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eters Milk Chocolate 'THE FLOWERS COLLECTION .Fresh bleached Celery 3r d Scuppernong Grapes every day. At N. P. Murphy. SAYS, She'll greet you with a smile if you drop in here just before you call and get a box of nunnaixys to take with you. This delicious candy ia welcome wherever the best and purest "sweets" are en joyed. Next Door to Post Office. I NO. 180. VOL. XVI. SALIS5URT, N. C, TDESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1904. t " ' . - ; ; : , a ' il ' ; DEATH LIST TO-DAY. HO HEW DEATHS REPORTED. Other Details Connected With Tennessee Wreck. the uoxvine, renn , Sept. i;u. JNo aaaitional deaths of injured have occurred today, and ihe death list of the wreck at New Market on Sat urday still standi at tJ2. All of theicjured at the Knoxville Gen eral Hospital are , reported doing wen, ana oniy iou.r or nve are so desperately wounded, that death may result f rxnxtheir inj&rie A body which was identified early Sunday morning as that of D. b. Fox, of Birmingham, Ala., and sent to that city, was returned here today, accompanied by' two Drotbers of Mr. Fox. The boSy supposed to have been that of D. S. Fox turned out to be that of J. M. Daly, of Detroit, Mich., who traveled Tennessee and Kentucky lor D. M. Ferry & Company. The Drotners of Mr. box went to the morgue and identified a body there as that of their brother. The' mis take must x nave been made by seajcners at the wreck, who put M'r. t ox a papers in the pocket of " the Daly bodyV Mr. Fox's re mains were shipped to Birmingham tonight. No less than twelve funerals of victims of the wreck were held in this city today. Oae was a double funeral,' where two aged sisters were buried; at another, mother and dauirt&?-were -barred: "ami stuianotner service was saia ior a mother and her two little children. Many.of the leading officials of the Southern are still here and will remain until all damages can be settled so f kT as possible. Today at the sceuo of disaster, a . huge bonfire was built, and the. triads of kindling wood was turned, togeth er with small pieces of decayed flash. Of the list of G2 dead, only fi?e todies now remain to be identified. Four are" white men and one col- ore'cl. Three will probably have to be buried in nameless graves. Two of the white men may be traced. One wears a Masonic badge and has the initials "G. B." on his linen. The only means of identification of their, body is through his watch, made by A. C. Kolbucb, Works Number 13014 CAPT. MURPHY AT HOME. He is Held Entirely Blameless in v New Market Wreck. the Capt. Thomas Murphy, the con ductor on No. 12, one of the ill fated trains in the wreck at New Market, Tenne66ee, Saturday, came home this morning on No. - Bi i ! 30 ana will not resume aia ruu until next wef k. While receiving no serious hart be wa badly shaken up. Capt. Murr h is held entirely blameless, as Ms train wasunning on orders when the wreck oc curred. A DEMAIJD FOR HOUSES. f . There is a Big Demand In Salisbury - - Now for Houses. Thflra is a bisr demand in Salisi -tmrv DOW IOr uuuooo, tua ..... J - at aH times excaeaing tue Buppiy. A number of new residences are in course of construction 'nt not the new comers; - 'r&Y v- n fXr-MAntn.tl'aRrAthr Killed TTintrtni. N. O. '' Sent. 26. has been reported among thoe killed Saturday in the wreck near Knoxville, was a brother of Mr. G. W. Montcastle, a banker of this p'aca. The latter loft yester day morning for Knoxvilie in re sponse to a message tajing that his brother was killed. Democratic Club at Cleveland. C. A Democratic club will be or ganized at Cleveland Tntrsday night. "The Cleveland De mocracy propose j to make an aggressive fight tiis year and it is. believed the majority will te materially increase 1 over ttat of two years ago. Cream Kistee, delicious flavors Com try tbni. Made at S'e- Cadv Kitchen. Thone 17. tf ' i Salts'jury Ice & fuel Co., will sell yo i coal cheaper t b anyone else in town, tf TJSVEILING. The Program Arranged? by the Camp Last Night. At last night's meteting of Hicko rv CamD No. 49 Woodmen of the World he program was arranged for the un veiling qf the grave of the late Sovereign Luther Darr. At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the officers, committees and mas ter of ceremonies will meet at the Forest. Allj Woodmen who will participate are expected to be f present bv not later than 3:30 o'clock. Is , -The following program has been arranged: j THE FBOCE; iSION Will form at the Forest, corner of Main and ! Council streets and march out South Main to cemetery in the following order: . 1 Chestnut Hill baWd. 2 Master of Ceremonies. 3 The Consul Commander with Watchman and Sentry. 4 Adviser Lieutenant with Clerk and Banker. 5 Escort with flag 6 Orator. ! .' 7 Sovereigns. pf the Camp. 8 Revatives and reader of poem in carriage. PROGRAM AT CEMETERT. Sovereigns 1 will prm a wedge about the grave. Music by the band Hymn, "Bock of ASes Consul Commande Clerk will place pike-pole and streamer at foot of g clave. Watchman and Sentry will lay branches 'of evergreen upon tne grave. Funeral Anthem. Music by the band Miss Annie Kizer kecites, "Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud." If M aster of ceremonies removes veil from monument while band plays. j r . ; Consul Commander dedicates monument, i Adviser Lieutenan anoints mon- Banker and Clerk dedicate mon ument. Oration' by Whitehead Klutt.z Music by band. Camp Honors at command of Captain. Consul Commander. Camp honors at command of Master of Ceremonies. Captain Forms procession to i. march to the Forest. Music by the band, C0TT05 GI1IS AT WORK. Trainmaster Cone in tne Granite Belt r Instructing the shippers. Correspondence "of Sun, Faith. Sept. 27. Earnhardt brothers, three sons of Mr. Adam Earnhardt, have bui t a fine cotton gin in the settlement of the county home. Peeler Brothers arid Mr. R. A. Raney'a cotton gins , are now running on the new this year. j cotton crop of Trainmaster A. P. Cone, of Greensboro, was out on the granite belt today among th e contractors, instructing them about the new The out- shipping directions, btc. put of granite from Rowan county is increasing every year. J. T. Wyatt shipped a car load of street curbing today. Prof.. R. E. Stalling at; Heme. Ft of R-. ling, assistant p ofessor of chemistry at State Col lege. Penn., arrived in Salisbury last night ' and and will spend a month with his parents Rev. Dr. ard Mrs. J. N. Sta lings. Prof. Siailings is a young man of excep- tional attainments and his rise in the educational wor d is a source many of gratification tb his friends. j The Two New Precincts. An advertisement appears in today's Sun with reference to the establishment of the new. election precincts of Landisin China Grove township and Grant's Cieek in Locke. Ovsters! J?resh Uysters every day this week. Come or 'phone. Plenty nice fish also. W. AY Brown, phone ill. For rheumatism neuralgia and Uke pains use Liquid Electricity. Home-Made candy, made daily All kiuds of flivors. Chocolate and Cocoanut,-delicious fUvors at Sa leeby's Candy Kitchen. Phone 17 THE WOODMAN TOLD 19 BRIEF. items Personal and Otherwise Picked Up on the Bounds. Ostreicher has a change of ad. on 3rd page today. Burl's has and will be known as the place to buy sample shoes. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hackett have returned from a visit to rela tives in Indiana. Hon. John S. Henderson has gone to Washington City on j pro fessional business. - Mr. W. M. Phillips, of Chester, South Carolina, 4s in Salisbury for a visit of a week. Mr. n. u. Uarter is now con nected with Mr. H. A. t Brown's fish and oyster market. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sweterson, of Washington, are at Spencer for a few days with relatives. ! Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Atkins re turned yesterday from a visit of a week with relatives in Virginia. Mr. Roland Harris, who has been in Concord since Saturday, returned to Salisbury this morn ing. R. L. Smith, Esq., of jStanly countv. was in Salisbury last ni?ht an(j morniDg on professional business. : Messrs. P. D. Linn and Edw. Miller, of Salisbury, spent Sunday with Mr. Fred Foil. Concord Tribune. The contract has been let for a new knitting mill at High Point. Mr. J. H. Willis is promoting the enterprise. Mr, R. B. Thompson has bought and moved into the house on North Main street recently occupied by Mr. W. A. Atwell. r Five people left this morning for St. Louis to attend the Fair. The $17 tickets are on sale 'today, also Thursday, Sept. 29 ;h. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Grange ing Mr. and Mr- Char Us 3kA$A man, returned home this morning.. W. C. Newland, Esq , spoke laBt night to a big crowd at Albe marle. He will be in Salisbury tonight for a short while return ing to Lenoir. Get ready for the trip to Rich mond tomorow, Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth. Train leaves at 7:45 p. m. Fare only f3 round trip. Last train of the season. A new line of samples, with just one pair of a kind which would be bargains at the regular price but are more than bargains at ihe sample price. Burt's Shoe Store. Rev. T. J. Allison, of Monroe, arrived in Salisbury last night and is the guest today of Mr. nd Mr?. J. Samuel McCubbins. Mrs. Al lison has been here several days. Elder J. D. Draughn will preach at the Salisbury Primitive Baptist Church Wednesday at 1 o'clock p. m. and at 7 30 p. m. He is an able speaker and the public is in vited to come out and hear him. The promised and much needed rain, which the weather bureau issued yesterday, did not arrive in Salisbury today. While this is pronounced an unusually dry fall it has . been more than fairly favorable on cotton. Messrs. P. A. Hartman and Lewis Cauble leave tonight for St. Louis, where they " will spend ten days. Mr. Cauble : goes to meet his father, Mr. J. G. Cauble, who left Rowan county 18 years asro to make his home in Webb City, Missouri. j Little Miss Mary Hall Entertains. Little Miss Mary Hall enter tained at her home on South Main street a number .of her ; little friends Saturday afternoon the occasion being her eighth birthday. All expressed themselves as having a most delightful time. Degree Team Tonight. The degree team of Sapona Tribe No. 33, will meet tonight for drill. Every member is urged to ba present at 7:30. Miss Adelaide E. White will re ceive pupils in Vocal Culture and Singing. For terms apply 402 E. Inniss street. ; tf. If you want a real good tonic take i teaspoonf ull .or more o: Liquid E'ectricity in a glass o: water just before retiring and soon j after arising in toe morning. SCHOOL BOARD EJEETS. SEVERAL HEW TEACHERS ELECTED The Individual Instruction Plan Will Be Continued. The school committee for Salis bury met yesterday afternoon and attended to a number ox matters of importance. Among other matters that are of especial inter est was the decision of the board to continue the individual teacher. Miss Siloam Wilson was elected to the position, which was hold last year by. Mrs. T.. E. Johnson, Mrs. Johnston having been elected to regular grade work. Last year more than 50 pupils who would have otherwise been compelled to remain in the same grade this year, were advanced through the instrumentality of the individual instructor. It was also decided to continue furnishing text books to the entire school, only a small fee being rtqaired. To succeed Prof. S. J. Everett, of the high school, Mr. C. E. Butts, of the grammar school, was elected. Mr. Batts is succeeded by Mr. W. E Pharr, of Wilkes boro, who graduated from the Uoi versity of North Carolina last spring. Miss Edna McCubbins, of Salisbury, and Miss Mary Og- burn, of Greensboro, were elected to fill other vacancies. i The white Bchool will opn next Monday and until the new build ing is completed there will be two sessions a day. The children of the first four grades will be in structed in the morning and of the other grades in the afternoon. CEITRAL CAROLISA FAIR. Fifth Annual Exhibition to be Held at Greensboro the Middle of October. Secretary Jno. W. Cook, of the Central Carolina Fair, writes us that the Fifth Annual Exhibition which is to be held October 11, 12, LV aai44,-ill:bo one.jof , the. beat1 He says that as many Sum readers as can mate it convenient to at tend this fair should go. It is his argument that fairs are not only entertaining but they are instruct iveand the Central Carolina Fair grows bigger each year. There will be many new attractions not only in the amusement line, but the manufacturers and mer chants of the enterprising city of Greensboro are taking a lively in terest in making the dUplay what will be something really grand. Mrs. Dix Here. Mrs. W. A. Dix, wife of the assistant treasurer of Porto Rico, spent last night in the city on her way to Belmont to see her son. She leaves Belmont tonight and sails Friday on her return to Porto Rico. North State Lodge Meets Tonight. All members of North State Lodge No. 26, I. O. O. F., are re quested to be present tonight, as important business will be trans acted. There will be work in the second degree. All visiting Odd Fellows will find a cordial gieet Mr Winecoff Seoovers. " Says the Concord Tribune: Mr." Mike Winecoff came down from China Grove yesterday to spend Sunday. He is entirely re: covered from his late attack of appendicitis. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Here. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Kyle, of Gadsden, Alabama, are spending the day in Salisbury. Mr. Kyle is one of the leading public -men of his State. Mrs. K-yJe was formerly Miss Sudie Murphy, of Salisbury. Meeting of Pythians. A meeting of much interest will be held by Salisbury - Lodge No? 24 K. of P. tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Every member is requested.. to be present. Elk Meeting Tonight An important meeting of Salis bury Lodge No. 699 Elks, will be held tonight at 8 o'clock.. Erptj member is urged to be present. Don't throw those pictures around any longer. Get them framed at Leonard's otuaio and hang them on .the walls. . 2 Wan ted I 4 to 6 room - house, Apply to Salisbury Bakery. 31 8UIDAY nGHT WIDBIIG.1 Miss Katie Waters Becomes the Bride of Mr. Henry T. Kimball Correspondence of Sun Granite Quarry, Sept. 26 In the Lutheran church at Gran ite Quarry, Sunday night, Miss Katie Waters became the bride of Mr. Henry T. Kimball. There was a large congregation present and the air was (redolent witn the uuur ui uecuuiui n-jwrers, quauu - ties of which were used in decora - ting the chancel. Accompanied py tne atrauis oi tne weaamg marcn, . t . m m " ius uuyyy voupig dsuui tou uj . mi. W. W. Him ball, brother, of the groom, and. Miss Nellie Moyle, of Salisbury, came to the chancel rail, where they were met by the pastor. Rev. Geo. H. jLX.x, D. p. who, in the beautiful and impress lve words of the service oi tne Lutheran Church, unite4 them in the holy bonds of matrimony. I PRETTY PLAY, Ii WELL PLAYED. The Fatal Wedding at Meroney's 1 Opera House Last Nigot It was a good audience, an ap preciative audience and a well de- served audience ii that Fatal Wedding'f at saw Tie Meroney'a opera house last night. The same company presented this melodrama in Salibbury last year and the solid merit both of the p'ay and players commanded both attention and applause. j 1 WHEI REGI8TRATI0I BEGI5S The Books Will Open on Thursday, October 6th. The registration books will be opened on next Thursday, October 6tb, and will be open three weeks. Tnere are a great number of un registered voters in Rowan county and they will be the obj acts of the particular solicitude'on the part of campaign managers. HimE RHEUSOI HUPriALS, IL; rpenee Hankie and Mr. Eobt L. Cco-nelison Married Today. At noon today Miss Spence Han- tie. or uurai aetrear, virgmio, was married to Mr. Robert L. Obrnelisoo. of Silisbury. The c4mdny took place at the home of the bride and was a quiet affair. Alter a bridal tour of ten days Mr. ail MrsCornelison wilLcome f to Silisbiury. , ;. Mrs. Cornelison is well known tq Salisbury, having frequently been & guest at the .home of Mr. Dl A Atwell. - Mr. Cornelison is aiiative of Rowan and he and -his btida!.,haye many well-wishers - ;in Silisbury. , f- IS f - A Child Dead. Correspondence of Sun.' " - - (:? . i ' D. A. 'aitb. Sept. 26. Mr. ley V little daughter died Satur- Rav. Fisher officiated at the eralSunday. , ! I r. C. C. Wyatt returned Sun day from Tennessee, where hef had been to examine some fine quarries anjf report on them . For Her Children's Sake. 'For Her Children's Sake"J will appear at Meroney's , opera bouse next Monday night, lhis melo drama is one of more than :. ordi- natvlintertist and from all .reports deserves a good house. MrHartman Building. ' - 4-1 Mr. Julius Hartman is building a cottage on a lot recently pur chased from Mrs. R."'V.:s..:Iiiiier near the corner of Fisher and Lee streets. i iSwEET Orakges from new ;erop. KJoanuts, apples, banannas, ;pine-' apples, lemons, pears, sugar pears. Allure new 'Stock. Call at Salee- bvV 'phone 17.1 tf GeV frames for your, pictures at Leonard's Studio. You wouldn't n.iss the money you pay )as for thorn. ;.; : ' ... ) 2c - i . : j .: The Daily Sun, 5c. pen copy, at Klutlz' drug; store. . Coal ! Coal!! Just received, a large shipment; jf fine eoalv :Leave orders at Plumier drug store. i - lm. C A. MoNTGOMfat, . When troubled with constipation try i Chamberlain's" Stomach 1 and Liver Tablets. They jare easy to take "' and produce no griping or other unpleasant effect. - For sale by Jas. Plummer, : i 1 SHOP BOYS WIH OUT. An Interesting Game of Ten Pins Played Last Night Picked teams, one frcm Salis bury outside Southern Railway employes, the other from oaiis- burians who are in the service of the Southern, played an interest ing game of ten pins last night, The "shop boyB'" won by the fol I lowing score: i i fcPENCEE TEAM. 1 lstgame sndg&me Total, W Norton, ! I III 412 127 112 132 146 150 228 , .... - I ' 100 227 B. W. Barger, I 163 275 H. T. bprinkle, 110 242 J. Parker, 135 281 296 G, E. Brookshaw, 146 770 779 TEAM. 1549 SALISBURY M. Bean, 113 146 118 150 107 t 116 128 259 W. White, . .97 . 215 Dan Davies, 121 271 D. Hartman, 115 222 I J. Manly, 85 201 T. Noble, 135 263 . 666 Total win over 765 " 1,431 2 games for Spencer, 118 pins. RROUGHTOI CHARGES HEARD. The Trial of Police Chief B.N. West- brook. Albany. Ga . Sept. 26 The trial of Police Chief. R. N. West brook underthe charges preferred against him three months ago by prominent cit z -ns of Albany was called this morning before the board of police commissioners. The charges were first made by Dr. Len G Broughton from-the latter'd u!pit, and in cpnjsisuence icly cowhided by the chief the ollowing day. SAD DEATH IN SAVANNAH. A South Carolinian-W Was to Have Married Last Wednesday Killed. Savannah, Gi., Sept. 26. D M. Pier son, a wealthy lumberman of Walterboro, S.F, while about to assist his prospective bride on a Street car Saturday night lost his oaiance ana xeii, nis neaa stnaing i j-.'ii i - a . ?T -a": a r i i. m i me pavemeni wun eacn iorce Loan , - m Ka hvramft nnfinnRmnna. dvintr sev! eral hours later. He was to have been married Wednesday. Iawhat was to have been his weddins suit, he will be buried Tuesday at ter, S. C. Lady Curzon Not Out of Sanger. London, Sept. 27. The follow mg bulletin as to laay jw z jwb I-"" ? . 3 M TTT 1 mis morning: uauy V"iJn ctr l i passed a fair night with U.tle natural sleep and her. general strength has not declined but her condition is still critical. She can not be said to be out of danger." Mr. Cashing Chases a Sneak Thief. Mr. F. H. T Cushing .chased a sneak thief f rom his hallway last night. Z Mr. Cashingr was alone at home and" had started porch when he came tqaarely against a man. The intruder made a hasty retreat and although Mr. Cmhing immediately summoned c3:ers no trc3 of the man could be found. . : Mr. Gallert at China Owe. Sjlomon Gallert, Esq , of RutL- erfordton, was m Salisbury, tms morning on nis way to vam of tne Agricultural Colleg2at Ral Grove where he will speak tonight eiffh.waa today elected Pr'esideni Mr. Gallert u making a campaign of several counties in .Western North Carolina. Heiker's prepared Buckwheat flour, Old Homestead Flap Jack Hour and Heikers Uereal Health Coffee, New Crop. Fresh goods arrived at Max Moses. Wood and Coal! I keep a. full linebf the best grades of wood and coaL Prices the lowest Orders ipromptly filled. T. A. Coughen- hour, 'phone 4 J. ' You may i n loi like giving your uncko atd auots 49 cousins a photo that will cost from f3 to 1 5 per dt zeu hnt you can when ypa eet thtm at 28 for 25s. for a short time onlv at Kluttz'a callerr. - f HEW YORK. j The Democratic Nomeeent, to the Metropolis Today. - Esopus, N. Y , Sept. 27. Ac- companied by Secretary McCaus land, Judge Alton B. Parker left upon a third visit to New York, on a west snore train mis morn- New York, Sept. 27. Judge Parker arrived in town at 9:30 this morning and was driven to the note i rsevine, w.nere will remain during his stay in the city. . A committse from the Mahbat- ana mvited niu to attend a recep tion and barquet in his honor at tne ciuos neaaquarters. at some time in the future..! The date js not fixed. J udge Parker accepts the invitation. SENATOR HOAR UI CONSCIOUS He Can Take Neither Medicine Nor Nourishment Now. Worchester, Mas3., Sept. 27. At 9:15 this mornincr Dr. Gilmsn ... ... ? . ' . . gave out tne four wing bulletin re- garding Senator Hoar: kiThe Senator is not any better this' morning." He is still unconscious and has taken neither nourishment nor medicine, being unable ti swallow anything. DIPLOMAT IS IMMUNE. A Massachusetts Judge Overruled by Department of Justice. , Washington, Sept. 26. The de partment of justice this morning upon request of the State Depart ment instructed the district attor ney for Massachusetts , to i take (proper steps to set aside the j udg- meatf udaln--hrai tljird Secretary Guerney, of the British embassy was fined $25 for I contempt of court and $25 for overspeed'ng his automobile! yes terday. The secretary is immune from arrest owing to his diplo matic position.: ! . TORPEDO DESTROYER LOST. . . t . All on Board the Ship Were Saved, it - is Said T,ondon. Sept. 27. The Admi i , . , . . t I pel rtf noa rnnflivan a rl l ana t ri eta r . J, CBS. V Y S TTtT A vwx v mm uaoimwu f . r in the British torpedo de- 8troyer Chamois was lost off the coast of Greeca. All on board Sum-J.were saved. D. 1. COOR F0R-4UNDAY SHOW. Federal Judee-Xnioins T( dice and Preachers from Interfering. . I . a ini rantaA Kw ..1.to Jackson, . of the United StateB (Court at Wheelinsr. permitted tce Boys' Symphony ,Orstra,qf New York, to give an exhibition at the Fairmont O'paraf House to night in spite of the i?rrts of. the town authorities ta prernt the town exhibition The entertainment was booked for - flftCred c :tt)S At a me ing pf the Minft'i dijebti war on the concert,' and upon the representations made to him Mayor Kinzy ordered the police to arrest the managers of the company if an effort was made " to give the concert. - V, Dr. Withers President World's Fair,; St. Ljuis, Mo., Sept. 26. Prof. W. A. Withers, nf the American Association of official Ao-ricultural Chemists. Call 199 and get their prices on coat Salisbury Ice & X ael Jo. Seal Estate & Insurance. See Man pin Bros, for Real Es tate and Insurance. Their prices and teisns suit every one. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Has world wide fame for., mar vellou3 cures.. It turpassea any other salve, .lotion, ointment -or balm for cuts. Come, Burns, Boils. Sares, Felon?, Ulcers, Tetter Salt Rheum, r ever' bores, trapped Hands, Skin Eruptior fallible for rues, ijure jtut'jr I JUDGE PARKER TO JApS pBESS FOaV7LJ MAKING GAINS NOW EVERY EODR I One Thousand of th W "IT TnfT 111 the Kiver Every Day. j Mukden, Saturday, Sept. 24. (Delayed in Transmission ) The Japanese do not appear to be mov ing, but it is believed that tHev i will begin a general advance with in a day or two. They are con tinually receiving re enforcements. Rassian scouts who penetrated be yond Bentsiaputze saw large ea rn en 1 3 of V Japanese 'and campments strong column is reported to be forming northwest of Liao Yang.- A thousand Japanese are dally crossing the Taitse river over three bridges which have been built i above the railroad. St. Petersburg, Sept 25. News of a battle at Mukden is hourly expected. The Japanese are cross ing, the Taitse river at the rate of a thou ;and -daily. Apparently a large force is now marching direct on Tie Line, north of Mukden on the Liao river by a road frcm Tsian j Chin, passing a hundred miles east of Mukden. When this j - - - fresh turning movement is sufS-' ciently advanced a general move ment against the Russian forces is anticipated. General Sakharc ft wires that the Japanese fjree September 25 ad vanced along the ground between Mandarin roads and heights Tou- mits southeast of Mukden. Ihe movements, which were apparent ly a reconnoisance, were retarded by the Russian cavalry. WHOLESALE LIQUOR DESTRUCTICJ 700,000 Gallons of Whiskey Dtroyei nx Fira Today. AberdeepScqtland, SdpU2e. J Fire broke out in the Bailuis. Taliker distilleridd . today;. Eivsa hundred thousand gallons wL'-, key was stored in the buildl;:?. The liqaor caught fare and t" blazing stream ran down tk3 The distillery.. was conpletely stroyed. r . - T0S0ER0W The Weather Forecast for North Cxrc- . Una for 24 Hours. . Washington, D. C. Sept. 27 -Th 3 weather forecast for North Carolina for-the ensuing 24 hours is : " Fair in eastern, showers in wes tern portions tonight, Wednesday showers. . . Mr. Murphy to Speak at Cow&tfs School House. A Democratic meeting will- be held at Cowan's school housa i3 Locke township on WeCr ' night, October 5th. Waller I ' phy, Esq., will m peak fkKr !- r 4 ' ' V .- Ti.9 Market 5 , Furnished cvrr rn ' Gattis &Gfim L . stocks. brJ,i, HI'i" ions. l iff ',.. 10 1 10 M 10 44 10 44 10 50 10 4? 10 55 15 SO now 10 3g 19 64 .140 r to m l'J44 10 53 October Iecmber - aiarcn . 10 M . Spots Open C, Clew 108 5-S "',"!L os-s I no " 33S-6 tl 80 IS 68 - - 13 37 1 37 Wheat- September December May Corn May Uecenr OaW . May - .. December. Pork-1 . October January ' Klbs October 687 January r ttSta - 740 747 October. JantM 'V.' Save njoney by buyir anA TanrA from r " ' c t:. Fdx Scsf- J rit m biZ lotofCoVrJ, Delaware, Cataw ba Ca&froiaandTokaGraptaaciJ SSmU at Saleeb,'. Candy . KKchen, 'phcflW l-. 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