tips. They held the other night ameetlng whose battle cry was "A bns le pourbolre!': and are shortly to issue" handbills setting forh the evils of tha' tipping system familiar topic, though never before presented from the wait ers', viewpoint Tipping Is a complicat ed system tn Paris. Each "pourbolre'' a it is collected is put into a general box, and at the end of the day the total 1 divided equally among the waiters. They receive no wages, but, on thej contrary, have to advance to the cafe keeper at the beginning of each day a ' sum estimated at one-half of the day' pourbolre. Whether or not the gratul- ties reach the estimated total the fixed sum s paid to the owner : for ,p - pehsea" One garcon recently brought SaPPbo's have. tood through twenty suit against his employer for these ex- Ave centuries. penses and recovered. The 2,000 wait era at the meeting determined on shai- lar action. Freaks of the Moat Pelee Emptlon. , Professor Angelo Heilprin in an ad dress on the Mont Pelee eruption said the first phase was the emission from the crater of a brown colored cloud which was impelled to a vast beigut AUuost simultaneously a black cloud" intensely luminous shot, downward to ward the city and, when over St Pierre was shattered by a tremendous light ning stroke, which sent the death deal ing blast in all directions. Some of the. freaks of the destruc tion, he said, were Inexplicable. In one case a body was found scorched to a crisp, and beside it lay a box of match es untouched by fire. Jewel boxes were " picked Up with the exterior unscathed , and the trinkets inside fused in a solid mass.--phlladelphla Record,- ,1 Doctors' Inetmes In Eoarland. The British Medical Journal ven tured an estimate of the average in come that might be expected by the general practitioner in England and put it at 400 to 500. The estimate was copied into several dally paper and has produced a large crop of cor respondence teeming with ridicule and indignation. The general practitioners,1 who ought to know, declare that only a small proportion of tnelr number earn so much even after years of ardu-1 ous work. The competition brought - about by the overcrowded state of the profession Is, they declare, so great that it is a' cruelty to induce men by inflated estimates to enter It. i . ALFONSO OF SPAIN. Little King Alfonso says he will mar ry the woman of bis choice. That boy has some Yankee spirit in him. rhllu delpbia Ledger. If it be true that Alfonso's actions are driving. Weyler to resign, perbans the young gentleman isn't so biff s twti after all. Cincinnati Commercial Trib Weyler la going to resign because Al fonso will not do his bidding. Judging from Weyler' course in Cuba the young king is to be commended for re fusing his guidance. Toledo Elade. . KING OSCAR'S DECISION. There Is evidently a disposition on he part of the diplomatic bleachers to kii !i on . King Oscar's umnirinir. Wa'.!i;vtoa Tost. ' TLo decihion In favor of Germany in o ; iinortn depute enables the "war : !'' tj e-ijoy one tt the victories of -.-I-.,-.. ( i v,,:.. I !. I 1 urg CLroiikle-Ti lc-raph. j wl'i r y t';e t;:i Fad .i I j I'-'.- : ( ur's di-d-l sr! .r:t;r n. but t,e 5 t i ' - -i it -wiSl V.3 ' ' Aels5 fralt Jalee. '":". t ' The Jnlc of any acid fruit can be ffl ffg w , , , " y i , " ' " ' . ' ' . . . , .T . 2 1 V' The Russian ministry of finance mo nopolizes the alcohol Industry, and some Idea of the value of the output may be gained by the fact that ti,000, 000,000 corks are' used annually, one- third of which are produced In govern ment work. Hal Tmx. v':-' In the reign of George IIL hats were taxed. Tha last tax was 6 cents. Those above $3 In value paid a tax of CO cents. , Rark Shirts. : Shirts and bats that are never in need of iroulng are worn by the la dlans of the luterior of Bolivia. They u,e uluue vl ee, wmcu 8 oaked Jn water until the fiber is oftenefl and then beaten with Btonc to, make It' pliable. "' ' , ' Enrrptlan Speclallata. The ancient Egyptians bad dentist as well as specialists for disease of the eyes aud ears. - - Earopaa Marriages. The average duration of marriages in England Vs twenty-eight years. Rus sia, with thirty years, is the only coun try to beat her. In France and Ger many twenty-six year Is the average duration. - - Sappho, ' The one poem most often translated into every language .of tha civilized and uncivilized world was written by a womanT-"The Ode to Aphrodite," by Sappho. Shakespeare' . works - have borne the test of but three centuries. , Berlin Bridges., After Venice. Berlin has more bridges .-wnan Apy other town In Europe. A Moimter Laaudry, The biggest laundry In London has seven miles of drying lines, all under cover. Eighty thousand pieces can be dried at once In the space of half an hour. : ' A Miser's Hoard. ... Four thousand pounds in' gold, silver and bronze has been found in the hut of an old beggar woman at Chabet-el-A mem, Algeria. Work For Prisoners. Prisoners in England awaiting trial can e,ec t0 work during the period and receive payment accordingly. "V 1 " 1 ' '. ' Honest chinamen. . ! most Chinamen. Some of them, in their native towns and cities, often leave their places of .business unguarded .while they go off for half an hour or more. Should customers arrive in the meantime they find the prices of goods plainly marked, select what they want and leave the money for them." : - ' ' Tbe Cradle of the Rue Dr. Moritz Alsberg in his work on the descent of man accepts ns plausible Schotensack'a Idea that Australia was tne cradle of tbe human race, -, ' ,Ai Early Astronomer, r Tbalcs, born '640 11. C. was the first to note the four distinct divisions due to the position of the sun namely, the solstices and the equinoxes.; He also taught that moonlight was simply re flected sunlight and was the man who first made a ' prediction of a solar eclipse. i ' ' A Crtwrw Sabstltote. r A convenient substitute for a cork ve. w vliin tbf latter Is not at hand u'.:iv lie rititid In the use of a common wr'-.-'v- it!i mi nttached string to pull vjt the ork. . . .. ;; ' TJi Earth. If the -Mirth were equally divided ouion.c its present Inhabitants, each of as. num. womn.u and child, would get twenty-three and a half acres Sobool Gardeas. , la many of the continental cities and in some few American cities gardens are laid out In the neighborhood of public schools, and the children are taught to cultivate them. Jot a (lfp. ' - Prady DM old Fog see the joke Id placing a banana sUa on the pave ment? Trn-n:',..' t 0.i. yes; be tumbled all r!'L t"..:. .. r- News. i-alfn! !. .-"-n a-, T 1 Y T t, r 1 't I . r - . t :Ou! : r cf t: a cat i ; 1 r a w -Nr k J :':r:.a!. I r-t i A i - There are said to b 3.000,000 Frcml Canadian resident in America. According to the latest reports, tberv were In Canada 16,405 person of un sound mind, 6.174 deaf and dumb and 3,279 bUnd. . , The bed of pea in Colorado some-, time Include as many a 2,000 acres, and there is one bed exceeding In aise 2,500 acre. An English writer ha discovered a new descriptive term for New York lie calls tha American metro poll the "city of noisy progress." . ' Pictorial postcards hav been Issued by the Japanese authorities to com memorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Japan's entry into the postal union. The united . States consumes now eight times as much sugar per capita as In the first quarter of the last cen tury, four times a much a the aver age per capita during the decade ended with 1850 and twice as much a in any year prior to 1870. 1 : It costs the farmers of the country more to haul their products from farm to station than It. doc for railroad charges. The estimated figures are $!00.000,000 for the farmers to bau) their goods to market, and S18,000,000 Is all the railroads get for all tbeir work. ' , ' CURTAIN RAISERS. ; "The Three Llttfe Maids" will run a year in London. ' Blanche Walsh opened her Benson in "The Daughter of Hamllcar" at Wheel tag. W. Va. " '. . " Llebler & Co. are arranging to star Vesta Tlllcy, the vaudeville artist, in legitimate work. Marie Casmere, a clever and viva cious young actress, is playing Flfi Ori zanski In "All the Comforts of Home." Advice from Argentina are to the effect that the French actress Rejane has made a tremendous bit in that country. Mary Conwell, the daughter of a well knowu Washington oilk-iul, is a mem ber -of the- chorus in "The-Roger Brothers In Harvard." Charles Frolunnn has received a ca blegnau from sj- lu-ury Irving saying that be will produee Surdou's "Dante' In New York next season. For a longtime Mr. Beer boh m Tree ha coiiteniplatwl revivals . of both "Rlcliard II." and "Othello." The for mer of these will follow 'The Eternal City." . PINFEATHERS. Overcrowding, bad .ventilation 'and nncleuuliness ure the three evils in poultry keeping.- - When the pullets begin laying, tbey require more food than hens, as they are still growing. If the eggshell are fed to tbe poul try, care should always be taken to crush them thoroughly before feeding. A ben pays In proportion to the num ber of eggs she lays. Therefore It is an item to feed so as to secure plenty of eggs. r, , In dressing fowls for market they can be made to look nicer by plunging In hot water and then in cold as Boon a picked. , , , One advantage with tbe Pekin duck is that it can be raised with or.!,, enough water - a Is ueccaiisir: . t quench thirst.' : s COLLEGE AND SCHOC, Professor M. I. Puplu i.t ,, nniversity. Who Invented the -.- , , n epboue, started his .career" in Amk-.i.av-os Turkish buth attcuOu.i'.', , Dr. Frank Strong, who b;i- iviat i.ivi Installed chnneellor of the Uuu'eitr i; of Kansas. Is the author of an lent biography of Benjamin Fnu.'.v..:f t Buenos . Ayres already biuis , proud name of "tlie city of seiiuiii . aces," yet a recent grulit provii.ix the construction -of twnty-oiio iu..s. bandsotue imblic school build'nK!' " Mlsa Lou!s? Iloluiau RU-hiu'iL on U. : been electiHl associate d:v.;:t Mo:i f bull. Wculeyan uhIvitk:' ''i-l.iwjitt O. Miss Richardson in ti ' -I:usrtt.' tvoiuau and a graiiuatt o. .on u:r versity. :. 1 . THE ROAD TO. WEALTH Let your ad. be your salfi:jau. Ia it first attract the reader, theu inter him. then 'convince h:iii. and Cnjtl j sell him jour goods. Bo.vcc's Hustler Continuous advertising .nates eoiiti dence. Ti:e prevailing opinion Is tb.tt one carmt.t bo constantly before the. publ'c without being found out and known for what Le is. Tlis iMinle Ln l'evc in a man who can utand trial by tLe public. Printers' ink. RAILROAD TIES. HUMOR OF THE HOUR t "t"-- a-. ' tas ' w'a ',.-'''," . ',. "Ye, sir," exclaimed tbe enthusiast "golf la the beat ever. It ba a distinct domestic valu that is not generally appreciated.. We will suppose, for ex ample, that a man ba been celebrat ing a little too much and be wlshe to round np and go home. Well, a a pre- limiuary be goe to tbe golf link to get the eiercise. Tou will readily ap preciate that there are occasions when exercise baa a distinct and almost Im mediate value. Now, ba practice golf works out on tbe theory that tbe mora exercise a man needs In these circum stance the more he gets. Tbe mora uncertain be 1 in bla drive tbe more walking be ha to do, nd the effect M decidedly beneficial Of course, there may still be a little something notice able about him when be gets home, bnt it la naturally attributed to tbe Scotch highball be took because of his weari ness at the conclusion Of tbe round. Stl. - 1 M . 1 M t' OKI uu, kuu is surcijF a kicbi. rj.uct vw cago Post , , ' Tha Wisara. . tTa aaia'( a Avth anil saw 4a man "Tou shall do that or this." xie can v. wna un mrur&u ui. a ymu ; Send millions woe or bliss, V But h can reach with UttU band . ' And sweetly stnil at , - - ,'; -.: And I (oret that sorrow stands , Where gladness ought to be. . Be can't by saying "Tea" or "Ne : Cause Idle wheels to turn; - Be cannot give to millions woe ' Or lessen their concern. But he can twine two little arm Around my neck, and I v -forget that wealth possesses charm , - And, gladdened, cease to sigh, v . , , Chicago Record-Herald. :.-(.:; .. i .Leader la Pletloa. "By tbe way' said the visitor, "which of your writer do you consider lUVUVBblUUtUUUI "Well," answered the head of tha great publishing bouse,"! believe that gentleman over there at the desk 1 our strongest fiction writer." "Ah I Who I be?" "lie's tbe man who write tbe anec dote of unknown authors whose man uscript we accept. Indianapolis Bun. v':v..Btreet Car, Speed. . "Ever notice," asked the street car philosopher, . "bow the speed of street car ia regulated by our frame . of mindr "In what wnyT" "Notice bow slow a street car 1 when you are in a hurry to catch a train and bow fast it goes when yoa run to catch it." Baltimore Herald. A Sporting Term Ulastrated. "Claiming a fowL" Coortenjr. "I suppose you will bow to tbe will of tbe people?" said the friend. "Of course I will," answered Senator Sorghum. s "I'D bow and take off my bat all they want me to. As long a there' no chance of their having their own way it' as little as I can do to ba polite." Washington Star. ' . : . Coalda't Afford It. The man whom the court had ordered to pay his divorced wife an allowance of $25 a week protested against the se verity of the decree. ; "Tour honor." be said, with deep feel ing, "it will take nearly every cent o my present wife's salary to pay it" Chicago Tribune. A "Light Headed" Joke. ' Marie and Adele don't speak any more." "Whynotr Marie spoke of Adele as being light beaded, and Adele thought she was re ferring to the peroxide she was using and cut Marie dead." New Yorker. Strategy. Mrs. Ilomer IIow do you manage to get your carrets so clean? Do you t-re ' K' ' l rri.f -Iniial carpet beater? M;-s. X.-'e.bors Xo; 'try V r.r.l -.its t' : i. and I always (')f -r.:. : p.u of tVe state of Xebras- rs ( i t' e French railway o-' t r f" -1 -!:i-4. r 1 4 i r ' - - r: v : t' - f lu ff i ' - J .;. . a I.; ,i ar-rry j t t . - 1)1'- s V
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