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THE MORNING POST: SATURDAY. NOVEHBERHPoa Business Outlook for Next Year is Bright Maturing of Top Crop Cotton is Helping Trade in tht South-Stock Specula tion Less Activi rv York. OoC rL Bradstrettra to xnorrow win say: Coadenc In Or outlook to nut year's buatoaa U a notable feature tn the trad iltuOm. The volume ef orders booked for next rprlag- delivery ; i Urge r this MJoa ot the year and i xp;aa4 parOy by Um excapttonal .y good feoalnasa done on tell and win ter account and the large crop yields f th-a year, and also by the goad dis paaftioss of the wtnter wheat crop as caM vMtVr arrroachea. The absence f kilang frost at tk soath haa al Vnred f tha maturing of a eonsldera tla tcp crop of cotton. This haa helped tie trad aftuatSon there while acting aa a brake upon th tendency f the price of Chat staple to advance. That tjie crop wta ba larger than that of last year aaeisa certain, and S.tOQ.000 bale estimate ax becoming- mora features predomlnaU In wheat and ahorta do not van tor far from shore. Tha demand for wheat had been as tir on milling account, tha Pacific Coast being- reported buying- t north western receipt. Australian crop rlces are bad, and tha Pacific coast must supply that and ether eeeanlo mM, threat was jnaruTested. There their partntra would be allowed oa;th arable Interest waa flMr. tA meant that rturins- that fia- will be no services wraigow - will preach Sunday morning; and night. floor. Tills meant that during thatfig- nra the event of the ovenlng, the, pre aentaUon of their regalia by the mar-, ah&ls to the ladles - of their - choice, would occur. Thla wis the dosing Xea- ture of . the figure. The marshal and ladles were' grouped. In the -est end of the ball room" and' at- a given signal the regalias were transferred from the marshal to the ladies. T Every possi Ui euortjivus made to get a complete list of the marshals and ' the ladles' re- EDUCATION DAY Cofligt Intirests CoTJoIdered by Christian Convention r : . -.-jal--.. U nrni-K.lt Post. JrrT,. -&xi- ceivtaatheir regalia, but it was not , Jl" JkI rlfivn Church i possible to get them all' 'The follow- L fBut I am. Your time has come. Do Cation day Wrta IM wrl,lH i. i- inrmtm. Il.t f thm? I Mt rrjin Tnnr rrlenrta xxrtll "T, am not ready for you.' "Tea,. but it is one of your r favorite truisms , that death comes to all, and I ainrbut proving your words." ' ; ?'Go away! . You are- .dreadful!" J "Na-xrrore dreadful than I always am. But ..why. have you changed so? You have never feared the death that has come, to your friends. I never heard you airh when X carried oft your old companions. - You have alwv said. It is the way of all flesh! Shall I make j an, "exception of your flesh?" - 'Yes. for I am not ready." '' , floe banks is that the depositors num ber '8,500,000,- or? about one-fifth ot the population of Great Britain. , - ! r Independent Ticket to AUafta" t0 J"k,oaT,n- Port-moA, and 6G SEABfATTv ,. rMail has irawiTig room baffet k1A; car New .York to JacksoBTiUe: ing at Haaalet with sleepas car to aEli For County Commissioners W, W. - No. 33 and 41 drawins r.v,m Wynne of Raleigh. A. C. Ray of Bar-Uar and daj coaches between Pav." Convention. At the.momlnr session ri-m vnv. AmmT,A i nuirw rvirrini. t able and scholarly portl teas satJafactory. U higher a president Pt the- Atlantio the week. Good weather helpa the cur- College, made a.; jaagnlncept address tog- ot corn and weaknesa of prices al- on Christian - adnmtton. Bev. J. -B. though good export business to old j Jones, to a very eloquent speech of ten corn Is reported. Oats are slightly minutes paid , tribute to the achoriy weaker and pork la lower, also. Ab sence ot frost, reports and some lloJ Nation by trred toaxs ' explatha the slight weakness in cotton. Cotton goods are unchanged and qtflte -steady. Dis tribution and the ouUoek la the dry goods trade generally la very good. Southern trade advtoes are that the fine open fall favors the mating of a good top crop of cotton. Froit reports are light. . todeed. 'and Texas reports frost would benefit the plant by re moving the superfluous growth and al low the crop to aoature. New Orleans reports the cotton crop Increasing day by day. Jobbing "business Is active. Little Rock reports that the Arkansas 'aarr parttcular I"V rTT Svan01 r'Vook gThat ts. wctuTsedbrvery , may eld accjunt. hithert -dered voi il .rSf rl" despite the short crop, but collections ZTta nrdtedly large, aad are slow, riorlda's orange crop Is in t cardUrJefare still W ahape. At Birmingham collections rnLlbct. ct Epiaint. aro KlJ.. BaSTcleartng affected by dlscour- 'coal are active but alow In the coun aedrtock speculation at New York, try districts where cotton yields are are smaller than last week, but still. short. considerably In excesa of this week a Business failures are 144 as against year ago. Price changes, though slight i4 last week and 171 to thla week last as a rule, are quite numerous. Bullish . year. i , nrr.1 the llUiDlBCIlU Ol UWWW4 - convention to stand by him In the great work he la doing In the building up of a magnificent collage, The enrollment at the college is now 115. with about fifty applications now on Ue f or adenaaida. .buffer want ot room these applicants .can not.be ac commodated. . A resolution was intro duced looking to the erection of more buildings and several handsome sums were subscribed. Dr. Coggina said that if rooms were tarnished him- he felt sure he would have an enrolment of i jilss &iary Armlstead . Jones , of near 400. ere the ending of theifirsc eigb. scholastic year. The .church now owns the handsome Kinsey building and grounds, the deed conveying same be ing exhibited to the convention, evok ing much applause. The college is on a solid basis, and is backed by a strong. sturdy. Intelligent and progressive peo- j ing is an Incomplete list, of them Mr. John L. Patterson of Roanoke Rapids C chief marshal), to Alias .Mar guerite JKewman of Atlanta. . Mr. W. B. Enow "of Raleigh to Miss Anneta Fenn of Reidsvlile. . Mr. J. B. Stronach of Rafeigh to Miss Morson of Raleigh.- 1 Mr.' Albert H. Carroll of Baltimore to Miss Margaret HoUoweil of Eliza beth City. . ' ' i . " ilr. li. J' Ridley of, Nashville to MlSiS l;isjy affections. c ranees jones oi ,uueigu. not repine. Your friends- will go on L buttering your toast. They will take It as philosophically as you have taken every other death." And the Philosopher and Death de parted ,tn a long Journey- together. 5 -CHARLES B. LOOMIS. " V Italloonlng as Iled:iloe Balloonln? is now receiving: atten-j Hon a? i possible remedy for Dulmo-,' Tlie conditions ; are f not the same as those of mountaineer- Mr. I- IsanKs .wuuainion, 10 uss.. lhg the change of altitude beiny more Jane Boylan of GOidsboro. franld and muscular fatigue belns ah- ton's Creek, A. T. Olive of White Oak, J. M. Bants of Swift . Creek. A. B. Marsbbum of Mark's Creek. , " : For the House M. J. Edwards of Ra leigh. L 14. B. Penny of Barton's Creek. John TT. Parker ot St. Gary's, For the Senate Thad ivey of Cary. For Treasurer John Hardin of Ra lehrh.' - ; For Register of "Deeds D. L Fort of Raleigh. " For Surveyor JV. Q. Shaw of Cedar Fork. advtf. Air Lixe Hajlwaw- Mr. -Manly Baker to MUs Florence Mr. fiobew of Oxford to Miss Nelson of Greensboro.' I Wilson. Mayor P. M. Brown. "W. C. Maxwell and C H. Dula. After a few minutes' stop at the Manufacturers Club he waa driven to the academy of music There was a tremendous demonstra tion an. evidences of enthusiasm aa he entered the house and appeared on the rostrum. General Ransom confined himself entirely to State Issues and made, an eloquent plea for voters to RECALLING TROOPS Important Orders Issued from Pinnsyivanii Headquarters FottrrTCe. Pa, Oct. XL Major Gen eral Charles Miller, from division N. O. P headquarters hare today Issued glAnd Dr te party that has done so the most important ore era wiuca ni moca for the State. . Beautiful flowers has yet given. recaHlng troops. It Is ; were literally showered upon the stage order number v:u, relieving- from duty at conclusion of his speech. Brigadier Gec-ral J. P. S. Gob in and j was received here today to the staff cornmaocilng the third brigade. that Capt. J. H. Montgomery, and Brigadier General John A. Wiley president of sereral cotton mills, and and staff, commanding- the second bri- perhaps at the head of more spindles grade. Brigadier General John W. tnaa ny man to the Eouth, tell from Schall. commanding the first brigade, caold at the new mill at Galnes was assigned to an additional territory 'rule, Ga today, fracturing his skulL taxing- to Susquehanna. Lackawanna. Hls injuries are regarded as fataL Mr. Northumberland and Columbia coun- Montgomery's home la to Spartan ties and that part ot Schuylkill coun- turg. ty northwest cf Brookside, New no' pie. Among the pupils enrolled six states are now represented. The con vention goes to Greenville next year. Rev. J. B. Jones, the new. pastor of Wilson church, will preach his 'first sermon as such -next Sunday. He is of fine 'appearance, and Is an able, strong- and eloquent speaker: has made a fine Impression on our people, and all give him most cordial welcome t thla the most progressive town of the east. The college gave a reception to the convention vat 3 o'clock this afternoon, which .it attended In a body. Musi? and refreshments beguiled the hour. sent. In the trips of the French ? So ciety of -Physlolosry Dr. HenocqVe pro poses to regard the atmosphere aa di vided . into threa zones. TTn tn a tout Mr. W. A. Graham. Jr.. of , Raleigh to tnree mhs the surrounding air jmp- luu- . jfljes all the oxygen needed, but ascents r' i beyond five miles are held to require a ikir. J. rogue,, jr,. oi-Kaiisu M )cl0Wea a8 was fiTgt suggested in Miss Lucy Andrews of Raleigh. I&i; or an aerial diving suit. Mr. W. I Owen to .Miss Mabel! ". - - . Young;. .. - , ' " "The. new railroad has been a ireat'i A' Tacksonv'le. Mr. W. K. JOneS tO MISS Jlinry &ea- MMclnr tn " nava a nml 1 ton Hay of Raleigh. - 1 "In less than six weeks we got enough ivne.i:e-. Holt. Jr to Miss . damages out of it to build a town Short - line te principal eftte ef the outh .an'J Sooth westi-sJFloiids. Cuba, Texas, CalMora? and Mtico, reaehiag tb resit alt of Hit Ktstes.' la effetft M arc A 1902 from AttH.t. mouth and Atlanta Tickets on sale to aU points. rJbn, berth reserved aad renrratloaa : S. on entgofag steamers from Norfy Bagraye cheeked from hdtela and. rc denrei without extra choree at Up-t own Ticket Office "'. - - Ytrfcoro HBne Randlae r.H. fcA-rris, v. i, aup. b, & lkard. xrr. A, SOUTHWARD " la3'. hx Ra!e!h. 'S. Ar FTnTnlet. At Columbia. I.t Co!imib5a, Ar .'.t'5'"." A. u .... ?, 81- 4.12 am U u 7 27rjm SSsai 1.00 am lf..ri am f est 7.00 pm 645 am - J.or.am 8. lit am 5.45 pm In vSocxet j . t v .... I ton and Delano. The Ut2x and the Governor's troop of cat airy ot the third brigade and the sixteenth Infantry and Sheridan troop cf cavalry of the second brigade, have been transferred to the command of General SchalL Scranton. Pa, Oct. XL Late this af ternoon Colonel Walters of the thir teenth regiment In camp at Olyphant. received orders to report with his reg iment to General Schali. of the first brigade, leaving here at 10 o'clock to morrow morning. The work of break ing camp was begun tonight. It la un derstood here that the regiment will t-o to Haxleten as a precautionary measure. The miners there are a till on strike. In this section thrre ie the best of order and no trouble is developing- between the union and the non union men. Marconi Experimenting New York. Oct. SL The Italian war ship Carlo Alberto with Marconi on board arriTed oft Glace bay. Cape Bre ton, at U:S0 o'clock thla morning, ac cording to a cable dispatch received at the office of the Marconi Wireless Tele graph Company to this city. Marconi will spend the next two or three days In arranging hts apparatus for experiments between Poldu station in Cornwall England, and this coun try. He expects to attempt trans-Atlantic communication the first of next week. Five Years for a 'Boodlir St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 3L Edmond Berth, former member of the house of delegates, . was today found guilty of perjury in his testimony before the mmrtA ffirv a i ITS AM tvwHn funil f raised to secure the passage of the su , bur ban franchise bin. He was sentenc ed to fire years in ine penitentiary. HOT ON A DEAL England Does Not Need Port uguese Territory Vienna. Oct. XL The Neues Wiener Tagblatt's London correspondent tele- grap&s an interview wtm ue aiarquj. , Washington. Nov. 1. Patrons of the ce several, ine fonusueae aimisier u SL Asaph ponl room, this afternoon. POOL ROOM RAIDED Miss Ophelia Howell, of Goldsboro. Is to the city the' guest of Miss Pearl D!xon. CoL and Mrs. L Banks Holt are the guests of their., daughter, Mrs. Jno. C. Drewry. . . " " Miss Ruth Gold, of Wilson." returned home yesterday.. after. a visit of, sev eral days to friends 1 nthe city. . ......-"" v. . " . Mrs. George Lawrence is the guest of Mrs. J. K. Marshall on North Blount street. - - - - , . . Miss Mattle Barron,- of Edgecombe, Is the : snest of Mrs. ; Tr-in, Proctor on New Bern avenue. ' s - Ml Mabel .W6olfork,.of .Dunn,-who has ben visiting- Mrs. .J.' B.; Neatherly, left for her home .yesterday. Mrs. Rosa Applewhite," of .Wilson, is the guest of .Airs. J. B. Neatherly. . Miss Margie and Mary Belle Macon, of Loulsburg, who have1 been visiting Mrs. Dr. Kemp Battle, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Anderson and children, of Haw River, are the guests of Capt. W. IL Rand and family on Elm street. ' m Mrs. Thos. Bu ter . returned to her home at Rock Mount yesterday after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. Kemp P. Bat tle. Jr. ' I I Mrs. J. B. Kyser returned to Rocky Mouiu yes.eruay alter a visit to Mrs. -V. C. Royster. - Mra Jas. W. Moore, who has been I : : of HTelgh. Mr. Eugene Holt to . Miss ti.-. m ..mston. ! - Dr. E. J. Tucken of Roxboro, to.Mlsa Maggie P. Lonx. of Roxbore: Mr. J. E. Landls. of Oxford, to Mho Cotton, of. Cottondalei Mr. W. E. Holt, Jr., of Lextogtoa, to Miss Bessie Henderson, of Salisbury Mr. W. H. King:, of Rale4gh. to Miss Brady,- of Baltimore. - - Mr. H. E. Stafford, of Boston to Miss Lucy Newman, of Atlanta. ' Mr. JV I Morehead of Durham, to Miss Jones, of Charlotte. , ' - Mr. Sherwood Haywood, of Ralelgrn, to Miss Isabel Busbee. of Raleigh Mr. Edwin McKee. of Raleigh. Miss Janette Badger; of Raleigh. Mr. W: C Adicks. of Raleigh, Miss Jasemlne Iliggs, of Raleigh. Mr. W. C. Canaday to Miss Taylor, of Oxford. ' . . . , Mr. W. W. Vasa. of Ralelgrh. to Miss Ashly Lee Baker, of Raleigh. r Mr. P. W. Richardson to. Miss Fannie Royster, of Norfolk. Mr. P. B. Fleming, of Raleifcrh. to Mies Lacy, of Raleigh. ! hall and grade the' cemetery. A few Daisy more enterprises -of this kind, and our j town will rise to heights undreamed if in the-historry of new settlements." Atlanta Consltutlon. to to rHPCADT3AUf ?UTf? AND OHIO ROUTE TO THE WEST , O. & O. ROUTE TO THE WEST. Southern Ry. train leaving Raleigh 86 a. m., arrires Greensboro 11:39 (.Lynchburg 4:07 p. m. Oharlottesvllle O:50 p. m., corinecrinsf with C. & O. Ky. O. & O., James RiTer DIv train leates Lynchburg daQy 4:10 p. m. (waits till 4:30 p. m. for Southern Ry), and con nects at Clifton Forg with Main Li?e tfain, ariviDg Va. Hot Springs 9:45 p. m., Cincinnati-755 a. m., LoulsTllle ,1055 a. m., Chicago 550 p. m., and St. Lonls 45 p. m. - ' x . i" ; C. & O. Main Line,' leaves Charlottes- ville 10:14 p. m., daily, arrives Cincin nati 11:45 a. in, Chicago (ex- Sun.) 840 p.'m.. and St. Louis 9:45 p. m. S. A. L. train leaving Raleigh 11:35 Mr. W. W. Robards. of Raleigh. to j nects with. C. & O. leaving Richmond 7i00 p. in. daily,- ariving Cincinnati 11:45 a.m.Chicago 8:40 p.m. (ex. Sun.) and St Louis 9:45 p. m. , C & O. through trains are Yestibuled, electric lights and carry Parlor Cars, or Pullman Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars, and connect for all points in Michigan, Colorado, Pacific Coast, the West, Northweat ancl Southwest -, , For Rates, Tickets. Pullman Reserva tions and detailed information, apply to Miss Blanche Blake, of Raleigh. Dr. E. Ferrebee to Miss Daisy Smith, of Goldsboro. ii' Mr. Holt Haywood,, of 'Raleigh, to Miss Lula McDonald, of RAlelgh. Mr. J. C. Dockery of Raleigh, with Miss Lena Latta,' ot.Raleigh.-' ; Mr. J W. Hinsdale, Jr.? of Raleigh, to Miss Fannie MtacRae, ..'ot Chapel hiil "; Mr. C. L. Fish to Mhss Newman, of Atlanta. . , - " , Mr. J. V. Perkins, of Raleigh, to Miss Ellen West, of Raleigh. It was Impossible to' perfect a list last night of the ' couples other than marshals and ladles accompanying it list of these as accurate aa possible will be published In Sunday's Post. 1 Raleigh. S. Ar Hamlet. Ar Wikn'Kton Ar Cnartorte. At Atlanta, A. L. . ,4.13 am f ,r? a in . 41 Jl.55 pm 7.30 pm Ar AugutaC.&W.C. j. . A . 4 . . . a . . . ? .i lO.OSasa 10.82 pm 3.oopni ATLANTIC ORTU CAROL! RAILROAD COMPANY To Take kJffetjt Sawrfajr, jn( s, l9cn at 12rfil a. ... fcastera sUad- " atd Time. " Supersedes Time Table So. 28, j Joae S, 1901. Istbotmd. WeWosBl ..X STATIONS. tii FaKTsr week ttt, ..-.. Kfasten ..-.. w etts: Caswell .;.... .....- Pever tmn is .-k.- Dover rrt i iAf. tm Core Creek ,. u Totcafora ft f. New Bern . .Lv, .New Bera ..Ar. tut. .inies UTty ..ifi. KlverdaU Croataa a 4 4 Mil Ltd Slit a 0.80 6.43 fi.49 f AM Lv.. BSC U.03 10.43 io.ia ' 9.50 0.42 3. 9.J t 9.12 t 8.3T . .-J3'wBon 7.50 am .. AtlSjatW . , . . Af'.-Mewhead City'.Lv. At.. Atlantic Hotel.. Lv. Lv.. Mere head Clt..Ar Ar. .M. Oity Depot Ait. t 8.15 f 8.09 a 8.00 I48 t t 7.35 7.27 7.20 ;g Tt. s 7.02 6.4m nm r ivr Ar MohiW, Alt. LN. 2.ot am ......... f g7p Signal. ' s Regular Step. Ar Kashv'le NC&StL i 4.00 am 6.5$ pm . . . , & L. DILL. Ar Memphis. - . U5 una 14.25 am i Ua. ost. - NORlBWiBO. - . : ' . - : ; 7& schkdulb qf tub axeigb VlSrS1?0 AND OATS FEAR RAILROAD. Ar Norllna. Ar Portsmouth, " i.. am 1-OSpin .i 7.15 sm 55 pna So. 24. No. GO. T.r .Raleigh, 8. A. .li. i.35 am 11 J At Norlina. Aj Richmond. TVAIL-T" EXCKPT SUNDAY. In effect on Knd after uat 11, 1901 . SODTHROUND TRAI KS. Cuba and Jorto'Fca At New Oriearjp for all points la 'ika, aissto and caih fornia, TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH AS FOLLOWS: From North. 3.3g am 1.25 pm i $te- ? 'Jto. 1 N. 3. fl.35 am 4.5o pm i" j. .1. 2: 7.00 am - 4-Jtotm 2 S2 P Lv. Caralelh Jtmct. 7.03 Bra 4.05 nm Ijv. CaraWgh Mills-.-. 7.1,0 n 4.i0im ZJMkm Lv. c?ylvaola i 7.16 ftm 4.15 im G.SOam Lv. Barnes .;' 7.22 atn 4.22 prai Lv. Hobby . i t i i 7-28 am 4.2S pin Lv. MeOulIeTS t t 7.40 am' 4.40 pm Lv. Banks t 4 t A& am 4.45 pm Lv. Autln . . . 1 i 7.50 am ' 4.4S m Lv. Willow Springs 8.00 am 8.00 pm t 8.20 am 5.10 pm S.25 am 5.15 om. at Wash'n. P. It. R. 10.10 am AN. Y.. O.D.S.Co.. ......a 1.30 nm Ar Baltimore. .- .. 1125 am 11.25 pn ArPhwacSelphla . . 1.8 pm Ar Xew Y6rk . 4.13 Lira Al Wash'n, Wf, ' o.r,a anj At Baltimore. BSPCL . . i -a i5 aa AtPWla. N.T.P-&N. ,5-13 pia f.lOam ArNenr V'ork.-" . H.V,pm .W am Note (a) Dally etcepi Sunday. v 'b Easterh Tim, v . Connertion at JacasvnvQIe icd TamM T.-r. Rxtan for all Florida-East Cast pojata ao Ar. sippahaw No. 31 at..; N'o. 41 at.:: No. 27 at No. 34 at... No. 38 at.;: No. GG at..;', From South. 4.09 a. 3.50 d. 7.2.4 a. m. m. m. NORTH BOUJfD TRAINS. f .... SLEEPING CAP. 'SERVICE. " Trains 31 and 34 Florida and ' Metro politnn Ljmitefl; hs Drawing Room Rleenirnr Cars Now York to Jacksonville your Ticket Agent, or address W. O. hrnd Atlanta' and between Portsmouth Warthen, D. P. A., C. & O. Ry Rich- and Charlotte,.? Vestibuie day coaches mond, Va ; . H. W. FULLER. G. P. A. C. E. DOYLE. Genaral Manager. October 5. Stations. ' No. 3. K, 1 Lv. Slppahaw . . . 8.40 am 5.40 pn Lv. Sexton i ; 8.4$ am 5.45 pia Lv. Wllksw Springs . 8.55 cm 5.55 in Lv. Austin . t i 9-05 am C.00 pm Lv. Ranks . i . t 9.10 am 6.05 pm Lv. MeCnllers. .- 9.2o am 6.20 pm 1.30 a. m. Lv. HoO)by i .- . ; 9.30 am G.80 pm 11.00 a. ro. Lv. BaTnes . . i OJam 6.S0Fn 11.30 a. m. .Lv. Sylvaola . . ,' j 9.45 am G.40 pm Lv. Caraleigh Mins . 9.55 am 0 50 pm Lv. Oaralelgh Junct. 10.05rh 7.00 pm An Raleigh . . . . .10.10 m 7.05 p Ail schedule trains carry pas?nsers. JOHN A. MILLS. ' President and General Manager. OflTon Bridal Toar Greensboro. N.T C. Oct. ST. Special. Mr .and Mra R. B. Kerner' of Kerners ville stopped over here a few hours to day on their way. north forr5 their bri dal tour. They were accompanied to and Mr. R. E. Kerner and wife, all of m10. KernersvlIIe. The party tooK amner . A7 - Tr,nssdflj v a ; at the Benbow. Mr. Charles G. . Harrison and br I Who was Miss Mozelle Andrews, turned last nignt rrom a onaai inp ; h fnr'a fiil S of a week and will board at Mr. E. i g sl f Keuiper, S. O. IP. Land's on West Gaston street. ior a.14 Fork, . o, a month, after which they will ne at home at S12 South Ashe street, boardlr.g CAROLINA NORTHERN RAILROAD TIME TABLE. No. S. In Effect Monday, 8.-00 A. M Deceaa ber 15. 180L MARION. S, a (Operating Ipartme-iit. . (Eas'.ern Time Standard.) , Norlibound : Southbound Firt-Clas First-Clas Mixed), STATIONS. (Mixed) No. 2. No. 1. P. M. - A. M. M. l.A.L) 6.3G e.43 6.50 a. S3 s Proctorville. f A.C.L.Croas) 7.10 Me. 4.18 s Baraesville. N. C. 7.30 r-- 3.87 f Marietta. N. C. M 755 Jn ; 3.49 f Homeville, S. a 8.05 C. " Y r ii Atri Aeriilfn fVa thai bmiasI rt ' aaw a wam sb vt b.ssa wa ars. Chaa E. Johnson, left for her home yesterday. Mr. Lu RXYl a Zlon. S. C. - 2.50 f Rogers, S. C. 2.30 Marwion. S. C. 8.15 8.21 8.41 8.45 9.07 9.30 OU1JEKJr KAILW A.Y COMPANY No. 11, open train TRAINS LEA VE RALEIGH. 12:50 a. m. daily. Carries, Pullman aleeper Goldsboro to for occunanc at Goldsboro at y p. m. 33. New York ana Florida Express Greensboro, connectine at Greensboro with for Salisbury, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken. Ausrnsta, Savannah. Jacksonville and all noints In Flarida. with mnin line train No. 37, "Washington and Southwestern LimiteJ. for Salisbury, Charlotte, Snnrtauburjr - ireenvme, Atianra. Montgomery, 4iotue. ivew ur leans, iletnpnis 'and all points South and Southwest. Also Train No. HI) for Charlotte, Spartaobirre. Greenville and Atlanta. Also with mafn Una train No. 11 for Hijrh Point. Asheboro. Salisbury, Concord and a'l local points between Chaflott and Atlinta. Connecting at Salisbury with train for alipoirtts In Westers North Carolina, Inltidlng Aphevilie, and for Imcx .ville. Chattanooga. Nasjiville. Louisville. Cincinnati. Chicago and all points West and Northwest. . Connection 1 is also nrade at Greenboro with train for Winston-Snlem.- Wilkesbora Reidsvlile. Danville and local stations. CONDENSED SCHfiPULE BETWEEN NORFOLK AND GREENSBORO. Great Brttiia regardi .g the reports of wnll ,a thc mJd-t ef thHr Bpecuuuon ' Mls Maude Rarbee and Miss Jennie on tha raanta raca. wr thrown lit owwoue reiurr.ea 10 uuranra yes- a state of consternaUon when a body : r(Jajr ler Tlalt l M- J- w- Br down upon the scene, and flourished r the sal and cession ot Lorenzo Mar cuea. l"ortogues East Africa to Great Britain. The minister emphatically aaeured the correspondent that no ne- gotlationr whatever were pending tn with Mrs. ' Harrison's mother. W. Andrewa , There was a trunk at the depot .o- ! day which told the story of a rerent 1 mile per hour. . trarrri Old shoes were tied to it. f 2. Rules governing eniploye of ;ma"la5!l "I tonuectinK line at Lumberron Onclnding qUZLII LI L ICS UL IKC tltiu lccil p"1 "-' it. and all sorts of appropriate , texts Daily, s Stop, f Flag. - - Rule 1. Maximum, speed, twentyflrs to! vers In an Indiscriminate manner. reference to the cession of Lorenzo decJarIa, tluitxverybody was under ar Maruues. Great Britain had never ap- . t Ml. . Mrs. Frank Holt returned to Me bane yesterday after a vit,. to Mrs. Jones on Person street proached Portugal with any suggea-f ttm. "T. ... i tloa of the sort. .. . .w . ' Misses Margarete Horns and Earnest JCnsiand had r.o reason to desire rhat the status te changed. She ev erywhere advocated the open door. Ertand only desire a good harbor and good railway service to Johan nesburg and Pretoria, both ot which vj be at her d'sposaL The relations tetwern England and Portugal at Lo re rjo Marc,u were never better than cow. There were times before the war whan Portugal's poottioni waa most clTsnlt owing to the rival Interests at tlay. Now England's supremacy tn Scuta Africa is so unquestioned that the law o racer. A warrant had been sworn out bl Ervln Marcey. a resident of Alexandria county, charging the proprietors of the pool with conduct ing unlawful pool selling on the races. The warrant was for the arrest of but one of the proprietor a Marlett Hill, but several of the employees were also placed under arrest. They were taken at once to the village or Rosslyn and!the clty rron' Windsor, the guests of throvgh their counsel. Edmund Burke airs. a. uanman on. ttaiirax street. and Colonel Francis L. Smith they de Martin are at home-again after attend ing the Kerner wedding at Kernervllie. v Mrs. 8. H. Crocker, left for her home at Newton yesterday- after spending several days the guest of Mra J. A. Spence on North. Dawson street. Mrs. T. C. Barns anddaughter are in manded an Immediate hearing. Justice fcere Is no need ef disagreement, Re- f P? ntf? and Immediately eonaiderationa of general policy out weighed the possession of any part of Portuguese territory. The Marquis de Several added that the forthcoming visit of King Carlo to England will be entirely private. Marshals Mall Laat Night The crowning glory of the social side of North Carolina's fiftieth annual State Fair was the marshals' ball in progress from 10 to 3 o'clock last night in the beautiful ball room of the Cap ital Club. It waa a'magnincent event RANSOM IN CHARLOTTE Would Not Work Saturday Washington. Oct. SL William L. j Quaekrnbush. a clerk In the appraiser's ! an(1 uke eTery other feature of the big ta - Fair, surpassed au prcedents. The missed by Acting- Secretary of the flower of the states society folk were Treasury Taylor today. Quackenbush. ; there faJr women and gallant men. who U-a seventh day aventlst. refused pre8entlng an ensemble that was in to work Saturday, the day observed by Seed brilliant. hU .Tfl" fbth- lerk re" The german figurea were led by Chief sttura"iS wis areSed". ' Jhn Pteron with Miss ral tL r lhJh?ef rmlnl r"lte Newman of Atlanta.asslsted ral time. At length his chief remon- v,-. Mp. john aa . v. - Veteran Campaigner Mikes 0 1 O L a OlfOng opilCn strated.- and Quackenbush subeuent- dincInr w&. -y"t Charlotte. N. C, Oct. XL-SpecUL 1 nvina; oeen aoaent rrom ousiness . dred, of spectators, children Vn.T la. m ssi rn sk a ijti isstra rmm rarrrm t - - dies ana invited The academy of music waa well filled with a repreeeotative Charlotte and Meckisnberg audience this morning to hear that distinguished North Caro UnUn. Oen. Matt W. Raaaom. Gen. Ransom came up from Moore, was sat at the station by Chal: xx ycsn cx. n. c j. Saturday without leave, was recom mended for dismissal. Fayetteyille Street" Revival Mr. Weston Gale preached another J-1 forcible sermon at FayettevUle Street chief marshal announced that during JWBapUst churoh last night and eonsld- the next figure none but marshals and guests. ' Admission waa aa usual by ticket,. and the atten dance taxed to the utmost the capacity of the apartments.-. It waa about 12:30." o'clock when CoL Thoa. S. Kenan, at the request of the had been written on it. TkrettiA Thl : -iily Hnrta (Durham Herald!) i In the Gattis-Kilgo case the lawyers are a Ions timo getting what Is com Irg to them. Winter Tour t lti' " im f. A. t.KT Comnvncing October 15th and contin uing nntil April 30. 1003. the Seaboard Air Line Railway .will sell winter tour ist tickets to ail principal po'nte Jn tJeorgia, Florida and the outhwef t, in cludins winter resorts ia Texas and the City of Mexico. " Tickets will be sold dally, up to and Including Apnil 30th, with la linal return limit May 31, 1903, and same bear a transit limit in each direction of 15 days, which permits of stopover within the transit limit. For further information as to' rates, schedules and general information ap ply to ' C. H. GATTIS, C. P. & T. A., ' Yarboro House, Raleigh, N.C H. S. LEARD, T. P. A., . . Raleish. Nk C. : movement ot trains) are adopted as the rules of this company T. C. McNKELY. General Siiperintemdeat" AUGUSTUS MET.LIKR. ; PrerfiWnt and General Manager. S E A veim ana ft FfciioeApker. N (From Brandur Magazine.) A certain philosopher was in the hab it of saying whenever he heard that an old friend had passed away. "Ah, well, death cornea to us all.' It Is no new thing. It fs what we must expect. Pass me the butter, my -dear. Yes, "death comes to all, and my friend's time had come." ... .- Now, Death Overheard these philoso phical remarks at different times and one day he showed himself to the phil osopher. . ... , "I am Death." said he, simply. C " -Go awayr" said the man, in a-partid TRIP OF THE OLD DOMiNiON LINE Makes a most attractive ronte to . ' New York and Northern and Eastern Summer Resorts . ' . i - Express steamships leave Norfolk, Van laUy, .except Sunday, at 74)0 p. m., for New York direct, affording opportunity for throiizh passengers from the South. Southwest and West to visit Richmond. Old 'Point Comfort and Virginia Beach en route. - For ; tickets and . general information apply, to railroad ticket agents or to M. B.' CROWELL, Genl. Agt.. Norfolk, Vi.rJ. F. MAYER, Agt. 1212 East Main Sti, Richmond, Va. . . H. B. WALKER. No. 7. DailV. ftOOam 9.20am l().02am 12.22PES 12.45pm ;1.5pm 2.o5pni 2.05pm flMflpm 2.311-in 2.44bm f3.05pm fii.lSpm . fS.CGtrm f3.36pm 3.50rm f3.57om 4.08pm f4.15pm f4.24pm f4..0pm 4.37 pm 4.43pm 4.55m No. . Daily.; No. 1L Eastern Thne. 4.00pm ... ..Norfolk, Va. .. . 4.20fm nbner's Point. Va. . 5.05pm Suffolk. Va. .. 7.22pm .,. Tarboro. N. C 7.47pra S. Rocky Mt. N. C. S.31pm. Wilson, N. C... . . ." -i . . . . . . . Selma- N. C. . . . : 9.40pm .. GoMsboro. N. C fS.BoDra.1 .... Rose. N. C ... . 7 JSntn flO'inn-m- 'PriTina! nn N. C, . 7.59ata fl0.25pir; . P!n -LeveL N. C. ' fi.P4.nm " TOJWnm Rf Itnfl. N. C. . . S.Mnra flrm-An .Wilson Mls, N. 0. S.27m ll.OSpm Clayton. N. O... &37am ftl.SSrnv . .. Auonrn. N. C... . 1. . . . 1 . 7.20am -f7.30nm S.42am flliatnni .oiam . i.wjnm fO.Olani 9.12am 9.19am f9.27am fH.32ftm 5.10rm- 10.25am fias-am 9.44am; v-2-OSam 9 50am 2.20am 10.10am -2 44am Gamer. N. -O. .. Raletrh. N. C. .. ... Method. N. C. .. .. Car.r, N. C. . . Mom'svllle. N. C. ... Nelsof. N. C... , Brapsfipld. N. C. . East Dnrham.N.C. .. DnrhaDi. N. C. . . . University . . . . '.3.00am .. Hillsboro. . N. C. . . iJS.Tftam .... Eninu. rn. l.... ,27am ... Mehane.'X. C. . 13.46flTn .Haw River, N. C. l.V-'am 1.20am 1.32am 1.45am . l.'-re.m S.27rm 10.4fiam M.3?pm 11.00am 5.45pm 11.07am . 5.r.Opm 11.12ara n.r.Spm lL24m 0.03 pm 11.29ain- f0.17pm . ftl.4l-anv G.3onra lL59am: Nos. 11 i and 12 Daily betweeh Raleigh and Goldsboro. aay between Goldsboro and Norfolk. Va. &0am SStam 4.10am 4.15am 4?2am 4.W)am Graham. N. 0. ... BoT5fD)fton . .. E!on Collece . . .. Oibonvilie .. McLeansville . Greensboro, N. C. No. 12. ' 1.00pm 12.40pm ll.r9am 9.34 am 9.08am S.20.im V.30am ' f7.10am f7.02am f(1.4Sam 0.41am fG.24am 0.05am f5.M)am f.".42am n.2?im f 5.00am 4.5inm 4.30am 4.1Sam f4.09am fS.R'.i m 3.4-ram 3.0lftm 2.4 nam 2.33am 2.22am 2.05am Z.OOc.Tn 1.55am 1.40am 1.3")am fl.20am 1.05am No. 30. Daily. No. 3. Daily. n.Wpm 5.30pm 4.ffnin 2.31pm , 2.ospm l.lSpai 'r.30pin 12.10pm MlTprn fll.Wjm 6.04pm ll.lSjm 4.f2nm 11.31am 4.40pm 11.24gm 4.34pm fll.l'sm 4.2)pm 11.01am 4.00pm fl 0.40am 4.02pm f 10.43.1 m S.Slpm 10.80am f3.Pf.pm fl0.23am S.22pm 10 15am 3.13pra fl0.0..un f 3.04 pm P.) fi am f2.nspm 2.aipm 2.47pm 2.31pm 2.20pm f2.12pm 2.02pm l.fi0pm 1.44 nm 1.40pm 1.15pm 1.11pm l.riOpsi 12.45pm fn.M.im 044sra n.23im R12.im ff.ft4nm b'.." I j m 8.43,im 8.3v:a:n 8.34.im 8.25am 8. 22.1 m tH 10am .0" Daily except S-ia- According to the latest report of the jjrltlsh Postofflce Department, the de posits in. the postofflce savings banks aggregate about $715,000, 000. Large as this sum is, R is just about the same lis that contained in the savings banks f Massachusetts and Connecticut com bined and.is $206,006,000 less than is deposited in those of New York. J The Inost .striking fact about the postofi DOUBLE DAIT Y SERVICE TO ALL POINTS NORTH fOTJX'H, EAST AND WEST. UNEQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE. NO. 85. 5:56 a n?. djIly Connects at Durham for. Oxford, Hendei-son. Kej ville and Richmond. At University Station, except Sunday, for Chapel Hill. At Greensboro for- Winston-Salem, Mocks vilie, Reidsvlile. Danville. Richmond, Lynchburg. Charlottesville. Washington. Baltimore. Phils ielpbla. Nsw York and all points. North. . , NO. 8 10:3O. a. nrtfally For Goldsboro and Intermediate ; nts. Conneeti'113 St Selma for WlUn. Rocky Mount and Fayetteville. Av Goldsboro f1' Norfolk, where close connection ia made with tha Chesapeake line for BilO more. Ahid. ti Goldsboro for Wilminston. New Bern and Morehead Cl:v. NO. 36 3:51 p. mi dally For Selme. Goldsbor and intermediate rolcts. NO. 7 3:50 p. m dally Connects at Durham, except Sundays, for Ox fori. diarKsviue. - iveysvfue ana jr.terroeaiate points. At University Station. c - eept Snndsys, for Chapel Hill. At Greensboro with main line train - for H'gh Point, Charlotte and local points. With train No. 35. "U. S. Fat Mail." for SalisbtirV. Charlotte. Sptrtanburg. Greenville, Atlanta sod aj points South:, Including Colombia. Anzusta. Srannh. Jacksonville aid points ; south, .f also train No. 29 for . Charlotte, Columbia, A"u". Savannah." Jacksoqvllls and aT! points in Florida. Through PnMrriaa baffet - sleepers New -fork to New Orleans, Montgomery. 3"r' sonville and , -Mobile. Through aleeper from New York to Js"0; ville vit - Satanaah. ' Pnllroan sleeper main line trains No. 7 and connect at Sallsbnry. for Hickory,A.sheville, Chattanooga, Mfmphls. Loui ville, Cincinnati and Chicago. Solid train carrying Pullman buffet Danville to MfmpWs. ' Alao connects nt Greensw with main linf train, 12 for Danville. Richmond and local stations. With train No. 3S, f ington and Seothwestern Limited." and train No. 34, "New York and Jior.os Express" for-Danvme. Lynchbnrg, Charlottesville, Washington. Balt rn"i': -PbJlselphla.;New,.York,alld all. points North. These trains csrrr l - class coach to Washington and Pnflman sleepers through to New i01.-. 'to Richmond, -on train .34. " Coa5Ctl on is also made at Greensboro fox Jir i -.. ston-Salem. rw, . . v . - e
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