North Carolina Newspapers

Post. H Vol. VI RALEIGH, N. C SUNDAY,. AUGUST 12, 1900 SIXTEEN PAGES No bo MOTHER CONGER NOTE! tbe crisrs tatty not come until the allies reach tbe gates of the Chinese capital, it opinion here inclines toward the view that China's attitude will 1? definitely i disposed before thi n. Some surprise is iu amies ion in ooicial circles over the DEEP AND GRUEL PLOT .DOES BUTLER SULK? Consul at Canton Receivesva npatrh from stcivtibuei that the Dark and Sinister Motives " . . -'r ha J directed Uo Russian minister; Attributedato. Russia Message from Pekin SIEGE STILL CONTINUES lmrll Troops thr lt;riMrt t..ral bOVe Reports Sixty Caen ,5;U lu 111 C'ousniand In thellngage- to leave Pekin under a Chinese escort. Tbe oTioals are evidently concerned over this information And the matter was diseased today by the Secretary of tr sou e .cuug revxeiary or mate, i nni r ni nfYnm O r U 17 A a" r In the absence of official information on A LULU bLUUUtU oUntlYlL the subject. however, the government feels that it cannot notice the reiort It is considered somewhat stranzethat Russia, if the report be true, lias not communicate! her intentions to this gov erument, as the decision of the minis ters not to leave Pekin -was comniuni- IIa.I t -W It.k .1 VA )!tvlAi.in ,t .oS Tiun-fhln. Proteets 1kmJx Jn IV!,m an illeiftical note, which i-iotttael-aaHlog.ofBrlilsl Troops euggest Jint approval ty tne Kuropeaa ; governments. Japan, and tbe United ,ihio;iial I Slates, f the course of tbe ministers or other joint action. 1 tut -the assertion is made by official that whatever Russia tm .1.-tiv nar tin tKa annrAtiil thia 11. lhe rotate lie- govern cr.ent of Mr. Oonwr i fWUion to rat TV" V. t. - t: morning isuel a b'tllet.u, remain in Pekin, until relieved . , i:.,if.h -from 4Ymnl Me- allies will stand i in'm. which ni tururrf ?rnl 91. De Gler Ordered to Leave Pekin I'nder Chinese Escort In Face of Representations Tuat It means Car tain Death Painful ImprmUn and Unpleaaant Sarnliei in Europe Oc casioned toy the Czar's Action London, Aug. 11. A semi-ofQcial di-J- Said to Have Grown Cold To wards Mr. Bryan. FRIENDS MAKE DENIAL They Say the Report that the Senator Will Support i2i.lnley is a Cam paten Lie -The Washington Times Thinks the Senator la Sulklng-The Tele gra'phle Wires Kep.l Hot Between hlcage aad North Carolina Senator Butler, the chairman of thei i I exports of breadstuffs decreased $2,415,- U3U: provisions decreased $oo,di:: miner al oils increased, $9ix,13o; and cotton increased $2,189,916. Distinguished Guests to Be Entertained i Chicago, Aug. 11. President McKin ley, Senator Davis, Congressman Dolli ver and probably Secretary Long will be guests of the Hamilton Club at a banquet at the Auditorium Hotel on the evening of August 29, during the G-. A. R. encampment. All have accepted with the exception of Secretary . Long, who will probably be present. All, includ ing the President, will respond to toasts. Vietor Kmmanuel Takes the Oath Rome, Aug. 1L The new king, Victor Emmanuel III, took the constitutional oath before Parliament this morning. After going through this ceremony, he made a strong speech, which showed clearly that he means to direct things himself. The speech made an excel lent impression. An enthusiastic crowd lined the streets from the palace to the chamber. by the patch received here from St. Petersburg ' Populist .National Executive committee I -rii p NATinMAI" I PAPIl ,says that, in reply to the identical notes did not attend the meeting of the com- . IIUIMnL LLauUL :V) onwiai information Tins .wn re- sellt )y tne fyl-eign ministers at Pekin mittee in Chicago Saturday. Though it t:,;tt be had rcvivetl to a statement that Li Hung Chang has been to tne,r "Pctive governments, iu ; was announced tnat he would be preset continued their light bitting today, and as said tnat tney would not ana was expected, He railed to turn up. were shut out in easy style by Hawley. Cincinnati, Aug. 11. The Cincinnatis : . :i he hid s-ut to Minister appointed by au imperial edict a special w"cn it was I Vila. The bulletin follows: . nroy to conduct peace negotiations with leave for Tien Tin unless so instructed wne iowers. ouc sucn action my tne ni-,i,y tneir governments, the Czar has ca- ihled M. De Giers, the Itussiau minister, to leave Pekin on condition that the ii :z .i:patih to Consul Mc- t'.vjxn. eommnnirating an ad- aether likely. as alto-;. from Mr. Conger, i .lu morning by the 1K vi btite: 1 an ton. Aue. 11, 10CXJ. of rate. atnlngton: No Faith la 1.1 Ilnng Chang Chinese Lmperor gives him safe cou- Washington. Aug. H.-A member of ornraent hts cVuttfd a 8ensatiou in dip the cabinet said tiKlsy that the mortal jomatic circles here, and there are many iiupori.il edict aittlKnzmg Li Hung 4.milM.tlirM njl ro 'wht ir 111UV .,ipdU. .. - r T-; Vn,i anTOcr. . T . - , . t uoi going itKj jar io say mat n ua .. .. u..... teath, Tsi-au answer , Jiave luliaeJiate effect on he st- aroused very general suspicion that Itus- i:'.-oe I'jiys. tnat tne legations uau ii. it was rurtiier stated mat iDis Hja ni(ly hnVe : br tlfj iiu:rial soid.cry. K ernmcnt iai not navi . Mtrt tv- i .lf the reliability of the is ueiH-raU. The loss of . i in ktl.eu ami aouut rjitn . ij, . While the n-niiutiittee did not act in .tne Three hits scattered in the second, fifth mittM- of seWtins? a vice-tiresidtmdal Pa eiSDtn innings was tne best the matter oi selecting a vice presidential R , oaA An Unhn isn nihod candidate, it is stated that the majority good game and was very effective after of the committee is favorable to teteven- tne tirst two inninsrs, nn Uiitiop'o aaxtwiatp hrft dpelai-e I The score: R. H. E. . " r J rr, Cincinnati 0 000000000 3 1 tnat me oenaior win never ree iu iuc New York ....010000000 1 9 0 acceptance of Stevtfnson as the Popu- Batteries: Ilann and Kahoe; Havrley list nominee. Populists here are . open -and ixiefly. umpire wartwood. in tlnrp rltl ji ration that tbev will not .i t ,1 St. louls 8. Brooklyn 1 ot. JUauis, Aug. ii. isrooklyn was uumiuees. never in it today, being completely out it nas ueen strongly intimated in some classed, oy ssr; Ijouis. Kennedy was . a uMMt iimlorsf n nHin tr hve .njjrn Pinl,ni with the imperial government, the Chinese states-j jt regarded as all the more signifi- aed to pin great cant because of the announcement in I papers that Senator .out'ier would sup-1 easy to hit, while Hftghey was an. enigtna ithe Otncinl Mecnirer of St. I'pfti'Kbnrcr , Mi-ivmlov 'in Wimhiiiirton. D. i. I throiiflrhont. Kut for Rurki nllnwiti i . .nn iiin.xs. . . ,, v- i i l . :. . .. . . -. -. r : " - i x . " . ; . . : . . --..---0 .... , : .t,, ... 11 ,UJ- 1 . ,rue . ne 'a,u ana tne mat a dispntcn bad bent received from, nuies is among tne palters tnat accuses Jennigs' fast rap to get by mm in tbe 7 tr ?L. '.t -?ir C?hine lHy lr avakenrng to a realua- M Ie thers. dated Pekin, August 7. 1 jmu of anlkiug. A iNe lork paper tele- eighth inning, the Superbas would have , i ,, in u 11 11 e,nutluu' lul neiiner mai wuicn was identical witn tnat sent rrom Krapbed here last wee to know if Sena- been completely snut out. . o- :ou.e we iiuia uu in- ict nor aUTthing else will bring about the Chinese capital by the representatives . ?- nutier wouM suu.iort uVxcivinJey. xae The scors: - K. H. E m wiiii ' ,ljr rnn?e Ju tn ireseut plau and de- of the other iwers. The argument is olciAiu. termination to push on to Pekin and made that if Al. De Oiers dispatch was - a T,M t!i tne uate awigw u n.st.ue lDe legations. I do not apprehend identicjil with the one sent by Mr. Con- tiaj.ttiat these reports are circulated by Batteries: Hughey and Robinson; Ken .v .-v . Km, lajiiuus "t wuur mi wui ic irr, iue aim-nvnn luiuisier, tt .uiunu enemies of Air. Bryan. neay ana. jjictjuire. ummre jcumsiie. ...h iit fc th time wacn tue rfh on the Chinese capital. The min- for the ministers to leave Pekin for E t i kiu t y courier. inters must e rescued hrst. We would Tien Tsiu under a Chinese escort. 1- 1 xa ....... .' . m . m ... is .oui u.uvs uut i,, ie faith iu anv ueh .tei until in tue race or tnis oinciai assurance or r . . . . ... ....... . . something more deb-! P'rii in trusting in nn imperial escort. FORCES JOIN BATTLE War Is on Between Mill Own ers and Workmen LABOR CRISIS IN DURHAM) Atl OperaUves Who Belong; to tho Un ion Hat Been Notlflod to Qnlt West Hurham imila Expected,, to Shut Down Cntll tho Troahle Is Adjusted. Tiro Cltlz.n. of Sartasm County Bead from Paralysis ik'. r:leS of UCCCsitV the I hi ;:uaT.t vuds earners tni.uer. . : i:n;rtani lacx iu :ir. Couger reply to Mr. Aic- :Iia: tue Chiaoe government is at l:ist Hai ni. sages from -rs : reach the ministers, which .'...s ta gravely dnlt-d. . ; wf - .le.1 and 1m wo-ind-. - . . . it... .. . . r--l in lue mes!ae imi.ij u it is backed u: bv nite. IJ Hung Chang may immediately h i reported to have ordered nut himself in communication with some M. Ie triers to accept the Emperor's of the powers, but it -will not affect pre.s- .ptarantee of safe conduct. .mere are inose wuo oeiieve mat tne move indica scheme on situation Ktrotirest claim or all tbe twwers airaiii China for indemnity, because of the assassination of Baron Von Ketteler. That ' claim, however, may be offset ent p.ans until our legations are res cued." Tin: A Fit I CAM UTAH !..r to tt:u-e included in the re- IrJ Roberto Ileporto irfovenient of tbe Various Commando Pittsburg 5 Boston 1 Tbe Washington, U. C. Times last Frl day contained the following lntertsuug story relative to tne cenator: Pittsbur?. Au?. 11. Pittsburr's circus Aeve.v. -w ...-w J - w I nifl HPTOfl TTl tHRTrtn TOO 51 "IT KlTPnOT quates at Chicago during the past two made a double piay without assistance, daj-s concerning the whereabouts of the and Beaumont was carried off his feet Hon. Marion Butler. Duly authorized whi1f matins- running entnh nf Wnm- represet.tatives of all the fusion forces Eton's bid for a home run, and actually tesadeep but intensely cruel suppviua Ml. stood on ms neau. the part of Russia. As the jvincago ior u series m iwiwrwui Tbe score: JX. t. xj. is now. Germany has the nce. senator uuuei - is cnairmun oi i ue nttsiburg lUOOOllx 5 9 . .1. ...- .Iin f Thi- UlO-t - . .. . .i..- t, i. ,.. -hAn trl . I.v th mnlnnt nn nf thA ChinMw rnrorn. nominated IOT Viee-lTeSlUeui. ..... ju -' "U:i;ti";' I-ondont August ll.-lbe war office ' ' t .j-V;--' sw7rw:; m,;j Towne's wUhdrawtal furnishes one of ' . W ... " L'.Jli K. t.Hlay re,lv,Hi ttis Xoliowiu message , hr . . nif1. not imiw,pil ot- most interesting: subjex-ts of di ,e ... ...3. vj ""7."-;- from Ixrd Roberts: llior,. hn tho thvr hnn.1 f f. TIa ' 4;meairo this week. Until Senator a.us m a ,..v..:.v.... -ijori-. iu?. 1 1. Johannesban: e-' V;-v; I. -"r,;;. " r iQ :,r mmu ' t h? nnthnritv 1. .." .1.. nZr",,..- hr..l ,... ports that a patrul f ruin the water wwiks tho Kmtsm.r's guarantee of protection 1 thb Pormlist.NatiouiilchairmauV 4 . -:.k ihUm-in- August tn. . -and should bo slaughtered on the'-war. Mr. .rcrte's resignation and sign 1 .' ...",'' i,,, .Vrris.ni ba r...d . "Bler .Mxmpirtl AuiersxKwrt tbe even-, usia then. of. course.-wonld -have the I th; next step to be taken by -Ms I ' , ; " r. . .1..,- r. lruc s-t, August i tn. ine enemy retired nn dominant irrievance. The inference nothing definite and bindim: can be L r " -ir.,-rs.rilt owu f..r t S!les U'foT ! naturally, is that the Russian govern- by the fusion forces. Mr. Butler left ...i . . . - .numiir .vf Auienepoori was rearara. une casual-. ment is willing to sacrifice its Pekin home in .North Carolina several days ' ' I.. ,.. i tA ..i iT h wen L juen wotindert. Holier was minister, with possibly , all the members I ostensible en route to Chicago, is f . " .-.ls-"--. -n the south lank of Keitspruit August, of Uh legation, for the mike of the diolo- thvn nothinir has been heard from 1 ." , tn i-t. -- .-.-...-.ji ,..w '.: . ....... ... i . , . . i. . i, . i . I l. Minister Conger, are in 1Mb. ua i-.is way t Uruielo. "Ilttudle arrested at Harnstnoth Com . , a-t-l i ltf,, .,w Ul t J 1 4 a Ml .Mn4 V wimvi' s u 1 IT Ulli'l'lCUt I IT. II II "ll ' ' thirty burghers and a British subject of .to embody th most reasonable explann- t.le : i . . i. . . , .i . hue Uiis i the extreme view, it has use it seems ..... 4- - . r.ire.l atal n aiued Marias, a Boer spy, l-ra- tuai wby liussia or nil tbe powers should 1 V' i-- .K-Vvllr run... aud a former member f the Free i be the only one willing to accept a Chi- 1 v'uurn' 1 f " .State iutillijtcnce bureau. uese pnarnntee against the advice of all t tuis monitn.. . ..nuu.r r.,M.rt.s that 130 burghers, he diplomats iu Pekin, including her v.rt,-; , uSt.ii- 'with upward of l.iW.UOrt rounds of am- wn. On the other hand, there are a tS ig-h&il u- irT.h,"Uuitioa. urrendeml August .sth and few who believe . that Russia's secret .-I V.k. "Van- ra cHcm ied August !th. Cl et, a memUT of the t understanding with Chum may re ate f 13 ? mri" irni 1 n J , Volkraad. wus a prner with Hunter. "blv to tbe safety of her own egation; t in my muiRijn.1 ana, . euxised DeWets rear ,n ,tthr words, that the Russians are v.. .-.mded. Many protra:ol . i uuimr tu.ita ' .... .xt r..-i!o, Wit m.ive ret un-' gtiard yesteniay near unuesiue. witniu ; 1 .4...uc .Vit nwu rttuu Methuen's guu-s, ix miles, happen to the other, foreigners I . . " . .. I Altocether. ItiiHsin m eonr hna cro. was mainly due to his manipulations at Batteries: Chesbro -and O'Conner: the Mpux J? ails convention tnat tne non. LeWis and Cfarlte. Umpire O'Day. ,narles A. rowne, wiiver xvepuuncau. a u n.loa A. Shilailallllili. 9 the r etixinn t unicaffo, au?. ii. I'niiadeipuia won But- uom ijnicago, & to u, today, alter a n deantiful piteners duel. Taylor was I as srood . as Donahue, and both were-, in I . 'IJ m. T1 1 . I . i .. t i, - j . t--. tLjpty twipuia uue ruu, u line uhyb irum jvio. dOne I uttuLJ uai. icajiug uici umu 9 ucau hirny an eccentric oouna, ana a inree-oase inrow ny xrauy gave im vua&ers tneir other run The score: R. H. E I AAAAAAAAA sr -e ke appears to have immured himself in 1 ! I? S 0 0 1 0 0 8 S 7 1 some vast wilderness of North Carolina. Tavioi- nH rrrtrvnhnp. "PIat a. r . i ti.. : : . f-nt1.riv ciunoitfii I -- that he is sulking. More than once be . dl lV1 "6 nice iim. Standing of tho Clnbs Won. Lost. Pet. .i - .1 Kn.ish at the nurtnnesi "Mr.5t frfttn Pit-' Th ..'.j . ...... I Vii..T,.n, flf , .'d'4frm tf.ci attack with Kru.'er iu an interview, said the report, - ri.ht. Russians on 1-rft. Af- that he intended to surrender w-as with- l .1-! : . f three miles under u i I . (ira n,ir trmm.4 OA d.-fenee. Casualties abnit I r dealu from sun-"troke." UHMEV. -.- I (,tr the exrci- of tbe . : . . .f tne United State to i: iu the intt ulien of the . :i:inMit to lanJ troo-s at , . ) .;.! U'nni 7h K:nt. re- -.-n i.v Minifr Wu T.nglrins leaders and all concerned are now !" .i;. e.il was from Id Hung under arrest. nd has sur- . . . . . : t.ii oi?j"r virrruT ui kuv --.;n-es of Chius. hey re; re- ' n- lauding mi?ht iucite an : !';-r:-..iiz. A. A lee. acting Secretary r . wht.iu Mr. Wu banded t - it to Secretary Roo: with v .ii cufcrence for the bet- a.i h'.iir. The result of the u..t not !een diclusetl, but rhe Intrento Mamuei correspondent' "t a P painful impression and the Haily Excess Jays that lstdent ir'n r,se to no vtul ot unpleasant . . :.. ... .. : . mist s. V-rr " Z, "Z A dispatch from Berlin says the Ger- ff i J .Wisl that the mnn forHffn ofnce has f-or- lt foU,Ma ,rn LL ,Tn vet theable reply from Great Britain, Russia. nr would lt a loujr tiiu? yeL Austria and Italy in regard to the Em- It is persistently rumorM in I.ourenzo tw.rrr-s nrnnn,ni ti,nt ViM Mni,0i Maniuei axrd:ng to a dispatch to the Couut Von Vnldersee should be made Daily Telegrajh. that I resident hteyn commander-in-chief of the allil forces has committed suicide. lArd Roberts m CIlina The British reply was most wires to the wr office from -I retoria ( frten,nv but thprp a Hnxnf: ciause under yesterday s date, s follows; tnnt the assent of Great Britain was A tlot to carry me Off has been dlS- nlnWt to eertnin conlifinn. thA rhlof coverttl. It was rhimsfly couceived. The one of which was that all the other rHwers should consent to the" proposal. N'o reply has leen received from France as yet. but well informnl persons say the response from the French republic will be in the affirmative. Neither Ja pan nor the United States has yet re plied to the proposal. . ... 47 48 ...44 42 .... 39 e -o 3S ...34 32 40 41 44 4 49 46 49 .628 .540 .539 .500 .483 .448 .452 .409 FAl LKMiH ANOGOHDAN IN JAIL, t will be taken ty tne . t e.ttil the views of the Prsi- I.. ii obtained. From what y. !. ..vever. it is unlikely that i -. h Evldeneo In Slabbing AfTalr Clearly Shows Their Ciullt Goldslro. X. C Aug. 11. Special. nie preliminary trial of ioah Faulkner, charged with stabbing Robert Davis, and ii r :.nlnn an accessory, was tin -tain that no definite arton tore Jrstice D. J. Broadhurst this af- temoon. Col. W. T. Jortcn ajioeared for the prosecution and Mr. b . A. Daniels for the defendants. The court, u piow nf thA enndTtion of Davis. ie- if.rit will do anything more .aurtHi 0f defendant ioah Faulkner a i .icate the appeal to the j jartinej nri4 of $1,000, and of Gordon mm.-ist for its information. a jnstiwHl bonj Gf J.VJ0. Bail not b?ing firtt definite information Kiven j, vrpre affain committed to jail. -! here of tbe intention of Jn the evijnce before the court the i! S.n tnour to land 3.000 men rm7t 0f ,oah Faulkner was fully estab . .inestion of the advis- jjjpj anj n wa proven, b an eye wit i.i::c representations to nej5; that a, Faulkner advanced on i -11 the ubieCt Was COnSid- Cnnlnn sUDnllM tha knifo with Vahi izton authorities and which'the stabbing was done. It Is the :i was reached that the ai- oninion of several who heard the evl . nceni UiV UnitiMl States. dnce th KILLED IN IIIS CAR and Express messenger .Mnrdered Itioncy Stolen from tho Safe Columbus. O., Aug. 11. The nasserigrr train on tne Pennsylvania line due to arrive from the west at midnight, was has enacted the Archilles role. He was ran -over and trainned in the muck and mire oi defeat in the North Carolina elec tion last week. This has so infuriated Brooklyn him that it is feared he will exert him-1 Philadelphia self to throw the electoral vote of Jortn Pittsburg Carolina aeaiust Mr. Bryan. It is Chicago broadly intimated by some of his follow- Boston . . . er that he will take the stump for tne Cincinnati bizarre Barker-Donnelly ticket. If he St. Loins does this there will be trouble in North New York Carolina. Also in Kansas and N)UU Dakota. For this reason the wires were Homicide in Vance County 1 - V.. Knt-nmo.i 4 Mil-oa r anil vnrSnn-il r,rts of North Cnrolinfl todav and last 'Henderson, N. C, Aug. ll.-Snecial :i. : it sntnr Tint. On his way home yesterday to-Towns ler and jret ome definite expression from e accompanied b- several neighbors, him. As far as known, he has not sent Peter Hams, formerly of . Littleton was bis proxy to anybody at Chicago. There- iuuu uu VM.WTS fore; the Fusion fopulists there can do Reece. It . appears bat iU feelings had nothing official. They cann.t even adopt r some time existed between the par- an address to taeir followers accenting ties, owing to thejaiarnage of Harris i... M.!tL Aft- Tnwo nnH to the step daughter of Reece against '!rJr"r.o"w.fn; Tf rin' th'e wishes of her parents. Coroner K-tha-rrrtler- preVenceis Reans w.j. notified ajo very des rabre at Chicago at this mo- " ' rr r X 7u ? a mek. It is possible, of 'course, that he Creek the Votejwa7, five may show up there today or tomorrow, or may communicate with his conferers. If he does not it is thought the confer ence will have to be continued until miles distant from Henderson. A Stir in Havana in Regard to Taxes TT.nrfl n 9 . A US' .11 J Tvh A proo ?ssn ed somebody goes to North Carolina and yesterday in regard to the taxes to be beats the bushes for Butler. A BRILLIAN 1- EXPLOIT paid by banks and corporations has cans ed considerable objection, principally on account of . the supposed advantage to private interprises as against corpora tions. Many of the protests are due. to the bad iUngush -translation of the decree, which really affords no advantage to pn "Durham, Jr. C. Aug. U.-i-SeoIal.- Tbe cotton anitl labor organization mat- ter has Tdached a critical stage and there is no telling what will be the outcome iw the next lew days;. The mill people have' notified about fifteen that their services' will not be needed any loogar than it will require them to 'work out ths two weeks notice that the colli ".and hands both agreed to give. It is sa?d that thj mill has two men on the. road who bt getting new hands wherever they can to take the place of those who tbave joinet the union A few of these men liavol arrived here and in nearly every instance th"y htv jyiacd the uion befora g--.i? to work. In tflie Went Durham mill there are over two hundrod meinb tva ott the union and in . -u,t Durham aboatl forty or .fifty. These men say t is af fight to the linish and that the litem be rs will never sairrender. Those yao have been diischarged will go to .yoik clsa-j where, .and if they can find mo work, to! do then those who remain "vMll support) them and their families. There is somd talk that a portion of the anlll.wil close;' down and that all the union men 'will bu' given their walking papers an-4 thoso ;who are not members of the organization iwill be given work. These tactics, it is isaid will -be kept tip until new men caa ;be secured to take the pla;es of thosa who will go out on account of the union. One of the 'leaders told me that the men; do not want to-strike and,' will not havo one .unless it is foiled unon them. This same nan told me tha.t -a stike was what the mill wanted as to get "publl sympathy against the men. 'Every thin-a in West Durham is -at a inervous tensioav: just now and there is no telling whirl, , will be the out com ( of the nest feUf days. ;." ' " I Later information, ds to the effect that; the mill teople iia,ve put all the uaioa men to work oat their notice and quit This means that -the mill will have t close down. There were about two hiyldred.. and sixty members up ;to thi afternoon, and aJbont forty, new inembera were taken : in tonight . notwithstanding the notice published by the mill tnis af- ; ternoon that all members of the oraanis . zation must quiet work. , Everything ia auiet. Some of the employes a uit Hi once and ref used to work out the aotica ' of two weeks, but most will work out th two weeks and then look for worJC alsa wihArft. Tt is certain that a.t leaJt on - half of the mill will liave to close whew these men quit, and it may result in k complete shut-down of the mammofH ; (Mr Wesley Shepherd, aboat 60 year of age, who lived near Durham, and Mr. William Dezern. more than 80 years old, who reside some five or six milea from the city, niave both died of paraly sis inside the last two days. Mr. Shep herd did not live but a very short while, probably a day, after he was stricken, and Mr. uezern iuved aDout a wees. Both of these men leave large families and were well known throughout the county. . -. " ' Miss Iva Eatman, daughter of Mr. and K Mrs. John W. .Eatman, who moved bere from Raleigh about three or four months ago, died at her home in North Durham" yesterday. She was about 19 years of age. Typhoid fever was the capse of nei ' death. Cards have been issued announcing the approaching wedding of 'Miss Clyde, daughter of Mr. and airs. J. B. 3Iasont pf Chapel Hill, and Mr. Charles L. Dun can, of Beaufort. The wedding will b solemnized at the home of the bride's parents September 4th. i Two excursions will run from here t Richmond, this month and it is expecteo .that large crowds will go. ' fc , I ' BRYAN'S PLANS ' ' Captain J. B. Batchelor Shows Good Generalship In the Philippine A letter recently reeerved by Dr. J. M. rate concerns Mara, of Warren, from his son now serving with the -army in the Philippines, Fusion Expected In Idaho at In the event of the death of n bad tbe right to janu i t rtrotect its citizens. "hit tiew of the matter the jajr s manifested here. :uul or the dangers oi Ilavis only manslaughter can be estab lished. Considerable interest in the af- - .th the aCTairs of dnotber - -rferemf wifh (ireat Rri- t.ul. establish a prece- :lt have embarrassing re- !7 c,K . i. -a- . ' . -..' Proepectlve Lord Chief Jnetlce Ixmdon. Aug. 11. It is said that the ritirtn nf Lord Chief Justice of Ene- ,-.r. t.....- in succession to Baron lCnssell of .an-l American troops on m?of Parliament for Inverness ' t-i protect American citi- jsc raeiuuer " irter:-K J'lJ s7r" Robert douMIes accept. He - ex;ete,l that the govern- wr0,icit0P genAral In 1805 when he i; u .re than transmit the an- JJ kn i-htcl. He graduated as a doc !: . fh overninent for its in- of m1icine from Edinburgh Acade- n that. appears to be on- , lsnr, bnt abandoned that profes- ; . r. r the position assumed sIon for lhe jaw four years later. -fiifm jt anxiously awaiting . I ie.lj last. The answer' Chicago. Aug. It. John F. rinnerty. lit Planerty Xt IU Support Bryan robbed at some point between liere and a!s,ui'e n adventure tiat befell Cap- Chrag0 Aug. ll.-Senator Heitford, Cincinnati. lessenger Charles Lane, of JU1"-U- ; ?ar- -7 Z7tl of Idaho, arrived here today, and after this city was instantly killed. b?f.tef J"eda m Jhia ' "dState aconsnltation' with the members of the 'lhe roblery was not discovered until " H,- uuuvc' w I Democratic advicory committee, an the train pulled into the station here and Dle IO nun- I -nynn that hp will return home imme the messenger was found dead with his While out in the mountains with 50 jiately and use his best efforts to secure revolver, several chambers of which had men looking for a band of Tugelas he adoption of the .recommendations of" that been emptied, lying by his side. The found them, very suddenly, one morning committee looking to the .promotion of contents of the safe had been stolen and Antrenched behind the Rio Grande. They harmony among the anti-administration the door had been Mown open. ; were 180 strong and their trenches com- forces in that State. He expressed the The train that was robbed is known manded the only fords in the vicinity, opinion that there will-be no difficulty as I'an iianoie o. s. its terminal sta- captain iwtchelor wit bis men behind a I tn nrevailine on the Populists to with- tion Jiere is trie union depot. Lane, the hill and, by rapid v.olleymg, soon forced jraw their electoral ticket. exircss messenger, was aooux years tne euemy to lie down behind their breat om. aue uiuruer aim rouwry are snp- worK. xnen wniie iu men Kepc up a Counterfeiter Commits Snleldo ford Centre and Columous, as no harm his head, the remaining ten stripped and Washington, Aug. 11. ,hjef Wilde, of had befallen the express messenger when crossed the river, having on their car- the secret service bureau of the Treas- the train stopped at Mflford. The men- tridge belts. They walked right into the ury Department, received a -dispatch this senger was alone. No one heard trenches, while their comrades kept the afternoon stating that Paul Jansen, aT- shots. enemy from firing a single shot, an'd re&ted with AiODeri;. panzer at Kutmrora, It was supposed that the robbers captured 80 men. The other Tugelas N. J., on the 20th. of, July, and in whose jumped off the train as ft slowed up, broke and ran. The American loss was possession was over $7,000 in counterfeit wivcfAW roi T at f Kb- O ff H I r Officials of the Aoams Express Cpna pany could rive no statement as to the probaMe anioimt of money secured by the robbers, but it was reported to be a considerable sum. mortem examination developed Fatal Accident to a Lady Wadesboro, N. C, 'Aug. 11. Special. J Trenton. Mr. ionn a. ivendall and mother" while The coroner's post ' driving yesterday were thrown from a n develoned that buggv and the latter fatalhr ininred. Mrs. Lane had been shot repeatedly.. Colum- lvenuaii resided in Ueorgia, and was vis county 4N. J.) jail yesterday. Jansen was held in default of $15,000 fcond to appear -before "the next grand jury at Peffer Will Slump for XleKlnley Ghiea'go. " Aug. 11. Ex-Senator Peffer. uauc iiuu vv-cu ouvi I'vaiLUii. iuauiu- u svra aia( cauu v j i ' ' . - - - w w - bus detectives and others are working Ring relatives at the time of the acci-1 of Kansas, will .stump ior aiciuniey this on the case, ine joss to tnei express oem. cue uit-u in aoout one nour arter i , ,.v-y w, UJ romnanv is not officially stated, hut It receiving injuries. Mr. Kendall will re- Republican national committeeman. time, rhe officials nay, ex-congressman and leader of the Chi-jig not less than $3,000. Two suspects j cover, - I ' " """ rror. ton- . miuii uyzi a efiil that It -wfll rontain cago Irish-Amerieanf, has announced his; art under arrest at Play cityt " i tin -which Mr. Conger intention to support uryan on mo anu- f'H v some f.nual commrtnica- prominent in the pro1 Boer agltatkoi and T io the alvance of be al- Is President of the United Irish iOcJe ; erne from the Chmese ties -of the city and edi tor - of the Citi- A Parlsf lotel Barned Paris, Augnet 11. The hotel Ds la . vur Four rnneipal Kxports .Richmond, Va., Aug. ll.-Chas. S. Washimrton. .nir 11 mk I Wrm"hle. TvrofessoT emeritus of mathe- ;th .lour-prmcvpal articles of domestic matics at cne uwww i Virginia, is fTHrrajA Jouffrov. 10 Boulevard Mont- exnorts breadstuff. ninTiAr I in a dying condition at hitf home there. or tue cut ana muor 7 rtr. .. burned Testerdar. Manr . and mineral oil-rhVr!TT; " tX" -i;-"Tt TTe was a member of General R. E. ren.- lie has teen weminei T,a ,u Knriith tonH.t who . ,otith of th nw L "? " -i'-JT tVT I t w staff and the author nfmm . - 1 r ' . .. ... - v. v 1 : .... v ,n Hi 11 in Jm- Aiiin - "-- - --w - . un.u jr. wi Ji n I ' - . .. - .- -- " Irate r:. " .me fw n ministers wpuwn .- 1 -torujuie at tho totd lost tfreit -f ffyji, ISSSL h ixacaao. tare en I rwidely-tised pittnimfiT,a I text JwaJsa. 'TV S.Ktn. He Will Remain la Chicago Until Nex , .Wednesday '- l Chicago, Aug. ll.-Mr. Bryan said to day that he had definitely decided to at tend the United Irish Society's celebra tion to be held in Chicago August lo. . He will probably remain in Chicago until that day, when he will return to j Lincoln. His only other speeches ber fore the actual campaigning begins m September will be at the notification of his nomination by the Populists, Which, is'to be held in Topeka August 23, and his address at the G. A. .R. reunion itt this city August 30. After two days of constant conference between the Democrats, Populists and Silver Republicans composing the trb partite national advisory committee, H has at last been practically decided tha it will not be wise to interfere in thi Idaho imbroglio. The plan now adopted . is to leave the settlement of the tight between the f unionists and the non fusionists to the Idaho politicians thems selves " Though the feeling that has growji out of the labor troubles under the adi ministration of Governor Steunenberf has. become bitter in Idaho, yet it bj said that there will ultimately be conn plete fusion between the three partiei Mm-fc nr ormosine the Republicans la that State. No opposition has developed to the return of ex-Senator. Fred Du bois to the .United states eenate in . case the legislature goes for the fusionj ists. but all the places. on the Stat ticket, including the nomination for Cott gressman, are eagerly fought for. Cool Woathor in England" London. Aug. 11. While TJople in thf TTni ted States are endurini? severe heal waves, the weather in this country ha "been extraordinarily cold, the thenmom. eter . registering ; GO,7 degrees and lower. The cold, protracted rains and gales have nearly-, jrpoilexi country life and . I-