SULPHO-MAGNESIA LITHIA
Mineral Water.
This is not a salt watei but, the
lightest and purest water known.
Natures Remedy for Indigestion
and Kidney troubles.
On draught at
Plummer's Fountain.
WEATHER FORECAST I Partly cloudy and warmer, tonight; Friday fair.
SALISBURY, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1901.
VOL. X.
NO. 1C9
Fine Pears, Malaga
Grapes, Oranges, Ap
ples, basket Grapes,
and a fine line of
C A N DIES - at
N. P. MURPHY.
Iff 11
COMING Oil A SPECIAL
A PARTY OF 80 TO VISIT WHITNEY
REDUCTION WORKS.
Will Come Down to Salisbuiy on a
, Special Train and Will Spend ten
Days There.
' - ' . -
A laree nartv. consisting of 80
- distinguished and .wealthy .men
from tne Eastern otaies, win arrive
in Salisbury on the 2nd of .Novem
ber and will ffo direct to Hhe
Whitnev Reduction Works near
Gold Hill. v "
: The Dartv will come to Salis,
-a
bury on a special train and will
STecd about "10 days as the
euests of Capt. E. B. C. Hain-
bley.
Mr. Hambley is having a house,
to acc mmodate 100 people, built
especially for thefr entertainment.
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.
Seme one Attempts to Enter
rfr
Marah's R sidence. .
An atttmpt'was made to burg
larize the residence of Mr. Ed H.
Marsh on North Main street Wed
nesday night.
A noise was heard at cne of the
windows, that attracted the atten
tion of a member of the household
who went to the window to inves
tigate and the would-be burglar
was frightened away.
Investigation showed that the
window, which has a patent catch
on it, was partially pryed up and
that a shovel had been used in
nrizinor it. There is no clue to
r :
the party who attempted to perpe
trate the robbery. ' :
HURT BY A BIRD.
Deputy Hoge Kridir Painfuly In
jured Last Night. -
Deputy Hodge Krider was pain
fullv iniured last nisht-by a part
ridge.
Mr. Ki ider and Chief of Police
J. Frank Miller were hunting
'possums, when the dogs disturbed
a covey of partridges. Mr. Miller
was a little in advance of Mr.
Krider when he heard the latter
groaning. He went to him to as j
certain the trouble when he fout di
Mr. Krider lying on his back with
his hand on his eye. He declar
ed that some one had hit hiirjgrhh
a rock. Mr. Miller observed a
dead "partridge at Mr. Krider's
feet and an investigation showed
that the partridge's beak had gone!
plump up against Mr. Krider's
head just above the eye. Ther
momentum was so great that the
bird was killed and Mr. Krider's
eye painfully injured. He was in
bed a part of the day as thejesult
of this accident.
Mr. W. H. Miller threatens to
have a warrant issued for Mr.
Krider for killing birds before
December 1st, the season set by
law for killing birds
land MeetiDg To-night.
It is earnestly requested that
every member of the Salisbury
Band be present ind bring his in
strument to the ball tonight . at 8
o'clock sharp. If you cannot come
send your instrument.
A Big Policy Paid.
We are informed by J. Allen
Brown that acheckfor$10,000 was
paid yesterday, covering the Smit
deal claim, by the Piovident Sav
ings Lifef Assurance Socie? of
New York. This cotnpanyias a
large lot cf insurance here yi our
representative citizens, andy off
ering some new and attractive
if ma . . a im
policies ai tempting raies.
Tnflf arriworl f rocVl rnrcf Aro f fA.'
Suffolk today. By quart or pint
at. Dr. Sflnne s cafe.
JoitN E. Ramsay & Co. Arch i
tects Phone No. 265 Room fi
Bell Block.
John E. Ramsay & Co. Arr hi
tects Phone No. 265 Room 6
Bell Block.
W. T. Wesson, Gbolenville,
Va., druggist, writes: "Your One
Minute Cough Cure gives perfect
satisfaction. My customers say it
is the best remedy for coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles."
James Piummer.
"Queen Quality" shoes, the
best $3 shoe for women at Reid'a.
Street Cab Swicegood can
furnish romf ortnble pnd quick ser
vice. 'Phone Swicegood's Jewel
ry Store. Phone 239. .
hJT
BEY. SAM JOBES' LICTDEE.
The Famous Lecture Here on Thurs
day, Octob r31st.
i
The announcement that thei far
be in Salisbury orll the niffht of
mrms pvonorp isiT IPVT.nrer W ()U IU
.... I . i j
October 3 1st has
with p.'easurp. It
been received
s believed that
tne tabernacle wi
1 be crowded j
with those anxious
Thtrrockton,
o'hear him.
Mass., Times
says'pf his lecture:
Most people have heard of Sam
Jones, and it was
prough the Y.
M. C. A., that he Was engaged to
give his lecture last night. It is
not surprising tba
Mr. Jones is
an evangelist. It
would take a
Dig cnurcn to noia
M 1 1
a man of his
broad method?, an
d the entire
country will profit if he is not tied
to one community
He has an
inimitable humor, aj
quick percep-
ticn that shows acti
an unique light, so
icn that shows actions to him in
that a clever
interpretation is firiyen to
his au-
dience.
- . . i .,
He has a heart ful
al of sentiment
and. the moft riy
d convictions
concerning man's doty to man that
is well spread arnotag his fellow
search for
dainty language to tell the trnth,
and doesn't spare force oi emphasis
in laying down his; creed. Mr.
Jones has a delightful voice which
was not raised abovp a con versa-
tional tone, yet no line or meaning
was lost. j t
A NEW LODGE.
The Bankers Union Organized Here
Last Night.
Salisbury has a new lodge, start
ing off with 23 names. The or
ganization was perfected last night
in the Royals Arcanum Hall and
wili bp kn wn as Salisbury Lodge
No. IK)9 Bankers RJnkra of .the
World.-ate Dephty Rev. R. B.
HineW has been in tne city several
days working up the order and
presided a the meeting last mght.i
The services were beautiful, es
pecially as regards the obligation
of officers and members. Besides
other important initiatory work
the following officers were chosen:
President. W.A
Anthony.
Vice President, J.
Q. Foreman'.
Banker, C.L. Lehtz.
Secretary, C. B. J
ordan.'
L. Smoot.
artin.
W. Jeffcoat.
Past President, Al
Overseer, J. R
Chaplain, Rev. J
Guard, S. E. Ker.
r
Sentinel, D. M. Brown.
Trustees, Dr.
W. Long, C.
L. Nussman. A. L
Bmoot.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
More Money iSubscr
bed To-day for
theEikCii
aval.
j,i . -riptions
have
Additional subs
been received to d
ky forjthe Elk
Carnival but nearly
$100 is lackitg
subscriptions.
in addition to these
Those who have su
pscribed today
ar.o: j
Dr. J. E. Stokes
$10
10
5
' ' 5
. 5
L. H: Clement, Esd
W. H. Miller,
F. FSmitbi ;
W. H. Wallace,
Capt Pact Oat
Capt.. J. F.'etcbef
Pace is
out
his
today for the first
time since
recent ill
much
mucn
and expects to be"nsl4y
red to health i
n a few weeks
Wanted - A few
quiet boarders;
can accomodate
also table board.
Mrs. R. A. Byrd.
man and wile.
123 Horah St.,
Sweet and strong pepper for
sale, at Mr.! Ph. 1
tichard's place.
corner Jbisher and
Green streets.
East side of Salisbury.
ork Tchhtefrfrlis seaibn.
Two grades, 35 and 40 cents per
oiT't We get tnem every day.
X nice spotted trout sad as-
sor:- '
h. y
Posit
tiih.1 Give us ,you order.
Brown & ifon. oppcite the
liice. ?Phone
111.
For Rent. A
good sta
barn yard, 2 stalls; harness
cutting room and
carriage hooie.
Waier convenient
Apply to Mrs?.
Wn. H. Overman,
corner Inniss
and Luis street,
"Queen Quality
V shoes fpr-w6-
men at Red s.
When you hav
no appetite, do
not relish your f(
after eating you
vou need a dose
od and feel dull
may know that
f
Cham her Iain's
Stomach and Livdr Tablets.
Price.
Plum
25 cents. Sampl
ps free at
mer's drug store.
lmprSjs&a
Die and
loom
QORE KOHEY HEEDED
THE AMOUNT FOB CARNIVAL NOT
" YET RAISED.
The Railroad Agrees te Give Seduced
Kates and Advertise the Carnival
Here in November
The Elk Carnival which is to
held here during the first week
in November promises jto begone
of the most successful carnivals
ever held hf North Carolina;
Mayor Boyden today appointed
on tbe part of Lthe city to assist
Walter Murphy 'Esq., General
Manager. Capt. W. Murdoch
Wiley. T. B. Brown agd John M.
Julian. The committee of man
-' .
agement is composed in full of
Messrs Walter Murphy, W . Mur-
doch Wiley, (T. B. Brown -and
J no. M. Julian; representing, the
Elks Messrs. E. I. Frost, ) J. W.
Neave and Dr. J. M Turner.
Mr. Murphy went to Charlotte
yesterday and conferred with Col.
R. L. Vernon with reference to
(rates.
Vernon assured him
that reduced rates would be given
and that the Southern would as-
sist in advertising the carnival,
Letters for. information have al-
ready begun to pour in from out-
siders.
There is yet $140 lacking to
make up the amount required a a
guarantee by the carnival manag
ers and the business menjof JSalis-
bury should lose ncfuie in sub
scribing this amount. It should
be made up akonce csr the entire
amount must be in by subscription
by tomorrow night."
OFFICE BROmCPEl!.-
A Rifle Stolen From the Salisbury Ice
Company's Omee.
The office of . the Salisbury Ice
and Fuel Company was broken
into Tuesday" night and a Marlin
repeating fifle stJen v
The robber or robbers broke
in the tide window of the office at
some hour in the nightl -There
is no clue as yet to the
tnieves.
THE SPENCER BAND.
A NW Band Organized at Spencer
J Last Night.
r . "
A brass band was organized 'at
Spencer last night with fifteen
memberaand Prof. W, G. Kirk
man as director. v" ' I
The instruments focthis band
will be ordered at once and'ifrstruo
tion will begin Friday night. In
6tructionswill be given" twice a
week regu'arly by Prof. Kirkman.
Dr Littleton in Failing Health.
Dr. J. N. Anderson, of Albe
marle, passed through Salisbury
lrst night in company with Dr. J.
W. Littleton, a former resident of
Salisbury but now of Albemarle.
Dr." Littleton has been in failing
health for some time and . has re
cently suffered a slight stroke, of
paralysis. He was taken to
Greensboro last night for i treat
ment. "
Rehearsal Tonight.
The casf in ' Whose Wife," will
meet tonight at Meroney's opera
house for rehearsal.' Everyone
who is to take part is requested to
bpreeent.
Begjtration Eo?ks. f i ;
Tue registration books for the
bof i election will be opened Sat-
morning, livery voter m
to a change to be made
in the firm of Foreman Bros., we
ask all those due us by; note or
open account to settle same at
once. Our business must be
settled at once and those that owe
must pay their accounts. Fore
man Bros.,' also have some buggies
to close at bargain?.. -
Oct. 17, 1901. Foreman Bros.
Wanted A horse for his fzeSt
during the winter. . Apply a4nis
office.
saie.
For terms
and, pr ire raII on J. W. Corneli-son,--l5rT"S."
Min st, Salisbury!
N.'C -. -v -
Anew remedy for Jbilliousness is
now on sale at James Plummer's
drug store.4 It is called Chamber
lain'' Stomach and Liver Tablets.
It gives quick relief and ; will pre
vent tbe attack if given as soon as
the first indication of the disease
nppears. Price, 25 cents per box.
Simples free. '
xxpk
Smsburysbc
electiog1
yOwini
POTTS IS ALL ALONE.
THE ONLY ONE TO ACCUSE SCHLEY
OF COWARDICE-
Just Before The Admiral Got s On The
Stand Sampscn's Pat To B'Iu
quired Into." , 0
Washington; Oct., 17. The
firfet new witness before the Schley
Inquiry ccurt today waj. Lieuten
ant Uommander Gritnn, senior
watch officer on the Brooklyn in
the Spanish campaign. -Ha was
followed by a number it f junio1
officers and a number of former
witnesses. ,
, - Vf
Lieutenant Webster tetified thai
he was unable to distinguish thei
point of shore at Santiago on May
29th to 31st at night. He was
unfamiliar with the coast. On,
July 3rd the Brooklyn headed
northwest, after tSe surrender-of
he Colon. He had seen, there
only the Oregon and Texas, f The
smoke of the other vessel - was
visible but not the vessels. . Lieut.,
Commander Griffin took the stand.
He was detailed on the Cienf uegos
blockade: giving the distance of the
blocking li-from three. tQ seven
miles, being further out at night
: Witnesses .were called for the
purpose cf correcting tbeirtesti
mony.. It is the' intentidii of
Schley's counsel to propound to
the court a number of questions
for the purpose of determining to
what extent Sampson's contntction
with ihe present inquiry c-uid be
got into.. Thse questions will be
propounded ; shortly before he
beginning of "Schlejf's testimory.
There doesn't seem to be any testi
mony to confirm the opinion of
Lieut r Po.tts, of the "Massachus-
setts a?; to SchleT laboring rsrer!
great mental txi itement or that
he advised his officers to get be
hind the turrets because white
uniforms made them conspicuous
targets. The probability is that
Potts will be recalled to be exam
ined more in detail regarding
Schley's alleged conduct on that
day. Several witnesses who tes
tified as to Schley's bearing on
that occasion were at his side
throughout the engagsfnrnt.
McCrary-Walktr
A popular young Lexington
couple both of whom are " well
known in Salisbury .were Inarried
yesterday. A Lexington special to
the Raleigh Post say : .
Miss Clayton McCrary, daugh
ter of our townsman, J. W. Mc
Crary, was married today at 11
o'clock to W. H. Walker of Lsxing
t m A novel idea by way of decorati
on was displayed by a lare -horse
shoe cf flowers which surrounded
the bridal couple during the cere
mony. Oily a few friends'were in
vited. The bride and . groom
boarded the noon train for Buffalo
and other northern cities, leaving
a large number of friends who
wish them all that they may de
sjre through a long and happy
wedded life.
Rev Lyerly To Preach Dedication
Sermon.
The new Reformed Church in
High Point will be dedicated next
Sunday morning. The consecra
tion sermon will be" preached by
Hfifil-fE'fcy.J. M. L. Lyerly, of Crescent.
Tt, rrv.u a I
first of J u and was pushed to arciation of economy
rapid com pH t on under tbe direct
supervision of the missionary in
charge. ljavidson Dispatch, ff
5penc;r .
Spengp- K. of P. meets
at 7:3Ql5harp. Work in
and Jvd degree.
tonight
the I4J
er i
For Sale A new wheat drill
at a bargain, apply to Maupin
Bros. Overman Bldg. Phone
256. "
'l had iong suffered "from indi
gestion," writes Q. A. LeDeis,
Cedar City Mo. "Like others I
tried many preparations but never
found anything that did me good
until I took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure Une bottle, cured me. A
friend who had suffered similarly
I put on tne use 01 Ivodoi Dypep
sia. He is gaining fast and will
soon he able to work: Before he
used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure indi
gestion bad made' him a total
wreck, James Pluramer.
KfbfP.
WOIIT PAY RAUSOIL
A NEW AND SUDDEN TURN HAS DE
VELOPED TO-DAY.
CorsuL Qeu eral Dickinson Discovers
That a Macedonian Committee is
Back of Miss Store's Abduction. .
5 Washington, Oct. 17. The State
n. ;c
information of Misstoncon!
. ( . . -
Consul
General Dickinson is endeavoring
to effect release by bringing psess-
ure through the Bulgarian govern-
mention the brigands, who, are
known ' to be a?entof a-reVolu-
tionarv Macedonian committee.
- -,.
.-uuuou, cuVn, u-
on has discovered that the brig j
ands alhe tools of a Macedonian
committee and has therefore reso-
lutelv-refused to oav-'lhe" ransom.
,. : - m. -
- m K .
arrest tne chief instigators of her ah
duction. Several influential mem-
bers of the Macedonian committee
have already been arrested.
CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT.
President Boosevelt's Dining Bcok:-r
r Washiugton Wondertd at.
The chief topic in potitical cir-
cles here today was' the Associated
Press dispatch which, announced
that President Roosevelt had din-
ed Broker T. Washington. The
dispatch was as follows:
'Washington, Oct. 16. Booker
T.v Washington, colored, of Tus
kesee,. Ala , dined with tha Pres
dent this evening."
' Republicans as well as Demo
crats were open in their criticism
but refraind from expressing
themselves for publication until
the authenticity of this despatch
is established.
BIG CONTRACT LET.
I?-r.by Brcs. Will Btuld Capt. E. B
! C. Hambley's Eesidence.
j Capt. E. B. C. Hambley has let
the contract for his residence,
which Architect Hook 6ays will
be one of the finest in North Caro
lina. f .
; Mr. Hook and Contractor Laz3n
by went down to Gold Hill yester
day to see Mr. Hambley and the
matter of awarding the contract
was decided, Lazenby Bros, being
the successful bidders. These
gentlemen have been among tbe.
most successful contractors in
XT a I 1 - ' 1 . 1 r . 1 .
Korio t-aroiina ana 100 iacc mat
they win out over all other com
petitors is a c; edit to them,
Capt. Hambley's residence will
be built on West Fulton street and
will contain ab ut 20 rooms. It
will require a year to build it and
will cost about f 30,000.
Dr. Eamsiy To Alabama.
Dr. J. G. Ramsay left last night
for Laneville, Alabama, on a visit
to his daughter. He will be gone
for several months.
The Sick.
Mrs. J. M. Peacock, who has
been sick for the past two weeks,
is improved today.
R. W. Byrd, who has had qnite
a severe attack of grip, is out to
day.
Mrs. J. J. McDaniel ia quite
sick at her home near the Kestler
Mill. r
Love's Labor Ita,,
I'M
. rir. tj ' : .
ppre-
For Bebno-
my's
sake buy your houselld
articles at Lufsey's 5 and 10 ctlit
store.
A young lady desires a situation i
as book-keeper. Apply at thisV
office.
Fob Sale A gentleman's drivj
log baggy, Babcock, with rubber j
tirefeatber crtshions,upnaled
ifi blue bf5dotiitietfiSc
Mrs. Wm7h. Overman.
Corner Inniss and Ellis streets.
MONEY.
Loaned on real estate and other
securities, Walter H. Woodson,
Attorney at Law, 105 Savings
Bank Building.
Mothers everywhere praise One
Minute Cough Cure for the suffer
ings it has relieved and the lives
of their little ones it has saved.
Strikesat the root of the troubleand
draws out the inflammation. The
children's favorite Cough Cure.
James Piummer.
ALLBRIGHT-FREEL AUD
MARRIAGE OF A POPULAR YOUNG
SPENCERCOUPLE
Miss Nellie Allbright and Mr. George
Free land Married at Spencer Yes
terday Morning at 10:30 O'clock
(Correspondence Sun.)
I Spencer, Oct. IB. This" morn-
r.aV!!r MrS"
. . : .
Ne,(ie A1ibright were marriea 5.
n r. lTnnrcrn tirm nnn' n ni ante
Rev. C. M. Pickins, the bride'r
pastor. Miss5 Allbright 1 okecjj
very pretty in a travelling scut, of
brown cloth with hat to : match
J. .
I ITiMI M l-,J i
lovable disposition, which " ha-?
drawn" about scores of friends
both old and young of Spencer
since its beginning four years ago.
In charch wfk and in social life
u i i j- . i- a
u ua ueeu a .cenirai ngure ana
it is uceuies o eay inai me dcou'p
are delighted that sbe will - make
her "home ' in Snencer
with ber
mother.
Mr. Freeland is a gentlman of
genial dispositon and fine business
qualities, being one of the South
ern's best engineers-
mr. ana jyars. a? reeiana lett on
1 mm M t v m.
No. 36 for Hillsboro to visit bis
mother. They had intended to go
to Buffalo instead but on account
of the illness of the bride's sister
the tr'p was deferred until later,
Only the relations and a few
friends were present.
BRIEF ITEMS.
News Items of Interest too Short for
a Head. '
C. C. Hook, of Charlotte,
was
in the city last night.
G. A. Fisher, of Albemarle, was
in the city this morning.
Walter Clement, of Mocksville
was ia the city this morning.
... Mr;!!. A. Murrill, of Char
lotte, is vi fg M rs. F. F. S nitb".
J. P. Lentz returned last night
from a business t -ip t S a esville.
J. H. L. Rice, of Cleveland,
was in the city today on business.
James Hor , E q. spent Wed
nesday in Charlotte on legal busi
ness. Dr. W. C Martin and wife, of
Mocksville, are- visiting Mrs. E.
W. Tatum ' .
Mrs. W. A. Tyree returned last
night from Statesville, where she
has been visiting. .
Hon. John S. Henderson left
tbia morning for Albemarle and
Troy, on a business trip. '
The Juvenile Book Club will
meet with Miss Kathleen . Kluttz
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Hon. H. B. Varner,1" Commis
sioner of Labor and Printing was in
tbe city this morning on his way
to Concord. .
The S. S. Book Club will meet
with Miss Sophie Kluttz, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Author,
Mary M. Dodge.
A good Investment for Fall
would be three - and a half 4n a
pair of "America" shoes. Sold
by Peterson & Rulf.
Mrs. Zab W Walser and Mrs.
R. L. Burkhead and children went
to Salisbury Monday morning,
says the Davidson Dispatch.
Mrs. O. B. Van Wyck, of An
derson, S. C., who has been visit
ing her Bister, Mrs. W. H. Over
man, returned home this morning.
We owe you as much style, as
perfect lit, as good goods as your
money can command -and we 6ee
that yotvvgete-it all. The Burt
Shoe Store.
There is something more than
oality there is style a diatinct-
ve becomingness about "Won in-
awalk" fine shoes for men. The
Burt Shoe Store.
Do YotiSjiT
Yes you know, that school is
open. The bookstore is the place
to buy your school books and
school stationery. Buerbaum
knows what is needed and he keeps
it. - ., .7 .I..':.
Don't take a ten penny nail, to
nail up some newspaper picture in
your best parlor, when for 75
cents you can buy at Buerbaum's
an elegant medallon picture,18x22.
Don't sit in the dark, when for
very little money you can buy a
decent lamp at Buerbaum'-. All
kinds of lamp fixtures. And Buer
baum still makes the picture
frames for the people.
eibl russell released.
Has Served His Three Months on Con
viction f a B'gamy.
London, Oct. IK Earl Russell,
who was sentenced in July last, to
three months imprisonment' for
bigamy was released today from
i
Holloway jail. He is id- good
j health. ,:Ile. immediately went
- about his old avocations. Thd apr
Potion , Jot Codntess'Ru.seirs
' fdtvorce comesup on the 28tbw In
the 'event the'; application is an
i . - - .
Jnounced the Erl and' Mrs Somer
ville wiii be mftfi ied inria.' few days.
V r HASTEH'BROOT, JR-
" .Hi -
He Has eiO.CCO.OMia His Own Name
v Ld Tm els in -State.
New, Yik, .Got. I7.r-Master
John NichoIa- .Brown, . Jr., aged
19 months, with $10,000,000 in his
name, arrived on the Teutonic to
, j
j ii j
Z F " T.
car
for Nfiwnnrt. Ho travels instatp.
r '
carrying pnysicians, nurses, a
;
valvet and a, wardrobe of eleven
trunks.
GENEROUS LIP10N.
Says the Americans Make What the
; . , People Want.
Chicago, OcC 17. Sir L;pton
referring to the success of the
Jtmorirans aoirl- "ThA AmriVnnC
make what their people want.-
This explains their success over
Ergland." r
AUTOMOBILE EXPLODES.
An Automobile Explodes and Injures
Five Fesple.
Brooklyn, Ojt. 17. Henry Mc
Creery'a automobile became un
m-tnageable today ail dashed into
a tree., it exploded, severely
injuring MeUreery and lour oth
ers.
MISSIONARIES MISSING.
Great Atfriety Pelt Fcr the Arbitrat
' ors Sent For Miss Stonev
Constantinople, Oct., 17.
Great anxiety' is felt concerning
Missionaries Baird and Haskell,
arbitrators. A third missionary
has been sent in quest of tbem and
the brigands.
On a West Indian Cruise.
Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 17. The
battleship Indiana arrived this
morning to take aboard 154 ap
prentices to start on a West In
dian cruise. 1
Want Davery to Resign.
New York, Oct. 17. It is re
ported today that Hugh McLaugh
lin and other Brooklyn leaders are
raising a fund to bribe Davery to
resign towards the close of., the
campaign.
Roosevelt's Bud gat For Navy.
Washington,. Oct. ,17.- -Roosevelt's
budget for the navy ia about
$99,000,000. Ha wants three'new
battleships of the first class, two
new armored cruisers of the high
est type, and twelve gunboats.
This is an increase in the naval
estimate over the appropriations
of 1901..
Moliaeux's Mother Vuits Him.
Sing Sing, Oct, 17. Molineux's
mother visited hiur for the first
time in prison this morning. She
remained over an hour She wili
come to New York on a train with
him, probablyii1- afternonr
Experience clerks
Apply ai Tbe.iJaijr.
wanted.
"For three days and frights I
suffered agony nntold from an
attack of cholera morbus brought
on by eating cucumbers," says'M.
E. Lowther, clerk of the district
court. Center ville, Iowa. 4'1
thought I should surely die, and
tried a different medicines but all
to no purpose. I sent for a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and - tbrtse
closes rejievfd me entirely." This
remedy is for sale by James Plnm
rner. .
;For Rent i two story house
n Inniss st. next to A. Parker's
re&idence near R.. R. bridge. Apr
ply to A. Parker.
ON A GRAVE CHARGE.
TWO HEN ARRESTED HERE LAST
RIGHT.
The Men Believed To Have been Im
plicated In Barn BurningAtd A
jluider. Officer ForThtm.
'Officer Eagle last night arrested
two negroes on No. 12 on suspicion
and locked them up.They were sus
pected of having burned a barn in
Mecklenburg county. The men
gave their names as Tom McCork
le and Lawrence Heath
The negroes bad. bought tickets
a distance of 100 miles from Har
risburg, claiming that amount re
quired to buy tickets for this dis
tance exhausted their funds.
When searched both of them had
handsome ladies' purses. Jn on
of them was found 1 cent and in
the other $6.iThe prisoners stated
that they had been working on a
farm and were trying to make
their way to Washington, where
they desired to work.
Chief Erwin, of Char lotto, was
notified of their arrest and asked
that they be retained until he ar
rived Jiere this afternoon. He will
return to Charlotte for them.
MAJ. MURPHY the sleuth.
Maj. Walter Murphy will be
the idol of the small boy here for
tbe next moon if these men prove
to be the criminals wanted. The
major was in Charlotte yesterday
on business and learned of the sus
picious circumstances connected
with the departure of the two neg
roes from Harrisburg. He noti
fied the officers at the depot hero
and Officer Eagle with a deputy
ocked tbem up .
ANOTHER ROLLER HILL.
A Party Of Salisbury Gentleman Talk
Of Building One.
A party of Salisbury gentleman
are contemplating building ano
ther roller mill in or near Salis
bury. They are discussing a site
and plans f-r the mill and will de
termine finally as to their plans by
the last of next week.
Mr. Goodman Clerking.
Mr. J. Henry Goodman, one of
the best salesmen in the city, ha
secured a position with J. L.
Anderson & Co., who will open up
in the new Hedrick block. Theso
gentleman have received nearly
all their stock.
A Treat In Store.
A treat ipin store for all the
members of No. 26 Jr. O. U. A.
.VI., to attend to-night's meeting.
Every member is requested to be
present.
Mr. Eeid To Return, i
Mrs. W. X. Reid, who has been
in Charlotte visiting Mr. Reid, re
turned to Salisbury this morning.
Mr. Reid, who has been assisting
n the Southern's passenger office
at Charlotte, will return to 'Salis
bury next Tuesday and resume his
work here.
For sale cheap A good desir
able residence in the North Ward.
W alter 11. Woodson.
For Rent A four-room cot
tage, near residence of James C.
Low. W. R. Woodson.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind:
4 'De Witt's Little Early Risers
never bend double like other pills,
but do their wor thoroughly and
make me feel like a boy." Cer
tain, thorough, gentle. James
flummer.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char
lotte, N. C.', will be in Salisbury at
Alt Vernon Hotel on Wednesday,
Nov. 6th, for one day. His prac
tice is limited to Eye, Ear, Noeo
and Throat.
HOW IT GROWS.
Comparative Statement of The Salis
bury Savings Eank Since Commenc
ing Business February 20th , 1C00.
Feb. 20, 1900, Capital......: .r,XK).00
Mch. 1, " Assets 78,891.55
May
1
" " ' 81. 74.49
" ... 111 . 034 i:j
" " 124.C73.H
July
Sept
Jan
Mch
May
1
1
1
1
1
1901
.. ....... KJO.480.77
143.4:n 4 I
" i.rD,o-j 87
" -....153.593 iH
Sept
1
Close of Dullness bept. 30
1901...... r Vl,H'JH.n
Our success depends upon the suc
cess of our patrons; therefore we guard
well their interest.
Lee S OvKftMAN, W. F. Smdku,
- . President, Cashier.
For sprains, swellings and lame
ness so good as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. Try it. For sale by
James Piummer.