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A' A. jK. v t - 1 1 O r n rx?',.- 1--; K N NT . . f vsr w. 1 f - . - . . ,. ' . , 1 ' I- i I i u . . , . . r- . . . . YOLtlMI XXI. . r ?.'r " '--VU' "!' HIW BIRNt, CRAVEN COUNTY. N. V. . TUESDAY. J.1KI! 4KY 10, 1899. flRST SECTION. K I) MB tit Si -i h. BEDEEU1KG PLEDGES Ital klkat k Leiidafire 'is Jin Crow Cars. Peg Lop Hit limns Jim lanag. Proposal fur Nr.w Code. Senator Bry an' Bills. Other Hems. Journal IUjrkaU. 1 Raleigh. N. C, January 7. f The Legislature is swinging irilo line In Ibe redemption of campaign pledges, as a glance at ttie billaialroduced already will show,. These Include bills for restricting the suffrage, for separate cars for the races, for repealing the "Peg Leg" Williams bill to prevent sending negro labor out of the Stale, for amending cky charters, for erasing; the name of Young, Husscll's colored Colonel, from the corner stone of the Blind institution, and many other' to repeal obnoxious fusionist laws. The statutes will be while as snow of all acts of the two last legislatures if the thing keeps up. The restricting suffrage bill has not been discus cd yet of course, but will be freely before being passed. That bolh Houses are composed of business men, accustomed to transacting business is shown by the procedings. Almost no useless Inlking is done and when a mem ber rises for a question on a proposed bill it is generally with an explanation that In does not desire to uli-lruet busi ness. Ho far hs the fusion members are concerned it isas if they did not eist. The House h is voted to inr. l ..I III a in, at the same hour as the Sen .tin The bill inl r.idueed in the. Il.uise to repeal all the public l.uvs passed I y the fusionihti is regarded by many as not so bad, as even wlien l he laws arc not wlinlly foolish I hey are in such bid shape as to lie inoperative or cniinol be construed y-'ueli for example is the election law for legi.-liation which no two people are tiMelo look at alike. It is propo-eea to create a new Code Commlssiim u it it sixteen tears since the laws have been codified. They are now scattered through nine, volumes of the Acts of the (leneral Assembly and are tllfllcull to ferret out. The bill to take James LI, Young's name from the corner stone of the Blind Institution created some discussion in the House, somo of it humourou?-. The bill loremove the corner stone entirely will probably pass, for lloiishall offered au amendment placing tho names of the board which planned the buildings for bith while and negro blind upon the cornerstones of two buildings, ISons.. hsll said that the trustees would make no fight against the order of the legisla ture. McLean said he did not want the uame erased, but wauled the stone re moved and a new one put in. Moore said, humorously, that UicNftrncr stout with Jim Young's name lialNtUuoa world of g wxl during the late campaign Caroll said lie had promised the people of Alamance that this stone should lie removed. Finally the bills, resolutions, Ac, were referred to the Committee on Institutions for I ho Blind. The threa bills introduced by Senator Bryau to provide a permanent system of government in Craven county, to Till vacancies in office, and to regulate bond of offices, was followed today by a bill to increase the number of commissioners in Craven county. The city charter bill will follow the primary election on the 10th at New Burn. The Democratic Henato, caucus last night was an' important one. The stand ing committees were all named, and le sides I he caucus decided to go iuto tho matter of the dismissal of the Wilsons from Ibe Railroad Commission. The resolution calls on the Governor for the evidence and empowers the committee to call upon tho Wilsons to present their case. ' There is sure to be trouble between Cipt. Day and Chairman Dockery of the penitentiary Day iayt all fuslonlstsinust go, while Dockery says that all compe tent officiant regardless of parly must remain. The decision of tho contest between Paul and Dees for a sel In the House was postponed until Wednesday, upon request of Paul for time to famish fur ther evldouee.; Messrs. A. D. Ward and II. L. Gibbs appeared tor Mr. Dees, and W. K. Clark for Mr. Paul. ThU la the only remain House contest, y The Ilalelgh and Gaston ilaitroad has yielded In the contest with the city: on the tax on bonds owned by' them In other , roads and will pay Into the pity treasury .inn. :;; .- ' ' , II It reported that Capt A D. Cowlos bat resigned as Captain In the First North Carolina UrelmenU' ! Weather today has cleared and cooler which la pletsanur for the legislator a well ai other. . The thrrmrmeter has hern ranging above 70 degma.. Mr. P. U, Pearsall who has leo In ', Ilalelgh the past week learee for New Bern today, v BoG3eloDQ'g I Lis ssvad m.iny a lite I f - ..l, f -redily eoff Oxip and vQU J I and sure. Mothers can at Q yUPa ways rsly on It. Oilldrsn . ill lb Posca ars small. Pries 25 Cents, Wvm HH laitss. MaMt Snaa WlsM m sasasliin. A Speetal to Jonrnat " O ' BALkMiir, Jaanary 1Tvw' Impenaat WIU were iatroducad totafipyZf u I The hilt to Increaa the eemnilsewwer of Craven county wa refarree! to conv Tut boose committee was announced -J 1 . , . , - A resolution waa Introduced cVMemn-i lag the action of the government Bind ing a negro paymaster1 and clerks to pay off the Second Regiment. - ; A bill to provide a committee to calH on Governor ItMssell for svlmmce on the removal of tho Wlieeaa, 4b Railway Commissioners, same to be reporU-d In live days. ". ' " The bill to pay Jndge Norwood' salary aa referred. .,, Tho Hensle bill repealing the. live stack acts as pertaining to Halifax ,aru)j Kdgecomlie counties, passed the House by unanimous vote. No decision reached in the Geo. Dees, case, the contested case from t'aiilico county. .!... "I'X Senator James A. Bryan M appointed on the rollowlng are cooHntiiees. nanas and Currency. Finance. Fish and Fish eries. Railroad and Kail road Conlmis sion. Shell Fish. A. E.'S. J ELECT ION B V TB9. PBOPLS. BUI lairodaera ! Elect Kallraad fomailnlram. Oilier Bills. Special to JounNAL. ItAt.KKtii, January 9 A bill was intro luced in the Senate today that the Kali- road Commissioners shall be elected by a vole of the people, ia the same meaner and at I lie same lime ss the membeis of the Legislature are elected. One Com miajdnner to lie elected every two years, the term of otfioe to be six years. A MM was introduced in Seuato to hinue the tiuid of holding Craven oilniy Superior court. A large iiiiiiiIkt of bills were Intro duced in the House, ulso the leuuiudcr of the committers appointed in the House were announce I. A. ft. 8. CRCEBR FAVORS EXPACk'&IO r IJ fhn TnQRff Slrwa 4 hi. iter Nkw Yohk, January 0 Richard Crokei gave out a statement tonight in which he declared it to be bis personal opinion that the nation should keep and develop all the new possessions acquired in tho war with Spain. lie also said thai the 10 to 1 question as outlined in Hie Chicago platform was "a decidedly dead issue." ' I believe in expansion," ho said. "I believe in holding whatever possessions we have gained by annexation, purchase or war. This policy is uot Quly patriotic; but it is the only safe one to pursue. Any other policy would show weakness on the part of the United States and In- vile foreign complications. This must be avoided, hence our policy must be vigorous. Every . patriotic American. and every Democrat in paitlcolar, should i avor expansion. . ; We bv a population bt eighty mil lions of people; the country teems with young men full of life, hope and ambl lion. Why not give these young men a chance to develop our newly acquired possessions and build np a country rival ing in grandeur and patriotism our own United States. "I think the 16 to 1 question as out lined in the Chicago platform a decided ly dead issue. This was fully demon strated in Ibe last election. We did nol embody the 16 to 1 question in oar plat form, and tho result is that we elected every ore of oar Congressmen." l.l Ikrwa I trot. According lp tho, latest adytcas, the American troops have not yet lauded' at Hollo. .:; i The Filipino governor of the Luzon province met a' 'alolgs and pledged their line and property to their cause, Reforms In Havana are delayed until Qeueral Brooke and bl jasslstanta can study the situation there. ; J There arc atill'so.OOO BpaninVtroopi jtt Cieufuegos ahd 1 6,000 r BaCihza. " p The condition of Congressman Dingley who hal been 111 with pneumonia baa taken a change for the worse. Ill death I expected. - " Charlotte, N. C, hu been vlslud by a $70,000 6 re ia the centre of the buines portion of tUMtjrV;" tjf'-1 " ' ' - iy ' - ..-'""-t V Batra mm r rafcafct A Washimr, D. C. JaCj! tf-TW attendance In both House and; Senate ha been jurprlslngly amalh aiace the rea-' tenhllna of Cong re si, jboVilderlak tli 000611 foi'Tapid Vork,1f7a Hfa essloa . of Congrea Is. t0,,.b, avoided. II any peraon esprest bt opbloa that an extra aeasion li.aow laevltablo, and IVmay lnj tk.vU, auroasal-jntas. hare that opinion. V - , . The' Senate ha not don Mined jbul-! a ess thl week.,' The first day It remain oil In session long aaongh to recefT the t reaty of peaoa, ' accompanied merely with a lormal massage of tramaUltal front the preaUlant,' wbea It adjonraed for respect of the lata Benator Morrill, and It ha bow adjourned aattl Monday. The House, although the attendance ha baea small, hulieaa going a head with business." It dlscui'sod fli bliri.ovldlng a co-lo o? laws for the Territory of Alaska and two mora of the regular appropria tion bills have beta foperted. 1 t " Ii House bj Connor -NoCriii-'cisi of- RfiyooMs. An Amnslng Demand. The "Only Iaaae" a Tarty ofnimself. CoimlaaloneV of Immlgra tits.jDr, Kilge on Rey. Caaiaggtm. -' ' JWJRKAL BllRRAn. Raleigh, N, C, January 9 Speaker Connor must luive rocom. i- dven tboae who did not fnor him for the oOioe at first by Ua aplesulid hand llngoftbe FT.mso Hatters . are . kept moving; and each mcmbeiuia. recognized In hi tarn and when the Speaker has to refuse a favor the refusal is done in such a courteous manner that the victim feela thai In some way or other he has been -flattered. The presiding of Lieut Gov. Reynolds in the Senate has met with no criticism in Uie Sensle aa yet. He seems anxious fox. the prompt and harmonious despatch of business. Tho amusing .duuiand id the negro Senator En Her in the Senate to know "whether be would be heard on this lioor in behalf of his.-race," when he was being quietly, listened to with no indication otlterwise,ld to some amus ing remarks. . After adjournment Key nolds jokingly dcmamlnd of a group of Democratic Senators, "aren't you goiug to let our man be IwskL" As-predicled Craven's only Isaac. II. Smith has made himself heard and as a result of his voting. for Judge Conner he is uoo grata persona to his parly, in their caucus the Republicans cast him out and he is now a parly all to himself, The talk of creating a Commission of immigration has lend Senator Brown to say that lie does nol think that the pco pie would approve of the crca'ion of the new olllce at lliii) time but he would lie n very valuable oUi.ial. Senator Brown has much experience in bringing iinmi grants to Columbus county and speaks of the great work the Seaboard Air Line has done in that direction. . . Whilo the Hull road Commissioi is un der agi tat lou, the lire laddies will be interested to know I but Chief McNeill of Fayctleville is a candidate for com mis siooer and has excellent backiug. . Dr. J. C. Kllgo, President of Triuity College preached at the Eden ton Mctlio- Ilst church yesterday and he mode the morning service a memorial of Hev. J. X. Cuniuggim, "L'uclu Jesse," who died at his home in Greensboro, Satur day night from heart failure. Dr. Kilgo took .for his text the appropriate words of Paul beginning "1 .have ..ought.,, the fight. " Probably seven hundred people listened to tuo sermon as the church was tilled to the doors,. The Craven Memorial Hall at Trinity College is partially completed and now shows that it will be a striking sh uului e. The charter for Wilmington now be fore the Legislature is quite seriously objected to by many. It ia proposed to 10 take the chief admlulatrutive powers, such aa the management of the lire and polloe departments, and place tho power in the hands of three individuals elected for six years, nor shall the mayor be eleclei by lite aldermen. The .hill was Introduced by Mr. Kountree ar.ti. vlil be well discussed. . The big. Confederate Bazaar to be held in. Metropolitan Hall from January 24th to the 2t)lh promises to be a great success, ills tor the hejiefll of. Veterans who cannot, although deserving, be ad milled to the Uorue for luck of room and money. XfafluSeneWB met at ten o'clock today and the .House at noon The. proceedings in fiboth Houses so far have been very bullae lk aud no. time aoenljn. talk ing. When, ,the important bills. eomo up for passage, tuejeood delators will be heard from, i..,-,,, ., . The prize boqk.o(ibe TweUih Annual Fair at Now Bern, have bon. received here. .... ,,v. . ... 'to riiKK yt. iN-nl: nar Take Laxative BromoJ Quinine Tablet All druggist refund the money If Itfallf to cure. SH6. The genuine ha L H. Q M each tablet ' arlaaa frultlt tMrai. ' y y ASHiNOToS,),"tL Jan. 7. The fear w1 .V K'D8 t0 uftve erloui trouble wlth.lb Philippine p.urgeols ilooa not appear tq be bared ,bjr womber of the edmlnlatrat Ion., , .The cablegrams l lt re oelved, from ,Gea, .Otis, this week liny not been made puhjlcut they aie claimed to have ;been ,roanu ring. . A prominent, puiclaj, wld oftha situation erlou jrouble. In .connection wth. pur aMurlng. athrliy ever.e" ialanibij It wlllnolbe wlib Aguloaldii n4hls . nornf oUewer but, with , those who are responsible for.tu tlvlce which has been glren, Amjnaldo ty, phlcl'oji ( Juy bodies who, are, Jnterestod, In trying to fot.flp ll(Uewa(,boiwen the .Up tied Slate and th Flllploot. lle,'(l.i, not ay whq Vera thf wpciniihje parties, but, ti yW p lhe genora) nplcb3i Jt wijold ootbe dliacalt W-'t ' '---t . ti ' ',' 1 ,.,,,( . . Paul Perry, of Columbus, (ia,4 infTered agoay for thirty, year, sari Dior) cured hi pile by using D Wltf Witch I Urol Salve. It heal lajurie and kln tlUc like msglo, F. B. Duffy, : H V Makes the food fnore delicious and wholesome ioym swowa powcct oo., fw tool CRCKGR TO OPPOSE BRYAN. TrlM nKrviMiiUMa Hnjm Wr.1 Nnl Neulli Will Ni B Uald.il By Tm niiny ajMlrr. Wahhinoton, January 8 The declara tion of Kiehanl T Cruder, theTainmany Icailer, in favor of expansion and against silver has lieen generally discussed liy Democratic memliers of Congress, Itep presentallve dc (IralTenreid, of Texas, suid yesterday: "In giving out his interview at this time Mr. Crokcr could have had hut one Object to array himself against Ids party. Ilrynn can take it for granted that Tammany will fighl him in the next national convent ion. Mr Crokcr's out bur . III do him no pood and will not injin. Mr. Bryan's chances. Whenever Tammany his h-fi the precincts of New York for a wider political field it has always carried disaster in its wake. The only Democratic President ele led since the war received bis nomination in Hie face of 1 1 in most liiiter hostility displayed by the New York organization. The south anil west are not inclined to re ceive the dictation of Hie New York political magnate." Mr. de (IralTenreid is a pronounced anti expansionist. "I cannot but regard the acquisition of the Philippine group with a feeling of horror," lie said. "Ma caulay, in one of his essays, says: "Doc trines must generally lie embodied lie foic they can excite a strong public feeling. The multitude is more easily interested in the most unmeaning badge, or the most insignili ant name, than in the most impoi tan I principle' It is so with expansion. What possibility is there Hint the people, the great mass of the bone and sinew of the country, will calmly and dispassionately analyze the respective merits of expansion and antf- cxpansion theories. "To the average American voterexpan sion is symbolized by a banner with a portrait of President McKinley or Ad miral Dewey on it, while the anli-expan-sitfii idea is conveyed by a caricature of Senator Hoar, dressed as an old woman. Willi ideas so ty pitied, meu are led to devote themselves to a species of hero worshiper and, blinded by Hie radiance of the suddenly developed halos about the heads of the military anil naval heroes they regard with highest favor situations and conditions which would have been revolting but a short time previously. "If, two ycarsago, a proposition hnd been submitted to purchase the Philip pines lor $3(1,000,000, would it have received n vote In cither branch of Con gress. Like other members of the Texas delegation, I am bound by the instruct ions of the Slate convention to faVor the liberty of Cuba and Hie acquirement of Porto Uieo. Nothing was said, however, about the Philippines, and even if 1 had been instructed by the Slate convention to favor their acquisition, I lielicve I should disregard such Inst ructions, so strongly am I opposod to this project." To Kelofare Dowry. Wasiiinoton, Jan. R.-The threatening condition of affairs In the Philippines has been receiving tho serious considera tion of both the Navy and the War IK; partmcnts, and while the latter is hurrying troops to roinforce (Jencral Otis from both San Francisco and New York, the former wilt add greatly to the present strength of' Admiral Dewey's command by dispatching light draft gun boats as h'hiii as they can be gel ready for the trip. Admiral Dewey anticipates an abund ance of work for lite navy in palroling tho innumerable islands of tho archipel ago nnd suppressing any uprisings against American authority To enable him to better control affairs, lie requires large Heel of small-warships capable of long steaming radius and able to enter waters into which Hie larger ships can not go. His squadron Is now nearly as formidable as that on the station a year ago, and with the addition of the Utile cr.ift under orders to loin him will soon reach unusual proportions for an Amerl can tluet on a foreign station: TUB MARKETS. Vesterclny's market quotation! furnish ed by W. A. Porterlleld A Co. Commission Brokers. Nrw York, January 9 STOCKS. . Upon. High. Inw. Oloaa Sugar Am Tobacco J. 0 K.O.P...... Reading... . an, (j, .. 1271 1.10 130 130 140 071 23 1I9J S 231 148 971 43 n IS4J 148 8 4o 921 ia.-.., ittt 195 l 1121 00 L. A N..n.tw Psoples Oa.... 113J HiXc.a..a.' 00-: i ,u)rros. i,.t i,,, V ' ' . Open. Uih. low. Ooae March. .v 6.t 6.78 ,5.0 , 8 Jm UUWJAOO MAKKKT3. v.! . WaaAT-o Open. High. Low. Clo Mar,.,tt..s,4 T0.. 7U W,; ,.70 Aeoaellln'a BlaST Uaiae. MADitm, Jan. !. If the ability of Agonclllo, who has asked for recognition as I'hlllppean Minster to l lie tniteil States, was equal to his impudence, he would be a "warm member" of the Dip lomatic Corps. He won't gel any official recognition, but lie has already made much trouble for in In the Philippines He learned sometime ago, by some leakage in official circles, thai Hen "(is hail been instructed not to use force In dealing with the insurgents, without further or. lers, anil at once cabled lhe Information to Aguinaldo, through the Philippine Junta al Hong Kong; Ihst'r why Aguinaldo has hem putting up such a still front towards our troops Agoncillo is also getting eucourag mcnt from the anil expansionists in Congress Senator Mason has offered a resolution, declaring that the I'niled States will not attempt to govern the people of any other country without Hie consent of the people themselves, or subject them by force to our dominion against I heir w ill CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have .Always Bought Bears the Signature of lin I Kmlinllnril Krt-f. Wasiiinoton, January 7. The investi gation now being conducted by an army board of survey into the charge that refrigerated beef furnished the army made until for use on account of having been treated with chemicals, made by (leneral Miles and other officers, will not be public and It will lie for the fc'cc retary of war to decide whether the re port made by the bosrd at the conclus ion of its invrsliiralion shall be made public The contractors furnished the beef have denied in the most positive terms that chemicals of any sort were md in the beef. Mlorm hi Hnvniia. Havana, Jan. H (leneral Lee's camp was almost drowned out last night, many companies being driven to the high ground by the severe atonn that swept over the province. Hain fell in showers all day, bringing discomfort, but it was not until about midnight that Hie real storm broke. Then water fell in sheets, resembling a cloud burst. The Second Ilattalion of the first North Carolina suffered most, lielng without tents. The men were worn out by the fatigue of a march from the city and many rolled In blankets, slept through the storm with the water al most Hunting over them. The Fourth Virginia also suffered much. The wind seemed to strike the tents of this regiment witli supreme fury, sweeping tlie tents to the ground as if they were cardboard. The Fourth nnd Ninth Illinois suffered severely, probably one tent in every four of both regiments being leveled by the wind. Tho tents thai remained stand ing were rendered useless by water, which stood knee deep in most of them CominiMonerN Kale ! Pursuant to that certain judgment of the Superior Court of Craven connty, tendered at the Pall term, 1888 In the certain action therein pending entitled The Cltlun flank of New Bora, against Anruitns Lwou and other; the an dtnlt oed will a Commissioner a in aid Judgment directed, offer for tale and tell to the nignest winter tor casn at toe court house door of Craven county, on Wednesday the 8th day of February 1890, at the hour of 13 o'otock, m, or Im medlateli UDoa the adjournment of the Superior eonrt for It noon race, all and dncnlar the fnllowlnc described fileoe or parcel of land lying and being n the County of Craven, Stat ef North Carolina, known and designated a fol low: Beginning at Maeon Jamdlng run and run with Edward Jones' 1 line north 84 pole, west 1M pole, then east 130 bole to a small oak, aouth 84 pole. east 209 pole to Jumping run and np the rartou courses of the ran to the beginning. Containing oa hundred and two acre more or le, OWEN H. OCION, rr ' , ' Commlwloner. vVSiaAr j A Wrong Notion It is a mistake T I J 7T C C tosunposcthat J8t I J baby must oome witk jr!jE Jr ( great pain and NAyiv suffering. An A nva isxpeotaat fcy A I V mother ad f(j f 'only sse the V OvCX S I wonderful lini- V ment called IwOv VW a? ' MOTHER'S yW ' FRIEND M to escap the V I N dread, danger, yS pain, distrsss J snd nsrvousness. Drn(rfUU aeil tnlt liniment for ti a bottle. wit an in-C C vtUil to scnil (or our (n-n Mlnlrsld hook. 1 It will tall Uicm thlim they nu(lil to know. C I net aaumiu) uouuroa oo.. Atuave I We deeire to sty that we have laid ia for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE one ef the Urges t aod Beet Assorted Slock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. TO BE FOUND IN NEW BERNE, And we respectfully ask for a larger Share of your patronage. Wo buy in large quantities from first hands and pay no middle men's profit and are therefore prepared to sell you a low a any one. We hare just completed a lot of nice STABLES and a lare slieil to shelter yo ir Jtrehicles, which you are welcome to use FREE. When you come to the city Dju't Fail to examine our Stock before buying you Groceries. Respectfully, VlcDamcl Baskil 71 Broad Street, NEW BERNE, IV. C. SHOES MEN, WOMEN Our line of shoes is its branches. We have just what you want in quality, style and price. Below we call your our Styles: MEN'S SHOES. Our Special Tie i, an elegant lugli quarter (irerdmour, solid through and through, sewed and pegged bottoms, a good value in regular sizes at $1 25 Another lietter at 1 W) Pplihle (train Creole Cong. A splen did plow shoe al ... 1 25 A Hntin Calf Bals. or Cong, with plnin or pointed toes, the best that tan be had for 1 00 A better grade, the most popular style toe in these. Price 1.50 Remember that we are agents for Stacey Adams & Co.'s Hlioes and carry a full line in slock. $4 00 & 5 00 Ijidics Oil, Clove or Pebble Grain in butt or lace, sizes 3 to 7, prie 1 00 Ladies Rang Calf, cap toe, butt, sizes it to 7. price 1 25 Ladies I. Dong, any style toe, sizes 3 to 8, price 1 00 S.tuic in Gen. Dong 1 25 CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK. H. 33- Bears Wanted. The Stale Museum wants two laige Bears the larger the belter in good order for stufflug, prepared as follow: As soon a possible after killing rmov all entrails and rub plenty of salt on in side of body snd put a lot in the mouth. Fill up the body with hay, straw, shucks or any other malarial that I quit dry and ship at once hy express, charge collect, to THE BTATB MUSEUM, RALEIGH, N. 0. We want nothing under 800 lb weight. Will pay tea cents per lb, gross weight, for two Bear of over two hundred pound each that reach here la gaod condition. Money sent Immediately on receipt of animal. 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