: .:. ! -
W atnvats couanav
Canned Meats Just In.
Try Welchs Grape Juice
Boneless Ptg-feet, Chicken, Turkey,
Ham, Tonjiue, Dried Beef, Sausage,
x Tripe, Corn Beef, Hamburg -teak,
Veal Loaf, Shrimp, Lobster, Deviled
Crabs, Salmon and Sardines.
Red (Messina) O
Soda and Sbamrec
The best ice cream to be
the city is found at
N. P. MURPHY.
WEATHER FORECASTS Fair tonight; shower?, cooler Wednesday-
Plummer's Foun
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VOL. IX. ! SALISBURY, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1901. NO
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
DR.
AND MBS. WHITEHEAD STUN
NED BY IT.
No Pa rticula rs are available, Though
Neither the Dr. i or Mrs. Whitehei
are Seriously Ir jured.
Word was received here yester
day that Dr. and Mrs. John White
head, who are spending the month
at Sapphire, N. C , were struck by
lightning early in the week.
The letter in which thi3 infor
mation was conveyed does not give
any of the particulars, but gives
the gratifying assurance that both
Dr. and Mrs." Whitehead were
only stunned and have recovered
from the shock.
Will L
DR. HALL TONIGHT
bcture at the Tabernacle Hers
j To-Night.
RovJ Dr. William Edward Hall,
of NevJ York, a lecturer of nation
al reputation,- will deliver h'is fa-
mous lecture on "Yesterday, To-
Day and Forever,." at the taher
nacle tb night at 8:30 o'clock. Dr
Hall his charmed S large audiences
in Charlotte, Wilmington and oth
er iNorth Carolina cities and is
known from Canada to Mexico
The lecture tonight will be free
and everybody is invited' to come
out.
MIDNIGHT ASSAULT.
BRIEF ITEMS.
TWO YOUNG WOODLEAF MEN AR
RESTED TODAY.
News Items of Interest too Short for
a Head.
A RUPTURE 0C0ORS. chables uttek aerested. RUSSIA TO GRE!
IHTEEEUPTIONTO SETTLEHEHT Of
4n I IU.U OliilOi DiaiiVL.
Taken Back to Columbia. S. C . Last
Night fjr Trial.
Charged With Breaking Oat The
1 Windows of Mr. George Jacobs at
Verble. - ' j
Charles Utter, who is wanted in
Columbia, S. C, for participating!
in a not and for whom the officers
Sheriff Julian received a tele-
In Honor of Miss Foust.
Miss Minnie Templeton enter
tainted a large circle of friends last
Friday evening in honor of Miss
Lillian Foust, of Salisbury. Re
freshments were served and all
spent a delightful evening, says
the Mooresville correspondent of
the Statesville Landmark.
Mr Spence to Re' urn.
Air. iHarry. Spence, who lived
in oau.joury aoout hiteen years
ago, will 1 return to Salisbury this
week
Kichm
Rolling
the Streets.
Machinists to Birmingham.
Superintendent of Motive Power
W. II. Thomas, of the Southern,
arrived in Salisbury last night with
a party of machinists, about 20
in number, on their way' to Bir
mingham, Ala., to work in the
Southern shops there. They came
through on No. 35.
A Baptist Meeting
Rev. G. W. Kefd, assisted by
by Kev. C. W. Propst, of Wake
Forest, will begin a meeting roxt
Sunday and continue through the
week, at Calvary Baptist church.
Mr. Sr Oat. .
Mr. T. Clayton Brown, who has
been confined to his room with a
slight attack of malaria 'since his
return from South Carolina, is
able to be out again, his many
friends will be pleased to learn.
The atreet ctusher has been op
erating
two day
tie good
The Cig
Severjal
who hiJve
live. He has been in
nd for several years past.
on the streets for the past
crushing the granite on
the main thoroughfaies. But lit-
can be done, however, to
the streets already macadamized.
rette Tax
Salisbury
heretofore
merchants
been hand
ling cigarettes will discontinue
selling them on account of the $5
tax imposed by the the State.
Sheriff Julian will make the rounds
this wee
the required tax of $ 5 will be pro-.
hibited lirom selling cigarettes.
The same law applies to pistols
and guns.
k and all who fail , to pay
Dr Hallfs Lecture.
Kev. Dr. Wm. Edward Hall, of
New York, who lectures at the
i
tabcrnadle tonight has been in
Salisbury before and was greeted
rjy a crqwaeo
of Spencer were
delighted with
him on he occasion of his lecture
here this week. The admission at
the tabernacle tonight is free and
evervboklv in Salisbury should5
hear Dri Hall.
Dr. Stedden Here.
Dr. Rice P. Stedden, of Knox
ville, Tenn., was in the city this
morning. Dr. Stedden . is in
charge of all the quarantine work
with reference to cattle in the
territory east of the Mississippi
river. He left on the Western
train for Knoxville.
Phifer Eamily Reunion.
The death of Mrs.
What's in a Name.
Henrietta Higgenbotham, col
ored, of Gold Hill, has had a war
rant issued for a male friend and
the officers are looking for him.
If there is anything in the senten-
tiousnessof a name Henrietta was
doubly protected. But she wasn't,
hence the warrant.
Higgenbotham is good!
brought the Phifer family togeth
er for the first time in ID years
since the death of their father,
Mr. William F. Phifer. There
are seven children in an oi tne
ate Mrl Phifer: W. W., R. S.,
G. M. Phifer, Mrs. M. C. U,uinn,
Miss Cfrdilia Phifer, Mrs. J. P.
Durant and Mr. E. W. Phifer.
The "children" dined under the
parental roof today, together, for
he first! time since the death of
it ,
their father.
The A'heville Excursion.
The band boys are very much
nrmrrtorfitl over the prospects of
a, successful venture in their ex
cursion to Asheille on August
14th. It is believed hat this will
be the most successful excursion
ever run to Asheville, as it will
probably be the only one chartered
for the summer.
For Rent Several nice cot
taes on north Main street. Ap
ply to T. P. Johnston.
Order Your Cream Tc-Day.
Send your order in when you
want ice cream. Phone 25'. De
livered from 7 a. m. to 11 p. re
Orders for Sunday must be sent in
Saturday-. Special attention to
lawn parties and church festivals.
John Howard
Corner of Lee and Kerr Stsj
phone message this morning from J ton, was in the city this morning
Mr. George H. Jacjbs, of Verble, n ms waJ lo Mocfcsville.
askinsr him ; to arrest Wesley Miss Flow, of Monroe Jand Mrs
. - i '
Gibbons and C. F. Barrmger for James Rfchard, of, Wilmington,
destruction to his property be- are visiting Mrs. John W. Davis.
tween 11 and 12 o'clock.
Deputy Rice and another deputy
went up to Woodleaf and arrested
the two men early this morning
bringing them in to Salisbury.
The facts in the case as stated by
Mrs. Jacobs are: "About 11 o'clock
last night Gibbons and Barringer
called at our house after we had
retired and called out that they
wanted to buy a whip. Mr.
Jacobs runs a store in the same
buildiDg in which he Iive3 and
delivers the1 mail I told them
that we would not sell anything so
late in the eight and asked them
to leave. When I made my
quest Gibbons began rocking
Mrs. O. J. Ludwick went
Cleveland this morning on a visit.
Wm. Barker. Sr. left thi morn J Strikers Consider Morgan's Terms
ingfor Waynes ville, to spend a uuln8 Cia have been diligently searching for
the past month, has been caught
and passed through Salisbury last
fittsburg, Pa , July 31. That night on his way to Columbia in
THE CZAR SENDS PERSON
SAGE TO PRINCE GEOI
month.
E. E. Raper, Esq , of Lexing
If any Desigas on Crete are.
Open Hostilities.
Vienna, July 31.- The
an open rupture occurred in the charge of Detective W. G. Bald- correspondent of Deutsche
i c i -wr
peace negotiations in the sessions W1U UI IW)anoKe v a- m a telegram stetes that t
m . . . i kini in i v uimr ina m onninioro'
ot the legislative board last night . , V -7 TC . . . sian eovernment has addrr
i ISrriKfi nprft I f-tjr vhn moa rra Af i
y ithe strikers, went to Columbia r",uwo uuw w ureew
Miss Margie Long returned last Nourned is said to meet at the and was charged with aiding and her that any attempt to seiz
night from Asheville, after spend-1" Secretary Williams, which abetting a riot that-occurred at would prove disastroua.
lag a month there with friends. is indicative that new terms will tne Southern shops there. The Nicholas, the corresDondet
Murray Massey went to Wins- be asked and submitted at the ro!a;nbia State f aid at the time hatJ sent a pergonal mes
ton this morning, to ppend the next session or no session will be
i
Uav. klrl TU. i . li-t-.i
v I uvau. aijc iiciici I r A 1 1 1 nm.. ii I I hi. i i d. i Fi - l . ... 1
t uui m a suorc wniie ana naa
that Vim man .knf in 1n IT.
, v ,.o cwc lu ..ud ioS. uo p,:nno n . r,
I Cam ft tr !Sa hannrv frnm, I V nmhio I .
Jbor stout men shoes conducive I the officials are on their way toi
to comfort, at The Burt Shoe Cleveland to organize the Crescent
btore' Tin Plate Works of that city into
Mary Bell Canup and Samuel the Amalgamated Association. At
iinup have goue to Woodside to
spend a few days.
Mrs. W. L. Miller and children,
who have been visiting at Alex-
re andria, Va., returned home last
the niht.
house and every pane in one win- Miss Annie Bingham returned
dow was demolished. Finally last night from Jackson Snrimrs.
tney leit amid a shower .of oaths
and we had them arrested."
The dilapidated window that
they had shattered was brought
to town, i
The trial was held before Esq.
D. M. Miller today. Gibbons
has j-ist recently returned to Row-
present there is nothing less than
him to prevent any sue
not been 6een here since. His ar- project.
rest was due to the persistency of
Detective Baldwin and Chief of SCARED BY WILD HAI
Police J. B. Akers, of Danville.
Mr. Utter stated to Salisbury A Strange Creature Terrifjir
friends that he would be hack
open dehance of the Morgan trust, here in a few days
One of the local leaders said it is f He has been working in a ma
understood that the legislative chine shop at Chilocarthy, Ohio.
bod V is more wi! liner to rnntinno
J " I riDP IT fATT TTTTT
than to accept
desperate finish J
the humiliating mr.
where she has been spending the j terms offered by Morgan through
past two weeks. J the national officers. In this stand
Peterson & Rulfs can give you it is said the members of the board
something nice in a slipper at are supported by the majority of
John Morgan's Residence
Burned to the Ground
Is
75c, $1 and $1.25
them.
Call and see
Mrs. E. W. Tatum and 6on,
an uf ter serving with Uncle Sam v a,ter Low, left this morning to
in the Philippines. spend a few weeks visiting in
After a hearing, 'Squire Miller Davie county.
bound Gibbons over to court un- Mrs. Fralev. and Mi3s Sonhie
tfera $200 bond and his companion Heiurich, of this city, and Miss
under a 5oU bond. Mr. Jacobs Mar v Moose, of ML Pleasant, left
also swore out a
agminst Gib bon B.
peace warj
the Amalgamated Association.
MAY SUE RAILROAD.
Young Mr Morgan's Peop'.aTalk of
Bringing Suit. -
The heirs of young Charles
Morgan, who was killed at Spen
cer last week, are talking of bring-
rma juuug rrmtr
LUTHERAN REUNION.
Smith, who was with Morgan at
CanuD. who has been visiting her
grandmother in the county for the in "me, am noi auacn any oiame
nc An. tnrnH hnmp this to tne raiiroau in me siaiemeoi
f" " ' J "5 I , ,
mat ne maue.
A "Rior O.rn-arH Will trn t.i f!hin HrftV
" b - o" - - - mormnor.
1 l Tnmnrrnw. "
j -!; - Mrsi George Goodyear and
A big crowd will go down from mother, Mrs. A. M. Weyer, have
Salisbury tomorrow morning to gone on a visit to relatives in
attend the annual reunion of the Knoxville, Tenn., where they will
It has been learned since his
death that Morgan anticipated
beating the train out of Salisbury.
W
bite has Ijutnerans f orth Carolina. The spend several weeks.
AUSTIN'S BOND MADE.
greater part of the crowd will go
on No. 11, 1 which leaves here at
11:20 and which arrives at China
Grove at 11:35. Several addresses
will be delivered during the day
and the occasion promises to be
an event in the history of Luther
anism in North Carolina.
ckirtH.
r '
skirts and
Mr. Porter at Troutman
Says the Troutman correspon-
i . r .1 ci. T J 1 .
dent ox me oiaiesviue xjunumara:
Mr. Robert Porter and wife, of
Salisbury, are visiting Mr. Tan
Goodman. "Bob" was born and
bred at this place and everybody
Mr. Linton on Local-
l kXfoliof Yt ' T,;ntnn who bas
'A - u fl);0u'r JnA i is g'ad to see the old boy.
een fii'ing on the bansbury and " .
;
Snencet yards, now has a run on
the loc
lotto.
Miss B
Mis
who hhs
medici
weeK8
much
lair Returns.
Mary Blair;
I
Addre
An
Ll f rom Salisbury to Cbar-
Th e Discipline Just
Every Friday the Principal and
five teachers hold "Appeal Meet
ing" when any boy aggrieved by
. i. i-! u:, ' : i .,
nf Monroe. a lel,UIl UJ ! 1J11" wuoiolw
heen in Sa isburv for -'""J . r '
I (Uon i-f rornnirPfl la nirhtofl at
. . A X ...... ... . I J LUUJ AX i. WUfWVA, .J w
ireaimeni lur (ciai '
returned home last night,
A new lot of walking
dress skirts nice silk
tailor made suits just received at
Mrs. Fink's. See her ad in to
day's Sun. v'
"Won in-a-walk" 6hoes for men,
and "College-woman-walkin g
shoes" are particularly adapted to
meet the most exacting require
ments of high class trade prices
$3.50 to $5. Burt Shoe Store.
Miss Daisy Graham,: of Salis
bury, who had been visiting at
Mr. J. A. Wise's, returned home
yesterday. She was accompanied
by Mrs Thos. Kerr i and Miss
Maggie Wise, says the Statesville
and mark.
His Bond For $200 is Now in Ashe
ville.
Rev. J. F. Austin
this morning
The two-story residence of Mr.
John Morgan at Gold Hill was
destroyed bv tire Sundav nio-ht
. r,
shortly after midnight. How the
tire originated is yet a mystery.
Mr. 'Morgan left home Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and there
was no fire in the house at the
time. He thinks the fire was the
work of an incendiary.
The loss is partially covered by
insurance.
People
Cleveland, Ohio, July 31
people of Berea, a suburb
terror over the frequent t
ance of a wild man who
children, women and eve
when he dosen't nfeet a f orc
;8 of great statue and runs
almost naked. He is agile
deer and in intervals of cj
human beings climbs trej
chatters like a monkey. . At
to capture him have pre
failure.
SHOWERS TOnORROTT,
An Entertainment to be Given For
Benefit of the Monument.
Partly Cloudy Tonight "V7itl
sional Showers Tomorrow
Washington, July 31
casional showers in the v
and central portions. Cool
night in central portion. 1
rn Cross Chapter of day, partly cloudy and pr
of the Confederacy, showers. Cooler in the w
and central portions. Lir
fresh south westerly winds.
The Southern
the Children
will give an entertaiment at the
residence of Captain T. B. Beall,
corner of Horah and Fulton sts.,
next Friday evening, beginning
at 8 p. m. Refreshments will be
served on the beautiful grove
lawn, and unusually fine composi
tions of music vocal and instru
mental will be continously per
BRUTALLY BEAT WIFE
A White Man in the East War
a Board on His Wife, j
received a telegram from Asheville formed,by someof the best fitted of
stating that his bond for $200 had Salisbury's host of musical adepts.
been made and would be forward- Uir kelson V. Taylor will play
ed to Salisbury soon. several artistic violin solos 4 Miss
As soon as his bond for the Bessie Henderson will give a
felony charged against him here dramatic recitation of rare power
Officers Eagle and Monro
.1 -1 1 1 p
10 me resiaence 01 a wmie t
the East ward yesterday
in answer to a 'phone ca
When they arrived on the
they found the man's wife
in the house crying bitterly
is arranged. Mr. Austin will be
taken to Randolph county.
MR- MXUBBINS DYING.
Mr J- Sam'l. McCubbins Called to bis
Father's Bedsida.
Salisbury is to Have Chamber of Com
merce Soon.
Bingiiaru School.
m proved.
3 Po&tpon?d ,
1 1 ' ; 1
hddress to have been deliv
ered llist night to the Jr. O. UJA
M. was nostDdned on account of
spiall attendance. The ad
dreBshvill nrobablv be delivered
1
some time in Ausust by Rev. H
L. Atlkins. - . .
Street Cab Swicegood can
furnish comfortable and quick ser
vice. 'Phone-bwicegood's Jewel
ry Store. Phone 239.
Deservedly popular Blue Rib
bon extracts.
was very low and not expected to years
The Salisbury correspondent of i;ve. Mr. McCubbins left this
- - .
the Raleigh Post says: morning for his fatherV home.
"Salisbury is at last to have a The latter gentleman is 77 years
chamber of commerce.
m. 1
being taken by our leading busi- tne news of his critical illness will
neso men to organize a chamber, ly received with profound regret.
with the object of advertising
When you want a modern, up-to-date
yhys;c, try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
are easy to take and pleasant in
effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples
free at Plummer's drug store. j
Those famous little pills,
De Witt's Little Risers compel
your liver and bowels to do their
"rlntv. thus oriviDsr vou pure, rich
""V 1 r- r
pure4
blood to recuperate your
Are easy lo u.ke. JNever
James Piummer.
body.
gripe,
FoJ teams or street cab, phone
258.
bury
it, ad
is.
J. M. Steele.
Will Remain Here.
1
As ( stated in yesterday's Sun
that Chan Lee. the Chinese Laun-
drvnfan. was croinsr to' leave Salis-
! there "is eo iounaauon 10
Chan is goit g stay where be
The rumor is a false one. He
To The Public, p
I have opened a tinware and
hone furnishing business in the
shop occupied by the lafe C F
na&er on lviain sireei. opeciai
attention will be given to roofing,
guttering and distillery copper
work. Experienced mechanics,
work guaranteed. Give me a call.
J. M. Beaver.
has no idea of leaving.
It i3 easier to keep well than
get cured. De Witt's Little .bar Iy
Risers taken now and then, will al-
wayn keep your bowel? in perfect
ordc r. They never gripe but pro
mob s an easv gentle action. James
1 r
Plurbmer.
stop throwing meney away.
Blue Ribbon lemon, and vanilla go
twice as far. ) .. :
"I am indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my present good
health and my life. I was treated
in vain by doctors for lung trouble
following la grippe. I took One
Minute Cough Cure and recover
ed mv health." Mr. E. H. Wise
Madison, Ga. James Plammer.
and fascination. The names of r . , ,
, . . A . . . . . ly baaten by her husband x
other bright participants on the ' . . ,
program will be given later on. As h .
this entertainment is given in aid J
of the Confederate Monument.,. . , ,,j
fund, a voluntarily admission fee ' . , .. nn r i
After delivering aever
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
will be gladly and gratefully re
ceived at the entrance gate. A
very general attendance is earnest-!
Mr. J. Sam'l McUubbins was
polled to ie hedside of his father.
Mr. John A. McCuobins, of Davie ly invited, and every ettort will De
mnnlv this mormncr. mUB w ujimj iuD - &
V, .J, - . . , Jl- U.
TKn moceorra received hv Air. I Oresent eniOymeni oUU ti. UBUJ4".-
Auy "J I . - ,
Mr-Hnhhi-na stated that his father ful memory ior many
ture to the prisoner this mc
Mayor Boy den fined him f.
costs. The fine was paid.
future
To Summer In The Mountain 1.
Mrs. Li. L. Lunn and f
i
accompanied by Mrs. J. B.
Order distilled water ICtt ol " 1
crvstal clearness from the Salis- Caldwell county, where.
Ll 19 yvai a I . ,1 monilfnc. I T.nnn Uaa rontjul a nttmrra s
Steps are old and 13 well known here, where . npra mmm M.?nl
l-U w AM m UJ M mmy 1
mountains until the latter p
i
Great favorites, Blue Ribbon September.
and upbuilding the town." 1 You'll be good friends at once
The matter of organizing a with Blue Kiboon lemon ana va-
i . i
Aknmkafi nm m 1 J n? I I v I nil la.
Extracts.
taking shape and the body will
probably be constituted by the
last of August.
I Do You
Think it too
Three Diet From Safflciti
New York, July 31.H
ool j members of the familv of
Apply to
Inniss street.
Street Cab.
Any one desiring a nice street
cab phone Dixie Studio, No. 226, test.
J. H. Ramsay, proprietor, con
ducted by his brother, Albert Notice to Business Men.
Ramsay.
Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
are cheapest for the best.
warm for a
For SALE:-Three good work smoke, well, if you do not, Buer- McCo were k:iIed and Mr
1 1 U II kolho mnafnrthOfiPrnsinn. "
nurses auu twu numa wj'"- usuui uao two r. j i -i kki. :;.,,-J
nul llrawn S,mt.h oil Hn.ls hr r. O V6. anD 8retC. WJ -.uju.
tr. with nm her and otter moutn- nre in moir lenemeni ut,
V(vi I
pieces, with cases and without, Brookh n at 3 o'clock this
Blue Ribbon extracts best by from 5 cents to 5 dollars, not i off ing
or $ on, Dut goou vtuue mi guuu
money.
A new lot of writing paper in
boxes, from 5 cents per box up-
I am prepared now to do all wards.
kinds of sign painting. Signs Tf. VOu need anything in glass-
painted on barns, rocks and boards, hvare . Buerbaum has almost any
on public roads. When wanting j thine you need these hot summer
Real Estate: For bargains in
Real Estate see Maupin Bros., of
fice Overman bldg., phone 25b.
" Trv it and be convinced the
best bread you ever ate at T. L.
Swink's Cakes and pies to match,
fresh rve bread each day, corner
of Main and Council streets.
work of this kind give me a call
Jeff Thompson
How to Get Married And Stay
The above is the subject
lecture to be given at the
nacle Friday night. Now, i
can get married, how to st
the problem: but let us tet
how. Anyone can sta-
r
The extract problem solved.
Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla are
best made. -
Colored border handkerchiefs for
ladies ties at Reid'sr
aays. ir , household it
IWI I -r rr W lAtO -kT thoro 1 fa I I I i ' "
sizes, ice cream saucers, fruit UI AV fw
bowls. : bve ialS.Z 'eP
I a -y-v1 o in No lianniv
If anything is needed m lamp . J at 1Q nUi
goods you will find most anything J -
here.
And Buerbf.um makes the pic No question about it, Bk
ture frames for all the people. bon lemon and vanilla are t