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THE RALEIGH DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1897. FREIGHT Win TRAFFIC RULINGS FOR SOUTHEAS ,01ST TERN RAILROADS. If rtcrs to Be In Atlanta, and Will , oocratlon by May Ist-Buslness Flat eg lit r in the est. . p. C, April SO. The "t. freight Association has . ,v organized here and o .1. TJie articles of agree--Iniilar in all respects to southeastern Passenger ." f ,r yesterday. ; j'.trrott was elected chair-.i.-soclation;' and Major J. ;.. i lnanenr chairman of the ',,iri. Mr. Parrott was . r.-ral - manager of the -.. n't horn Railway, and is president of the ! Atlantic Ilailroad. The ,: j ani-s wea represented , .. Western, Western of s Mtiv-rn Itaihvay, Baltimore, .. and Richmond Steamboat :;-,uit system. Central of . ri-'ia Southern and Florida, --t Line, Merchants and Transportation Company, :.-l,ip Company, Norfolk iv.. Atlanta, Knoxville and ..!i;ia Railroad, Western and ':.t.t and West Railroad, ni,n Steamship Company, . i.umI, anil Peninsula Ilail- ;.i;a'-ters. will be at Atlanta. ,,itin wil begin operation n V. Hawley, of New York, ..f the Minneapolis and St. . i assistant traffic manager . 4i .. SniiintTii i aciut:, lias xeiunieu . ,r. .s nty-tvvo days' trip to Cali ; .-iiiJher he went to attend the '.- : r.'.-ti n-union of the officials and ! th- Southern Pacific Com ;:i S.iii Francisco. Mr. Hawley !"."'.,: t!l the principal California ,',',,'t jM.int. and on his " way home . , . ..vr in Salt Lake City, Den-v.-' an-1 St.. Louis. "i:!j.in-ss all through the-West, and TTtii uiarly on the Pacific coast, is vir 'v )'..u" said Mr. Hawley, "and so I wan able to judge, the people, .,.v.-- in th Fast were liviner on v,:-. Kvery where." business was very !,r, anl complaints were general !,.! the hard times. Even in San F'anHsto the business depression was rrx noticeable. In Salt Lake, Den wand St. Louis the hard times pre-,..,-. hut the merchants generally honeful that a revival was at band. -. . " - The Pacific roads are not doing a vcrv heavy business. The Central Pad tic is hot moving any tonnage to srak of, for the reason that the min me interests along its line which used ; f.m a great source ot revenue ar not working. On the Southern FacinY copper, however, is king,, and th. road is doing a big business in that metal. The far West shows evidence "f the hard times everywhere. The Dincley. bill is annoying the commercial iran hes, and merchants are anxiously wait inn to see how it will end. .-As to the Minneapolis and St. Louis, w are doing a very good business, althonigh the 'road has just passed ihr.ui,h the worst storm period in fourteen years. Our tonnage is good, find we are doing very well for hard nines." duclnrg the total ... . v.a.uy . iter ar to less than 53,000,000 a year. a iic uwi quamy or everything is used in the manufacture rf iinifm. t ract, It is said they are too good for du rable wear. A huge factory in Pimlico, London, makes a large share of the fur- nlshings, but vast quantities of foot and head gear are bought ready made. Boots and leggings, for example, cost 51,16,0C0 and headdresses, $2a0.000. .The thousands of miles of flannel, linen, calico, cloth, velvet, etc., the mil lions or nuttons, the tons of cotton wool, the billions of cotton, that are made into smart tu nics, tidy trousers and warm shirts cost $2,425,000. The wages paid for making these up are over S6 OOA a wool- of the salaries paid for this branch are excellent for England. The Inspector of clothing receives $6,000, and his as sistants $2,750 apiece, and n r.n An-n the long list. But all this Vast expense is probably much less than the annual nntiav tiat France or Germany makes for keeping uh soiuiers smart m appearance in times of peace. In Germany; for ex ample, exery man in the army is said to have four complete suits f miiitarv clothing. New York Journal. Ex-State Treasurer Arrested. Omaha, Neb., April 30,-T he Sheriff of this county to day arrested ex-State Treasurer Joseph Bartley on the charge of embezzling $201,000 of State money, and he will be arraigned in the Omaha Police Court to answer to the charge. The information upon which the war rant was issued was filed late yester day afternoon by Attorney-General Smith. The warrant was at once drawn up and placed in the Sheriff's hands for service. In. the information Bartley Is charg ed with having converted to his own use the proceeds of a State warrant for $180,000, and the interest is added to it This warrant was for the amount of money appropriated by the 1895 Leg islature to reimburse the sinking fund of the State for a deficiency therein. The history of " the w arrant is inter esting. That amount of money was stolen in 1892 by Charles Mosher, President of the Capitol National Bank of Lincoln, and he served a penitentiary sentence for it. Another appropriation was made to reimburse the fund. After the warrant was drawn the State Treasurer brought it to this city and turned it over to the Omaha National Bank for the purpose of sale. This institution. succeeded in placing it with the Chemical National Bank, of New York city. The proceeds were trans ferred to Bartley, upon whose books however, no account of the receipts of the money has been found. In due course of time the Chemical National Bank returned the warrant to the Omaha National Bank, of this city, for collection. . In response to this call, the State Treasurer proceeded to deposit State funds in the Omaha Na tional Bank until the sum of $201,000 was on deposit. This was the amount of the warrant, together w-ith interest at the rate of 7 per cent. With this money the warrant was du ly taken up, and the accruing interest was paid. A peculiar feature of the case is that Bartley is already out on a SoU.OOO bail bona cnargea witn a shortage Of $500,000. The attorney general says that as this transaction was clearly illegal and occurred in Omaha, the trial must oc cur here. MACHINE II COMPANY. Raleigh. C. And examine the machines before you buy. They will take pleasure in explain ing their merits. . Also, manufacturers and importers of portable and stationary engines and oilers, saw mills, cotton gins, presses, &c. Correspondence solicited. AT HER SON'S GRAVE. Bullet Ends the Sad Lite of a Bereaved Mother. ' New York, Aoril SO. There passed thfuUKh the gates of Greenwood Cem t ttry just about noon yesterday a sad iai t tl, hlue-eyed little woman, no long er vouns. but still retaining in her fea- William - J. .Quinlan, Jr., the cashier of the Chemical National Bank, said last night that the warrant negoti ated by Bartley was purchased by that institution through a bank of Nebras ka in 1895 for $180,000, and that the war rant with accrued interest, -amounting to about $198,000. was paid in full in January of this year. Humming Birds Board a Ship. San Francisco, April 27. A horde of nirates boarded the steamer Walla tuns traces of the beauty that once walla, just now in port here, when she must have i.een ners. fcne wanueieu was fifteen miles off Cape Mendocina. anions the graves for more than an There were about 200 of them, and they hur, ami then climbed to the summit SVVarmed over the vessel, laying about K LooKuut Hill. There is tne marine tnem to right and left; and plunging mausoleum that holds the body or their loner swords into everything that jaints iionion Uennett tne eiaer. UP"" seemed of value. Their gorgeous tift stefs leading to this tomb the wo- pjumage fluttering about the deck iiain sat down tor a last iook at. uie made the ship seem like a bird tan- auty ut hte. the lilies and the pansies p;prs choc for these pirates were I'ltMtmiiig m this place of the dead. his: flock of humming birds with a stiff s v rai of the employes of the ceme- hand breeze behind them. They had ttry' notirrd her ' sittting there, but nurst suddenly out of a dense fog, and ""' or them armroached her. By and Qn0-vitofi nn the vessel at dusk on Fri- siif drew from the little hand satcnei dav -i jir m f ' i" rr .j. e t -n n u n 1 1 mi i ? 1 rA vi if noon v,!,.,, tt . intuitu i auu u in w.av i rnp DlItlH ?trf 1 1 ltri.1 1 iirai ij uvau v r, it ,,n H a phrase in French. It was with hunger and fatigue that they nuthins about 'God never raising her had lost all fear of human beinr.. Thpv had nrobablv been driven on in the dust. A little while after that a gardener Lhore by the land breeze and lost in the at, work nearby heard a shot. Itun- r.:ns to wlu re he had seen the woman s-ithis. ho found her with a bullet hole in her rip tit temple and in her hand a little silver-mounted revolver. She v. as - ti. it mat nospitais Know, it was tjghtly that it c ,Tnl that poverty w as 'not the cause resistance. 't v1' suit Uh - The woman's gown was railrht one in Vark "lue cashmere, cut in the latest matflphP. and --"II. e i nnprr nrn n?- snp wore fog. Some of them perenea on me jirsi solid articles they saw, gave two o? thrpp little easos, and then tumbled ftrar ittaci Rome went straight for thP heads of two or three women pas tas still alive, but unconscious. An setlgers who wore flowers in their hats, atn'oulaiK-e.- hurried with her to the bpan buzzing about them as in- -"iwtcian Hospital, where she died jUstriously as if the flowers container -thin an hour without having spoken. Lptr one flew into the ear of Mr wume most of the cases of self-ae- w s McFarland, and lodged tnere so ouid not gei out wnu- Third mate Hogan his ear and one on his neither bird lost a mo f A. J ill f.rt.l ivfr i r hpp-a r to c i i 1 1 1 iui twu I IIIfllL v , , i a iiT fiiiv 1.1 1 a- i x 1 . I m siri rr . i TC? . , 'oif tuacK maieriai, iniuineu The . cantain ana me vaus-i '.c. . I filllPL'iv fllll Jill w iv - he Wlw .1...,:.J Unn- H. - ... . 3 t,i tco Thpv LI veil ticaiuiyo. - - . nans of wa'ter and bread r s. J IV, i . . io, xiuusuu biicci, nuuu- (ii-iimlis ana jumps " Mlc li J .1 . . 1 KmtViar . . i fill thfiTTlSP VPS . - tiuucicu, nci ui unit i i hiiTis maae iicumc iu n . 'Mn mental depression. Earlv s me of them ate until they were so . - ut v son ana only cnua aiea. fuii that they rolled over oii-mw i r. " All J 4 - V 4 1 V-' V . . I i, I 'J A ' fill llir 1 ' V IV , ....... 1 , ' avt? a,ljnininff the Bennett plot. The at n around them. Lumps of sugar ,V l lrr had never fully recovered from L,w.h tn water were their greates ' Mo a it. on L inese .uicj. ., ' 1 1 v. allace wirtitth o c i ,1 l.imn rT SllSTfcll lit ma ...... :l ninl his wife left him. Mr. Weid- .ua Qt the sugar greedily. The v - quiCKiv aiu tut . rCn itlent5nei last night as Hen- tne half-starv u Wti.iner by her brother, John vroUeb.t out par vl?1";.,01" Xo- 132 Hudsbn street, Hobo- crumls and lun v.;V v ilner had not lived with her unless the lumps were held in i!K-.aT l' f''r'0me time. He was a Are- one's "half-closed hand. Capt. W. ;vV.K nia"ufaeturer, but was ruined in neld a iump of sugar in his mout n 01' Hnpliip lllllu uu Are the strongest and require less repairing than any others now on tue market. Work easy and satisfactory. . They are endorsed by some of the most practical larmmers m the Slate. See ALIEN & CRAM The National Bank of Raleigh, RALEIGH, 2V. O. Capital Paid In, - - Surplus and Undirided Profits, $225,000, 80,000. Officers : ! Cnas. II. Belvin, President. Chas M. Busbee, J. A. Brigs, J. B. Batchelor, Chas. L. Johnson, Vice President. F. H. Briggs, Cashier. Directors : Chas. H. Belvin, Thos, B. Crowder, Chas. E. Johnson, Julius Lewis, F. O. Morlng, W. R. Tucker. Depositors' Security and Protection. Section 5151, from United Staves Ranking Laws.) "The snareholders of every national banking association shall be held individually responsible, equably and ratably, and not one for another, for all contracts, debts, and engagements of such association, to the extent of the amount of their stock therein, at the par value thereof, in addition to tbe amount invested in such shares." TWA I jf lit HARRIS' LOT (Ul 6 'o1 so. We guarantee that onie glass ol Harris' Lithia Carboilated Water Will relieve any case of indigestion in one minute's time, or money refunded; or if taken after each meal will cure any case of indigestion. Read what the noted Dr. Davega, of Chester, S..C, has to say for it : "Mr. J. T. Harris Dear Sir : For the past eight months I have been using Harris' Lithia Water with most excellent results, where I have been able to get my palients to drink a sufficient quantity daily. The Carbonated has no equal in gastric disturoances. In old chronic dyspeptics if you will wash the stomach with salt and water, and half an hour later have youT. patient drink the Carbonated Lithia, you will make many friends and improve many stomachs. It is an excel lent table water. It is an excellent laxative, and is a sure cure for flatulent i . . ... a if r a ffen a Ttf T " ayspepsia. o. jm. y jjua, u SOLD BY J. R. FERRALL-& COMPANY Grocers and Wholea.e Agents for Harthorn Saratoffa Water. Trade Supplied. WORTH YOUR I0TICE! ii,i at Old Point Comfort, while Jantain kept twenty of the birds in a : , Vi: Hved at No. 452 Manhattan hiT- cabin over night, and many of the :'-;npoint. passengers had a dozen each in their. i r, j :,T, 'vt -'u'.er ib. sue attemptea oomc; When tl j,';' ' rs'lf at the srave of her soij 'Point Reyes the a: j 'uy shts- One cut her scalp birds vere liber t-t '. " "v101' entered close to one of tney io0kcd aboi 'tCost Wm thP vessel was close to s the next day most ui liberated, and as swu about and saw- land many he was expected to die, but fl..X dirprtiv to it. But about fifty dia vefed. " Aw-o-o tn risk even so short a journey "rTh. ;;fln wave, and decided to s Great BHtai Over $6,000,000 to gtjjk to the ship. But the sea voyage. Dress Its Soldiers. following the hardships and exhaustion British government ?6,- of the day before, was i too When the I have on hand a very lare stock oi Canned Goods of the very best brand, that I am anxious to dispose of at Very Low Prices, such as Tomatoes, Corn, Early June Peas, Apricots, Peaches, Pears and Cherries. Also have a large lot of nice Virginia and North Carolina Country Meats, which I can offer you cheap. Have endless varieties of Teas and Coffees, Harvey's Pure Leaf Lard, and Tarbell Cheese. Goods promptly delivered. Phone 52. M. ROSENTHAL. PS1 0 1 P 0) THE ONLY REPUBLICAN DAILY NEWSPAPER IN NORTH AR0LINA Incorporated Willi n Capital Jtock of 520, THE TRIBUNE is a AS-column Newspaper, and will be a complete METROPOLITAN JOURNAL. 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C. the T.i ?ssions, however, has Walla Walla came in o hum a eertarn extent the terday the captain still had four hu the uniforms of the raing birds alive, and the passen0,r and cliea. possessions, however, has Walla Walla came into . : nai iiiiii 1 1 ii in i'K to. wucn tne unitorms oi me m me Itinnpd nr sunt tfiorf has OOSt. i as mUBV more ,"lftMS HO eilU Oi fUIlipuv-oicu . - . Pffft?. ' i ini;. Arizona Civiuzaxion r instance; pays for the cloth- rtnvernment f r 'n troops, and also for uni- - Vtant event in the mu- , v 1 V, ' t h men which England sends A cent importa nten . hptter item is about $675,000 nicipa ' Pess of Fnoem from one it tnii me . ra. In,';- '- f m tnmeg home from India, that of the local fsp-- Game vain, ; f Yls to Pd back the full tem nasef a "a? the time-hon-,?L 1th Rothes they wear. well system Pf es a & ut ..." : 1 llient sens 01a ana worn "-x.lzz' f revolvers. A nre r to the second-hand deal-My xne ubv. aJwavs a disclosure that a con- .V'unes in a short time.' 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