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- JHB MORNING POCTrsUypXY. AUGUST 3r 1902 Institute for Younsr Ladies and v UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL Th"Snmmer Tarns berlna Jana io7 Rooms.. Limited to 100 Boarders. Physical and Chemical Apparatus; Full 0,' to eontIaj threo months. Thorough Instruction la courses admitting to ih bar. Special lectures by walntat lawyers. For Catalogue, address J AS. C. MacRAE, Dean CHAPEL HILL, N. C. Equipment. Able Faculty. Apply at once if you wish a place. Address, JAMES DIN WIDDI B, President. PEACE Conservatory fJVyw WWT W W ri. Vjr jrr 5 Topics of the Day in New York p $ Trio of Notables New YorRers 1 Who Save Coal Strike Hits Hard Special Crrepa4 ae f Th Xerntng Pf ' By EMEL V r T; t-.-' . i t mi sate have received - ' .in J Sift. The Duche -. i".;hi Potter and J. : have landed in New t, ..- r.; with the new g!ory I tn holding the coroua . ,t ,ien Alexandra, ami .;ivr t -ee her la thit - r .-. tniaL optimistice, and r cku f the rith Mr. . , ; -.1 :::;r. over 'With STKxl will . .' a word for the miner. J. i'.-'v '"5 Morgan, greeted, ac- r. with a low salaam 1 ail the wky-scrapers :;.c.t his cigar from the u':..t : .e ii,xj.ie oi uwny twlnc down to titles .t.r. a". wy.'. .- t.fT. I '. . T. L JAY ject I had on hand, and bethought tne of my dime box. I opened it and count ed nt SaGO-SO." Mr. Dooly aaya that "at Newport dol lar meets dollar, and they marry and raise a largo family of -pennies and dimes and thelrty cenUes! Here H In the reverse. Tne pennies ami dimes To The mating; and the dollars are The progeny. A for thirty cents that phrase lose all scornful symbolism In this community. x where ritrNCE ctiex BAN QUETED. A party to Chinatown, the other day, caught the gay echoes of Prince Chen's Tlslt. still reTerberant eTen after two days had elapsed. The whole place was preent cleaning up of the Baptistery of en fete. Banners were hung across -the Florence, -the ''bel San (iiovanni." where rairow streets. Pell and Mott, the twv nearly all the Florentines for 00 years thoroughfares, showed shop-windows; hare been baptized. The green slabs of - J m . .t.w . ii v:..:injrh c from l'r.qto nlnrpil thpr it r- .1 i .i I ' I nAlf tinAi. ih. at as ef I Vint, o n . I n-fri-T-Tl SST i T.for ?IBf'V7M,Mj ke VelVet by the sun ami Vtorms jaounded it most deafaalnjr fan-fare. t,,,,,,.;. , a chininr. of Cyprus for building purposes at Fort Said. The society or Greek studies in London Is blind to this and deaf, while the people of Cyprus cry to the soldiers robbing the graves, "You are worse than the Turks." But none can regTet more keenly than themselves the decay and dispersion of their heritage from the past. One ar chaeologist laments the condition of the churches of Kavenna, especially the two distant from the city in the desCert, to ward the sea. The lonely church of St: Apolllnare which we visited was crreen and slippery with mosses and lichens that grew even between the mosaics of the apses. The crypt was full of water ana clusters of hats bnnjr 'from the roof. 2s'ear the door of the bell -tower a black serpent lay coiled, aud the hoarse voice or crows alone broke the" silence of. the deserted temple. But this Is not neglect It is only overplus of riches. For the repairs made within the past two years. with artistic and scientific care la the mausoleum of (ralla Pla'cidia. in San Vitale and other churches of Ravenna prove how highly -these mosaics of the hfth and Mrth centuries are valued The demolition of the ghetto, of Flor ence in the very heart of the city is ad mitted iy the rlorentlnes to have been a necessity for health and comfort. But the destruction of the old towers and uninhabitable buildings caused a wail of sorrow In some other countries. An al bum representing all those departed beau ties was made, the sight of which is meant to make remorse in Italian hearts. Let thoe bewailers come and live In these dark, dirty, suffocating1 alleys, crooked stairs and low garrets. They would soon find .that an open square with comfortable houses, where light and air and health may enter, are preferable to old romance, however beautiful. Doubt less mistakes are made, for only true ar tists should ever touch or t-hange the an- itlque beauty of Florence or Venice. One i of these unpardonable blunders is' the V. t: It i not all snoo-c-.t part an admiring lu any d.rectel And the fnnnr little nt.iurnn-t whore! or. The nuu or w-raan ine I'rince tanquetieo up two narrow, 1 the t ; of any ladder j teep. dim flight of steps we found it t.te aJu.ation or inei u,iui 1 ui vi i.wui io rri wjuair. tht i all . . . . i .v. .i- - . 1 nine . sum rrt-rt that falU of the:""8 wrmraR. un-ai gorgeous fr0i th- m.rblA foreX(r. These tinted crimson fans, half-opened, formed a aged marbles, more precious than gems, frieze. X map of China with Chinese are yet untouched on the sides of the lettering- hang on the wall; also banners catherdral and the tower of (Jiotto, but r -'"ok ed? A" w oaL STKIKK HITS HARD. T. il t.!k hits hard in New v-i. 1-r. "ir cmM it here thinking; ez.'rr'y C 1 1 !:i:erous effects on t... zr-T: r.t' e:::-rt3.n a luxurious rT.-i . - a - m-i-J;v of hard coal for Ki" .i:-Klt vatel: and the pit ; r :i :-: :.;iner grew luto a i"lg : ; z f'T e!f Jbreathlng the Lt t;.:. vi -. and wearing sadly .a . rjfc: frehly launlered at Z -i-.' i-.l qiickly smugged with r y. :h !.! w when the l.in.l- - i-.-e r.i.it tUf.v cannot r win. : x v "hia a half-supply of m ili JJ:-. ;:. ?n.ii a fni ami ti:u ;r;are tt get aln r i.3 I-- V-T. .1 new ones. All the marbles on the eignt external sides of this perfect example of earlyt Tuscan art have been pomiced and washed, so that it shines like the face ----- - 1 ..u,k i k vi rleht only. 'W" or hrllllant Chinese lanterns were."'," J,auui V i- """": njui wuij . Inhie hiilei et reAnr hnvA (hsannearea Special Ralti V s. a. I Ky. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. $17.S3, Raleigh to Birmingham, Ala., and return, account National Baptist Convention, Tickets on sale Sept. 14, 15 and 1G; final limit Sept. 27th. WILMINGTON, N. C. ?G.55, Raleigh. to Wilmington, N. C, and return, accoun-: Holiness Convoca tion of .North Carolina. Tickets to be sold September 20, 21 and 22, with final limit September 30th. RICHMOND. VA. ?i.20, RaJelgh to Richmond, Va., and return, on certificate, account Annual Session Gand Foun.ain U. O. T. R., Richmond, . a., "Sept. 2d to 9th, inclu sive. , $31.70, Raleigh to Des Moines, la and return, account annual session Sov ereign Grand Lodge, I. O. Of F., Sep tember 15th to 20th. Tickets on sale September 11. 12, 13 and 14; final limit September 2oth. ?12.So, Raleigh to Macon. Ga., and return, account annual meeting Farm ers' National Congress October 7th to 10th. For any information call on the under signed. C. II. GATTIS. C. P. & T. A., Raleigh, N. C. n. S. LEARD. T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C. Why It Was All Rieht. "You needn't be at all afraid to speak to papa, George. am sure it will be all rizht. "What makes you think so?" "He asked me last night what tout business is. and when I said you were a ' retired coal dealer he snrlled and said he guessed that settled it." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Our - Handbook Stnt Free finftaouesL eaotidi THE BYlt!f?& 1 naoatGroJSL9' k If MlUlLfl JL J Largo Poreo Positively Cured at Your Home. I completely remove every spot and blemish irom tne lace or Doay, rendering the skin clear, smooth and healthy. Consultation free. Write tor Boole JOHN H. WOODBURY D. I. 90 ITNt 9Sd St., New York. a pan of the decoration. Tiahles and stools were of ebony, the tables having a center of tdack mar-He that was very aitnic. But out of all harmony witn things valnese was the marhle-basined wah-stand in the corner. Suggestive of every sort of washing except the bath Is our Mongolian friend! the base of 4he latter, it is said, is con demned to bo cleaned. The sculptures made by Donaletto m the scarcity of San Lorenzo for Cosmo de Medici are hidden by ancient stucco, which will, of course, now be removed. As a rule, al antiquities are regarded with veneration, and are carefully pre served. Much Temains t be done in fvery city and town, but chiefly in Flor ence. Roire and Venice. The ercava- . 7 i: SU LES AND CHOP SOOT. -Mon Far Low" waa the name of the lon? "J"'1 dun- h Pft three years M.t.4,Krnt r,." Un the Roman Fonim have been seen by rcsrauTant--why far or why low Utlldents and travelers from many lands, were equally mysterious. Jlr. Loo Lin. The marvelous discoveries there of tweu the manager, himself, waited npon n,y-two archaeological state helow the with a bonhomie that was a revelation level once considered final, of the foun In a Chinee, lie knew, how to smile, rain of Jutnrna: the rostra of the repub With his smiles he served chop sooy andi: the lapisnlger over the tomb of Ro- i-a. i crt .. .r .t.Lh """': the Sacred way and now perhaps rice and Long Son tea; and although , , ,w i, n there were knives and for in defer-tine t)r0Te how jntense is the interest the winter. Instanrlv nee to American perversion ox taste, we Cf Romans and Italians in their past Y.W protect, and arbl- tried our prowess with the chop-sticks history. ...... t,in.!and managed to nilot successfullv from The enormous castle in the heart of V" - ' s. " n'at to llns several mouthfuls. The Milan, a relic of Middle Age tryanny m J tea l ar- firni'y rnvlncetl that each) leave and all was served In the i ..; "- ;:t"C e something, the strike! prettiest of little pink dishes with cor- '- . s. thi rainin .-" Z t:.e .M r'; jr.. tie la tl.tts and apart- " ra.--.red a to the prospect -j:r !.r.- I.)fJ ujwn merely as '" t'r.i?e d iring the om- resu:nel. theieT? manipulated so skiiruny taat me ii e dart-! eiear Deverage was poured on into smau cups 1ne leaves remaining In the disn to await more hot water and appetite for a second cno. That tea was delicious; the rice could cot have been better; but 1 m Thre i a 2im of bwc'tlie cliop cooj remained a stranger; ti ve:i reachr print :r.e w.:: hve len sett tne! ii it ui Thorough Preparatory Course for Boys. Small classes and close individual at tention especially in elementary work. 24th Annual Session. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1st For catalogue or other information ad dress HUGH IROB805, Principal, RALEIGH, X. C. ' 0 0 j North Carolina. Strong in eqaipnient, excellent in teaching force. Noted for high moral tone. Expenses moderate. Send for catalogue. J L. L. HOBBS, President. - j Bordiiu' School for lrt?r and Yiwnf Men. TltoroueK prprtian for CMWt, Ciertifiet dmltiintf to many of lh ldln; C'IV. Supwk cllmaia. HiK moral tone. Military training dvvvlopa prompln,,, hvalihi and aaanlx carriage. Tull cor)! of erincd Iwach AtrnHnr . ... . . . .i i , i ri . liijuj. 1 ' - for catalog im and otbor information address fc((jr- T- 1 .tKTnTTlSiSafl Li ra si roatnasp ioung women icnowrsN: o rir ict nt ukiversi it ikimi utnpj?Mji tu ntAiii RC.CRr, m SAjKTTWCtVE OF .STUPY .-.-n...!; , 1 W.hAtOlX.A.Mlin. M.PuiiiJ 84 OO PIANO OIVEIM l MUSIC, BEAUTIFUL CATAlOCUf frfrT ioxrord seminary for Gill HHMSIIMLI'J.1 .1 J.aBaa.lllLLaiW.aUJaalml iBiiii Hi II OXFORD, N, C. 53rd Annual firss!n Opes Sep- f . (ember 3rd., 1902. Board and General Tuition $135. t Apply for catalogue to PRESIDENT HOBGOOD. Trinity Park High School On tip-to-date College preparatory school. Superior advantages. For cata logue and album of views, address J. F. BIVINS, Headmaster, . . v . . Durham. N. C. a a. . . J . a r . . ti -;..::. New York is nattin- witn us simple nan, us uxoie, ana ii j'n.iun-, r-. r.i hj. i in the reint "-..-x :-r.sn tl.e Manhattan Ilat: r ' " ! :itf!neer, ar'.irtr.ition 5 an i i:fn tory. r?.UAT T I K fFT OF SIGHT. Ir x Xh; lnUn formerly bore fi'.T. a ? :n.-t "dug-tip" city r!: 5 that now New York r- - J f. fr;u h.r even that super- sorely the subway that 1:1 rrory direction It i-vchrir length of d riches r s.-i tnK-hinerr. It omits f r. .r I. .1 . . tl . i: l whupered, do tn 4 ' r n-..-;,'vrh.v. S2''.T't ,: v c,rT now iylD ont nndevil government, that , for centuries bad-heen dismantled and reduced as bar racks for soldiers of all nations Spanish, Austrian. French 4hat conquered Milan, has been restored to Its original splendor. In seven years it has been saved from certain decay and destruction, its walla and decorations ami friezes repaired with care and skill; its garden replanted wkh trees and shrubs, and the great hall tJiat nf rMniinrtfil o (the barbaric A look in the Joss house gorgeous -with mirth of the court of Galeazzo Sforza k-gaws. and into the Christian Mission ' converted into museums and galleries of pictures. logriner wun inr iwumu, 11. is now the pride of Milan. The facade of the cathedral, is to be altered, but it remains to be neen whether the change will be an improvement: Many per sons fear that the antique there is a project for building a new bridge oveT the lagoon entering the old city from the quiet part of the gardens and aris tocratic palaces. Probably this will be done, as it Is a necessity for -the modern life of the city. Just such opposition was imde to the little steamboats tha-t go up and down now continually on the Grand Canal. But who that uses them now as they stop every two minutes would be without them or re-turn to the tire some gondolas? It Is a false idolatry of the antique that worships dirt and min in the narrow", dark, damn calli, while men and women lansruish there for wnt of sun and fresh air. The re moval of the useless, even if old. is an III minister, furnished a suggestive con tract. WOMEN CONSPICUOUSLY Alt SENT. ... The shops and streets were notleeaiiiy filled with Chlnewe men not a woman, not a child. If women and children are among the 4,000 inhabitants of China town, they are hidden away somewhere up those narrow, dark stairways. And that Is exactly the c&se, so it is paid. Children re spirited away from the sunlight Into darkness, and an nn'holy traffic hi Temale shares goes on there fwlthin five minutes walk of New; York's J. city hall. Hence the need of mission CI r - v Al I J I Miss Sylvester and her father. Hence - '. t-. at. i.T. -:. 1.1 -0.1 no. wUl be '' 1 wnderful benefactor. nth, and the rubway ae of tht term, "out ;;; ," win be the 100,- " :? arry at one time, -ir rh .a-Wsround. . jzx y.i:ki:p Who save. Vrk is made largely. a . jet In the main held " "t r" ,!KnK a dwn-town tcr- or tne tno werv 'fling the bill, one of .1 T'!f a! if ihrer. Mr. :--m the rest all the t iTii !ack into bis -7 3 ... a. 11 . A.JL Zln Vi,h r.W h. ,rtJJ"ntS to the rpaI measures of archi Cl.irk who, with the old jof the courts tecfnre ,-hlch appear better when left atd the beet educated Chinese, has sue- fr( lik. p-iazzo tower in Florence, and eeeded hi rescuing pretty little "Ah jn Rome, the tower of the A-nguillarl Soon" from an enforced life of shame. 'New York, Atrguat 2S. --fer spenIs a " cent," t. .1 t em so stingy," eald - i'StT. 5 f "' remarked the man u7 nal" R ne a h3D't of putting ind . . :!,r f my change: "W' a'N'r ,Wl years t casual -V v, u' -x .f coppers yield t even better' iJW - ""'t'lally drop every 7 t J -l -ne tny way. 1 Ui .t: - -"r than two years day I foumi myself Cinda for a small pro- ANCIENT ITALY (Rome Letter to New York Observer.) The difficulty of guarding and preserv ing every precious thing in Italy is evi dent. Millions are spent every year In maintaining an army of men to direct. Tigilate, excavato and study: but no laws and care are enfflcient to keep all in perfect order. Some pictures, statutes, jewels of Cellini: illuminated missals; tapestries and books will take their way abroad. The frescos of Pompeii, of the villa of Bosco Reale or of the Christian ehnrch tn the Forum fade by exposure to the air and damp, even perhaps before they are copied. One of the leaning tow ers of Bologna threatens to faiL the mediaeval house of Delia Porta at No rara is in danger of being demolished to give way to an ordinary habitation, and many a gem of architecture in country towns that should be already in posses sion of the state is yet a barn or a cow house. ' Yet this does not justify the criticisms of foreigners, who act as if tbev were the governors of the 4and. The Italians are delighted to hear that the English who bitterly reproved them for the repairs made in. the floor of 'St. Mark'sat Venice, and ent a petition igned by 10.00O. a gains .t the changes made in the centre of Florence, are using the precious Greek remains in the islands and. the so-called Farnesina. The Borghese Museum, in the lovely vila just outside of the Porta del Popolo in Rome, will be made the centre of a group of galleries and museums belong ine to the state. The Borghese picture gallery, containing many precious old sculptures, have just been purchased, nnd will be transferred to the villa. The villa also has been purchased bv the state nnd presented to the city of Rome. It will 1k joined by a bridge to the Pin clan Park, land the whole will take the name, of Umberfo I. This is the me morial to that murdered and much be loved King, his son. .Victor Emmanuel III. reserving to himself the privilege of placing an equestrian statue" of Umberto on the hishest point of the hill in view of the Piazza del Popolo below. This snlendid nark is a gift to the people of Rome. It will be a blessing and a benediction: a perpetual reminder of the King. It will be more useful to the city than the magnificent monument yet un finished at the other end of the Corso on the Capitnline hill in memory of Victor Emmanuel II. ttleWM to Atenio The old Idea that the body sometimes needs a powerful .drastic, purgative pill has been exploded; for Dr.' King' New Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless, gently atlmulate liver and bowels to ex pel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and absolutely cure Constipation and Sick headache. Only 25c at all drug fists. , i. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACY ol north Carolina NINE INSTRUCTORS. Well Equipped Labora tories. Thorough WorK v. Fall term begins September 8, 1902. Address F. P. VENABLE, Preslden, Chapel Hill. N. C. I Goiieo Durham N. C- Offers 125 graduate and undergraduate courses of study. New library facilities, laboratory equipments and gymnasium. Number of students doubled in eight years. Large number of scholarships awarded annually. Loans made to worthy students. Expenses very mod erate. For ' catalogue address D. W. NEWSOM. Registrar. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION: A combination of theory and practice, of book study and manual work In Engineering, Agriculture',' Chemistry, Electricity, Mechanic Arts and Cot ton Manufacturing. Full Courses (4 years), Short Courses (2 years), Spe cial Courses (3 mos.) Tuition and room, $10 a-term; board, $8 a. month. 30 teachers. 3G9 students, new buildings for D00. Writ for booklet A Day at the A. & M. College." ' ' " President GEO. T. WINSTON, Raleigh, N. 0. 1st. Hary's Schoal; Ralaigh, N. C ' y The sixty-first annual session ; begins September ISih. The Easter Term begins" January 2Sth. St. Mary's School offers ins truction In the following departments: Th Preparatory School, The College, The Art School, The-Music School, The Business School. There are two hundred and forty-eight students representing nine Dioceses. Faculty of twenty-five. Much of tSo euuipnient is new; eight new pianos bought this year. St. Mary's Kindergarten is located in lhe center of the city under t Miss Louise T. Bnsbee's charge. For catalogue address REV. T. D. BRATTON, D. D. Medical (School UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. FOUR YEARS COURSE. Seven Laboratories. 22 Instructors Fall Term .begins September B 1902. :' For information addre3s,. F. P. VENABLE, President, Chapel Hill, N.C THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal & Industrial College, GREENSBORO. N. C. " A ecollege of high grade with courses leading to A. B.f 'and B. S. degrees. The chief feature of its work is the professional training, of teachers. Graduates of other colleges admitted to special. Normal ; and Commercial courses. Faculty numbers thirty-eight. Board furnished at actual cost. Board, laundry, tuition and fees for uso of text-books, etc., $140 a year. For free-tnition student $100. For non-residents of the State $160. . ' Eleventh annual session begins September. ISth, 1902. For catalogue and otheT information address , CHARLES D. McIVER, President. Institute for Young Women Thorough instruc tion in all depart ments of Female Education. 'JSisaiSBBBISBSSSSSSSElSSBSSS Conservatory of Music .... Tsing the Le?chetizky System. Send for cata logue. Jas. Dinwiddie, M.A., Principal, ( RALEIGH, N. C. . ! jT fXaSBa2aaj .1 so eihumsss MALE AND FEMALE. 1 Buildings, New, Moredn and Commodious. Nice 'Play Grounds. . F.e&t Ball Team in State. - Number of Teachers 4. Nnmber of Studonts last Term 100. " Languages, Music,' Mathematics. Business Department Specialties. Good Board in Nice Families, near Buildings, from .$7.(K to SVOi) per. nioiifa. Itoonis where young men can furnish their own provisions and board themselve from $y,",0 to '$4 00 per month. Tuition: From $1.50 to $3.00 per muth. ' Fall Torm berin'? Snptembcr lt. 1902, J. M. WEATHERLY, Principal, - MADISON. NOItTII CAItOLINA. 3 Forw rc Looking? To tHe Fall. We want to estimate to heat your house with THE K ELSE Vs WARfl AIR GENERATOR. A heating apparatus with from nine to seventeen vertical corrugated cast iron flues or sections, forming the fire cylinder and combustion chamber, and having 65 square feet of heating surface to each square foot of grate surface. - Warms thoroughly and to the pToner temperature great jolumes of air, by passing it through the flues; and conveys it te every part of the building Provides heat and most perfect ventilation for residences, churches and school build'ngs. Send for 164 Page Book of ' Opinions." 20,000 in use. (M. wrt, y . ... -."aJi-l , OAK- RIDGE - INSTITUTE 51 Von PREPARE for the UNIVERSITIES an CjCL- I 25 1 I tdl LEOES as mU us. for BUSINESS, for TEACH. 1 1 INO. aiU fcr LirO. S!tuaU r-EAR CRCHNS- B0R6, N. C, over 1,000 feet above the ca kvt!, la yitvi th ir.cfataSn. Largest ian Best EqWppcd Fitting School for V-.vg RUn jJ Key la the South. 3stcs: $12?.00t $175.00 per nanum. TOB BCAUTSOt. CTi.lOOUI, POIr9 &M. H. HOLT - ' 1 1 y -If : J. A. & M. H. HOLT - - Oak Ridge, W. C. J f J ins ii msPsS '.a -the Stat, wHI J .fX. The Fall begin on Session of this Institution, one of the oldest September 3d, 1902. M-mi Mm CflDipnf SUCCESSORS TO JULIUS LEWIS HARDWARE CO, RALEIGH, N, C. The elegant and commodious College Building Ls located la a wr:l rhiJod grove of twelve acres ' cud. furnishes all the alvatitaas 'nvJ : ?Mave3:nce of a pleasant home. . Board and Tnition in EngUsli, Latin and-FrencI,$60 t Per Setsion of Twenty Weeks. f OTHER STUDIES AT MODERATE RATES. Catalogue, sent on arplicaion.l , . H. S. DAVIS, A.M: Prosit v ' ... -if
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