SALISBURY DAILY SUN. (DAIL.Y EXCK1T SUNDAY.) JOE X. ROUECHE, CLINT. . BROWN. Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION RATES : One Year, Six Months, Three One Month, One Week. $1.00 2.00 1.00 .35 .10 Delivered by Carriers to any part of the city witnout extra cost. I?or advertising rates apply to the publishers Office over Burt's shoe store, on Main street, Entered at postofflce secouu-class matter Railroad Guide Below is a connensea scnedule of the departure of passenger trains from Salisbury by the scnedule which went into effect July 4tn. , 2nd DIVISION. NORTHBOUND. No 6, Norfolk, leaves ' 7:10 a m ro 36, Fast Mail, leaves . 10:47 a m "No 12, Local, leaves 8:15 p m .No 38, , Vestibule, leaves . 9:35 p m 2nd DIVISION. SOUTHBOUND. No 37, Vestibule, leaves 8:17 a m No 11, Local, leaves 9:37 a m No 7, Charlotte, leaves 8:15 p m No 35, Fast Mail, aves 8:50 p m 3rd DIVISION. "WESTBOUND. No 11 Local, leaves y:55 a m Nolo Chattanooga, leaves 8:55 pm No 12 Local arrives .7:40 pm No 16 Chatano'oga, arrives 7:00 am YADKIN. No 48. (Ex. Sund iy) arrives 9:30 a m No 47. (Ex. Sunday) leaves 12:30 pm Airfreight trains carry passengers, f . Salisbury, iSL C., Feb'. ti4, 189S. LOOKS -iNOW UKE WAR. The movements at Washington look now like war. Consul Gen eral Lee will arrive at Key West, perhaps, to-day. He has infor mation relative to the Cuban sit? nation which is regarded as too grave to entrust to the. cipher code. A report was current that he had been recalled but this was denied by General Lee. Gen. Russell A. Alger, secretary of war, who has been recuperating at Old Point Comfort, returned to Washington yesterday and took charge of the War Department. The monitor "Terror'" left Nor folk yesterday for New York. The naval military,acting under or dersf rotii Adjutant General Hous ton, will leave Jacksonville today on a military . mission down the coast to" locate signal stations at available points. Major General Merritt of the Department of the East, left yesterday for an inspection of the defenses along the 'Atlantic, south of New York. The national guard is recruiting all over the country. Major General Roe, commander of the national guard of New York, was in conference with Captv Miller, commanding the State battalion naval reserves, and stated that he could mass thirteen thousand eight hundred men in New York,' ready for ser vice, in ten hours.- The Navy De partment is looking over the list of warships which might possibly j i be bought from the various gov- j ernments with a view of probably purchasing some of them in the event of a war emergency. The War Department yesterday tiled reports from all the southern rail ways giving estimates of the num ber of men and quantity of muni tions of war 4,hey could move in a given time at short notice". The Holland submarine torpedo boat, being built in Baltimore, will be completed this week, in response to secret orders received from the government at Washington. All of which is portentous of war." - ' ' the sion say say notJ to t bommitted say "There is no f u- A Boston girl who mysteri sentiment;" not a bit. One ously disappeared from her home UTl.. j. ' . ,. a year ago, reappeared as mvs- "It is for the convention to . J . n 1 ' . J . whether fusion or teriously a few days ago, to at a i ; AUB1U" tend the funeral of her father. Another says "the keynote who had , a standing reward of be campaign is county work, $10,000 to any one who should i - - . tr n mm'f Jifv- in the Le?isla- discover her. turei" While not a few people construed National Chairman The people-of this country , t , , , .. 1 , " i. - should be satished with the two Jones' aauress io menu a uu&nu , ; x - ,i extremes wmeu uuw prevail me the party s coldness of the Klondike and the for the dropping o nanje, committeeman ) on that warmth of matters in Cuba and the night, who discussed- that matter Havana harbor. You can get ei pre und of course they would in no wise ty freely, said they did not so ther hot or cold, just as you pre- brstand. his meaning, and that fer- party name. In a one member said ! John Wanamaker, who was drawn as a juror for the February term of the United States district a straight, square and sharp court in Philadelphia, promptly surrender the stirring speech i that . i . . -. . . . i . i light must be made; that such ar put in an appearance ana remain coulse will gain votes,- and that ed in court throughout the day in I . i therl if there is defeat it will be U1 capacity a j.uui honorable defeat. This sentiment was T heartily applauded. io Sun there is no n fusion. is giau to note that lications so far of An exchange wants to know 5 if "a beautiful woman" arrested in New York for shoplifting is a "kleptomaniac." Verv likelv. If she was a plain, every day woman, she might be considered an ordi nary thief. A Washington special sensational report's having 41 t Md expressed the belief that a conflict iudore of the United States Court between the United States and fori the Eastern District of Vir- Spain was imminent, the iittention ginia, has tendered his resigna- of the Senator was called to them. He emphatically denied them, say ing:: ( "1 do not believe there is uiything in the Maine incident or myth n our tion, to take effect March 4. The proportion of men and women in France is more equal Cubfc that will farm los relations to Spain regarding tlmn in any otQer COuntry in the y of the opinion that the ex- on of the naval court of the same conclusion." The statement issued by the British foreign office in regard to the tesults obtained by British liplomacy at stan lead to war. I am Maine' was due to world, there being 1,007 women to every 1,000 men. an accident, and I think that the inquiry will reach ial rains. opened to all next j That is Pekin shows sub Tbe internal high- wav4 of trade in China are to be he world in June to say, where for- Blew Her Father's Head Off. Nebraska JCity, Neb. , Feb. 23. Mary Kuwitzky, a 17-year-old girl, to-day blew her father's head off-with a shotgun while he was asleep. The father came home drunk and chased the family out of the house with a butcher knife and threatened to kill them. He was finally pacified and induced to go to bed. It is supposed that terror irom the occurrence or NEWS OF THE DAY. Telegraphic News Condensed for the Conven ience of Hasty Readers. eigners are now allowed by treaty . , , . . w Ji , J v. AJ mi this kind drove the girl to use native boats ouly, they will insane. She has been arrested. the hands of a Ion 2 port pow er. as British exceeds An Indian's Bride. herehfter be allowed to use steam- ers. ji l ue control oi tne ninese maritime customs is to remain in British subject so Great Falls, Mont., Feb. 23. trade in Chinese Major fuller, agent of the Black that of any other feet Indians, has issued an order prohibiting Mrs. Garret White s the ihvestifiration of the s - - , 1 causes of the explosion which de stroyed the United States battle ship Maine at Havana progresses, fullbloode(i pierand Indian. A I JI i . 1 J . I ' ine enauces are i ear(ieu as more remote that the evidence will show that mucn from living on the reservation. " Mrs. White is the white woman who, a month ago,, while a teacher in the Fort Shaw Indian school, eloped with and married White, a She is a sister of Rev. C. C. Bateman, jirmv frKnnlnin nt Fort Bfdkrmh. fit was an accident. Lhere is i Ai , , . x suppressed excitement in Af Wl ; , x L. 11 hitiden. ivlrs. V hite nns hpftn com- Tlnriinn wliori n nricita l'c oYntVf ci I . T. 7 . T . . . . pellea to accept a position as quirV position waitress in a hotel at Dupuyer to support herself and husband. The American Ordinance Com panMl of Bridgeport, Conn., has received by te president at.W for forty rapic for. The guns in about three Three members of the family of James Arthur, of Orillia, Ont., a Rama township settler, lost their lives in a tire which destroy ed their home. Mrs. Arthur and two sons, aged nine and ten years, rfsnprrti vp.1v. vvp.rpi th virtim already been called rr. ,u i , . ,. , . , , lhe mother lost her life trying to will all be delivered .u . . months. zrr:'7::: ? -r ? . i au eig,uLt;eu-year-oiu tiaugnier, ana the father were seriously burned. egraph f rom its vice ashington an , order -firing six-pounder Hotchkiss guns. The order is for quick delivery, and the forgings for them have The Gastonia Gazette learns that rapid progress cons line is being made in the truction of the narrow gauge between Newton amVHickory. ljuck,en & Co Qhica and t I lilt rrn L- tt n 1 1 cr r hnnrlt! nro J Several large squads of hands .are at work on different parts of the line, f The contractors expect to complete their work by the first of Free Pills. Send your address to H. E. a NO FUSION SENTIMENT. The meeting of the Democratic State executive committee, on the evening of the 22nd, is regarded . t as conservative. It left the party, policy, says the correspondent of the Charlotte Observer, to the State convention. Members of industry behind him. Sunday's New York World has pict ires and a sketch of the life of Hu.h and Hector McLean, of Har tictt conn ty, the two oldest twii s in the world. They were in Italeigh some weeks ago, ancl suffered no tatigue from their drive of twenty-eight miles. They have never married. Investigate you will find a lot of sense and a 4 'luck" man and free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will con vince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they have been proven inyaluable. Tjbey are guaranteed to be per fectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vege table. They do .not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly in vigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box". Sold by Theo. F.jKluttz & Co., druggists. A nice line of Dresden floss and Filo silk received to-day at Reid & Harry's. Scurvy has broken out among the miners at Dawson City. Gen. Lee denies that he intends to leave Havana for Washington. Bands of desperadoes are steal ing sheep by thousands in New Mexico. The Virginia Senate defeated the bill to nominate Senators by primary election. Repairs on the Monitor Terror and the torpedo boats at Ae Norfolk-navy yard are completed. Over 20,000 men are affected by the Illinois miners' strike, and the coal market is badly crippled, .Electric cars are running on a part of the lines, of the Capital Traction Company, Washington, IVC. . 'Storms were so severe yester day that the telegraph wires be tween New York and Boston were down. Musical Composer L. O. Vin cent took morphine and commit ted suicide in a hospital at Chica go, 111. The Mardi Gras carnivals in NewOrleans, Mobile and Mem phis closed with brilliant scenes of festivity. y ... London, Feb. 23. The govern ment Cutters have been capsized in a gale off Wells, Norfolk, drown ing eleven persons. ;. Richard Allen and Tom Holmes were lynched at Mayfield, Ky., ast night. Allen robbed a house and Holmes killed his wife six months ago. The British ambassador at Paris k. ' - ias been assured by the French minister of foreign affairs that French troops have not advanced into Sokoto, in West Africa. A syndicate of American and English capitalists, it is stated, will build a railroad! to a point on the Yukon river, from which the Klondike gold regions can be easi ly reached. ' A special from Aiken, S. C, says the condition of Mrs. Wm. C. Whitney, who was recently thrown from a horse while in a fox chase, is serious, paralysis having set in. Wasiupgton's mm ; www m i i m 4.vi t i .r tdown the prices Is nnw nrininallv a q tKp- hirthda V of an nOH- est man--a Tian who never told a lie. We fully realize that this is the highest praise that can be given anyone and we never allow even a misleading word used in our ad- vertising. When we say prices are cut way down we mean it. We are offering along with our many bar- gains, some samples and narrow toed Shoes on which the prices are cut almost yone half. Gome and see them. urt mm MI n D Mammoth Do Not Fall to Visit W n Oi l I) A bomb exploded in Paris yes terda3r at the residence of the for mer president of the Chamber of Commerce, Messine. Serious dam age was done but there was no loss of life. Thomas Ford, of Alma, Harlan county. Neb., who last week cut the throat of his brother-in-law, escaped from jail yesterday and killed four men before he was overpowered. .Railroad workmen near Water town, N. Y., broke the ice in a creek to get a drink and found un derneath the corpse of Hugh Fitz patrick, a cheese maker, who lived near Philadelphia, N. Y. The court of inquiry into the Maine disaster continued its inves tigations yesterday; nothing was divulged; the divers recovered a number of bodies and many val uables from the wreck. The Fry block, at Waynesboro, Augusta county; Va.s including the opera house, Masonic lodge rooms, and, several stores w7ere destroyed by tire yesterday. Loss not stated. Little insurance. Henry Williams, a negro, aged 25, has 'shot and killed Miss Ethel Gray, a white girl, at Oaklan, Gal., yesterday. The negro was a desperate character. He is , said to have been infatuated with the .girl. "; !: . : . i -was a Austin Gollaher, who boyhood companion of Abraham Lincoln, died at Ilodgenville, Ky., yesterday, aged ninety-three years. They were born on, adjoihing farms and attended school togeth- Gollaher, at the risk , of his er. own life, once saved Lincoln from drowning. I Furniture Emporium. Words fail to describe the beauty of oiir Furniture in design, up holstery' or perfect finish. Our Library Tables, 'Book Cases, Leather j Couches and Leather Chairs are rick and ornamental, as well as durable arid eminently useful. Our Curio Cabinets are what the collectors of specimens need. ' 1 He has the largest stock in the city to select from, and while his goods are new, stylish and: up to date in every particular, his ;"PRIGES -AliE THE lOWEST. J - . : - I " ll ' .- ' .. ' A Specialty.! He has a line of Caskets; Burial Kobes, tjtc., unsurpassea in tne tate. I Personal attention given to ELIBALLIING AND DIRECTION OF FUNERALS with an elegant line of "IT nQbC3Lj?P 3tn We hme SI Going it $1.50 bagain sale all the year Found See styles in our window, at $1.50. UIU1B & c2a 4 ,

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