VOL XXXI V: NO. 34.
RALEIGH; N. C.. THUBS I )AY EVENING.. OCTOBER 3, 1895; J
J3)0JEJERYEAa .
: Many 'Places' guested for
; - ; the Big Fight.
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i COMPLETE - KNOCK-OUT
Mexico, New Branewlok and Indian
Territory Have. Been Suggested ,
k - -" J ee Good Plane..'
. BrTelecraphtoltorrMt-VKItOb 11
vDuui, Tat.. Oet. 8. The akg-
meat betweea Corbet aad Fitsialmmoae
will have to be pulled aff elsewhere
Tba act of th Leglslater la a S"-
pww .s- p;
; lag suggested
" WaiHreatojr,Oe.S.-
-Ittcuoasmcnly I
laportad la aportlag airalea that ar
raayameata have baaa aiede to pull
off tba Corbatt-rttaatauaoM ngbk aaar
Pradarletoa. 5. B It la ataud that
a party af aportlag aaaa ba?a bata at
Ife BraaawUfttes: daya arranging
for tba battle. . -- " ' ...
Asdmobb, I. T OeV S. Th CUea.
aa authorities era aadaratood te be
v favorable for ' allowiaa- tba Corbett-
": Vltulmmoaa 7mlU to . gaear", laTtbU
nation for aatiafaatorv peaaaiary
:y Federal ladgeelalma that there la ao
' legal Impediment ao ' far S bis Jarla
? dletloa goaa,' There Is ao la probibii-
ing pbyalaal aaltaraexhlbitloaa. Col
bert'a .ferry ta. aaotbar proepaeUre I
polat on Bed Klrer! eight miles from
Denleon, Tex,,'
- Bloyole World's Record Broken.
I By Tderxaph tottte reee-VTettor. v 4
Toaorro, Oct. . Harley Davidson,
of Toronto, rode an anpaced half mile
' atraigbtaway oa a- biarela In 68 4-8
- aeconds this morning oa Jarvla street,
breaking the world's record, held by
John B. Johnson. Presldsnt Doollttle,
of the C..dl..rWhm.aS A-oahv
tloB, waa time-keeper. . The coarse
waa asphalt tt i dowa grade hill.
v There waa a atroag wind ia bis faoe.
hr Telesrapn te lbs raana-Vurrow,
; , - uonn, ua. a. a aamoer at e--publlcaa
delcgaUa to tht State CoB-
vaatloa are oppoeed to the re-nnmlna
. Moa of Qrecahalge. They have da-1
aided to opaa : haadqnartars Friday
andeeadact aa aggressive eampalga I
' The mnvamant ranraaaata the A. P. A.
" Inflacace of the party.
" Minister Baynrda Inatrnotlona.
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nreabUwtbePressVlsttor. - -
Lomdom , Oot. 8. The Westmin
ister Osteite fears that Bayard has i
been instructed to notify Great Brit
ala that unless the Tenesnelaa ques
tion ia submitted for arbitration hi
nineiT ubtb. im uiuw ok i
government wlu enlori me Monroe
dootrine. It hopes Sailebary will
J hurry the aettlemeot.; :.: ; I
No Aaaaeaty for BrasillUn Rebels, j
L" "T'yrZ- IT
rr JJTL lan-wtof ha Uaited States into a son.
per of Deputies i Rejected, the w.W . .
government's bin granting amnesty I
to oertaiu person who took part in I
the late rebellion. The chamber also
A.4.. ft-, kill Ifr I- ... Ma.fA I
fswa his uui hi .bi
' that President Moraes will resign.
TO FORCE THE FIGHT.
Populists Want their Rational Con.
.'Tendon in Febmary. ,
rTf4gmpBtollrrsse-Vleltoc.
Topkka,' Ess ,;Oot 8. Leading
Pnnnllsta have atartad an. axrltarirm
for aNational Convention and nrge
: Atlanta as the place, February the
twenty first as the time.: Nomina-1
tions to J made on Washington's
birthday. 'This will be done to force I
the free silver fight early, r
VP WENT THE SECTION MEN, -'
Y i
Smoked on it Powder Boz.ad Oar
l . ' nAM.lM.lM. la " - , . . I
ZTT?-
iToday three
-4..
ng en a powder
By Tclegrsph to the Preee-VUitor.
, Laaoar, 111., Oct.
: aeetioa maa ware sitting oa a powder
"hot eattag diaaer and begs a smoking
afUrwards. One lighted a match aad
stack It la a crack, erploding slity
pounds of powder. The three werS
blowa twenty feet and one, who back
' waa la a sheet of flame, was plunged
Into the water.-' Whea drawa oat the
flesh from bia back remained ia tba
water. Ths rlbeof another waa bared.
Nona of them eaa recover. -
' China Ready to Satisfy Germany.
Br Cable tc tba Prcss-Vtoltorl ' s i v
.. BaaLiii.Oot. S The government bet
received ' aotiflcatioa that China ia
ready to sstisfyihs claims Of Germany
for tbe destruction of a Germsa mis
sioa by a Cbiaese mob. .
BACCY SPAIN.
I Will She Make Big Demand Upon
th United State. 7
a Telegraph to tteFTCM-VUttor,
WAsmworow, D. C., Oct 8-That
Is a beautiful fairy story, which
oomes to Washington y ' the
columns of Spanish newspaper
published in Cabs, to the effect that
Spain 'la to be baoked by England,
Italy and M ex Ion, in . making a de
man upon the United States for the
payment of 1500.000 indemnity, be-
oarjM of the failure of this govern
meat to prevent the departure of
filibusters., fipflin has before this
been guilty of ' some very foolish
things, bat there is very little prob
abUitity that its government will be
silly enough to make such a play ln-
tbksts to this obuntry;-Ths story
pYobably written . solely for
8panlah teadiogr -The feeling In
favor of free Cuba is already mak
ing itself felt in Washington, and
with a demand for. indemnity from
Spain it jronld speedily beoome
overwheiming, eM would be, there
I J, everywason to believe, quickly
I responded to by the administration .
I regardjeea of. what backing Spain
might have. '': '...,4,i:'V;'
HOBSBWHIPPBD HER HUSRANTt
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Haaband Spent a Night and Morn.
lag Denying the Fact.
BTTeiegraphtotbernaaa-ViiiToa. f t
MiLWAtra'aa, Oet. QaeUfa Pabat,
oa of the brewer who marrle Margaret
Mather, apent laat sight and tbli
morning daaylag that bia wife need, a
horaewhip'oa blm. -1 Teaterday after
Soon the actress created a acasatlon
near their home pa 99tb etreet yi
striking her hatband several tia
with a horsewhip. Numerous residents I
claim to have seen the pair. - -
A xraitor in tneuanap.
Br Xelarrapk to tbe rreu-VUltor. '
KbtWbst; Oat. 8. Advlaaa froi
Santiago a week ago are to the affect
tor the
paring for a series of encounters. A
doctor U the Military goepital at Son.
go made a mistake in medicine thereby
I kOIlng ajaa imia.i.i
- Paid the Panaltry, :
By Tdeaxapkao Tab raaas-Visnoaw ;
HaoKuaaoK, 5. J., Oct. 8. Joho
Cxech, who ; murdered his wife , oae l
morning laar Juae, wei hanged ia
Hadsoa aoaaty jail at Iff o'eloek thla
morning.
She Killed) HorIrover Baoaped. ,
mtmm . I
ar Tohhlettie ranee-Vairoa. v
rCwoaao,? Oot.1 8. Bdward hfoo, a
prosperona.tradesraa,' fatally shot
bis wife la a hotel, .where the bad
goaa with Peter, Nelson, his friead.
Thslfttor aaaaped'
steweawenva em me, fUmlika tba llntutn '
nrreietrapn n ue rreu-vunor.
UNaw Xoax, Oct. 8. Presideat Bow.
1 msa-of the syadlaaU owning the lead
grant from Veaesoelaa Oreat BrlUia,
waiea is disputed territory, dealea tne
sensatioaal pobliahed statemeata that
the grant was made for parpoaa of I
-:r f .
MR. lacy to resign
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ao. nui oe uamr iwanisnoner me
, Imager han January .lat,:,
Mr. B. B. Lacy has prepared for
I pubuoatioa an in teres ting eara oon-
oornlng his trip to aadUmpressions of
the National Convention of statist!.
olans, beld reoently in Minneapolis.
At the end of the card tie states that
he will not be Commissioner of Labor
8tatisUos after ths expiration of bis I
term. : v
The term" does not expire nntU
January a year from now, but a re
porter learns on exosllent authority
that Mr. Lacy will resign his posi
tion after the first of next January,
The people of he State will be sorry
-ItAliaavnf fhUf.nf. Mr l.mrrm haa
. , w..
brought the Bureau-to the front as
snagency for the advancement of
North Carolina's manufacturing and
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UJ.UO Wtm MWtlWI VUWIM . 111,
labor Interests.
He will leave the ofiloe with the
good will of all men and all parties.
eve ' ' ' ri'
"-. Ban In AA BVIa ' '
We desire to make a rule and to
request all onr : advertisers tooom-
ply With it, to tend in their ads for I
eacuiaay enanges on r ruiay aiter
noon before 6 o'oloct Ws find this
is neoessary to get the paper out on
schedule time Saturday, and we
trust that all our advertisers will
take note of this request and act ao
oordlngly. .This will be the rule and
sxoepUons will be made only to ao
oomorlate special cases, bat of oourse
ws will make exceptions where there
is a good reason for it u ,
SERIOUS CRIUE CHARGED
Percy Tomlinson; -Accused
, " of Robbing Mail
IS z WELL
CONNECTED.
Alleged to Ha Taken fa from
.. -. batter as tba Poatofflce- la .t
' WUseu'sMllU
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Taaterday a yolag maa appbraaUy
aboat 18 yaate of age, was broaght ta
a the train from tba aaat.adaraa.wt
dldlydraasadiWMatfcaHIa
iboea-' wara-wall poUabed.v tie, wore
white llaaa aad bad oa a aloe blaak
Mai Tba yoatb'a oatwatd , appear
aaaa showed that he asm of s good
family aad, waa well raised.: With
I hin tn". ldarly gaatla.
with a faU growth of berd.
rlabla4 wttb gray.
I Tba aame of tba boy la Peray Tom.
I Uaaoa aad tba fatbar nana Is JVM
I Tomllnaon. Tba abarga 4 la that of
I break lag opaa a leUer at tba WUaoa
KUla poatoffloa. Tba peaalty for aaab
I s arlma la a term af yeara la Sing Slag
J?0 yaar. . xomwaaoa
was tarried, to the poatoffloa building
I and gWea t hearing before United
Istataa Commiaaloaer Virtrariaa Boya-
I tar. A a umber of wlUeoeea had baea
.ammoaed. bat ther eoald not a-et
I here, and the eaaa waa Doatnoaed db.
I til this orcein- at 5 o'nloak. In th.
meantime yooag Tomliasoa was re-
leased oa a 8800 boad which his father
gave'
The arrest waa made at the iaatancs
of Xarahall Carroll, who sevsrsl days
ago received 'aa " anonymous latter
from a party at Wlteoa's Mills telling
of . the i Inter eeption of a letter
containing money. It assets that Mr.
J.. H, Holt, a marchaat .at WUaon't
MlWssaltad a letter JlUhl,f
Borne, of Clayton, Tba latter con
tained a Ave dollar bill aad a check.
Mr. Horae received the letter, aoa-
telolag the oheck bat ao bill. ' It
bad beca opened, the money taken
oat and the letter repealed. , .
Toaag TomlinseS is abarged with
doing the crime. His ancle, Mr. TJule,
IS postmaatar, and It Is claimed that
ha waa in the poet offloe, knew of Its
coaunta, and saw tba. letter mailed.
saw TomUsBoa opea tba letter Sad re
I..! I , The aathorltlaa think thaw
bare a atroag ease agalastnlm. Poet-
offlss Iaspeetor Conway la here, and
hat worked np the sase. -
TomliBsoa denied to a Fkbm-Vibi
tok reporter that be ever saw the let-
ter, aad says tba whole taisg ia
broaght about' by mallelona proeecu-
ttea; Bo asys that ha will be able to
establish his entire innocence at the
trial this aftsrnoon.
k The robbery oee aired la July, Tbe
father of tbe young maa ia firm la the
belief of his soa's laaoeeate. ,
It will be remembered that J. W.
TaomiiaeoB, or wusoa'a Mills, was
arrested hero everal weeks ago oa a
charge of . larceny. Be .waa, carried
back home tBd tba charge waa proven
false; J.; W. Tomlloson ia a brother
of Persy sad is a few years hla senior,
Tbe. family la oae of the beat ra
fokastoa eoonty.' Tba yoong
wbom tbe ehargs la broaght against
la S grandson of the well-kaowB Joha
M Wllaoa, the fonnder of the town.
The family le'weU eoaaected aad la
wonhgood property. Moeh sympathy
haa baea f ipreeeed for tba pareats.
Marshal Carroll says that a maa
aamed Heath, broaght back the flvs
dollar bill to Holt, who recognUed it.
Heath said that he got the money from '
TomliaeoaY; .When HolV apok'a to; the
latter, he' Is reported to have aald:
"Keep quiet and I will give you bach
H.tot:f!fi???
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MONDAY'S RIOTS RENEWED.
Troops Stood by and Saw Arm, aula aa
Butchered. - '
ByOaMstotbsrvess-Vniltor. - v
CoisTajrrutoPLB, . Oct, t. The riot
aad bloodshed of Moaday waa reaewed
Xaseday 'at Softaa, by Mobammadaa
theological students. . The leaders
chased every Armenian with blndge
ons; the houses and atorea ware
av bbed aad many were killed. No at
tempt was mads to cava the life of
Armenia na. The authorities statloaed
troops at avty threatened polat as
serting that there would be ao danger
or farther dlstarbsaees. This is die-
believed.-
iUgOCTHEBK MBW TRAIN,
V,1 .-' V.-V'-i.-W 1
Doubla Dally Paeeenger Barrio Be
tween Green $tq and poldboro.N
rar ataaa tba eSBOuaaeataat a ft
daya since that tba goafhera's trail
from the aat would arrive bara two
. , : ' Zi -JJ m ,i.
kilnH ftli.a It iaW Ante. tk.M
baa baaa aoma little apaaalatioa aa to
vkhn aba4Km fcaal mknA ha fluii
L. to k. tba aoa-etioa with ua
Coeet Line foi Wilmington,, - , t) K
Tba Paaae-Viaivoa learai, though
aot officially, laet a leet tram, simiisr
to tba old "eannon ;blV; wUi be put
oa. aegiantag aaat aijiBaay, paiaaaa
lA . y SM. a.
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Tffr
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eompMM aaa a lima oi ua aapar.
Is not .known, r The train will earry
mall and will pnt our .northern mail
here eeteral bonra aooaer. Jif '
The regular malL No. SO. oill leave
Qreeaeboro at 11:16 a. m,. aad arrive
here aboat three. A doable ;dally
paaaenger earriee will tbae be afforded
between Gheeaeboro and Ooldeboro.
Thle plaa waa tried aareral kaontbe
ago bat did not prove . ao popular aa
the old era tent. . -
The following offlolal gotioe waa re-
seived thle afternoon in regard to these
tralaaf - " :"
Taking effeet Monday, October 7th,
the Southern Bailway Company will
inaagnrata two new tralna. Xo. 14
I uTiDS Rreenaboro at 8 o'eloek a. m
Balelgb 11:06 a. m learea
11.10 a.m., arrives at Selma 19 98 p.
making Atllntio Coast Liae con
nection for. Wilson, Rocky Mount, Tsr-
boro and Fayetteville aad the Sooth,
and arrives at Goldeboro 1.90 p.
making Coast Line connection for Wil-
miagtoa, aad Atlaata and North Caro
lina for Newbera aad Morehead City.
No. 18 will leave Qoldsboro at 700
a. m., arrive Balelgb at 8.80 am., ar-
Hsa at Darham I. Urn. to make
aeetioa for Oxford, Keyavllls and Bioh
mond, and arrive at Qreensboro 11 66
a m., u time to make the Faat Mail
for the North, errtvleg at New Tork
the next morning.
No 80, the mall train, at present ar
riving tt Baleigh ' at 1.10 p. m win
leave dreeasboro at 18.16 noon on ar-
Ivat of Fast Mail, No. 80, from At
laata and the Sooth, reaching Balelgb
aboat 8.10 p. m., and Qoldaboro aboat
8 P. m.
No. 86, the mall from Goldsboro, ar
riving at Balelgb at 4 08 p. m. will ar
rive aboat as at present.
No, 19, the moffaias train, leaving
firaeaaboro aboat 1.00 e. u.. will ar
rive abont as now,, 7.80 a. m.
No, 11, aow leaving Bslelgh at 6 96
a. m , will leave at 90 a. m., making
the Soathera' Testibule connection at
Qreeaaboro, and .tba. Western North
Carolina connection.
Sleepers between Balelgb and
Qreensboro on tralaa Noa. 11 and 18.
Instead of receiving oar Northern
mails at 1.10 pv m tbey will reach
Balelgb at 11 06 a. a. i
Tbe evening freight and accommo
dation from Goldsboro will arrive at 9
o'olt ck p. m. , . ..
ATTHEINBANE AflVLl'M.
All the Improvements Completed--1
The Place ia a Pretty One.
Dr. Klrby was in the city ,y ester
terdsy, He said that most of the
Improvements, which had been in
angnrated had about been complet
ed. " The large resevoir whloh holds
600,000 gallons of water Is new filled
with water. The smaU resevoir
formerly used will also supply water
A strong wire fence has been put
around the resevoir to prevent any
danger. The water works ;,sy stem
is admirably arranged. The . Asy
lum is now oohnsoted i with, the city
fire alarm system. In the kitchen
and : other points of the buildings a
pavement of tag and and, known as
ths non-infltmabm pavement baa re
placed the ones formerly used. ; The
grounds pteeent a handsome appear
anoa. :-" 5 . . ?
n. t.i-u -i. .i.
The Institution oon Ulna , nearly
403 patients. Danoes are given every
Wednesday evening which the pub-
llfl is allowed to see. Many', forma
of innooent amusement are Vtffered
the patlenteVA ten -pin-ally will soon
be) built. ' - i l--
Mnaical Thla Evening, - '
This evening In the parlors' of the
Tarboroogh a musical will be given
by tbe very beet of Raleigh's rxoel
lant talent. Tt la atvan In the Inters
est of Charity and those who go will
help a good cause ' and be highly
pleased., : . ' S i I
No admission fee is earged and
all are coi iially lnvitefL A hog for
voluntary gubsorlpUona. at ,the door.
'BP TWEHTY-SIX POINTS
Cotton Takes Another Up
f .-. ' i t: j m..
wu.ru duuiiu luunv.
I
HIGHEST YET REACHED.
I The Market la Wild and Highest
I Prioee are Predioted-The tocal
i ft f Couoa Market.
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T-e to "
v Toas, Oatobfr .-Llf arpool
atoaad trm a-ltb aa sdraaaa of tally
" r Tlfibd Date.,
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v Tork ta -oi-t. .bo
yesterday, adraaeed steadily, eloeiag
90 pof nta bigbet than laat night. Tba
tone la Orm.' :
Salea, 883,000 bales.
Options eloaed aa follows:
October, 8 09 to 8M November,
8Mto8 97i December, 9 04 to 9 09 1
January, 0.11 to 9 19 1 February, 917
to 18 March, 9.98 to 9.34; April,
9 98 to 9 39 1 May, 9 83 to 9 86 ) June,
9 88 to 9 40. ;
higher prises are predicted, but ia-
araased receipts will cause temporary
declines.
Chicago Grain Market,
Chioaoo, Oct. 8. Grain quotations
eloaed to-day as follows:
Wheat October, 58 7-8 December,
80 7-8) May, 04 8-4 to 64 7-8
Corn October, 80 1-9 to 80 8-8 1
December, 97 7-8 to 38; May, 99 1-4
to 99 8-8.
Oatee October, 18 1-8 ; December,
18 8-8 to 18 1-9; May, 90 6-8.
Raleigh Cotton Market.
Thursday, October 3d.
Middling fair, 9.
Strict good mlddliag 8 6-8 to 8 8-4.
Good middling, 8 1-9 to 8 5-8.
Strict middling, 8 8-8.
Middling, 8 1-4.
Market steady.
Raleigh. Tobacco Market.
Reported try J. a. Meadows & Oa
Tharedsy. Oatober 3d.
Smokers Common, 8 to 5e.; good,
8 to 10c.
Cutters Common, 8 to 19a.; good,
15 to 90s One, 95 to 80e.
Fillers Green, 9 to 8c; good, 6 to
7c; fine, 8 to 10c.
Wrappers Common, 19 to 18e.;
good, 90 to 85c; floe, 40 to 00c.;
fancy, 05 to 85c.
Market stong with advance on all
gradea.
The Entire Wild West WIU be Here.
Maj. B. M, Hayes received tbe fol
lowing telegram from his old time
friend, Wm. F. Cody, today:
AVashihotom, D, C. Oct. 9.
'I am coming myself with my entire
command, six hundred. Nonsense to
think that 1 would send dettebmcnt to
Atlanta. I will be glad to see you.
W. F. Codi."
Some one has spread this silly re
port abroad. Mr. Cody's word for It
is eaoagb to lay aside all idle rumors.
The show thst exhibited st tbe World's
Fair will bs here.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Dr. M. L Fowler, of Kolesville lost
bis cotton gin by Are today. Tbe Ire
wis accidental, due to carelessness.
iur bales of ootton were destroyed.
Clevelana defeated Baltimore la the
8rst game for the Temple Cap by a
score of 8 to 4 before 8,000 people.
McMshoa aad Young wars tbe pitch.
ere.
iiutrd French doted the day away
ia tba Tarboro, Senator Jeter Pritcb
Ard pat ap at the Park and pat ia the
daymakiag "party sails." Neither
bad aaythtag to aay, aad '-Pailey of
.
...
mid.
C. was iikewiee "mum,"
mornlng freight parted in the
I middle eomiag ia oa the B. A G. this
morning aad the srsw had plenty of
excitemeat. , The aecldeat oeeured as
' mia waa tbaaderiag down a steep
grade. The engineer bad to foot It
laly for a mile la order to keep tbe
r' fro smaablag together.
Tba Balelgb lee and Bcfrigrrator
Coaipany Is hatiag a big ran on tbe
Bapvrior steam coal which everybody
when tbey oaee bay it. Presl-
deatlBberhardt Informs as that the
eonP"r sow aeariy s.wutoaa of thla
ou M """ - w " saiher
adsaaeea their baslaem lsereaaea Sad
. M ' prepared to give the
sid pollw sad prompt at-
V'os,
3:
That la, in Texaa The" Ijegialatnre'
, Qniok Work. .-4 i,
Prlsa flfhting rseeired a death bfow
U TeiM yesUrday aad tbj promoUra
of the OorUtt-Fltsininonatastlfluff
will bare to look tleewhere. .Tie
Ooreraer' will was serried oat.qjekly
qaleker than the most eager antici
pated. . . - x
Tba Indian Territory has baaa sug
gested as a good plaea for the flght.
The bill which waa passed was In
troduced by Mr. Levis. It proridi
that any person whoa engages i a
pugUisttaneoaater between man and
man, or" e tgbt Bitwsaa a maa aad
aay aalotal, upon the reaolt of which
money la wagered shall; be deemed
gaiKy of a feloayaad Katuahadji
imprieoameM in. tiae pealteaUary for
not less than throe .years, or vera
than dra years, , The . bill further
provides that public propriety de
mands that thla law shall take at act
aad be in force from aad after ite
passage.
THE NEW ADDITION OPENED.
The Machinery ton tba Balelgh Oot.
ton Mills Started Up.
, Mr. J. S. Wynae, Snpariataadent of
the Baleigh Cotton Milla, was seen by
a reporter yesterday. Ha aald that
the addition at the mills was now com
pleted and ready for th machinery.
The machinery in the new mill will be
bumming by the end of thla month.
One machine in the new addition
was started yesterday, but it will be
some time before the others commence
to go. When the unused space is filled
the capacity, of th mill will be In
creased two-thirds.
There la eonsid-
erably more available space la the ad
dition than there ia In the old mill
proper, .
Tbe Baleigh milla haa had a re-
msrkable career. From the very first I
It baa been running behind its orders,
Ita stock Is away ap aad with greatly I
increased capacity, still batter thlnira I
are expected.
Marriage of Two Popular
People,
Young
Mr. George W. Mitchell and MUs
Bather Masse were happily, wedded
at the residsnce of the bride's ancle,
cut. t. v. Bunch, last night at
nine o'eloek. Only a few Invited
freinds were present. The marriage
ceremony, which waa performed by
Dr. Sims, was simple and impressive,
Mr. Mitchell ia a compositor la the
News and Observer ofBoe. He la a
clever and popular yoong man who
has a boat of frieada.
Miss Massey ia a refined and attrac
tive young lady. Tbe bridal couple
have the best withes of a large fol
lowing of friends. After the sere
money a reception was held, which
waa attended by the partiea present.
Mr. Mitchell's good fortune same
in double quantities latt night. He
was eleoted president of tbe Baleigh
Typogrableal Union.
Trip of the Liberty Belt
The Liberty Bell started South this
morning at 8 oeloek en route to the
Atlanta Exposition. On- its journey
the bell will stop at Wilmington, Del.,
Blkton, Md.; Alexandria, QuaaticO,
Mllford, Doswell, Ashland, Ta Bal
timore, Washington, Frederioksburg,
Petersburg, Nottoway Courthouse,
Crewe, Varmville, Lynchburg, Bed-
ford. Boaaoke, Christiansbara. East I
Bedford, Wytheville, Glade Spring.
Va. Bristol, Tsnn.j Johnson City,
Greeneville, Morristown, " Knoxville,
London, Athens, Cleveland, Chetta.
aooga. Daltoa, Ga.. Borne, and ia doe
to arrive in Atlaata at 9 o'eloek p.
Monday.
I. O. O. F.
Regular Communication of Seaton
uaieeLioageJMo.04,1. u. u. IT. at 7 1-2
o'clock p. m., sharp work In the
Degree. Candidates entitled to this
degree will present themselves with
out fail at 10 minutes past 8 o'clock.
Members earnestly requested to at
tend as other matters of great im
portance will' have to be attended to
a ourdial invitation to all Odd FeU
lOWB.
' "FnAior, S. Exoxr, N. G.
8eu,;,vr-j-; .-
. - ATTEWnOX DaKSU STAlTt I
Every member required to be on
hand at 8 o'clock p. m. sharp, By
order t, k, nnuouj, uaptain
A publis meeting. All earpeaters aad
joiners are requested to , aUead a
a special meeting aaxt Tueeday aight I
October, 8thy eommenoiag at half past I
aevea o'eloek. Jaaior Order Hall in I
tbe Pallea baUdlng.v : --.. f,: .
PRIZE FIGHTING PONB FOB.
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' Readable Form.
FACTS AlfD GOSSIP
Interestingly Told s Picked np on
,. ' bav. Sttoata and Tariona
Points" Abont Town.'
Leavea have begaa to drop, '
The aottoa eompreet ia running la
The yreaa "JUaoaJattoh oer to At-
Unto the 15th to take 'in the exposi
tion. " i ;.. ' " "' "
Ths vestibule carrlea , through a
great many passengers bound for At
lanta, y,'' "
Mayor Baas disposed summarily with
a smaU quota of actuaal drusks this
morning.
The sotton apecalatora who expeot
to get rich in a day got enough yes
terday and the day before.
There were aeveral extra coaches
pretty . .. glris n the westbound
train yesterday on their way to the
Normal School.
The Board of Alderman have an
Important meeting Friday night. A
sucoeesor to Alderman Ivey will Ke
ehoeen. Dr. .Everett seems to be
everybody's oiwtee.
'Ball" Steed has a gold bug par-
,ot wWoh ta 0Btnl,l8 of a Unquiet.
rne parrot "Bull" and Dr. Black
well are atatloned aids by side aad
form an interesting trio.
The will of the late Mis Kate Boy.
lan waa probated lata Tueeday after-
noon. The value of the eatete ia etti-
mated at 885,000. Different amounts
wr bequeathed in tbe will to near
relatives.
Two members of tbe reoently grad
uated elaaa at least, have atarted life
under favorable eireomataaeee. One
haa a 8000 ease and the other a legal
scrap whtoh will net him two-thuds of
that amount. "
Marvin Beading Cirole will give a
Mnaical at Bdenton Street Sunday
School room on Friday evening at 8
o'eloek. Afterwards refreshments will
be sold for ths.benefitof their library.
Everybody is cordially Invited to at
tend. Though the tobacco crop la the
Western part of the State waa injured
quite aerioualy, the f roat here did not
do muoh damage, ao local tobacconists
report. Most fit the crop had been
gathered la thla section and the dam
age eonld not have amoaated to
muoh.
The State Fair will be In full blast
three weeks hence. Many prepara
tions are aow being made for the big
show. Blghty-elght entries have
been made In oae department. All
departments are well filled with ea
trtee. The freight receipts have picked
np oonalderably at both the Southern's
and Seaboard offices of late. The
Southern did more In the past two
months than had ever beca done pre
viously la this city. The Seaboard
"t1 neve to put ob extra trains, so it
said.
Every member of the First Baptist
Chueh haa bees specially requested
to be present at the meeting of the
regular monthly eonfereaoe Friday
night. In addition to business, ths
exercises will be devotional and social,
and abort talks on the condition of tbe
work of the church will be made by
dlffer,nt atmhen.
Stokes C.-cmp got forty -five more
daya on the roads from Mayor Buss
this morning. Such pastoral vacations
usually affect Stokes but littls, as
praetla makes easy. Bat today ha
was deeply served, aad the tears
lowed freely. "Two slrcuae aeomln'
aad poor Stokes oat oa de roads," be
moaned In nngnish. Pity 'tis etc
The young maa Tomlinaoa, who te
told elsewhere, la aader arrest for
poatofflce roberry, comes of a apleadld
family. It la rather hard, too, oa th
face of It that'a maa ahould be in
Umbo for alleged theft of moaeyovcr-
yeas ago, specially whea h has paid
bach the aaoaey. Bat your CaeUSaaj
is Implacable whea It eomeeto dealing
with thoee who hay got . Into hi
pocket, - This msans Of course ia
small way ao alight waa aimed at Col.
t&ebnoat aad Morgan.
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