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- f YOLUMI III. ? ; KIW BERN, I'KAVEN WiUSTY. S. . rHlUAYr.ttm:il 17 'lltf -SfX)) 880 r-OH. MIMUEtt U S TUTILE SCHOOL ie Bit till M of Slate. Colors for Cralser Ksli-lgl. utead BiciU U IMreree Law. ArU of Lrglnlalars IV HI Make Two Yolaates. Eleetloas For Bona. Journal Vurbau. ) Blbisui. H. C, Mrcli 15, ( The suggestion b mado now Ijiiit tlie money to be used In Juiyta; a et of silk colors for the cruiser Raleigb should be given by the city Inaleail of being raised by private subscription as has been pro posed. The Raleigh was built at the yard at Portsmouth and there is a local pride at Norfolk and vicinity in regard to the cruiser on that account, as well as ainoug North Carolinians. There will I a great demonstration iion I lie arrival of the cruiser. The vessel is to undergo altera tions aud It is slated that she will be lengthened 4) feet. One present that Is assured is the present by Mrs. Haywood - of llaleigh of the twelve silver cups, made to match the magnificent punch bowl prcMited to the crul. r by the cltl j zens of the Stale in IHWti. When (he textile school bill w lost in the Senate after passing I lie lloiifc. there was considerable digippt.iutinunl as It wai Itelievt'il that ln M-lmoJ would be of great benefit to the Mute and to the cotton mill industry. It is probable that the rcnll will be remind after nil. and tlml money for the mu blnery and buildings will lie com i itmii-il by r tic mill men of the Stuie. Tlie textile n'luwii would lie in I'liuneell'iii Willi I In' A. i M. College ami Hie colli ge boaid Inn ap poiuli l a cniimlllce In Inko clinrgo of the matter. It in unt generally lun. n but llie lit t General Aseuiliiy adopted tun aiiiemt menls to the ilivorce l.uv. 1! ih iill.iw absolute divorce one for cruelly on tin part of Ibu liuslutml on lil !e of I lie State, . and the other for desert io:i or uluadiHt uienl for one year. Superintendent Molmno is prcp.trln; for the printing of tlie new school law Every who has mentioned the matter, praises the action of the General A.ivem bly in giving Ihe $100,00) to the put lie school fund. Although It mcaiij only a short additional lime to be added to the school year, it will help. It will keep the public schools of the Statu open about one week longer. ' The Democratic municipal primaiies will be held in this city April 4th and the convent ion April 0th. It Is llkch that the township election for fSO.OJO scliftol bonds will not be held at the time of the city elect Iju May 3rd. The street Improvement alvocatcM hopo that this will not be the case as they want their bond clcctiou to be separate and not complicated by tlie vole on bcIiooI bonds as It might hurl their cniwe, It Is stated by Secretary of State Thompson that tho actnof the legislature of 189U will mako two volumes of over 1000 pages each In too days' limo both the revenue acl and the machinery act will be pnbHdied aud distributed, a copy will sent lo Ihe count; authorities in each couuty and live copies will be given lo each mem ber of Ihe General Assembly. Treasurer Worth will soon Issue circulars explana tory f tho revenuo acl. This will mean 'economy la labor, as It U almost impos stole for him to answer the roluminuu. mass of correspondence thai he has re celved oa the subject. A provision abolishing three days grace an bank drafts was in the law t negotiable Instruments passed on tlie last day the Clenersl Asieuitily was In teuton, but attention was called to I', : and It was stricken out by an amend' tneni. Several telegram have born re celved here asking, when this law as to draft ent into effeel v , r, . Fbe llaleigh chamber of commerce hi - decided lb accept the proposition pf the ' Uetbodlst Conference to locate, Us or pbanage at. Raleigh if a building and alio were given. Tbrphanagc will proba : bly be built In west Kalelgh. "v a resolution wm also adopted to re , quest the Secretary of War to allow the first North Carolina to be mustered oat in luieigh. : . . , . :.. '. - r There Is a strong sentiment In Halelgli favorable to city owulnjf the wti ' works. The charter prorlde that the cltj may parohasa. - " , , . . tm in A eU IM IMK BIT Take laxative Bromo Qulnlue Ta -leta. All druggists refund the money If It fall to care. . Jwc The genuine nu u u. vj, ' oa eacli tablet ' .. v , A Daucerotu rtoaler. . v '. Newport Nawa, Ta , March 11 A a unexptoded mine was found thi after noon iloallne near ih.) Vlrirlnla Canea A lug wat tent for It and uoceoded In towing It to tho Rip Rape, where It 'was ' exploded for lost purposes.' The shock of the explosion wai terrific, Jarring the hootee In llile cttj. . .. , :, r'ni'rinnnn l' Jil nUJL'JUU O rr g "M'v moola ta a wondcrluiiy O M a 'r time. It promptly r. $ ,- vt Intbmmjitiofl ol v t ' 1, 1 "'' Uir ( I i.iv:,i :nd ds UP. riQUTDtO T.iiilR WAY. WkMtak'i Trtu pa Coitllnm tm AdTaawe Iwlirar.l C. jm MauILu PUlpiai Lines Cn( in T. Manila, March 14 Qencral Wheat na's e.i.loiiiii ailvaneed today beyond Pasig, whleli Is seven miles from Manila 1 1 the shoie of I.xguna de Day, sweeping every thing before It. The natives made a nthnlng figbt anJ uiTerod severe lots. Their avenue of oomniitnlcat Ion north and south I now closed, the American cordon stretching over a mile from toe river to the lako. The Filipino have burned the city of Paslg, which contained 23,000 inhablunls Ita houses were chiefly bamboo huts. The city had been captured by the Amer lean At 7 a. m., heating Plllpino bogles sounding, Scott' battery dropped three shrapnel shell Int i the woods on the left of Paslg Church. No reply was made, and at 7.43 o'elock the Twenty second Infantry advanced nntll it en countered a number of volleys. This Are was returned with Interest. The troops followed the roads, "while the gunboats Ceste and Laguu t ile Ray assisted in suppressing I bo tiro on the left flank. Three Filipino cinm-s were captured on Ibo river. Tl.us tho advance was made to Lag una de Hay Late In the afleruoon Oeneral Wheat on's column encountered tho Filipinos in su :h force lietwocn Palerns and Tag nig, south of Paslg, as to necessitate a hani'e In the original plans. Tho caval ry attacked n native stronghold In tlie jungle, driving Ike Filipinos into Paleros i'be Americans had oue man killed auiH llireo wnnudod here. Scotl's battery shelled llio town of I'atcrniK and the woods c.Ti eiivi'ly. Aflerw.inl.4 a b dv : l''ill,iiiuM cr isseil llie I'asi river. Two coiii;.ini' of tlie Second Oregon It fanny cleared tlio rlulil ba.ik, after n sharp cnjrngement, and then retired with Hirer woonded. lu tlie meantime tin: Washington Volun teers closed in, dm im- Miiall ImmIiim of llio ii.iiives bck it i I'ali'ios One Allieri. an win kili d i i I: U Ihl.l. Tliv riiill!:ilm- War. Manila, Alarci lo -'ieiieml l.loyd Whealon, connu i iilin Hie t'liiled'stiites llyiog coluinn, attacked and defeated n force of 8,000 Filipinos at Pasig tills af ternoon, Inllicling heavy loss upon them. l lie American U4 m slight. General Whealon's men captured hun dreds of Filipinos. Many bodies of na lives killed in ie engagement are float- ing down llio river. The prisoners were unarmed and, therefore, It is presumed lliey carried out their threat of throwing their arm into the river. The Washington Volunteers captured and burned Pateros, n town near 1'asfg, meeting with a sharp Are from llio Fili pinos while crossing tho river. - The lighting was like that of the past week, the natives occasionally making a stand, but eventually tleoing. At limes the Americans wrre unable to boo them clearly In Ihe tickets. Tho progress of Hie American advance is slow. Abandonod In tho Snow. Ciirvksnr, Wyo., March 15 The snowbound train on the Cheyenne and Northern Railroad at Wheatland has been abandoned by tho company's offic ials, who will take steps to roicue the forty-two passengers by mean-i of sleds. The rotary plow was borrowed from the Union Pacific main line and more were expected. The one secured cut nut a mile of ico and snow yesterday, but has been recalled owing to another storm on the Uuion Pacific. The only snow plows available are those of Hie Union Pacific, and these have boon working constantly for the last month to keep tho main line of tho trans contlnontakroad open. John Oakley, of Aberden.S. D.j Wil liam, Petllgrew, of Douglas, Wyo., and John Owen, of Wheal Ian I, Wyo , three of the passengors, reached here . last night. They walked ten miles in snow shoes to meet one of tho relief trains and came to this city on a light engine. -. ' , WiUKotJtosiga. .; WASiiiHaTbV, March 14 Tbe Po. t ays: A statement was made yesterday to the effect that Seen tary Leng wonld resign daring tbe summer or at least before. Conjres re-assembled. lie I credited with a deal re i succed Senator Hoar, who will be seventy five year aid when bis term expiree In 1001., Secrolary Lonj said last evening that there was aUoluu-ly no foundation for the tutemenl. ' If you have a cough, throat Irritation, weak lungs, pain In the t-besi, difficult breathing, croup or lioarnea, let us suggest die Minute Cough Core. Al ways reliable ami afe. F 8 Duffy. Quean Mojt BaUiy iftwatjr ; : Mad hid, March 14 The Correspond' ncla says tho cabinet hat advised the Queen Regent to ratify the treaty f peace with the United Slate without awaiting the reassembling of the Cortc She hai the power lo do thl.' ', v ; una tiers'! abnioa kaltb. : THX BEST SALVE In the world lor Out, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevejr Bores, Tetter, Chapped .Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tloni, nd positively euros Piles, or no pay required. Ills guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price S3 coat per bet. For sal by, F T. Duffy, .,- ..'.v:." GREATER THiH UL Says CuQse if Etatioii is Atove Politics Letter lo Boards of Education. Labor Commissioner Also Hold ing on. Funeral of Llcnt. Shipp. Teachers As tern bly. Journal Bukkau, I Ralkmo, March 16. ( Superintendent of PubUa. IwstmetroTr1 Mebane Issues the following letter to the members of the county boards of education: "Gentlemen: I wrote this letter be cause the question lias arisen in some counties as to whether the Legislature had authority lo abolish llio county boards of education, as rhe members were elected for three years. I shall not attempt to decide as to the legality of this acl of Ihe Legislature, hut want to inform you that ll is my earnest desire that you waive any legal right that jou may feci Hint yon havo la this matter for the sake of the ckiho of public edu cation. The work of public education in North Carolina Is bigger than nuy set of politicians or any political parly So 1 beg you for llie sake of the great work lo be done, not lo throw any ob stacle in the way that will In any way hinder tlie success of the law as en acted by llie recent Leirismture, It was reported to mo that t lie principal ipinli licalion considered in Hie appointment of the comity board of directors was Hint the men must be Democrats. He this as it may, let these men have an opportunity to prove by the works Hint lliey are for publ c u lionls as well as l)i inocrats. I advise you lo meet with tho county board of directors on the second Monday in April, make a full and complete report as your work since .Inly 1st 1808, and turn over all olllcial tecords, books, elc , to the county board of directors In order that said board of directors may havens liltlo trouble as possible to make out the annual report for the flscoal schol year ending Juno 301 h, 1801). There lias been Hie most pleasant official relations existing be tween yon and mypeK, Willi very few exceptions, Hie memory of the excep tions, will be forgolton, and that of the general rule will Lc cherished In the yoars to come." They die hard. When the new Com mlssioner of Labor, II. H. Lacy, called on Ilamrick to take possession of the office, Mr. Ilnmrick refused to give tip, thus following in tlie footsteps of llu rust of Hie crowd who are trying to hang on to ihe offices, lie says he will lei the courts decide it. His refusal is probably pending the trial of dipt. Day neU Sat urday nud If Capt. Day tumbles Ilamrick will probably tumble too. Governor Russell won't say yet whether he will Issue a commission lo Lacy- The attor neys for Ilamrick say as fellows in re gard to the case: "The appointment lo any office under tho constitution is an executive function and only the Governor can appoint, uuless It Is expressly provided otherwise in the constitution. The constitution says that the Legislature shall establish offices aad Is silent as to who shall ap point the officers. The trustees of the University are appointed by the I.gls lalure, but the constitution expressly provides that they shall b3 so appointed, and with the Judges of our Crimiual Courts, It is provided Hint they shall be elected by the Legislature." The Superintendent of Public Invlrnc tlon Is In Greensboro where he will assist In arranging the programme for the next Teacher' Assembly. Ilo thinks the as. sembly' will be held at some central place Raleigh, Charlotte or Greensboro and at whichever of theso cities Hie best Inducement in the way of rales The new proprietors of the Atlantic Ilotel propose to make It an object for the Assembly to go there as In formei years, and believe that better accommo- . dallon and more pleasure can be offered than elsewhere, with a Special low rate railroad fare. Smallpox new cases are continually re ported. Dr. Long1, tbe Slate Inspector of Smallpox, left hero to impact the cases at Warrenton and from there he will go to Burlington and other places In Alamance county. Another case ha been reported near .' Carthage, Moore county. : j- The remains of Lloulensnt Shlpp will pass through Raleigh on Thursday nlghi arriving at Charlotte early Friday morn Ing, and at Llncololoa tbe morning of tbe same day. ' lira. Margaret Shlpp and Mrs.' Gertrude Tucker loavo here for Llnoolnlon:-' Lloulunant Shlpp's funeral will bo at 8 o'clock Friday aftornoon. ' y 'yjt ' ' ' ' ' 1 ..'y: ' 'fllrama a llrer nwilalnr and Tnaa regulate Ihe wotld," said a genius. The rirairirlMt hamlxl lilm a turi.t1ftf TtiiWIIi'a iLlltle Early Rlaers,. the famous Utile pill. F.SPufTy.,,,,, u , ,, - --vr :' CASTORIA ' For Infants &nd Children. ; ' i Tha Kind You Hava Always Bought Bear the - Blgnature of Hr 2SCZL'ZEIVPCSE -Makes the food faore ddWous ami wiofesome I A KLONDIKE MAMMOTH. SwimIoh I''lnl A Splendidly t'reaerved Speci men Of A Prehistoric Animal. Vancouver, B C, March 1J Latest arrivals from the Klondike report that during the first week in February a well- known Swede, August Trqloon, and his partner, "while hi .their cl-rim on Lower Domj4n creek. -found aspleo- didly preserved specimen of a mam moth. Appaiently the huge monster had been caught in a glacial slide, and there was nothing to detract from the animal's lifelike appearance, llioiiirli il was forly feet below Ihe surface. The only animal if this specieB hitherto found intact was iinenrthed about fifty years ago in an Ice ber;; on the coast of Silieria. This specimen is now in the St. Petersburg Museum. The Dominion creek monster weighed between twenty-five and thirty tons, with a length over all of forly-one feet and six inches. Its right tusk was broken but the left is in a perfect state of pre servation, measuring fourteen feet three inches in length and thirty-eight inches In circumference. It is covered with a hairy wool about fifteen inches long. Probably the most remarkable feature was that Ihe meat of the animal was as fresh and sweet as if It had been killed only llie day before. After twenty four hours' exposure lo the air il. c.ominenrid to decay rapidly. The hindquarters of the mammoth weighed s,(!I J pounds. It is a (piery on the si reels of Dawson, "Where else on earth but in Uie Yukon metropolis is it possi 'lc to sit down to breakfast and order a tenderloin of main nioS.li, and then be served with a juicy cut of a huge mounter the size and welejil of a Yukon steamer and killed perhaps twenty live thousand years ago?" Itl-.Y lo Trust. New York, March 1."). Makes of bi cycles have arranged the details for the formation of a trade pool that will In volve oapital to the amount of $50,000, 000. Il is understood that ten of the leading makers of wheels havo entered tho combine, and that several others will probably be persuaded to ad I their slg natures lo tho agreement. A. G. Spalding, formerly a profession al base ball player, hut now a millionaire manufacturer of ami dealer in sporting goods, Is credited with being the moving spirit in the proposed combine. With him arc associated Col. A. A. Pope, of Boston, and It. Philip Gormtilly, of Chi cago. To Kut if I lie Treaty. M Annin, March 15 The cabinet conn ell this eveuing decided that tlie treaty of peace with the United Stales should bo ratified by the Queon ltcgeul imme diately after the dissolution of the Cortes which will probably bo decreed tomor row. The elections to the new chamber will be fixed for April 10, and to the .Senate for April 30, tho new Cortes lo reasseui ble May 2. J Sheer, Sedalia, Mo conductor on electric street car line, writes Dial his liltlo daughter was verylow with croup, and her life saved after all physicians had failed, o.ily by using One Minute Cough Cure. F 8 Duffy. TIIKHPICCULATIVK MAKKKTS. Today's quotation furnished by W L. Galbrailh, New York, Represented by A. O. Newlierry. Nkw Yoke, March 15 stocks: Open. High. Low. CI. se Sugar Am Tobacco. . J C... U. U. & . . . urn I 818 113 1!!9 14 t 211J 112 130 213 11H 1388 140 2111 m LiOi 13t oorroN. 0in. High. Low. Clote 6.15 0 18 0.15 0 17 May.. CHICAGO UARKBTS. Wiisat Open. High. Low. Clore Mar TO T0 COJ G Co an May m 861 841 86 For f rest biles, burns, Indolent sores enema, skin diseases, and ' especially Piles, Do Witt's Wih 'tlaael Salve land first and best. Look out for dis honest people who try to Imitate and counterfeit IL Il's their endorsement of i tflul.l Artlnln! ' WikH lilj.M ffArwta AM ttltL " initialed. Get Do Will's Witch II axel Salve. , P S Duffy. ; . ''", t Deal tea. , De Tracker-Tho killing or that Jock ey lu ) ester Jay' race Was a horrible af (air wasn't Itr . . , De Metier Horrible, horrtbh l Just made me sick, I had all my money on that horse. ; ' Hot one child dlos where ten formerly died from croup, : People havo learned the value of On Minute Cough Core . ., i- . ... ..., I aud nse ltfor sever i ung asd throst. ....in. .. n iiimciiininij 8- g. It never fall. FS Duffy. V' OK K UK THE I', IIPI.K Di':;crvvs the I'larc. Eii, Jouknal While there must be considerable lijiiring for offices under Ihe coming adminiflration of President J. A. llryan, ami no doulit plenty of ap plicants, I trust to see the new sdmiuls Iralion retain one of Hie p.csent oJHclal- the gentleman who Is now superintend enl of Ihe road, Mr. Samuel L. Did. Mr. Dill should be credited with very much of Hie success of the A. & N. '. rond His long service on this road in stead of nnlitling him for a continuation In office, by making him Indifferent, seems lo make him more alert, and anxious to advance the road's various interests. A single instance of Mr. Dill's etllcien cy was well illustrated during the Felt ruary snow storm, when the entire road. was threatened with being snow bound and when every ether road in this Stale had lo give up Mr. Dill look Hie active work himself of seeing to the trains not being kepi snow lion ml and not a train missed run ning. The tirl day there weie some late trains, but they ran. And Ihe next day the trains ran on schedule, mail ami freight, and at Ibis lime the o:her roud were mostly tied up. I trust lo see such faithful 9ervice icwarded and .Mr. S L Dill kept as Su perinlendenl of Ihe A. & N. ('. It. II. Stockiioi.dkii. WiliuiiiKloii and lldiiiu Itoi-f. The Wilmington Mesvengcr of 15th, in commenting on Hie Journal's criticism of The Bulletin and Prof. Massey, on the mailer of New Item and Wilmington being such consumers of Chicago bicf, lo llio exclusion of home fed beef says "The Journal's correction Of Profes sor Massey is timely and we presume he will be glad to bo set rlght The llcssen ger cau endorse whal Hie Journal says Professor Massey ought lo bo in Wil mlnglon now to visit Mr. I. I). Rhodes' stalls in Front Street market to see some native beef that is equal If not supeiior lo that of the west. The finest kiud of beeves are raised right at our very doors and the fine home raised of which Mr lihodes makes n specially only sh ws what can be done in the way of cattle raisins; in North Carolina Out of about twenty meat dealers in Wilmington, all but one concern sell home raised beef exclusively, and such dealers as Mr. Rhodes supply tho market with beef that cannot be excelled in quality and In all respects." Wholesale .lull lli-diklng. The jail must havo had too many pris oners in it. Lust night, just after dark tlie eight colored ones, who were lu, de parted to purls unknown, lliey were seen as lliey passed through Mrs. M. E Chadwick's yard, about 8 p in. Though tlie prisoners were confined in steel cells, they prized them span as easily as Ihey cut a hole through the brick wall. All who breke jail wt re awaiting trial at the May Icrm of court. None of the prison ers have liecn caught jet. The county commissioners should fix this jail, as It is practically worthless to use In confin Ing any ope, as those put in can get out whenever lliey please. Deputy Sheriff Harry Woolen Is hustling around and we think he will get some of these prls oner back again. Klnslon Free Press 151 h. Mothers 1 Tun wonder- "t ,. yU hit remedy will save youf J rJ U g 1 1 child' life when altscked gs,.,TL by Croup or Vhoorilng Sy f UD. couch. It itfver lilUto' cure throat and long troubles, Prifetfctt WANTED t To contract with a responsible party hiving a goodaaw mill with capacity of 10 or i thousand feet per day to cut 8 or million feel of our s'anUlng timber. GOl.DSBOKO LUMI1KR CO.. Don r, N. C. , 1IORME-UIC.II Lavinf aside all speculation these re mstu a the r qqisiUK of a perfect fence. OurDiipliK Ahtomatio Machine mokes Just sut b a fence In HID styles ai tna rate of sixty roils per day, at a cost for wire lUJI.ISTItONO of onlv I80 for a iool farm tvnrtt I0i' for noultrv ftnia 1 10c for a- rabbll-prool fence and lito for a hoi fine. We will sell you plain, colled firing or barb wire direct at wholesale prloes, uei onr cai al. gue before buying. v : v. t , ' ; - Kiiaelmaa Ore., Rot I.Rldjeville, Ind. , W. F. Foy, Local Agent, ,' : ; r New Rcrne, N. 0. ' PICJ.TIOIIT For Halo or Rent. I no rfamua n.. urnni r arm, lociuu on i(,u)e f,wri Creek, Craven rounty. For ML. . r w . 1 . I Termsappiy 10 js, it, whitlcv, wstu- Ington, N.Cv r : :, 4: 1 I MR We desire to say that we have laid in for the FALL AND WINTKK TRADE one of tho Largest and Best Assorted Muck of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, TO BK FOUND IN NEW BERNE, A ml wo respectfully ask for a larger Share of your patronage. Wo Imy in largo quantities from first hands and pay no middle men's proOU and lire therefore prepared to sell yon as low us any one. We have just completed a lot of nice STABLES find it Urge shed to shelter yo ir 'vehicles, which you are welcome to dm FREK. When you Co me to the city D m't Fail to examine our Stock I efore buying your Groceries. Respectfully, ion u uas 71 Broad Street, NEW B ERNE, If. V Sacrifice Commencing: TO-DAY we will place on sale our stock of Kid Gloves at greatly Re duced Prices. This sale will only last a few days. Our Gloves are too widely known to need any comment. Our first cut is the celebrated MAGGIONI, formerly Centemeri, colors and black. Regular Price $1 50, g&-Ji&S Now $1 Foster Hook and Two Snap, colors and black, were $1 00, now 79c. Two Snap Pique Walking Gloves, colors only, formerly $1 26. They go at 98c. Foster Hook, black and colors, reduced price 69c. Our $1 00 Biuycle and Driving Kid Gaunt lets at 79c. Our 75c ones at 58c. A Magnificent Undressed Kid, cheap at 75c, lor 50c. March 1G, 1800 Qmm Tobacco G-uano 8 - 21 A. NEW TOBACCO:BttA& KY A NEW TOBACCO I'CIlSlUi.iL . '" niiT iii' an ois noirac Look Out for OSCEOLA 'Wilder NortU Carolina Tobacco this Season. ! ; It's Going to h1 CM in -nl In Osceola," . "Manufactured By - AND FOR 9 A LP. Bt ALL OLD D0SINI0N AGENTS TM 21 V ' T " H. it m Ecu 11 C. i Ftj i; Cur rJz VJ' BIDS Uli GROCERS, 25. -A Uu-(ii,V , - 2 - 3 be Heard From. IU., DidLtl!, IMiu., C.
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