North Carolina Newspapers

1: - r 7 - x v rx N7X v I f i ' . " S 1 ! 1 ' ' SEWI-V.'EEICLY ' - - : an- A. S. 1 k a. 'I ' i 7 I i Vol. 14. SALISBURY, N.-.Q.. OCTOBER . g0. r - A SEVERE STORU. - Gecrgli Coast Snffers Fra Heirj Rales. ; Uflch Dmge Dene. -Savannah, Sept. 27. The plan terson the Savannah river suffered , heavy damage today from high water and still further destruction is apparent tonight- Five and six days ago there were almost un precedeuted rains up river, from Augusta upward. The freshet xras due to arrive in the rice sec-" tion today. It came in time and was met by an immense volume of .. tide water piled up in the" river by; the sixty mile northeast gale at Tybee. As a consequence many of the plantations are flooded and the cut rice is ruined. The water is still rising and the wi ld - blowing.. The weather officer reports the West India storm is to grow strong- er hero. Planters, therefore, look 4 for many of the dikes to go tonight and tomorrow. The extent of the damage cannot be approximated tonight.' No. 123. - THE CHARLOTTE WAY. It Jl Suggestion. is not every one that shall say "yea Lord 1" that shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but we are taught in the scriptures that those who do the work cf the Lord are they who shall iuheait eternal rest in tbe life to comv $ In other words, it is not enough that we should be interested sim ply in feeding the soul on the riches of grace, but now and then a bushel of meal and a few. pounds of coffee and sugar 'might restore fome half starved , deserving f el- he would be th bet- ceat mat is in nini. w an A Job cf Paiating Cassss a - Rsi Z:zm - Uaica can aad Olisis. Charlotte, N. C, Sept. 28. A vey, Pgty affair occurred here to night in front of the store of the Tapp-Long Company, one of the largest dry goods houses in the city, in which a union painter named Clayton wa slashed across the back with a knife. The Tapp Loug Company recently had a job pi painting done and did not give the job to a union pdinter, claim ing that they could get the " work done cheaper by another bidder. To-night stickers appeared on boards and other places here on which were written the words: "Unfair firm. Tapp-Long Com pany work scab painters and sell scab shoes. Keep away." Sev eral of these were placed in front of the Tapp-Long store. One of the clerks saw a man putting a sticker on the window, it seems, and made a rush for him. A warm 8cufile followed in which a man named Clayton, a union painter, was cut across the back. Two Union painters have been ' arrest ed.' '". " ' . Of course each side condemns 8troQgly What Jthe other has done. Thia is the first clash between union men and outsiders that has occurred here ! " if' President. Roosevelt. - Theodore Roosevelt assumes the duties of i the Presidency under , ....... . " -..i t ' " tion wHereby ler enabled to hold faster to the horns of the altar. Bad weather iscoiring on, and the frosts and snows of winter will soon bo here, . and 0 1 how many shivering forms may be seen kneeling beside the fading embers, scantily 'clad, and almost frozen for want! of fire- wood and coal, and comfortable, warm bedding. Perchance they will hear the church bell ring arid see the warmly clad tipoing lightly to the sanctuary of wor ship, but for tlie lack of suitable clothing, and absolutely, the necessaries of life, they arej kept away. What a field for doing good and serving the Master lies all around us. Merely asking a neighbor or friend to go to church and hear the preacher, is not I enough; this is good as far as it goes; .but, a burning, zealous Christianity, a desire to do good, and save sinners, to alleviate hu man suffering, to feed the hun- Nf?ryi clothe tho naked, and visit the sick, and 'minister to the widow and the orphan, is5 more nearly in tho direction of the path our Savior trod, and better calculated to teach sinners the rway bf life, as well as to impress : upon the minds of the ungodly that tho life of a christian is not merely a .life of profession, but likewise a life of good works . and good deeds. If those who sit in . could see more of the practical teachings of Christ illustrated in the lives of the "children of light," and hear less public prot estations of self righteousness, the cause of Christianity would be creatlv aided, and the hill of ! Zion made much easier to climb. Greensboro Record. E1S LAST YiUL tMREHT OF. TRICE, CZERS STILL FI3HT. was in perfect McKinley in accora regard e with Mr. to public ftj L:rred Prestfs:t ws Aaxicas , kl:zp Fct:re cf k!s Wife. ; MKxecutiv Mansion, Washington, D;;C. , ; "I publish the following as my latest will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills. 'T : To my beloved wife, Ida S. McKi:ley all of my real estate wherever sitnated, and th3 income of any personal property of which I may be possessed at death, dur ing her natural life; I. make the followingcharge upon all of my property, : both real and personal: to pay my mother during her life, one thousand dollars a year and at her death said sum to be paid to my sister, Helen ''McKinley. j "If the income of the property be insufficient to keep my wife riu great comfort aud pay the annui ty above provided, then I direct that such of my property be sold so as to make a siim adequate for both purposes. , ! ' "Whatever property remains at the death of my wife, I' give to my brothers and sisters, share and share alike, ; - , - "My chief concern is that my wife from my estate shall have all she requires for her I comfort "and pleasure, and that my.-mother shall be provided'rwith whatever money she requires- to make her old age comfortable and happy, "Witness my hand.and seal, this 22nd day of October, 1897, to paniedir ujj iuju niii 441. .lit. icstuuicuij Uuiuua i QlStriDu at the city of .Washington, D..C. j Wear: "Wit li am McKinley, (Seal.)" Late Telegraphic News. v " 'After a bloody fight of several WtfcOi hi Fall Trafi SalJ h h E3 TksC:Uit lis Crllhi la i Eri:f t:t Aiusiti Ri:aa Ap:!:zs f:r C:!I!:j ? JaanUrss. - f !::str:is Erzutz::!. " v Stt!:j ill 4,A::::j.M ' Th current of trade ia still Cape Town;; Sept. 27. The " Washington, Sept. 23. At tho runuing full in nearly all lines, British have been defeated in opening of the Schley case Capt. andia some the tide is still ris- another action with the Boers, McCalla resumed, the stand, ing, 4 shown by a firmer tone U eUiU Wch T0 jQt reached j Jad-Adyotatl) naniia essed 'mAj' . . f here. The burghers undr Com- - . . . . - actuayancea in the level bf maDdant finger surprised hU regret that yesterday housed.. prices. -except for those: staples Lovatt'a scouts.-and the result the word "accused," referring such M3 cereala- h TAXES IT CACr. exchaiV 3, Cooler weather has atimaiaimgj; leature not to Dt jL-LAight Cf in this connnfttioVi ' . j - but blyond this there seems to have y?en a relaxation of the re- sucnMj cereals, hog products ar.d was .disastrous to the English cotton, Vhich are dealt in on th I troops. About eighty of the scouts had bivouaked at Elaand- kloof, in the Zastron district of Cape Colony. They -had pitched camp at the foot of a kopje. Sud denly the Boers rushed the pick und nnnrAil a. heavv'fira into predion under which things com- tho keeping scouts. This was merti nave Jabored for Borne done so unexpectedly that there time fait;, which partially ex- wa8 no chance to give a warnibg. PVi!nsne large number of cheer- A8 fi0on as possible Col. Mur ful reports coming to hand ! this rav . the commander of thescouU. Week, ; - - r I lrlliorl fho TTiftn. ThAir RAnTpH In distributive trade the fea- their riflea hV onco. -and occupied tures are the continued good tone tne " begt available positions of advs from the jobbing trade around the .wagons. Then they West, northwest, and BOUthwfest rpfnrnP fba TWr fir vlfrnron.lv. i T n . y Jnf - Tim i , v O to Schley. - lie said the word ap plicant should hve been usd. ; . McCalla testified that no- vessels-were designated to engago the batteries in Santiago harbor May 31, 1S93; that there were no shoals to prevent the battleships approaching the mouth of the harbor;, that the battleships didn't approach within range of the Colon,. and he saw shots of the American ships fall short, also those of the Colon. Tie Ma Rc.!as:a St:n. The acme of scenic splendor was reached when John Robinson and on4he Pacific coast, and the and aigo brought up- a 15-poumW produced the great spectacle of t j a i' 1 i . 1 . . '. im I oeuer reian iraae reportea at tne Und a Colt automatic eun. . It east, due to the advance in the was found impossible to work the season. The, talk of widespread impounder, but the Colt did good corn crop damage, due to .early Bervice during the fight tht fol- trosts, seems to have tallen iiav inwPli - Solomon, hii temple and the queen of Sheba. No court was greater in all that pertained to magnificence than Solomon's and as historically re- viewedrom standpoint j of Col. Murray fell, shot through produced with dozens' of calcium corn prices and-of trade reports the heart, 'while giving an order and vari-coloredlighta on the lected gctious : A quieting down in the demand for dwobd8 usual at this season, is note these re at manv markets, but rts are generally accqm .dvices of an enlarged i of clothing and foot- x i i ... 1 Clearil naturally havean- and BhiK-iiavygalii8 . . I.. questions, his strong individuality aays tne uoiombians claim a vie will doubtless cause some uncer- tory over the insurgent forces. tainty until his administrative The Norwegian Steamship Com- pohcies are developed. He enters pany is building two' new steam office more free from political ob- ships for the Mobile trade ligations than he could have done qavy-gains over a yea wuile railroad. earnings, de spite thrp rather small grain move ment, tend to disprove the tale? i - - i i . i I i a. a. i n. to nx oayoneu ior auuargo uu i oniiianv cusiumea ana . eciuiiiiu- burghers, r The Colt gun : was ting armor, it has received unstint worked until seven artillerymen ed praise from all who have been lay dead beside it,' Trie Boers I fortunate enough to witness the captured the 15-pounder, but . the I grand Bpectacle., ' Scotchmen retained possession of The circus has been character the' Colt and their Wagons and ized,aa the most interesting in its ammunition cartsS , - unexceptional features and in the After-!a Ion?? fitrl t the Boers re- caf 11 excellence of its rinr ner- x " r . . . . . r, of indiscriminate rate cutting gross had he1 received the.party nomma tion after a long Contest. Mr. Roosevelt has a high conception of civic virtue and his opponents will find more to criticise in his doctrine than in his methods. There will be no disposition to prejudge him, but an earnest wish the satisfactory returns of receipts! lor September. j Am oil g the industries is to Thirteen men were drowned by found jbrkaps, . the b a cloudburst in Texas while camp- tions ot the present f svorable ed in a ravine. I by dead oii thtTiieliir ? " Ctlnsss Ccstabs. n m . Tne Uhmaman enate nis own hand' instead of yours. He keeps out of step when walk ing with you. He puts his hat on in salutation. o'white'ns his boots instead of Th ) Queen City Guards of Char-. lotte have been disbanded on the recommendation of the Inspector General. An Ohio woman, threw her four his 1 !" trade cdhditions. The iron trade, piacKenmg tnem. thjvf. bftrnmfifT nf rpnftral bhi- He rides with his heels in nesB, appears to be exceptionally stirrups instead of his toes, active and full of orders ! extend- His compass points south, ing well into next year, while ghoe His women folks are often seeu manufacturing, woolen goods, in trousers accompanied by meu flour milling, lumbering, jewelry , in gowns that the governmental policies for children in a well and then jump- furniture and a number of . ether L Often he throws away the fruit 1- A V I A M -1 V trm W W rm A' A -v 1 a W 1 I A " I I A .a at a- ..a a wuiuu u mm u p.yjr ouauu. mav j ed in atter tnem. All were drown- jinea are ".all active and there is P the melon andeaU the seeds. be tested upon tneir merits.-w.ed. ftn ;ncreaafid d,mn(1 fnT ro&l to. m laughs on receiving bad news J, Bryan. A Kentucky Homicide. Roanoke. Va.. Sept. 29. News reached here tonight ? of- the kil- Pittsburg won the pennant in the national base ball league. bacco. drues. chemicals and (this to deceive-evil spirits). njiints' I His left hand is the place' of Eastern and southern mills are honor. ! I ... . . , ttT..x. -nl. j iL.i :i ronnrfpd froft hnvora rf nnf.nnT' nt.- .He 8aV8 We8tnortH lUStCSd CI III I.Hril HI.IIII1!LI IV IIPI'THH 1 . 1 1 L I. II. I v'w--f- " J m w mm w w ' m 1 . 1 .! . ! 1 be a crime for any oneto declare ton, Dut aespite tnis , jacc a . J" I a . and n ?rtnwest( andsix-tourtns instead andUoar-sixths. - ling of a miner nam id Redskin bv act or sneeeh that all govern- poor reports from the crop, Pete bv Carl Fennimr. a Louis- mnf i wmno- nii mirQ hnnld small receipts, the market is U8 His-favonte present to a parent ville traveling salesman, near be killed: that this crime is to be loweij Mainly because of foreign s a coffin Pineville, Bell county, Ky., just punished by deportation to some across the line from Virginia, unfruitful island," distant from this afternoon. It is said the land and from the usual roads of miner made some remark about the sea, sufficiently large to com- the late President McKinley that fortably hold and support all of was nptiy resented Dy trie drum- this class of anarchists who may mer, aud in a fight which ensued, be found in the different civilized Redskyi Pete was shot and killed countries of the world ; that this by Fenning. , consumers and exporters ho alaoUBradstreets. ding r rt a - r I i . - ujrenensivo and cludui living specimeni of the - , rarest beasta, birds,, reptiles and amphibi. . Tho colossal Roman hippodrome is in itself a feature that ha- no duplication and carries the . spec tator back to Imperial Ceesar's day. The show will exhibit at Salisbury, Saturday, October 5. p5 t i S He Shcckei tie Editor. 9 "While you were on your vaca tion," said the assistant editor of Hard Lcck In t.e West. The cowboy sat down on the ground, fingered a roll of bills and looked sadly at his pard. Bill," he said, "it's no use. I can't go to town with you &day.'' " "Why?" aakpd Bill. I've only got 25 to my name. Figger ifup ag'in," said Bill. 'No use.VTve figured it up a dozen times, audit always comes out the same. It'll take $20 for the drunk, dollar an' a hilf fef bed an' breakfast, three an' a half fer cat'ridges, an' that won't leave a cussed cent to pay the fine." -Indianapolis Snu Expert Tbleies. ! Some people are never satisfied the Bungtown Banner, "several to let well enough alone Three of our subscribers passed in their men are in jail in a Missouri checks." . town because they stole a lbt of What l" exclaimed the editor island be strongly guarded to pre-1 hides from . ftnnorv tviv .ham and nronrietor. and then recover- Fenning made his escape and is vent escape, otherwise these peo- wv fln1 ' Alr1 fuom frkfuft f nor ;nff himself ; "Oh. I seol Look darkness the mountains pursued pie to be allowed absolute freedom repeated the performance j and here, young man, you'll .have to w7 u0 uu uilu o uicuus. iree to oractic anarcnv and wor i nnT fiQf oA ;k fhma voatom amrAaa nm nr aV m I t W W VaOilCU Vf A kU LiUiUd 4 M7VB 1 V 1 V4aV W WW Vtl Wa W Ma W V W a it out to ite logical results"--Kev. for the third time Snd sot cancht. some day you'll give me heart TVniiaam4 Cant 11. T.tl. n T T 't T -KT 1 t5 I ; r 0 TlLtl Jl L! T ' iirjuaauuaacui iuiu Line, f j ui. i. rjiuK, in new xont ouu. i They didn t have as ? goodais Rat,'" Au"cijjuia nea hvary year a large number of " - ; luck as the Federal 'soldier at poor sufferers whose lungs are sore and racked with coughs are urged to go to another climate. But this is costly and not always 6ure. Clark, formerly of New uon-x, oe an exne wnen ur. wng's UinftA th Tnoaif.mn nnAn man new xj 1 s v uicij iur . cuusumpiion the surrender had in Greensboro A Deep Ujsterr. It 6lrdles The Globe- r The fame of Bucklen'a Arnica 'Salve, as the best in the world, extends rouud the earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Bums, Bruises, Sres. Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains aud all Skin Eruptions. Only infallible Pile cure. 25o a box a all druggists. "TragedTitBaffala. Buffalo. Sept. 28. Edwin M. wnen ne 80ia a mule to a cmzen, ins a mystpry wny women en- York but Btole lhe muIe and 8ld j again aure oacxacne, neaoacne, iierrou- . to the same man as a match for "?3 ..j , I i . . .... . . .. lfftintme and dixxy spells when av . a a . a ' I nQ Tl VM I aa.J aV W M aa.. I a. 1 . W -v ' 14. I iaJaW U.AaU 11111 In. M.II11 LI1HI1 HUIIH .wild l. " 1 1 aV 1 - will'rnrA vnn At homo T'q ,tt&c,' Ui uo luiiet couwbbiuub ju ' V tnoUMDOi naYB DTOTeu mat r-.HfC- win cure you at nome. it a the . , ... , . mn aa v Wiimmnn m- u. .Al most infallible medicine " for rne groilIlcl9i 8no niswiietnrougn - s -..ww " incuutere wuicureutuuuu. ticrKa Anie oa n tw. U.h Uft. chAt tia"ffrt,r nna Star. i 1 "I suffered for years with k:dnei coughs, colds, and all throat and! the left cheek this afternoon and lung diseases on earth. The first then committed suicide by" send- uose orings renei. Astounding ing a bullet into his brain. The cures result from persistent use. . , , . - . , Trial bottle free. Alldruggists. 50c tragedy occurred, m a. parlor of and $1.00. Every bottle guaran- ino DOtei awm. .airs, uiar leit teed. I her husband some time ago. and they met today for the purpose of nwArTtir XLidaexmt effectins a reconciliation. : Mrs. tiSrJSiSSEK I Clark'! wound is not geriou. I years witn ;:aney trouble," writer Mrs. Phebe Cher- 1 - C Dninnnn Ta ' a l.nik The reported difference be c ween yj ' .1(sd m ' 'r couid . i,0t Lord Kitchener and the British dress myself, but Electric Bitters war secretary is confirmed. The I wholly cured me; and although former wants to adopt more stnn- 73 years old 1 now am anie to ao -J-. i Ull mv housework." It crercomes measurea ngams. tne xoc. .- - ;rrtVM .innPtitA eives perfect health. Only 50c at (OUDscxibo for th9 TBUTixl2iDarr l all dniggists. - - A short while ago The Cosmo politan published an article by a well known writer under the nom de plume of Eafford Pyke on What women like in men," which created wide interest, not "" only in America, but in England. The Review of Reviews, ot Lon don, said that the article showed 'rare sympathy, rarer penetration and rarest knowlcdrro of woman's nature." In the Cosmopolitan for October the same author dis cusses with brilliance and keen ness "What men like in women." There are few in all the world wb ? ' would not care to possess the pass ports to a man's or a woman's af fection, and it is doubtful if truor wolds were ever written about a problem which has occupied . the world from the earliest days of which there is any record than those of this pointed little eitay. Owing to' the enormous tax levied on dealers in pistols and metal knucks, we have decided to dispose of our stock at great It re duced prices, and quit handling them. Rowan Hdw Co. It's tha Tbuth-Idex you want s : it