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V C . t : 'Pry Our- Ice Cream, pfa 4WXWV01 A vis. V S and Chocola -at- Ice Cream vfade to n:nt izu3. Any Quantity Desired, N 'P.-Muipliy, - WEATHbR FORECAST: Fair tonight indWednradar. Circulation Books Open to AU. v The Best of News, Fall Telegraphic Berriee SALISBUEV; IT. C. TTTKStA.irV JTJT.Y 17, 1900. Vol. 2. N"o. 73. jso.u. j:lu!1, citj tztzizi Ki::r 4TI Urr A f j m k ft fl X ft vAJ UL Ut BffiS GHT Oil 1HE FLY THE PEOPLE 'WHO COME AND GO, LITTLE LOCALS. I IDs. of Interest Condensed and Boiled Oowa. The Personals and Brief News Items of a Dai- Dr. H. A. Campbell, of Gold Hill, was in the city last night. J. Q. Foreman came in last iiight from a trip down the Yad kin road. Jake Wallace returned last night from a business trip to Statesvilfe. . Rev. W. A. Lutz, prudent of North Carolina College, spent the morning in the city. Dr. L. Coleman came up t li i morning from Rockwell and spent the morning in tho city. Vpt.j. A. Dodson, of Wash ington, was in tin city this morn ing on his way to Knoxville. Mr and Mrs. Richard Penhale rime up this morning from Gold Hill and spent the morning here. - Mr. 'and Mrs. P. B. Heard and son, Bryce Parker, left this morn ing for Plowing -Rock to remain until October 1st. FRANKLIN'S BI6 DAY. l!r. Gocdnai nakes a Strong, Earaestplei for the A&eadnent..-" ! Manning, July 16. Franklin never does things by halves for in the minds of her hospitable peo ple it would not be done right. Hence the picnic and rally at Pis gah church Friday was a grand success. Notwithstanding the picnic grouuds were over on the South line of Franklin there was a rep resentative crowd from every sec tion of the township and of course th adjoining sections could not suffer Franklin to enjoy this great political feast alone. It was esti mated that there were upwards of 5Q0 people present. Among Sal isbury's visitors were A H Boy den, T C Linn, A L Smoot, James H Horah, Walte'r Murphy, EW Hurt aud Sheriff Dave Julian. , At 11 n. in. the audience was called to the grove and addressed by T C Linn, Esq., who ably dis cussed tho issues of the day in his usually characteristic way luoniii. J. M. MAUPIN ELECTED P.RES- i IDENT Cand Ueetlog A meeting of the members and Board of Directors of the Salis bury band will be liold tonight in l ho citv hull ut 8 o'clock. A full meeting is earnestly desired us ar r.inge.notits will be made to order instrument and bjgin instruc ting at once. .Any others wishing to join please bo present. T. K. Gaunku, Pres. Imitation To Speak. ) Invitations to sp-ak in varicus sections of tho State have lieeii pouring in on Hon. Leo S. Ovei inau ftr the past few days. Mr. Overman will sptuk at several im portant points in tho State within the next few days. We are glad to learn that Mr. Overman is fcteadily improving. . . A Waits ScpreoaciCtBB Organized at tie Court House Last Nlglt. Good Crowd FrtseatattBsUeetiag. A White Supremacy club was organizized by the Democrats of Salisbury at the court house last night. ; 1 The meeting was called to order by Mr. W. H. Burton, who intro duced T. C. Linn. Esq. Mr. Linn, Co). A. H. Boyden, and R. Lee ' Wright, Esq., made short speeches. The following officers of the club then elected : President, J M Maupin. - Secretary, W II Burton . Vice-Presidents, G T Dickert, J W Glover, W A Brandon, F M Lampkin, Geo A Jackson and T Dinner was spread at 12:45 and H Vandferford. I every one present was provided The following executive com with all he could eat and still there mittee was elected: - was much left. - ; East ward, J H James, J R In the evening A. H. Boyden Thomas and G H Shaver. 1 was called to tho stand. He thank- Westward, S F Lord, Jas H ed the good ladies of Franklin for Horah and A D Watston. their presence and royal enter Uinment; also to the women of THE 60LD HILL CLUB I A teed laaSers 'cf ; esters ra raised for tts C!b8. Ur UfltoB Present Immediately after the speak ing at Gold Hill Saturday night last the .White Supremacy club of Gold Hill was organized by the election of the following officers: Walter R. Linton, President. . Henry E. Rufty 1st Vice Presi dent. Sidney Mauney, 2nd -Vice Pres ident. :: A. H. Caldwell, t i Secretary. EXEeDTIVK COsfMlTTEE. W. T. R. Jenkins: ? ' C. F. Montgomery. I J. S. Russell. i ; F. . Mauney. W. L. Shaver. STANDING COMM TTEE. W. Jenkins.. Dr. R. A. Campbell. Jas. Smith. IE AIKIIISCBBRSES. COMMIITEE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE. Leadisg Slice a Is tte place against Wajca tie Charges tie Preferred, laiestigatiea U ass ca. AMERICANS LOSE HEAVILY. Taelr Lcsm are RearljOae-Tlird cf Ue total Less Scstiiaed. ' AVa8hingtou," July f 17. Seven hundred and seventy-five in the al liei forces, including 215 Ameri cans, were killed and wounded in the battle of, Tien Tsin acccord ing to an official report from Re my today by the .department tm- The rhnrf e nf Rv, TT. T." At kins, pastor of the First Methoi der date of Chefoo date today. The dist church from his pulpit last aispatcn arrived eany tms - morn Sunday, is being probed to the: ing from the admiral. It is heard bottom by the alderman. . that of the Americans killed,. 40 a special meeting oitne Doara are mariue9. the remaioinff 155are ...... - - o ; THE CHINESE COMPLETELY. ROU TED. " of alderman was called for yestey-: day afternoon at 5 oclock to iur vestigate Rev. Atkins charge, which was to the effect that a officers and men of the Oth infan try. So far no American officers are reported killed except Col. joined the club and it fs expected that the number will be largely increased. certain saloon in Salisbury eoTd Liscum and Capt. Davis, of the liquor on Sunday. " " marine corps. The dispatch con- Tha aldermen appointed a com- tains the important news that the city was successful and that the city and forts arenow in possess ion of the allies. mittee consisting of Mayor Lord A good number of members a?.d Ca' f.H. Overman to meet and . ask for his proof of tho charge. ' ; Rev. Atkins stood ready to prove his allegations and it was decided that ,he should prefer the charge. SERIOUS AT SHANGHAI ADDING TO POSTOFHCE. London, Eng., July 17 Tele grams from Shanghai and Chefoo, He has accordingly entered a indicate an inereneinerlv serious rony-tlgfll BOXSS mww w uub.- charge and ir all the witnesses state of arTairs. The foreigu con Der Alreauf PHI IS- can be secured by that time the sals at Shanghai are said to have The business of the Salisbury trial of the offending sa!o in k6p- J sent word to their governments I a in v. in..nnr.A in cniVi i-. I AT will nfi hpirt . tr-iirrivuf irtir- I .1 --mA ... ..1. Northward, James B Lamer, M P ' ... , , , f ... ovw. L..i. At ihe request" of Mayor Lord the Chinese have already.-threat - Carpenters Ijegain thj morning the"iUiUie of the saloon in question ened.to fire the great oil tanks at to tear away toe partivion neiween 3 'i"wu uum mc mm m i rao-uugai me siae 01 inecuy.i the office and the entrance and held. v . V j forty-eight new boxes will be put It is sa f e to say that when the in at a point where a part of the hearing is held there will be some partition formerly stood. - . mieresung testimony onereu Tl3 Kitiri Clt) cf Dealslais Takes ky tie Allied Forces. Rsssliss asd Japs, Scffer Keatllf. Ix)ndon, July 17. A Shanghai despatch says under date of today; that the allied forces resumed the attach on the Chinese Vailed, city; of Tien Tsin. . ! . Saturday morning they succeed-! ed in breaching the walls and cap- luring all the forts. The Chinese were completely routed, . The al lies took possession of the native city and defences. Tho total loss es of the allies in the engagements Thursday, Friday and Saturday were about eight hundred killed and wounded. The Russians and Japanese suffered most. O OnitMi ftiul f! N Rrowii South ward, John. Cauble, J H essar' to mt in ditifalboxes' Goodman and Ben Cauble. A meeting of this executive North Carolina he paid a beauti ful tribute, and said b.diind all good movements the ladies were to bo found at all times, following committee will be held at Demo- Mr Boyden, A L Smoot, Jas. -Ho- cratic headquarters tonight at rah, Walter Murphy, James. Hu.d- 8:30 o'clock. Every member if son, all made short addresses, j requested to be present. As was stated in a recent issue g00(i jj3t of members were en- of tho Truth-Index, Mr. John roned last night and many more Thermometer Way lip Goodman, who has been a thor- wjU join next Monday night, at oughbred Republican has renounc- which time the club has another meeting. " ! etl his allegiance to the principles of the old party. He recently sta ted to the Salem White Suprema cy Club, of which Jie. is a memberl hat he was sick of affiliating with a party the bulk of whoso strength was the negro. He made a strong nlea for the amendment and is Uh Misenheimer A Caatiidats- Yesterday was next tc the hot- f Mr J W Misenheimer.of the coun- est day of the year. The govern-1 ty tells us today that he will be INSTITUTES TO MEET. ment thermometer at E. W. Burt's store registered 100 in the1 shade at the warmest point of thtrday 100,000 CHINESE THERE. . i v' - ' ' - ":' London, July 17. A Shanghai despatch says one hundred thou sand Chinese armed with Mausers are encamped at three places with in forty miles of Shanghai.; The guns will be used to besiege Shang hai should; the foreigners land their forces or attack the Woosing A Special Bargaia. For a few days only we offer at a bargain a very desirable resi dence on South lhniss Street. McCcbbins & Jordan. Miss Josephine Co it expecU to teach as usual, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding. For information address, ' P. O. Box 90. Fob Sale :-A lot of first class tar. Apply ;to J. C. Hamilton, Carmel, N. C. LOCALS. The White Institute to meet 20th day of August. - "Prof. R. G. Kher, anxious to stump the county in perintendent, tells us its behalf. colored institute for Rowan conn- m if rmva n iro-ronm I tv will besin on the 13th of Au- supper Saturday evening compii Items From Faith. F:uih pooplo can't keep any county su- you,'g ladies here as housekeepers, s i hat the The reison why is t here U so many i i"V i. 1 ik J voung men niiiKing ti i auay Kir. Weant h Extremis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster ciinm over thU morning from Wiu Hton in respotiso to a telegram an nouncing tho critical condition of Mrs. Foster's father, Mr. M. J. Weant, who has been ill for a long time. Mi, Weant is not expected to survive through tho day. -. -e - - -'- U. Misenheimer hurt. Mr. J.W. Misenheimer, who was badly hurt several weeks ago by several bloods falling from a wa . on hi foot, is able to be out again. Mr. Misenheimer has not yet en tirely regained the use of his in jured foot but is slcwly recover ing. . . Mr.P.H. Bernhardt Sick. Our genial friend, Mr. Paul H. Bernhardt has been on the sick list foi the past few days threaten ed with fever. His many friends will be clad to learn that "his ill- o iiess is not of a serious nature. Ur.Kluttz Will Speak. A big picnic and Democratic rally will be held at Mr. Jim Burk head's near Salem church on Mon day, July COtti. Theo. F. Kluttz has been scheduled to speak on this day and a general big time is , expected. mentary to Miss Lizzie Hudson,of South River, who has been visit- mg here. Miss Pearl Thompson Complimented. Miss Pearl Thompson, of Sal isbury, who is visiting Miss Chassie l.mwn. sane a solo in St. James ' - Lutheran church last night. Her selection was 'The Holy City," and it was most exquisitely ren dered, sayshe Concord Tribune. gust and will continue for a week. The white institute will begin on Monday, Augugt 20th; and will continue one week. Prof. Kizerhas not yet been able to ascertain who will be present with the teachers on these occa sions. .. All teachers of public schools are required to attend these instil tutes. cutting granite who wint wives that they niarry them m the v come in. We are i ing for another couple t and hand any day. Four or five young. ma. have set in on tha granite belt t learn to to Send In Your Literature. All who will contribute litera ture of any kind for the Soldiers Home at Raleigh are requested to send the same in at once to Kluttz'sdrug store. It will be sent shortly by Mr. Cicero Barker. Operation Performed. An operation was peformed yes terday on Miss Maggie Chunn, who was taken to the .Whitehead Stokes sanitorium Saturday. Miss Chunn has been suffering with her throat for several years. We are glad to know that the operation was successful. fast as W !OOK- oin heart an independent candidate forcoun ty qommissibneXv Air.: Misenheim JOaYslhat iliCu4illilf9re.lorU. tne iemocratic primary was sup pressed by Mr. 0- N, Brown, to whom Mr, Miseuheimer sent a italy calls for revenge. eard of announcement. Mr. Mi-. Rome, July 17. The foreign senheimer says that he does not office i3 resiegad by relatives of know whether or not Mr. Brown Italians in China but they get no maliciously omitted his announce- satisfaction. The government has ment, but he is satisfied that the received fmm ihAnmi nfhfln.r. Omission coat him the nomina- hai eome newa rPivl hv tioq, .. ; - It's up to Clint. . Later in the day Mr.'Misenheim er reconsidered his determination newspaper. The city is depressed by the reports of massacre and the word revenge is on every lip. TWO sevin column hand presses fopjule. Apply to Tiutii-1n-; dex. saiiscajy, ft-, u, POIl'desk room near the public nquare. Apply at the truth I ndejc Office. PERSONS intending to have house paiuliutr, paper hanging, or kal 8ominln2 done, call on J. II. II ess, who guarantees perfect satisfaction. SSHailt to took uw. there is s and the ith ref i two-cent a reply Mr StallinVs still Improving- Mr. Robert Stallings, who has been having very serious trouble with his eyes, i, his many friends will be delighted to learn, still im proving and it is quite likely that" his eyesight will be fully restored. work in the quarries, ail room for dozens of oth way to get information erenceto this is to send stamp to J. T. Wyatt f how, to get work shere. ' The list of the Truth-Index is increasing here. . -m W Mr. Northern cwr attn - a old pear tree and when open he found a spnee a piece of chain embe center of the tree. Ho there is a mystery. the piece with the spik T Wyatt's curiosity co The census people announce and said: Owing to the great fight now on for White Supremacy I hereby withdraw my name as Prizes on Exhibition- " The prizes won by the Spencer manufacturer of grai boys at the Wilmington tourna ment by the Spencer Fire Compa ny are on exhibition this evening at the Brown Clothing Company's place of bnsiness. The Spencer boys are justly proud of their tro phies. TO CARE FOR WOUNDED. Washington. Julv 17 The Bu- candidate for county reau of Navigation received todav commissioner and will devote my this cablegram from Remy : wnoie iime ana energy to tne sue- 'Chefoo, Juno 17 To-day I cess of the Democratic ticket." Hon to irt tho wnnnrlpd in t;0 Tsin either in the hospital at Ta- date of pekin massacre. ; ku r aboard the Soler. Commu- 1 - m - - - - big Washington, July 17.-The Chi- nicatiou is very uncertain." e split it j nese miniater this morning receiv- iron and 1 ed a cable desnatch announcincr i : s BOXERS IN ANOTHER SPOT. u m tue vutj siii;iy ui ie ioxeigu iiuuisier I it came July 9th. He communicated the Washington, Juno 17 The Box donated same to Secretary Hav immediate- ers have broken out in Corea. Min- n it to J ly. A cabinet meeting was called I ister Allen, cables that the Boxers -ction. Ladies' and Gents' clothes cleaned and repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. MKH. 8ALLIE BROWN, - Cor. Fulton and Franklin SU. HOT AliD COLD DATH8, Slower or ToK at the Main St , Opposite PostofHce. Give lis a Call. Furniture llcpairing, Upholstering, Cabinet Work. PRICES LOW AMD WORK GUAR ANTEED. for this afternoon to consider the na destroyed Saturday the Cath- fiSUOP in rear of Wright' Furni- rind one and vaults in the Tjnfc and he does business at aith. The initials of his name an 0-20-23. Mrs. Flower Critieay 111. Duiham, N.C., Jul4. A pri- killed and several injured in a j Friday's fighting over forty guns vate letter to a friend Will coie to Rswas. Mr. B. 1). Myers, t)f Linwood, is UttlOQ meeting Postponed. in the city to-day looking for a The Union meeting of the South gwKl farm which ho desires to pur- Yadkin Association at Mocksville chape. Mr". Myers- will move to haa beeu Wponed until the fifth Rowan if he can hnd a suitable. CnnrUv in fientember for various i j - r- reasons. farm. Tascouatj candidates begin. The county candidates opened their camnaijrn vestenlav at M. Vr uilclin. A crowd of about fif ty was present. To-day tho can didates spoke at Mt. Vernon and to-night at Woodleaf. Ur. Poa Here. Hon. James II.Pou, of Raleigh, is spending the day in the city on business. Mr. Pou lias many warm admirers in Salisbury, who remember his eloquent speech hero two years ago. Mr. Shaping taproied. To taa Coaatr Home. Mr. Lock Shuping, of Mill " Thomas McDermott, of New Bridge, whose critical illness was I York City, was taken to the county mentioned in last week s Truth-j home flBt nieht. - 0 I i ' index, is now ixble to sit up, hisaimo8t helpless many friends will be glad to rheumatism. learn. He was in an condition from SFtaliag at Soata niter. Tie first grapes. v e. C. Gregory and Jno. Mr. George Kluttz slibwed us M. Julian will speak at South vpetpnlflv afternoon a bunch of River tomorrow night. Mr j j i ... - grapes that were grown on the j Thomas Bost will also speak vine at nis nouie uero. iuww : i the first home grapes seen here For Rent. this year. - ' farm. Apply Julian S. Carr at states that he has beef from a violent attack rheumatism and has nl to leave his bed since t of the day the Natiori t ion adjourned. Ele I proved and hopes to by the first of next wj Mrs. Henry C; Flo est daughter of Gen. ues critically ill and give little hope of h She has been quite , i than three weeks. with her at her homeft City. Chinese situation. The date of olic mission three miles from the coffins the Pekin massacre as reported frontier acl fifty miles from the. j i yeaveruav murnioe irora onannai i ."ciuiu uimcs, was July 4 tli. ture store. D. L. SIDES. GUNS CAPTURED. A premature blast. , London. Julv 17. A deanateh . . I - "I ' - . . . Ltica, July 1. Two men were j from Tien Tsin says that during , ; BEi THE x Pen ny Photo Man AT THE -:" Excelsior Studio. om Gen. premature explosion at . Bine bombarded the Chinesd position. ir a r ! ! it. m t i nt . isas uitv mountain jane mis mornine. i unmese guns were captured Main Street between Public square and Postoffice. suffering I The men were working on a raft and the enemy was driven out of muscular and part of the force was at the I the west Arsenal. been able outlet of the Blue Mountain lake, ifternoon Two dead and blown to pieces. Conven-1 The blast was under water." now i in ch home ti fin ml i r urt iTrin ' Tiau ti l Jj. U II lilik O ery. mm A fatal collision g ery. Fresh Cakes a no Groceries. 1 , the old r, contiu i doctors recovery. tor more If mother is Kansas Altoona, July 17 The Cleve- 50 LOAVES of BREAD $1. J land and Cincinnati express col-1 Cor. Main and Council fits. i those woukded. lided with a freight train this z&5ZZ55S5Z52tt52SZ2&G0CC&, Shanghai, July 17 Capt. Lem- morning near Spruce Creek on the . l n i mi . ley, Lieuts. Butler and Leonard rennsyivania ranroaa. ineengi- TTnllw "RrriQ te3 are aJikliVtJnfr n .il" tbT", w"?ge will pen with "6a toroiime 9-m t .. ...... i i a ii t are tne wounaea in tne army. I nuu me u re man T.lenm va VHl -tf.v badl v miured. STOXE aat grasite contractors I I . a mwr I ii. Began and Le., Cptain, Naye., - ?8SfflSSSSSS: - :.. W - . -rmi .co, I tion. cement walk ana Loudon, July 17. A despatch SATISFACTION :: GUARANTEED. from the Accre gold cost says Lo.wton, Brewster and Bookmiller, and Lieuts. Haylor, Hammond and WTaldron were wounded. Kumassi has been relieved. roe 'DOG STOLEN. : Ctica, July, 17. Frank Crock rs forty-five hundred dollar dog Spring Cleanin 1 OF cr O COTTON MARKET. "Your ;-: T3icvcle. vr i t vim - r ii t imw i firv in v l i - my'w rr i . - -- mmm . . was stolen todav whil Knn , . J "JiKAW- process, me only . w. . - . , - . o i oios juiy o, Aug ept ihz, I way to cieao wneei rigniat 1 w v ...... m v m t r i m. -'"' ' r 4. . ,