North Carolina Newspapers

i njiMiiniiiiii.niijnnnin-n ' i I'n '--;- -"--t e; s,v fe:vj - ,: ' ? ' -." ' ' v --. ' i'-v: -'"'.' V , ' V ""'i. ""--'- - v''w y" Nevf Praties, Evaporated Peacheyl Seeded RaMn e, Currants, Self- Raising Buckwheat Maple Srap,;, M&accironi, Fine eating Pears, Mai- .: 5 SAYS,"" " ' You Haye a Prescrljtioa -m otj are not able to tell either Dy aparance, taste or odor, whether nc : haa been corectly compound ea. ou mast trust entirely to your draggf st. This is still another reason why you should have your prescrip tions filled here. - Next Door to Post Oiace. .Jaffa; Concord and Delaware Grapes Grape Fruit and Cranbrttes-at - mm. ;voLvxyi., 1904. - m i87. . - - .?.. .. .-- . .. - . . ; k- . : ,. r - - - - ' r - J-,4r Murpav i rj-. . ' - ..-. -i, r- - - : - . - - BIG IIIGDT FOii ELKS. ACOTCH; SKCZERjLisf HEIGHT; : ; V ; " : Tt' ElkiwfiKBjr. the! Experience of f Tfce Common Eattte Eysteni 1 i ' V 1 1 , i. t.-Ei. V: : -The' Dctch Smoker vaiYenrlafet vjt hai"Yecenly faeenxdepidedy night by thealisbury'Lbdge of H.IK8 wafl .one or the ftjost p'easur able of the many depghtf ul f unc: tiona held by the order. Eioce. jts. organiz ition here. jThe emoker was really a creation of -Mh .Max Moses .brainand was evolved dur ing his recetot visit to the, Father- lAod - Th menaSya9.alctJate"d Ho and "did" deirghtthooit.ta cf those Several oat-of-town craftsmen helpetl make up the party and the. -Cyenms; yas jn full haj-moay Ivith 01 me Bocihi Biue - ESkdom. WEDDING T05IGHT. Miss SallieEosemond and Mr. W M. Astrologow to Be Karried. ai i :av o ciock intsevenjngifliiss . . w4- , . - it xrec"DU n.1" ffiea home cf the -bride's' Barents,- Mr. - " - - ttuu ana. u. x, ftusemom.'-oi "Spencer: Imneedjately after ifTe J If f . fYl ' 1 1 I ceremony the couple wuueave lor. , St.Louis, where they will spepd a week. : - . Mr. Astrologow is ' a native of Russia but has been in the em ploy of th9 Southetn at the Spen cer bhops for several years. Both he and his bride are well known and much liked. THE QUARTERLY MEETING. ' Stewards of the First Methodist Church ' ' Elected Last -Nigh s.- i- At the Q larterfy Conference at the First Methodist" "church last night the following stewards werei elected:" r'; :'V:,:. r LeaS Overman. D L Giskill. - -la Piuaimer, W S.NicJlsonSMlJl01118 .Hufcy, WT3imersett H TV j?0 A. U Simpson, G W WhitlockTD A Beaver, L L'Gakill, M L Jack Bon, A R Laz3aby, Py N Peacock, R L Shaver, Leroy Smith, T M McCulloh,; W S Taylor, 4W B Smuot, R E L Mauney, T H Stiff, . FL Robbins, W T Burke,. A L bmoot, L 0ttldenhour and W II Crawford. ... Mr. T M McCulloh was elected recording steward, Mr. G W Whitljck district steward" and . papt. W. B. Suoamersett Sunday ' ectiool eupsrintendent. . Howan .Young School. Women at Normal The followiog young ladies from Rowan county are in attendance at the State Normal and Industrial College ac" Greensboro: Misses Minnirf Baer'-anm, Annie Ribe, Sadie and Mena Davis, Flora Thornton, .Jnet Qamn, Janet Crump, Mary Murphy, and Nettie Thonason, Salisbury; Rosa Bailey, of Woodleaf;- Carrie Graeber, of China Grove: Daisy Fisher, of- Crescent ; Otta Turner, of Cleve- - land, and Cora Hart, R. F. D.,; MooresvilleT . Miss Chapman Eeturns. : Miss Flora : Chaoman. who ac- comoanied Mr. Wm. R. Over - man durinz her tour abroad, has returned to Salisburv and is the guest of MUs" Marion Heilig for 8erved immediatefy after the de two weeks. Mrs. Overman will g"es are conferred. There will be not be at home for several months. Pays His Taxes in Pennies. Mr. W. J. Hannon, who- con- ducts a bakery on East Trade sireet, waiaea aown couin lryon street thia morning, staggering beneath the weight of a box which contained 3,756 pennies. He de posited the burden in the office of Tax Collector Duckworth and asked for a receipt for h's taxes. Mr. Hannon never pays his taxes until he has co'Iec'e 1 a sufficient numbar of pefiLis to liquidate the bill. Charlotte Chroaicle. Federal Court at Greensbcrj. Mess?. A. H. Price, J. H. Horah and BurtcnCraige returned last night from Greensboro, where they attended Federal coust yes terday. Music Laseons in Violin, by Lowell Goodsell, 417 S. CnorcL st. . lm ' Cr Jim Kisses, delicious flivors Com try tbem A ade at Salee- bv's Jicdy Kitthap, Phone 17, tf t - ?0I-III;IIEV7:OTEII TUS BELU C03PAIY'5:IB7!::S 1.- It has-"reccntly faeendepidcd Ijiy the Southern Telephoneand Telegraph,,! Ocmpany that, instead of having the magneto- eystem which da irS uafrt'-present' in the Salisbury' "exchange, to install a cbmmon battery pjlant grey' which ia the s&me that ia in use in At.Ian- U CbarlotteJ -vew .York ajuT all Some of the citizens of 6alisbary I soon aa the. .xeconLtructiori of-the plant i' 6ver,aad the ser.viee m&aJ-' eecdnd to none, which it certainly oil soinz o De aonej that the com- pany intends td advance the rate. On behalf of the company Manag- : er bcott states that5 there- is no intention of -making any advance in the rates now -paid by the old i subscribers, the jonly advance oyer frymr rats: hAindr..-fiii now Jnai 1 rrz --v-' 1 r . . pa account of this change the i luataunuuu ul .tuqusn uiaut Will be temporarily de ayed, as it will gg- necessary to cenlrat tffi-e3 . haye different 'station equip- I ment shipped hereJ LUTHER LEAGUE LECUfiE. General Secretary oil Lutheran Lnther League in Salisbury Tonight. ? Rev. Luther ML - Kuans, gen eral secretary of the Luther Lea gue in America, will "lecture jat St. John's j Lutheran church to night, at- 8 ; o'clock. Mr. Kuhna is aa intereititg talker. Al wno- .near httn wilK be pleased. Every body is invited. : No cost is Attached to tnis lecture. BRIDGE. F0REMA5 TOT. :mah;: .S. . - Mr. jvl. JohneodJ bridge fore- man for the Soukhern between Spencer ard Danville, was pain fully hurt this morning. While be was in a caboose a swith engine dashed into it and threw him from window to wiod jw J lie is ii j irtd very painfully though not se-ius ly. Dr. Young wJ is called in at one 3 and dresstd his wounds. Kesler Mill Peys for ! school Site. ' 1 . - -- The Kesler Mant facturing Com pany, through Mr. Frank L Rob bins, manager, h is very gener ously donated to tbe County Board of Education a sit s for a public school building in Kesler-Mill dis trict. The eight was bought from I Mr. D. L. Arey aqd he originally held it at 1200. The purpose -for jwhich it was pur! chased induced him to sell it for Z 00, for which the Kesfer Com parJy gave a check. bactl evidence of interest m school affairs is mot commendable and evokes expression of warm ap- preciation on the part of the mem bers of the Board. Bed Men Tonight. Sapona Tribe Nb. 33 will meet in their wigwam a 8 o'clock sharp tonight. As all thtee degrees will be conferret1 aI1 4iember8 are re hasted tojbe present. Banquet more uiauons until the 1st Wednesday; m November. They will then go back to their old way of initiation, one dav decree con- arrtlA atlu ;i,f I i G. M. Rovat.t.. Srhem. Mr. Kirk's Illness Not Serious. Mr. W. Love Kirk, of Morgsn tjwnship,. who was in Salisbury yesterday, stated that his fatbei, , who suffered a W. A: Kirk, Esq slight stroke of paralysis last week, is improving-rapidly. Sweet c?der on variety store, r ce at Parker's lw Salisbury Ice Fuel Co., will 6e!l you c ial cheaper than anyone else in tom. tf Oysters! ' Fresh Oysters week. Come or nice 'fish also, phone 111. every dav this 'phone. "Plenty m. A. Brown. For rheumatism, neuralgia and tike pains use L'duid Electricity. . Home-Made candy, made daily. All kind of flavor?, Chocolate and Uocoauut,; delicious flavors at Sa leeby's Candy Ki chen. Phone 17 :t::u. Tho'Ecnocratio iloainsa'rcr Governcr S!?, Coses Campaign Here.V;.-" Cfcalrtsan- Boy den, of the cecmty DemncrRtift mmiinittee. received ft !At.r ..hf.mm!nfl. fmm Rttl t"?5 Jonaay, ana -leeway nad a ClhRirmnS!nimrtn rhn Bflirs 4hat t? r n ik. nmroti nonlinee for wverncr : will sneak . : iu Salisburv on Thursday. Novem -Vtn i DK,ii Lh?W W; big barbesao on this dny aud he -.fM .1 t i . . . 4 lucaj gaiuermeyer uem-iu uas cpuniypn inat uay. !. r . , . .1 . -i . , t HR. A. L. LI5GLE ON THESTUH?. The :RepubUcan;Campaign In Bowan -: ? County Opens: ollxl AK ' T.;l Ko .navo the campaign, for the Republicans in Rgwan- county: ' Mr. Linale -i-T-i- .u -c iu.. I. snoke list- week d :h4 in iP1 -attended pointment at Prkb' chool house r f Saturday night. -! -: "How long do you speak Mr, Lingle ?'' the reporter asked. Well," the statesman, replied, 'I wa3 not.fijejing well at my last; apipointment nd spoke only minutes. 1 trubt, however, to-be 1 " 1 1 . , i . i' . with becominz trdTcessarv i j 1- . - ength the mighty problems of State at my Parks appointment,". WILL PACK HOUSE. .The Original -"Miss Bob White" Cbm- pany Coming. , Manager Marsh has secured for Thursday wwtwwi. what is perhaps the highest ' class theaatrical attraction that ever came to Salisbury 'Tflojla 3 wtxAJ MAE PHELPS PRIMA DONNA, WITH COMPANY. , Philadelphia, consisting of 43 peo pie, will be here." This is today one cf the most successful operas in the country, and that Meroney's opera house will be packed goes without saying. - . " Mr. Hacketf s Appointments R. N. Hacket'r, Ekj , of Wilkes- boro, will be in Rowan county this week. Mr. Hackett : will speak at Zib at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon and at Trading Ford Friday night at 7:30. He will be at Gold Hill Saturday-afternoon at 2 o'clock and in Salisbury Sat urday night at 8 D. A. R. to Elect Delegates. The Elizabeth Maxwell Steele Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Friday afternoon at five o'clock with .Mrs. Edwin -Williamson Overman, Regent, for the election of delegates to the fourth annual state conference at Greensboro, N.'C, Nov. 1st", 2ad and 3rd, and transaction of other important patriotic business. All Daughters are urged to attend the meeting. At Park's School House. ' Messrs. T. H. Vacderford, Jr., and P. S. Carlton will speak to morrow (Thursdry) night at Park's school house at 7:30 o'clock. For Rent! A 9 room house on Ellis St. Modern improvements. Apply to Mrs. L. A. Lunn. 2t Wanted ! To rent a piano. L Goodseix, City. 6t If you want a real good tonic tike i teaspoonfull or more of L:quid; Electricity in a glass of water just before retiring and soon after arising in the morning, - tf . i ccrx-jinmaiexi i.viiss jj jo urnua and the original company that ap peared in Boston, New York and ' - " :00LGV iririESTS. - j The ' ii:3 cf Teachers" llxed" and Kew districts Create&f i The Boat d of. Blacaiiotri which bn8y esi6n of tWO ftijZ . fwa fB. Millex having duly qoaliLsd.waa I .l4 ' I it. n 5 Pl caairman oi idu j .aru. - 0VT ?Q,ea "an51 u!ati?532T Behoofa were formulated atd one a o-t mecmei aims ti ice ujara in 1 fclt''30 4 uuss lu crease xne ciuai 1 iu HLiiMiimifl H (rrAoiar inTnrm.t nn 1 , v ' 7 " .Z iCr 7. rrTyr i Liio iihti nr inn naronra in unni after the teacheV or prineiwiVt)! eac - school rwilf be rc q uireur i j 1 . ... ' - -- . The Japasssa DriOr tO IDA nnfininff nf (ho 'cof nl in TifcitW th narniaV trict and in soliciting the W&K-j I. . ViUllUlOU auu (Ik rrM1!:!S Tt " . . . "Jl vl?S loe parenxs or tnose-chiidren svh0 Bchboor wlio have. been irregular in niieiKiancfl nnnntr .rnn nrficiiiiaii,.- u-- ej i vi. vear Certificate- nf RttemUnT " will be rfven to each child who has neither heen tare! irnnr ahHmt1. in the month; anrl rnn,i'tin those who attended' during the e.JJair 18 ln Salisbury for a few iru0orf - - . . wLfiWr- p.o 4hA "miJ f tire term will be made. Interest! 1 uv uaikui tuo uaicuifl TTlllLC Iffrootlp inoraaoQ,! . Krr maan means c monthly reports, thus necessarn1in balisbury last night, on a visit placing the parent in close touch with the progress of the child and the wdfk of the schools in Loce No. 2, Atwell Na. 9, Providence No G nd ML Ulla No. 1. :Tt3 Board also made an "appropriation for the purchase of the building no v owned by a company in" Gold ILII No 3 " A new mridt n bnnV hll d riff a Sh,nr araMaA f Kesler Mill, and arrangement nfe already -mada fjprowas-.u ol fi"5aaeH atGrfanite Quarry, district No. 7, Franklin, Scotch Irish No. 2, Scotch Irish No. 4, colored and in the consolidated districts in Mt. Uila and Steele. This, however, will be the last of the work of the Board in the matter of appropria tions for tfcis year. . The month's salaries of ths teech- ers in the county public schools for the various districts were ; fixed, ranging from $25 to $50 per mr nth. Committeemen should see to it, that in contracts with the teachers." the monthly pay does not exceid the maximum salary fixed by the Board of Education. j Altogether, the last session of the Board means much for the good tf the country schools and the Board is to be congratulated on the week's work. . " " Took $60,000, Still Fre. Philadelphia, Oct. 5 The jury in the case cf President Henry Lear, charged with misappropriat ing $60,000 of funds of the Doy leston, Pa , National Bank, re ported to the court at 11:25 this morning that they "were unable to f agree. They were discharged. Three North Carolina ladier. Misses Rachael and' Mary Brown, and Mrs. Florence Qaiby, holding government positions in Washing ton, have- been r materially pro moted. A man named Guy, has been arrested in Sanford charged with trying to induce cotton operatives there to leave and go to mills elsewhere. He was finecj $25 and costs. ; . . - Jo. Jefferson, the veteran actor, has decided to leave the stage. Advancing years and ill health make his retirement necessary. - If the world owes you a living all you have to do is pull your coat and proceed to collect it. Send us ybur job work. ? At Mrs. - Linton's green house a new lot of bulbs are expected in a few days. Leave your order now. Cut fljwers, wedding and funeral designs at the shortest notice. Or ders left at Kluttz'd Drug Store or at the green house 402 E. Inniss Sfc y will receive prompt and careful attention. Mrs. Linton is agent for the largest growers of cut flowers in America. Real Estate & Insurance. . See Mao pin Bros, for Real Es tate and Insurance. Their prices and teims suit every' one, - TOLD II BRIEF.! TJp on the Sounds.': Mrs. W. Hnff is in Winston at tending the fair. ' . V-f i - " f Eubber heel?, shoe polish anc silk laces at Bart's. it 1- We are ready to do that j tb foi you bring it along. - I ! ; Mr. J; Mi Staff irdef Firtnont. was inSdlisbory today. y Gen. J. D. G'enn, cf 1 Winaton, wasjin Salisbury this morning Rev. Dr. G. H. turned to Uhariotte' this morning. 1 : .- . ." 1 w R sUm ,k .U :i - .-, . d-t the 4th pagexf tf3day- SpN. i M reteShank. of ; Locke town i . t . . .i i Uk. UliUUCK0 LUWD i MA'.I. " r .;.:' J - - - f , :. : -rc yjuwu.ii..j- i4.iji, Da . uuci nesa trip.- . . , t k I There is but little if any im - provement in the' condition of Mr. T. M. McCulloh. He is very lick. M.;u-.ji.r.-: f T3 - ' . i. i . t .! 1 1 L:. c- . 1 i Diuto kjuiii.iay. 10 uut wxal t s - i V ' - 4 "w "r ..-""t ci.iwuun.nre me electric cranes C wno ha8 06611 the World's Ff- t 1 r 7 t' i .w.uv. v tnft lata IJanUi .1 . H- Hilfl ftTTIVArl D' a few days. j Mr. R. A. Brown' and Dr. Bur leyson, of Concord, .'came up last right to attend tho. Dutch smoker kJven by the Elks.': ? . V "j : 'i , - 'y1 h - - Li ' ' J - ., 'Mr. ,W. C. Houslon, who has been off duty with the Southern for. two months,' as the result of an attack of fever, is able to be ouV again." : ; .- -T,-r-k--..:-v morning fori Atlanta, Georgia. For three months Mr. Doi sett will trarel for the Etchison Hat Com pany, of Richmond. A- Prof. Lippard, wno conducted a business college in Salisbury for several years put now a resident of Greensboro, has opened sj bnsi neas college at Monroe.! ' ' -You want the latest styles, of course, when; yen nave printing done, and you will get the latest when, you come here with your work: Sun Job Office f i Our windows show but . few ; of the many styles we show and from our ad. on second page you can tell but little. 1 Come and see Burt's shoes and you ' ' will : appreciate them. f ! ' : ' - ' ' - - -. . The street force is now engaged in grading down; the sidewalk in front of Mr, J. P. Roueche's residence. J. Stoublefield understands 'his business and is doing good work for the city. I - '' The Gaston ia Gazette states that in Gaston county (he. total assess ment of real and personal proper ty amounted to $7,952,980! a gain over last year of $371,704 The total number of ' polls - listed is 4,872, a gain4 of 559 over last year. " r, - ., ! " Mrs. L. T. Hay man and two little daughters returned yester day from Roanoke j Va.,; where j they "have been visiting relatives for the past few weeks. They will ! remain here a few days with Mrs. j Hay man sisterp, Mrs. S. C. Wal den and Miss Lottie Bolshaw,btfore returning : to their home n Jack sonville, Fla. - : L ; .i ;-i.v: Payne's Temporary Successor. Washington, Oct. 5.Eirst As sistant Postmaster Ganeral Wynee wa9 this morning formally notified by the President that he is to per form the duties ol Postmaster General pending the appointment of a new member of the cabinet to take the place of Payne. I . Boys Stone a Chicago SchooL Chicago, OiU 4. With stones and other missiles, a mob of boys today bombarded ' the Hamlin Sooool, hear the stock yards. A patrol wagon load i of policemen dispersed the juvenile1 , rioters, making several arrests. If troubled with a. weak dizes- tion. try Chamberlaan'sf Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will do you good. For sale by Jas. Plum- mer. ... . f Coal! tJoalll Just received, a large shipment jf fine coal. Leave orders at Plumer's drug store. lm. i(J. A. MONTOOMEBT. Biff EnGfflES ARRIVE; GEn. PAYUE IS DEAD. GEnEBALS RECALLED. President Spencer and Other Southern Offlcials Pass Through. . OorrwipoiMlence of San, ' SDelcr. October 4ravlfn, Engineer W. J. Lacy, of T . r , American: Locdmotive Works V. Kichmond, Va , together with corps of aEsistants, are here de livering a number of extra large engines to the Southern Railway company at this point The type lucumuuvw are iae larsesc in 1 ir n 180 tons each. Ten oassenffer and i - n-- ?5 freight ensrines have alreadv oee. delivered , to the-Jonthern " f InK : it --.-- .w- - I iitoiure irum inn a nrr an v fin t,,..;- rZ:- I llUWia - iCG-lOtlVe ..Cral, - 1 ma&iDg one oir.ine; largest, orders j ever given by a single' company. 1 The new machinery is now being P,aced in the mammoth shop boild- lD last erected here by the Southern though it will take sev-1 eral months to complete the work of setting up and placing same. im The pieces attracting the most at- J which will have sufficient strength (to lift an engine weighing 150 tons point hrMhe buildlnff. The new wviun ny.- aesirea I - " "WUIC UlttUl UClOc lUSiaiiea DV Chief Electrician W. S. Sweet will j i i-i , ,, - About one dc zsn lartre ar Umna will be used to illnmint th m?n building, which is 600 feet long and 159 feet widd. President Samuel Spencej.and a number" of. other" Southern Rail way oScials passed through Spen cer at 7 it'clock this, morning on trip R-rrtb I, Thiiriir- rinar ret-pective private cars aUd occupied berths when the train stopped at the station here. The special train bearing the dis tinguished officials was brought from Monroe, Va , to this place by Engineer A. E Rwzle, one of 1 Via fiafoaf AnolnAora rtn rka arte. tem" r- " V ' Mr. M. P Kramer, of this place, , . ' ' a member of the Spencer hose reel team who with nmW nf "T.r ... DciCJJf huW - . l 1 3 J while hghting hre m the coal chute bout two weeks ago, is still off duty from the effects of in jaries nusiaiueu ia iuo lernuc explosion which occurred. Several of the members of the team - who were it jureJ at the jame time have re turned to their positions in the shrpj. " ' - - -... - Stockholders in the Spencer In vestment Company today received check for a 4 per cent, semi -an- nual dividend, beiy firtt uiviuuu utrciareu uy me uireciors bUo consist mainly of a large office and V. i fW.- L.l.l: mercanuie ounaing, ereciea nere laSt Spring. WORKHOUSE FOR CRIfflHALS Negro Boy Stealing Ride Has Foot Cat Off. i Greensboro, N. C, Oot. 4 I The Board of County Commission ers in session this morning unani- mously agreed to Uke steps to- wards erectinc and maintainin,' a wor k j house for youthful and female criminals. A committee was appointed to visit the work house in Durham county, at an early ektte, and investigate the buildings there and the manner of operations f ir the guidance of the Board in making placs. Joseph F. Taylor, of Washing ton, N.C,; who will be chief marshal at the State Fair, has an nounced the list of marshals. The list is a long one, containing the names of some of the most popular and representative young men in in the State. The Dailt Sun, 5c. per copy, at Kluttz' drug store. A Love Letter Would not intest yon if you're looking for a guaranteed Salve for Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo., writes! I suf fered with an ugly sore for a year, but a 4 box of Bncklen's Arnica Salve cured me. 1 ' tie best Salve on earth. - 25o at it Druggists. You may uui tvel like' giving your uncles and aunts 49 cousins a photo that will cost from $3 to $5 per dozin out you can when you get them at 28 for 25s, for a short time only at Kiuttz's gallery. 4t All the Postofficers of the Country Will be Closed Friday. Washinalnn. Ot 4- nnrtr t' the rT;-,i ct. u . . ' ! United States, a member of the atv4Tit, L- . B I A. f T UC. A UDLliiOSLCi I Clinl M.I III I n a "wu- ommiuee, - Btai ffUl 01 1113 Pa"y with the I history of which both in his home State and nationally, he has been identified for many years died a,t 1 t,e . rri ..a i . - l f isu i . . - - . . 8lxly year8 Ihe death was an npancepunn an om.aal , bulletin is r01- wnmng pny sicians, a i u:-v. .t : I ' - ... disease of ; of the mitral valve and dilation of the heart, v iiir. jrayne naa Deen in poor .'T-' . 1 health for ' at least two years, but his last illness covered only seven days, n attack of heart. trouble ml last week precipitating the end at a time when after a rest he seemed to bave recovered a small measure of his vitality impaired by years of arduous Jabor. Death- this af ternoon came after nearly 6 hours of unconsciousness. Ocober 5. Flags on the Gov ernment buildings are flying at half mast tndnv mt nf r0Tnt tr. 1 - J . - - v"'-"" thA momoi-TT P. arol A. . n..u.. u I J aBiunuwuiiiiw l0K various executive departments on Friday ' the dav r f the nnhhV funeral here. The ' Prfstoffic&Jte- partment will also ,be" eloeed yVir- ing the hours , of the fanT well as every rJW lTnnx fif.w1'le seryjed "here H to T ,r " , -f m" -,fknna episco pal church and' will be attended, by Uii tho government, as weU as by repre sentatives of foreign nations. The remains will be ehippeu to Wis- consin ' Friday afternoon. STOLEI DIAM05DS TOUHD. . . . , Nephew of Mrs. Piatt Took Her Gems Durin Mardia Grasat New Orleans. Huntington, W. Va., Ojt 4. After workinr 8ecretly for a peri. od of mnnth Rhief of Police Davi8 of thia cilyj un6arthed to night, diamonds valued at $6,500 stolen from Mrs. Theodore ' A. Piatt, at New . Orleans, during Mardi Gras last March. The dia monds were taken from the Piatt home whPe' the family were at- t.Anriinar the Marl? Oma feativitien. Simultaneously. Walter Piatt, a ,u j. M pp, ; f.h;Bf nivi fnn;.ht. aamimi! pl . - part of the-Btoleif jiwels and ar- rested WRlter Piatt to await the ftrriv6l of his aaQtf from New 0r- flAnna Vnnnrr Piatt ranraioMJ ? Cr . -- a a'mon broker in. South Africa and said t ' I " m . i that ne brought a number of stones over 10 mis country and nau tnem mounted and was willing to dis- POBe Oi.inem ai a bargain, - as ne 1 1 . . . , . . nnciaiiy emoarrassea. Several society leaders, whose nam6Sine ponce witnoia, purcnas- uw uow i a Dargain. The arrest of young Piatt has caused a sensation in society circles here, where the young man spent money lavishly during his stay. .B , A Mobile, Ala., dispatch says Mrs. Chas. B. Galloway, : of Jack son, Miss., has received a cable gram from her husband, Bishop Galloway, announcing his safe ar rival in Shanghai from Japan. He will hold the China Conference at Shanghai and from there will proceed to Korea. m Wood and Coal I I keep a full line of the best grades of wood and coal. Prices the lowest. Orders promptly filled. T. A. Coughen bour, 'phone 42. Sweet Oranges from new crop, cocoanuts, apples, banannas, pine apples, lemons, pears, sugar pears. All are new stock. Call at Salee by's Candy Kitchen, 'phone 17. tf Fall Opening of the New Milinery Parlors! I will have on display 50 New York pattern hats on Wednesday and Thursday, October 5th and 6th in my parlors on Inniss street, HeJrick Block, (same stand as last fall.) Call early while I have a good selection. Respc clfuIly,Leona A. Murphy, (Next door to Spot Cash) tf BUSSIAU EITEATS. The J apaoese Endeavoring to Flxri . Russian Forces. P ' l'' I Petersburg, Oct. S.-The H I a 'owing dispatch from General cv i , ' otoessel, m command at Port a Artb urUated September ;SOth was received today: "Since the attacks of September 23 all have been quiet - though there have been daily skirmishes and artillery bombardments. - The Russians make -sorties daily. From Serx i - tember 19th to 23rd the - bombarded and assaulted the porta to the northwest of .Port Arthur i . gained only t wo small redouC-j. which were wrecked hv the hnm. I J bardment. They destroyed the aqueduct." Gdn. Stoessel esti- I . . w male8 lhe Japanese losses In the four day8 fighting, at ten thousand killed and wounded, Harbin, Manhuria, Oct 5 GeDeral Kuroki appears to be trying to turn the Russians left while the J apanese are marching forward against the Russian centre.- The Japanese transports are bringing material to the mouth Ui lUO Yalu river, whence it is carried by iunks to Shabetsi and - rJauK LUO tuU8lcucuun wa rjad between Shabetsi and Feng Fang Chepg is proceeding. reoortecHhat tha I 0,sr It i r-ave u m.j ges across the Liao River at Siaupeihe. v London Oct. 5. The Central NewBThajT a "dispatch from t. Petersburg stating that it is of ficially ' announced - that Major IGeneral Orlorff, commander cf the 54th division, and Romanoff, commander of the 6th Siberian division, have been recalled. Or lorff has been held responsible for permitting. Kuok to turn the Rus sian left inthe battle at Liao Yang. Rome, Oct. 5. The St. Peters burg correspondent of the news papar Giornale Ditalia wires that the Kaiser telegraphed the com mander of the Russian Baltic fleet wishing him a good voyage and good luck. Should the statement prove cor rect the Kaiser's telegram is likely to cause some diplomatic protest on the part of the Japanese. It will be ' recalled that during the Boer war the Kaiser sent a similar telegram . to Paul Kruger wishing good Luck to the Boers and that te'.egram brought about a vigorous protest by England. Paris, Oct. 5. A dispatch from St. Petersburg confirms the report that the third Russian army is about to be formed. General Louboviessky will be in cocunand. TOMORROWS FORECAST. The Weather Forecast for Ucrth Cxr Una for 24 Hours. Washington, D. C. Oct. 5.-T3 weather forecast for North Carolina for the ensuing 24 hours is : Fair tonight except showers in extreme western portion, warmer Thursday, showers and cooler ia the interior. Any woman knows that a man . 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