North Carolina Newspapers

5 ' ...I I I . i .. .- I WW SA.LI8BURY, IN. C.PRii)AY, RCH DEii IIC PRIMARIES. 16, 1900. WHEN PRIMARIES WILL BE HELD 1N SALISBURY. s Un:u m ti C:i:tt h Witb t&s East Vard's Vote. Representation to be eiinla Ccnieatioa. WILL MEET -m SALISBURY, APRIL f9TH. " TiMarfoB Coanlitees Apjslntei for tka ..lacapnea anl Eatertaiazent cf Dela- The. committed apiointt by tne. uemocratio - ixecutivify Com- ing of Mes. A. II. BoX-den, T. C. Linn and Jno. M. Jian with r6f- erenco to the etat gates at Pres&jtery Usetlnj. i - cer, precinct conrontion. fore s of the Spen- the county V3 come to a con i. m.Jyi4. to iiicreaso ice of State Chair i it wasi decided not tho electoral vote of the county this year and conse quenijy spencer'g votes will be counted with the East ward votes The Spencer box, however, will bo entitled to representation By dolegatea and a delegation, will be tJitxiea n a, mass meeting to De held at Spencer to represent 'that precinci m tne county conrentipn. The .ypting placp3 in Salisbury will be as follows: . " North ward at the court house. Southward at cityjrall. West 'ward at L. Ed Heilig's store. J, u I ' . . i EasI ward at T. L. ; Swink's tore. ' :-: ;,;. Dl-fn't. Kaow He Had It. The Davie Times says of Capt. L. D. Parker, and his case of smallpox : Capt. Parker, tho con ductor ori. tho passenger train; is now confined to his home at Mooresvillo with j a genuine of smallpox. He was taken sick Tuesday of last week while on duty though he did" not know, at tho time that ho had the disease. The officers of the. Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon to make arraftigements for the -meeting of Concord Presbytery, which will be held in 'the First Presby terian church in Salisbury on Thursday, j April 19th at 7:30 p. The following committees were appointed at this meeting: . :' To secure homes for delegates. D. .A. Atwell, T. B. Beall, J. M. Brown, It ' jw. Price. ' ' Reception -W. G. Watson, H; G. Tyson, Edwjn Shaver, "j. Saml. I McCubbihs, Theo. F. Kluttz, ! John A. Ramsay, Rev.; John Wake- ! field. . Assignment of Homes. E. B. Neave, 0. D. Davis, J. . Allen Brown, Rev. J. Rumple, D. D. ; Preparation of church and grounds: W. L. Kluttz. JNO. H. JULIAN. CtritiftisEiiter PRFSRYTFRY TO MFfT PKlTnHflDniiHnniDicvDnpyliirmmo n r . n., m,o.n . ' . . , : 1 ' "nuuumaiunuii mm HI !Ht Wllit; iliiiiiSIKli UtKAHIl IF. IS H VEflKE RETURN FROM THEIR TRIP TO . LYNN, MASS. Mr. Ross Sick. L Mr. T. L. Rass, of China Grove, who was vi3iting his family here last weok was, "unfortunately sick during the whole time. Stanly Enterprise. ,1 - , Miss Crawford's Condition. There i i no improvement today in the condition of Miss " Carrie, Crawford, we regret very much to earn. . ;- '; ' -. Mr. Wyatfs Car. Mr. J..T. Wyatt's new car in which ho will place hip exhibits will cost him $8,000. It will be niado made "of To Geld HiM- - - Mess. !K. T. Alnroh nn,1 W. Murdoch Wiley went down to Gold Hjll this morning. . Thov will return to Salisbury tonight. Third Degree Work. A 'regular communication, of trimmed in gold, says the Concord Lodge No. 99 A!' F. & A. a " - I Ik V III 1 -11". 7 Times. : Mr. Wvatt tells oe nem to-nignt at Truth-Index tlftit. hn ha ? clock. Work in the 3rd decree. plftced.the order for'thia car and AU members are earnestly request- , will pwbably notdo so tjiis year. ed to attend. By order of-WL M. fiood Hme Killed, ft p .' A Big Contract. ' ' M"r. J . W. Koon lost a valuable ' Mr. C. E. !Plynt went to Pine horse yesterday, morning. The ville last night to begin a big con- norso aitempted to jump a bjg tract for painting there. He has mica ma tell in tho ditch, break- taken a contract to paint the fac ing his neck. v I. FAVORABE TO PRIMARIES, v ' r v ! .. . Tli3 Qoestlon'wiil be Brought up in the Coavention. - Tho question of a senatorial pri mary will bo one, of the questions discussed by the Democratic coun ty convention two weeks from next Monday. Ane sentiment in; this countv tory building and 116 houses there. After this job is completed he will return, to Salisbury and make this place his home. He proposes- to open up a shop here, - l Mrs. Bailey ImproVing- The many Salisbury friends of Mrs. Thomas Bailey, of Mocks ville, will be glad to learn that she continues to improve. The t)avie Times says that sho is now able to uowBooma entirely favorable to a sit up; Her slyness 1W Wn- prjmary. A prominent Democrat long -and ' tecVious one and her talking to the Trutii-Jndex repre- fiiends all over the State will be sentative yfeaterdav aftPmrtnr, 11 utVA 4ivVw.i:..;...,; AM .rr b w ICttA"VA uer improvement.' . .vv t.uu uciieveu vnai tuo delegates to the State convention hould be Instructed in favor of a primary for tho election; ot United Statei Senators'. Sies to Charleston.; uurieaA. uverman Jeaves today for Charleston, South Caro iiutt. iur. overman tnmics ot re maining thero for some time. Ulss Bret i l&proTing. Mrs. R. A. Brown came up yes terday morning from- Concord to see her ' daughter, Miss Maud Brown,- who hs been at the Whitehead-Stokes sanitorium for several weeks.- Miss Brown's many friends will be glad to learn that the continues to improre. Df. Lug Sick, . y( ng, president of the convention, became ill yester- v jr.auu. iias not ueen aoie to from Florida and brines moconveniion since with him w nef; --i-- . vgbiiv.li The Entertainment TcaigM. rr i l" , ,. .mere is a treat. in Btors for all who attend the musical entertain ment at the First Methodist church tonight. This entertainment is given for the benefit of the Vance Mill church and it is hoped that a large crowd will be present. Qno Vadis Ccnlag. :; The company playing Quo Vad is will be here Saturday night. This is 6a id to be one of the finest plays of its class on the road this i , - ' .ear aim it carries a .vast quanti ty of scenery and stage fixings. This class of plays seldom comes to Salisbury and Quo Vadis will doubtless be seeii by a large crowd tomdrrow night. ; AJrophyFroa Florida. Mr. II. C. Trott has returned back the morning bcsbW of yesterday, j about the size of half a dozen hen ays the Charlotti Observer. I , eggs and is almost perfectly round. KcrtS Carolina Daiegatlu till ha ca Hand Wiiea lij Dockerj-Beliacj Cass Coaas to Desk. . - ; , w asbington, D. C, March 10. Senator Pritchard and Represen tative Linney, of North Carolina, who has been to Lynn, Massachu setts, for the purpose of attending the banquet; of the Republican club at that point have returned to Washington. Both were much pleased with "their reception at Iynn. - .. . . ' Most of the North Carolina del egation are now in Wash ington. The Democratic members of tho delegation will all be on hnrl whenever the House concludes to take up for consideration fbo a against:BeIlamyv and members of the delegation will al so ne on hand. The case is likely to come up at any time after nt Monday, There is some prospect mat n may oe called, up on Tues day or Wednesday of next wept Mr. Bellamy is in Washington and is confident thet he will be per mitted to retain his seat. 1 Mr. Dockery, the contestant, is equally confident. Of course the seating recently of Messrs. Aldrich, of Al abama and Wise, of Virginia; in creases the Republican majority in the House, which is now about fifteen, and makes it more diffi cult therefore for the Democracy in the House to overcome the ad-, verse vote. It is expected, how- ever, tnat when the case is called up that there will be several Re publican members who will absent themselves from the house with out pairing, taking this course; r. a t h e r t h a n going o n record d i re c 1 1 y in f a v Jt of the retention of Mr. Bellamyin his seat. It is not believed that a single: republican 'vote, will be cast in the House directly for Mr. Bellamy, btit if enough Republi cans be brought to absent themsel ves, the result would be the same. It is .this upon which Mr.Bellamy, and. his friends are basing their hopes principally. In any event the vote on his case will be one of the closest which has been cast in the House during the present' ses sion. . ' ' - Adjutant General Rovster' has been in - Washington several ; dav3 being, here for, the purpose of ap pearing befpre the House Military. Committee in favor of an increase w.the appropriation for the State Militia. The amount desired is an increase from $400,000, to $2.- 000,000. In view of the fact that the House is cutting expenditures. although this increase is much de sired by the State militia through www wuc v; u u il l r v. jic Tirai I no tn North Carolina; there is but little likelihood that the Com mitt Military Affairs will report the in crease favorably. y ,' ' ' Mr R. L. Stroud, "of Chape! TT;il VuV. ry.- i . ' ' j1 ' vuroima is among prominent gentlemen in Washing ton irom the State. Ko is here on epme business before Congress in which he is interested, and called at the Capital to see Senator But ler, and j Congiessman Atwater. Mr. Stroud is a re 1 a t i v e of Ex- Representative Stroud, of North Carolina, ;whose home lis also at Chapel Hill. . Representative WTiite, of North Carolina, ias introduced a bill for the relief pf Jesse Fly the, of North ampton County, North Carolina m - ine uiii is to pay an old war cIaim.''V;fV - RepreseKtative Atwater has in troduced a bill for the payment of a war claim to Dallas Haywood of Raleigh North Carolina The b;ll has been referred to X e com. imttee on War claims. B! -HBl I IIl- A TRiiR SOME TROUBLE ATTHE UNION BRITISH UAN-OF-WARIS CHA- REPORTED THAT COPPER HINL SING HER. HE IS WILL- OPERATING IN CAPE mam ING TO SURRENDER. HEUHFn m ai m 1ST ' - -: .-', - T . - T I " m - i - . . - rom a gentleman who came in from Charlotte this morning the inference, we learn, has- been drawn from an article in this mor ning s Charlotte Observer that the lxmdon, March 16. The news "from Lorenzo Marquez is thLat the Jxitish, man-of-war, Shetis is cha- has entirely suspended operations! f. Wol Tho T'OTT.T, T . " - J sjxx'xaua is in a . posi tion to set all . the rumors with reference to the mine straight and it can assure its readers with the greatest positiveness that the mine has not only not suspended opera-' Mafeking, March lO.-Tho gar- London, March. 16.-The Boer nson continues cheerful in spite forces operating innorthera Ctpe of short rations, and diunnnlnt. I filrmv iL : . . ent at the of the H f uh Z WhT ier 8 inav tAlr nff tlho ri. L. --m? ... L . UAt A5 w, nem in the Union Copper MiniDg CorapaaT 7 T, l Ths b d crush ihen, with - , . , L i ' . iicuuu 01 mo earrison nri nnn. b nv . AVitK n- - , u i a vu VJaVACiU on marons. it nag caused combatantusaiWo.m fmnf . Ti..vi:. : .' iruifcyman is sue-1 cis at a point on theright, Bra ceeding admirably as military brant at Alival north 6n the left ! Rhodes wtebtowed. - governor. A proclamation issued they are returning to Blosmfon. Capetown, March 16.In an in- t?d& gnarantees the burghers tem Tw thousand EnaliihJ erview Cecil RhooV Rfi.. t payment for arms and I guardsmen are ! mhJnfr t I 1 .11 m II On O T A1 I.J v L !i I K 1 rv r am . A. a a one their. ...r: f . .. " I j -r. t . - I ti . . . ion permanently but willbe wort rf 1 6"(ngiy that we cannot have nooerts, it is report- mioniem to cut them off. : ed on a-larger scale in thA fntnW $acejui South Africaso long as f1' 13 atont to issue a fresh proc-l " . ' than at any time in the past. All obligations of the mine will be made good, we understand, and :i 1 1 . . ii win. oe continued as heretofore, j ' The owners of the mine have the greatest confidence in its pay ing qualities and will shortly be gin smelting their own ore. Peffu't S:a $:!:!.'. ' v f Kansas City, Mo., March 14.J- ' we have in the repubiics a' rally- lamation .which is expected to tng groTind for dislovaltv and dia- have the effect of precluding fnr. '-if.' . - . I a'l . . - o - vty. sutj, SatlfifAtinn T An, l.:"UV I tncr OOPOSltmn nn tVm .fit. r m dan safely federate till we have ?" Staters. The reports are Peffer, former United SuL TT- T JfCtt4 Ui rown coiony . irresiaent stoyn ator from Kansas, was fonnrl o. : uj i . ' . government. : . IP . .! is willing to surrender. A NEW YOBK FIBE. Utica, N.-i., March 16. The SURPRISED TnE BOERS. r i .' " 1 Yttuzjri, iuarch 10. The lKth in bed in rooming house in Eaii Eighth street this afternoon. On the bureau was found a box that had . contained morphine and a note reading : '"Father I don't like to do what . I am doing but I am tired." ' In the dead man's pockets were' A Vote of Thanks, At a recent" meeting of the haw'c Valley; hotel block, at Clements crossed the Orange River Board of County Commissioners ?hawc wa? burned at 4 o'clock this morning at Nervals Point a unanimous- vote of thanks was i 13 ?min8 ,Jt contained five erprising the Boers, wJjo occupied extended the medial fmto;U 8pres, tne postoffice, a number of mils beyond. The immedmt ItA " rr. . Tc.i.,:" ,U ofe. tk nnora advunPA nf tu 0l.,' T Pgrapmcai union r.uiy auu ivowan countv. I -z - . i . .. . : o uioie in i worKintr cards TT ... uu mey aesire to express their T"T ui-mug excepi vwium. tne mail was saved. All the t4wn records, the Masonic records and charter were . hurnpd : TKo atows doomed. es are a hundred thousand dol- Falla VilHge, Conn., March 16. highest ' appreciation of the " ear nest and conscientious effort on their part in co-operatinz with the Superintendent of Health in suppressing the .recent'' epidemic oi smallpox in Rowan county. about HO years old and was a linotype oper ator. He was not known to be despondent. escaped Miss Kluttz Oat of Danger. Congressman Kluttz reports that his daughter Mary is pro nounced out of danger and Js on tne road to recovery Ever since the illness of his daughter, yrho Js in Baltimore, , Mr. Kluttz has starved there, running over here to attend the daily sessions of the House and returning to Baltim in the evening uninjured. Hrs. Horty boarders in the hotel The entire business portion of l" FU"rT . it is said that Dr. Dillon Brown will run the falls fishery this sea son, says the Do.wd'correspondent of the Stanly Enterprise. . COTTON the town is ablaze and seems that it is doomed. The local fire de partment -cannot, cope with the connagration and the flames are MARKET. ' j jNew York; March 16. Cotton raSing unchecked and threatening bids March 56, April 53, May 52, to dv0ur the principal portion of June, July 47, August 86, Septem- the town Aid has been summon- ne;r S3(U .-. . ea irom Wmsted but it wHl ly reach here on account pf the storm. LONDON IN SHAMROCK. i i. . ; .-. wi"ifi w caiumore iuuitu iv. ine wnoie saj-s the '.'Washing-P?! wilf b.e dressed in shamrocks ROBERTS HAKES A SPEECH. ton correspondent of the Raleigh tomorrow." The queen's Post. Who is it For? ; Postmaster Ed Sifferd, of the Manning office is , here todv with a fetter which he cannot de cipher is aatea . Argentina, February t - - - :, na is aanressed to A. Mr. Mon . eiur, Antoin Geill, N. C, Man. ning, U. S. A. Mr. Sifferd would like to locate the party to who it is addressed. pher. It has an Italian stamp, ". dated . Argentina, February 26 U3a?f BtriklD TkeSitoitlca lsKe&tockj Dees let fa . prore. - Louisville, Ky., March lAr rangements were completed today for the formation of an organiza tion of the best" citizens of Ken. sham- TellS blS UujIatfcetoBQSeS tO do- tUCy to ln.wtigte the charges Proud of the March- al7iZr . ' rjlton..' and Hazleshipp and io raise mon . London, March 16. Roberts 7 to defend them. The promo, made a quaint speech to the guards U:TB of lhia scheme have employed ' today when h ft PTrtrocaA1 .i I ex- Governor R 1 BTRIKERS RETURV TO "WOPK i " 'v" ni , " calK- 1 . i T work. their splendid mnrrti i,:. counsel. Thev will ; :yilkosbarre. March 16. Three eight miles in twentv-eiht W, accused by force if nr n,. miners at the Through a small mistnVo vQ gani2ations to act v I ... .... " rock order has develonp! n rro to j j ( . a " - . A hundred bales of the plant lias been sold at Covent Garden . 9 4' SusqUehana j Coal . Company re- said, 'I have been unable to j -7 . j 1 . . i .J turned to work this morning. m i A :-t: Lfr. UirsiUp, : Mr. R. Tl Marsh came up from Gold Hill last night and spent the "gui, uuu in is morning nere. A SPEEDY TRIAL. Parties C&irged With the Assassination of Boebel Benoiei ouisyille, March 16 Sheriff Setter accompanied by two depu A NOp STATE HAKGIKB. Ten Thousand People Saw Two Murderers Kancsd. r U it - ties arrived here today pursuant iMonoiK, va., March 15. Rob- to an order i ' - I . - i MUUV 1UVA71 V bo great was the desire tn BM 4k notW. Af n ui rr.. hanging that the Nash county will be Uken from Frankfort a board of; commissioners made onqi and fee given a speedy trial public. It is estimated that tw I . J U1 ' - vuviu were ton ! thousand witnesses to the double executions . march into Bloemfontein at tho : head of t he brigade as intended,but I prom, iseyoulwill lead you into Pre toria.' ' Dr. J. N. Stallings will preach at Calvary tomorrow at 2 p. m. and Sunday at 1 1 a. m.'; at Hall's," at 3 p. m. Sunday; and at Chest nut Hill at 7:80 p..m. 1 FraCruierrj to LlacolAtca. Kfaoxviile, March k i f 1 I fi stockholders of the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina rail road haveidecided London, March ; 15. Steyn, president of tho ftr.r r... Sff Zfv rua nave;aecided to extend th ulUg gone to Kronstadt roaft from Cranbefv to n,jn' vavn7 vviiiinentai l t i it is opinion is that the Free Stutpr have practically thrown up the r '' , IT !nat Gen8' sponge. It is thought like tna 51 rnr-rr,,j ... , . will oe retired as bneadiera. nnt. ith . the irreconcilable fsUndinS. th signed Staters and the Transvaalers at Kronstadt and then a retirement will be made to the line of the Vaal, where there is likely to.: be severe fighting, : : " probable that both Gens. irea as nngadiers, not-i jwmiy.iuti, is expected te will .withdraw it when he learns the President' 8 intent inn a nnA r?n . i . ," sires. . - i ' To All 6ooi Citlze is now nothing but a shadow of the magnificent city ' of Have Ton ruiirl rnni ;. - . anoient. times. It is . about three Sfpf W em and save cost mil circumference and Is sit- i wi gt'T obllKoyooi- city 'tit -Wijiie it cannot be denied tliatiiU com. fed iimuinapoi is journal. , if Tee Coras. Do toe-corns swell and bud in spring time? Most every grown up and old man in town is a toe-corn victim and hobbles along as if ev ery step was agony. Such an af llict ion is unknown to the rigors of winter or to summer heat. The toe seems to swell and bud like a grain of com, or a peach fruit bed that wakes up at the first breath of Gentle Annie. V hy is a newspaper like a tooth brush? Because everyone should have one of their own and not ' be borrowing his neighbors. : We see it stated that takes 25 -000 bales of cotton a year to run the Henriettta cotton" mills Thiscotton costs l,100.00a The mill property is valued at mn 000. There aye" over five hundred acwry nouses there with' an aver age value of over $500. whin amountg to $300,000. The output of these mills i simply enormous .: r - - - THE WEATHER. The weather fnM. Fair.and colder tonight and contmnea colder tomorrow. wiua me central body -will be formed all over the State and any overt act of the Goebelites will be met by forcb if the conspiracy to arrest the Republicans is gener ally carried further. Taylor .will surrender neither the militia nor . his office. r TWO HUXDRED KE6RQES QXE. TakeMo Yest Vlrilali ta Do Rillrcii Wcrk. " - Mr. George W. Sanderlin, w'ho has been securing negro laborers for the railroads in West Virgin ia, will soon have a record to rival that of the noted Peg Leg Will iams, Mr. Sanderlin left Salisbury this morning with a party of fifty negro laborers who go to work on the railroad in Pocahontas coun ty. West Virginia. - nco October, Mr. Sanderiin tells us, he has taken over "four hundred negro laborers from thb section of the State to work on the railroads of West Virginia. This number he expects to increase, . largely very soon. Mr Sanderlin wilP return to Salubury during the latter part of tho week. U;:r Cni. Pittsburg, Pa., Malt!: U -At nrD Win? Maper,wh; n isolated in thePittsW pest honsefortwoyear8T died7e acivUengind contracted the disease id Brax before the case was discovered Z had been hying in Pittsburg antl mingling amocT tho pcoplo, nbilo sufTerinr fr calf prany. .