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I toejxujrp : TLJT TC? t CIvvh the Happening of the WarM S , """Sfi ' (lie Day They Oeeut and All lb X t--..i ,, , V$ Loral Sewa While it Im Freak. S ' ceeeoooooooooooQ JUL 1L XL IV i-ff OURNAL. THE JOURNAL la ttnlr t.o f Yar. ' -4f- arttala$ Ratea are ateaaonable. ana memniia arm iir. W1NS10N-SALKM. N.O., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31. 1898. PRICE TWO CENTS. LARGEST 6IRGULATNIN IF ANV PAPER CIRCULATED II WIH8TQN-6ALEM. '8UB8GRIPTI0H BOOKS KM TO ALLFDRMSPEflTHH. 0L. 2 NO. 129 f FEW OUtiRAL GUABAITEES THE Pictures. To make room for our new stock, I will offer during first ten days in September our entirv line of PIC lUPESat half price. D. H. BROWDER, ftaeeeamtr to Juatlce Jt Browdet.) Wachovia National Bank, Winston, N. C. - xm . LIMIT, President. JAS. . GRAY- Cashier. - For Rent, the Following Houses. 7 Room House, Hum ml t Btnct. 7 Room House, Boulevard, 7-Koouu House, Spring Street, 10 Room Houm, Liberty, Htreet. Room House, Liberty Htreet. Two 7. Room .Houses, Main Htrefcl. Slem. JAM KB H. DUNN, Real Estate. Ageut. H. Montague, Att'y 1 Real Estate & Loan Agent, . WINSTON, N. C. Reel state for sale or leul. Loan negotiated". Fifteen ycais experleuee. jiitentate phoue 3-. For Sale or Exchange, A Nice Lot of Horses, Huilnlile for Draft or Pleasurr Vehnle. JSplcndid iiyt lor Hue Day hi Night. ISee rue, I can suit you. J. E.ZEIQLER, Prop. Bkix Phomk 205. Si ftw Style Lam "2 12 CENTS. jCommencing August :24th, At 8 O'clock, x MY ENTIRE - STOCK OF ! SUMMER , GOODS..! .'.,? WiI4 DlSPOeEO OF Regardless of Cost I Don't Put It OfT.-but Come at.Once aud Secure Bargains.; M. AlcNair. Wednesday New Hats Now Ready. FALL AND WINTER '98 and 9 ALL STYLES, ALL PRICES Values Never. Better. Styles Never Better. Wo Can Please Tfa The The Young or Old Large or Sma Rich or Poor. NEW oeied. yon. NECKWEAR just re Wc have some tilings for J. M. WOODRUFF & COT Hats and Men's Furnishing-. GROWTH OF THF Wachovia Loan arid Trust Company. Winston N. C, Since Orsanization, Jnne 15, 1893. UKfOSITfl f MUW&.M LOASh I f.litt.lu m,eiiM w m 17 laon 16, im luns 15, IWi, iuo 15, im. June 15, tm MM Li IflU Com, WIN8TON, N. C, txecutor Administrator Guardian. Acts as The Best and Most RellabU Trust Company In the State. Does a General Banking Business. Pays Interest on Deposits. Solicts Your Business. 11 Ice Cream Soda AND Milk Shakes Ma. e from Pur. Fresh, Un diluted Cream from Dr. Thompson's Farm. All Cold Drinks. Vat Thompson's Soda Fount. I H NOT The Crown Jewels, But I Have Oems Thtt Would .Ornament a Coronet. Solid and Heavy Plated Grid Jewelry, as Pietty and as Catehy-as the- Most- SKiIKkJ Attbt- : Could Make. Gold and Silver Watches,, Chains, Kings and Pendants inKicu Profusion i See me and I will sell you. Watches repaired on abort notice. C. N; Brown. The Jeweller. Liberty Street, two dooM atov Fa-m- era' warehouse. ; WATKINSA CONRAD, ;-v Dentists, And Dealers In Dental Supples. Office Upper Main Street, - Salem, "Phone, J ii ton tats 00, Bell pa. -f?f '.v - r-. -jj TllC MISS "IllfCrS SCIlOOl.l Fall Term Begins 5cpt 5, '9?, Mlaa Pbifer will be at ber home, 523 Cherry street, and will be glad to re eefye applicant for admission to the acboel, P Surgeon General 'Ayman Ad mits There are Three Cases at Montauk. NO NEW CASES VP 10 Ml TIM ThereMs no Fear That There There Will be Any Spread of the Disease. Washington, Aug. 80. Hurgeou Ueueral Wyman of the marine hos plta service admits there are Ihrtv biases of yellow fever at Montauk which landed froiu the transports, but no additional cases are reported up to today at uoou. The eases are in an kolated camp and the aurgeou fear no danger of spreading. Two cases al Franklin, la, were reported doing nicely, which the marine hospital mir- gon Kalloch ordered from Key W'eM to Franklin, l,a. . - TIIK Dl'STOKt'OLUMlliriS. One of 111 DcucMuliiiiiK WiiiiIk' lis Hemovcd From Haviiuu to N pill it. Wahhino-imx, Aug. HO. Cou n I DeLas 1 nfantas, one of the descendant of Christopher Columbus, mxym a letter received lu Washington toduy from Madrid, lias held a conference with Henor Hagasla, tagging him that the remains of his illustrous aucestor be transported Immediately from Havana toHpaln and re-Interred In the royal chajielat Madrid with full honors ot an admiral ol the royal Hpanlsh navy, the highest rank held by him In hi life time. Count Delias Infantas Is anxious that the government sdould undertake at once the removal and1 does not think that any objection will be offered by the United Stares govern ment to tbl plan; but if so, he begs that this privilege lie made oue of the condition of peace terms, to be ttrmly impressed upon the peace commis sioners. HDITOKH FIOIIT A DUKI,. They Him KxehaiijrtHl Two Miotaand Wore Krviiarliitf lor Another Hound When Offi cers Appeared ) ami htd theFitfht. VitKhKuku, Miss., Aug. 81. -Hon. C'baa. E. Scott, editor of The Jtohvar (Jouuty of The Vlckaburg Dispatch, met ou the field of honor today, and exchanged two shots each. The duel lists were lived lor a'thlrd shot, when offlotn appeared on the scene and stopped the battle. The difficulty arose out of an .editorial controversy on riu failure of the Koaedale Bank. The Olivette Sunk. Fkhnahdina, Aug. 31. The tram port Olivette mysteriously aauk al the wharf here this morning, thirty-live members of the hospital corps and 45 or the crew escaped unhurt, but scantily clad. Col. Henderson' Affliction. Mrs. L. S. fienbow, of Wilkettboro, only child of CoL W F. Heuderaqiij of Lexington, filed a petition in a special proceeding asking for the anointment of a guardian for ber father. Yester day a jury of 12 deoi ired tbat be la not competent to transact business sud take care of bis property, Col. Heu dersen baa long been a remarkable character in many respects. He seems now to be a mental wreck. His physi cal health Is poor but be Is seen on the street e;eyday -add drlviag :'4 bis farms, .Col, Henderson's personal friends will grestly regret to hear of his ooudltioa. A Birthday Party. The entertalament given last night by M Artie Fulbrlgbt, of Salem, in honor of ber 21st birthday was a pleas ant occasion. About 80 young people were present who amused themselves with various games. , Refreabmeiits were also nerved and greatly enjoyed by all. Miss Artie was the recipient f some Very handsome presents. Return In the Morning. Captt Becsent who has been at home on a furlough for several days, leave in the morning to Join his regiment at Jafasoavllle. ...The Captains numerous b for him and his Winston boys a safe deliverance from the mala ria and the insurgents and Ine Span- lards and the heartless American g.v-j em men i contractors in uuds. - " Tb company baa been Very fortu nate so far, Cspt. Bessent remarked IlfEI I 1 that In- hal enjoyed hugely hi" trip home liut that having nothing lo do but talking with old friends hall be come monotonous to one of his stlrriug make up and he bad begun to long for camp duties agaiu. We wish him (lod speed on bis journey. TOLD THAT HE MltiHT DIE. Wlille Speaklna Ex-Judgre Boy. kin Was Warned By a Hearer. 'the death of Judge Hoyktu was a great shock to me," said Holicitor Pou, who came to llalelh with the remain Hunday. "I wss with liim nearly all the day Friday Just Wore his death. He was in fine spirits and he went to . the speaking at Peacock 'a Cross Uoad together. He spoke two hour. It waata great speech calm, dispassionate but very eflecilve. He heU theoruwd motion lesa in their seats almost during his entire speech. "Just aa he waa concluding, be said i "My frieuds, I must apologi.e to you for this eitbrt. It is the second political te4'h I have attempted to make in 14 vears, t,ut I beg to assure you it will 1101 oe my last.' 'Mr. Harry Johnson, su old man just HO, was sitting near by, and said: 'You should-oat Hay that Judge.' "Why," said Judge Hoykiu. "Because,' said Mr. Johnson, 'you. may die tomorrow.' "That is true, my old friend said I lie judge; 'but If I am to die tomorrow my love for my state is so great that I must try and speak agalu today.' "Little did the crowd dream that the speech they had jimt heard would be the last to fall troui the Hps of this gnMl man. lie was an able and hu mane judge, and the slate sustains u great lost in his death. . "Hlsllue oration, delivered as by one wh was performing aui!,,lmporlaut duty, made au Impression on (host! who heard It which will last for years to come." Morulng Poet. Not l'eace uud Harmony. All Is not peace aud harmony anions the lepubllcans of Yadkin county. Knobs, one of tl.o strongest rcpuhli lirau towushipN In the county, has been d(Mng the voting, but has not had a representative on the ticket for minic time, This year she had a candidate for register of deeds, but he failed to get the uomlnatlou.Tbls made .Kuobs people mad aud one of the leading re publicans in that lowushlp has au uouiiced himself an Independent re publican candidate for the legislature. If the democrats will put up some gx d man old Yadkin may have a demo crat to represent ber lu the next legis lature. Our New Policemen. The newly elected policemen were sworn in by Mayor (lorrell at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the mayor's court ntt.iiii They are ai (hid No), J Cofer No 3, J I'eary No 7, follows: F (1 Crutch T Thompson No 2, J J A Thomas No 4, W T J li Miller No 8, K I. I Iced No 0. Mr C A Pratt No 6 has been serving for several weeks. Mr O W Hauner has been serving as No 0 but tbat place will be vacant after today. Mr Hanner having sent In his resignation yesterday. 9100,000 Humajre In rUttiilry. A very . disastrous freshet visited Stanly county last week and the loss of property is generally estimated at 1100,000. The Albemarle Enterprii-e saya Mr J P FJlrd, of Eflrd's Mills, had a cotton gin aud saw mill, with engine and boiler, together with a number of bales of cotton to wash down the creek; most of the cotton haa been recovered. The grain and aaw mill of Solomon Plees-aud the -Barbee-mlll sud dam, lu Big Lick township, were entirely washed kwy. Salisbury HUU7 National Encampment G A. II. ' Cincinnati, Ohio. Ou account of the above meutlnued tioued occasion, the Southern Hallway will ell tickets from Winston-Salem, N. C, to Cincinnati, Ohio, and- return at the exceptionally low rate of 110.90. Tickets to be sold September 8 and 4, with Anal return limit September liitb, 1898. ..For further information please call on or address, ' Chakles BiJyOBU, Ag't. T . Southern Ballw iy Co. Kx press Company Must fay. The North Carolina Railroad Com mission, w bicb Is in session at Raleigh; decided yesterdsy that the Soutbt-rq Exprsss Company shall pay the war stamp 1 tax ou all packages. Tbs order goes Into effect September IS, and the penalty for failure to'eon. ply was fixed at 160. It Is thought the express com pany will obey the order, t " The Hhell Exploded. While out shooting bat last evening Carl Harris inet with a painful acci dent. He wss trying to , put a shell into hi gun when It exploded premsi turely, burning,' " : hie fsce and one band.1 A byslclan attended to bis wants snd be wll probably be al right lo a few days. - Illl H IB Two Soldiers Die From Gross Neglect at Dunn Lor ing Hospital. Had Fever Two Weeks Be fore the Surgeons Were Notified. Hafkaui, N Y, Aug 31. Nathaniel Warner dead and Clayton Pol ley dytug as the result of ueglect at Duun Lorlng hospital.. Both men belonged to the tioth New Yirk and reached the cliy yesterday 011 hoapltal train. They tell bard stories of ueglect, almost inhuman treatment by nurses ;uti others at Dunn Loring. When Policy's cast- was finally brought before the surgeons everything Knible was done for htm. Hurgeons- nay he had typhoid iwo weeks before they were notified. ANULO-AMKItlCAN TBI'S 1. It Will Control the Male ot hew ing Mac blue mill AH Kinds ol Needle. London, August 31. The rit" Jaiuen Oazette this arteruooii sas It Is re ported on the stock exchange that an Auglo-Auiercen trust, to control the output and Bile of sewiiiK machine, knitting machine aud all other kiuds' of needles Is being formed. Several America 11 and two Midland firms are reHirted lo have sold their busl liens to the combination. The capital,, it is further announced, will be $7,500,0imi, divided Into preferred and ordinary stock. Will Make Helectloua Tomorrow Mahkio, Aug. 81. Sagasta adheres to his statement that the peace com missioner arebot appointed but se lec tions will be, made by the cnliiuet tomorrow. The commission will lie men well acquuahi ted with the inter uatioual law and military a Hairs h ml l'hilllpiues. The choice de(euds largely uHu the latter qualification. The Idea Unfavorable. Hllu.lN, Aug 31 Cologne Uazetle saysUermauy has already manifested to Russia a willingness to support the Caar's scheme of universal disarms meut. Papers say France unfavorable to Idea. Npunledi Hteaiuci-M Heleused. New Yokk, Ainj. 31. The Si anish prize steamers, Miguel Jovar andCat allna was released today by a prize court and will sail for Spain today from this city. The Clark-Kllgo Affair. The Clarke-K I Igo Investigation came up late yesterday afternoon before the board of trustees of Trinity College, at Durnam. A considerable mass of testimony will be gone Into in the bearing of the Investigation. A large number of depositions will be read. Ever thing bearing on the matter will be carefully gone into snd weighed in s fair and Impartial msnuer. Fair treatment and equal aud exact justice to both sides will be given. " - The Investigation will probably be concluded today. Democratic (Senatorial Conven tion. The democratic convention for the 2(1 th senatorial district composed of the counties of Rowan, Davidson and For syth will be held af -the court bouse lu Lexington,-Davidson couuty, ou Satur day tbs 17th dsy of September, lMfM, at 12 o'clock, for toe purpose of nomi nating two candidates to represent said district in the next genersl assembly snd for the transaction of such other business as msy properly corns before it. By order of the committee. T. C. Robbins, Aug. 22, '08 Secretary. Attention,' Please. All business men are requested to carry s two month supply of envelopes to Stewart Bros printing office where an advertisement for the fair will be prlutod jM the back free of charge, I wouldocall for tbem but haven't time. E Webb, Secretory. IIlKhly Appreciated. Mr. S. 8. Simmons, the bffud lawyer aud author, wbo has been at the Phot, nix several days, dlaposiug ot his book, "A Solution of the Race problem," lett forSailsboryyeslerdayr. Mr. Simmons says he wss delighted with the people 1f Winston-Salem snd almost over- wlw- nied by their kindness, cordiality and sympathy. HeaskeiTiiK Joi k nai. to convey to them hi- warm ap preciatlon or t heir attention, both so cial and financial. No (Stamp or License. As a result of a recent ruling no rev enue stamp will, in the future, be re quired ou marjiage. Since tlie war revenue act went into efiect ministers aud magistrates have been required to place a ten cent stamp on the license when It was returned to the register of deeds. In many Instances the officiating person was out just that much 88 he got nothing for his ser vices. The recent rullug .referred to above statea that stamps are required only on wrltteulcertltlcates given by the min ister to the parties married. Baseball Yeatertlay. At Pittsburg It oa ton 8, Pittsburg 0. At Cincinnati Philadelphia 9, Cin cinnati I. At lioulsvllle Louisville 4, Balti more 2. At Chicag Chicago 1, New York 0. 8TANIIINII OK TIIK CM'UH. Won liOMt P C Hoston 71 40 40 Clncinnat 72 4S (J2H Baltimore 7 40 2ii Cleveland 115 4H 5H Chicago 34 m AH I New York 03 M 6 2 Pittsburg.,... 6 59 4H7 Philadelphia 52 50 4SI lAiuisvllle 40 HN 40-t Itrooklyn 42 05 HMH WashlkgtoH 40 71 HtUI Ht liouls 32 Ha 2SI A lillud I'lHMllity. Hosa Mcpatiiel, a blind colored girl of uuiiMial musical talent, will give an entertainment tomorrow night at the First lluptift colored church. (She has given entertainments lu ditlerent parts of tie state aud has in a 1 1, cases given the most perfect satisfaction. (She Im traveling In charge of Itev A U Battle Held who Is endeavoring to raise money to assiat iu building a larger bouse for the accommodation ot pupils at Hldge ville Academy. Admission KMp. lb-served seats for white people. The VVlluiliiKto i Kxcurslou. MesHlck's excursion train to VVil mlugton was well loaded by the time It reached Walnut t'ove yesterday. It was joined there by a big train of ex cursionists fom Mt Airy aud luteriut riiate (Hilnts. Kvery station to Greens boro contributed a number aud it leli Ureeusboro with a large addition of lilted cars. We hope they arel today fully enjoying the saline surrrouudiuM of a salubrious environment. .. Let Usi Know. We invite an expression of opinion lu Thk Jouhnai.'h columns on the following propositions : Itesolved that we need su arc light Ist.Ou Trade street, midway between 4;li and nth streets. 2nd. At the Norfolk & Western deHt. 3rd. In East Winston. Please write your sentiments or either one or all of tile's! questions. Avoid the UiihIi. The Halem Female Academy bad quite uu in ber of visitors this morn ing. They were mostly local patrons of the academy aud were consulting Prof Clewell alsiut sending their daughters there i uring the coming session. The local patrons would do well to call at the academy otllce as early as possible as Prof Clewell will be very busy after the boarders begin to arrive. JjocuI Notes. -jThere will be regular prayer ineeling services at Ceuteuary church tonight. The Junior Kpwortb League of Cen tenary church will give a lawn party tomorrow nltfht, from ,1 to 11 o'clock, ou the lawn In front of Dr. Creasy 's reslceni-e on Iiitierty street. Huper will be served for 25 ceuts. Messis A C Vogler & Sou have se cured two spaces for their exhibit ut the Tobacco Fair lu November. These gentlemen have reason to believe that they derived much benefit from their exhibit last year. We think it a good thing aud believe If our merchants svsll theinselvee of It that good result will follow. - Our subscribers will please report to Tub Jouhnai office promptly any neglect on the part of t be carrier to properly deliver tbelr paper., it la the purpose of the manager, to have tl e papers delivered as promptly as possi ble and we shall appreciate your re porting soy ueglect. Mr. Mat Manly, of Newbern, N C, is pending. some day here with bis brother, Mr. ,Clemeut Manly. Mr. Msnly is an ex-post msater of Newbern, having served under both terms of idr. Cleveland. He made for the people of the Elm City a most excellent post master, giving entire satisfaction. - He If splendid gentleman of rare attain ment, and ws glsd'y welcome him in bis brief visit to our city. . The Porto Rican Commisskjn Expected to Sail This Afternoon." To Inaugurate an American System of Postoffices in Porto Ric7 Nkw Yokk, August HI. Admiral Hehlcy started for Bnxiklyju this morn ing to board the transport Seueca with the Porto Rlcao commission, wblcrr expeclH to sail thia afternoon for San Juan. The Heueca also carries 50 post oltlce clerks, who will inaugurate an American system of post offices in the Island, also five army paymasters, 42 trained nurses, uuder Dr. Anita New comb McGee, who Is the first woman commissioned as surgeon. Thirty of the nursed are women.. Relieved White Will Accept. Ci.kn ki.ani), )., Aug. 31. iSecretary Day and Justice White saw Presidedt MeKlnley 'ast night. Day went to Canton aud White to Washington, It Is tielieved White will accept the peace commimioiierslilp. The President g(;s to Canton tomorrow, thence to New York aud Montauk camp. Bound Over to Court. Jerry Puryear waa ijp liefore, Mayor Hutnerat 2 o'clock this afternoon at the mayor's court room iu Halem, on the charge of stealing goods from the vacant bouse of the late C 8 Hauser. I'uryear was bound over to the superior court in a bond of $50, iu default of ' which he was placed lu jail. First District. John II. (Small, a prominent attor tey of Washington, was unanimously nominated for Congress in the first district convention in Edeu ton yester day. Mr. (Small Is the former law partner of Judge Itrowu and will give Hkiiiner a lively race, Niiilre Leliuiau'a Court. Hqulra P T Lehmau tried Will Swing this afternoon ou the charge of cruelty ty annuals. Judgmeut was suspended ou payment of the costs. A A Watsoh, of the Twin City Con struction Co., returned thi morning from Greensboro aud (Salisbury, where he has beeu speudiug his vacation. riiw marketh. Closlutf Quotations by Private Wire to W. A. Portartteld Co." W. A,, Portorfleld 4 (X)., commission brokers, furnish us with the following closing quotations of the New York Stock Exchauge sud the Chicago Hoard of Trade : The following are the closing quota tloua or the New York Stock Ex chauge: Nkw Yohst, Aug 31, '08. American tobacco i 144) Atch., Top. & Santa Fe Sti B. A O. C. aud O. 23 Chic, Bur. aud Quiucy Uui Chicago Gas - 1 07 J Delaware aud Hudaou Dlst'r and Cattle Feed Erie 141 Geueral Electric 42 Jersey Ceutral . WO) 1-ouisvllle aud N aabville 6W, - MauhalUii Elevated t Missouri and Pacific 30 Met. Traction 151 Northwestern 134 iSurthern Faoirte Pr. 77 New York Ceutral 118 Pacific Mail ' 33t Beading 18 Bock Island 105 Southern R'y Pr. 3f St Paul 112 Sugsr trust - 143 Teuu. Coal aud Iron 31, Texas Pacific 16 II. S. Leather Preferred 11 Wester Unlou Tel. t)3 Wabash Pr. 23, Cotton, Sept. " Sept. &48 " Oct. &63 " Nov. o5ti( " Dec. 650 " Jan 668 February 607 Tlie following are the closing quota tions of the Chicago Board of Trade: CHICAUO, Aug 31, 98, Wheat, Sept " Dec 631 Corn, Jan pt 30 80 i m m 867 Oats, Aug " Sept Deo fork, Deo " Sept Ieo Lard, Dee. " - Sept Deo Rita Dee, - " Sent AOS 615 . : -n - , I V I.
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