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-, v, .r.:-4iiSir.;,iT.sAw.).k. . .. - - A. : -S- -t is $1.00 Per Year INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. Single Copies, 5 Cents. ...V fOL. XVII. NEW BERNE. CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C., JUNE 28 1894. NO. 15 . V ';'. ; v.. THE-:-BIG-:-IF! -jmi-o-wtt- 1F1 IT IF -fa-' UOHWASTTHEBESH IF IF w :f ait tie Latest, IK IGIVE YOU THE KIND) II' IF - Til AT Possess all These B-QUALIFICAnONS-o IF IF -o o- IF IF IF YOu Want iv 111 IF BEAUTIFUL PICTURH BUY A IF IF POUND rANTZ IF IF SM foam! and we will give you one. .IF IF HACKEURN & WILLETT : 47 4Q -Pol lock Stice. fEASONABLE HELPS -FOR- Household Use. Rcfrigreators, ce Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Wire Clotb Window' Screens -',: . Anu 7uuis, -AT- IiH CUTLER & CO S. The Southern Carolina Campaign. Charleston, Jane 21. The oampaign meeting at Lancaster to day was not nnaocompanied by some excitement, although it was not as lively as bad been expected in iew of yesterday's ocoarrence at Chester. Senator Batler made a fine speech, defending his coarse 'n the Senate and expressing regret that be bad been compelled to reply to Governor Tillman's charges in tbe epirit he had employed at Chester. Be in6ist-d that he wonld not permit any-onH to slanCer and niisreoitent him, and that he wool 1 ditcuss and dissect Tillman's public record when and where and oow he pleaced. He denied tbe charge that had been circulated in Lncdf ter caanty that he wa an iofidol. His speech made a good imbres-Mon. v hfii (i'ovtrnnr Tillman was i'hII. d I e wan received with fflncb cheering, lie said, ia the beginning, that office hid not been sweet to him; that the wheel of the State had dragged along a elampy road, and that the records would show be had done more work than all the 'verno s since the war. At Chester he had not opened bis month in reply to tue indignities heaped upon him by Gen. Batler, which were f nler and blacker than had been made against any man. Yancy S. Harvard, ho was oat in the crowd, cried oat: "You took tbem." Several haodred meu nt ODe sprang to their foet in expectation of a row and Governor Tillman shouted back in replj: "Yes, 1 tell yon, you cowardly honnd, why I took tbem, and I'll ;neet your whenever yon want to. I rook them because, I, as Gover nor of the State, could not afford to create a row at a public gather ing and have our people murder each other like dogs." The men around tbe stand were all in commotion and jelling for Tillman, and tbe women in the audience began to ran away. Till mau, Batler and tbe chairman and others called to the ladies to come back, as the trouble was, over and tbey did o. Tillman waived bis bands to tbe crowd to sit down and then cried out; "A lew puppies around here can have their tails or necks cut off :f they want to, or both." Breckinridge Losing. Xew York. Jane lit. A L uis i ht, K., ope:.iil naye: The Bret ktnndge organization lu Franklin county is rapidly going over to Settle. Major John T. Shelby, Breckinridge's law part ner, is at Frankfort trying to repair tbe broken fenoes. The belief now is that Breckinridge has lost Frank fin county and bin opponents are sanguine of bis eay defeat if he does not soon withdraw. Gigantic Railtoad Consolidation. Atlanta, Ga , June 21. It is reported here that gigantic consolidation of railroad inter ests in the South is contem plated. The new company, it is stated, will comprise the Richmond anJ Danville, the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia and the Cincinnati Southern systems. The Central Railroad of Georgia is already practically under the control of the newly organized Richmond and Danvilln system and the Georgia and Atlantic and West Point roads, while seemingly under independent management, are really controlled through the Georgia Central and Louisville and Isashville roads! This will leave but three roads of the ten entering Atlanta, outside of the Southern Railway company. The lime fixed for the conoli dation is shortly before October 1st. Bucklen's Arnica Sa've. The lest salve in the world fur cuts, bruises, sorts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, rliapjed luiuds, chilblains, cons, and all skin erupt ions, and positive ly cures piles, or do pay required. It is guaranteed to jrivu perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2.5 cents per Iwx For sale lv F. S. IHuTv, New Berne, N. C. " mlG 12m. Under Gaston House, South Front Street, New Berne, N. C. FULL LIIVJEi OF General Hardware. Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery, Table Ware, Barbed Wire, GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS, Lime, Plaster and Cement. DEVOES PURE READY MIXED PAINTS. ("Personal attention to the prompt and correct filling of all orders. m8 3m w,dow ESTABLISHED 1869. PALMER, RllENBURG & CO., Successor to C. S PALMER, Wholesale Commission Merchants FOR THE SALE OF : SOUTHERN FRUITS & TEUCK, j Borriosj Teaolies, Grapesi !M!elons and Vegetables. t-Vatermelons & Stawberries a Specialty ltiti KhAIIfc STKtEl , tUKk. o o o o REFERENCE-5 Chatham National Bank, N. Y., Commercial Agencies and all Principal Truck shippers. GEORGE 73 MIDDLE STREET HARDWARE OF EVERY DESRIPTION. h Sash, Doors and Blinds. Stoves, Lime, Plas- j ter and. '"ement. DEVOE'B READY SATISFACTION HAPPENINGS OF THE DAY. Senator Hill has maile a speech in favor of free coal. Xt-w York coal mines furnish that State. In the coal districts, many of the trik ing miners have resumed work, a com promise having been erTijcted with the owners. (lov. Elias Carr ;s expected at More head on tbe 26th to pnsent the medal to the victor in the musical contest l thr North CaroLrui Teachers Ass iutih. Three prominent citizens of L '..ir.i'e!le, Fla., have boeo arrestel lor incendiarism and blackmail. They are in j dl who they ought to be. A fire broke out in the Belle Lee Coal mine, near IJiriii'iiulmin. Ala.. o?i the 20th. The mine boss, two other men. and a boy died from suffocation This seeirs to be a year of ;reat fatality for United Staces Senators. On the 2Uth Kx-Sonator Bislu-p W. Perkins of Kan sas, died suddenly at his honu: in Wash ington. D. ( . An administration Democrat, (office holder) suggests that North and Sooth Carolina swap Butlers. He says this State is willing to give boot, and thinks Governor Tillman should Iv "aLrree able." The Ohio and Indiana strikiiif.' miners have decided to resume work. This is a sensible conclusion, but they would have leen wiser still if they nad not j n i t and spent two months in idleness that con sumed all of their small savings. Mr. Silsby, the Washington Stock broker, refuse 1 to tell the Senate sugar traud committee what Senators had dealt in sugar futures through his house. The committee will turn Mr. Silsbv over to a United States Grand jury. Senator Quay boldly admits his specu lation in sugar. Says he wanted to do it had a rifcht to do it," and will buy sugar or any other stocks when he feels dispos ed to do so. Tbe Democrats of the eleventh Georgia congressional District have passed a reso lution in convention endorsing Cleveland's adminstration. Without a radical change this wont happen in the second North Carolina district. Raleigh and Durham are serenading each other over the telephone. If it is like some music e have heartl, no doubt "distance lends enchantment'' to the ear. The time is drawing near for the poli ticians to make up a slate, according to reports trom various sections or tne otate this will be a different job this year. Con ditions have so changed tbe interest among them are bothered to outline a policy. Governor Tillman and Seaator Butler, of South Carolina have opened the cam paign in the Senatorial coutest in that State, making their first speecues at itocK Hill on Monday. Mrs. Senator Vauce has written a letter for publication in which she explaius lier motive in the re-interment episode and declares her purpose to not farther inter fere with the dead Senator's ivstiug place. This is well, and the people are glad tliia matter is settled. At Georgetown, D. C. University on the 19th Cardinal Gibbons, officiated at the unveiling of the bust of the late Judge William Gaston, of North Carolina. Judpe Gaston was one of the most honor ed citizens New Berne and the Stale ever produced. The story told bv Monday's Washing ton Post of a plot to blow up the capitol and other government baildings, is at tempted to be denied by the authorities. The Post sticks 10 the trudi of its account which places the authorities in an awk ward predicament. Jones and Laughlins, operating the largest iron and steel mill in the United States . have declared war on the amalga mated association of Iron and Steel work ers. They employ about 4,uou men anti will run their plant without regard to to dem mds of the union. A prominent gentleman of the fourth district said on the train yesterday the nomination tor Congieseman by the Dem ocratic Convention of that district would be between. Cook, of Franklin, and Pugh, of Johnston, and that the Wake county delegation held the situation. The authorities of the Secret Service Department at Washington, D. C, are still trying to discredit the statement of the Washington Post about the anarchist plot to destroy government buildings. The post says it told the facts, and its statement bears the impress of truth. Senator Jarvis, who is on the program of the Teachers' Assembly at Morehead for an address, will not be able to fill the engagement on account of necessary at tention at Washington to matters of graver importance. It is remarkable to what extent the leading Democrats of the State have ex pressed their determination to ignore National politics, and confine their efforts solidly to the preservation of tbe present SLOVER, NEW BERNE, N- C. lYTTYF.TI PATNT. GUARANTEED. mi63m vernnient, against l oimi'aint can le nl.lt i made. A c clone swept over Nebraska. Wed nesday, playing havoc with life ami property, partieu'arly about ( tuinha City and Conncil Klutf-. The report from the ?c.it of government is that Hill of New Ynth ha.- induced, at last, four ot his Democratic Senators to vote against the hu ikiic l ix clause of the Tariff hill. h. Democracy, what liauds are perpetrated in thy name.'' The conviction ot Kni-tii- Wiman, the manager of K. '.i. Dunn . Co's. Financial Ayency. for mi-appropi iation of the firm's money through a -cries of years, and for forgery, i- calculated to stiller the faith of the commercial world in that linn's n ports as to the vesponsibilit v and relia- I r ...l. .. I inui mi uuici in ins. The twenty-fourth animal session of (he Knights of Pythias of North Carolina met in Win-ton on the iWth. The in crease in the order wa- inx-t irrciiifyintr. and the meeting a wrv pleasant one. The increase i-ili'rt- . n iv v lodges and 'J6o members dining ihe past year. The New York Hanks, having dictated the financial policy of the country for their individual benefit till the Treasury is nearly emptied, propose now to put the government under under further obli gation to them l'irge the chains still stronger, by lending the Secretary of the Treasury a few millions in Wall street inlbience, octopus like, has grasped with its thousand tentacles ltgis lationjof every de.-i ription intended for the common good, and has made the admin istration a synonym of broken pledges to the great mass of American yoeniamry. It has placed a crown of thorns upon the head of Southern Democrats, and is hast ening the tlii ad hour when forbearance will cease to !e a virtue. Senator Hill of New York has an in genius plan to defeat the Income tax, and is working it to the best of his ability. It is si range to people down here how a man who claims to be a democrat can oppose the payment of some tax by mil lionaires, now exempt, while labor and poverty bear the burdens of the govern ment. The Democratic Congressional Conven tion lor the Third district will have quite a number of aspiraats presenting their claims when they meet at Dunn on July 19th. In present complications, the nom inee will luck a good deal ot having a walk over," but will probably have less to contend with than his brother candi dates in the First and Second Districts. News comes from Chicago by wire that one million of Alliancemen are about to ally their forces with the Knights of La bor and the American Railway Union for political action. This means., of course; Uiat these people are going to the Popu list. The addition of such number to the new party will further complicate the the political condition of things in the Wesr, the outcome of which no man can fc retell. Public sentiment, and a resolution pass by Cougnss has at lat forced Attorney General Olney to bring action against the Central Pacific and the Union and Kansas Pacific Railroads for the millions they 1 owe the government- The agregate of their debts amounts to more than there is gold in the Treasury, and if the railroads are made to pay thesj just debts, there will be no dilapidated Treasury and no further needs to issue bonds. At a Congressional convention down in Georgia the other day. the members of which were all fee silver men. they in dorsed the administration of Cleveland as 'wise, able and conservative.'' Appar ently they have as regard as to what res olutions they shall pa.ss, as Cleveland has for the Chicago platform publishing a card they acknowledge their act, will give the lie to, and loose the small rem nant of respectjthe people have for "Ad ministration Democracy." FOR HER EDWARD N. WOOD. For her the sweetest blossenis should breathe a perfume rare. For her the tendercst music should come floating through the air; For her the cboisest pleasures should be deck and pave the way, And brightest beams of sunlight at -her feet in glory play. For lier the bluihing rosebud should dis card its cruel thorn. And for her ha-iving bosom other eager searchers scorn; For her a pure contentment should throw its arms about And circle her, while pleasure shuts all care and sorrow out. For her I'd make the journey th rough this land of bitter tears, A lasting day of smiling love, devoid Of doubt and ftars. Her path should grow resplendent, the way like a dream, 1 d make her life with happiness, like dearest heaven see.n. She Would Neither Paiut nor Powder. "1 postively will not use cosmetics." said a hnly to the wriler. "yet my com plexion is so Ijud that it occasions me constant mortification. What can I do to get rid of these dreadful blotches ?" "Take Dr. Pierce's Favorite - Presenta tion," was my prompt reply. "Your complexion indicates that you are suffer ing from functional derangements. Re move die cause of the blotches and your cheeks will soon wear the hue of health. The 'Favorite Prescription' is a wonder ful rmedy for all diseases peculiar to your sex. Its proprietors guarantee to return the money if it does not give satis faction. But it never fails. Try it.'' The lady followed my advice, and now her complexion is as clear as a babe's, and she enjoys better health than she has for many years. To permanently cure constipation, bil iousness ai.d sick headache take Dr. Pierce's Pelle.s. Of dealers. MORN. A. OI.AS V1I.I.E. They come! All hail the K aut' oti.- morn And sun with golden bars. Seel Night ret i est is wiih banners torn. With all her hosi of stars, i From brush ami ir.e the shadows flee. The moon has fal'.n silently ! Be I ore the coinjir iois. j -All hail!" Al' X mire - echoing. j The flowers dry tlu-ir tears: i Melodious songs ihe thrushes sing To swell the victor's cheers. Fair morn! When night from thy face hides. The paradise which lust divides With villainy disappears. Hark! Life is unto honest men - What morn L- unto day! A silent, hard tought battle; then The shadows flil away. For life is one continual fight Between the giants Wrong and Right, Inclosed hi walls of clay.'' All hail, fair morn, with smiling sun. Dressed in your robes of gold, Who knows the courses earth has run Since from God's hands it rolled? With His praises all Future rings, For God i9 Got! of earthly things As well as of die soul. ! system of Stale i which no rc:i-":i TELEPHONING IN OUli STATE. Ra'eigh to Connect With Several Cities New Berue Should be One or Them Advantage of Telephonic Con nection i As is known to our readers Haleigh I and Durham have recently been coimect- ed by telephone, to the delight of both cities. The Durham Sun speculating on 'the future of telephoning in this State I says: ! -Who knows but what some day in the I near future Durham will b.' e uiiiected. by telephone, with Oxlonl, UnnL c-on. I.ur lington and Greensboro. Such a thing is possible :n this age "l proxies,. The Daily Pi ess of It dei-h copies the alxjve and adds: "We can come to Col. Robinsons res cue in this matter and assure him that his speculation will soon be a reality. In a very short time the people of extreme eastern North Carolina will be able to converse with the people of the extreme wes And the inhabitants of the land of the skies will soon have the opportunity to hear the sounding billows of the old ocean while tiiey remain at home. The plans are already mapped out that are to bind Goldsboro, Wilmington, Greensboro Asheville, Charlotte, Heuderson, and pro bably other points to Raleigh in connect ion with Durham by telephone. It i also probable that Norfolk will be con nected, too. Verily the day is bright, n ing for the old North State." We are glad to see the" progressive move developing. New Berne and Moie- head must have a share in it. As tor its advantage, take for illustration the one class of business men. our fish shippers and think what a great gain it would be to tbem to have a telephone right in their offices by which they could commun icate with their Morehead and Beaufort houses and thus save possibly hundreds of dollars in telegraphing each year. And the line to Morehead being establish ed it would then take only the connecting link between here and Goldsboro to put us in connection with the capital city of the Stat i and thence with all others that it is to connect with. The company that has been formed in New Berne to establish a city telephone will do well to keep up with the movement and take advantage of any opportunity that arises. We commend the same course to all business men of the city. It is of importance to every one. NOTICE! NOTICE! To the Voters of Craven Couuty Call for County Convention. Acting under instructions from the Peoples' Party Suite Executive 'o nn, it tee, 1 hereby Call a County Convention of the Peoples' Party to meet at the Court House, New Berne. N. ('.. on Wednes day, July 4th, for the purpose of electing delegates to the State, Congressional, and Judicial Conventions. Also to cele brate the birth day of the Peoples" Party and the promulgation of the Omaha Phatform, the second declaration for American Independance. The County Executive Committee will meet at the same time and place. W'illiam II. Smith. Chairman of Ciaven County Ex. Com. CALL FOR TOWNSHIP PRIMARIES. As per above call the voters of each township will meet at their voting places Saturday, June 30th, for the purpose of electing delegates to the County Conven tion, July 4th. Facti precinct will elect three delegates and one additional dele gate for every twenty-five votes cast for the Peoples' nominee for Governor in 1892. Each precinct will also elect nn Executive Committee of five, and the Chairmam will be a member of the Coun ty Executive Committee. All who are opposed to present condi tions and are ready to vote for a change are invited to participate. The chairman ot each township will pleace take notice and act accordingly. Kinston Lady Co in m Its Suicide, Mrs. Susan Cox, wife of Mr. G. P. Cox jumped head-foremost in the well in her yard, which contains about seven bet of water, Monday about 12:2J p in was drowned. Doctors were c.Hie i; I in but coald not save her life. Mrs. Cox had been suffering lor nearly two years with a bad case of chronic dys pepsia, which unbalanced her mind. She asked her husband several days before to kill her to end her misery, and all poisons and weapons which she might have used were removed. At the time she jumped in the well her hush mil had gone oil tor a few minutes. When he was returning Mrs Ilonerly, a neighbor, told him she saw his wife going towards the well. He then ran home and called his wife, but could not reach her in time to prevent the fatal :v t. He was within a few yards of her when ghe jump ed in. Several of the neighbors rendered promt assistance in getting the body from ihe well. The funeral services were held at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock and her body was buried in the cemetery. Kinston Free Press. i bituary Departed this life at the residence of his brother, on June the 17th, 1894, Capt. W. F. Roberts, in the 43el year of his age. Capt. Roberta for some time past has betn a victim of that fell disease con sumption trom which he died. Capt. Roberts was a kind husband and affectionate brother, and was ever ready to the extent of his ability to bestow charity. Capt. Roberts was an exampLiry mem ber of Centenary M. K. Church and at this church tbe last sad rites of tne funeral services over his body were held. Capt. Roberts dieel with every assur ance of blissful immortality. His last wrds were to those aiound him "Not to grieve as he was going to Rest.'' 'Resting on the peaceful shores of bbsstul immortality. ' b. ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA R R. J Transportation Department, j New Bern, N. C, Jnne 21, 1S94. CIRCULAR IMPORTANT ! To Agents A. & N. C Railroad and the Public: Special Truck Train No. 212, between New Bern and Goldsboro, N. C., will be discontinued after Saturday, June 2:3. '94 until otherwise ordered. Commencing Monday ,Junc 25. all tiuek will be taken by the regular frieght (No. 2 Train), but upon application at any 'iine of a sufficient quantity of truck to justify it, a special will be run. S. L. DILL, Sup't. SAVE MONEY by buying your drugs at Gooding's Drug Store, 90 Middle St., next to Baptist church. vvtf. HARDWARE of all kinds to be sold for the next sixty days at cost and less in some cases, no reasonable offer refused. Call and seo me and be convinced, this is I no humbug sale. P. M. Dkanet, 1 tf. South Front St. 'NEWS AURIF1 V "Picked-l'p" by The Journal Which is Always in "The Swim." ; Kvaiwii-t Y. St. G.iV-. w 1(. i f. ho.d j a meeting in N w IVrv :i i ). ;o'. .; . nov: holding one :i A-h-.-vd'e. I The New )bsi-rver-( in or.i le ;ive- the I number out on a siliin parly at .More- head on lie- Is, in-l . a- four huirlr -d and six per- r-. j An article upon tie -nt great ci V- j bration in London, t'e- ".o;ii Y. M. '. A. anniversary, will hi- ham 1 . . i on-u hel I1' i:igc. y.v. .1. I-;. Laihim re ei d from Wa-hington tlaii i a i jiassed by a vote of (',4. i nui-iai.: for j.i' r,i..-1.- t.-!i-r nn i!..;.li Bill ..f '1 I ' l.toll. .-n of llu- I He send- tin- lir.-t c.'.i.ei b'.o,, I season, it p-aele-d n, la-t night ;: lav. .1 inn- li ? on tin- a ilea-.-: ! a in l ;n- v. ;.:. j It is announce 1 that 1 r. ( i u- Tliom sol, will speak in Yam-ebon.. July Huh. The posters invite ever b- ,dy to come w i tu wen linen immii'i - ami i e c--uvinci if the financial cri-i-. 'The Wilmington Mc--eng-r repori- a cotton bloom, the tir-t of the -c.isoii. at l.-iur.jl Hill. R'a-limoial i-Miniy. It w.i- f loin the lariii of a -oiore 1 n, an M '-.! Kk k M illov and was plucked June 1 4'h. The 11. ('. D. L'ne is to have exi-ur ion rates to Norfolk per -termer Xense to j campmenl this year un.U-r onl i- I: : ; leave New Berne. Monday. July 2 1, the j simply a p-ivute uncampiu nt o; i . - :n- tiekels to bj good to retuni until the 1-ltli It will give mi opportunity to h i-urel and cheaply visit several jmint- of inter- ests. A call ha- been issued for Third party primaries to be held on Saturday. June 30th, to elect delegates to the county con-.a" vention which is called to meet at the courthouse Wednesday following. July 4th. to make State." .Indicia', and Con gressional nominal ion-. I sail? Taylor, of Bach-'b.r. was in our office yesterday mil iiifoiins us that crops in his ntighborhon.1 are doing fair ly well though they are g tiiiig rather dry again. Though the rains thus lar in June were sullicient. inon.- woii'i 1 be of benefit now. iiie a. o. v.. 'i'-11'"'; that after to-day the special I nuk train , will be discontinued until further notice. ! i On Mondav and therealter the regular " ! mi . r, -v- i) T Ireight tram will bike the tiucK untu further notice. The special will be re sumed at any time that the volume of truck to b.' moved calls for it. Tuesday wa- nay day at the Wil toa cotton mills and the opeia! iva s wercjU(VV all pa'd elf. The ditreremes between j c;1)L c Steve i.-o;i ol ti e New , them and the mill owners continue to ex. j . y .;,, (.), ; 1,,.,-e in hi- private i i-t and as a consequence the mill i- -hui , i,.ir,; , ...;inmi .. a i omp i.i.ed by! down. Some of the striker- are s.-ciuing yr,.,-.. .!... Di-o-way, W , Hi Seheuck i work el- where -ay- s Wilinitigioii .,,) .- j j 5:lvCr Messenger. ! A. ,,.;,i ew Berne i- pr I y w. !! r. ; 1 The Sa'.bUh school ..: Ikl',.::;. . 1 1 n : . b ; Pamlico county, will hoi 1 picnic at Wilkinson Point next Friday, lie; 12 : t l i inst. flic Sunday school :r. Adams crec-k. and the one at Clubfoot creek will unite with them in the picnic. Mr. Jas. Winfield of the city deliver- an ad dress on the occasion. The Guilford Battle Ground Company will have its sevedlh annual celebration on the 4th day ot July, lsOd. on that id--! toric battle field, near Green -boro. Hon. D. Schtnck is the President of the com- pany. A thousand or two people are expected to be present. Among them Vice President Stevenson and other fore-I most men of the country. Miss Mattie W. Koun'ree. a Kin-loo: young lady, has taken a situation as one of the faculty of Roanoke (Vu..) Female college. She will teach elocution, steno graphy, typewriting and physical cul ture. The Free Press si - Mi-s Rountree has earned an envinb'e reputation as a skillful teacher in the lian. hes above mentioned. The Liquor dealer and Ompe Growers Ass'n which met the last few days in Wilmington has dosed ils scs-ion. lfe-.-is. Jas. W. Moore. Thos. liowden. A. M. K. Edwards and John B. Taylor, who have been attending it returned home last night. Asheville was selected as the next meeting place and the date was fixe the first We Inesdav in August, b-''j5. The Texas Fever Vaccination llxp.ri ments. Dr. C. F. Dawson, I'. S. Velt.ainai v surgeon is here looking , after the cattle which are being experimented wilhlo see whether vaccination will prevent Texas fever. It will bj remembered bv those wl.o read the former items on the matt -r that " " 1 ' "u ul ' " -1 thisdi.se.ise is produced bv blood para-ite- j ..ii.modaling sad li, .-Id-introduced bv ticks, ami only novlliei-.. '" was a l.ttl- !,.. nmg ... .... ., , , ,, 1 i.-l ni'dit. and Henry Kb. mils helure cows are subject to the di-p;.-e. All : ' ,1,,. ,. ,,,.. ii.. l . Was delaved half an ho:ir to allow ha iiiiu a iill v a. v itiiiL.- ( i:e 11 in ii.i iii a second attack ol the fever, out of them i SL,,,-L'1'- l1""' being very sick with ii, while the leu j l1"'"1 vaccinated have never -how n any .-imi-of i The Had w a the disease. , i'1'"' I'cae... k of . . : tl ator of th . Two Internal Revenue Cases ! Chas. Mumfcrd, col., ol Dover was tried before, E. G. Hill; I". S. Conuni--si oner Thur.-dav. hut no evil, n.-.- w found against him an I he w s icle.a-al. The charge was seil iig wln-kev without license. Messrs. W. T. ('alio and -v it. r-trcet. made the arrest the picbu- day end -were seek-in. oil tile -a : i.e I , ia e a- II ,irv Rouse another color, d ,4'li,i;-, at the same time, but failed m get up with j jm The latter he d ing 1 !, at he w.a - w ant Jd came down and d. Hvered him-eli up. The lime lbr hi trial was lis. I ...r ii-.t Tuesday and R-.u-e was i..r. .i;,.;..r 1M bond tbr his appcuaiii - t p.-d pmo. Bust of Gaston Unveiled. On the l'.Kli in-l. .the lii-toi i,: I or. town rnivcr-lty bral i d h- 77; ii uual commencement and. pre imi- i. ihe j usual exercises, unveiled a bu-t of the : great New Bernian. Judge Win. l.aslo.i, , Cardinal Gibbons olliciated at the tin- ; veiling ot the monument. Vice P.c-id-nt Stevenson ami many other , li-lingiii-hed persons were present. Judge Caslon was tne tir-t law gradu- ate ot the university, and the taoullv to the present day, never tire of ponding ' with pride to his record as an incentive to i ' every student who enters the college. ' AT l( UK I IE A I). The Sea-Side Social v l Political Mecca of North Carolina 1 lie Teachers' As- nihly. . j .. , ( 'o, ,, m .,.t .bo i; ' M, ,.: km i:ai, O i y . . ('..!; v. T..- l.iv is tin- op i , i i , m i'..,. :, .r.u.i' ;:. i':iu of the No;-;h C.reiiii I lrr- A--i.iioi in A i ! . . . . . -. !ioi, building e; . . I teacher of Ih :.-ii. . Owing '.. - ' '... i. hi- la-.. . I 'rc-a! I r . I". I '. 1 1 o' -go. , I . . ' i , I . - 1 , a 1 I no! ! p :-.! t l-liv r lie a-r.ii ! ,id- hvss. p.., j;. i; Uriti..), ol K i:be:- fo a h ::-k,-d to ,: r ihr tddr.--s in I',-, -idral If bg- '- - . ;. in 1 w ;ii probably do . Ton-'it Her ry I! w "i f..-...-in iron ! he t ; . . i 1 1 r : i - t . h. - a .-ii-.v r .;.;- :.ii!c n ' ' : ' v 'I 111"-". -Vav!-. in heft I ve-. and WHO - al- j .iUiV(. ,,.,.,,,, in his in I u 'e. 1 c .n-1 , A,I)5 ,;. !:ly.-is ; , ,,,,1 will lour tin- It agi aiii e o In-e.o , : rct over s-e:iib!v Hal! tonight. ' 'fie (;.dd-b ro Rill.-- C. '1". II. j i i u:,in, ,-,)mi. down l.i-l niahl w.lh t'rrry j M.v,. ,nc. an.l took up .--imp in ten!- ..n i t 1L. m-, ,.; y':iI la front ..f the At antic ' Hotel. Thi- .- .mpany belongs b the ! First U I'imeiit. and do not .'. itu - ' p-iny for oir.- week. i I.-i-: night that accompli Je d inuslcian. : I.. .. Wdi-al of Ra li r,, ,- . i. Y .. aye a 1 pi ir.o r -i'.-ition in A iiid-.y ii '. u :i Arkans,, Tr.v. Vr. . ode r j clcct:o:.s, lisiu-h t- the enjoy n . i "i ihc oence. Chul Justice .1. t.. Siiephcrl. w,l. ami. son Browne, nil of whom are so popular j with the vi-itirs at M-.lvhe;i I. an- h-"e i for -evei .d wc k- -!.. . The gut-ts at the Atlantic numb, i .- ane- j thing over two hundred, lifu li elia:ug arrived yesterday. " ' . Among t'.e !ievsp.ip- : nun here are , Prof. F. 11. Britt-'li. representing Ch irlottc Observer, ati ! li. ii. Hardy of the Cat a '!iiiian. ! The wife of (.'apt. low er-on. and lie: ;ve, (,t-tlu, other ofiic.-i- of the 11 :vemu Vn.u,r f, .(r,. !lt ,, ... Allan! ie. , , . ,., , 1 he bo-s h-liO-rmen ot the season .-' ('apt. W. B. Isemhii k of K ii.-l-jh. and attorney W. W. 1 irk ifN' -.v Heme, j lu this connection, it is eoncaled that tie- h.-hiUL vcr bettor than light n -erU d a! the Atlantic. hi ih r.-g .s' i are. I. B. Ives and wife: A Cohen. John Dunn. F. Clrieh and wife, Major II. II Rogers. Mrs. II. G. Bates, Mrs. .1. A. Meadows, Mrs. T. A. Grc. n. -I. M. Howard, J. G. Bfinson, E. S. Charlotte. Wade Meadows, Miss Clara Green, Sam Dill, w T. McCarthy, Mr- .1 G. Hughes. Mi-s Jennie Hugh'-. Mr-. W. P. Moore. Mrs. Chas Duffv and .. W. W. C'lark. .Mr- O. Mark,. M - , - r,e!k. and j 11 attic Marks, Mrs. K. B. Klii-. Mi-s j Lizzie Kills, Mi-.- Kinnia K .t:e .lones. j Mi'--. J. Blades Miss li. C. 1! ook- j tie'.d. M 11. Howard. Mi-- Kai 'ael Blow,;. j Dr. R. H. Lew',-, of Kinston, State I.e.. . .! ...... 1 ... i- 1 T . ' . I . 1 Mipennieuucni oi uea tii, the tram last lcght. and w ill pmbaluy astoni.-h the Tatbu'." S .tuherm-r with ! another startling stoiv oti In- icturi;. i Iv. -t'ybody is enjoying t hem -el v.- i 1 the fullest extent, an 1 the universal v r-j diet is that Mr. Perry i- excil! ng h iii-ell i in capacity of ho-t j Moi:i:iii:aii t'rrv. X ('.. Juiie.l In the al.iSiii- ... lent Hobgoei. 'ice Pri. sidelil . .'ae'n-1 B.-o .kti id. ; of New Bene-, pre-ih.l al the n h ning of i the Teacher-" Aoeiaiion y-u rd-iy with ' grace, digie'v. and I'.u-lia m.lary ' style. ! This i- the first i 1 1 -1 . 1 1 1 . -1 - in ih Ills', ry j ; i ol' the A-.-oeiition in which a woiniii. pri -ided over it - .'n-llb -ralan j Owing to l'ie ab-eii-- of ill I'lv-ldeiil thtic was no a- iiual -..d Ir -- ' '. en u i ; -1 b e- on Prog i :. in and R .1 u: : ns e , appointed, and the As-oeiallon adj uirned j to take advantage of the cou p iuaaitiiry j -a 1 teiiiieic.l by ihe boatmen of Moivhead and Be-iiifort. A licet ol -harpies cirriwl tiie ha.jipy crowd down the sound, and ihey i.aeh and all . h -li e I o inake pal . lie i e. l . c , i : . . . . . ..e.i... it sllppe All il 1' I" o ; . . 1 1 1 l o. ; ir . 1 1 i m if ;v Icipi", i It l i pi . ( t-e. ie. 1 allusions to be- him. An an. .npt t 1 UIV would b - : .b I iaitiul - ; c- b , 1 1. 1 1 i - - in li leii 1 1 a n-i- 1 ions fro-ii ale o e. i . .an d. aid lar. c. lo flight- of ilieoie.-il oratory and path"-. kept ! lie -did ie. ;c ei UiVll l.-ei I Willi 1 ill . 'li ter, or hi;-!., i m I r, nllik-s -iletice. 'I'la -ll ! i ill- filer. - Wile lie. punt. " 1 - eilixd g w hat "grit and inl -Til ' r'"1'1 !l,v"Ii I'"1' 1,1 ,hi- ,,!ll'l.v ! ""' W meiui-.n. 1 Chief Justice SUep-' , herd, who wa- pie-cut in the audience. " the brigh'est evidences of the t null of hi-a-r; i..,,-: , he .j, ,,. .- w e,,l 'A'v- ! i"ii- - ,iiU1'',L ( b :g tie- ; -.;;.- ve: y t irgel . I he .lii'-i ! - not eolliilidlg tlieln -tlii I to imp i !i-ei pi i a--. Tin- B v Ban d ;' the I'.ic:t. ihe li.'pai -, -e; ...il. -ixteen m n u nib.. ,-. iiinlei- .', ;- yi;1ex. i- In iv :-l -on;.- . 1 , v -. ;10ti is niakig very go.nl inline. The arrivals at the Atlantic last night were con-iderablv over a hundred, among whom were the following additions to the Nv Benie lov.d already mentioned in ye-ti.rdaCs .b.fis.NAL: Mrs. C. E. Slover, Mr. T. A. bietn and lamilv. Mrs. J. T. ,T ,,. ,.- T- , ' , 1I,,1,,s,er- I,SCS Kilt,,lccn i,ml -''" Bryan. Miss Jennie Watson, lion. P. M. Pea rstil, Miss Maude Green, Messrs. H. 1;. and ('. Ii. Thomns. s. Commissioner II. G. Ill , .ml -tma-t.T W. II. ( larke of New ilh their liiuiilies are -lopping fix 1' K. in- at Mis. 1 lower! on'- boarding tl-e. 1 In- iir-l German ! the -easoti was had ' ' iglif. chaperoned by Mr. and Mr.-. 1 1. Martin of Durham in llu ir u-ual in. inner. N. , P., me , la. . pr i nt.'d on Ihe 11 . a oh ;tr. M. K. - .ir. in the lead. I lie Germans heie are le U i e;ibl y u.i. . it from those at i no 4 seaside re.-orl -. e l.idi- s dresses being su tficietit ly '. s lo s.tti-ly the critics of moral 1 -. and rar.-ly ever continuing lo a lei t hue than 1 1 o'clock. Ida- Atlantic U being rapidly filled no, il I. .li Hold P. riy wears a broader n'e alter the arrival ol each train. b -M-aty liv..- are looked lbr tonight, will make the crowd about four I. p '-ti. : in- hav.' not got toil here in I I fail :or. e o t. but it will be easy to gel a .ploiuin any I one afier Sal urdav. Tl ie hill ol I. ire al Ihe il-.tel i- splendid, m l there are a ph nty of nn e but- t,, ,,. had at -mall cost. It i- -aid h.-re that Judge A. S. -v y in.'iii and family, will sail tlom New York oa'he I.ueauia the 2!th for Liverpool, ii I trip across the Kuioieau continent. The genial Fred Perry, and (gallant W. T. McCarthy, of Xew Berne, are among the- loree thai stands smilingly ' -ehind the otliee counter ol the A tlantic Motel. MullCHKAO. ( i i . X. ('.. June 2'J. 'l'-e principal feituivs in sestenlav uiormag - session of the Teachers' A so eiation were the address of Rev. Dr. J. Ad kins. President of the Asheville Fe ii. n'e College on "What shall we do with our girl-." and the discussion of the sub ject by other jmities. The Reverend gentleman's address is ai I lo have b eu one of his finest efforts, a d t b .lis. i ipi ion of its subject by Dr. I. - w .- ..f Kin-ton. Col. Eugene Harrell of I! ileigli, Proli-.-sors Siler and Peacock, and Hon. Henry Blount, was much en joyed by the audience. In the ab-enee of Mr. ( '. W. Bardei n ofSyracu-e, New Voik. who wtus on the progrini for the night address. I Ion. Henry Illourit again entertained the Asso c'aliou, ihis time with his humorous It -co I - -t ions of ( Jreat Actors." Mr. B aim's lecture was followed with operatic musical recitations by Mis- I.ula Holdcn of Raleigh, assistant musical dir. ct or, daughter of Ex-Governor Hol d a. ( ' inpe'ei'.t critic- pronounce her p ; dorm nice a- creditably artistic. 'I'm- crowd is rapidly grow ing the ia-t two 'rains having brought two hun dre I to the Atlantic and tbe cry i- "still lie y coi n In ad this crowd ol four hundred rc-pii-emie.- North Carolinians, male and female, the X'orth Carolina teachers are consplcious lor the small minority in wha h they find themselves. 'fh-iligh there was no ''elress ball" or Gei uian last night, the young people had nveiy pleisant homelike dance after the adjournment at Assembly Hall. Nearly i very town and city in the State i- leptc-eiited by visitors here, New Jercc being in the lead, with Raleigh as n good s'.cond best. The arrival of President F. P. Hob good la-t night will relieve Miss Rachel Bi'ookfield of the duties of presiding officer, which she has discharged so satis factorily. Among the New Berne arrivals hist nigh'.lhis morning's JoL'KN A I. omit ted Mi-s I.,ry Brown, sister of the Assoe:a i ion sicnogr.'ipher. Fishing h is been specially good all Hie wet k and even the forest Ximrods have ha : g- i) 1 111 ;k, with a solitary exception M :. Marry Stevenson ot New Heme, uh so far as reporte 1 has caught iiylhing ii 1 n t or sea. The catch is mostly of Spanish mackerel and sea roe, both game li-h and .-'rung pullers. Ihe Geld-boio Rifles have a cannon and lir- a "sun rise gun" every morning. This morning they did not wake early, and the "sun" was about an hour high when th y "touched her off ', frightened the ; 1 1 -' , -' i a u from Alamance out of his cli. or. .in i made the v.terau from Edge comb wave hi- hat and yell out. "foi w'Ald b - -, double quick, charge." Ad th s racket made about twice as many people get up to culy breakfast as intended. Ii will be beneficial to their health if the big gun w akes tlx .n every morning. The suil ball ing ha- been vary good II. i- we- k. and quite a no n b(-r go o vei i a li evening for fin alii Irohc on ihe Ineoai of tin- ocean. The young ladie-i. generally speaking, give u little scream when a larger wave than usual break- o.r them, and catch on the first thing ; lie can get their hands on. Our Wilmington Visitors. I "i . .in the Wilmington Me-se.igei's re-j p.e l ol the Naval Reserves concert troupe which piaye.il lice Tuesday night we take ih- l"l owing eMia.t: "Al'ler diiiner all hands went lo see Ihe bail gain.- at the Fair grounds, where the i-ro - acquitted themselves well, the -.-.iv -1 unliiig -ii lo (i in their lavor. "Alp r supper they perlonued to tin au dience only limited by the size of the hou-e. all standing room being ttold. fhev apparently satisfied those who at tended tln-ir petformaiK e. as the applause w as hearty and frequent and the com ments after the close were most compli mentary. "The boy- repent a delightful reception l the New Berne people. The New Heme division of the Naval Battalion did everything to insure a paving hou-e. and -i -ii.-cessful were their . Ilbrl- that had iheieb-i-ii enough -.-a-- in til- tlnatre th audience would haw- be. u tw ice a gi'Lat. They cspeiialiy d -in !.. make know n through our colmnns iliraaiiijui e a' ion of the ellorts ,.I l.i.-ut.i . . C.ark a iintant o the battalion, lbr tin- earnest .ml he all'oiile 1 t hem in 1 hei I i li! n re. A so i" acknowledge tin- liberal terms and tine scr ice given by lb - Wilmington Nov Berne and Norfnik l.i.hoad. "The trip was a gli al success from eveiy point of view . The boys did their home credit and pleased themselves. Wilmington Messenger. " . nien w ho ordered linn lo leave and as- Ski ii lier. Butler, Kitchen and Thomp- snilted the young lady, son. the Populist quartette, are singing 1 1 is reported I hat she was found early the third paitv song in different parts of yesterday morning in an occupied house, the Slate almost eveiy day. Apparently lier head badly cut and her skull frac the Democrats are waiting for these tared. At last report she was said to be fellows to get '-winded'' before entering j in a very critical condition. .News-Ob-the ti.g;ht. I server-Chronicle. WASHIN(iTO EVS. Our Public Uuiidins to be Modified Ransom's Sun Testifies. Spe ial to JoritNAld W asiii m. ton. D. .. .ian(. 21 Tlie aich..- ts plan provides t,at the New I" .'if Public Building shall have the -I olhec on the first ll ,.,r. court room o i the so ond nnel custom house on the ihlrd. But Iieires?nUtivc (Jnuly expect Ihe plan will be modified al Collector Lane s suggestion w as to place custom house on second if not fiist floor. RepivwMital ive 1,-ilimer has iust been li .tili.-d that Thoina- Cast a revenue of fender was p inloiieil ,,n ufj.nl .lime '.Uh. Ih pres ni.itive I -h r i- a-siire.l of an early icp.iri nn bis Mil preserve Fort Moultrie, but he only i pecU it- passage at the ne.xl si's-ion. Me-ssis. George Ransom and Auchur Barnes tcstifid Ixfore the sugar investigating coinmitii e this aliernoon. When askeil if Ihe Senator knew anything about their little -peculations but. replied no. thai they were doing t lll'V Coulil to kee bun itnin knowing as they knew he would not approve of it. The following gen' lenen have just arrived here: Ex-.Iudge Henry G. Con ner, Wilson; D. N. I,oan. Marion, N. C; Col. John T. Sloan. Columbia; R. L. Jenkins, Winston. A New Kerne-Invented Cheap Roof. The additional shed which is being built at Mr. C. .1. S .-hwllky's planing mill Jfor t he storage of dressed lumber is being rool'-d wiih plunk gollen out on a new pattern which, judging from npprarencea will, with one layer be as servicable as I w o lay. is of ordi na i tongue aiwl groov (Nljdank would be. ll is a low Cost rool adapled lo cheap buildings and it il the fir-t roof of its kind lo be built. The point of superiorit y in this roof ia the in inner in which the edgo-i of one . plank joins together. An ordinary tongje. and groovo roof would 1 very liable lo have the water run on through il b twcui the planks. This roofing is made so as to avoid that liability. . Instead of flic tongue and groove ar rangement, the planks nearly lap, and are matched together in such a way that if -any water starts to work downward be (wecn them it is caught in a little gutter instead ofon a smooth surface and carried tight on to ih;' inves t he same as that 00 lop of ihe roof. And as an additional security the upper part o' every plank is corrugated an 1 the contact letween tbe two edges is at the highest point of one of the ridges -o that the tendency is for."-' the water to flow from where the planks touch as quick as it falls upon the roof. It looks ns if ihe chance for leaks is re- . duccd to a minim . n And t he cheapness of the new roofing is the strong point about it. Tocoverthis shed 14x100 feet, cost i only twenty dollars, including tho labor of putting it on. Corrugated rootling is no new thing, . but the concave drainage arrangement between the planks is. It is the joint in vention of Mr. W. F. Koch, ol the Pine , Lumber Co., and Mr. C. J. Scheelky. The former snbmittad a plan similar to this to Mr. Scheelky, he modified it to the present shape, made a proper knife to do tbe work, and they began lo make tho ' rootling. One time passing through the machine, cuts the corrugations the con caves to form the gutter and dresses tho under side, which thus presents a neat smooth surface. The test of actual service will soou ftell unmistakably the nc-rils of tbe invention. It is not one invyenlion out f lifty that is worth patenting, but if Me'srs Koch aod Scheelky have not gol something worth paleuiing and developing we are mistak en. A Bridge That .Needs At enlioii Our attention is called to the fact that the approach to the bridge aerasi the little creek l twain Bachelor's creek and Nelson's Ferry is iu la. order such order as to r. nderit P ally dangerous. It appeal's lo have n fulled in with some material, pos-ib! logs, covered over which have ifcaed and a gentleman dr ving Sunday ialoi c- u- that at one place ii gave a) iial -i In- Imr-'e and he Went down Up to in- knei s. Now that N. 1- .n .- IVm lm- been made free to the I lav. ll: pir 'He. the iohiI is much I la .1 h 1 1 .nn I in i d- t. l (I lifer. N- well look- L M. A. Baud. Prof. . ie, Principal of I.a Fayette Mililniv Ae.iileiny; Prof Madly one of the liieiihy. and the school bind, 10 in number. Prof. Weinis leader, passed through e i route t Moiehid Wedncs- day night. Tho band favored those assembled at Ihe dejiot with the rendition ol two selec tions, wlinh were eveciited well while the train was wailing. The members were lres--,l m 1 1 na r cadet uniform in stead of the band imilorm. but will use the latler at the Atlantic Motel. Fine Fishing af Morehead. A special dispatch lo the News-( hser-ver-( '1 ironic I.- from .Mon-heji I city reads ah follow-; 'Ni-M i in tic lu-lory of Morehead CltV ha- li-lllllg belli a, line as now, the blue fell and spaindi mackerel arc ill great abundance, and some of the catches an- unprecedented. A Raleigh party of seven per-i!- sp.-nt iiboiii two hours trolling ne.ai tin- l ot this morning, and caught one hundred and fifteen blue fish and mac kerel, one hidy caught 12 of the finest. This splendid sport is the delight ol all w ho love to fish." A Horrible Outrage. New-reached here e 1. i.lay of a hor rible outrage. said to h;io ,,i i uircd about three inilei from Ap. The report was to the effect that a Mis- Wimlierly und her uncle were going lo a neighbor's about sunset whin Ih'-y were attacked, according t" tie- uncle s story, bv two i ' ' V ; -,
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 28, 1894, edition 1
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