THE SUH,, NET7 BEEN) K C., AUGUST, 6 1903
ft
FtirmprR Wealth-
comes out of the 'gTund, "'and eterr yeJeVpruaefr
more than all tha;gold and stiver' mines. ,. iXVvi ir?
IL $owever, he tavjitt'; hia earnings lii nuAa 'T
turn be cannot get khead., -fer'l ' v'. , ' -'V
He has," mdeeda told mine atlhla door, and IfVh will
out put his spare money ln saTlnga account In- thUbankv
he wttlgaln fowrrper cent interest, have his money where
he can, get It if, he. wants to Increase or Improve his farm, .
and he can rest-secure and content- ' '
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jgv'TTM. B. BLADES, Tlce Pres. I
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neaimanagrowxn man tne iooa ne eats.
Nestle's . Food, ; Malted Milk,
Mellin's f Robinson's Pat-
ent rariey, reptogemc muk
Powder.
.. .JMaiiy- other- things - for, the.baby. ,Pun!.
. and,Pbwder Boxes, Infants' Hair Brushesr
Nipples, Sterilizers, Nursing Bottles, Teeth-j
ing Rings, Bottle Brushes, etc. : 1 5
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At Pollock and Middle Streets,
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CYou 'catt' depend on? the; hose1 'you ' buy
here. We carry the famous Roesket brand.
it m stand the highest pressure and; out
last any other.'
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t of Pollock street
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a Vacant Lota George. and National Avenue." ; ";';"-'y, , v:.
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(.den hose often so hV
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0 think that a fan is verj epeni
sive. Consider the beheflt 4e
rived Yrn''lt-;,TwlU keep1 you .
cojol Uf the warmest of weather,
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jbut comparatively small sum. .
- .We're, prepared vUj u.uip your,'
ylac jjth ettncjbn, war
ranted to give satisfaction, at -1
fewest 'pflce. 1 BeSt 'tesulU as-
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SDFiiY C0:!PAIIYr
h ii fi....rr-t-n--CT-a-
CtPnplt&mb GoiMj Sea
ox Troau awf Ehtwkert.
Mr. EL B. Lewis, of Klnston, N. C
returned from Oriental, Pamlico coun
ty this morning on the P. O. and W.
rain where he haa been In the In
terest of the . Woodmen of the World,
and left on the west bound train re
turning home. .
? Mr. Jack Street, went down to 8al
talr, Carteret county this morning,
where he will spend his ten days vaca
tion on the sound.
... . . .
f Mr. H. P. Dorch, ef Goldsboro, N. C,
arrived in the city this morning in the
interest of the Norfolk and Southern
Sallroad Company. '
Mr. E. H. Jordan, who has been
spending a lew weeks at Black Moun
tain, returned to the city , this morn-
1 Mr. Pempsey Wood, of Falling Creek
passed through New Bern this morn
ing ea route to Moreheadf City on a
puslnesa -visit.
'-.Araw pt lUleigh,
soliciting agent for the Southern rail
road company, arrived in New Bern
this morning to spend the day In the
city in 'the interest of the company.
Mr. Andrews has many friends here
who are glad to see him at any and all
times,
Mayor A. C. Avery, of Cove City,
came down to New Bern this morning
for a short stay on official business
Mf. B. B. Davenport, returned home
this morning from a visit to his farm
in Pamlico county.
Mr; W. J. Swan, of Stonewall, Pam
llco county, arrived In the city this
morning on the P. O. and W. train
on a short business, visit.
Mr. Chas. Luydam, of Edenton, N. C.,
has been spending a few days pit
Oriental. N. C. He tame ud to New
Bern this morning to spend the day
here, which was his childhood home
Col. W. B. Rodman, was a passenger
on the New Bern and Norfolk train
this morning returning to his home In
Washington, N. C.
Mr. Carl Richardson, ot Washington,
after spending a few days at the sea
shore, came up on the west bound
train this, morning and left on the
New Bern and Norfolk train returning
home.
Mr. H. S. Styron, went over to Ati
rora this morning where he will load t
barge with lumber for the northern
market. 1
Mr, W. C. Hines, of Greenville, N. C
who has-been down to Oriental with
his blood hounds, trying to track a
negro, Who was. wanted there for -a
murderous assault on a white - man,
passed through New Bern returning
home without any special results.
Mr. Mark Dlssoway, left this morn
ing on the east bound Norfolk and
Southern train going down to Shack-
leford Banks for a couple of V.weeks'
visit . v- :;
Mr. George A. Wood, returned to the
city last evening from Beaufort where
he has been spending a few weeks
With his family who are spending the
summer there
Hotel Arrivals.
The following out of town folks ar
rived in the city this morning on the
different trains and are registered at
the various hotels:
Hazelton: J. J. Atkinson. N. C: H.
W, Cummings,' N. , C; E. D. Mlllner,
Norfolk, Va.; E. B. Hartshorn, Wash
ington,' D. C; Ben, May, Beaufort, N.
C; M, W. Foscue, Trenton, N. C; F.
Brock, Tronton, N. C; J. A. Morton,
Harlowe, N. C; A J. Maxwell, Dover,
N. C. vr - ;;:;
Gem Hotel: 3. C. Luyden, N. C: J. R.
Jamlnson, St. Louis; L X. Pell, Va.
Gaston Hotel: W. R. Owens, Phil
adelphia; WMH.: Holland, Danville, N.
C; Fred Smathes, Ashville, N. C; Z.
P. Smith, N. C; B. J. Walsh; Char
lotte, N. C; F. M. Simmons, N. C;
J. H. Simmons, N. C.
KENTUCKY FEUD.
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Three Persona Killed and Several
- Injured,
By Wire to The Sun. -
' Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 6. The blood
iest feudist battle of years occurred
at J-ayman, Horlan county, .Ky., late
yesterday afternoon. Three persons
rere killed outright and several were
seriously wounded. 1
One of the dead U a woman and one
woman was wounded. - .
The trouble dates back generations
between the Blantons and Taylors.
The Immediate cause of the shooting
was A dispute over the school election.
KICHXOJfD HIS TB1DEDI
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when pursued by Ellyson, who had
revolver and shot gun.
When Mrs. Hechler was finally pre
vailed upon to speak, she Inquired
somewhat nervously as to whether her
husband' would recover or not, and
asked If.be had spoken of the diffi
culty to the police.
She then protested her undyln af
fection for the man, saying "If you
see him, 'give him my love. Tell him
ho knows I have always loved him.
Tell him I am lying here alone and
that I will not eat a mouthful of food
until he has returned. Tell him if he
dies 1 will take my life."
According to the police. Serzeani
Soweil and, Officers Jordan, Andrews,
Oerring, Bradley and Bernstein, who
have been working on the case and
who figured In the arrest, Hechler had
been groatly frightened recently by
burglars. For this reason he had re-
guested his friend Ellyson to spend the
night with' him and help guard against
the possible invasion of his home.
The 'men were supposed to be each
sleeping in a separato room about 2
o'clock this morning, when Hechler
awoke and found his wife had left
him. According to what may prove
to be Hechler's ante-mortem state
ment, made to Police Officer Gerrine
the husband, upon flndlntr his wifn
gone, waited several minutes before
going In search of her.
He then entered the adjoining bed
room, where he was immedlatelv
struck over the head with the butt of
a revolver, and was attacked both by
Ellyson and his wife. Later he was
fired on by the man. Wounded in
three places, he then attempted tc
leave bis home, whereupon Ellvaon
grabbing a shot gun, followed fast be
hind him. As Hechler entered th
street and staggered off through the
darkness, hit iupposed Ifrlend Wfa.
charged the shot gun full at his back
ana returned into the Hechler ihom
When' the police entered the house
later, they discovered and. took with
them both the revolver and shot mn
This seems singular in light of the
fact that both Ellyson and Mrs." Hech
ler gave as their first statement that
the wounded man had been shot by
burglar.
According to Mrs. Hechler's State
ment to a newspaper 'reported this
morning, the first words of Ellyson.
upon returning into the house were:
Oh, my God! I believe I have shot
jaice. , , To the police . Mrs Hechlr
would at first. say nothing, while Elly
son stated, to Officers Andrews anrt
Gerring, who 'arrested him, that he
had not shot Hechler that Hechler
was shot by a burglar.
According to Officer Gerrlne. to
wnom Hechler made his statement,
the wounded man said in substance:
"'Early in the -evening they attempted
kto Inveighle me into the yard by firing
a pistol. I, however, did not leave
my room. I believe had I done so
they would have .fired upon me and
killed me, and that they only wanted
this opportunity as an excuse for car
rying out their murderous designs. I
looked upon Ellyson as a friend until
this assault. I now know the man in
his true colors as a would be assassin
and home wrecker. ,
"Last night I was not only as
saulted by a false friend, but by
my own wife in my own home."
When informed by Officer Gerrin
that his wife had said that Ellyson
did not shoot him (Hechler), he re
plied: "Did she say that? Then I will
tell the whole story just as Jt happened
and let It all be known. , When I left
my room In search of Mrs. Hechler I
found her closeted with Ellyson, To
my certain knowledge they had been
together at least five minutes. It was
now after 2 o'clock in the morning.
When I opened the door they both as
saulted me. The . officers of the law
and the public can draw their Infer
ences. ; 1 f f .! I
"DBX" LAW IX FORCE
Time Limit Expires and ' Fredericks-
birg Saloons Close . '
By Wire to The Sun. i
Fredericksburg, , Va, Aug. . For
the first time In Us history, Freder.
Icksburg is dry. 'Every saloon closed
at midnight the "drys" having won
the election, and the time allowed for
closing out the Stock on hand, having
xpired.
The election Is being -contested on
lefeal grounds, and Judge Goodllck will
render hig opinion Thursday, which
is awaited with great interest.
T Gas Explosion -
By Wire to The Sun.!
Albany, N T.," Aug. 6. An explo
sion this1 morning wrecked the plant ot
the Avery Portable Gas Company,
two men were killed and others were
Injured. The damage Is about $25,-
WAR DISPATCH CAB
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From Raleigh te Camp Glena Beached
JTew Bera at 10 180 aid Lett at 2 p a.
The war dispatch automobile, that
left Raleigh at 5 o'clock Wednesday
morning In charge of Mr. John Parks
and his chauffeur, Mr. Thos. Harris,
bearing an important message from
Governor R. B. Glenn, commander In
chief of the North Carolina National
Guard, to Brigade General J. F. Arm
field, at Camp Glenn, near Morehead,
where the Third Regiment is in camp
for ten days, arrived In New Bern this
morning at 10:20 o'clock from Dover.
The car left there this morning at 9
o'clock, making the run of 28 miles
in one hour and twenty-eight minutes.
The despatchers say some parts of the
roads were very heavy and muddy, ob
stacles on the route were met by the
messengers, but were overcome with
ease. The 15 horse-power Ford Road
ster, showed up in splnedid form on
reaching the city, not a tool having
had to be used in making repairs on
the machine during this run down to
New Bern, as none have been needed.
The car is painted red and was fly
ing the United States flags, the State
flag having been torn away while com
ing through a narrow road, which
was almost blocked with heavy under
growth of bushes. They traveled
through mud holes and water up to
the axle of the machine, caused by
washouts. These small obstacles de
layed the messengers some, but when
the struck good roads fast time was
made. Messrs Park and Harris said
at all places on the route favors were
generously shown them by the big
hearted folks which they highly ap
preciated. After the autoists partook
bountifully of a sumptuous spread at
the Gaston Hotel, they boarded the
car and speeded on to Camp Glenn
with the message from the Commander
in Chief to General Armfleld
Pamlico Potatoes
The schooner Fannie Brevard, the
well known sweet potato boat, master
ed by Capt. N. B. Lee,, arrived from
Gatlln's Creek this morning and un
loaded 50 barrels of potatoes, the va
riety is known by the name of Yel
low Bark. They were transferred to
the Norfolk and Southern warehouse,'
and will be shipped to the northern
market, where there is always a de
mands for this grade of potatoes. The
captain also had on board 100 bush
els of yams for the local market, which
he is disposing of at the market dock,
and is receiving the neat little sum
of $L00 per bushel for the desirable
"red yam tubers."
OAK RIDGE
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HOLT,
New Patterns in Iron Beds
JUST ARRIVED
Best line of Cheap Beds ever shown in New Bern.
Full assortment of Felt and Combination Mattresses
and Springs to go with these beds. Cash purchase
tickets to draw nice framed picture,
JOHN
PHONE 257.
The Weather is
These
Screen Doors and Windows,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Hoze f or Springling awn
and above all one of those
Oil Cook Stoves.
We keep these. Phone usi 147.
Gaskill Hardware Co.,
73 Middle St. Phone 14
Four , DepartaeuUr-Col?egfc ri
: ate Graduate, . Engineering "
and Law. Large library fa
cilities.' Well equipped lab- -oratories
In all departments
of Silence. Gymnasium fur
' nished with best apparatus. ;
Expenses very moderate. Aid '
for worthy students.
Toung men wishing to study law
should Investigate the superior
advantages offered by the
department of law at Trln-
ity College. ......
For Catalogue and further In
formation, address,
'
D. W. JTCWS03T, Registrar, .
Durham, JT. C.
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f Trinity Park School )
A First-Class Preparatory School
Certificates of Graduation Accep
ted for Entrance to Leading
Southern Colleges.
Best Equipped Preparatory
School in the South.
Faculty of ten officers and
teachers. Campus of seventy-five
acres. Library containing forty
thousand volumes. Well equip
ped gymnasium. High standards
and modern methods of instruc
tion. Frequent lectures by prom
inent lecturers. Expenses ex
ceedingly moderate. Ten years
of phenomenal success.
For Catalogue and other infor
mation, address,
!
H. H. NORTH, Headmaster,
Durham, K. C
Don't forget, that we have a large
supply of lawn hose, any length. At
tractive prices. J. S. Basnlght Hard
ware Company.
BOAT FOB HIRE.
Gasoline' motor launch Lancewood
can be engaged for excursions, picnics,
moonlight parties, fishing or hunting
parties at reasonable rates. Inquire ot
R. L. THORNTON, 22 Hancock street.
Ladles 5. B We have a complete
line of white and gray enamel ware for
the kitchen. J. 8. Basnlght Hardware
Company.
INSTITUTE
A High-grade f ltting school,
witn Business college and
Normal Departments. Pre
pares for the Professions, for
Business, for Life. Diplomas
honored by Leading Colleges ,
and Universities, North and
South. Fifty-seventh year
begins Sept. I. For beautiful
Catalogue, Address,
OAK RIDGE, N. C.
B. IVES,
- 93 MIDDLE ST.
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