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GENERAL NBWS ITEMS
tatters of Interest t Condensed Into
Brief Paragraphs. ; , ,
I LITTLE ABOUT IUMER0US THUGS
The Pith of the World's News Thai
Might Interest Our Readers. An
'Jtem Hr and' iflmriii'','ti:,, rt-
. ... .... . ........ ' .s ' j . . t. . . . jj .. fi-fc.
to end tbe-deadlock on tba guberna
torial nbinlDdtloD the Republican state
convention adjourned today until 2 p.
m. May 31.
Norfolk, Va., Maj 20. The Norfolk
and Southern Railroad was fined 1300
today for violating the "Jim crow"
law by allowing negroes to ride in the
same oar with whites.
According to The, Church EoonomUt
the church members in the United
States number 29,000,000, or 36 per
cent of the entire population, an in
crease of 29 percent since 1800.
Neir York, May 19. A Herald dis
patch from Valparaiso, Chili,. fays
that eighteen new cases of bubonic
plague have been reported In .Antof
gasta, in the last two days, five
proved fatal. Fifty-seven of the plague
patients are now in the lazaretto., vA-V
Washington, May 19. China JaasJ
been Informed that the Washington
government claims the right to dis
patch warships, not only" to those
Chinese ports declared by treaty to be
open to the world, but also upon the
inland waters of China "Wherever
Americans may be and where by treaty
with China, they are authorized to en
gage in business or reside for the pur
pose of spreading the gospel. ' v
New York, May. W. -The Virginia-
Carolina Chemfcal Company, " by a
vote of 97,370 shares of the preferred
stock and 223,230 shares of the common
stock, against 952 shares of the prefer
red and 475 Of the common,' has voted
to Increase the preferred stock of the
company by $8,000,000, Of this amount
J,OQ0X will hi JssjiejUtnce,..Mot
of U will be used to pay the loan made
td tin company last August v by ; Now
York, bankers. The other; 12,000,000
will remain in the treasury for future
use.'.",:'' .; ' i ' ' &
Richmond, Vs., May 10. Tonight,
the one-nundred ana twenty-urtn iief beds Her death was due rto con
anniversary of the Mecklenburg; IJe-' gestion of the lungs. The body ! will
claratioa of Independence,;' the first be brought to this city on the 10:12
protest against British tyranny, voiced Uram tomorrow morning and the inter
by the American colonists, the North ment will follow immediately, at the
Carolina Society or Richmond met
here in the Masonic Temple,5 and seat
ed around the banquet board applaud
ed with enthusiasm glowing addresses
by Col. Alfred M. Waddell, Hon. Dsn
Hugh McLean, Dr. W W.' Moore, Dr.
Fouahee, Governor Montague of vir-
ginian, Major A. S. Lanier and others. h
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Leading Klnston Druggists Urge You
to Try Hyomef.f he Guaranteed Cure
for Catarrh. : ' , , "
Anv reader of This Pbek Press who.1
suffers witn catarrn or wno, is sumect
to catarrhal coa la invitea to J.
Hood's store for a complete Hyomel
outfit on approval - So confident are
they thai Hyomel will : cure , the worst
and most oeep-seatea case oi catarrh
that they will furnish a full month's
treatment of Hyomel on trial. ,. y
While tt would be unreasonable to
expect a chronic case of catairh, which
has been crowing worse for sears.
could beeured within a month; yet they
feel sure that the tntrty day's treat
ment will convince the user, that Hyo
mel Is Infallible in driving catarrhal
poison fronrfhe system. .There; is no
dangerous stomach d ragging when
Sromel lapsed,,,! Simply breathe its
he alio r balsams tbrouch the neat in
haler thai comes With every dihfii, And
the germ-killing and health-giving air
will penetrato to the most remote ell
in the air passages of the bead, throat
and lungs, and drive catarrhal poison
from the system.: Nothing else will so
quickly cure a cold in the bead or atop
an ordinary cough. -
Sinrers and publlcspeakers will and
Hyomel invaluable. It strengthens the
oice and gives it a rich, clear tone.
Catarrhal deafness Is cured when Hyo
mel and the special Hyomel balm are
The complete outfit costs 6nl v one
dollar, and if, after utlng, you caa
av that It did not belp you J . E. Hood
& Co. will return your money. 1
, Ooroil ITI Mother of Kh-umtim.
"My mother has been a sufferer for
manv rears with rheumatism." nays
W. H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. "At
times she was unable e move at all,
while at all times walking'; was pain
ful. .I presented her with a bottle of
Chamiw-rlainN Pain BsIti and af;er a
ft-w a indication st decided It w!i th
most won Jarful paia 'reliever had
vpr tried, in fact, h U never wi;ti
fu it r.tw and i at all lin-s able to
"i!k. An frv.isiitiiHl applicatinn -f
Hun !UIn kr' aav the
ii !, f iruifflv trebled wlUi.' l-'or
J.E, ilca JrCo.
AFTER THE TOBACCO TRUST?
Attorney General Knox Asked to Bring
Suit Against British-American To
bacco Company..
Washlntrton, May 19.-A,ttQraey
General Knox is being pressed to In
stitute proceedings against the tobac
co trust and he has decided to take
indirect preliminary steps in the mat
ter and his subordinates have been
directed to report at to wbejtherr.pr
oeedll", ahall laaugupatei; for
violation of the' law pertainlpg-to . Jn-ter-ttate
commerce and the restraint
of trade. , ' l i
- The complainants to Mr. Knox' tn
the ease are members of the house -of I
representatives from districts In Ten
nessee, Kentucky, North Carolina and
other states growing tobacco. These
gentlemen represent (he tobacco plant
ers who claim that the trust, otherwise
the British-American Tobacco. Com
pany, limited, is pursuing Its business
to their detriment in defiance of the
supreme court in the railroad merger
oase. They bare appealed to tne at
torneygeneral to act and judging
from a letter received today from Mr.
Knox their -efforts are not without
some degree of success. Represent
tires Qaines of Tennessee this Doom
ing was fn receipt of ha fallowing' let;
ter from the attQirney, general: i
J'SlTy; replying to your letter of Ma
10tb,r!;jala16tTa' to British-AmerJoaa
Tobacco .Company, limited, rl , hate
referred wun jts enclosures to air,
Abraham. Tillman, United Statei
attorney for the lddie district of
Tennessee with direction to receive
any evidence you may possess or that
may be submitted by yo .or ptheti
tending to show a violation of .the
federal law relative to: restrains J PO
inter-state or - foreign commerce 1 and
with further direction to report such
evidence to me with his opinion ai 1o
it efficiency to - establish . a violation
of the law. 1 - 'V'"'
,. VYours respectfully,,'
KNOX.'
Mrs. J, S. Wooten Dead,
tiam hi rMwfrAd In th itv tndsv
L,f tnrtJl)ath; at her -home-In;- Ddier,.
at 6 o'clock this morning, of Mrs: J
S. Wooten; who formerly lived here
and was well known In this section.
Mrs; Wooten "had been In delicate
health for a year or more' and for the
past few weeks had been confined to
cemetery.
Mrs. ' Wooten Was Miss Lillian Gard
ner, of near Grlfton and was, married
to Mr. James S. WOoten only a few
years ago, and ' leaves and infant
child. '. She was a most estimable and
lovable character and numbered her
t riends asher acquaintances. ' Several
sisters and a brother all of whom are
well known 1 here; - survive her. She
was a young woman of beautiful
Christian character.
, " Verdict set Aside.
Mr. N. J. House received, a 'phone
message from New'tern this afternoon
stating that Judge Allen had set aside
the verdict of the jufv' In tbe case of
Mrs Parker vs. the Atlantio I Coast
Line Kaflrbtid ".. which ' gay ! 10 Mrs.
Parker $5,000 damages against toe rail
road for Injury received In., jumping
from a trestle on the company's track
to avoid being run over by a log train.
The Free Press published a short
synopsis of tbe trial, ' which was .had
last ' week in"NewbernVA!;rN X?
Rouse; xf fthis" clty; and 'MiC? Cvltti
Galon of the Newbern b&r,- represen
ted the rallrbsd:"-1?i j.-' SCi
i' 'i-":ti rt'i,1" .gujui'i. ii-i .
Pr Sunday School Clasi Social. Ii:
' 'ilr.'il. Cond Sunday school
class, of the Metodist Sunday school,
comiossed of young ladies, gave -a
social last evening In the basement of
tbe Methodist church, from 8 to 11, to
which were invited a number of young
gentlemen and youn? ladies "who do
not belong to the class.T(;.Htf;:V',i-'SV-;
Tlie party of young people enjoyed
a delightful evening; of amusements
and refresbmen is were served. There
were nearly 50 to enjoy tbe occasion.
' f f t'-i i ' Aa Open tttesW ? ' . " Xrf,
From tbe Chapid, S. C. News: Ear
ly in the spring my, wife and I were
takm with diarrhoea and so severe
were the pains that we called a physi
cian who prescribed for us, but this
mulicin failed to give any relief. A ,
frl-nd b-had a bottle of' Chamber
iat-i's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Horned v on harjd srav ,ench of us a
jd(-e and a ut once felt the e'Tects, I
j jr-euretl a bttlfl and before using the
intir CiuVjiit!4 r were entirely cured,
i It ' a wiidcful remedy and should
! fiund la every hou-hol.i. U, C
H divr. ' Th's iiuedy is fur
si'.e by J. E. ilooi Co.
JAPANESE RETREAT
Hnhldly Bat la Good Order Before
Larger Basslan Forces
'I.IWJIM I llll ll
THE RUSSIANS IRS YERT JUBILMT
No Pitched Battle, but Constant Clash
es Occurred In Which There Was
.Heavy Loss of Life on Both Sides
on the heels of the news of disasters to
the Japanese Beet the general staff to
day received official advloes of the de
feat of the Japanese force which was
marching northward from Fet.g Wang
Cheng for the purpose of executing a
flank movement on Mukden.
. Since General Kurokl sent his col
umn northward to gain the road lead
ing directly west of Mukden, General
Kuropatkin has kept tt under the clos
est surveillance, awaiting the moment
when it should be so distant from the
main Japanese army as to prevent Its
early reinforcement. Observing this
plan the Russians withdrew apd the
Japanese not finding a strong force of
the enemy before them, continued to
advance. . n'
tWhen the time for action came Gen
era! Kuropatkin let General Rennen-
kampff loose from 4 leash 'General
Rennenkampff had under his command
pnljr a few regiments, but they were the
flower of the Cossack ' cavalry. , On
Ma 18 h fell upon the enemy, whose
number has not yet been revealed, with
such, vigor as to compel the Japanese
retirement 12 miles toward the base,
near enough, it la presumed, to have
received reinforcements' from General
KurokL who Immediately must have
been relieved of an awkward predica
ment. The operation la described by
the general staff as just such a move
as . it expected i General Kuropatkin
would make, and , for, which General
Rennenkampff was fitted and chosen.
The casualties sustained by the oppos
ing ..forces have not yet been . an
nounced. f '
bica May laApeLla.! the.
Daily News ffom Toklo says: Port Ar
thur ls.tbtbe taken by storm the mo
ment proper preparations have' been
completed. Siege guns have yet to be
placed in position and the land forces
appointed for the assault will have to
be strengthened. Tbe unexpected los
of two fine vessels has emphasized the
Insecurity of sea power and the au
thorities feel that no chances must be
taken that would encourage Russia to
send out the Baltic fleet counting ; on
finding a harbor ,'of refuge In Port
Arthur.
" It is realized that the storming of
the fortress will , inevitably cost many
lives, but it is said that the waters
where the Japanese ships are forced
to maneuver are becoming so danger,
ous- because of ...floating, mines ..that
heroic measures, are imperative, Un
der tbe circumstances if is thought
that life will be economized by storm
ing the stronghold ahd 'eliminating It
nd the adjacent waters from the area
of actual conflict -t.y '
f 5Jew Chw.ang,ay,0.The reports
of the Japanesejretreat to Feng Wang
Cheng are bfftels;e6oflnne6te'!
(Thf Japanese numbering 20,000 men
came upon 32,000 Russians In a strong
position on Monday, sixty miles west
of Feng1 Wang Cheng. .It being un
wise to risk battle the' Japanese re
treated tn good order and with great
rapidity. t, .;'. . '-' '
An unofocial Russian authority says
a pitched battle was not fought, but
rumor,, says , ther wis considerable
loss on both sides, during the clashes,
with theCossacks harrassing the ranks
of tbe Japanese; -This potltlon. -pr
wajaiitte J tajsjaxecWlpgfi rBcoanals
- , nnu f . .. -1 1.. X t . I
rejoined.' . ' ji.V,V- i -
This news apparently accounts for
the withdrawal to an unknown desti
nation of warships and transports from
Tower Hill tea miles' north of Kal
Chou, LiaoTung peninisula and of
renewed defensive activity at New
Chwang.
No news has been received here from
Port Arthur. ,
: One of the greatest blessings a mod
est man can wish for is a good, relia
ble set of bowels. ; H you are not hap
py possessor of - such : an outfit you
can greatly improve the eflicieocy of
thore you cave by the judicious use
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. lltey sre pleasnnt to take
ami a?reeabla in effect. For sale by ;
; Bear tl h tm lxL
FOR SHOVING THE "QUEER
Man Arrested in Greensboro Said
to be of Gang Whose Headpuarters
are In Goldsboro snd Kinston.
Greensboro, N. C, May 10.--Ano-ther
crop of one dollar bills raised to
ten was planted here Wednesday and
lsst night. This makes the third time
in the. past tbVee months that some
counterfeit has been turned loose here.
Police this afternoon errested F. J.
lUgc, Jr., of Durham, who came here
from boldsboro,! where he has a faml
lyMwc? week ttgo, and bat been sell
f ng ajedicln."v At the trial Hsge was
positively identified by two- witnesses
as one who passed bogus bills on
them. Hsge bitterly denied any trans
actions whatever with witnesses. Fall
ing to give a tCOO bond for appear
ance at court, he was placed in jail.
Tbe police think he is one of four,
operating together, having headquar
ters at Kinston and Goldsboro.
Two suspects left on the noon train
for Danville, Va., and have probably
been arrested from Information gained
since Hage was arretted. Another of
the supposed confederates, is being
looked for in the city.
"The arrest may prove imrortant.
Government secret service detectives
have been Ineffectually trying to run
down utterers of this dangerous coun
terfeit for several months.".; These
raised bills have been systematically
circulated in many parts of Virginia
and North Carolina
An Inqlury by a representative of
The Fbsk Press discovered no know
ledge of any band of counterfeiters
Operating ri this section, nor has there
been anything to excite suspicion of
the police along that line, except an
Incident which occurred here some
time last winter an account of which
was given In thee columns at the time.
Out readers will recall that tome time
during the winter a negro boy went In
to the 01 drug store one night for
change for a tlO bill and it was dis
covered by some one in tbe store that
the bill was one raised front a tl bill
The boy was made to point but the
white man he claimed sent him in for
.she change and tbr -ttanwaa cat
bat got away and left and has not
been seen here since. FaEB Press.
AT THEjJHURCHES.
Services will be held in the follow
ing churches tomorrow, to which every
body is invited:
Mtulonary Baptist Church.
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor,
Sunday school at 0:30 a. m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. '
B. Y. P. U. Sunday at 4 p. m
..' Methodist Church. '
Seryices morning.: and' evening by
the pastor.. , 4
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m
, Epworth'League at 4 p. m. Sunday.
' Christian Church. '
Services morning and evening by
the pastor.- .
Sunday school at 9:30 a, m. .
"Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m.
- f Episcopal Church.'
. No morning service. s Evening sery
ice at B o'clock by tbe rector.
Sunday school at 9:30 4. m.
Preabrteriasi Charch.
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor.
Sunday school at 3 p. m. . '
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
; " ' Pre WW Baptist Ckuk.J
-Sunday school at 9K)0 a. m. vi 'fi;l
' Prayer meeting Wednesday nlghi '
' Tint Church pf ChrlM, Sclentirt. ;
jRoom 3, 103 JE.. Qordon St
Services atH a.i. and $ p. m.
Snbjiet 'Anclemt and Modern Nec-
feWendHo.
Sunday school at 9:15 a- tn.'
: ,; : ; nM"' ' Good Spirit. .-. ' '
GOod spirits don't all eome from
Keutucky." Their main source is the
liver and all the main spirits ever
made in the Clue Grass State could
not remedy a bad liver or the hundred.
o one ill effect It produces. You
can't have good spirits and a bad liver
at the same time. Your liver must be
n fine condition if you would be buoy
ant, happy and hopeful, bright of eye,
light of step, vigorous and successful
in your pursuits. ' You caa put your
liver in fine condition by using Green's
August Flower the greatest of all
medicines tor the liver and stomach
and a certain cure for dyspepsia or in
digestion. It has been -a favorite
household remedv for over thirty-five
years. August Flower will make your
liver healthy and active and thus in
sure jou a liberal supply of 'Vood
soirit." Trial siie '2iz regular bot
tle, 75a. For sale by J. R. Hood & Co.
Bears ' f -f- M l: f-ha BiSl
. it
NORTH STATE K?S
Clipped and Cnllod From Our Icrti
Carolina Exctaugis. '
ODD 110 IITERSSTIS6 HAPPEIUGS
Gossip Gathered from Murphy T
Manteo of Importance) to Our Tar
Heel Readers,'. "
VThe Southern employes at Spenct r 7
were naid off Thursdav and It la aatd
the pay roll aggregated 1125,000.
H. Blume, a Jew, was convicted in
four cases in Durham, this week, for
Belling liquor and fined $100 and costs.
anmounting in all to $177.50. , - r
At Washington the jury found a true :
bill against John Reid and . Jamea
Moore for murdering John Rue some
time ago and tbe trial is in progress. :
The State only asks a verdict of second
degree murder. fa '
Charles J. Harris, of Dlllsboro, the
nominee of the Republicans for gover- -nor,
is known as the "Kaolin King.' ;
He Is the largest producer of that ma- '-"
terial, used In making ohlna, in the -United
States. , , a
There were two wrecks on the North .
Carolina Railway division of the ;
Southern, Thursday la which 25 "care
were destroyed or damaged but no lost
of life, i One occurred at Auburn ' and '
the othe r near Burlington. -
t A petition has been filed In , Spencer '
against the town's collecting the taxes J
mm ImmlmA tafrA.M T. , -1 , . -
mm iiw 4i, ;ur, it iB cia,imeu iuas :
the rata In In imnSIrk wltti (K. '
State law governing rates. )'
During a storm at 'Washington,
Thursday, lightning struok James
Boyd and James Sawyer, killing Boyd
and knocking Sawyer senseless across
the log train track and the train back
ea across bis leg mangling it so that '
had yO be amputated. " '
Frank Ward It in JaU In MocksvUIw
in default of $500 bond, charged ; with
the abduction of Mrs. O. H. Graham.
some time ago: The two'.ran away -
ana were located in Iowa and arrested .
and brought back to the State. Mrs.
Graham left a good home to elope with '
wara. . t , . , ,"'; -Thursday
Attorney General Gilm.
and Solictor Armstead Jones filed, as
required by Judge Browii, bill of v
particulars In in the ease ' airalnat
mt S SI m m,
. iuuu uu iTOue ior conspiracy. The '
Diu renearses the facts on which thA
State will rely to prove its case. thM
being those discussed in the hearing
oaiore Justice Clark.
Raleigh cor. Charlotte Ohservne-
Gerald McCarthy is makfnir
terestlng experiments here in sericul
ture that is the culture of silk worms
and their product He has man v thon. ' .
sands of worms in soeeial rnnmi ah
third floor of the agricultural building.
ana tnese are now about half grown.
They are fed unon.thA ! n a.
frult-beaHng fmulberryi There are,
several kinds and various experiments
are made: " Professor McCarthv la
striving ver earnestly to promote silk
culture in this State and his efforts In
this line-merit , success. Ha la trWA
that people in Various parts of North
Carolina are taking hold of this ''mat.
ter. -??:4 V:, ur-y ' :y-
'y . Money for the Bonds.
A telegram was received this - morn
ing by .the t banks of Kinston fronx
Chloago, suting that the city of Kins-'
ton bonds for publio improvements had
reached .that city and the draft for
$100,000 on the national bank "of Chi
cago was faenored bv tha monsv Wny
forwarcfrd tn K nliuut r th mmAit- t
-th eityjorltci lffiJwDOrtw '
wireu lac coDiractors tne . intelligence
and according to the terms of contracts -
active operations will .begin and tha
city Improvements within 10 or 15 days.
( ' 'v . Thooplns Couh, " '
"In the Knrlntr nf 19(11 n Mht1
had whoopinir cough, J says Mrs. D.
ftnni Ala ' F n m.
Chamberlsin'a Cough Remedy with
the moht satisfactory results. -. I think
this is tbe best remedy I have ever seen
for whooping' cough." This remedy
erity and frequency of the coughing
kuib unu , counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. For sale by J. E
Hood & Co s ( ' ; . t
- : ror Iafitata" sxd Children, -tsasxo
of C4!cZZ7cZtAC