North Carolina Newspapers

- ' ; j , ? . , . ..... x...y... '.. l. iw.--.. t -A. . T - - ... . jltate Library . - D V; -v. -,V ---- r i i I vv: i NEW BERN -CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER, ; 10, 90$ IRSTECTION., 31th YEAR i I 4 u A RK AN G E . 0 DETAIL FOB THE EXERCISER TO TAKE i flACB TOMORROW ir. 'r- VIEBSOOH IT saV v,ti0xai ceme :tehi:a .hFFTLET I? ClZJTEEi t -;; " . .- A v , ,' later From Governor' Guild. totlon to Cltlxeus if Ariesd Iter rises, Be .Tsrrw' at - Half PBntTw. Delegatloa Arrive' Frwai ' -A"'. A.i vs, : i , (joyiroonwelth f MaMachaMttfl, , . ' Executiv Department f oBtooOctobe-f , 1908. I lloa. flames Ai Bryan, V t'. . J '( -f Mayor'B Offlci "iv yt. i irti't p J?ew Bern, N.-C; 'j i ii lStii On Hovevabet. Jlth,' at 2.30 In tAe- afternoon, Hh Ceramonwealtti ot . Th JUsachuaeUe 1 to 'dedicate al mooui ment in the National ; Cemetery in ..fjtomnKmorailott.her eons. , . ' I sincerely trust that the occasion S . I Tntyt :4w -mBde complete succees by ; ihe addition ot yburpreseneel 'We are' recking a nomber of ronjfnent 'Coii i federate officers, as .well as ' Union i-; Vfcterans, and we trust that the epirli ict the celebration will be one ot reJ ktndled enthusiasm for our common ; country: " .; -. : 5 v-.-J.';'.' t i ' ,' ilay I ask you as a faror to extend i to such residents of New Bern as are vttfraner whether of the Confederal 'or of the Union armies, a public In- i ritatlon from" the , Commonwealth to be present at the exercises In the cemetrryt i They will receive a cor dial welcom. . : '"'t'V-"- A;-' (. ; Respectfully yours, ' . , . . A t CURTIS GUILD, JR In complance wtih the request con t, , talned In the above letter "of His Ex X it ilencyiCoyerjaoi;', Guild, the wterans 't)t tba- Uutoa. and Confederate, armies are invited to be present at th exer cises In' the cemetery. , " , ; v The. citizens generally are Invited by theMayoand Board ofAldermett to" Join-with them to' Welcomlnr th Governor and his party to our city, sod to be present at the unveiling and dedication, of the 'monument' In . ti - National cemetery, in commemoration Of the soldiers of Massachusetta. who " there lie burled. The following coa '. mtttees bur beea appointed (or. the occasion. , ' .-. 1 Committee on Reception Mayor and 1" Board of Aldermen; James W. Biddle 8., O ,Boherts Jas. F. Clark,.'J. M, Hargef, Lii;H.-Cutler,'T. ''A: Orn. Geo ,' H. RoberU, SRStreet, H. R. Bryan, r ' Enoch Wads worth, CD. Brad--am and C. B. Foy.-1 A" v 1 " Committee on Transportation Jaa. r -s' A. Bryan, Mayor;" J. W. 8twart, C. 3. r-Carthy, Lewis Daniels. B. II. Mea- .. ttows, J. A, Jones, S, H. Scottj. 1 , Committee on Entertainment Jas. A. Bryan, Mayor; J. J. Wolfenden, C. W. Munger.-Thoa Daniels. ' , The Coramltte on Reception are re quested to meet at the Norfolk and , " Southern depot on Wednesday mora- ng, the llth at MS, with their car. , ; rlages.. . . . . ., ..... . , : ' py order Board of Aldermen. .y ( ' JAS- a. brtan; ' " , - , T, ,.,! Mayor. - ' . .. Program for -Wedse4y 1 Call to order by Chairman of Com. , mlttee. : . , : - . , r 1 '-. : v ''. r. r . ' 1 f ' 441 f - .5 . v. t tu ilayor Jit Ke rrn... . - .. ' i s - r -4 Kir ; i-l".-i V - Sod the Gray." t -The '' '. 'or turns over the Bonw ; ment to the committee. ironummit nnvo;'"1 ry f.Trs, Due". .. J.:. I. art. I, t ! ". -"". , 7 The Chairman of t' i turns It ov-r to the t e. t The Covi riKir turns It ovr ta U. 8. suihorUU-s. I AfC()tanre ty the Utter. 1J A l iross by Ci !u!a A. A. Putnam, 1. Ar":!ery. - ,r- J 1 I . I- 11 t......'..J ' '-- It i iyrr r y c It ' "''. ,!a 1 .'I. .., I, I r ! rt I 1 ! y t EMI ix. f The OSklal Figures Che Boa ;Fe Deabts as' to Ilia Large s: . . XsJerRy. , . , -We herewith giro to the public the figures relating to the majorities giv en to Congressman Charles' R., Thomas v'-T'JiekseaTllle. '- ' i HON. CU AS. S. r - THOMAS, '! New Bern, N.C.,- ! ,Tour Majority 41.' my majority 403, whole-couBty' ticket elected by major ities ranging from 200 tor -Commissioners up to 47( register of deeds Kltcbln's . majority 430, official. . t s" . . B. M. KOONCE, Hon. Charles R. Thomas, .? ;, : j -Carteret democratic by 250 majorityi your.;, majority .larger v, .V -V '-.:-...,....:. '--.W. 8.' CHADWICK.: , TKe""tlIBc1al; count of all 1 counties of the. third district; except Cartetev whose boar iieeet seventh . day af ter election J give Thomas, Democrat for cougr. erer Hill Republican, 3,400 majority official,; with Carteret' least .'.TO. or oyer He carried by large majorities 'Very county In the dlatf let except Sampson. ,,vj 1 : St Aftef deducting this county Thomas has Jiy official count XU!Liiity.Ji .;; i f: Pesik f S. H. Tl etheriogtoo, ,: Mr.' N.' F., Wetherihftcp died ( last nlghjj'-at Jilshomr at Core City," after a to" weeks elcknesa, pneumonia be itttjleeadlng cause of his deatlui Mr, WetheripgUto was 59 years old, ;and leaTes a .wlfe and a number; of chil dren -to mou tbetr los.4 Prempt Loan by 8. B. I Association Mr;' J.T. Barhr;;f- '".X' ' if Secretory and Treasurer? We wish, to thank . the : Standard Building 4fc . Loan Association for the prompt maimer in Which they iftea upon oUr application fur a loan. Therr work on our building No. 69 End street has RiVM us atisfaotibn. . 1 ; (SIGNED);,. - . i JENNIE MUMFORD, 4 ' TV H MUMFORD, , : !js v"- tj '' 'f -v& ' f Ships to h to FnU 'Btost - r '. Rlchmood. Nor. a.-Aonau'ncemn wea- mad today' tul..tti.-flicliiii6nd branch of the American; Locomotive Company, had been awarded the con- tract, by th Virginia nrallway, tot nineteen raulUf articulate engines. When the patterns liatflr been received along with the material needed nit of the shops will be put In full blast again, giving employment to t.OOO skill ed high priced workmeth ,. '. - r' ' f Caleidar Oarmltte Meeting a The calendar coramltte of theew Bern bar are requested, to meet : at the clerk's office Wednesday morning November llth at 11 o'clock to ar- rahgev a'calendar of; "Civil 'cases for trial- irthi November Ternf of .th Superior eourt of Craven county J r:. By order of th commutee. . uj ' - W. vl : watsonV ; -. C."B. C. al,; A veteran. ; Th party left Boston Saturday, on aMer)hants,nd Miner Line steamer, arriving at Ncfulk, and ther wer glvn ft. special' coach '. to New Bern. Thoss In- the party spoke In- most complimentary terms Of Mr. Pierce's handling of the party,, and courtesies extended. They went to th Gem last night, and were' given splendid quarters. The following are those In the party aud the regiment they wer in and present residence ttth Massachusetts, George A. How. ard.Chelseav '. ' 25th. Massachusetts, Francis Wright, rayville. V, '' : t ' V " ' . "iiW'-fcimefta, Jos. P.; Tton Joih. iiaachustts, II. J. i.'arcy, AuwurO .i.:A.,- 4 ' t!!t Mftvhua'tta George F, Plerci rr.jvldfnce, R..L- A "'I '4i:h. ilaisBchusettsCapt '3. R. Ke dall, Bobtuh. , 41th. Massachusetts, H. E. WK ton, V.'altham. ' '!'.' 41!h. MaBachuBett,.Geo. P. Wal tt . 4ilh. ITataacLuteUa, Fred A 1 A lit W. Medford. ;th. Massachusetts, John D. V consb. MwJford. - rhuselts, Henry C. V t hncft's. Mulvtn O. a! ,ry I !.: A. V K. A. I J !i:eetxs df::ehs President Barrett, Describes Preliml narles- Arranged or Congress to ' Rah Price of Cotton te be Held In New - Orleans ' Kerember llth, , llrgcs Full Attendanee of Agrleal . turaL and. . Commercial XntersstSt : . .Union. City, Ga., Nov. .-Charleg S. Barrett, national president of the Far- mera' .Union has Just returned .to his home in this city. from a'.vlait to. New Orleans, where, 1B .conference: ".with prominent business men and tha locat authorities,. he perfected arrangement f or - the . Industrial and -Commercial uonierence. to. ne neid tnera- Hoven. ing 'tie. priced of cotts-J throughout the south.'.'".. '., -.'vy. s-j.-v. .-"... i' 4 ''la my opinion, said President Bar rett, "the conference will be the great eet. and most significant, gathering i its nature In- ihe-hiBtpry of the south. Its resttlt-wiU--be .aeen, it., may; be eonfidently predicted, in an increased price for- spot cotton In every seotloa of the south until the close of 1 tb selling season.. ,"I base this statement upon reports made - to me by ; prominent Officials of; the Farmers' Union With; whom 1 conferred- In .New Orleans,' and Upon the - enthusiastic encouragement ac corded me .by th .business .men ot the' Crescent- City.;.; . '. (!':- f 1 "From present Indications between one thousand and fifteen hundred del gates- from our organization -will be In- attendance, -covering th most im portant, portions of th cotton belt, and representing the majority of th cotton growers whose co-operation ts imperative In any movement' for in creasing -the-price- of the staple. !The Progressive Unlod ot New Or leans' eq'ulvtolimt to the board of trade iff the ordinary' city ,:gfeeteu to most heartily on my arrival.'and lie niem bers eagerty offered ;theW aid to to llPtipi JhftptereiC ML:ptAr'Jt :the business . men jot tth;home city, but as ,we(l pt;other, Iropprtantj oommunt tles. througljout;,theBpuUj,- 4'1 cau.no lpugerjaoubtfrom the ex pressions of the most prominent busl. ness jnien,;vof. New, Orleans, that the commercial Jnterests of tl)ls city, , the largest.booa fide cptton market ia-the worldr ar anxious. to co-operate In a campaiixtiKfor, better .'prjo, and that they are. ready to- show heir willing. nesa. ln substajitial torm .. K-y ''Thai railroads, have granted a rate of oue.iare,. plus .225 cents, or the round trip from, every section In the South,, , Tickets go on, sale November 9th. i The. Hotel Grunwald .will be th headquarter of. the Farmers' Union during the conference, and. has made rat t members of the union of $1.00 a day the same" otter, being open to visitor attending our' sessions. ' ' UTha clty of New Orleans has ten dered the French Oper-tUuM for the sessIonaot tho-enfeseBce, and dele gates 'will by generously entertained during their stayipcfudinVa boat ride on the Mississippi" river, and other a- musemenu.': .. , . . .... "("believe this, conference '.will, be the means of saving, $150,000,000 by increasing the price of cotton from th presenttlme . until th end of th selling season. Is not this sum. .to be distributed In every channel ot south ern Industry,, weii, worth the effort of business men generally T 1 . ask in co-operation ot manufacturers, men of affairs, public men. every class, lQ fact, ot men of activity In the south In making a success of this confer ence. Th first day's session, will be executive, and -open only to members of the union,, , , . . , , , . "The se8Hlna.of . tb 12th wQl b open to our friends from every section ot the south. They will be sppolnteit on committees with members of the Fnrmers' Union to work In brtnouy f r t'-e end in which each sre equally lutersHted." 1 , .. f C11ARLK3 8.;. BAR RETT, fcoodness, Godness, XUs Agaest Charlotte" ObserterV BIK".'r liow would lt( 60 -tor ihe national Dumooratlc party at Us rert ronvsn tb.ii t u.ti.j t si lts'p!.ttf..ria that 01 ilm ri!im'r Kiid l!uiin-r convention of ISiMi. Thi.ie never" ws a f.ner one. - '...- - . ... J:'i..--InU Tl-r'nla, ; itirhmonit, r-'.tv. 4':.: t'-B r'-"i niliiloim of dollars Inrreum tat ' ' 1 ta tha taint. In ynliipj (if he slut fro i her mineral UmU. this year ss col - pared !! q t. 1.. t j "r. llV(-n COM . 'i.' .m r,nit n tit I ' 1 t L. r. t r.- v 1 r t i t t ' 1 . f j j UJJGHT OF THEIVUITE PLAGUE i I ah dfpobtakt address delit ( Fred before the teachers OF CRAVE5 COCSTT, 3 t , ifi. CHARLES DUFFI FEEVEHTian OF THE DISEASE iT - bere - iosJ . cimimt Abeat AO Per County Its Progress Rapid and Sore. . The .Interest of Every , Teacher as WeU as Every Parent Keeessary to Ef ; fectaally Stamp Out the Ravages f the Disease. It ean be Annihn ' ted and Therefore Mast he. '-j. . Your superintendent Mr. Brinson has kindly invited me to meet you on this .-J occasion that we may have a face to face talk on the prevention of some ot th mora Important death- produc ing .disabling, disease, of .our commu nity. : S&i:-v i.'i When4 tell you that it is esjimatea that, more than 600,000. nearly on half of the deaths from all causes in the , .United States , occu c . every, year frem diseases which are strictly : pre ventable, you will no doubt see with-: out , further' argument : the necessity that every man, woman, and child, In our land should immediately enter the ranks to battle against the spread of these diseases. "The diseases of . this class that . mor nearly concern u a, re, Tuberculosis, typhoid and Mala rial, fevers, and hookworm diseases. Ther are of course Other diseases be longing to this list, uch as yellow fever, mall-pox, , dlptheria scarlei fever, small-pox. diphtheria, . scarlet but they altogether cut a small flgur In our death . rate, In. comparison to the four first enumerated, and strange to say,; while this is tho case, these comparatively insignificant . diseases have for years and year received the unstinted care and concern of muni cipal state and national authorities, involving the expenditure of Immense suiaa of. jmaney,.. while . tuberculosis. typhoid, aud malarial fevers and boos. worm diseases are allowed to continue their silent and deadly march almost unmolested. , Jt ,1a not my purpose to enter fully into the discussion ptthesv eauses and,, prevention of tbese. dis eases, but simply to say enough to Interest ' 7w , in the study of - ther causes ,and the methods of their pre vention. At the head vt the list we have under consideration stands tuber culosis, j About 10 or ' 12 per cent ot th deaths in th . United States ' is eaused by this one disease, the es tlmated total being 170 to 200,000 pu annum. ;' v"1 ' . I recently attended the meeting ot the ' International Tuberculosis Con gress In Washington City where wer assembled men Of th highest rank in our' profession' from all over th world. Of this vast assemblagge of scientific men, no voice was heard dissenting from the dictum tuat tuber culosla can be and muBt be wiped oft th face ot the globe. Concerted act ion and effort must be hud to stay its march, and I know of no better place to go tor recruits" to this army of ex termination now being formed, than to the ranks of th teachers of the coming generation. Reforms of what ver kind take easy, root In the ten der minds under your car as pupils. "Teach your pupils at the very first opportunity, the. simple laws, ot hy giene and sanitation. Show them that tuberculosis- is a- communicable dls e .so, and that' they will never under any clrcurmit&noes, contract cousump. tfcss uuls thev Imbibe the semis 01 the disease from uother person. That th usual wa ot coutracllnB th dls - ease from the spit or spray coughed up from tuberculosis lungs. It ts not necessary, U Is evon cruel to shun a tubereulosls patient. It Is only nec essry to 'be careful that he does not eolith In the sir you .are-breathing, nr near the food yoa are eating, and to see' that' he does Dot spit on th floors, walls or sidewalks, whore th rplt becomes dry snd rise with the mi Is thus breathed Into your 1 i r refill cot to u4 tun sam rup or, dlrtici, toe!n, tc ' '-teuloels patlcot Ue, careful - the handa 1 'ter hiiniillng i worn Or be ) llollies, . , lie-i V '1 Sin b ut'.";ts. to th tot ' " til 1 may 1. I 1 i y 11 ..r I i h of we An i t I s a y r i- A !. t the potson going to good doctor tor examination, that it may be ascertain-, wa wnsiner aa r ane ism ine oegin- uing stage of oonsumption. Do not cenceal tronv tho patient the fact. 'if it ehould prove to;K ease of the disease,: because steps should be lm- mediately takes to relieve' the sufer- 'er.-ag 'Well as to guard against the communication of the disorder to oth er personaiv 'Jtfii.Jtruii J. ;A'.i ; Look Well to-the general health of your pupils, - and make If possible Uumber of the "member of tb Grhnd bust men and women of-them, that Army ol th Republl will eoma to they may five up to and stand up tor Nfw Bern to participate la th uu thelr health's right, rnslBt upon the veiling of th monument la th Ns necesslfy that'-, they - have sufficient tlenal cemetery, dedicated to th mem food and clothing. Encourage them in .ory of the soldiers yf that state. A their sports on the playground, guard -CW abnormally bright child who over works and underplays. If a pupil lags behind his- work;' flna out why? H may liave incipient teuebonloais, ma larial poisoning; hook-worm disease, detective eyesight,' adenoids,, and- may need- the care of hi physician.. Look to the proper -ventillation and heating tHe' dust. . that you do not scatter it tri the-alr"d -thence-into the lung of the :chlldren.A These are some ot the Important measures that go to tie making of. men and women of boys and girls-;. men and womon tor- the great crusade which is dally gathering force, and which la pledged to wage nhrelentlngg war. on t. these . plagues, which have mocked the efforts of bur phystclaus to stay their march thro' the - centuries, and oven today show us an annual death-rate in the United States of.,50Q,000. people,,, , I The germ that eauses typhoid fevei isi psua.lly swaUowed,..Bome authon- t lea think it may be inhaled. The usual stiree .of Infectio is- from the drink ing-.of water from a well or springs the has .been -contaminated, by the careless dlepoBltlon of ..th , X ,xcret froBi a, typhoid patient,. Milk and oth er .food may -Also . ba th carriers ot th intecion. Tb well or apriag must he abandoned as a source of .water sup ply, or if this (a Impracticable, th wa ter must be boiled before oelng used. All food from the sick room not used bjf'the patient murt be destroyed. 1 All excreta from the patients body must be disinfected and burled well away from. th source, of.th water supply.. All Clothlpg used on. person, or bed os. patient . mut be . disinfected by boit- inoju qtbrwJ..Jep:.off th fli. I as thejc carnr.tb. poison ;by feeding on the patient or .hit aecretipns, them dropping it on food or drink that may be swallowed by other persons.,. The nurse Bhould be careful to cleanse, the hands after touching patient, and eat or .drlng nothing In the slck .room. ,. MalarIal.Fevecv:,r- -uh This fever is. .communicated, by the malaria carrying, mosquito- which ts the Intermediary host of the malarial germ. -.Screen your houses and, keep behind your screens at sight, and. you wlU .not hav.: malarial . fever. JThla mosquito bites only at night, and it Is fortunately , easier to avoid her bite than, to avoid the bite of .those that bite both olggbt and day. Everybody should, b. enjoined to. destroy ;,th larvae of mosquitoes, ;or wlgglers In their breeding place before they ar rive at tb stagge, ot adult insects, and then we wilj hav no us for screens, -r' ,,;; Hook-wona Disease. ) . Hook-worm disease Is noticed among children who hav usually, been called dirt-eaters., The disease Is .peculiar, to the. sand hltl regions, and.lQ per cent oTsll the children In these re gions re.more or less. infected, many of which, are lary sallow faced pussy looking llttl fellows, and generally make sorry .. specimens of . the, genus homo, unless the worm is destroyed before It has drlvea tb manhood and womanhood from, the llttl victims- Do not despise these unfortunate lit tle fellows they cannot help their con dition and are not In every Instance Ihle for It. The onlv thins voa can do in tnese cases, is to senaiaem , to . the doctor and have them curea .Tbe state and municipal authorities will have to attend to th doing away I. V .1. - - '" '' ' ... -. , with the cause. Now, . ladles - and - gentlemea as . I stated In th beginning my purpos Is not so much to teach this method ot preventing th disesses we have bad under consideration as to Interest you la the study and in the applica tion of measures for their prevention, while pursuelng your studies along - thKft iiP don't forret that serins ot ril'ine niay live 'dormant like seeds or grain la thi) garden outside the body for a long time If protected from sun Hftht. cold snd out door sir. Th tubercle baHlW can stand Sun 1U '- only a few hours, ordinary (iny 1' ony a few days, !. ! it Is I . ' t ly killed by 1,..:::. M.r. ta t f bacilihir U t'. -' lo! aiel t'.-it t' e f 4 ft t 1, f. .1, iHMM . Illteie; ' - I Av I ( i. - It l-t t i, i J ! r Kr i 1 't li v l.i t t I H'T nPniCffl'l V " n tint. .VUuJwtWtl -V . ! ... . , ITVT I'Tni'CCnSV .. , . , . ,tAI Ik Llitf LuliAT "'' . "i-"?- - ": . , Cterernor Guild of Massaebusettg' ad SUIT aaa Many CItliens of That B Oar OaesU. Next Wednesday, Governor Ou ot Massachusetts, Ibis staff and a largo flnr program has beeij prepared and Uia xrciaea will b very jatotoaUng It is expected that about . 150, people will come here la fact, that number. have secured rooms at tb . hotels. They will be accompanied also by a contingent from Rhode Island.' They wilt be tendered a reception -by jthe Daughters of the Confederacy. Th Children of the Confederacy'; Will hav a part in the program. -.,''. ..ti lt has ben suggested tnatvtho cltt Reus of New Bern do all is their power to giv th' visitors i, cordial welcome by. making' the streets ' aa clean, and attractive .'as nosalhla. 1 Now that w have good walks, let's, sweep the dirt j off and" show Our guests that we hare good -pavements; "If Is . q,uite 'possibTe that , tbls- vtelt may-resulr'-in iome permanent good to - New-.Bern . and therefor w make, this suggestion. r The monument is a beautiful speci men of the sculptors art ' The statue is a figur with graceful aud appro priate pos. - The material is granite and brons. It will b a. Striking and ; notabl f-truoture. ; A Th monument. Will b Unveiled, by Mrs, Dugan, who is a native of New Bern. Her parents, Col.i and Mrs,.; Emery, were resident of. he city durIcHhe war And died of th yellow- fvr. ' A letter of thanks from Congress man Charles R. Thomas to th Demo cracy. of th Third Coftgrsslonai Ks Urlot of North Cftrolina. -. Having reivd a letter from Chair man A. H Elter of th SUte . Demo cratic Executive Committee In which he extends to me his 'tUanks tor my grea interest Bad, seal In th csin- naigj, and tor; as wvaays, "your won- derful. power s.ot organization, -wnicn have kept th Third District upon the bed-rock of. Democracy while others hav . drifted away." . ; ,1 , I hav written hlra letter In whlsh I have stated tha the thanks and conr pUmentary allusions care dust to the leaders la every county of the. Tblri District -and th privates In the rank who hav won. for .Us thevictory. , It s an, unusual thjng. for.me, la this public war, to make any allusion to th lection attar. it to over but I. fi that this to my duty, and tt ta my desire la my heart extend thi year In a public way tqvery Demo crat In th Third District and every friend of mine my very sineer and heartfelt thanks tor their votes ana strong support which hav again tf en me the opportunity to serve theai In congress. There .has aeter bee an hour in my life, when any office I hav held at the hands of the peo ple has pot been regarded by me a public trusts snd .every citlsen ot tha district, from th' highest to th humblest baa found that Idea to ha th cardinal priacipl of my public life. ' ; I ow an especial debt ot gratitude to the Democratic Chairman of th counties composing th Third Dlstriet and extend my thanks to them as well as every loyal. Democrat and every friend who supported me Md rolled up such a majority,' as will Inofeasee the' Influence which I now have with men of all parties, the lead ers, as well 'as the "rank "and file la the House ot Representatives In Vest gress of the United States.' " I " Yours very sincerely, ' '.ffc:CH AXLES R. TUOMAi.";: TO WHOM IT MAT COXCESX! ; ': ? ci;cn ' :' "After'thU dats the Burr & WlJemin collectlug agency of Et Louis, J:o., are no longer authorized to culluct for (Signed).' ' ".' " , ; '"' ' : ' ' " ' F. it CHADWIcn.' Jsdg rurrell lu Fu'll. g Health. Special to Jjui nal. " . RalotA Nov. ' T. TU "teal'h ' i-t Jul -j Tl,-.n.s U. Paw .11 ft th.i f--l--r- 111 L J.iA Ju' t ce rt r.iii(l:iue J i e in. I.. A ud la re i . Al (f ) t- !. f r J ' 1 tj 1 t ) 1 111 HIGH GLEE CUAIBXAK ELLER, A If ADMIRABLE . JtAIAEB OF THE CAM PA 10 X RECEIVED MAHY - COMPLI MENTS FROM LEADING DEMOCRATS. SI.....J I.J UtLL..J lL.;:,ii! StateneBt f tiepsWieSB Gains In th" - Legbjlature Thluks the Oppouivu - Ar Whipped In a Square anj F;ia- Fiht Waiting for Honor;-1 Prosperity. Let Him Come Alonir Special Correspondence. ' ; . iaaleIgh,. Nov., 6,-mThe Republicans are - ia-jgrect .spirits about capturing three congressional districts this time aad' thy say so, but they adnilt'O'a-i ir thi llfth district if KItch'n 'liac beei. running they would not have Stood a ghost of a chance, for as thr 1 say taa district, was th only; one lu the. state which went demectat'c ) the bad year" of the Fusion perlou Kltehld 'carried the fifth district tilts Urn in his ' rac for governor .by more ' than s- 2,000.: The itoptibUcati ' say that Brooks, the candidate ln tlu fifth district put up by the democrats really defeated himself and, that he' had bis Hurst, who" knocked htm heavily -ait the critical tlme:Ti!n democrats are' rather soreover 1. s lag th fifth, but do not show ,ar. great grief so tar as Mr. Brooke . V'' -concerned, to judg by the talk he oi every head.' They very -ahn i r regret the loss of the Tenth dlstr' t and the defeat of Congressman Cr. ford. Jh . dfat of congressj, Htckett,dld,not come as any sun. to kilter democrats- or republic .. who knew th conditions in that '(i!- trlct and how close it always Is. r, Chairman Eller left Raleigh this at ternoon.Bad carried with him a plt n did record as ft campaign manager. Tour correspondent had a long talk declare I stick to my 'figure as to. IC tchln's majority, that It is not less 40,000, and I will only urrendev t the official count In th last leg islature the 'Republican had 22 mem bers' for the! House and six in U.e Senate and they carried 19 count- . .i. As the full returns come in, the n - s fra(. KAtfAv and V BD. .Wa tlftVR 1 f il lost a many members .as I flvst tUourht , As near as I can tell It now the Republicans gained two n;i& Bers "of Jh House la Forsythe, t uo Davidson, one m Cabarrus, onr- In ktairley, on In Orange, two In Jitx; ngham and on lu Catawba.. What niher rnrisals have the Renublicftas made t Now let us look at our cap ture W hav reclaimed Dare, wit!i on mmbr, Pamlico on, Watuugj on. Clay one, TJrabam ooe. We car ried Swala by 350 on the local ticket but our people had madeno nomina tion for' the legislature there. ' I still think we have carried Polk County. This means that we have' gained 8 members and th Republicans 9, S" aa I see it, we have only a net lo ot tire in th House. In the Sennte th Republicans have gained one in Randolph, on In Forsythe, and one to Buncombe, and we- claim no irrirn BBltss In th fiftenth district EllIri,1or tnd Peterson are elected, KltcMn r.n tM the fifth dletrict by over 2, Wi!,h Sarry In It a a new county w-V Is) enormous Jlepubkcan majorli. .'V&k what, do you think of t'.ls tid-slkle?" snld Chairman IT'' i J wt7h liquor, railroads, and local n ,blfln utilized in every possible n 'y tb republicans? "I tell you nr. I -ei,'c,fa a square fuht. Elv ry - Sows that la North Carolina th. I'-.fure Is the supreme and 'I", i 'irtput thing and that next.t.i. '.:.' ill hi.i.cir-'.nce Is a majority r r i Kt-kt .t!-.Vt...Th Ppu!!le:,-s v.. -v ii i-i, rs t.ey have dc.sn tt.' ;. Sut ney fannnt ana ne.-.i mn i t tret it the s l!d rsi.l-s of t' ' "'!3 I!"ty l)e!,t:ve- S'.ll ' t f.i '--l to '1 t'.e r. ''