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-nut wi.fi u ai:: THE $4.00 PER YEAR NUMBER 8500 RALEIGH, N. ('., FRIDAY KVKNIW, FEBRUARY 25. I8i. .5? . Jk PRESS S P LANGDON CAUGHT Wanted Also in Augusta Ga., for Forgery. NOW IN NORFOLK .1 sll. lie W n Following the Wi-hur Opera Com puny, Hnin l-ulluii a Victim to tin Charms of Choru (it I Officer !ciit l'tr H im. Jiuni's A. Lanilt'd, tin fi'llmv who Ft-'i'iiroil Ihf ciitloTsi'iin-nt of Mr. Hany Witt is iiinl Mr. IM V. I'rTitt.ii on a h jtuh ctHM'k for $:Mii, Ii;ih Ih-cii imvsi.il in Norfolk and be hnmuhl Ih-iv f'r trial. Last nijrhl a k'' t L'Toa n aiivnl in this -ity fiitin Noil"., Ik ami informed Mr. Watts and Mr. I inn that tu- sa w LaiiKd"H in XmTlk and spnt h-hiic tinu- with hint "H a previous nit4ht.ll' said that Land-n was mopping at I he Mansion House ih'tv. Mr. I ti'iitnn had pn vi.uisly not ifi' d tlio authorities at Norfolk to ho on tin lookout for LaiiKd"!). After la ruing positively that Ik- was in that city Mr. Watts and .Mr. 1 mmi teU";rHphet that a ml' ;i I. m was In Norfolk at the Mansion Mouse ami uttVivil $ln re;ul fitr his Hirt'St. Karly this nioi nint; 'hi f of I'olh e NorwoiH rtM-f-ivrd a telegram frnm the chU'f at Norfolk saying; "I-unmlnn under aii'-st. 11. will return without pa pei s. Semi f..r him." Si ial li'ier Alfmrzo Hmvih-s was snt t" Norfolk on tin 11:"7 mall tins ui'M'iiint;. Ilf will prohahly return with the prisoner tomorrow afternoon. James t Landon iame to ItalHidi ahout Hp- time the Wilbur-K i r win i p eia Company b- i-an their last enag-- . nietit in this eity. lie was v-tv attei- live to utie of th' pretty i 'hot II S gil !S ami w ns evhleni iv follow iim the oi,i pany b.-causr of his infatuation for her. He had the bogus ehe.-k eashed and left this city ah'.ut the same time that the company dil. The day after he de parted the follow f:i; tehmfllll . :i me Augusta, ln . Kei. Ld, 'hy i lilef of l'..lire. Ka(eiuh N ' l.o.itte J. C. I'iii::doii. alias 1 .ir-', 'li i;;ib-!i:li. s'enl. eat b . wanted f.,r for- tiery here. lb' 1 ah all tWeliTV .-I . flight, smooth fit. e !";. feet s.- .-n. ha.r light. Wire any i .foimation (.Co. M lliinp, I'hief of l'oli-.V 1 .amrdon, alias I.oir:. tried to keep Ins destination a sertvi when he left, lie said to his HsUainlniivs that h. was goin-4 i to.ldsboio . beaid.'d th- Ai -lanta pf.ifil at - a. m . and went to Hamlet and imiiiu straight back on ti e northbound train and wont to Norfo k where the Wilbur npeiu Company is it-.-., playing. Tlieie , ail he no doubt but that this f- ll..w is a p? oiV-i,.n,' orook. lial eigh v. t!! hav-' t wo tine specimens for Judge Tbllbeilake i p;iSS Setlleilie up -n at the if t e.mrl. I.angdoit. alias 1 . id Arde with his' dozen of M I'll i I'AUIX NKl I! Mak. i:i..i-zi i a TrNo i-lm-nt . 1 la S. litem e,l To, lay m i:. sud IMeltt at ill'' I lai net t Sup il ruin ieted of emb"' S-'ptemher- (elin, 1.'T. I lor Colli t , it nd selltelir. o f..ur ni.auhs in the nmnty jail, uas today paidoned by the Ciovernor. The ioVe!iior's rejison for K'anlliig tin p trdoii ate as follows: ' The jit i.sei utor and tin"' prisoner ei e n-speet ivejy latidlorti and tenant. The landlord boarded with IiIh tenant and am i lo furnish hhn supplies to ma!;e ;i ,;.... In April, Wttl. the latid hitd s:.it ihe j. livelier, from w hi h la has saloKd inii.il The latldloid th-d the State ami the pt isnti.-r Instruct, d bs hrp'e-s family to use the provisions ot the Landlord. For this the prisoner was convicted of the embezzlement of some corn, i nea t and hi id ; at t he iu statae of the landlord, it a pears, win sought lo mitigate his own offense, The piiSotiei V family raised a crop and of fend t pay the landlord's agent, who lvl'mcd to ivceiv e jiaymont. A pat don is n-c.v iiskwd by SherifT I 'op.-. Mr. 1. H. Senrer, of the Stn-rr-larv of Stal"'s office, and several bun dled other citizens of Harnett county. Tie attoni's of the prosecutor nftVr n ohj, ction to th pardon. "Tlie prisoner has rft-ver been lodged in Jail, on account of his physical con ditfttn. and on act mint 'f this now and the punishment he has suffered from his wound, the pardon Is heroin grant ed, upon the condition piccedeiit that he pay all the costs in the case." ANOTHER MILL. . Troy Will Now Have a Cotton Fac tory. Articles of agreement were today filed with the Secretary ot State by S. J. SmitLerman. Mrs. T. J. Smitherman, Miss; Minnie M. Smitherman, Miss Ilia I.. Sn illHi ttian and A. W. E. Capel, all of Tioy, Montgomery county, for the orsTunlzntlon uf "The Smitherman Cot ton Mills." The mills will be located at Troy. The object of the corporation in the manufact i:ro of cotton goods and other raw materials. The capdal sto.-k shall b,- $50,000. with the right to Increase to JTa.iiaO: charter ed for thirty years. HARDWARE COMPANY. A. R. Ellerson. of Richmond. Va., May brook Jones, of Ashevilie. R. A. Long. (f Sheville. today filed articles of agree ment with the Secretury State for the formation of the "Ashevilie Hardware Company." Th capital stock U $16,-000. PORTRAIT OF NKY. Dr. Weston Discovers New Evidence i" Rear Out His Theory. Iter. Dr. James H. Weston, now rec fv of the Episcopal church at Wilkes boro, writes Col. Olds an interesting letter. In it Dr. Weston says: "The librarian of Da vidson lhge has l e cently found a book in the colego li brary, entitled 'Life of Napoleon Jiona parte' I forget the name of the author in which is a portrait of Marshal Ney. Peter S. Ney read this book in 1S41. a few months before his death, and under the portrait of Ney he wrote In French: 'This Is not a. c. irreel likeness of Marshal Ney.' He then, in a pencil, drew on the same page, a sketch of Marshal Ney, with these words under neath: 'Ney. Hy himself. II fut chauve. t Me was beheaded). This picture in the bonk represents Ney as having; a full head of hair, while it is not true, as Marshal Neys memoirs state that he was bald-headed, or nearly bald. Th sketch id' Marshal Ney which P. S. No; drew is an accurate likeness of Marshal Ney, and also ery good one of lvier S. Ney. This Tmd. I think, is of gre.it importance. It is certainly very strong additional proof of the truth of my (he ory that P. S. Ney was Marshal Ney. It seems to me to clinch (he argument. This sketch of Marshal Ney. as made by P. S. Ney, together with some val uable notes written by the hitter, will appear in a few days In the Historical Magazine of Davidson College, a nd a review of my book (in collect ion with l his discovery ) w rit ten by mm oj' the profesors of the college, will accompa nv the publication." M A .1 . CHANTS i tPINH N. He Sa ys '.mgressi. ma I d ..p.- i all"!, pubsi s Petween I Icptthl i ca lis and Impossible. In tin open letter on tic liepuhlican utlook in this Slate Maj 11. L. Ciant says, among other things: 1 l he pole uitlined by the national populist p.iit n their conference with the silver ad vocates at Minileapolli! nc-un s the hat- tie on the line there indi tied. This lieitig I he case, how oa u have en opera t inn in 'lUigressimial nst rict s. our Populist friends, acting upon prin ciple, cannot vote for it Kepnhln m .is they afe supposed to lepieMMl tile ... posite uf Democracy and presume ii ho sacrifice of principle f..r l:epuhh-;ms to Vote foi the Populist candidate who ad- o. a les I he Si I Hie doet ( I (e ,;s I 'eTIio M ats. I fail to see ,mi ha i nio;io'i pros pet t s for o ..p-ra t i-ii in Congres sional 1 Msti i. ts. In Siali- male is w . are in full accord and an a I together w it bout friction ami can marshal mir forces and sueceed. Let the counties co-operate on county issues and I is lative tickets. In Senatorial and Judic ial districts we can act together WHOLE.' ALE WAi: All the Nations of the K.irth Will Have a Ceneral War. "Do you think that there wi'l be war between Spain and the I'niP .1 Stale'" a reporter asked Mr P. C lnuis yes terday. "No," replied Mr. Ennis, pot from tie present cause, but there will be auotlc r war and all the natmns of the earih wilt be lighting together at the sam lime. When will this happen"" was the next ijuestton asked. Tin- reply was that it would be In b-s-s that thirty years. Mr. llnnis says that he believes that this war of the entile world will come inside of this time as truly as he believes the woid of Cod. for be says that ns be reads He- Ihhle this is clearly taught: "Put afief tb-s great war of the world Hide will u-wi be any iiiii tigbting among the tui tions; till wars will cease then." This is Mr. Ennis' views concerning wars. COLD WAVE. Fair With Freezing Weather I'r cted for Saturday. The forecast of tin. weather bureau says: For Raleigh and vicinity fair and col.br tonight with freezing w eat her; fair Saturday. The storm in Canada has moved to the St. Lawrence valley. Us eH -cts ate I hi.edrfe ooo o .at w yas bgkx siill felt in the Lake region. with sn.w at P.uffato. Cleveland and Pittsburg. Elsewhere over the entire country, the weather is generally clears with a high barometer in the Missouri valley. A considerable fall in temperature has occurred from the Ohio valley north ward ; a tern per at tire of IS degrees is reported at Cincinnati ami of s at Chi cago. NEW SCNDAV SCHOOL WORK. Normal School Conducted by Rev. Ii. W. Spillman of the liaptist De nomination. A normal school for Sunday School workers is a new feature In the work id' the Raptist denomination. The school will be conducted through conespotid ence,and will be under the direction of Rev. 11. W. Spillman, of this city. The design of the school is to afford to Sunday School wi.r iters an oppor tunity to become mine prolific nt in their work of studying and teat-bin? the Bible and in doing general Sunday School work. The organ for reaching those who be come students in the school is Charity and Children, published weekly, at Thomasville, N. C. The lessons, select ed from standard text books, will be in lieated each week in the columns of the paper. To this will be added notes and articles from time to time as a sup plement to the work in the text books. The central office Is No. in Fayette ville street. Students study and stand their examinations at their homes. The design being to help Sunday School workers in their work of study ing the Bible and in teaching it. to gether with their general Sunday School work, the course Is divided Into two schools, each having several departments. SITUATION GRAVER Accident Theory uf Maine ) saster Almost AImiuIciumI PRESIDENT A M WAR he Sus iT the r.plis'on Wns Not An IcciJcnt Hint MarSt-cins Iuc ituhlc rt'p.'ii uliniis arc IKImk Hy Ciil l.' l.i tin- l'1-pss-Viyil..r. NVw Yol k. Ki'h. '!'. - Tin1 riv.-Mtii Sun today s:iys: This morning's n.-us f ft Mil Washington is trrawr than it has tti't'tl simo tin' Maine 'lisast'T. Jlih ollitt'i-s in tin' a'iniinistral ion no ionut-r I'onn-al the fm t that lin y ivjoird th. situation as exiri'tiu'ly crtical. While nothing is said aliout the l'-snlts of the eoiirt of inquiry yet all the news that eonie out. bother true or not. supports tie- I'.'lief that the ih.ine was hlown up hy outside ni;-neies. The I'it'sideut ami !-'eer. tary Loin; siill hope that the result of the inquiry will shou- that tie Maine was blown up by aeei.lelit, n a hy t rearhery. President MeKinley is reported as sayitu; that uar is inei'ia- hie it the 1 1 1 . ti i r ' shows that it was treat hery. From the very first the a i ministration, in all of its hram a- s. has rushed lie- preparations in eon t ie-noy of fir. The Maine etenniission will In I I ilni'y sessions an. I tali'- . - r .r. .ami. .n I., k-'.-p the r.-sul'S so. 1,1. T. 'oiisensoi sh i p al llavanaii is sire I thai eorr, spolid.-m s . an sear. e.-l II. e news through Mori- exph.,1. ,1 p,,w, 1 ha- 1. 11 r. -. over. ,1 fio.o li e Man,.. i i:ii-:i:s. Hy T.-;.-i AU-anv. aph N. lo ,o I - ..l e V.. Feb. I'.d. I'l.- I Assistant Adjulani t e-ti . hired that tie-re was i... report l.-li-maphed troai Hie war .I--pa I I Heal lias . th liiliianders of the ri. k I'hisler. r . ial. today do liulh in tile llliflalo thai National tiunrd regiments in that eit insl rli.-l ini; them to o to Washinelon dial.-ly. lie also .l.-iii.-.l ilia! i '..I. Hoe of the Slale and National miaul siin inst met ii .ns lo lie- . onimand.-rs of r.-uiliienls and s- paral.- . onipani.-s I.. drill th.ir io.-;i in h.-a ma r. in oi lier. a il l!T Ssil'llS I IN'. fii:y. diims l-.'e liaily Sessions ll.-l.l I'r- Seelet. Hy T. leral-h lo The Press Visitor. !lu,mn. Feb. 25. Tile Mangrove i still here. The I'oul't of 1 111 u i ry is Sllll .-..lit iiitiin its usual s-ssi..iis. Tie- iiu-io- hers hope to leave this evelliliu ol' to- tnorrtiw. though this is not sure. It is highly probuhle that the testinumy of ehilinu witness. -s tli.I not add to the ourt s kiiowl.-.li' of the t-ireiiinslanees all- iidiui; the explosion, the causes of wide!, are that the wit nesses k new nolh- iim. they b.dim at n tlisi e. The w r.-.-kini; tus are reuio in w hat ih.-y eau. The public generally are ex cluded from the official vessels. Th. wound. .1 are tloiiiK well. I'P.i it. "I'l ill I.1JAV1.:.-; Hy Telegraph to the Press-Visit. u-. K.-y West, I"eb. Senator Proctor l,aes t... lay for Havana. He dis claiins any mission of the Presid.-m's. hut there is koo.I for the belief that he w ill he in possession of a vast amount of altialde information w lien he re turns, lie says that he does n.-l be lieve Hint I'll. I tiled as a result of W.-J - lei s reii;n in t. 'una. SKA M l.N F.N L1STI SC. Hy Tel-.-i Ka 'h to Hit- Press-Visitor Washington. Fcl). 2.r,. Tw enly-scven telegraphers were sent to Key West for the purpose of liandllni; the iiitreas.d mailer from Havana. Naval prepara linos continue. An oftit ial announce inent has been inatle that the navy will enlist able bodied seamen a ppiyin i;. c. hi n ft mi:t. Hy Telegraph to the Press - Visii or. Wasliini;loii, Feb. -ii. An imporlanl fabinet nieetini; was tailed early to.la'. The t'uban Spanish situation and pre parations for war were discussed. i'..m inunicatii.iis were received from I.e. anil Sicard. WANT PENSIONS. The First Aplleatlon for Pension From Maine Disaster. Hy Telegraph to the Press-Visitor. Washington. Feb. 2". The first ap plication for a pension Ki'"inn "in id the Maine disaster whs filetl today by Mrs. Harriett Adams, the dependent mother of J. ( Adams, a coal pass.-i who waa killed. She has made her claim ami the Indications are that the applieatlon will be granted without loss of time. EFLATF liF.PAUTS. He Sends a Message to the Journal by Carrier Pigeon. Hy Telegraph to the Press-Visitor. New York, Feb. 25. Captain Filiate before Failinp today sent the follow-in-; message by carrier pigeon to the New York Journal: "Hy this emblem of peace I send poo.l-bye. I have enjoyed my visit very much. 1 hope I shall see my friends in New York ai;nin. F.FLATE." SATISFACTORY. Hy Telegraph to the Press-Visitor. Perth Aniboy, Feb. 25. The deep sea trial of the Holland submarine torpedo boat appears to hav been satisfactory in every respect. VI .("AY A. I ly Teieiiraph to the 1'res New York, Feb. LT,. The ed at I :'JI today. :-Visile Vizeay CtlL. iKIUX. I!y Tel. i;rpah to th" l'rt'?s-Visitor. Washington. Feb. lT,.-i'ol. ll.nry ( '. '"orbin has been nominate. 1 for Adju tant llenera! of the army. 1 !: I.( I.M AHA I . in.! -asta Arr.tn::" f. i laid i 'oiifer- n. ... Ly i 'a hie lo l la- l'l ess- Visu . Ma. hid. ,. I'O l.oll: l.i ' i pool t his niorliini;. II. ed Saasla to K to Madrid I.e. lie will . ..nsjtlll Sa: i -ahSioas lo s,.,. him. MoM li.a he 111-- r--s.ll! . Th. 1: 1.1 i .h-l.o ill), i s lb. I n;..! IIKI'.'CT I.KMKI Hv 'iV. -real h I.. Hi. N.-w York. Fell. 1 bishop li.iiiel ann.d They al-.- sloppiim a! Astoria, wh.-ie liana I: an- e I fra i. ' -. Itin liana wanl.-d Ireland 1 111.- Pop,- and a.-k Spa and t bus a i rt ll.-- t! H.-lh have denied th,- r. Tiii:i:i: i ii:i:mi:. mi.lki. Hll 1 lle-l ill I .-"I . lit T.-l.-ciaph In l.oiosv l!:--. p. Ti iliac ci . i -tna 1 .1 lies miil-nine. 'I 1,1. .- ni.-lii. a . s- Th 's plan, re said I. k' wall .ably I kill-'d lo Hie The l.-SS S thousand doll fall Pi I : :.: ! i-'ni: -lei,. al : . .- KSSH i.N l.. lie- I're I'a.. i- .. k and tt : --I trial t".. i, '"'K JIAIIKI P. the Pi-.-: Feb. -J5 -Tie- I'm. ill I lie s .---l notch :, '!' ', i i ill..- ha Washb.ii a -:..i "I lie n t. Nef. 111, wi 1 1 :i : i :. is la ii a i i Hy T, l.raph I" the Pr-'s-- 'i- New Y..i k. F.-b. -'. I. . i !:, is nol beard fi.e:i A:;i .ti .1. al ! I.i.i sli- , ,:. ' . lin e.- lti I ae-l . ir t. .: st. .it dix i.i:nii: 'eleJI... h to the p, Moll,. Va., 1-Vb. .-'I. .1 ..) of lie- s I I .e i.e. 1 ! -s- 'l-:. h Hi He- I H f; Pal il." p I a IV e,., pi e i a -1 1: 11:11 I 111 :. I 1 . d lil w M.i. i i :i- 1 r an . Fed. -I I '-1 1 . 1 i i iliuti-n sills a I t i f that S.-ii-:r;:iilel i:w..il lie, in. m-se.l through nd it is learned lend that ill.-', s ,-. ai lirnia I ion. ial' : mailt h..s and la- claimed i.iikne; ahoiiil Idle .1 ator I'.lill.i I. to -n v. 1,1 1,1 Senalor I'l tit-.-. -n.-l 1 thill he ;i.it,.r w as Ir. h. i I TI is lie . : I. - n i ... 1-,-- : .'. lo know w ha t ha! 1 1-ei .- v i- .llld".e.-I ip i I ;ht Hi. A leadlll I his ai'i.-n WOUllI he ,- knocked .-I that it ,. ask..!, would e-l, ; l:.-P'i le-ll I j'l" 'im It. II- -eld I W. la i I his . h"i, th .III.!: was ask--- ma n w h .- Kwart s-ed the opinion Hoyd and tin n Senator Hinl.-r a t ion '.' -I that P.ull- i s il was to font ale- the .llldu'e- he w ill sll. - Tins l:- pub',, - i -obi--, t in I'e hi n I S.-nalor Pi il. 1 1 . -1 ! : ship, but 1 .h il l I . e--d in this." s.i; 1 ! 1 1 was S'li; :es- -i t man I 't-a : .-: -n : I '. : a i I's ii. 1 1 1 i n : 1 1 - a. the polite i.llls :-..t l-.e thou-l t ):-.- ill . I. Il iS 1'1'ed.e! , i thai Coiiur-'ss- lespousih!-. foi 1 i ne--.ls help, as i 1 his tbst l it t and al 1 do him s-'ine that Senator Hnt- .i s and l-.ave tie- 'el- Will I'd. matter s- lt' . l.i l;T -:s.-i. -x i ':: -ki: l. i'i d'UT. .as a s!s it -s on of the I,. lei , riet t n-1 - .-e i day posed of ol:-- -.:-.' Allot aey Frank S . luc Pilvnell tlis- -.' A-s,s;-,,,t lislrl,-l : s'i.i url acted for At nd Mr. A. C. L, hnian torney Pornm-l perfoi n I tl ie duties of clerk. i of Assistant Attorney jild-;laent heretofore r. u- on Spiii'ii, tl lel-'-d upon distiller's bond against K. i'. Peel.-r. Will A. M icTnnald and Dan iel W. Morrison, of liichniond eounty. w as vacated and the verdict of the jin y set aside. The case was reinstated for trial nt the May term 1S88. CASES OF SMALL POX One Case W ithin Two .Mil. s of Khnx V.nlhi. VACCINATION Win (1KKI) ll Phscukvis to lan I oints In Last 'I i micsec Cannot Pass lite Line itliont a t.citificate nt Hasina Itccn ilceinated. la HlMlaldalil 11. Lewis, sirivlmv I lie Slat,- Hoard of Health, today I , -viiol "itieial n.ili. e from I r. Stockton .1 a ..I siaall pox at I 1 i bs. .n 'l I le. ill Ala, ill! I Tl -'a. - eoiiiii ,. The neui'o .-alii" from inn in: Ala p.llielll l. IS I II I - .-. il h him l.i I - -. I and hi lt, d otli.-r Ie ind adj-iiaini; : a- ! ai ." s ll .tie 111 I he sa lie h. ee-' s ll.iv-- Ii - tl 'plata:: i : . el 1 II I I I p.. ,S S I.. ,.,i,. p. pt - e, 11 : pi e.e! i - -1 1 - . ' 1 1 , I Lt I. no in l iii - .1 .- . .. i - i . ; : ! i.i-i nit;iit I-' ship 1. 1 ' .i i- I'-ii to s at o. e ,l I I 1 I IS" "I , III. . i I ilisein i lie is a small -t.il i..i a In, ill i: lull-- and a half flolll la-.n 1 ol), ee alid. of , s.-. lie- sill, hills lleie ai. ai.i, I'l ililetled. No 1H-WS WHS 1'- I.I1..I l.ele ,,1 dile.lly I' I . . 1 1 1 irioll I 'olleL,- Tie- railroads at. lindni--. il le-t essai v lo lake pi iii ,ns nuninsl this I lis-io,-. A leli-miiin was ti.ilny rcei ' .-d h' M r SltilLii.. ,,. Soiitb.-in ti. kel a.-nl at He- l ai-.l! 'l. pol. fi-.tii I'ol. W. A. Tuili. ..f "asliiii"l-.ii. ".-li.-lal ,assi-nuer a'Ul of th-- Southern Hailway. vlii-h -tales: 'Passen a i ,-u roiii.- i., lie- f.,,,w ito; points in :, si et i, T- nie- w -II I,.- . ompcli. d I.. I,..w a e.-i-i il,. ,,t- .,: a, . I!li,t,.l atel " 1 lealll, 1. t' -l- V ell II pass lie i inn a 11 1 in.-- -.11 ,o ,-, et'lt ,'f -II, all pe . TlleSe T, 1.11 t . , w l,, M ' d : I : i ST. w. t;i:i:i:Nii.i,i: i:iNi:sroNi:. ,1. 'Nlir Hi i;o. .lollNSToN t'l'I'V. T.y.i-:w fi.l. i i'Mi!i-:i:i.Ai. 1 1. pi:. .1 i:i:lt a ' Mr. Jots- Willi, ill li. lias jusl leluin. i from l-:ioii i 'oil. !.-. lb- snis llial Hi. case ,, small ,x al 1 lil.s.nn ill.' is that of a child and that lie- physicians pro- lloillii ' il .1 'T lllil'l ease indeed. I l". York says the child is Inl pi -,n'i m:. This child's fath.-r has been discharged fi"in a h'.spila in Ala im ma . lb- has a i'"t-tiii- ate that he has entirely . e.Oe. , Or. Atkinson, President of Kh.n C..I !".'. says thai nol one slud' lit has left tile Coll. UO I ailS" "f tlliS t'lS.'. TWi i N1"W CASKS IN CLAY CnCNTY I'l'. P. II. I."is. the Secretary of the Slale Hoard of Health was informed h wife est. r.lay of the a I ipi-a 1 a nee "f two n.-w cases of suiallp-x in ''!a i.'inilv. The two new ens.-. .! . ..p...l in the I". ly of ll is- l hat i . e. 'ill ,y appealed there. This is Hi. th.nl case, lie- father "f I lie family ..'.ne'il 111 ..unity. The two new ea-s developed li. a i rived at his h ia HOYS KICK. :o .Made by Tie Faculty Wake r of. st I n the cust. an nt Wake For ll l.i -I College lor the nicllibeis of th" Se ll i, ,r Class lo select 1 1,, minister t" pr, ,, b the Conitnonc. -nieiil s. i in-.ii. aii-l al-o o defray his expenses. Am.. mils mi t ying from $l.r," to $2 per Senior w as ifplircd each year from the senior class f.-r this purpose. This year the senior class elected ti., pr. aeher for comment'. -nieiit and lb-' faculty found that there would he in. : o'.imenccm.-nt s.-rnion If th.-y did n.-t take the matter in hand. Th. rel'"re tin- I'm uliy elected the preacher and will pay h.S expenses. The I'll, lilt;' haVo also decided P. . Iiaige ihc students $1 for every extra exaiaina I loll they stand. That is if a student fails to pass an ,-x.iniitialion he has t" pay $1 to hav.- anolher examina l ieii gi .-ii him. M AVnll'S c, il UT A I 1 1 1 i i 1 1 i v H.-fore His Honor This Moriiing Proves Stiibboin. Til" Mayor has to deal with every kind of iii.in but it is seldom thai he has lo eoiileiid with a il.-af and dumb n an, bill Ibis was the ease this morn in-.:. Th-- prison.-r wrote his nam.- as M. lliiinant. He was charged willi .lis orderly t ..n.lut t. He went In Mr. lien ton's saloon and insisted on giving trou ble. He was put out live times and I i 1 1 : 1 1 1 locked up. This morning when he was analgia-.! the Mayor informed him through an interpreter that he must t.-ave the city Im mod i a t el y and an offi ei r would show him the city limits. He eficred some objection, and the Mayor informed him that he would go with ilii' officer or go to Jail. He then wr.de the Mayor: "I will go in two or three hours. I won't bother anybody hut '-.ant to see tin1 boys." The Mayor gave him a withering glance and he decid-- 1 ;.. go along with officer Lambeth with out any delay. He was shown the road to l li eensborn. Kdmond Archer nnd L. II. Hoeholle won nraignetl for assault. Archer was disorderly in lloohello's restaurant and nis.-d Mr. Uochelle. whereupon the lat ter banged him in both eyes with his t;sts. Mayor Puss fined Archer $: and Mr. Wheeler Martin, of Willlanislon. -.ihii was recently appointed Solicitor -f the Second Pistrict by Covei-nor llussell ti) sueeeed District Attorney O. M. Iternard, arrived in the eity yester day. Solicitor Martin came from Vance county, where he held his first court Solicitor Martin, whn is i. director of the penitentiary, will tender his resdgr- nation to the Governor as member of the board. lALKHlH WON. K.,i. l- it.rts Heat Littleton at the Cock Main. Main. A tel.eram received last nieht an- noiiiii inK that Kaleluh hud been vietori ..us in Hie cock liKlit between ItaKiph and Littleton which was in progress Thuisday and Fritlny. Raleigh won $-Il'ii, it is said. The Wilminetoii Sta- Rives the fol lowing about the main Thursday: The series of cock lights referred u several days iiuo by the Star as sched uled for yesterday ami to-day were in allKUialed on sell- tlule lime, and yes lerday's lii;ht was alt.-ndeil by tfuite a ,oiup:in. of Wilntiimton and visitin" sports. The se.-ne of the lights is the club house of the Hanover Live Sto.-k and Poiilliy Asso.jal ion. about a milt- :iii, a half from the city, and the match is between i ot ks fiolii Hal.'ieii and Lit tlet.ill. There is four lights in the main yes l.-rday and about six hack lights. Tie main tiidils r, -sillied ill a draw, each side winning two points. The lighti ig common, e. I at a hllle past l't o'clock and hacks and all continuing' until late in 111" att- rnoon. A purse of $20 was stak.-d "ii each light, and had there I,, .-ii an odd light il would have ile lidid Hi" disposition ,.f anolher of $.;nii. f if course both sides in both hack and main had plenty of backing outside tin- regular purses. To-day lighting will lie resumed at in ... 1... k and there ai" p, be six lights. Stakes to-, lay an- to he about tin- saun as v . si. . lay. t'lIANill: n' It is said that the p. .riant hanee in tl Soul In l n a I'l Sun, 'IIIOlil'I.I-:. Will be ;in nil s' lie Pile ,.n the . s.ns the 1 lur- ham Herald. Mixed ti, iins Nos 11 and 12 will be run as paseiiger trains ex, lusi .-ly. No. 12 easlhoiind. p -"ii; I'lirham aboill I ..'., ii k a. in., and No. 1 1 w est bound. I'liihain six paseiiger trains on the -tit elo a. in. I Ins w ii! itli e so lli.il pie can g, or w --si ai almost any Solll ll '' II , , i I . ait of low tl .-as A N't i l l I i-;u ' iKPt iHATI' IN he Suiilhl-el-l Tobacco Warehouse t'"tnpaii ' I a. . .rp. .ra l ed Today. Th" Secretary of State today Incor porated "The Sinn hlield Tobacco Ware house Cm puny." to be located at Sn, ii hlield in Johnston county. The In- - ..rporalois nr.- .1. II. W lull. Jas. II. Poll, i: .1 Holt. I-',. W. Pou. S. S. Holt. H o. Colt.-r. II. Coh.-n, W. L. Fuller. V.. I. L-may. S. H. Johnson. J. II. Kirk man. Walt.-r Hand, I-'.. T. I li.-kinson. N. H. : 1 1, 1,1 Iki in. H. A. W. lions. Y'elverlon ,V- liickcns, .las. A. Will. .ns, T. J. Las sit. r. J. M. P.ealy. Alien K. Smith. An- ni" M. Morgan, lb-nova Coodwin, ni-- Adams anil W. T. Adams. Th" ainoiint --f the eapitiil ste J2. ' ion v s M tnui i -. the Movement in Nc ork and pool Markets Min ck is Hv privaii' wire to W A Porter lielil .V Co New York Cotton. Months lli'ti. (-."'. Clos 'cliruary . li IHiitiii i 7 March. ... . ' i'T (I b'2" (i iiTi.ill us April ll I'" l! (hi (i b!(li III v-.iv . .....; l-j ii us ii i:-i(ii i t June li l.'l li ll' ti Hito'i 17 Jlllv li I'-' ti l.'l ti l!!(li 211 Amus' ... li L' t ti IS ti L'L li L'l! -.1-pt I'll: t ht 'i L'l li Is li L'L'i.Oi ( k-lnlil'l' li lit ti Kl li ll'ltili L'il Nov, mlier ti '!' li 17 li L'i'(.li L'l I), c, nilii-i'. li -l'l li lit li liL'ioii 'Si Sleatlv; sales 17H.IMHI. Liverpool Cotton Market r.iYKiUMiii., Feb. li."-4 i. rn The following- were the closing quo iliinis of the Liverpool cotton marke : j : I b'liiii'il fair, prices firm: American 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LT .1 ,-1',; saleH III. ooo naies: s,e."ilat ion ami export .inn hales: ro- pts .'ki.iiiii; bales; Am-Tii'iin 'iv-lbh i-s. l'ul iires opened st.-atly, de mand oootl. ami closet! easy. I VIiruarv :S.2 U February-March ii '-.'li Mured-Apri: ii 2 Is April-May .Si Mav-.liino d.'-'.'lh liiei -July lu!v-Aiioust ,').2:ili llgllst-Scit.ollili'l' .'i 2i!li Sepleniliei -' '.'toiler il.: ;in ). tt liior-Xo v t -in 1 n-r it L'oli Novemlit-r-necotnlicr :! '2-ls Chicago lirt In and Provision Market. The foi loivi nc. were the closing quo t.itii ns op tbe CliicayoCJ ruin a, ml Pro v-isioi, market toilav: .Vheivt. -1 iv I" !; ! u!y '!. t i rn -May 'J! : July "i . lints Mav : .Inly -ii I'ors May Id .Vi; J uly Id. ."i'i. .in-,1- Mav "I..2: .Inly -"'.l". Clear Itlh Sides. May '2: July - . i New York Stock Market The following were tlie closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchaiipe : St. PS 111 e-'8 Clpcnt'o A. N. rtii U isern 121S Rock- Islam; el Southern Preferred 28 ljOuinville and Nsshville 548 Cliesapeake & Ohio 201 Con Gaa 182 merican Tolieceo 89J Missouri Piieific '.51 Manhattan 102 Western Union 81J Rurliniton and Ouincy 94, lersey Central. . , 911 PS tieather Fref -rred.. . 3uirt 123 SHORT STATEMENTS Min r Matters Manipulated for the Many. AROUND IN THE CITY. Pot-pourri of the News Pictured on Paper Points and People Pertinently Picked and I ilhlly put in Print. Cotton sold for six cents today. Mr. J. It. Macon, of Salisbury. Is in town today. Mr. T. H. Lldridge. uf Norfolk, is in the city. Sheriff Jones paid lht State Treas urer a.tlltu today. President L. L. Hobbs, of Guilford i 'ollege, is in the city. Mis. K. S. Ashe, of Wadesboro, is In Haleigh. Mrs. S. C. I'ool has returned from a isit to Carthage. Mrs. Carter and grandson, George Hrinson, have gone to Wake Forest. Mr. W. C. Petty, President of the Car thage Railroad, has goue to New York n business. President Meserve has returned from ttetiding a meeting of Hooker Wash- ngton's Trustees Conference. Tlie Lumsden Degree Staff will please- met at Seaton Gales Lodge tonight at .'in. Work In the first degree. Tin- William O. Hill Lodge A. F. & . M. will meet tonight In special com munication work in third degree. Hit-hard H. Hamrick, of Augusta, Oa.,. mil Miss Maggie Hunter, of Haullock.. c., secured license to wed here last veiling. Miss Lena Mcintosh and little liroth r, Hugo, of Hickory. N. C, are visit ing- their aunt. Mrs. Joseph ftlake, on W.-st Jon.-s street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walters, former ly of Wake Forest, hut recently nf Cor- lele. Georgia, are in the city, the guests f Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Walters. "A Night off" was not presented at the Metropolitau ( ipera Ho ise last night, as was the program. The sale f seats did not justify the company in giving a performance. This is to be re gretted, since Ihe company came here with very flattering press notices. Rev. Len. ". Broughton. Mrs. Brough- ton and child, and Mr. Wolfsonn left today for Ashevilie, where they will spend a week. From there Mr. Hroughton and Mr. Wolfsonn, his musical assistant, will go to Atlanta, where they will begin their work la that city. Mr. Needham Price Mangum, of Wake Forest, spent last evening and thl morning in Raleigh. Mr. Mangum re cently secured license to practice law and will locate in Western Carolina. In whatever section he may decide to set tle we predict for him success. An official of the Southern Railroad Company informs the Manufacturers' Record that the Raleigh and Cape Fear Railroad, which J. A. Mills and others are promoting, Is to conect with the Southern at Itnleigh, but the latter will take no part in building the lino. FORGER LEWIS CALUOHT. The Crook Who Adopted Gov. 8cala' Name Caught at Madison. Wentworth, N. C, Feb. 24. The al leged "crook," Robert P. Lewis, who lias been "operating" under the name of the late Gov. A. M. Scales, of Greens boro, land State Senator Scales, of the same name), was arrested at Madison and is now safely lodged In the county jail at this place to await the coming; of the Texan sheriff who wants him for alleged forgery In that State. It is thought now that Lewis has been around here among his kin folks for some time, probably ever since he left Keysville. The sheriff from Paris. Texas. Is al ready on his way to North Carolina afler Lewis. It is thought t tint Lewis stayed In the woods last night and had gone In to got his breakfast Just when the of licers t ame up on him and had levelled on him willi their guns before he saw them. Lewis is wanted In Texas for forgery anil Jumped his ball bond, and the present arrest Is at the Instnnee of his bondsman who has had to suffer on his account. Lewis under the name of Scales, held a high position in religious and business life in Kevsville. nnd had fully won the - respect and regard of that community. so much so that detectives charge that eiti7.etis of the town aided Lewis, who was known there under his alias of A. M. St ales, to make his escape. His friends there made a strong ef fort to keep the Incident Quiet, and even the newspaper correspondents' were Induced to refrain from sending out the news about the fleeing man and the nnlv comprehensive reports con cerning the remarkable story of Lewis came from other sources. He is known In Marlon and Buchan an county, Va.. and in neither place has he the good reputation he succeed ed In establishing at Keysville, where though a fugitive from Justice wun the officers on his track, he had so impressed the people with his character that they did not believe him guilty. Levis' friends still maintain that ft he stands trial in Texas he will be cleared. ' . , t :e - 4 ' Mi, f- r tt