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niiuuiui ii
ertSfCQseloiafi
ponce nw ine rMegro unatr Pusher
and,.od.HiUn
But the 'Authorities vWUl MikeNo
Statement as vto This.;
Atlantic City, Sept.-. 5. Jesse Jack
son, the hair pusher lachar) otjthe
chair containing! tCharleobert
-when shot,,wasplaceti finder arrsli
this morning-; and held :in $500 ybail.
The police., decline to- say etherhe
is wanted aa a-itnessor ?as a possi
ble confederate" in thevshoting. v ; f
to. make .record; ;
Picked .Soldiers s rom; . JM ewiYpk
Militia tBegiLong Vlarch.;
' . New rkepti5fty$;pii
men of the Tenth Regiment, Neyr York
National , Quards, ; under CaptV iF; J bj
Harriman,. left - in two. detachments to-
day to maa.tomipyBfeipeet
to establish a w:?ec6fdV5fprlmijitia
marching. Each man ;bbre the, 'full
field equipment jcarrying twenty
pounds. They expect to make thirty
miles today, reaching !Albahy:v on ttho
fifth day. e Naticallrecoi for
marching (s twenty miles; perdayj An
automobile 1 accompanies the" party,
carrying rations.. : .1, '
AMERICAN "FLEET,
Departed Today for Another Stage ,of
Melbouie,'
fleet left this morning amid the .boom
ing of saluteifmcDee
and ships in imfli-i-West
AustraUa3ip
mousanas ot speoiaxors vcneerea tnq i
H The collier had Vtq go to; dry-dock "'tfor
repairs. ' Thelaftors are tieing much,
while here, ..-ir
BANK CLOSED TODAY - 1
And Officials Indignant Declaring. .the
Action Was Uncalled For.,
Pittsburg, Sept. 5. The CosmopolU
ton National . Bank closed this morn
ing by order v of Comptroller of the
Currenby Robtr Lyons. The received of
Alleghany National Bank has been .'ap
pointed receiver. : ; Federal officials in
charge say the "bank, is insolvent; but
they refuse to throw, any .further light
on thesubject, Bank officialslare; in-
digna.dee?afingthe step? isiinca)led
for. ashiVicardlon says the 'lia
bilities are one million and the assets
are in excellent condition. -. 4 '
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
; In Ohio Was Formally: Opened T"Pday
Youngstown, Sept. i5. -The .Republi
.can campaign in Ohio, was formally
opened here todays Governor Hughes,
of New York, Senator - Beveridge, i of
Indiana, and Governor Harris, of 'Ohio,
spoke. National issues were vdiscuss
ed and many hot shots - were , huried
into the Democratic campaign. - Big
steel plants here were shut down for
three days holiday, and the crowd yf as
largely made up of workers in - these
WAS TOO LA I fc. L- n :
Son Made Every Endeavor to , Reach
H is Mother, Butin E.yainp? 1
New York, Sept. 5. Somewhere be-;
Homiko is rushing north -byi train, in.witn mm v
the hope of meeting his motkr, whom ' are cordiaUy invited to these
he haa nnr (nmtv a4f -Rllt ' meetings. v ' ? V '
" uvjv, uu ,wnw".
ne will be twenty-f our hours ItoO late
for Mrs.: rHornike died -; today.-:- Mrs.
Hornike came; . here from ; Berlin Ho
8earch for her son, whom she had ; not
h. , . . I . i . i .. . ,v . .. . -.1
DO n.l J' , ml- . .
"vai ifom in sixteen'years., -iue,uu
was' fonn i hnV L f nt to eo
to him ''l:r'T X IX Xy:;-X-;
No, Paner Lahor.. Oav. r. j .:-tv --i
Ja order to riw if sv fnr deserved
h6IlJay, in true.; spiritthhaadea-
f Labor TTvV-nn,iTif.'"wlt:! not
Cry?tal Palace Onpr,' Labor Day,
Big Bill, ; it .!
" Committee 'for Tuesday 'Other
l Meeting , Postponed a Day Hon B;
y?Het iNiqht-lDemo-
c wic ,H andbook; tssued. . ;
; "Ch1Fmiin John J. . Purlongr the live
Wire head ,ofi: the -Democratic County
ecutiye Committee, ;fv has v called ; a
meeting of ; the: .committee ; for noon
TsdayAahVceThr
?pn!d Jyrjr ommteelwiIValsci
meet, then and a fine plan of .campaifrn
WilaidutlforCro
luajuixvy ior democracy 4n this; county
rChalmaji.;Purlong.also';today;cha
edvthevr organization WtingSof the
ryan:Kitchin .Club y from , -Wednesday
to jThursday, night.; ;This - change -was
mad in accorancer.'wlth the request
Of i a number ;of yot era$l whof f oundit
impossibjoi- tQ ,be , present on .the j org
inal ;date ;aiid who i are enthusiastic
abpu the jelub. The organization is
; going to be a rousing m$:y-yl'Li
: i Hon;J B.tF.-,Aycock,vDemocrta nom
inee ; for.- . ; Corporation Commissioner.
was, in . Wilmington last night : on his
way fiteviile wheret: he .spoke at
,a: a rally j there to4ay- at noon, . .He is
enthusiastic qver i thp success of -the
tipket and wiys that. thevDemocrats are
yrl&e awake i to th? situation and '. that
thecQdfineir part istgoin&to
be;aoerfui;ene.;;;-,, - .:;u
4h jn orth Carolina; , democratic
handbookiias been Issued and is. a fine
and convincing. pamphlet : It deals
intelligently and -thoroughly ..with the
different r great f issues and plainly
shows the voter; that his ibest- interest
is with j. the Democratic party ,v Any
one desiring, a , copy of the book can
obtain same; for the asking. Send a
ard otletterjr to fongA EHeiv
chairmanQf the State Democratic Exe
cutive Committee, Raleigh.- V "
;o hyi I le" Beach on Labor Day.
tteiteioynpa
j& Joffi'l'
in??bmehVl oftahK
women wjtdrawjn'clubs i in-order to
bring King off alive. Helwas j badly
beaten by; the ;-xno0 which was led by
the mother of the girl. "
-. Salvation " Army Notes. ""
- Salvation-; Army, 27th North Front
street, Adjutant and Mrs. Yates ; in
charge. Theusual meetings will be
held tonight and Sunday; tonight the
usual outdoor meeting ; at: -the 'corner
of BYont.and Princess streets at 7: 30,
followed by a sdng and praise service
in the hall at : 8 o'clocki t Sunday the
tisual service; vwil bi held at the coun
ty con vi ct camp and the county jatL
at. 3 p.ni. Sunday School, and at 7 ;30
another'Moot service as above -followed
by a revival service iii the hall
:)fl5alwMc imeetingswill
also be Vhelpn fTuesday1 Wdne&day
and Thursdk'y?ih the "hall and on Fri
day a cottaget meetipg will be held in
the home of ;Mr. Bbb Wallace in De
gado; ' commencing at 8 o'clock. " The
I people tof c Delgado are 'invited to at
tend this service." v
;Canoe Races i on Labor; Day
Canoe races lat the $each Labor Day
15IVlusic allday attLumina. --ji-
XI Revival !aDelgado.1;:;p51
Th'pjR" eyf WBiackDDSof ) Char
lotte, N. C., onejthpnost edis
euished; ministers t and evangelists of
the State, will ; begin, a,;eeting i atjjpendicitis yesterday v morning, (and it
Sunday will be at .11. a. m..and 8 p. m.
ThP meetings -will continue V through
the I following j Sundayf X Mr ; Burr, thP
fainpusisihger; bf thegospelwiilbe
. . v. v : ;.; , , i :
mi- Entrte:fori;;Kaces.i 'mmliX
- iWashingtbn.'f Sept V 5.-P'romiiient
oarsmen'; from ail ; ovethe country, are
arriving 4n Washington ,ta: take, part
. , xA
in .the, middle .States, regatta,; hich
bpens;bnthePotomaciMonday seven
and Philadelphia
arrfl;.0gj
-i.'.--:f :;'! v-T"" '' ' ' ., : ,':- 7"
Richards ice president, oi , menua-
delphla and Beaflmg-u
Cdmpanyied this morning
liiiili
iiiiiiiil
iHliliBi
AHVpubliciBuriding
iBusinesJPIacei .vyiii-ibattrCld
wrigntsvllle. Beach Plentyi of tMur
slcj and , Boat- Races There- Rural
'? s?:-,' ". 1: -i?:-si- -v-iv ;-'v- v ; ' -. yd
5 ucuci carriers w Meet in xne; K-iXYi
;. Monday, is Labor pay.,and, as usual,
and in true keeping with the1 spirit of
the ,,- event, twhy , wrimingtoniansvili
not i:;; only ; ' observe;: it I ;' as. ; a holt
day,; but. will . celebrate in I itsj honoK
All j the . banks, , public j buildings ' and
maiy . places of husiness ill :be closed
forall dayland the great jmajprifty; of
Some wilji ; goihuhting, others' angling,
but nine put of every, ten pf . those s?ho
seek pleasure away, from - home will
likely. :go to . Wrights ville iBeach.; Noth
ing peculiarly, fitting fta the occasion
wUl te;placey there, ihutherei Willi
be;a big ahdihierrymeat'Iium
the -fine ; orchestra will furnish dance
music ! about all day- and' some excit
ing-canoe races, have been arranged to
take, place in front of thelbig pavhionT
The Carolina Yacht Club lhas also dej
cided .to have its September- regatta
Monday and this will adri inuch . in-l
terest to ttie day . at thlbei&iP11 terpsichorean, event:of the sea-
Another JTeature, in , coSnePtiori .with
the pastime at . Wrightsville Beach will
be, the 25 centa round trip farejbpr
Day, being the onlyl ;4occasipnjyaponj
which the Tidewater Power Company
cuts 4ts ire, hus -fording a, ilbstter
opportunity I orail '.to enjoy.: the day
jt v thisi deHghtf ul ijand t glorlou$;Ksea-
l.UI u .cuiici o uuvjiauuu. V r wilt-
TemplPidc
f uwday
Werribbn.'
W "A TALE OF TWO PITIES."
Dickens' Famous and Popular. Novel
Mpving-Plctureizcd and at the Bijou.
Oh its new reel today tne Bijou . is
offering . a film decidedly , attractive
and oe of the best yet presented in
a swell moving picture version of "A
Tale of Two Cities." There are but
few who have not heard of the splen
did ;. and : popular nOvel by Chas. Dick
ens and so the film is bound to prove
a popular one. fTne story,as present
ed by the pictures,!, adheres closely to
the tale and is . inostinteresting.
: The . film ias the. reputation, of, be
ing' one of the best yet, placed on the!
market,' and" ' was' made; by. the rSelig
Polyscope Company, of Chicago.
MRi';JAMES
-4
Was Operatedlpn This Morning at the
Hospital for Appendicitis.
; . The many friends, in the city : of Mr
James Borden Lynch, a well known
and-popular , young . man, -wilL regret
to learn that he was compelled to un
dergo an; operation r f 6r ; appendicitis
today) at the James Walker Memorial
Hospital. ; The operation was perform
ed by rDrs. DZW. Bulluck": and R. B.
Slocumb, and it is? pronounced ; as hay
ing been of ra very successful: naturf
Mr. Lynch" ft-thptiJ ap-
was deemed. : best :to have he opera
tion performed immediately.
'' :-,v';'r'.;.-:;: Bitten-bv a Doa.-
The Southport Herald' of this week
contains fthe followinl paragraph,
hich , will be read With Untertest,
with ' regretj by friends of the .family
of Mr. W; J Nekton, rmthis city; XX:
)'fA& a precautionary iniBasure it was
thbuerht best to send - little- Wetsner
Newtonthdaughteo
iewtbn to Raleigh ; for treatment ; at
the State - Departmental of ' Hygiene,
Weisner Jbeing one of those bitten by.if
the safe ;6ide. v
'nA ' Tv?"e -RoocU-KrtAX 0AmnanA
her to Raleigh v t v ; -
' ,
v Children'-f SoUyenirDance Vat Lu-
mira TudafteVnfcJp
MPMblylnstalle7a
v ton iW ithin theTNext, Few Days by
nafiAbQuOMet tthe
One at Southpori 5fr Members!
gTbCnpde
xerlhe' perso ofvnIM,
llhiscjtyisM
sgrneiestah.
ttttiinitiliviclnit
gazafifsfinfthisity
orderi will listalf ; "couri ai ilmber-
; ton; ( within they next f ew - days. : The
ciuzens of ? JLumberton who have slg
hifiedtjinjBn become char
ter members of the jForesters, are very
pnthusiasUc verthe brighUfratermal
outlook before;the contemplated court,
aidyihey garo slopking'prVard k with
mhteJreSit tottne ,f ormatA insta.'
tion, exercises in connection with .the
iOTfoi:t the
court; in Nthis, .city, now uhasabout IOQ
iivriibsdjhe-cttelM j$ic utt
port' numbers 55 -promlne'nt1 citizens on
ita.lUll.-.;,
CryjstdJ; Palace 'x opens Labors pay;
It
B1g; STIRRING SUCCESS;
IRe Wjilt6and Bhte Dance;; Was Bril-
. lantlv Preentrt . at I nmina tn.thA
r4G,Bej'ietattonH' of r lundrecls f
Poppy Dance on the Way. ,
nignt tit was the Red, White
we-Dance. - it was the martial
sonu;. LAimina has presented its, Moon
light. Dance, with . its soft radiance and
tractive ;effect; : its Skiddoo Dance;
Achticled the x risibles. and pro
vided ; lots 'of joy; its Japanese .Dance,
Tchjj pictureSquelyavored pf the
hicfr?wa4ruly;priotic ihlch
rpmaai a ,S mass- oi
nnrtlv H?J f)f th p paviUnn apperHlj
facinff the assemblage. -while..hkfxont.;
at their feet,; appeared a handsome!
brass ., cannon, around ; which was
gracefully wound f the Bed, White and
Blue. . .Suspended In midair was r
huge golden . American eaglel which
lent additional atmosphere and attract
tiveness to the occasion. .y'Xi ' X'
: The music was in true keeping with
the.lestive, royal event,- and; tbe stir
ring strains of "America,". "Dixie
and some ; of Sousa's most dashing,
fiery martial airs added zest and were
greatly enjoyed. ' ' . - . .
'ThereCwere scores and .scores; of
dancers',' and hundreds and hundreds
of onlookers. About ' 10 - o'clock; the
gran; inarch was ; commenced; "and
then it was : that the; ladies were
each ' presented , witti an uniajie ; and
pretty; souvenir, in 'a Red, White . anJ
Blue"' paper-net scarf.
-The "regular week-end- "dance, will
take place at Lumiha tonight aiid will
be followed .by ithb usual dances next
week with dancing pretty much all
day i-abbr Day at Ahe big pavilioni t A.
week from Monday,'" the 14th inst., will
come the Poppy Dance.. . H
rj'tuesdayAftem ;:-
Child ren'sl; SouVenh;,Dance . at Lu
mfnal Tuesday Safteiiwon. , v
REV.' J. A. SMITH
Will ; Deliver :Hi8, Lecture? on the Bat
tle of :.Fprt Fisher Next Thursday
Evening. ' , ' . ;"T -
In -the lecture ,roomf -off thpFlrst
Baptist; Church at' 8 ri. p. . m. next
Thursday, 'Rev.; J. 'Al. Smithlbt:this
city, will deliver .his thrilling address
pnuThbiBattleipf !pr Fisher This
isj thddressrecenxiyaaeiivCTea i in
Washington City,' 'which Seated suc
interest in the question! f installing
a National Park ; at . Fort Fisher.
it
ReV. Mr.. Smfth will?
fense of Col. liamb and J
f edeiesiHe4wlllKalsoj
the' United States, government a. rNa:
Tirm si mo r ir ? nn t n p kttpt nr , tjir .o n nai-
feperystaaa
J?ig tBilli;4 iV m&te HlUlTI H ii I 1
$2flfy tt f n if ? H t fil h;h
Orietaandwas a jnarveifogMiuty;.
JCHteiipr?tt and .olmcrhmast hight
caMeats .evTflttrtce,
ISMftfW vWif CENT.COMPOUN D. INTEREST; Irf SAW? S i
i INGS DEPARTM ENT,r -
66n
The Bank that has grown up with
th
"has-been" butn Is-er." .
Capital.; .. .. .. .. ..
E Earned surplus.. . . . '.
Assets . ; . . . . . . . i.--. . ;. v. . , .
EtCariilmanagedbylexijerlence
lKi -;W;
Established for. nwre. than a . score
I'fifVEILLAPPRE
-S;W.'BCCOOPER.pMR!rfiiwtr:;:n:v havi nan 'f.ij..
UmiU
r 4 " " rr - ; -vi vvbvii ivwoeiiiu iiiiaiibidi panics in ii-ns. oe- J M
5'cbmerknokfnt.ni
' opposite: o rton hotel:
FOR ALL PERSONS THAT
-;;.;iffi!SKfi
i I. 'Ill ii in i
'.yVyi;.:;-.''V.&-W
Just Received a -
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IdretfsiouienffiiaM
siifi;3i7Sffiiyc i
fri' i;:;;-;- " fX&v
lXXi
Tited ia thaDIg
VitfSISjSfw
tell tof the jcap- ji??OAi ua iii i&wicu iu cuuucui.auu rep ; 5 . j ,
vr;the ; heroic ;de- 5 - 4 ( resentatiye iWilmmtqamen pi the highest stana-? : i
bis3rave Conf tlsiiMiri :ffieriJwhosehterity jis tunquestioned. ;whoj3 1 ' : ;; ;v :
j teH- - pf jf the t V ? li 4 r1 cf m ti f if 0 H si ti H w liri sir Jitii 1 1 1 v ' to i 11 fli ri otiili - -
luend the gray ftmna thi fairiisted tfv thm is f&idertcdXZX
Al XmXttheXhiPh. standard which the bank
: Jiaoltdi aPt&9 z W119 us is saieguaraea cy.
approved andup and revery ac i i
5 count-receives prompt and careful attention. X& X"' ; '
99
Wllmlnnlon. " Nnt an 'UmArC.Un -i i'
Wilmington. Not an "Is-to-beoW 1 1
.'-' ' ;-' .;v "i.-f&g$ll::-1
... ... : ) .ftIl00iK30.0Q I
. .. . . . v' 130,000, I
.T . v' . . . . . ; , ;;i 1i50O)Q0.OO J
.
of years, t Us strength viias Wen cso; 1 1 1 ; ;
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KNOW A GOOD THING
i I in I I II I in mmmmmmmmm ' t '
t vpcraiea . unaer v conservative j
tlilV;fenfiiii!
ninlcliM
reguatlpn n$jnon(?; otbey
X i yrXXXX-rMi
4 Depository for UrS. Government; :
State of N.' C., and County v ol
New Hanover.
Capital.. .. .. .. .. $200,000.00 '
1
.Surplus.-. .. . . .. .. .100,000.00
frofitsvv. i ..4 25,o6oaoa
very fine Jot p)E
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jr. -; .is'-
;:-n;roTii:':
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Princes .CtrCita '
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