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Cuoiberlanil Gives ititcbin
aliaM Oyauofi
Arrived There Last; Night Immense
Parade This - Morning, With Five
Hundred Horsemen -v Jny VLine Ad
dressed Overflowing Meeting Fine
Dinner Served and Democracy Holds
Full Sway.
Special to The Dispatch. -
Fayetteville, N. C, .Oct. 3. Hob;
William Walton Kitchin arrived in
Fayetteville last night via' the Atlantic
Coast Line from Chadbourn. He Was
met at the depot by, number, of !Fay
etteville's most i prominent r'cUi?en3
and escorted to the.; LaFayette;Hotel
This morning the goojj 'Citizens of" Fay?
etteville were aroused ; from 'their
peaceful, slumbers,. by the fboomiriglot
a cannon, heralding -the great day ,pf
pleasure and speech '-inaking. Erbmpt
ly at 11 o'clock: a parade waa Ueen
coming up Hay street, in which; ;H6m
W. W. Kitchin was the principal fig
ure, accompanied byHon. Chas FJse,
chairman of the CbuntyV;J)emocrjatic
Committee; Col. W. J. Green ' and iMr,
Sol Cooper. Five hundred .'horsemen
were in the parade 'accompanied ; by
the Holt Morgan Band. A salute was
fired when the parade stopped in front
of the hotel and after fprming a line
they returned ft) the armory, where
Hon. W. W. Kitchin is nOwsjpeaking to
an audience of about two ', thousand
people. Hundreds are on the outside
not being able to get in; The Ladies
Aid Society, of the Methodist Church
have agreed to serve ;dinner at the
office of the Fayetteville' Gas: Comply
and a delightful .timeis; anttcipadv
Chief ofy Politer (2jijheA
to a -BevereV-wcdei
rade, when. iset,.toMend fell
on m.s4)
was taken ,to0inerospit andit - is
not known l ishour.tSwhial; he( tesult
.will he. - -
AUTO
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at Brighton .Beach. A-
i One Oea
Brighton BeacMJct.
nnrl twn tWrrlhlv hurt iithe resultrof
the first eight hbursof the bfevtockj
mobile, meet. Thomas Fishett, a
Pinkerton:'1detectiye,'"rwliile crossing
t he course was-struck by Robertson's
Simplex car and .: will die. - Ahotit 1 3
o'clock this morning two drivers were
badly burned,: There: fwas- :av,mix-up
and Bloch's car caught fire, BlocB.- be
ing badly burned. A crowd gathered
and Natjen, in trying- to; ard' ttiem
drove his car into a bank, andwa
thrown twenty feet, being .jbadiy hurt.;
A KILLED BY AN AUTO, K
Awaiting ta.; Hear From Hon. John,
" Sharp Williams The Big Rally LastJ
' ill'-L; " ?w --
mignx, ana uxners on. i apis. - . -:;'
s - ?. : , - . - " 5 ; - J
It will i likely be .learned, by night
whether or not Hqn." John Sharp Wil"
Hams'; will,; Visits Wilmington- Monday
and ;make" a speech' here, ''probably
some tinie Iprth'e' afternoon.1 He is"ift
New ' iBenr ioday and Congressman
Thomaswill itend him an Inyltation
to xonie to thia cftyt' and urge, that he
accept it :In view 'ofi Mxa Thomas'
Action Chairman Furlong : and Presi
dent if acRae did ; nottgoi to NeW Bern
today, Ji " ;: - t v- v-v
' Thenext big pjiHy hat is inthe
Wlnd-upto the .presen is announced
for the' night; of October 15th, when
Hon j' Hannibal Ii? Godwin; Democratic
Congressman, "and his Republican op
porrient? oI. A.: H.: Slocomb, of Fay
e'tteville.' Vlll meet at the 'cburt house
here in joint debate. The night bf the
20thHon. H.vL.; Cook, of Fayetteville,
Democratic, nominee for -Presidential
Elector pf the . Sixth District, will
peak at some point in this county. jHe
has 'challenged -his; opponent, J.
SchulkiEini Esq j of Whiteville, to joint
debae,4 which 'will ' liven things up
Some; Senator Overman's, date .wJU
bei made kripwn later. 7
tvThe1 L following - appointments ; have
been announced, for Hon. H. 1Z Cook :
1' New Hppe,; Columbus couniy, Octo
ber 6th,at night. . ,,V-,'.,M
iiWaccamaW l' p. m. October 6thi .;
AFalrlBluff, t;$0 p. m. October 6th. '
! Evergreen, 12 m. October 7th.
Chadbourn," 7: 30 p. m. October 7th.
'' Western Erong, 11: 30 a; m, ' Octo
ber 8th. .- ' J
Hon. George H. Bellamy; chairman
of the Congressional Committee of the
Sficth District, has written ani chaf
lenged Hon. J. B. Schulken,. the Re
publican Elector to" a joint-discussion
with Mr: Cook throughout the district.
Should, the .challenge be accepted the
appointment, will be announced later,
- The 'joint discussion between these
two ; gentlemen t will attract ' much at
tention .apd no .doubt great crowds as
both are .godd,; speaker and are well
postedton the party, principles. It will
be dVvioribiis "debate and is looked, for
ward 'towith considerable interest. -Klr
CopkViH 'be glad 'to divide the(
timet any- of the ' above named ap
pofntments' with MrrSc&ulke'n.. .-vj
TJtie. ralfct.. the :caurt ihouse- last,
t)f an
lhtffiariy qunter-attraiCi
tionyeWas aentmisiastle and profit-
ablepne.As State Treasurer B.RXacy
was'slck and .unable . to attends v-Hon
W.- C. ; Newand,. of Caldwell countyi
DembaidVnimeH for lieutenant
-m.
mttir'tnrf inn
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Case Will Be Given the Jury Late This
AfternoonToday "Last of the 'One
? Week Term and Civit Term.; SStarts
''Monday Number; of Cases Contin--
ued Today-Report of the Grand
Jury. . ' r ' '- fhV.
t :t-
- '-Tfiday is the ' last day of the?-one
week term of the - Superior Court, and ,
the second trial of , Fufmari
Lee, f the young. :. white man -charged
with Slaying Georget RObidson, colbred,
at the restauranfef viets Smith in,, the
southern part oi lhefi qit'yjcbmmeriiced
stahts'MoiidaV1 'and ilheflrWt case-; on
ine-ycaienaar, isvinat- or rnares
lows:
; :Xe6n George, Geo. W. Penny, J. E.
Winstead, J. C. Vereen, E. S.'Coolv,
King; Wi A. Ellers, J. F. Smith;
T. E. King, T. O. Norris, L. Larklna
and L. M. Noble. "
; Taking of testimony was then Jpom-
menced .: and ; fine headway was .made
byuthe -State; up to; the dinner ;lreess;
The State - while having absent a jtna
terlal eye-witness, the negro; woman.
JJelen Swinson,,or Smith, who is now
suffering . with .paralysis, had really
strengthened, its case in; other--..irer
spectsv aa 8ev;eral iwhite'iwitnessW, 4
eluding Mr & FJtftOifttfte;? haVe been
introUiw:feduf;:Theys:whIl'''.p
tf urraoB uew inearv.xne" scenes ot t ue,
quarreUing:wtbini: tiegrbi'Eittbrv theyJ
neard- apistoi repotaniraw Liee;ron
lout-otJwen. Smlth. placev
I ; upon, conclusion of tne sae s' evir
dence .the eefnnpunceqti would
Wnbpduceany rfesUmpny-ji
goyerbrentf alone. He was.ln
trodficpftftlipatlve style by City
Attomejltfeiri Bellamy, Jr., and
made a' rattling v fine talk. He pre
sented stirrinig; logical argument In
behalfefiit&e1Dem6cratic cause and
brought' forth hearty applause time and
?lvTRS. JANEJLANDR DEAD. (
Passecl; Away Last Night and Funeral
- ; Wl,i jje i Held Tomorrow.
- MrWj Jane tiander,; aged fifty .years
and tellctof therlate-J L, "Lander, en,
.terejdlojretst .night, atthe Jmm
Walker. Memorial; Hospital; where ,ghe
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IsHolding ; anH Enthusiastic, Meeting
C This Afternoon Officers Were
Elected as Follows: President, Wm.
Gregersonr Vice President, -AA; ' Van
; I Leeuwen Secretary " and Treasurer,
" F. W. Holdenil " . - '
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The firsijneeting of, the Wilmington
Truckers': Association, 1 according" to
announcement,; was I star ted this after
noon,; at-3 'o'clock' at. the office- of the
Carolina . Development Company, land
at,rthis writing is still ' in" session.
There is an enthusiastic attendance
of delegates from' the. Castle Haynes
and Wrightsboro divlsib-ns of .'the gen
eral organization and . many matters
of Importances are to., be - brought up
for discussionthis afternoon.
t Ater the! meeting had been called
to : order ofllcers were ; elected as f ol
ldws: President .William Gregerson;
Vice ; President Adrian Van "Leeuweh,
Secretary and 'Treasurer, FK- W. Hoi
den , ... . !
;r.;l At the Bijou.
The feature film at, the popula)" .Bijou
theatre today )s c.alled. '"An , Ihdian's
axuetfiu moutra pic-
-WTePrm of ttht' hipimirtrfor iHonorf V Of the, different
theHtiaii bt cHlctlbns--This ttermi tnte 'ihowriteeettlytVtheheatre,
t4ir.u:i.Ut:,.uiT ivt k .Jaa.v ; i tnia is:, nronaoiv tne most
his" is; probably the most, f ascmatlng,
and. it wiir be viewed with' great, itf-J
. Cd"T.Vihe: Clarendon MWaterworks fawuuo Ui luclc- :
Contpany:'t (T Vt? iifa."' r1 -: " teHs a frontier story of excitingiature
I-fctobfc.jmtll lli'p'cloclrthia morning a.nd; fehoiild -be seen r everyi:;L
to 6tfthe- 5utynln the? Ixe casethe Vrr-vwTm,,r'3 '
juryubeihkWmaiybnstitutedr fol- Jlvlli? "
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TH COW FOOD THAT' WILL MAKE MORE MILK AND
QReANC.XHAN ANY FOOD SOLD.k TRY, IT. ? , i " J
Phone 92. ; ; v 211 Market cStrcct. :?
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WILL TAKE OFF THE CHILL
THESE COOL MORNINGS
SEE, THE, GAS GOMPANYf
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Fine . - Services , Being Conducted : by
- kRev. Dr Pickard.
, With ;.the jaerYices tonight the evan
gelisticcampaign ; at the' First-. Baptist
Church "closes its first .week of work-k1
a week, largely,., of preparatory wok.
There will' be three services - tomori
row, at 11 o'clock,' at 3:30 and at 8
p.m. The afternoon service will . be
in connection with' the Sunday- Schoof,
the exercises. of which will be. of .an
evangelistic'i. nature. The subject of
Dr. Packard's" sermon last night was,
"It. is Appointed rtTnto Man, - Once i to
bie; Juj;; &&er : .Jisl the t Judgment."
Aprdfound impression was made on
Lthe.Jge congregation. There were
crimof.i HeawAsVermabiyliib1der: thej1 ,We?"s;ro tne cnurcn. . xne
inflPnArtrhnwttfi1 ntriftl' tea ' keeh meeting -will' ne .xonunuea mrougnoui
.j.i t ... . .;. ..
From
Old
and
From
Antiquated
Ways
Customs -
DEAE WIT H A BAN K
-s- " ' ' ' . , Asks A
Y.iThat:?- ;
Wants
. Your
Business
and
You
,For
kit .
-.7.V..f',
suggest-Kalan architect be consult-
edawdome-means-1 -devised to" pre--
vent "water - from rising and" 'standing
theoWsof'thYeef the basement
roiihiUn0 lhenno?ttife of ' the hiiild-
, (THIvNEW BANKEX
k - k :k.v; k.., . v:Ufej?.
Mad Rushof MachinfiiancliGaiety of
its Occuj;S;.
New York 'Cie.t-?-& James Rdward
Ryan, of Brooklyn, was stryck andm WiaafJglWJffftm
ilekMcMtcrrlh rfcSidenfifwi
yfRjlnjisel jfort the
iuueH .sq wuoB. asiuug iCJOUciioc
Duixy.ln, the, proejtjution-j A'H.' :Pait;
iiiSq.: twiUi roiiowior-tne aeiense:iana
ihen". Solicitor Duffy-?and: Lf Clayton;
Grant, Esq., will "close respectively for
the. State and defense. . The case will
go Itokihe jury befores the afternoon
r-t-essk: -"-?.":t '"!k
1 he case of B. Coxe, charged with
iiouse "burning, will go over for lack
of t time -and the nej, ro, - Leandef ' Wil
son, convicted, yesterday afternoon of
trying to wreck a train at Carolina
Beach, will be sentenced by the court
this afternoon, 'kk'i'-:' '.k k Gvj
Whlle'tlme was being spent await-
navm
rnJ,'OthemsrwfounaVthe building
tnMma 'dbndltlonr: wl'tH the excenUoii
Josephihe .Waghei is lying 1 in a hos-J
pitai. The automobile, maaeo pp;
and the w6nienin;fthi
it struck Ryan and is, -companion. JB
standefs trid to-ltbpA theiiLbut ;the
occupants . of the ear f pughttthemioff .
Thev shrieked and shouted and v&ere
either drunk or wUdlyexCitedFpn
arrests have been made.4 k !
FLEET ON MANILA.
t.
stantlv killed bv an autorrfoblle.diiitv
this morning. -HUkemTianiontHim
lunerai service win ; ue ueia. t Aiflft; u)n
termeht : win be . made : in pejleftuet
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?ffceHrP, Wlio forth nto
num oer ot cases, were ..tnia morning
continued
' The deceased is survived by -two?
Bbhsr Messrs F. W. Snd " Walter Lan
der, two. brothers,;. Messrs.! J. Rx and
f J. cW. Gilttirie'and "a sisterr Mrs. Mary
McCabe-:allC,Qf this-clty
But Cholera Keeps; the; Men r Aboard
;k ship.k";kk& k;-;
Manila, Oct. -3. Thekrfieet: is, r an--
chored off this . city ; today. in plain
view of shore, butthe crews arejnot
allowed to "leavethvShipstonacw
of the cholera ; situation. -.; Veryfew
officers have. been, allowed; to land an.a
these 6nly tinder rigldfestrictionsi 'A
conference was held this moViiink
tween Governor General;; Smithy and i
Admiral Sperry and ; -they decidedj it
best to keep themen ;aboard.;Thee
are yet several cases of cholera,Xdaily,
but the average - has fallen bnsldejv
ably below the average of a week, ago:
The craft in harbor are . gay Iy !dec
Tated. ' 1 ' ..- C;: -.-iis.
vkr 0 P E N StTOM OR ROW. '
. :- ".';-:'V'v .'3':v;'--".';hV:-j :,:-: .;' !'-.'
Attractive,' Dainty .Boston Cafe for the
;k v;k:-.P;ubli's;-'fiatTOnageV'
; The Boston afe,- :ir.r John Haritps
proprietor will ?Opetomrr6wkff or
business - and i will , make a strongbid
Felpatrnagekofhe pubHckiThq
cate is at wo.aii MarKet Bt. andhas
offer5 anespeci&llyf attractiye place; for
ladies: Both ; the American; and Eu
ropean; plans ; will - be observed, . and
the"- best of ' viandsHwiil' be .served,5 ;k r
7 J TEP.
as ; zoi lows A , ; f
Our
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La France Shoe PaMor, Will . Offer Fall
CO
" Al u. CTarke:4 assault" with a? deadly
weapon. r ana, carrying - a . uyuueaieu
weaton. vJfc : ,- i
; Joseph Westbrook, .; seduction under
prpmis or marriage.. .. , . ,
V " Ralph Kennedy:larceny " ; r
- '-W. J, Davis receiving; stolen goods
knoVingsame tor have been stolen: 4
k EIsie;;: Allen,' assault with a . deadly
igaponiiVs-' '
kin! thejease of forgeryagainst A. ;Bv
McKenna, who was bound over yes
terday . from the ? police court, a. sui
mission . was entered and, under the
circumstances. His Honor- suspended
judgment upon payment ot the costs; .
4 Sblicitd?' Duff y took a hbl pros wUh
leavmtcase o5 G:eHru4e HcFar
landr'charged with ; receiving stolen
goods., knowing .them to have been
stolen , . k v- ' ' '
ShorUySbre5 o'clk yesterday
afternoon the , Grand-:Jury i came .into
Hlfat'suWe'srthttne' janitor- give
Vhlti&tmi vice1 W-ttfe!; way of tcleaning
"npandakW'ca
-' The' contict ' camp on the Market
street ToadTwasT visited and found, in
ihanitary; c Vridition and ' the-, prisoners
there-are fed, clothedsand housed at
night in the proper manner. - The pris
oners upon being questioned had no
complaint to make: " In the camp we.
found one prisoner .with a venereal
disease which he claimed to have con
tracted in the .county; jail. We - recom
ment: that: this Y prisoiref be isolated
and given ; the proper medical atten
tinn This rennniTrienlat.ioTi is based
upon the professional advice of , a com
petent bhysician4. .'We also' visited the
feaf dMalHfeferppeK
1 k The? ooiih'aHadmized1' rokaW'
xuuua in very goua uunaiuuu witu
exceptioWW feF hol'eradm'r
once auv
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(Condensed rom: Report ;tp; North Carolina ..Corporation- Commission.) i
? ; RESOURCES. , V LIABILITIES
Loans and discounts. , . . .$1,394,213.09 . Capital 100,000.00 :
Bonds : . . .?;?..l . . . f 1,500:00 Net - Profits . . . '. . . . . r 123,439.41-"
Real 'Estate; k..v. .: . 45,o6o:00 kDeposits . .... .;. . .... 1,316,682,24k
Furniture & .Fixtures . . . 1.00
Invested. Trust Funds 33,070.86 r
Cash on hand and due k ;
si ffom hanks,. . '. A k -' 6i836.70
k'k,k-
V.:
$1,540,121.65
n,540,12L65
J. W. NORWOOD, President;
H, WALTERS, Vice President:
tr. xy. lAiiAJiv. jr.. uasmer.
J.L. WILLIAMS, Ass't Cashlef . t
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wnicn, snouigDe frtepairea at once auw
ortioir'of -tgynisHfe
'oetwechVSnthCreek; the .rail
roaa crossing wnicn we touna pneea
of rimWiSrllat 'atentibn'ashd-Condt
tfoh jsuch'as tbdema.-repairing
promptly." k: We also calf attention -: of
jthetjplrerautnoriti , to;thereckies
throwtdg of 'glass jTipon the - public
highways1; and we' recommend that th
law; against same . be more rigidly en
forced. : Jrkr'-k' ;'' .k;;k:;r
i ?!We visited the County 'Home ; and
fund ther fbuildinitselr in "good con
ditiMJhuttf Itp
tenf iii paid to .the farthiaflf to the
prop.ereeplng'.p the
inmates thereof: We would fsuggest
that" portions of r the house be kept
in. . better ; sanitary; condition, x.. We call
whom : better: arrangements " should be
made with; proper medical attention:
k We visited; the 'jail; and "found, the
condition of 'the lower and iupper cells
ronrt: nrpse.nted Its renort and .was tin an-unhealthy and unsanitary .state
isrhArffed With. M dirt on the -floor and
court: c The report follows:
second - shinment hf : nnnlnn
Hats just reecived. To be inijttybtt
wust wear oneVbf themtf Prices lot
anir Hats $5.00; , SilkkHats;k80V
Company. ;.;:k 'iStS
Business of a.Newrkicjfe Com-
t: and? WlnkStylesnrhen;k
lor.: 121 Princess streets will place on mltted ;yesterday; afternoon- is, as 101,
disnlav Tuesday:' all "the latest and I lows:
uon io caufaij-iu iiaiiui. , ; , -
kOui second- silpment tof PUhiP
Kew Yofk-ct; sixllthdred
ciiauffeurs'employed bythe New York
o-Xicob Cttmnntf' -mow -iUtiri
tho g up e7erytaxcab ownedbjr
company. kHigherageaarede-
sanded. kv:- ;?r;- iki:k
' , ! V - ,kA 'k-' ' -
'-.Ji-f.
the, extremely filthy condition of - their
Srh riit; nhAand: iurv'as isubtrberthsVWei found! two,' cases, of yf
and. we recommend sthat - they 1 be is-.
olated anidi glven-k medical ; attention
hichythKclaimpao to have ; had.
best in the famed LaFrance; shoes for fWUmWgtog;N Ai;u k
foil a n -arintpr ' mi An ertftnsl ve i To i His . Honor. Judge ,C! . V"
stock) is hoW; being -placed in. positibn
anlthwdisplayk momisesksto be a
splidBfidtptingM
play wlli berespecially for the; ladles
ru t:'. "i",.:"" - " ; w examined mend that the physician make at ioa
and'ed pon:'4 indlotments.f Inltwo thorough ' inspections ot: the build
SSs6t coiirt bouse lngs an prisoners, each ureek. - Feel
teiCnd " ceiUn back ins -that, we have fnlHlled our duty
SchleWbSoiand :ShbnJ and passed uon all matters before us.
alBto-.tellitteiitibntp.me.t
: - . , t a' which hfM, Respectfully submitted ;
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W4 W if If CM If if :, U Ui
LLU LI U U iff W Ii LJLf a 7 t-IJ Li U ILLS LLDLL-U a3 V ,
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WtLMIGION, N. .C,
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Condensed Statement at the Close of Business, September 23rd, 1908;k s
; ; -krtESOURGES
Loanakandk Discounts "i . ? 1,125,876.36 Capital ; .w: i.'. $ 200,000.00 ;
.TJfsl ar4eripond
Prem. on. TJ.vS. Ponds. . . . 4,5505 UvWed: Profits net. V . . 29,637 j$8
Furniture and, Fixtures k
Overdrafts I . . . . : . . . . .
Cash; in Vault....;
Bue; from Banks. : . . .
; 5,000.09 . Circulation : ; .'. , - 200,0000
kM56loVBi;PayaWe
130,014.89. .'Deposit . . . Ak. .' . .V. . . 1,285,217
4iS.126.05 ; -r
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Sk$2,004,799.25;
: v ;
$2,004,799:23
Hats just reecived.;, "To-be in- it yptt;
must wear one of them. ; Prices of
Stiff Hats k $5.00 ; k Silk . Hats ;. $8.00,
OperaHatsk $7,6okJk MikfSolky k&
Company. , s , 3tk
Horse " BlanEts--Jity, Livery Co. :
therhatlway of; the court house which
iskgiving away ! and ; needs o
place underneath same; at; once, .vyc
Respectfully
;k W;;BkMcGLEJLIiAN,Fprem
i Wm. F. CLAYTON,; 5 Secretary., . -
PRUNES AT HALF PRICE. VYatch my
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