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- THE MORNING POSTUNDAy, JANUARY 18 ipoj 1 ' . a 1 . . f ;l 3 wv V4.mm,?v5, v-wvi wv I XjILM!NGTDSCHOOLS " 'v.jjoiui;nis Aadcd in the Line of Modern Progress Special Crreapa4ae fTtaa - By G. W. BRUNSON, JR. ? 0 v'VVfcvvvi A few earnest women belonging to Ihe J lome Sclenrp rnn-m.. .1 Wilmington Is proud of her system ; uKic graded schools, and Justly so, it is a great credit to the city and .As out; most prominently as one . hst In the State. There Is no one ,c In the community that attains : oirly to perfection as the public r o's and they are the "pride tft all '.?. :. from the humblest to- the r. Kach year finds the. school -m of this city moving forward : Wring well abreast of the times t all modern improvements are cm eJ to better their standard cf cx - ue. Education Is the watchword New Hanover county, and thou ! of children are In daily nttend- uron the schools. The white ". :rn are not alone Jn enjoying the 'fits of modern methods and tfach r. The colored youth of the city l county are being ns carefully under the best methd. Iast rrn'xw were added to the two white grammar schools. ln- Sclence Department rf iha rosis have discussed the subject for n year, but u? to last summer nothing was in tangible form. Upon requesr the school board while planning a larg annex for the Union school, de cided to set aside a i"om for a kitchen. It was agreed If th? toard would pay the teacher the ladi?3 would enn!p the kitchen, and select :he teacher, so that the expense to the county would be a minimum and it could be tried to "e If it could be mado a success. Ti correspondence with Miss F.ntms S. Jacobs, directress ct the" cooking schools in "Washington, D. C. and tlri Fishers agency and Mrs. Miry f.ln coln. of B 3ton. tho services or Miss Raehael tXichols Shr.onds.' 1 ydiing lady of Cne talent acd well fitted by training for .the position, were se cured. " Mrs. Ceo. R. French, Mr. Chas. W. Worth, and - Id' s. JL W. 01 mis ciiv. wer'f tlie i.rl.r.e -.slr.sr their capacity about one- j movers. These ladies equipped lh .... - .... ...0 m 4 iiiuuci 11 i nnvuii rtry variiiv u uteii- 1 more that a true bill had been found against him in the federal court, but he; never received any official notice of Like his. father, ths courts had enough to do without bothering him. He went on the even tenor or his way, drinking, Bwearing, fighting, shooting, making and . selling moonshine liquor. l.arell'a icrtoit of His Halden ! . -j , - ! "; j (London Telegraph.) . j A letter which the late Eari of Bea con sfield, wrote to Miss Disrael Just sixtyfive years ago, almost to. a day, In reference to the maiden speech " ' 1 , ,? , " ! t Commons on tht previous evening. father and loved his mother. He mar- fis. included in a collection of similar ried young and was devoted to his j next w?ek ,n Th eat . t wife. He was truthful and honest In'of hJs party and the fuI1 "UB . mt"J- Ane is aiways and approbation of gir Robert Peel, -" an 1 nun-si iran. in: gwu look eays of an honest man, -Though he; fall seven times In a day, yet seven times In a day will he rise again." and in his letter says: ' "As I wish to give you an exact idea of what occurred, 1 state at once that mv iloViiit was n fr11 n rn n vt- T The death of Dan's father seemed to LmiM llo ,n L t h M w10" i h 3 B",I.'Sd tunlty of saying what I intended ijt 2?tin2 .1, """J 1 ??itT,,.me lbe faIlure was n0t occasioned by afy Z ?f h.f!d at the 1ItU?i breaking dov.-n on my part, but from o.e nenr hia home. A young'the nhvslrnl noT.-prs n, ',,.MrJlia -Iethodist preacher, with little knowl- tra .,.ir.ti .wit i,i,. I can give you no idea how bitter, how factious, how unfair they were." r well equirred. T"". liteft feature added to the . .vd system Is a department of Virc. It Is that which prompted article.; and belnr such an Impor-r-.-? step w feel that all cities in N.-rth Carolina will be greatly inter The home science department -f the North Carolina Soro?i laid the ' : 1-tlon for this lndustrlnl devel . ;-r-T.t and to that society all praise -!u Two years ago these spirits ;r'-crc5s agitated the establishment .-ooklng department in one or - of our public school. It was . .rht at the time that the mov -t v.as frr ahead of the time and " - ; suggested that not erfougii -.-v could be raised to meet ex r -.-. Undauntel. and with the - tc- of their convictions, these la : tho projected the movement r :-s to their purpose. Through thej r rt the money was procured, the , ''n built and equipped, the teach - Tp!oyed nnd tolay many classes sils to be used. Mr. Hugh MacRae. president of the Consolidated Rail ways. Light and Power Company, ap preciating its value to the coming gen eratlons. generously donated two gas cooklrrg ranges with complete "uten sils, and Mr. Harry Woollcott. super intendent of the company, gave his personal attention to their establish ment. . ' t The ladles composing the Home Set ence Department of the Sorosls are Mesdames tV. M. Cummins, "W. J. Crrwwen. A. .T. Howell. Jr..: R. W. Hicks. C. W. Worth. J. C. Stevenson M. I Stover. .V Covington, and ieo. R. r"rer.ch. and they provided the tables, cookery, chairs, aprons and all other articles necessary for the work, ro that thei expanses ran up to a considerable sum and the county and city gut the school with small cost. The classes are already . organized and the school is now very active and will prove a great benefit to the hun drcds of children who are receiving -MMren are being taught. j instructions. In these days of prog :w is given the history of it ression "it Is realized that the ednca -t-s and completion nnd the per- ' tion Is incomplete which trains a child most Instrumental in "Its estab- . --.Tent. 7N stablishment of the -Depart-r-'r.t of Domestic Science In the in School. ; of the public system of In boAk lots alone.' leaving. .the han.ls underejped and affording no knovl edge of-the practical, industries now rapidly crowding ihto the life of us all. When facts learned "in physiology and " irgton. to train the young In chemistry are applied to the study or r"nr rrMratln of frwl. hiixv to food, rach "clrl will feel that her : i: together, and bow to cook It j school Hfe Is coming nearer to life and - it i prwarl. mark an epoci j living." ' - rrogrcss of our psbllc scho.!s. j 'Wilmington Jan. -15. " v $ DAN HARMON I A Picture From R.eal Life, Showing' the Tranforming Power of Divine Grace " Urltln fr Th .'Htrntac Pott t BY BEN AKER5 , eiiye ot letters and -less thology was preaching there One Sunday afternoon in the autumn of '78 when Dan was seen crying. (When the service was over he came.to the preacher and said: "I think you might go home with me." It was hear conference and the preach er; had an engagement with another party, but he broke it to spend the night with an ex-moonshiner. It was one of the great privileges of his life He prayed in that home the first preacher that lever did so, and preached Christ to that man. He slept In a bed under which there were not less than half dozen old army muskets, charged to : the muzlei with which to defend himself against revenue raiders. He took Dan's name as a candidate for church membership. He had the pleas ure during the next year of having him always at church, a leader in all good work, an earnest and constant student of God's holy J Word. He put his hand to the plow and did not look back. He became a burning and shining light, a living epistle, j known and read of all men. He was an illustration of the power of God to save from all sin- save to the uttermost save. the chief of ; siners. A new object struck his sight, new sources of power and life rnme into his soul and transformed him. Old things had passed away, all things had become new. He was a new man; new neighbors; new husband and father, with his affections fixed on things above, j and he spent the days laying up treasures in heaven. This is no fiction, but a picture of real life. The last I heard of Dan he was still on the Lord's side. 7K) p. m. daily,- ariving Cincinnati 11:43 a, m., Chicago'-8:40 p. m. and St. Louis 9:43 p. m. Southern lly. train leaving Raleigh SuM a. id., arrive Greensboro 11:59 M, Lynchburg 3:52 p. m. Charlottesville 5:50 p. in., con-iecting with C. & O. Ity. C. & O., James RiTer DIt., train leaves Lynchburg daily 4:10 o. in. (waits till 4 :S0 p. in. for Southern Ity), and con nects at;CIiftcn forgo wi.-h Main Lin train, arlving Va. Hot .Springs 0:45 p. m., Cincinnati 755 a. na., Louisville 10-35 a. m., Chicago 530 p. m, and St. Louis i:45 n. m. C. & O. Main Line, leares Charlottes ville 10:14 p. m., daily, arrives Cincin nati 11:43 a. in., Chicago S:40 p. m. and St. Louis 3:45 p. m. C & O. throngh trains are Vestibnied, electric lights and carry Parlor Cars, or Pullman Sleeping Cars an! Dining Cars, and connect fot all points in Michigan, Colorado. Pacific Coast, tha iorcnwei ana soutnwest Train on Clinton Branch leaves War mw for Clinteo Iafly except Sunday, 11.40 a. in., and 4.15 m. Return. leaves Clfnton at C.45a. m. and p. m. Train So. "S mates close connection at Weldon for i all points North dally, all rail via Tlichmond. 11. M. EMERSON. ! General. Pasns:er" Aceni J. R. KRNLY. Cn'l Manager. T, M. EMERSON. TrttSc Manager. SCHEDULE OF THE rlALEIGH AND CAPE FEAR RAILROAD. .! DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. SOUTHBOUND TRAINS. Stations. No. 1. N. 3. Lv. Raleigh. .... . . 7.00 am 4.00 pm J j Lv. Csraleigh Junct. . 7.0Jam 4.05 pm Lr. csralelgh -MlUa.. 7.10 am 4.10 pm 7.15 ant 4.15 pm 7.22 am ' 4.22 pm SEAliUAlU) .Air Line TLvilw; 1 Lv. Sylvaola . Lv. Bdmes . Lv. Hobby , Lt. McCullers Lv. Banks For Rates, Tickets, Pullman Reserra-' IjT All8tIn ...... !t n-r ? 1 1 . t.ons and detailed information, apply to your iictet Agent, or address W O. In another letterten days later he j Warthen, D. P. A.. C. & O. Ry ltich- k"s creek In T ii. r.ear the "West Den was the son of & moonshiner - i was himself a moonshiner, - lie vl among the ivy and laurel on county, i r IVrginla state His father was little short of an -:".rvc. He had things pretty much - own way. His neighbors said he '-.s the cleverest of men. They may -i.e thought so. but I always had a plclen that they were afraid to say rhTwIse. Like the old. South Carolinian when :1 to testify as to the character between times. The politicians Hatter him for his Influence his neighbors voted as he . said the hero- .vorshiper 1 ond' of purest rays serene. There Is CAPTAIN C. B. i DENSON'S LAST PUBLIC SPEECH : 1 (Continued from 14th page.) His remains rest in the crypt of the college he served so well, not far from his great lieutenant, wb.ose grave Is on the brow of the southeastern slops of the cemetery in the same lovely spot. where the sentinel mountains of their beloved Virginia kept watch over their precious dust forever. Fitzhugh Lee says of his illustrious kinsman: The world places Lee by the side of Its I greatest captains, Decause sur rounded on all sides by conflicting anx ieties interests, and the gravity of the Issues involved, he only surrendered his battle-stained, j bullet-ridden banners after demonstrating that all had been done that mortal could accomplish. "The profession of the soldier has been honqred by his renown, the cause of education by j his virtues, religion by his piety." j The many virtues of his character in their bending harmony and sparkling perfection find their emblem in the dla wrote : 'I spoke again last, night and with complete success, on the. Copyright bill. The House was not Very full, but ll the Cabinet Ministers and officials were there, and all our principal men. I was received with the utmost attention In a third communication, de Hie scene In the Anbev at the coronation.- Disrae!! -Wrnto oninAu-imt ! piquantly: . j "Lord Melbourne looked very awk- nionJ, Va. h. w. Fuller, g. p. a. C. E. DOYLE. General Manager. January L-1803. -.' Lv. Willow Springs Lv.1 Sexton ... . Ar. Sippahaw 7.28 am ' 4.28 pm 7.40 am 4.40 pm 7.45 am 4.45 pm 7.50 am 4.43 pm 8.00 am 5.00 pta . . 8.20 Um 5.10 pm . . 8.25 am 5.15 pm vr 1.!; .cv,- ... . i n wn? 10 principal cltloh pf ih South and Southwen. Florid! .. Texas. California u,a Mik o North and Northwest. Wajiing.&vi Baltimore, rhlladelphn. . n4 t Boston Cincinnati. Ch.caro. ijaianip' City LouL, iisnirhls and! Karias' Trains leave"nalclffu as fo'lJ-a; jj No. 24, j j. L20 a. m.-'SHAEOAD EXPnr.fS for ALL points K:rihTV' i o r 1 s m o u t h. HUrhmotyj. Washington ,r.altiWole Tlnelnn , .. t : ! . ' Bill po.ljtf . Northeast ar.l No-.jtl.. West. .: : . NORTHBOUND TRAINS. ATLA. f IC .V NOItrJl CAROLINA StatioTJs: Lv. Slppahaw . Lv. iSeiton .... Lv. Willow Springs Lv. Austia . . . . Lv. Banks . . . . . Lv. McCulIers. , . vribi r TaV Effect Sunday. June S. 1902. U ' v scribin at 12:01 a. m.. Eastern Stand- Lv. Hobby Que-ns! V nrd Timp. Lv. Barnes Easthor.nl. ward and uncouth, - with his coronjet j Dj'-ly. cocked over his nose,-his robes under. No. 3. his feet,, and holding the Great Swcrd ! P- M. of State like a butcher!" j . I 'i'T,; '"v , 9 l.r-' t 4.0f ... i 4.20 ... a a? ... The day has at last. come when peD- 4.4,, S'.Trerspile Time Table No. 2C.-of June .. l'jui. CTATIONS. Daily. The L'mbrella Gioban . . . Ar. pie are not obliged to steal, umbrellas: is 4.5-' Slory, glory: Here's a relief to the . r 11? mind of the woman who has a hand'" r'in .Ar. 1 your cre- K0W.-.1I hpfnre htm ns if he were a god Hennas not rich, not even "well off." He v.as Ignorant and uneoath. He had none of the elements of the popu lar" and inlluentlal men of today, and would not pass as a modern "terror izer." and yet he was respected by shoot, and that settled it. cmfwyp shr many, honored and worshiped by not a few. and dreaded by a great many. It was known that he could and would .that settled it. His ne:gh- a desperate man In his communis. .-lK)r9 vere.not noted for lawlessness cnowing that he would be caia but one Kohinoor among the jewels of earth the history of mankind: So lived, and died, the grandest man of the Anglo Saxon race. j some one, with a silver handle, orja 5.25 beauty done In peal and gold. It brings ?.40 consolation as well to the man who has "ffi only a $1 affair, and who carries none ! f (j'ls other because he is. sure it will be stp- 'f !lH len anyhow and he is determined to 0.30 lose as little as possible. The reason that the entirely justifiable ' t 54 pilfering of umbrellas Js no longer nec- 8.7.02 cssary is because some one has at last conceived the idea of having an urh- brella exchange. By-this plan you pays your money and you become a member. Then some day when you are .down town and the gentle rain begins to fall and you have.no more umbrella -with you than a rabbit, in you go to sorrie shop nearby and, exhibitin dentlals, "draw" an umbrella You are expected to return it, but if ! you don't, your membership is simply : No. canceled, and yO& are the richer for the ! company's property, until some oiic ' not a member purloins.it from you: j i The advantage of the exchange is plain to anyone who has noticed the way that the perfidious umbrella has of being at the office when it is wanted at home, and of being at home whejri it is wanted at the office. It is the strangest thing in the world, but thi3 happens nine times out of ten. ! The umbrella, exchange is of really; -more benefit to; "a community thah . any-number of wheat exchanges, - fojr ' 4 j lt will probably greatlj- raise the moral ' standard. - No one but a kleptomaniac! steals for the -.love, of stealing. The j man who purloin? another's :umbrella : ioM?toro . Jt!q;v ...... Laflrsff . .... FollTne lrek Kicstoa .. ... .. .". Caswell Dover . . . Dover . ; . Cora Creek ...... Tnscarora Clark's Ar... New Bern . ..Lt. Lv... New. Bern ..Ar. ...i. .iHines City ..... RIverdala Croaran ...... Havelcrk ....... NVwpnrt Wild wood Atlantic Ar. .Morehpud Cit.v.Lr. Ar . . Atlantic Hotel.. Lv. Lv. . M ortbea J City. . A r Ar .M. City Depot . Lr Westbound, No. 4, A. M. 11.03 si 0.43 10.32 10.22 10.12 f U.50 s 0.42 9.40! 8.30 j No. 2. S.40 am 8.45 am 8.55 am 9,05 am 9.10 am 9.25 am 0.30 ;im. 9.35 am 9.45 a n 9.55 a ni N. 4. 5.40 pm 5.45 pm 5.55 pm 6.00 pm 0.05 pm No. Ztf 11:15 a. m. "SEAHOARD MAIL" foe ALL points, Raleigh .'to mouth, Norllna to i! connects at Hon!rr.:, for oxrord and . AVeMvhvithJ : C. L.. at Port?uolh-N.ir- folk with ALT. PTlJMijt; ior po;ras .-ortii anH No:h T-OfiiiL l.oqnL No. 65, Lv. Sylvaola . . Lv. Caraleiph Mills Lv. Caraleigh Junct. 10.05 am Ar. Raleigh . . . . .10.10 am Ail schedule trains carry passengers. JOHN A. MILLS. Freident and General Manager G.ipm j 11:50 a. m. :'SEAROAnD MAJL" ii.jupm Richmond. -Wn Mn n .tlmore, PhlladelpJirii, 'n lork and Boston. Conn hi Aicnmona with p. A- for Cincinnati. Ch'.rh St Louis, at; Waimricnn wun renna, and D. Wt Q. all points. C.30 pm G.40 pm G.50 pm 7.00 pm 7.05 pm 7 OT 7.07 7.1 r. IMI 1 S'op Signal. Regular Stop. f 8.09 aoo s 7.43 t 7.39 f 7.35 s 7.27 7.20 7.22 7.05 A. M. a J-..DILL. Own. HDL RAH ATLAXTM: CsJ -JZ'Au ROAD COMPANY. CnNDKNKKIl .SCHKHMLE. Dntt"'; .iai'-sarv 15. 1002. TRAINS ;(iXfi SOUTH. Daily Leave, WeJton 11.50 a. ri., arjive-Roi-tv ?donnt l.fK) n. m. J.av Trtrboro 12.28 p. ra.. leav3 l';,"v . Mmial 1.05 p. :n.. leave XV'!s.,p lj"if ;. m.. leave Selma 2.5." i. in., ?eave Fayetleville 4.39 l. 1:1., .-rr!ve Florence 7."5 p. m. riic U'-vkyMoim: iri.;:2 p. m., !... )!-.ky NI.:itit lO.trj a. m.. ,. t'i,Mri II. If a. in., leave So;tt,:i 11.r'. :i. 3h.-jv Fayette-.!- 1 :i. ... arrive I'lorisnc N. 10".- I';i!rr .'Xfept Sunday T.eare T;ir;or 7.22 p. tn., ifave Rocky ,M .:r;ir 7.-VJ p. 111.. leave YVilsoa . t p. in., arrive (Joldsboro 0.20 Dtiiy--f .rate Rcicky Mount ."5.45 0. ii:.. .';(ve Wilson t.20 a. ta.. Imvc itudrtnro .3l st. ul. lav Mag-tioiia ' S.37 a.. 111... arrira Wil- uiMicrn in. ni a.- m 6.42 .50 7.10 7.10 7.55 S.05 S.1S 8.23 8.41 8.45 9.07 CAROLINA NORTHERN RAILROAD TIME TABLE. No. 8. In Effect Monday, 8:00- A. M., Decern, her 15. 1901. MARION. S. C. (Operatluc Department.V TCnatwrn Tim 8tandard.l 9.20 Xorfhbound - Southb-mnd f FirstClas First-Clasi 222 Mised STATIONS. (Mixed) 8 37 2. No. 1. 1 P. M. A. M. r 8.13 r,.ric s Lnmberton, N. C. (S.A.L.) 6.30 4.52 f Pope. N. C .. 4.47 s Kingsdale. N. C. "... 4 33 S Proctdrville. (A.C.L.Cros) 4.1H s Bariesville. N. C. 44 ..... 3.57 f Marietta." N. C. " 3 4S f Momeville, S. C. "..... 3.30 f Page's Mill, S. C. . 3.31 f Kemper, S. C. . : 3.14 s Fork. 9. C. 3.02 s Zion. S. C. 2.50 f Rogers, S. C. 2.30 r Marwion. S. C- rnilv. Ston. f Flar Rule 1. Maximum speed, twentj-flri miles per hour. Rule 2. Rules governing employes ot connecting line at Lumbertoa (including movement or trains) are adopted an tbt rules of this conipnnr T. C. McNEELT. General Snperintendeni AUGUSTUS MELLIER, President and General Manager. No. 21. 0.25 a. 1 :o iul No. 41. ! 4.00 p. m CUUillUOLND. n m. "SEABOARD EXfnnjSs for Charlotte, Atlanta, ,' JL?o- lumbia. Charleston, j .Favfln nah, Jacksonville, Au;r-i4 ustlne, Tampa and ajll poit couth and southwest. I;-! 1 -SEABOARD LOCAL mIiU for Charlotte. Atlanta apd all local points, connects aC Atlanta for all points jAijtU and southwest. No. 6.27 Li. P. for m. "SEABOARD . MAIL" Sodthern rinrs. rtehu'rs ..Atlanta,-'Columbia. jtljhart. ; ton. Savannah, Jarkioin lc, ". Tampa and nil joints pq:uh and southwest. j . Tickets on sale, to all points, pullirfni berths reserved, tickets delivered,, kh 1 baggage checked from hotel ifnd rjfpi dences without extra charge ajf l l UP-TOWN TICKET OFlflCKj:1 Yarboro IIous ItuHdlng.' 'j Y C. XL GATT1S. C. T. AN IMP. W. . ThAtiaa 117 1 f 1 .. ..w!u u. a A..! ' , LEARD. T. I Alslficli. n. a SOUTHEKX RAIIWAY COMP.tX Vft t ft .. f fe . . . . . n (. does so because . he does not wish to ! ;V 1 1 f 7 vTYV ....... . , i . l'fve VUs.'n J.4i p. m., pet his best hat.i wet-or, rather, did j 1p:vp 'lolilshorc 3.15 p. m.. ieave so, for now -therer 'is no occasion ; for ; .-, ' Mkynril?;; 4.25 p. in., arrlra W'il any other policy than honesty. The " ,ViSV7v V"V?iS-rf .V.an.a I. an AV.11 t.ln .1 1 ! . .'"'-,A AIJKlrt. . , , V ; xo. 7i Daily Lo3V Florence wm os appreciated oy an me people i who own umbrellas. Whether the chronic borrowers will like it is another matter. . j ptrlal Rate via SAL Itallw.iT ' Annual Convention "North Carolina Association of City Superintendents and Principals .of Schools, Raleigh' Jan. 22nd to 24th. : . The Seaboard Air Line Railway has announced round trip tickets to Kal is 10.05 a. in..-Ira vp Firettevl! 12,40 a. m.. ;mv, Selma 2.10 a. m., arrive - Wilson 2.57 a. 11.. ieave Wilson 2.35 p. in., srriva Ror-ky Mount ' p. iri".r" leao Tarboro 2.31 p. m., leave Rocky Moan: 3.50 p. m., arlivp W'pMoo 4.53 p. to. No. 102--Daily except uuday Leave Go:dsmro .7.3.1 a. m.. jve Wil-f-.ni S.2t'" a. 11V.. arrive Rocky Mount 0.0(1 a. ui., arrive Tarboro f 34 a. m. No. 4.s D.-iL'y Leave WHmhicto P 3C r.. ni., leave Magnol'.a 11 "5 a. ra.. Condensed Schedule in TSffect December Hth, 1902. This schedule is published as information and la subject to U.,v. out notice to the public. ; ' Trains leave Raleigh. N. C. No. 111. 12:50 a. m. dally. Carries Pullman sleeper Raieigh (o boro; open for occupancy at 9:00 p. m., connecting at Ci boro with train No. 33 New York and Florida Express for Sails!, ui Iotte, Colurnbia, Aiken, Augusta, Savannad, Jacksonville, nnd all jIm.i) Florida with main line train No. 37 "Washington and South Western Liit.i for Salsbury, Charlotte, Spartanbury, Greenville, Atlanta. Montgnnilry, . ; 1 1.. -w l . 'ir..Vila r " -1 nil nnlnt. Chilli. n..l f ..... V. . . -, . .1,... No. 31 for Charlotte, Spartanburg, GreenvHle and Atlanta. Al?i vi line No. 11 for High Point, Asheboro, Salisbury, Concord and all local Charlotte to Atlanta. Connecting at Salisbury with train for nil p fj t V r i j'l I f'f1 11 I- i i h t a t j ') i Western North Carolina including 'Ash evil le, ' for Knoxville. Chiitjii.-uio-.a.. Xashville. Louisville, Cincnnati, Chicago and all points West and Nc Connection is also made at Greensboro' with train for Wlnston-t'alem boro, Reidsville, Danville and all local stations. - ' CONDENSED SCHEDULE BETWEEN NORFOLK AND GHEJ: There is but one Robert Lee m L , " " ' "'. Mo ni t ra n' ' ' auum x lu irti iui uic iuuuu inf. l ---- - ..... Tt0f .nH-To., nnri ; 40 DaOy Leav V. "Imlngton 4.0G Aivavio vaA t u. a a vie a j .t 1 i acount for it If he told the tiuth. evaded and dodged as the questions re firtd at him hy the attorney lor prosecution. "With some warmth h prosecuting' attorney said: Sir, do : not know that the defendant has reputation of bslns a yerr, danor-n-.an? !. ...-. - . - Vh witness stroked his lon. unkept 1 r 1 to provoke ' IntrmperaU L'llerancfi ' (From the (Rochester Times.) An Ohio man who is bitterly opposed to the army canteen, denounces the American army officers, who are a unit in its favor, as "vice-soakers." Such Twh.trM thev" thought he committed! . - 1 " crime cnoush. He died in a borrom In his county town because the other fellow's pistol went ore nrsi,..iner ,. i nnr , Q difflcuit that "vice nation in certain, quarters, that he naaj y.eded been foully murdered. A Jury of t eJsPh" J t men sain nis eiajvr " 22nd and 23rd, limited until Janua'ry 27th, 1903. MEETING OF GRAND LODGE OF MASONS, RALEIGH, N. d, JANU-j ARY 13-16, 1903. . j The Seaboard Air Line Railway wilt t sell round trip tickets to Raleigh, 'SI C, based on tariff No. 2, which is about 1 1 1-3 fares for the round trip, from all ' maImIm in "XT rift ri f no JnlilHro in;emp Ml ""T '"" " -vo' Norfolk. Portsmouth and Suffolk, Va advocates injure a worthy cause. No , ri.iit man who is not! up to the high stand ard mentally, morally, and physically, can ! be graduated from "West Point. And yet' is was a case of unjustifiable t spoken- to me but was having bad man; every nouy saia - . r?V hnmictde. He had rot f poKen; iv - 1 .-y w i nr v nun -v Provowsuwi.. y '"'-i m who kile1 him. a great deliberation, saia. .-Sn t , troub!a nltn another party. But . . 1 flA W3S a 1.3 Is an unlucky man.io.rruw - . an Aan lll.lt HWV v. " WJtthcr Dan's father was really e it rot will not be l-now-i untn ild in the final Judgment, but 't- han one man found that he had tv of his own. He was an exprt '-a the old time rifle. It. is told -: n good authority that when .the ri.T went to seize some stock to ' Nfy a debt that he went with him .! helped to drive the cattle? until "n gt Into the bljr road, and then ' i . 1 r g his gun he told the sheriff to ""n and let the cattle alone, which pro-ffed at once to do. BefoYe uM get his horse down to busi Harmon shot him and loaded his i .a and shot him a second time before ouid run out of rane of it. There r many chapters like that In his 4 and yet he was never called to --er for them In the court. He had 1 friends, men of like character "with T!f. and many oth-ra who feign 5 friendship and dared not provoke ' r- to wrath- Ko witness was ready f?tify against him: no rrand Jurors l"to present him. and the solicitor ' too fc,15y wltn other cases to darw agalnt tlm. He did not defy the ' "-.'-tfi-i. nor did h heed from them. lit was la town when court met and Tickets will be sold from January 11th to 16th inclusive, with final limit Janu ary 19 th. " j For detail information call on any agent or address, C. H. GATTIS, C. P. & T. A.. Raleigh, N. C. Soolbera Railway Annonocmeht- irconnt ilardl ran Carnival Th Southern Railway announces a At gfr In saylns it. Anybody was jusu . . i 1... him- v. ft nuirht to have fa life wnen , ana eer?. The idea seems to oe tnai in ine Xlia-.Nvr Main " 'From the Syracuse Herald.) It is said thatjduty on the new bat tleship Maine is being much sought . - m M .11 - - rpl after ny navai men 01 an Bu. i,iur me ruunu iny iu iw rieuiia, xux j . R-n,,pttsvs Branch Train leavet marine contingent of sixty for the ship . Iobih?, Ala., Pensacola. Fla.. for he ; ReQnettsTit'. 8.10 " -m.. Maxton 9.05 are all picked men, physically perfect 'otove crcasions. Tickets on sale Feh--B. m., . Red Sprjnas a. m.Parktoa p. 111., ipnve 3Ti.gnina ?..;u p. m.. iave Goldsboru !).37 p. in., leara Wilson 10.4.r r, ns., arrive Rocky Mount 11.23 p. m. Tadkln Division Main Line Trala Jeave Selma ll."r y. va arrive Wilson 12.07 p -u., leave Wilson 11.34 a: ui.. '.a-n-lve Rocky Mount 12.10-a. ui., lesw Rocky .uoiuu IL'43 a. as. arrive Weldon 1.37 a. m . Ko. if- Daily Leave Florence ir.)5 p. leave Fayetteville 10.00 p. m.. 3.20 p.m., arrives Srotland Neck at 4.10 p. m...,Greenrni 5.4 p. nx, Kinston 0 4." p. ra. Rerurnmy 'eaves Kiastoa 7.30 a. tn.. Greenville St. 3o a. ar.. arriv ing Halifax at 11.05 a. m.. Weidan 11.20 a. m.. daily except Sundax. Trains on Washington Branch leav Washington S.(M a. m. and .45 p. m.. arrive Parmefe S.W. a., m.. and 4.10 p. m returning leave' Parmel 11.10 a. m. &d leavea Wilmington ..10 a. m.. arrives Fayetteville 12.20 p. rn.. leaves Fayette ville 12.42 p. ro.. trrives Saa'ord l.M p. m. - Returning leate9 Sr.nford 3.03 p. arrives Fayetteville 4.20 p. in.. in., arrive 'round trip tickets at rate of one fare: leaves FayetteviJla 4.80 . .for the round trio to New Orleans, La:, j SS;?, fereb-T n killed long ago based upon fictitious qualities. A hero today a dead do;? tomorrow. , Dan was n chief of the old block. He believed In shooting irons,- and carried them at his belt. He knew how to use them, nnd rpore than one man found to his pain that he. would shoot. He was not a giant physically. , and not i trained nthlet; but folks said he was" "much of a man. and always got the best of fifrhtlng. boxinjr and wrestling bouts. Now and then some smart alec tm. tst immortalize niini J whlping Dan Harmop. He always had need of sticking plasters and salve. ai? sometimes the doctor. Like his father, he made and sold moonshine liquors. His home was back In thehllla: the lvr and laurel, screened tne narrow- road that led to it. .It was a home In xrhlch one room was made to answer for kitchen, dining room, rarlor and bedchamber.' He was al ways prepared to give Unci. 1 Sam's ntives a warm welcome, but CI came.. ePrhaps they were , i-Tvhere. rerhaps U Lir- J - heard of Dan's suns No. 135. No. 107 Daily. Daily. 9:00am 9:20am 10:02am ....... 12:22pm 12:45 pm .. 1:55pm ....... 3:00pm ....... 2:05pm 2 : 13pm 2:31pm 2:44pm 2:D0pm 3:0Spm 3:22pm 3:33pm 3:3rpm 3:4Spm 3:E2pm 3:59pm 4:10pm 4:16pm 4:4Cpm 4:S0pm 4:S7pm 9:44am " 4:45pm 9:50am 6:01pm 10:10am i 5:12pm 10:25am No. 111. Daily. 4:00pm 4:20pm -5:05pm 7:20pm 7:47pm 8:30pm Eastern Time. 7:20am 7:3Gam 7:-?Sam 7:59am 8:04am 8:14am 8:27am 8:37am 9:40pm 9:55pm 10:10pm 10:25pm 10:3Spm 10 :50pm 11:08 ... 11:23pm S :42am 11:31pm 8:56am 11:45pm .....i... 12;50am l:C2am . 1:20am 1:32am 1:45am . 1:55am 2:08am 2:20am 2:44am 3:00am 9:01am 9:12am 9:19am :27am .in am 5:19pm 5:28pm 6:88pm 5:45pm 5:50pm 5 59pm 6:03pm 6:17pm 6:35pm 10:33am 10:46am 11:00am 11:07am' 3:l5am 3:27 am 3:40am 3:50am 11:12am 3:57am 11:24am 4:10am 11:29am 4:15am 11:44am 4:32am 11:59am 4:50am .... Norfolk, Va..s. Pinners Point, Va. . .. Suffolk, Va Tarboro, N.C.. Rocky Mount, N.C .. Wr.'son, N. C... . . .. Seln:a N. C, . . . Goldsbo , X. c Rose, N. C... .... Princeton, N. C... .. Pine Le vel, N. C. ... ... Selma, N. C... ..... ... Wilson Mills, N. C. .... Clayton, NVC... .... Auburn, N. C... .... Garnar, N. C. .... RAleigh, N. C...". .. Ralelr' .... Method, N. C...... .... Cary, N. C. ...... .. Morrisville, N. C. .... Nelson, N. C... . .. Brassfleld, N. C-...' .. East Durham, N.C. .....Durham, N. C.... . University, N. C... ... Hisboro,.N. C... ..... Efland, N. C... ... Mebane. N. Q..... .. Haw River. N. C. .... Graham, N. ,C... .. ... Burlington, N. C... .. Elon College, N. C. .. Gibsonville N. C... . McLeansvillc, N. C. . GreetsTnoro. N. C... No. 113, Daily. 1:00pm : ... 12:40pm 11:59am ' 9:34am 9:C8am '$:20am . . No. 136. Daily. 1 thw.1., v.-iik'i-- nrji;o No. 'ins. Dally. ,. t',M S.r.jipm'' 2:2bln 2:Cfp:u l;li-ru 7:30um C:C0pm3' 'l2.lt.rm 7:lCam f5:4."i 7:03am 6:31pm 6:51am C :13pm 6:45am 5:14pm 6:15am 5.o;pni 5:59am 4:4Kpm 5:43am 4:20pin 5:35am 4:30pm 6:20am ' ;17pni .4:57am f4:05ptn 4:45an,i 3:51pru! .. 4:30 3:4:pin 4:20am f3:34pni; 4:11am f3;i'"pm 3:55am 3:20pm 3:45am 3. 15 pm 3:15am 2:55pm 3:00am 2:43pni 2:38am f2:35pm 2:25am 2;25pm 2:05pm 2:12pm, 2:00am 2: 07pm! 1:55am 2.0'prti 1 1:40am l:5."pm 1:35am l:."lprn 3:20am fl'MOprh 1:05am 1:27pm 1 l:56.i m. ll:4ain ll:30nm ll:2jlim ll:l;-im 11 :0ttu l':4br.- dO.4Z.im 10:3tri'n rn ,10:11)1 10:(t.irn . 9.5t.H 1 9:4fiil 9 j.I'M r 1 9.2SJ m 9;U'aiii P.OHii r.i 6:."jJtni 8:111.1 ' S: 2n iti : t.ikit.. : fcr.tn:. 8:,1 ,' S.lf'M i Nos. Ill and 112 daily between Rale gh and Coldsboro, and tiuiJjt. extjn c.nHav. between Goldsboro and Norf lk, Va. Double dally service :-o au points im onn, soum, jasi ana wesu 1 UneiBiiN they had There were ru- vnt of trouble hereafter the- new- Maine will serve as a very forcible re minder to the world at large of the Maine which was destroyed by treach ery in the harbor of Havana. Th.y.u. ofC.r.1 (Jeweler's Circular Weekly.) Coral head necklaces, guards chains j and collarettes, which have been sold In great quantities during the past sea son, promise to be in even greater de mand than ever before. From all in dications, the sale of coral articles by Jewelers will eclipse the business which has so far been done in this material for many years. " . Coral is exceedingly becoming; to all complexions, and this, it is believed, a counts In a large meausre for its great popularity once the fashion of wearing this substance was revived-1 As cora payment cf a fee of 50 cents per ticket; an extension of limit may be obtained to and including March 14th. 190' arrive BenuettsviL ton 6.1B f .lo p. tn. . , i Connection av f cretev"!la with trala 1 TO . .... . ..... r..nltn ! C- . . . ;, ni K Un.A4 V.aam O"- ( WBnra -rill v...- ... v" Central Railroad., a, iica- Springs wita tickets same as on winter touriatj the springs & Bowuiore Railroad. tlwkt ts. Following rates apply from ;-at Sanford with the SeakoarJ Air Lins Raleigh: . I and Sonthern Railway at riulf with tha TVnioriia ria o fri ! Dnrham . & Charlotte SaUmad. loisacota. i-ia..,. a , A thm c,w.i,n. vb Rnnrh Mbila. . A.'a ... 23.1S I T,nmA vl.-inn ri lS o. m. Halifax New Orleans, La.... 250 For further particulars, sleeping car reservations .apply to any agent of thei Sjutherri Railway or address T. C. STURGIS. C. T. A. 1 ayetteville St. Office. Raleigh. N. C. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO 1 is also very much in demand ROUTE TO THE WEST No. Connects at Durham for Oxford, Ilendersdrj, Kj- Trr.irmT Rtatlrtn. ficcDt Rnndfir. for ChiiI If lit. At Greensboro for Wlnton-Salemi Hocksville, Rcldvi!lf. DanTille, IlK-hnr';n-l. Lynchburg, Cbjw lotte-vlJle. Washington. Baltimore Phili "elphla. Niv and all points Kortn, Mign i'oini,-iexingion ana i-iwhuhc. i r.cin-3n a m. dailv For Goldsboro and Intermediate point Conr.eciir.g ' c.i..'. 4.J Wnn Ttnofe Mrtrint r.d Frfvptteville. A. GoKI.itoro f for vnil- where close connection is made with the Chesapeake lfcnr ff .Lfllt. I imr. .t art Aetata tar Wilmiiiiton. New Rem and Mor'heaJ CI nicr 1 c- -- - - - ... ... jSg-tlTp. m daily For Goldsboro and Intermediate points In Europe at the present time, and no increased production is expected for some time to come, a scarcity of the material Is generally anticipated." ' - 5 C. & O. ROUTE TO THE WEST. S. A. I train leaving Raleigh 11:50 a, jn arrives Richmond 4:55 p. m- con nects with. C. & O. leaving Richmond 5.22 p. ra., arrive Washington 12.50 a ra. and 6.175 p. ni: da 51 except Sunday. Train lea-ea Taraoi-e. N. dally ex cept Sunday '4.85 p. te.. vanday 4.35 p. arrives Plymouth 6.35 p. 6.30 p. in. Retnrnln leaves Plymouth daily 1 except Sanday a. -n and Sunday! 9.00 a. ro., trrires Tartioro a. ax, 11.00 a. m. - Trala on Midland. N. C. Branch le Goldsboro iMy except nnday. 6.00 a. mw arriTlng Saiithfleld 6.10 a. -o. B turnlna; leaves SmlthSeld 7.00 a. m, arrives at (loldsbax &23 a. m. Tra'n on JKasnvllIe Tiranch leaves Rocky Mount at 9.30 a. m- 4.00 p. m arrives Nashville 10.20 a. m., p. nx. Spring Hope ; 11.00 a. m- 4.45 p. m. Returning; leaves Bprjag Hope 11.20 a. m., 5.15 p. m.. JfashviUe 11.45 a. m., rk.4." p-zn., arrives av ttocicy MooTit 12.10 p. m., p. m., laRr except Sunday. i No 3:52 p. m. dally Connects at Durham, except unuays, 10a uji n i, Clarksville. ' KeysviIIi and intermedistt points. At University Sttion.'Pf ,ept Sundays. forCbanel Hill. ; At.Ureenahoru with mala lln train N 7 for High Point. Cbarlotta and local points. With train No 3. U. S. 1 p: Mall" r Salisbury. Charlotte. Spartanburg, Greenville. Atlanta! an J;;; ad nolats Sonth. inclnding Columbia. Adnata. Sranah. Jacksonville and, all ffl oatb. alio train No. 29 tot Charlotte Columbia. A ngtffta. Saranna? Jackaonvllla and all points in Florida. Throngh . ' bjtuu. v. v.i, v.w riripn n Montffomer. Jack- Ll Li LL C k- . . - - - - . - . . 1 -;n. ami aioblie. TBTOnzB Bieeoer rrom .vw UU Till. " ' . . " . - , . villa Tit SavannaB. Pullman sleeper main line York to trains No. .Ialjaon 7 audi! 35 rL.ttinnnifi Mamnhli. TyOul. Mnnect at sauaDory lor nicnory, aFBriiii,'uiiw -i.i Z ml. , ' tuii Ciacinnati an Chicago. Silid. train carrying I '. J?JVrasT, : DaaVille t Memphis. Also connects at .GrAnShr" wa main lane "a.n.Nx 12 fo" Dan ville. Richmond and local stations. , Wi tl 1. train No . 3 Uah lactra and Southwestern Limited.- asd train No. ?A. "New lork 1 J Pj.. da knSri". for panvnia. Lynchburg, -flottesre Wah nn. PhOadelDDia. i9r ana an pvia.m .iwn. : Vsiv.Ui.. 5i coach to Waablngton and Pallman aleepers through to . Nej- xor.v . 00 train 34. Cooscnon Is also maoe ii.utrcU....-. ... to Richmond, voKTa. m. daily-For Goldsboro. Wilson, Rocky Mount. Tarboro ,U" ? kIhoIV : and A. & N. C. R. R. points, alw Wilmin.-toa. Pullmaa l-reea.-.; to Raleigh, N. C . . , .j r . ' . - r ' ""' - " -" ,!
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
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