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RELIANCE EAST WINNER.
.IOIISTEB
Demonstration Arainst the Tobacco
. Trust."- .'
Splendid Salllar Wlmd and Good Weather
- For Pint luce Second Race : :
Special to Journals . .. r-
Naw Ton, Aag. 22. Tha flrtt of the
noes la definitely tn favor of the Ameri
can yacht, by orer two minute Includ
ing the time allowance,
The wind early blew about ' ten mile
aa hoot from southwest. 4 The - weather
wu elear, ae smooth. '. ' v ui ;,' .
Aa then waa ao race on Thnrdy,
the same course wangled, fifteen mile
to leeward and return, the breeaa freh- bntineet men of
enlng throughout untU,!! reached ibont JcounUe to action 1 lie oiatter
twentTinnea. -i -i0
FOR SALE Bt
HYMAN SUPPLY CO., N&t Bern, N. C.
RALEIGH.
Canals . As
Fellows
Crop Report Encouraging,
sessed For Taxes. Odl
j ?V: Inciease.
Raleigh Aug. 24 The crop report
for Anguat are now coming in frnm the
thousand or more correspondence of the
slate agricultural department, Interest
Is always felt In the publication of these
reports, paitlculary at this time when'
the condition of the crops U at a rather
critical stage. The crop conditions are
just now parllculary good.
- Tomorrow th9 corporation 'Commis
sion willcomplcto its statement showing
the value of railway property In the
various towns and counties. It Is said
that the value of such property in some
counties is greater thin ths v tluo of the
real estate therein. This will show
what the great increase la tallway as
aessments has done. '
The Corporation commission assesses
the canals. The State used to own sev
' eral of theso but has now no stock In
Thinks Dewey Hiding la Eastern Caro
lina. His Opinion of Directors
Liabilities.
Charlotte News 21st. ,
Hate Bsnk Examiner J. 0. Ellington
is in the city today examining the af
fairs of the Southern Loan and Savings
bank. ,
Mr. Ellington Informs The News that,
In his opinion, Dewey is in North Caro
lina. He thinks he left the Slate directly
after the occurrence but seems satisfied
that he has returned and is now in hid
ing In Esstern North Carolina.
Up to the present time, the exact
amount of Dewej' dsfalcatlon is not
known. It was stated several days ago
that the amount would figure up 9181,
COO. Mr Ellington thinks these figures
will be increased when all the out stand.
Ing cheoks come In. He says that to his
personal knowledge one check for $3,500
is still ont and he firmly believes that
others will show up In a few days, v
foot and Ilarlowe, the name of which is
now the New Bern end Beaufort.
borne of the State officials are making
quite a pretest against the delay in get
ting printing done. It was stated at the
office of the S ate Superintendent of
public instruction that a list of the
county Superintendents, which was sent
to the printer about five weeks" ago, has
not yet been printed, though there are
.. many Inquiries for It, .
. Yesterday afternoon in the yards of
the freight 8 talon of the SjulherU rail
way here a negro boy abonnt tea. years
'old, Driver, by name, was killed. He
attempted to cross a track In front of a
through freight train, but. caught his
foot In the frog of a switch, and was run
over, both legs being out off. '
Kapld work la now being done In the
completion of the luterior of the Pollen
Memorial building at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College. The. massive
brick pillars of the Imposing portico are
finished,' This .building will give an
anditorlutn.dintag hall and lecture room
which hav been of late so greatly need
ed. - .. - ' -
Grand Becratary Woodell of the; Odd
Fellows left today, for Fayettyllle: Ha
say the growth of the order In this State
and United States continues to.be remark
able, and this year will be even greater
than in 1000. , In the Utter year the net
gain in lbs country was about 65,000,
but this year it Is expected to be between
71,000 and 100,000. Application have
been received for new lodges at Sllgo,
Currituck county and at Franklinton,
Grand Secretary Woodell says the
membership of the order in this Stale
now exceeds 9000, -.j; V"
Secretary of State Bryan Grimes, who
' Is'so much Interested in Jhe fight against
' the tobacco trust, is preparing a State-
: ment which will show the people of the
State the condition of affairs. He Is
pleased at the Interest- taken by the
various ; organization of farmers, and
. known very well that the latter cannot
succeed unless their 1 entire unanimity
of action among them
ELLIN G1 ON STILL TALKING.
any. The last one told . was the ClubO-j, EltlngtOS IsrdrmTTMWwrtfiaTr
in his opinion, the directors are lawfully
bonnd for double the amount of the cap
ital of the bank and In this event the de
positors will not suffer any .loss.
If this be true, the making good of the
large shortage will fall heavily upon
some prominent families of New Bern
Last summer, Mr. Ellington states
that Dewey's entire family spent the
summer at the Atlantic Hotel, Morehead
City. He wu paying out each month
about $300 and his salary amounted to
only $121. He had according to Mr. El
lington, no other source of Income and
this fact was known to the bank peo
ple. . - '
COMPROMISING WITH THE MOB
Merchants and Ferum Ctmblae
and Adept Resolutions to
Fight Tebaeet e
oaely. The ruinous price that re pn vailing
on tobacco has ttlrrod the farmers and
Craven i.ot adjacent
has be-
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twentvmlle. ' V"?i i.LJmULMlW, wl""
The Shamrock crossed the starting a email noay oi man mu ran-t.
l!nflt .t irss.iV. RiUne at on sUple articles and'rnlc thst the high-
1L45-8L ' j j I est prloa paid shall be lower than it costs
Ta HM. mil. ,.rv ttnltnn I to nroduce thst staple. That Is the case
. -.--M --n.V.v" with the present tobacco question.
...pomHaua , "- -' There was an enormous crowd at the
boat, securing a lead of about four HM1.rtii0aM .esterdsy which was com-
utes, the time at mark being Heuaaoa 0f farmers and meichn w
L68 p m, Shamrock 1.58 p m. the Bham-1 called at the instance
rock having trouble la getting her bal
loon Jib set after crowing the mark., .
Both yachts raced , home at terrific
soeed. with wind on quarter and blow-
it was
of the local Mer
Chants and Business Men's Association
for the purpose of discussing th matter
if), tha farmers. The farmers were
oreeent In large numbers. A delegation
fi-nm Vnwnnrt and the section south of
; A TRUE STORY.
and Beauty.
ing about twenty mile rate, the lianoe Craven county camenp on the train
.- .v. 1 i - st,.m. vesterdav morninir. Two cars being re-
rock 8i(W0pm, the Amerlcaa , boat yZii Jones and On.
wlnnlngbySmlnuteaandooaeoonds.' lowcountleg. '
The second race will be sailed Tuts-1 The meeting was called to order by
day, the course being triangular, ten President John Dunn of the New Bern
miles to the leg, thirty miles In all. t urucer" ala 1 " " "
Official time Surt-Shamrock 11,45, 17. J and W
Reliance 11, 40, 21. Onter Mark, Reliance fl 0oIton RggUtant secretary. After the
1,65, 14. Shamrock 1, 68, 80. Finish, Re- ,tatement by the preeldent of the pur-
llance8,17,45.8hamaock8,26,40.Elaps- pose of the meeting the foitowiag corn
ed time Reliance 8, 82, 24. Shamrock 8, -Uka to draugh; -evolutions was an-
Waters, John rate, n r YyoiuoriuSiwii,
89, 26. Reliance won by 7 mlnntes, cor
rected time. ! - ; .
TO CURB A COLD W ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo . Quinine Tab
lets. All druggist refund: the money u
It fall to cure. B W; Grove's signature
Is on each box, ,26o.: ;,; ;..-., ,-.
8th Township Road Supervisors.
Alfred Gaskins, David Mcintosh, David
MoCaln, J Z Boyd, J A Thomas, Joel
Klnsey, A B Dawson, and J H Steven
son.' President Dunn said he wanted the
meeting to be an Informal meeting and
Invited a general discussion
Col. Cunningham, promoter of the
movement against the trust was expect
The Road Supervisors and overseers fM h ni.eaal,t to address the meeting
of No. 8th Township ro requested to but falled t0 appear.
meet at the Court house In New Bern at I vr W C Brewer mde a few remarks.
11 a m, on Saturday August 22nd.
WHJWAY,
, Chairman.
DAN'L. LANE, .
Secretary.
He confesBtd that he didn't know what
bdon that wonU xelieve the sit
uation. All that be knew was mat we
price paid for tobacco was less than the
cost of raising the crop. He was there
to learn and to concur In the meetings
deliberation.
In the absence of the speaker Mr D L
From "With the Procession," In the Sep-
': : tember Everybody's.
The success of Senator Foster, of
Louisiana, in stopping an expected
lynching of a negro by appearing on
the scene with two judges, addressing
an r "impassioned appeal'' to Judge
Lynch's jury, and promising that the
criminal should be tried by a Jury to be
drawn the next morning, speaks well
tor his courage and his eloquence, but'
is not convincing, and has been praised
too enthusiastically, perhaps. A crimi
nal Is entitled to be tried by duo process
of la . To hurry that process, to make It
an undue process for the -sake of appeas
ing a riotous assemblage; to stand, hat
in hand, aud say, "Good gentlemen dont
lynch the man; the courts will , 'railroad'
him to the gallows, If you will kindly
wan wis is almost making tue mob a
part of the machinery of justice. It Is
compromising with disorder , " ,
. -,,,. Farmers Atteathm I '
The American and Imnerial 1 Tobacco
Gomnanie have instructed their buyers Ward was asked to address the meeting
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to ' refuse all tobacco ; not tpro pony He made a fine speecn in wmcu uo ,.!
mAa. Th! order la effective every soiled combination and organized oppo-
v... a.ii tn w. .YmmA tn thn ' latter. I .ttlnn tn the trust. In reply to the
nuuig Miu ,ui in vwjim .w -
. . n I. . i .t u n . .An fnl n 7 to do
) rne graaing oy sno iarmura iu- qaeBuuu r.- o
lure them better pilces and wiU make about itf He said the farmer could take
the handling at the local market and by his tobacco home and lock it up and rot
the snaanfaexnrer naacA earta.'" . The farmer does not have to plant to-
rTobacco awora should heed th ta sag- bacco he can rely on other things for
Matinn i4 ant aonnrdlnirlT. : ' 5 ' aubslstence.' He told the farmers to be
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firm, to stand togetner ana iuou8u mo
fight might be long and hara dui tney
would eventually win ror it was a ngui
eoasfieht.
' Mr Daniel Lane then made a short
speech ta which he advised strong un
ion effort
The following resolutions which were
kUnntnd bv tavo Merchants Associa
tion Friday eventag were read by Mr
John C Whltty
i' Whereas, The present extremely low
Mice Of leaf tOoaCCOISSa ourupimuu
this ComDanv In establhhlns! the prht
of leaf tobacco produ; td by us and placed I
upon the marten rouu.-tlwl by this cor
poration.
ana reeoDiitng tne ici inat some
now a Young Wlfo Kegralned Her Health
sevexe oppression lore it m, on us oy tne
ComDany: N w tbcief ro 'i It,
lieaolved, rty si lamiHru arm tnnscco I
producers of Oravt-e o anty along t In
line laid out by tn rviim-'s rrolectivo
Association of l. I h ''i-.'lHii:
I That we oner uui mmn pre tee
asralnvt the unj iM snl.m hi I oprrraalr.
measures ol lite Amnrn i. i inaceouorn-
panv la furclu tlw itw nt otic ol lei
tobacco bdlo the ac.ua v St Of pio
dnctlon.
II That not only In M lulf of the
f armor and pnxlnc r of til - Mate, but In
bebilf of tha mrcltHt. . i traders, we
urge upon all olaisrs if ii olt.wns to
lend th lr aid in r li t in j u .f lata oppression.
lU. ,TIS iMtitea y a-- wnmi
farmers and tobacco , r luo rt to n id
their leaf tobacco tn in lble and
to this end, and in or !r ilm1 thet may
aceompliih fir tbtmr:vi a dfnsi-
against the Iniquitous .m r .Mon, to or
ganise themselves for the berer protec
tion of their own Interest.
IV. We urge upon and solicit the co
operation of all of our merchant ware
housemen and Independent eapiielisia to
aid ns In carrying ont ths plans adopted
by this body for the needed relief of our
people.
V We recognize the aid and enoour
sgement and assistance offered us by the
Nortn Carolina merchant Individually
and though their various mercantile
associations and tender to the merchants
and their associations our heartfelt
thank and appreciation for their sym
oathv and aid.
VI. We recommend that a committee
be appointed by this body with a view
of establishing local stick company to
buy, b' ore and manufacture tobacco
while It continues to be forced below the
cost of production, and that this corpor
ation be established In every tobacco
section which will enable the people at
home to control the tobacco situation In
accordance with the plan adopted at the
Convention of farmers and citizens at
Rocky Mount on the2Ut day of August,
as set forth in the News and Observer of
its issue of S tturdsy morning August 22,
1903. lie it runner,
Kesolved, That a committee of one
farmers' be sppolnted by the chair from
each township and a committee of one
merchant for each township be likewise
appointed to carry into efiect the plan
proposed. Be it further
ReBolfed, That we individually and as
a body in Convention assembled do here
by offer our assistance and aid to the
farmer, merchants, producers and con
sumers In the State of North Carolina to
remedy this growing evil and oppres
sion. Mr Dixon, of Jones county suggegted
a plan for further organization of the
farmers within thirty days.
Brief remarks were made by Messrs J.
Whltty, S B .Parker, James Blddle
and others. All were on the same line
of thought, Some discussion as to the
Farmers Alliance idea was made.
After this discussion Mr James How
ard addressed the meeting and explained
that the reason for the low prices of to
bacco was that there was over production
He advised the farmers to reduce their
acreage a half or else plant none for a
year. He thought the matter wonld ad
ust itself after this glut In the market
was passed.
W. E. Birch, Ai ton, Va-, an extensive
fruit grower ot that place, writes the
following letter to the Peruna Medicine
Co., of Columbus, Ohio. We print the
letter In full i
Afton, Va., June 4, 1900.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O. i
Gentlemen "The country Is so flooded
with patent medicines of every kind that
are worthless and a humbug, that I for
one, am glad to be able to say I have
found one that la everything and more
than is claimed for it.
"My wife was very much run down
and out of sorts In every way. She had
a pelvlo disorder which left her very
weak, nervous and no appetite at au.
"One day X happened to be at my
father's store, 8. A. Birch, Coreeyiue,
Alb county, V., and noticed your medi
cine he had there tor sale.
" 1 thought It might help my wife, so
t brought a bottle of It home ana witnin
a week she commenced to eat and now
she Is hungry all the time and not half
the meatolne has been taKen. we coin
amree that it beats any medicine to bring
on an appetite and to put the nerves in
least. ' She has con
sumption in her fam
ily and she was. In
such bad shape t so
run down, nervous,
weak, and could not
eat, that I had begun
to get very uneasy, but your medicine
made an entirely new woman ot her. I
believe she eats and feels better now
than she has for years.
" have not the ttlghtett doubt but
that your medicine has saved her f mm
a long spell ot sickness, It nothing
wore. All my family had begun to
get uneasy, but, ot course, she did not
know It and I nave only Just told net
ol it since the baa Improved ao much.
I bad no Idea It would do bait what H
baa and don't think there la another
medicine made that will begin to com
pare with It." W. B. Birch, Fruit
Grower, Afton, Alb county, Va.
If you do not derive) prompt and satis
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and ha will
be pleased to give yon his valuable ad-
, - - Married. ' 1
1 Mr Leonard CPorifoy and Miss . Ida
Rowe of Trains' were happily, married
Sunday August 28, at the home of the
officiating Justice, Esquire G. A. Gas
kins. ' '
of
8ARATOGA Spring Water just received
at Jacob's Csfe. - . -
- 7is np to Tou.
if you want a mnle, io baggy,
cart, or dray, see 42 Middle St.
them cheap bt cause ' ' , '
"I'll Do It. .
box
will sell
f- ; Bull Prof Culture Fails. ',
- Tho raising of bullfrogs for the mar
ket byG. W Kttter, near Eutztown Ps.
has proved a failure. Tha frogs refuse
. to live In cspltlvlM-. ; ' -
The frog farm gave promise of being
a paying venture until the croakers died
off so fast that the original stock was all
gone. Their rapid death appeared to be
the result of an epidemic, but they really
died of their noodle diet. .
A Fortunate Tonne Lady.
Miss Ethel D Wood has been notified
by Superintendent of Publlo Instruction
Joyner that she passed examination and
gets a scholarship at the Peabody Col
lege for, teachers at Nashville, Tenn.
The scholarship involves one hundred
dollars In cash and rail road fare to and
ttom Nashville. -The school begins In
October. , j
It I said that only 'seven applicants
for this scholarship ont of twenty-five
In this State were success! ul In passing
tne examination.
The young lady Is to be congratulated
on her success. -
Police-court Items.
The following cases were disposed,
by Acting Mayor Hyman yesterday: ;
i Martina White, disorderly within the Lna tn the nnlust and arbitrary fixing of
dtyUmlta. barged. h"M
Holloway Gaaklns, disorderly within "7 Therefore be It.
the city limits, line and costs, f8.16V' s: iBolved, v
w aui-tin dlanrderl within the i it Th.t wn. tha Merchants Association
j - , -i- ' - . n..n i ii.. nn denounce mm u-
MiyunMW,uiswrgu. IjTZJ, " ir hon. of the To-
ILenaBlount, disorder Within Wli", " - "
city limits, discharged. t; . t .jj.That we' encourage the use and
The White . and Blount women are i Vxuh the sale of ' manufactured looacco
ji..-j ni an.inf.il kihuM manufacturers wno ansu
pteawnt affair. In the Queen . treat dhv
utet near the depot. Their , appearance ' w andwho wUlat the same time
at the police court ' !. almost , habitual promoto healthr and legitimate market
..J ... .... ivaff siatvstiAi haivsi i swansiitintifl. in ma nriiiuttr Mvuaw
become-unbearable. - They cause M8?.8ft: SkrraUon of all
warned that the next time they were er- eti throughout the State, to the end that
rested they would go Into the cella tor a we may bre oownmou., ---e
time. . . . i y. ' . a-
. Dealer Waa Win.
Brown Why do you want me to pay
In advance? Are you afraid I won't
bring the hone back! .
Liveryman No, no; not at all. But
you see, the horse might comet hack
witnout you. Atlanta journal.
If you want a good 5c smoke, try any
of the following . brands,: Red Dragon,
Aunt Hannah. Cubanola, Cremo Prince
of India. : AU for aale at . R raraer,
jr'. , i
New Orleana Sweet Home Molasses In
1 plnW 1 quart, i gallon and gallon can
at J R Parker, Jra. i ;;
V Fernaodez to It Releasttf. -
United States
HIU hu received
District Attorney
hnt . haaithv oomnetltlon among To
bacco Manufacturers and thereby secure
better prices for the farmws.' -" '
. TV. That each and every Member of
hi. Aniation endorse these resolu
tions aad affix signature thereto and that
a copy be aent to the New Bern Journal
"rMnGehie&WUli.. 3
Parker, Jr., M E Land Uo. I. n oat
f.?;-l.. js. n,n - a J flmlth. J J Bax
,o it TtMtnn. James B Duffy, Ltt
rh.ii.. UA-m On . E W Armstrong, W
t-- usniihi. V Howard. Fov Sim-
r n whitt & Co.. Burrus & Gray
Co.. Lucas & Lewis, R C Thornton, Hud
. n swwilHs. CH Richardson,
Thos F MoCarthv & Son A Cast et, James
. 1 A I 1 Lmm MOT.. knil anv.
gOOQ inapa uio wo u.i - j i lce
thiTor tn rtr. with. Wo had our family 1
doctor to give her medicine and he did! Address Dr. Hartman, Preeldent of
all he could, but she did not Improve the I The Hartman Sanitarium, Colnmbu0.
"Rosette Ice Cream Party."
There will be a "Rosette Ice cream
festival party," in Swansboro N. C. on
the evening of the 28th Aug, 1903, Fri
day for the benefit of the "Swansboro
Institute," good music and refreshments
will be a nart of the programme, the I
entertainment, will take place In
"Moore's Hall." commencing at 7:30
o'clock, p, m, Let all come that can and
will, and eneaee In a good cause, the
cause of Education. .
- Ladies ow Swansboro.
Swansboro N. C. August 18th 1S03.
J ' ' rik. a I M Harrison. E W watson.uuy jtojto,
Odmmiasloner Charles B E' , w Perry. J S Miller, H
a- oomnxunloaqoa from j qi,,. g b Parker, 0 L Spencer, J F
Rkinnar. sin that I T...W . Tt el Armatrone. u ucuauiet,
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
Two Strike, 2:10& 1 dead.
Jack Curry now has Anaconda.
"Sweet" Allx reigned nine years,
rage, 2:00, has gone to Scotland.
Prince Alert has been a mile in 2:08.
Peeler Patron looks like a 2:05 pacer.
Effle Powers has started In 144 races.
Lou Dillon pulls a twenty-six pound
sulky.
Nella Jay, 2:14. may be saved over
ontil 1004. - - '
Lou McDonald hits tbe grand circuit
at New York. .
i Dan Patch has gone tbe distance this
season in 2:00.
i Little Squaw's 2:00 Is the fastest
race record of the year.
I The next meeting will be held Aug.
4, 6, 6 and 7 at Dover, Del.
:The Intercity matinees will be held
at Cleveland Sept. 1 and 2.
jCnspian, 2:18, a winner out In Ohloi
I a full brother to CaracaUa, 2:10
Sufreet, by Alcantara, and
Maine, 28, by Jack Daw, have been
a mile In 2:12, the last quarter In thirty-one
seconds, tor Roy Ecker on th
Indianapolis track.
The Central Kentucky Horse Breed-
en' association' was recently formed
at Danville. Sy. The association
corporated and purposes to bold
or three light Harness meeting
rear. . . - . '
FOR PRESERVING.
Leave your orders at J. L. McDan--iel's,
71 Broad Street, and you will be
supplied with the nicest Figs grown in
this section.
Corned Mackerel, this year's catch
just received.
. Complete stock ot Staple and Fancy
Groceries. Prices as low as possible.
Yours to Please,
Wholesale
& Betall
Grocer,
'Phone 91.
- 4 m. Marvfiwa rm . ' ag
IS
X)
fo)
liilliJ
In a day or two.
fuin
ft In Laces and Embroideries I-j
each 7fi . ivjyL:L3 ly uj;
'Ho
i Two Days,
a m vuiv; u iwju viV iia
Caven .Uon boxc o!J la fa-t 13 rs " ?$ - Z0 ZZT,Z2
the bond of Fernandez, the Portuguese Simmons & Holywell Co. Bartoot Bros,
who U now la , all - at ; Kew Bent a Holld Mfcmll.
i. - ll. v jauWaAl ' The committee on nuuuiua KviMu
A eentleman llvlna- Inlthls Tloinlty has by Mr J J Wolfenden: ( .
i-ifl 1,1. .mi.u.in.t.i thahondl wk., Wii the farmers ot Craven
Ionium Hi. nuuugAiwa mv wiw I mv.ww.. . . . .,., ,k.
and Fernandez will probably be released county recognldng he fact that the
T.- . . i , .mi naasant mw nricsasa ui ivni tvuvvv
astrous to me w i.vo.. "'---"-per
cent of the farmer of North Caro
Una, and that this disaster to ths i Inter
est of that Doay aneevs vu iuwiwi an
An, nnnnla. and v
vl i . .. Wa racoirnl7.S that th nrloe
of leaf tob""co Is eontrolled substantial
iv.tv, Amerlcau Tobacco Cojapany
" - . . ....wi.u... .-a
Intnrpnt OI 111 liuwuuwoia auu
tt'ie Interest oi me producer:
It the power v.L'. ' 1 by
: - : ' -. a Slave.
af im Nexdor This is a pretty time ot
night for that Dasher girl to be playing
Miss Also-Oh, she's no respecter of
time. Tou can tela that from the way
she's playing. Baltimore American.
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