VOLUME XXI.
NEW BIKN, CRAVEN COUNTY. N. C, FRIDAY. MARCH III. 1 899 - SECOND SECTION.
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Muse Number Bills Horritii
Appropriations for Stat I nni U u
tioai. The Joies-Powell Flgbt.
Otao Wllsoa Bobs Up AffslB.
Claims CoumlBslonerhli.
Raleigh, Msrck 8 The Douse con
curred in the Benste amendments to the
bill uiaklug appropriations to I he school
for deaf mates at Morganlon ( 10,000 for
nuluieunea aad 7,60 firm addition
to the buildings.)
The bill making spproprti tiona to l he
three hospital for the Insane was taken
up. Jt appropriates $09,000 for main
tenance aud $20,000 for new buildings
for female patients; f4t,000 for mainten
ance and $40,000 for two buildings for
malo and female patients at llio Eastern
Hospital at Goldtthoro; M,000 for main
tenance, $19,000 for debts and $5,600 for
repairs and additions to buildings. The
bill passed without debate.
Bill passed allowing the State Treas
urer to lend the Agricultural and Me
chanlcal College at Raleigh $2,500 for a
sewerage system.
Moore eaid he rose to perform a verj
pleasant duty, delegated to him ly the
House in the presentation of a cane to
Reading Clerk Wilson for his prompt
ness and courtesy and ability. Wilson
made a apeeeli in reply and was heartily
applauded. Council presented gold
sleevo links to Journal Clerk Cowati.
The sum of $jl),O00 n year fur tin: next
two years was appropriated tin the
port and maintenance of 1 1 u; peniten
tiary. The Stale Treas.ii rer as an hor
l.ed to pay $5,00)1 to the Value nioiiit
luent fund and I'J.'iOO was voted the A.
anil M, College for Hie installment i.l
sewerage system. '
The Blind Institution was given an
appropriation of $.13,500 for maintenance
ami $15,001) for repairs.
The act making appropriations to the
Stalo hospitals passed. The following
are the tunny: Stale hospital at lialeih:
For support and in ilntenance, $55,000 a
year. Kor paying indebtedness, $0,511)..
9 ; for enlarging stables and barn and
repairing administration building, to
change water supply and for store-room
and cold storage plant, $5,500,
Stale Hospital at Morganton: For
support and maintenance and necessary
repairs and Improvements $100,000
year. For a building for use of female
patients and a building for colonizing
male patients, $10,000 a year for 1808
and IUJ0.
Htale Hospital at Uoldsboro: For sup
port and maintenance and necessary re
pairs and Improvements, $45,000 a year
An amendment to the school law was
agreed on by a conference committee, by
which In rase a holder of a teachers'
certificate for the normal schools, Pen
body school, etc , fails to teach schools
for three consecutive years it shall lie
void.
Holinan introduced a bill to allow the
Railroad Commission or the Corporation
Commission to assess property which
has escaped taxation. A bill passed yes
terday which gave the Railroad Commis-
mlssion this power, but which did not
give It to the Corporation Commission
Holland, of Wake, Introduced resolu
tion No. 2,04. that Robert H. Jones, of
lUlelgb, be summoned before the bar of
the House and show cause why he Is not
guilty of contempt in assaulting Hepre
sedative Oaston Powell. McLean, of
Harnett, said that such an offjuce to be
contempt had to be committed in the
presence of llio House. Doushall said
that the member was attacked In the
entranco of the House. He said that it
was an abuse of the f rlvilogo of a mem
ber and of his privilege of voting. Clark
son said be agreed wilb McLean, lie
moved to indefinitely postpone. Over
man said there was not time to take ui
- the matter; that at all events It ought
' not to be tsken op In the shape of spe
cific charges, and that Jones was entitled
to counsel. He cited the McAdcnaod
Pearson case a few years ago. Powell
said he declared himself innocent of any
attempt to do-wrong; that be had done
a much as he could; that he had never
had a fight before; that he left the mallei
In the nanda of the House. Overman
said that be deeply sympathised with
Powell, but thought the courts should
attend to the matter. The Speaker asked
Overman If a member passing from one
hall to another was not within the verge
of the House; that this was his view
Overman said that this view was correct.
McLeaa said he wanted the House to
- show lis opinion that Powell was guilty
' of no offence but that he had most prop
ria defined himself and successfully.
s Allen, of Wsyae, said that It must be
' . understood that the privileges of mem
,. hers should not be Infringed" upon, and
that they must betfully protected (or any
vote they might take. Clarkion's motion
to Indennliely postpone was then adopt
' L f . : : xV;V;7v tyi
In the Senate the revenue act came up
Wet
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COUCH SYRUP
Cures Hoarseness ind Sore Throat.
It Is the 1H nmdy for stubborn enhU.
Baall doses, frioe M ots. t druggists.
trn n
a a special order. That part of sui t ion
SO. which provides that all persons or
firms who buy and sell horses or mules
as a business shall psy an annual tax of
$25.00 to the ; State and no tax to the
conn ly was stricken out. An amend
ment to section 28, offered by Senator
liittl r, was adopted, which provides that
IndlvMuaW, firms or association con
ducting the business of buying or selling
merchandise or produce, or manufactures
Of any kind, shall not be required to pay
tax m commission merchants or brokers
An amendment to section 30 was adopt -ed.
It, provides that when the rspiul
stock of any laud company or corpora
lion shall not amount in actual value to
more than $70,000, the tax imposed by
this section shall be $35.00 and no more.
Provided, that ouly capital stork sub
scribed tor tliail im laxJ heie. The
Revenue Act, as amended, then passed
final "reading.
Bills passed In supplement the art
changing the terms of c.ouu in Hcrlio
and Craven couniics.
The bill to Authorize the corporation,
commissioners to assess railroad, tele
graph, canal, steamboat, express, sleep
ing oar, car lines or any "ther t ranspoi -taiion
company that have escaped taxa
tion, passed Fluid lending.
Forty days ao and pending his hear
ing by the Legislature of Coventor Rus
sell's reasons for icmovin him as rail
way commissioner Otho Wilson place.!
hid resignation in the hands of i In-
House, to be accepted as soon as his case
was disposed of.
Last Tuesday night it was decided
lhat his removal was illegal. His resig
nation was llteu accepted. Yesterday his
attorney created a great sensation hero
by going before the railway commission
and protesting against the nssiunolio i
f duties ly Samuel 1.. Rogers, who wa i
elected h i lie l.egi-latin e as conuiib-
ioncr a-, sut c,'sso- i.. iIm.m, in i jn-
gr.M.n.l thai Wilson n .i raiiwa com
missioner and lines 11 l i.i It 1, M I i lie '.ilte.
file a I'm ney says ho .u me i nis si aie-
Ittctll W llllOIH list II s UllDU .(.. c.
Chairman .tames V . Wu.on then an
nouin uil ih.it h i had repeatedly la-en
told by Olli.i WllsnU lil.ll nls usij. h.Uln.i
was wiilleiiiu loo. I laiili and s,, ,
((.'ha rinaii Wilsoi l i . . i n s -it i Rogers
as duly elected aim ' j ...il ...( I . wtiio , ,.
son's lawyer says he will commit the
right of a sucecs.-.oi appointed by Gover
nor Russell in case the courts decided
I lie ael abolishing the railway commis
sion unconstitutional.
Commissioner Abbott will bring suit,
as stated, to test this matter of consul u-
lionalily.
A bill passed the Legislature giving
extraordinary powers to the newly cre
ated col poralioti commission in assess
ing property which has In any escaped
taxation, also a resolution providing lor
a thorough investigation or agricultural
lepartment and penitentiary.
The House passed the- Senalo bill ap
propriating $5,000 for a statute to Z. li.
Vance in Capitol Square.
Appropriations for the insane, aggre
gating $345,000, were made; also $11,500
for schools for deaf mutes and blind.
The House concurred in the S- iiale
amendments to the Stevens unit trust
bill. These sliiko out llio very ohlcc-
tlouublo liflh section;
fho contract for the public printing
was awarded to Edwards & Hiougliton
and E. M. L'zzell, of Rnlelgh.
The House agreed after many hours
conference to all the Senate amendments
to the revenue act. These, strike out the
much talked of 2 per cent, tax on gross
eirulngs of railways. The House ondci
whip and spur i.doptcd these sec.ii.ins,
but after long debate, the Senate struck
Ijiem out.
The House and Senate adopted a reso
lution to adjourn until the second Tues
day in Juue, 1900.
J Micer, t-edalla. ilo conductor on
electric street car line, w rites that his
little daughter was very low with croup,
and her life saved after ail physicians
bad failed, o.ily by using One Minute
Cou0'h Cure. V S Dully.
The rrouMmit to Take a Trl limit Ii.
Wahiiinuton, March 7 The l'rcsl
dent today deQultely ilecidod to take a
short trip South for rest, his desiln uion
being ThomsBvlllc, (lv, wheie hdrwlll
be the guest of Senator llnuna. The
President will bV accompanied by Mrs.
McKInlcy aud somo'oftbclr relatives
who are at present stopping at the White
House.
It Is the purpose o the President to
make this trip one trxclnelvely for rest,
so be will make no speeches and hopes
to bo relieved of public attention as much
as possible.
It Is possible that if the weni.Ii jr fav
on, tho l'rcsidcnital party will go ic
Savanuah Lrom Themasville and going;
board the Dolphin mako a short voyagu
Id the warm waters of Florida and Geor
gia. A CarulliiB rrmao l.
Coi.umuia. ft. 0, March 7. Central,
western and nonuero tkm'h Carolina
experlestried more blluard wuntlior yes
terday and todsy, the day preceding be
ing characterised by spring , woalhur,
with the thermometer at SL V ;
' In eome places thonwrcory "went ai
low M 10 above xero. Dure It reached
. 80, and has not been abovo fro slog In
twenty tout hoars, ; The cold bss been
scoompaqled by severe northwest, bids.
Reports ,f rem' venous points bring
news of brief, bat henry snowlalln, ' and
statements to tlie rffeet that fnrmcr be
Uove this spring f ree ae hilled til the
fruit tai Trgetab:ciop.- . " ;f ,
IRK IS OVER.
Hardest Body Legislative Wort
ers Ever kmMii
All Join In to II Mp at Closing.
Four Big Bills. Good Feeling
at ( luse. (iood Appropria
tions For Schools.
Journal Hctikac, 1
Ralugh. N. C,, March 9. )
Now that the Legislature of '09 Is a
thing of the past, the estimate of its
Work can be" arrived M. There was
probably never a more hard working or
e trnesl set of law makers. Karly and
late with short intervals for meals and
sleep the framing and discussing of
measures wont on. For a week the
clerks have scarcely slept and on the
night before adjournment the offices
were occupied all night.
The members of the Legislature joined
in to help life clerks. At the closing
scenes it was the usual thing for mem
bers m be at the desk helping, 'flic
reading clerk in the Senate lost his
voice entirely and on the last reading
during the signing of bills, Senator
(ilenn stood at the desk and read aud
read and other Senators did the same.
Senators Smith and Wilson were in the
enrolling clerk's olliee comparing bills
until-n m. It was a push lo get through
and adjoin n at thu time agreed upon.
The necessary changes from fusion
legislation made tho work very heavy
1 he four big bills the revenue, machin
ery, school 'and negotiable instrument
lulls -only went to be copied in the en
lolling clerk's ollicc Tuesday night, and
a force of twenty clerks were busy half
I lie night preparing them and they were
signed and ralilied only an hour before
the end of the session. They contained
from ten to twenty thousand words
eat li. The business like finish of the
session with a clean calendar was a con
trast to former sessions when tl has hap
pencil that acts were being prepared to
be signed w hen word arrived t hat the
assembly had adjourned.
The end was also remarkable for the
good feeling displayed. Lieut. Gov
Reynolds as President of tho Senate was
greatly praised for his conduct of the
oltk-i-, and tho testimonial presented him
by political opponents shouhfbe more
highly prized than one from his own
parly. Short speeches of farewell were
made by Senators Travis, Jusllco aud
Daniels. Senator Fields said tout the
signs of the limes arc propitious; he had
actually seen the President of the Senate
accept silver last night. Senator Glenn
laughingly called lo mind Mr. Reynolds
expressed wish lhat he should meet the
same men here two years from now and
Air. Reynolds said yes, that he was sin
cere in what he salil that lie bellevcu
the Democrats would be victorious iu
lheuext election, and he couldn't imag
ine auy better set of representatives than
the body before him.
In the House, Overman in his happiest
style, presented to Speaker Connor, on
behalf of the members of the House,
solid silver tea service, "Take it home
with you," ho said, as a testimonial of
your faithful service. You have won the
lastiiiir ieirard and esteem of all the
members of this House. You have ad
ded another star to your crown." There
was great applnuse from the floor and
galleries. Speaker Connor iu accepting
the gift Bald this was the proudest mo
me n I of his life. 11c expressed his pride
and pleasure a having won tho regard
of every member of the House. He said
the House had discharged its onerous
duties and done its monumental work
ably, zealously and well. He was heart!
Iv applauded at the conclusion of his
remarks, which were made In a most
loeliug style,
The legislature could have adjourned
at 1 o'clock but for an error in the anil
trust bill. It was found that an amend
nient had been overlooked, one very
vital to the bill. At tbe last moment
the' entire bill had to be recopied and it
held both Houses nearly an hour.
was thu last bill signed and adjourn
ment was hvd shortly afterwards
While liotli Houses were hanging upon
lis arrival, the time was spent in merri
ment. The Set! ale came over to the
House in a body headed by the Lieuten
ant Governor. Speaker Connor welcom
ed them and some happy speeches were
made. Singing by the members and the
many ladies admitted to the floor made
a merry lime and thon all went on their
way, Ibe majority of members catching
the sftcrnoon trains for vheir homos.
Thore Is general rejoicing over the big
appropriation of $100,OCO for the publl
sohooU. If the legislate! falls to make
the record of "ecoaomy" some were 10
anxious for, on account of. such appro
priations, It will only be to the credit of
Hcadacho
Is often warnlfif that the liver to
torpid or Inactive. More sarkras
troubles may tallow. Fore prompt.
etHclent cure of Headache and ell
HwtmUHiW A-
lood'c Pilla
While they foose the liver, restore
full, refulrt Sol loo of the Dowels,
thf do not Tlpe or pain, do not
Irritate or Inflame the Internal organs,
bni hava a noaltlve tonlo effect. Sbo.
t all dniKirista or by mall of
. v. 1 Mood m vos ijoweii, si ess.
nv?yA n Baking
a ' a -v if I l xi m
r AnsQumix'PvKE.
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
the Democratic party and not l its
harm. So also was the money given
to the University. Good people aie
happy over the resull.
Representative Trotman of Gales
county, who has been critically ill at
Rex Hospital in this city for seme lime
with pneumonia, and whose life has been
despaired of for several days, died
Thursday morning.
flie body of the deceased will be taken
to his home in (lutes county, and the
funeral and Interment will take place
there. Mr. Trotman was a faithful
representative and formed many close
friendships during his brief residence in
Kaleigh.
Representative McNeill of Brunswick,
whose vote on several bills has provoki d
criticism arose to a question of personal
privilege on the last day of legislature,
but he never completed his remarks and
the House was none the wicr by bis
fforts. Mr. McNeill said: Last week a
measure in which I was Interested was
brought up and a motion was made that
it be tabled. I attempted to speak, but
was shut off by the motion A member
on this lloor made the remark that I had
walked out of tho Democratic caucus
and was not entitled to any considera
tiou whatever. Some one had something
to say about licnedict Arnold. I think it
was the gentleman from liertic. This
grew out of my vote on the amendment
and the election law. I take that it is an
insult to say that a representative of the
people shall not have a right to think
for himself. I make the point that it is a
crave breach of parliamentary rules to
arraign the motive of any gentleman in
the discharge of ids duty.
I UK JIUI' IKK 'I'll A I' 1IOKN 4'UHK
Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets re
moves the cause that produces LaGrippc
The genuine lias L. II. (J on each Tablet
c.
Al.l. OVKIt NOW.
llatiu-f Ailjiiiii-iis Hi Noon. I'l-i'sentM-lion
lo Speaker Connor. All Ming To
B.-lh.l-.
Special to Journal.
R.vi.ittoit, March 8 The Legislature
adjourned today at 13 o'clock, noon, by
the "legislative (dock,' the real lime
Iieing seven minutes after two o'clock.
Every bill on the calendars was dis
posed of, and every act that was passed
was ralilied.
In the IloiiBe Speaker Connor was pre
sented with a solid silver tea set, the
presentation speech being made by Lee
Overman, Mr. Connor making a happy
response in reply
The ladies were invited on llio lloor
and the Senators came ever from their
side of the Capital, all joining In singing
patriotic songs.
Tonight the last of the members of tli
Legislature arc leaving the city.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
ItKIIICKII AltMY IN Cl'IIA.
Volunteer CoihiiihihIh In the Inland to he
lli-oiia-lit Home mid Mnnterrd Out.
Washington, March 8 Orders were
issued at the War Department today for
the Twelfth New York Volunteer In
fantry, now al M stanzas, Cuba, to take
passage on the transport Berlin for New
York city, where the regiment w ill be
mustered out. This is the beginning of
a general movement for the muster out
of all the volunteer troops stationed In
Cuba. The administration believes that
the tinfb has come when It can safely re
duce the military forces In Cuba.
The fact that the rainy season Is not
far off is one of tho reasons (or the early
recall of the volunteer troops In Cuba
The homeward movement will be gradual
because of the limited transportation fa
cilities now at the disposal of the War
Department. Tho various , regiments
will be brought homo, however, as rapid
ly as the available tioopshlps can make
the trips between the island aud various
ports II n the United Btstes selected for
the disembarkation of the volunteer com
mindr.
There are now about 15,000 volunteers
In Cuba, and their withdrawal will leave
about 15,000 regular troops there to as
sist In the establishment of s stable gor
eminent on tbe Island.
Ttn.lne.a tu IlMinln(.
ZakmvilLk, Ohio, March 8. Notice
has been posted at the Ohio Iron Com
pany's plant announcing that all wages
will be increased 10 per cent, on April 1.
Tbe Increase affects about 300 men. Tbe
plant was Idle for Bre years, but' resumed
bout year ago, and bas all tbe work It
can do... i. .
WniTiasviLLK, Mass., March oWftis
WbJUnstllle Cotton Mill and the cotton
mill at Lin wood and Beundervllle bar
announced an advance In wages, lo take
place April 8. About 1,000 operatives
are affected.
fcWDER
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Niltlven Kort r.l to lt.-li -:il llul 'llii-v 1 1
In Jll(l-i Ami Ht-ir. 1'h. ii 1 ii,--.
Manila, March, 7 Generals lhqe and
Wheaton determined this iiioihii.lt in
clear away the Ki lipi nos in front ofiheii
brigades near Manila. A gunboat under
Major Grant, began shelling the natives
position.
Two companies of llie Twentieth In
fantry aud three companies ol the Fiisi
Nebraska swung In from t lie road In ilu
waterworks, driving the Filipinos In
aril the Pasig liver. The First Wyo
ming advanced directly on the Filipino
position in front. Meanwhile the gun
boat pounded Ihe natives from the
river.
Capt. J. 1). O'llricn, of the First Wyo
tiling, was shot In the w rist and ,Mjm
I$e!l, of the bureau of information, was
lightly wounded. Complete returns ol
the wounded are not vet in. General
Hale estimates the Filipino loss at 2!(l in
this skirmish.
The Filipinos also opened fire across
the river from Guadalupe, killing Prival.
Lovejoy, of the First Wachington, and
wounding two others. They have bet n
concentrating to Ihe east of the city ami
will probably try an attack from that
side. Their principal object is to cut i II
the water supply. The American posi
tions are strong and the attempts will
louhllcss be futile.
Manila, March 7. A detachment l
Jeneral Hale's and General Wheaton's
brigades was engaged this morning
clearing the country in front of Iheii
lilies on both sides of the liver, the Fili
pinos having concentrated w ith the up
parent purpose of cutting oil' the gani
son at the waterworks.
The natives bolted at the lirst'sign of
the advance, but they separated inln
small bodies whenever the jungle allind
ed opportunltes and kept up a runninu
(ire. l!y a series of lapid advances, fol
lowed by Hank movements, the Filipinos
were driven as far out as Guadalupe, on
the right, and almost to Mariquina, on
the left.
In the afternoon General Hale's liri,
adc continued the work of driving out
the Filipinos from the country between
Ihe reservoir and the wnlcrwoiks, a
ance of about three miles.
The country is now clear on the left
of the river, but the Filipinos are slill in
front of General Wheaton's line. Neai
San Pedro Macatl they have been active
lv alteniDtinir lo make the position ol
the Sixth Artillery on the hills untena
ble, the sharpshooters kcepir g up a I'm
all day.
Private Lovejoy, of the First Wash
ington, was killed by a stray bullet
Major Hell, Captain O'Hrlcn, Private!
Young, Curran and Sparks were wound
ed
The Filipinos in front of General
Ovenshinc's line sent out a Hag of tnu
but retired when Lieutenant Koobler
with two nicn advanced to meet It. I.atei
they again showed awhile ling and s
general, with two olllcers ami an inter
preter, advanced
When the Americans were within
atout two hundred yards of the Filipinos
the latter dragged rlllus from behind
their backs and opened lire, but without
effect. Hawthorn's P.atlery liied two
shells, killing several of the unlives in
the party.
The heat Is intense, especially on the
Urlng lines, where twenty live Americans
were temporarily prostrated dining the
day.
In accordance w ith instruct ions to l he
land and naval foices, a general order
was issued today directing the l uileil
States troops to give paitlcular attention
to tho spociflc duty of furnishing full
protection to tho lives and properly ol
all German, Australn, Dutch, Italian aud
Portuguese residents, and, with the co
opcratlou of llio resident German consul
to eive aid and assistance wherever nec
essary.
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s CORRECTS THE LIVER.
Chill tonic
Is sold fctnetly on its Merits, It is The
best Chill Tome at the xmallMt nrirt
and your money refunded if
it Tain to cure you.
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mwt
LeeareaVKt Wl3lJ nNeatMuie
neo caoss, MusU without it..
TO OUR COUNTRY
desire lo say that we have
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Cap Hals, l'lain Square Toe Gong,
and Hals, Were (Ml. yours while
they last ill :i 1"
Plain Square Toe. Cong and Hals,
London Cup Gong and Hals, for
merly $ I (Ml, at :hio
Men's Tan and ltluek Vici Kid, Kng
by lap, (hdl Cut, English Cut
Hack Stays, price
Men's Hl.'ick Vici Kid, l'lincj Vesting
Top, Cadet lip, price
Men's lilaek and Tan Kid Kaucy
Vesting To!
cadet cap, pi iec
L' 00
Men's Tan Kid Fancy
Vi sting
Top.
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Hull Dog Kugby, Ynle Cap
Yale plain toe, price
A Good Tan Kid, Men's Hal ;it
1 50
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Susy
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