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' J 14 -4 No. 82 NEW BERN CRAVEN COUNTY, ; N. C.- TUESDAY JANUARY 10. 1911 -FIRST SECTION 33rd. YEAR TM T IT ' " . ' i ii 1 EDDY'S E TO EXTEND THE WILL HOLD MEM lAKEIITQIAFT ;gmhjj opeiieo JJJ Ill faces ; - HlCHARfiE AFFAIRS flGAII-Au-- HONDURAS' BOSS CHI flTS mmi'iiv G01I1II mien ii Return of Christian Science Lead er. Manifestation Watched - " For by Students. 7' New York, Jm. 6. Students 'ef Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, the excommunica ted Christian' Scientist, who hai an nounced her belie! that Mrs. Mary Ba ker tr. Eddy will loon return from the grave and. give a "manifestation" that will startle the world, are dai'y expect ing Mr. Stetson to announce that she haa teen and talked with Mrs. Eddy. At the Stetson home, on , West Nine ty sixth street next door to the ' First 1 Church of Christ, Scientist, which Mrs. 8teton built seven years ago, is a va cant chair, reserved for the appearance of Mrs, EMdyIo this chajr, students of MrssUetson say, Mrs, Eddy's spir itual body has already rested on sever al occasions, though that was several months before her death and while the Mother of Christian Science whs in re tirement at her home in Brook line. 1 According to the testimony of sever al of Mr. Stetson's students in Boston last year, while ahe was on trial for heresy, meetings presided over by Mrs. Stetson were held in an" upper room of - West Ninety-sixth Street, at which 11 present fixed their thoughts on the empty chair and exerted a thought force which was supposed to compel Mrs. Eddy to project her spiritual be ing through spaee to the empty chair. These students also told "of mental" visits of Mrs. Eddy to the Stetson home. Mrs, Eddy's last visit to the Stetson home was many months ego," but the name chair ia'still ready, and those who believe as Mrs, Stetson does say that within a week they expect either to see Mrs. Eddy themselves or barn from Mrs. Stetson that the latter hasseen and conversed with the late high pTiest ess of Christian Science .f V;,';, , For the last few days many of Mrs, Stetson'sstudentsoutof town ha,ve been coming here, firm-in the belief that they too, will be able to witness the "manifestation' or "resurrectiorr'-of Mrs. Eddy. .;. ';..., ., V.v.; Prominent Greensbfxo Man Tells ;77t)f' Savodine." , i T. F, Causey, a Greensboro merchant doing business at 713 Ev Market street, says: "I have been a great sufferei from neuragia for j. several; years," at very one in my locality knows.' SAVO DINE is the only thing 1 ''have evei . found that would givenfe relief. I can'i say enough for it" " N VV ' i T. ELCAUSEY, For Benefit of rnbilc library. On Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock In the Daughters of the Confederacy kali there will be an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play under the auspices of the Library Committee. Rev L. P, Howard, who wag in Eu rope this past summer; and who atten dad the Passion Play at Ober'Ammer gtu will lecture while .the scenes; will beyividly reproduced by means of soul stirring panoramic stereoptican picture? magnified life size. This play, a many know, is produced but once in ten years and coats hundreds of thousands of do) . lure, and people go from all over the world to kee it. 'This is yoqr chance to witness this world's renowned play arid also to hear a moat interesting descrip tlon of each scene when presented by this gifted young minister., Admission 25 cents.i .Tickets' on .sale at Ennett'a book store. Bradham's drug store and Hlbbard's Jewelry stQre or from any member of the committee. Rhiunatlim Relieved In Six Houn Dr. Detchon'l rel'ref Jor Rheumatism usually relieves severest cajies in a few hours. Its action upon, the system is remarkable and effective, It removes at once the eause and the disease quick ly disappears. First dose greatly bene fits. 75c and 1.00. Sold by' Bredham DrugCe. . , , ' ' , t . . ' v " Stewards Bold Meeting- . ... m.. . - . ; r . I -a- $w . The Stewards of the New Bern Di trictof the rethodist Episcopal church South, met i i this city yesterday. Rev, R. F. Bumpuas presided oyer the meet- buz. The following fist of delegates were present: - ' '. ' Messrs. J MSpruill. Oriental; C Pew ev Goldaboro: Richard Johnson, Go'd boro. Demp ey Wood, LaGrange; 0 Weatherly, Faison, J WGoodnon; Kins- ton; L W 1 pocks Griftun; JE Edwards, Enow Blll;-CV Richardson, Dover; T A Green, City: L L Brinson, "Pamlico; J V V,,o',n, Jcnes; O II Wethering ton, Eri -)n: C P Dey. Beaufort; W L Aren ! 1!, Horuhead, City and Alex Foreman, Carteret 'bounty. V - ! i - p'i fiir Three t T. tC. f i New teta Banking & y's iu. '-, your best of- uf.o.i.ij; Filipino Official May be Tried For Pro Japanese Speech. Doubt Expressed.- Washington, Jan, 6 War Depart ment officials yesterday discussed the practicability of ' punishing Felipo Buencamino, the-Filipino Assembljt man, who declared betore the Philip pine Legislature yesterday that tbe Japanese would posset's the Philippines by-April next,: vn the ground that KR speech constituted treason. , Doubt was expressed, however, , as to wholher it could be done, under United States laws. . . . ' ; Felipe Buencamino, whose name, when anglicized, ia 'Piilip Good Roads' is well known to every army officer who has served in the Philippine. He bears the reputation, of being an orator of ability., ' lie came to the Unitad States and "Btumped'.' the country in lehalf of the Filipino insurgents against American rule. . " ;,- w .. f V Crimson Clover, Seed Rye, Hyde County.. Rust Proof Oats, Hay Grain and Feed. Agt.jbr International Stock and Poultry Food. Chas. B Hill. New Bern, N, C. F. E. & C. Union. . v - The Farmers Educational and Co-op erative Union of Craven county has ar sngf d for a rally at. New Bprn on Jan, 14th, at eleven o'clock We have en gaged an able, and practical educator to meet with us and make an addreis on that occasion, we hope all who possibly can will m6t with the union at that time an I placA It will be a public ad drss and' everybody who wishes the general prosperity of our county and eastern N. C, ought to come. Ve especially invite the teacherjol )" public schools ti be present and you may expect an elevating and .practi cal addresB. ' Come out and bear Mr, f. E. Shaw of Tjacl iigs N. G , ' ,:r. D.TJWHITFORD "Prei. Craven Con ty Union. Captivated Captured "Away. and Carried A beautiful, marriage took place at Beech Grove church Jan. 4' h. at 4 p m. , The enntmcting parties were Mr, Quinton U. Southerlard of Wallace, N, C. and Misa Annie B. Perry of Ih.e vicinity. The ceremony was conducted Sy Rev. J. M. Wright.. , ' The contracting partieelef t immedi ttelv. takine the evening- train for s bridal tour. ... ' We all wish them a happy and hope ful life and much prosperity. ,Ani i. a one of our brightest and best girls, tnd we shall miss her gonial smile and cheerful rongs, but he who has captur ed such a prize is much to he congrat u'a eJ, a id we predict that the place they make their future home" will bt blessed and helped by their presence. TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa tUre is on each box. 25c. - . ' . Gaynor'a Assailant Gets 12 Tears. New York, Jan.- 6. James J. Gallali er, who shot mayor Gaynor last August was sentenced, yesterday to 12 years imprisonment He was convicted Jersey City on an indictment charging hiiri with not shooting mayor Gaynor, but with assaulting with intent to kill William t Edwards; -commissionei street cleaning in New York.' The jury was out fortv minutes and the trial las ted but a portion of one day. In addi tion to the 12 years he will have to stay in prison until the cofct of his -protecu tion'has been paid by prison service. H showed no emotion when the verdict was fesd or when tne sentence was pronounced. " : v Hlkhcock. Gets Reports SiYlngs Banks. on Postal WashingtonkJan. 6 At a mewting of the board of trustees of the postal sav ings banks, held at the office of Post - 'master GeneralHitchcock yesterd - Uomewhat fragmentary reports of th E , flnt day's operation of the postal sav Ings banks throughout the ccuntry were received. The reports, although incom piete, were sufficient to convince tho members of the board that the plan worked put successfully and, with prac tically no difficulty. Mr. Hitchcock wired the postmasters in each state in charge of a postal bank to t legraph a detailed statement of tSe tint day's business, and it is expected that a' summary of these telegrsphic reports wijl demonstrate that the new governmental banking institution is sn unqualified succejs, - ' Beaeportionment Discussed by Crumpacker and Campbell . States Separate Duties. ' Washington, Jan. 6. Reapportion ment ef tne next house of representa tives under the new census was the sub ject of c inference at the white hQuse Wednesday when representative Crum packer, of Indiana, chairman of, the houne omrolttee On the -census,-talked At the -same time representative Campbell, of Kansas, came to the white bouse with an entirely new idea. He wanted the membership of the house arbitrarily f.xed at 225, the number not to vary under any circumstances,' even though the population of the country doubles. i "-r - ; Mr. Campbell said he was waiting to see a draft of the Crumpacker bill' be fore deciding whether he would intro duce a bill putting an absolute limit up on the representatiees which the .State shall forever have. The Kansan would take all the butii- ness with the co-ordinate branches of the government out of the hands of the congress aad place the duty of looking rter such matters in the hands of state agents, one for each state. This would make statesmen out of our congressmen, instead of politicians,' said Mr. CampbeU. :It would leave th m free to study. statecraft; it would make them what the constitution in tended they should, be." : f When told about the plan of his col Ifeatrue. Judje CfumDacker was not fa vorably impressed. He said it w ould not work. Ha said that the houne of representatives must be a big body se it 'would not perform its function as provided for in the constitution that of reflecting the sentiment of th a peo ple. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS ... Have you neglected your Kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous sys tent and-caused trouble with your kid neys and bladder? Have, you pains in loinst side, back, groins and bladder? LT.... Hn . (tin liavv viu n liouuv nuugaiaiu.? vfc vim fac, especially under the eyeef-Trrr'--X"7; queat a desire to pass urine? If so, Wil liams' Kidney Pills will cure you-at Druggist, Price 50c. Williams' M'f'g. Co., Props., Cleveland, O. ' . N Lane-Lane. Mr. W, P. Lane, of Fort Barnwell, nH Miss Julia H. Line were happily married at the home of the bride, near C ve City, January 6th. .- ' Mr. and Mrs. Lane are both decend- ?'d from the oldest families in Craven county and have a host of-good friends in New Bern and the county who wish the m a life-long happiness. At The Llasonic Cjiera Hotee Beport That He Will Lend That :' i,'. Country 110,000,000. i New ; Orleans, Jan. 7 That Gen. Mannel Bonilla,' Honduran rebel leader. today holds the ' key to the key to the Central American republic aa the re suit of bis capture of Ruatan Island is Confirmed in dispatches from Puerto Cortez, The prospect of immediate in-tervenf-ipD of the reported deal by which JPMorgan & Co. assumes the indeUt edness.bfthe Hondurarf Government's apparently the moat vital question be ing discussed in Central America and the - foreign colony . here. President Davila has commissioned government agents to negotiate finally with the Morgan syndicate,; the proposed bond ing of the national debt. .1 -,? v - It is stated in authoritative quarters In" Wall street today that the proposed loan to Honduras, to be floated by J. Pierpont Morgan, will be only $10,000, 000, instead of $40,000,000 as first re ported, The negotiations for the loan have not been closed. They came and saw and everybody says the 'Piercing Arrow' Sale. at J. J Baxter's is the greatest ever. Come with the crowd and get the pickings. ; ' " Farmers Buy Too Much. In the supplementary bulletin just "is sued from the State department of ag riculture and gotten up by State Agio nofhistJ. L. Burgess, very valuable and significant estimates are made of food products shipped into North Caro mors of the State. It shows that not'?Lf TT a."diands .ttrted less than 80,000 tons of mill feed values at $1,368,010 came into the' State, $4, 227,686 worth of wheat and flotH-; $0, 877,148 worth of cured meat; $1,123, 166 worth of corn and oats; $221,875 ujnrth nf hm' ti9 fiS5 worth of butter. The conclusion reached in thisspecial i . . . . . A mist Burgess is that every farmer should maki) it a point to at least raise his own home supplies, no matter to what special crop his lands and section may be especially adapted.' FOR SALE CHEAP Gas launch, Good condition. Suitable for passenger boat, freight or towing, 36 ft. in length, ft ft, 6 inch beam, Cabin, Dead-ritxht built hull, 7 tons burten, 10 b. p. Lathrop engine. Apply to J. E. JENKINS, Newport, N. C. v. J A - ' : ' ' '' " l jofAiMmiiMmisFWMWimTRmm: Party Eeturning Through Norfolk ! Tell of Trip. - Party ' Much I Impressed. ' ' Norfolk, Jan. 9 Norfolkians'who attended (he celebration of the opening of the first link of the inland waterway near . Morehead City Friday returned Saturday,':.;: . v'.".-. .rj. , i'Vv;;l They spoke very highly of the cele bration and were enthusiastic over the possibility of extending the canal to Norfolk thereby providing a free inland route from the Chesapeake Bay to Beaufort Inlet. . Mr. Wolcott said the next step ought to be the completion of the canal to Norfolk and that waterway advocates here should do their best to so impress Congress that it is the most important link, that could be constructed. He said, it would open up a free protected route southward for vessels from Nor folk, Baltimore, Washington, Rich mond, Annapolis" and other. cities and towns on the Chesapeake Bay and its tiibutariei. The party is making the entire re turn trip from Morehead City to Wash ington by water, this now being possi ble since the opening of the new canaL There are two canals tetween Norfolk and the Albemarle Sound but they are not free waterways, both being owned by private corporations. Congressman F. C. Stevens, who is a member of the Washington party, is the representative from Minniapolis district and a member of the commission of Congress appointed to investigate inland water routes in America and Europe for a comparison of the develop ments of the two continent?. Mr. Wolcott said members of the Con gressional parly were very much im pressed with the topography of the Eastern Carolina section, ' The wildness their attention and a four-hundred pound bear killed On Jhe banks of tbe canal aroused their -curiosity. Tbe brute was taken aboard one of the ves sels. . New Gunboats on Patrol. - -IK Washington, Jan. 6-That the United States Government is determined to keep constant guard upon the coasts of Honduras during the revolutionary movements in tW country was eviden ced yesterday.when two gunboats were ordered to take the places of the two now on patrol, which have been direct ed to go to navy yards. The Yorktown and the Tacoma, on the west and east coasts, are going to San Francisco and Guantanamo, re spectively! while the Princeton and the Marietta, now at Corinto and Guanta namo. respectively, will take their places at once. Jannary 2Slii. Pepsi Cola Bottlers To Meet In This City January 1921 Beg nning next Thursday , morning and continuing hntil Saturday evening the second annual convention of the Pepsi-tola bottlers of - the United States will be in session, in this city Tlie following elaborate program has been arranged! ;;f K Thursday 19, 11 A. VL-itf Address of Welcome, Mayor C. J. McCarthy. "We Are Glad We Are Here," T W Thrash. JTarboro, N. C. "The Pepsi-Cola Family" Pres. C. D. Bradham. Dinner. Thursday, 3 P. M. "The Label," H. Gamse, Baltimore, Md. "The Soda Man," D W. Davis, Elizabeth City, H. W. VanDoren, Pul aski. Va. "The Top of All," P B Beard, C C. & S. Co. "How to Get Business" E H. Gaines, T W Thrash, FHShipp, GNCook. Thursday,"? P. M. Smoker, at home of Pres. C D Brad ham. " Friday 20, 10 A, M. "How to Assist The Salesman From Home Office," G N Gaines, Sales Mana ger. . '-The Crate, Astray," G N Cook. EH Mixon, Washington N. C, D W Davis and others. "Bottlers Account ing," H J Carpenter, Chief Accountant Pepsi-Cola Co., A. D. Weasel, T. W. "The Sign, "Eugene U Knight, Phila delphia, Jas. A. Oudin, New York, E. H. Gaines, Chas. F Heist, Philadelphia A, Swayze, Canton, Pa. Friday, 1 P. M. Cruise down sound on U, S. S. Elfrida complimentary to Pepsi-Cola Bottlers by Capt. T. C. Daniels, commanding NorttCarolina Naval Militia. Sengs and Choruses, led by P. B. Beard and J, Leon Williams. 'The Wagon Man,' J. Frank Hayer, Charlotte, N. C. W. J Benjamin, 8umter, S C. H. H. McCoy, Kinston, N, C. "The Premium," F. M. Hahn, A. D. Weasel, E. H. Gaines. "Our Mutual Interests," J D Farrior, Vice-President Friday, 8 to 12 P.M. Reception at Pepsi-Cola Factory, re- f resbmentamusicX y Saturday 21. "Home, Sweet Home. N Stomach Agony Take Mi-o-na and Quickly get Kid of Indigestion. Go to Bradham Drug Cx today and get a fifty cent box of MI O-NA stjm ach tablets. Take them as directed and notice how quickly distress, gas aud heaviness will disappear. , MI-O.NA stomach tablets not only givelnstant relief, but taken for a few daya drive away dizziness, headache, nervousness and billiousness. , Bad dreams and tosirfng about in bed are caused by out of order stomach, and MI-O-NA will remove the cause and put your stomach in splendid con dition in a fewdays. - ", Give MI-O-NA a trial at a risk they guarantee it to cure any stomach trouble or money back. MI O-NA is a fine tonic, it builds np run down people in a short time. , v Bradham Drug Co. and druggists every where sett Ml-ONA at 60 cents a large1 box. - Write for iree trial sam ple, Booth's Mi-o-na, Buffalo, N. Y. Drowned at Ocracoke, The death of Mr. Luther Charlotte, son of Mrs. Emily Charlotte of this city, is reported as haQr. occurred at Ocracoke Dec. 31th. by drowning, The young man was 22 years old. Node tails as to the drowning art known. - Farm For Rent One horse f armr6 room dwelling, well drained, wire fence, good water, newjry 4n4 tne beginning of new develop- barns and outbuildings, healthy place, epen stock) range, cheap to good tenant Apply to Journal. tired Bullet at Wife. Philadelphia, Jan. 6th. Frenzied be cause his wife waa about to separate from him, William Adams, aged f .ti yean, fired a bullet into her left breast and then killed himself , with a shot in the brain. According to neighbors Ad ams and his wife have had frequent quarrels in their home in Olney, a sub-' urb. They agreed to separate and Mrs. Adams was preparing to leave home yesterday when Adams returned, ap parently In a good humor. The couple went together to a back room of the house and a moment later the two shots were heard. Mrs. Adams is in a criti - cal condition, j - Towns of Eastern North Carolina Hold .A. Great Celebration. - Distinguished Guests- 'r nt " The blue sky of North Carolina, the eool winds and hospitality of three towns, Beanfort, Morehead City and Oriental, welcomed three thousand peo ple to the banks of the new canal of the Inland Waterway connecting Beaufort harbor and Neuse tw.s f' ' 'r These people were, carried to the place by fifty six steamers and motor boats,-many coming also from the neighborhood. The , celebration site was midway in the canal and on the high ground , and on the spot still oc cupied by L the primeval forests. From New Bern went the Naval Reserves' boat, the "Elfrida" with the Naval di vision and invited guests. The house boat of Mr, W. B. Blades, Esq., car ried a party of business men aid the . Spartan": also carried its quota. " A number of other boats left this port for the scene. The torpedo boat 'DuPont' carried the Naval Brigade from Orien tal any many guests. At Morehead City the revenue eutter "Pamlico met the congression al delegation which arrived by rail, and welcomed them by a congressional sa lute from its guns. A big flotilla car ried a crowd from this end to the scene of the celebration and the nine miles at this end of the course was presented an animated marine scene. The tanal has already been fully described in these columns but it remains to be said that the beautiful steel swinging bridge on the Beaufort highway -was greatly ad mired by all. The two fleets met upon tbe scene about ndbn and the celebra tion of an oyster roast and much speak ing, lasted; for four hours. If was a great and impressive sight and beyond the expectations of all. The list of speakers was '-national in Ha breadth, ncluding. Congressman Ransom, of Louisiana, Congressman Spark man, of Florida, Congressman Small, of North Carolina; Congressman Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania; and Congressman Stevens, of Minnesota. ' New. England was represented by Joe Mitchell Chap pell, of the National Magazine publish ed at Boston, Mass. and Baltimore was represented by Joseph E Beaty, of the Baltimore American. The city of Nor folk was represented in the absence of Mayor Reddick by Harry K, Wqlcott. The State" press had for its spokesman Edward Brittan, of the Raleigh News and; j Observer. Chas. L. Abernsthy epoke for he Reception Committee and H L, Gibbf for the town of Oriental. The crtv of New Bern was ablv and eleqijentiy spoken for by Sam L. Brin son who, (n his concluding words eulogi zed the authera of this great work. Capt. Earl I Brown told of the difficul ties of the undertaking and declared the canal officially opened. Congress man elect John M. Faison spoke for his district. All the speakers were happily" introduced by Senator F. M. Simmons, woo gave due credit wnere creau was due, and no one seemed more full of joy at this great enterprise which ia sure to be of untold benefit to his State and he also predicted a wonderful fu ture for his ancient city of New Bern. Perhaps the most important speeches made were by Congressman Sparkman, . the future chairman of the Rivers and Harbors Committee and tbe three other members of the committee who were present. . They all promised continued support to the Inland Waterway and Moore, of Pennsylvania, advocated 18 feet depth from Boston to Beaufort at an estimated cost of $75,000,000. Con gressman Ransom also advocate! $50,- 000,000. annually with a minimum depth ef 12 feet.'t The absence of Hon. Chas. R. Thomas,' caused by illness, was much felt but he was given full eredit for his atbets tnnis work by Senator Sim mona and others. . y , . . , At 4': o'clock the two fleet were speeding north'and south carrying the great assemblage to its near and dis tant , home. . Tha cutter ''Pamlico" continued its course north and will ar rive In Elizabeth City today, where tbe citizens of fhat place will welcome the distinguished guests of the State. Tbe day Was a memorable one in our his to- mentSj and prosperity in all Ihe vast . territory of Eastern North Carolina. From One of New Bern' Best Known People. Having, used Savodine freely accord- ty big to directions in my family, I con lidW it the. bMt remedy I have ever tried tot bruises, for cold in the head, - throat and chest, for rheumatism, for sciatic, neuralgia and cat arrb. A f ter a two year'atest I recommend "Savo dine to al who suffer from any of the above complaints. . . V ! ,: M KS. V C KOBEIll 3, ; f New Bern, N. C ' 1 1 -ir ' ii ' i A - AlUioa:! mo&y ta' tve rod ct all va,'tt'nost su"--.rl res i?r.i to bs t mo r v.
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