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WILMINGTON, N. ;6W SATURDAY ; AUGUST 6 19i0
P51CJ2..FIVE CENTfS
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Judge I rtv Boston Grants x Irijuirtctrbrt
Forbiddlhg ; a Strike and Also vthe
Payment ot Relief Money to Strik
ersUnion Leaders Will Bitterly
Fight Such Action. '
Boston, . Mass.j.rAugust 6. Th'e most
drastic injunction ever granted against
a labor -unfon, forbidding it to continue
with a-strike and prohibiting the pay
ment of strike' -benefits, has ' been . Is
sued by Judge Hitchcock, in the Equity
Session of the Superior Court. V It was
granted to the firm of ' Folsom & Lun
ergran. Seyen other, firms today pe
titioned for similiar orders, dltected
against the x Photographers and : En
gravers' Unron. Labor leaders wiji'
m ake a strong fight against the in
junction, i - - -
CHURCH GIVES IN -
And Calls Off Plans F&r Demonstra
tion Tomorrow at Sebastian.-"
Madrid, August 6. Through ' aban
donment of .the proposed demonsya
tioiis at San Sebastian tomorrow by
the clericals, the Ministry today is
conceded the first victory in the-contest
between Spain and the Vatican.
In spite ot the change in the Catholic
plans, however, , orders for sending
troops to the centers .of- the distur
bance have not been countermanded.'
It is believed there will be disturban
ces, notwithstanding ' the giving in of
the Church,-' Large bodies of Catho
lics are eiitering San Sebastian-today
lliiU 1L Ib ltJdieU IUC UlUriJLlUt UdSS 5UI
teyond the' church ; leader. " ,
Old London PopertV Corher of .Third
Cftefctnfct '-Streets, ' Changes
Ha"dsMessrsWlder, Smaltoones
- eil?ri th purchasers. V
What is known as .the London prop
erty -on the" northeast cotner of Third
ftiiut 'streets,-"changed hands
ii , r,ree Wiimmgtonians,- Messrs.
5" Wilder, II. G., Smallbohes and
I Freeman, were the purchasers
obtaining, the -'property ' f rotn the - Lon
don estate;-"and about $15,000 was1 paid
for -the property.-The site is consid
ered one of the most, valuable and 'at
tractive -in the city,. being, large and
prominently; situatedTt It has a front
age of yO feet' on Chestniit street and
runs back 170 ' feet' north ion Third
The property was sold' at -public - auc'
tioi once, before, but the bid was not
confirmed. However, this ale has
been consummated and" the deal will
iiiveiy Derecorded at the court house
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th"E gore' pROBfir ;
Bribery Investigation;'' ill ; Continue
Another JVyek in Okrahbma1. : y
JIuskog'ee, 'Okla., ' 'August-J Today
marked the close of the session of tne
special.- : cuii&reastuiiiu iu vaaiiu
ges ot Senator .Gore, -at Muskogee, on
Monday, the committee wiU' meetlat
McAlester, for a two or three 'jdays
session. Then they go, to Salphur.
me aieffliuoiu-
in th
gresfentfinr
tify.
1,000 VICTIMS A DAY. ... ,
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Cholera Epidemic Getting Beyond' Con
trol in Russia.- ' ' '
St. Petersburg, August '6 The
cholera epidemic is spreading with
fearful rapidity. Alt' is -carrying off 1',
000 victims a dav and the' situation is
constantly getting further, from control
of the medical authorities. From July
24tu to July 30th thereLrwere reported
15,214 cases and 6,944-deaths. ,
SPECIAL HEARING. -
,r TH E RECORDER'S COURt.
Several Cases x4 Interest Wene Irives
, tigated Today White Man Charged
- VV rth AssaUrt on a Negro Wbman--VThe
Latter is'Cfrarged "With jCssault
With a'-Dsadiy Weapon. ' , -- : .
in 1 the' Recorder's Cdjirt "today
few cases - were called." One of these
was ' a; charge v Of assault. ' preferred
against C. Pigott; a white man. it
was alleged .that ' he 1 struck : a negro
woman ; named ,-:-Elsie LoTett: ? This
case.vas left open until , Monday. A
warrant 'was ' issued against the
Lovett woman. ' Slie is chareerT with
ah assault ' With " a deadly Weiapori ' on
the above mentioned defendant. Thjs
case was postponed until Monday. ,
' The Recorder alsb rendered a de
cision 'to-day In the -charge ae-nlW
i Sarah Jane' Russ, the faecro ' woman
who was tried yesterday charged with
keeping a "disorderly ; place. . it will be
remembered that the woman operated
a restaurant-' on -Market- street,1 in
Which a shotting affair occurred last
Saturday- hfternoon. - The Recorder
dismissed ; the cas e against the Russ
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.I'JordantafcIvbr.-.ras tried on7 thl
charge - of being, drunk. - Sentence of
thirty days on the rdads was 'enteredi
th6 same to'be suspended during good
behavior.. ' , i
A" -warrant, against E. - Eberbgardt,
charged witlr a Vidlatioh of the "near-
beer" ordinance,' -was continaed; li
an . Ste yens a .young ' will teaman," was
continued.
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-win jima,D-tvreniaiii
enicient sewerage sysr
Arranged by - Interstate' Commerce
Commission- to ' Fix Standard for
Railroad Safety Appliances. ! A
Washington; August 6. The Inter
state Commerce Commission is to ex
tend a.,rfiagt6n?:SeFptemler'29tl..to
various nrdmoters of. safety appliances
and to give consideration' of applicabilj
nnrnnso nf tho i n milru ia tn arlont a
J j . . .j ... v. i 7 am i.- - . m
all railroads throughout the- country,
in order that the Workmen . may be
familiar with $eyices on- various lines.
AS WAS EXPECTED. . '
An
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, : Licensed water joil sanitary;.
4 closets 5 for use ' until the com- f 4
5 pletion of tle sewerage system, n?
4' . Efficient city scavenger -ser-
vice. ,
t Reduction plant for sewerage
4 disposal; ' ' : '.t . ' -
An efficient Health Depart-
ment.
S ' i . A Superintendent of 'Health
who gives his . entire time, to
4 his duty. K ':
4r . .Destruction , of breeding
, 'plaes for mosqukocs. !
S ' Cows and v pigs .butside city
limits. - r-: . f 1
Screened or ; oiled manure i 4
fr heaps, and clean .horse stables .
All food and. meats exposed ; 4
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Died Last , Night- at His Jate Resf-
ucnec in rayexr?vuie Me. was
c Father of-Mrs.' George B. Ejltott, of
This City, atid Mrs. Pembroke Jones',
of New York Funeral Will be Held
Tomorrow. - - - n - .
Friends 'in Wilmington will sincere
ly regret vto-learn of the death of Col.
WhartOh ' J. u Green, , one of ( Fayette'-ville'S'..,inostv'pi'Dminent-,!.citizens,-rwh.o
passed away at his , home there, last
night. . Col. Green liad ' been ill iles
than two weeks. ; His demise .there
fore came as -a great : shock to the
members of bis family as well asjto
his TWide circle: of friends. k , The de
ceased is survived by his wife and two
children, these being, Mrs. George B,
Elliott ot -Wilmfngton, and .Mrs. Pem
broke j;ones,J. of New York. The syta
pathy of friends here and at other
places will Jse tendered the stricken
wife and daughters ; in their bereave
ment. - - ' , 'V
-nCol. Green was 79 years of age. He
spent the greater part of ' his life , at
FayettevilTe. ..,CoI. Green was an ex
tensive land owner and he - formerly
engaged in planting. - 1
Ool. Green was here about twd
and within a day or two thereafter .be
came 'ill. - His ; ad vanted ' years prob
ably r rendered him ! unable to wTIth
stand 'the.- ravages of; sickness and he
continued to sink rapidly until the end
came last night. , 1
Col. Green r was -a very prominent
citizen Qf the Tipper -Cape Fear secticfi.
He was a Ormer. Gongressinn halving-represented
his district in the;lefi
islative halls. ' --JV -s;
Mrs. Elliott . left,, this -morning ;fpV
Fayetteyille. in response to atelegrani
announcing the . death , tf her father
The funeral over- theremains vofrrCol
Green
ioiir EtEins
Housewives of Wilminaton I Anlc inn
Eagerly Forward to. Chance tQ be Af-
a vruea i nem Dy tne Tidewater 6w
er Company N ext. Week Large and
Modern t Gas Rang to ber Given
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The .cooking demonstration, by the
quick and convenient gas route; which
the - Tidewater Power Company has
planned- to give the housewives 'of
.Wilmington; the benefit of. wilt-rnnt-
J-mence Monday. '"The demonstration
win Depone of the most interesflng,
and, nddoubt, one ofthe mot profit
able the ladies of ,. the city have ever
had the opportunity of witnessing'. and
the. Tidewater has made hte
tions for the event -The entire mam;
moth lower floor . of "the handsome
Woolvin building, ' on Princess - streets
has, been fitted ur esneeiallv - fni. hf
demonstration." It. has been equipped
not only expressly foia; clear and 'fine
denionstration but also ; so as -to Jut
nish ease diid i comfort; for 'those Who
attend: Twelve1 "-lctureHs and twelve
complete demoiistra'ticins will be; giten
by.Mrs. J,-M: Whitfed; of Durham;' an
expert ; who . travels , the : country' oer.
For .N the . - first : .three,', j - ffay M onfcay ;
Tuesday and' WedhesdaV the' lectures
wiltbergiven at 10:30 o'clockvin jthej
mornings and'at 4.-30 in the afternoons. I
and duribg the last three days, Thurs
day,; Friday and - Saturday the tfrn
w in ue ?ow ana jy ' p. m. daily.
Each-; lecture- will last. from -an. hour
to- an; hour and thirty 'minute's bna
will , be most entertaining, as well as
instructive. ' -". ' .
A word about the manner of presen
tation is not amiss. The large lower
floor of ; the Woolvin building has been
fittedinp' in sort of auditorium style.
At one end has been erected a plat
fnrm - wTiirh '.ia
weeks ago for a . short visit to - hisi rar,ffP flTlf, T tn-ic. tyQ .-tex
daughter. He returned to hishome ma1mnrt a mnrtRl irftrhpn rn .in Vt
of the stage have, been placed v eefm
fortable chairs for those who attend,
and by the way,: the entireVp'ublic s
given a cordial invitation to attend.
Mrs. -Whitted will "lecture from the
stage and will make practical dmon,'
stmtions in cooking, showing1 just how
foo should be prepared' and howv- to
use, gas-'-ecionomicaHy.Y, She, will 4 treat
her, subject scientifically; : r.
wYa? iis 5$yf ft $U tPQigftM m Wf PT'lU
be on exhibition at different" poinea on
the floor, ' and x a: feature af the' Ueeli
is that one of the large size and Jiodt
era ranges, is to .be made : a prelent
to sonraluc&y person.wjio ;attends?thej
cedure will "be fully explained at the
'demqnstrationsf. t t-j-tT . r
". Week, after next-following the pub
lic Neyeuts. Mrs. Whitted . will ,.giye
home lectures and demonstrations..-.
jv ''At The bijou. . ,
.? The feat e film at the popular jBi-
jou TheaL today is called "Out ol
the Past." This is a most .'interesting
picture add 'it will please the patrons
ot the theatre.
J
en will probably be held tomojifow'
Fa.Vetteville.. -T 'v.-x
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Trips to FoVt CasWelK r
Two trips will' be, made to Fort Cas
well -tomdrroW by the' sfeamer Wil
mington so that friends' here ma'have'
an opportunity 'to" visit the members
of the Wilmington Xigiit Infantry in
camp at the Fort: : The boat will leav
the Market street dock4at, &;15 a.; m
and 2:30 p. mn" The fare fof the -round
tiip will be 50 cents. : The fare for the
trip to Carolina Beaqh' and return will
be 25 cents.
RESIDENCE. PLANNED.
Eth-l
for sale ? screeued trom flies. : t 4?
Frequent' and complete ar;
bager" removal. ' t- - '
i v Thorough, inspection of ' prfc ;
ift : vae premises, business houses !..,4
Le Neve Gets An Offer From
the Stage.
Quebec, August 6. --Ethel Clare, Le-
Nevfi ha rprpivpd - nn nfffir nf ' SlOO 'a
weftk fmm n i ff(awy- Vnrk " theatrical I
house to go: on the staged She scortis . scarlet fever.
me oner jand . says sne couiuu l ' tuiuji. t . s
of such a-thingv . -
schools and public buildings: h
Medical A supervision. ot
schools'' and -"inspection of
schooi children. - .
Everycase of communicable
disease Reported at once td Su
perintendent of Health.
Typhoid placarded as is dohe
for --smallpox, diphtheria and
" Stoeksr Today.. '
New York, August 6.--There was a
strong tone at the bpening bf ' stocks
a majority of the issues showing sub
stantial gairis,- -Amalgamated Coppel:
roes one pointy Steel -Common ; 12,
and the railroad list generally ranged
1-4 to 1-2 higher. The volume of busi
ness was small.'-' ' " -
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LUM1NA GO N C ERTS."
Drawings Completed Jor Very Hand
" so"me H6,mg Which Presiaahf 'Y. "M.
.Ernerson) of the Atlantic Coast Lirie,
Contemplates Erecting, at .Carolina
Heights. , u
' Mr. 4 J. F Neither, 'the Wfell known
architect of Wilmington, has -prepared
plans for a very : handsome re'sideiic'e
which President Ti M. Emerson, ot the
Atlantic "Coast Lirie Railroad, te'onfern
plates erecting at Carolina v Heights.
Drawings, of the proposed residn6e
have been finished. These give Illus
trations '.of what will ; be one' of. the
finest residences in : Wilmington5. The
drawings reveal a pleasing; brick rest
den'ce several stories in height, with
quite ' a large humbe' of rrooins. ' The
structure will 'be:,of 1 commanding ap
pearance and iwill be a-gteat' addition
to the section of the .cttjfvlh '-which ;it
is to be erected! It is stated that' wotk
will bd' started' oh the' house in the
.fall and that several months will be
required for its completlbhf : .
Life 'of a Star.
Will be seenat Joyland today. This
pifcture fs iiistruietive' as' well' as inter
esting, giving the details ofv an a"c
tress' iife, it shows many pictures be
hind the scenes" of which the public
khow,ittle.,, There wliralteo be a mod
ern western nictureNannima." Mr
E. J. Iteilly Will sing bne'of" Wetmarks
TW6 "More Delightful' and Elaborate
IVIUsicaies Arranged for There ;To-
-morrow-r-electl! Program Both Af
ternoon and Nights t ' r
Thp -Harep and -suoer br--orcnestra atl 4-ui!fs trii4, u
T.umina. Wriehtsville' Beach, will he ThRPriPs nf nthiMiz- Pwrits at. LAi-
heard again;tomorfow'at concept ' Two imin. mferitiiiiied! recently; In The;Dls-
the-hig pavilion, s usual, and at each '
i event a uiiiii". ovin"- w, jjy-hj
rni vo nrpsfpnteri. f The programs, will
be as follows: : !: - ' '- : 4 ' - ,
' ATterhoon 4:30 O'clock.
- - March, "pn 'Duty" Ros'ey. - - '
-' Overture, "Stradella" Flotow. -
Waltz, "Amorita" Czlbiilka.
"- Selection,. "Algeria" Herbert
Part II. -
, Parisian - March ,JFolies Bergere"
Liheke.'XT, ' r v-- . -
' Novelette, ;'FIf e .lTly" Lincke.
(a) "Salut D'Amour niigar. ; to j
Special Saturday , program at Joy
land today, c.'.- - It
YOKE FELLOWS
Of the Y.1 Mi C. A. Will Hold Several
Meetings Tomorrow. -
The Yoke Fellows of the Young
Men's Christian- Association . will hold
several important religious meetings
at different times and places tomor
row. A meeting will be held in the
city prison' at' 9: 30 a. m, conducted by
MrD. L. Latta, and one at the county
home at3 p. m. co'nducted by Messrs.
H. G. Bowdep and H. E; O'Keefe, The
final meeting of the day wiir he held
at Wrightsboro . Union -JSunday School
tomorrow 'evening at 8-, o'clock. Short
addresses will be delivered by Rev.
J. W. Craig 'and Mr. R. G.DaviSi ja.
member of the Yoke Fellows. : ,.;'
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Tho XilmmEtGii SQvings Qfifl fEnM EaSirafiy
1 10 . North Front Street
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Preserve Figs Served at fei-ealtfa il'X
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GROCERY
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, Surplus ;;$4l(M)6o s .
, - ,$960,000 '
1 ,; Receives deposits; lends money on approved . security, and conducts ,
a comprehensive1 banking: business by the; best khown modern methodki - j,
Unted' States ,G6Vernmentf State, County and City DepdslWrV:
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"DADDY DICK" SMITH
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Smashed Out a Single When He Heard
the -Stork Had Visited . His House
hold. . , - - x ' : .
Special to 'Richmond Virginian. S
Lynchburg, Va., Au. 5.--: Just be
fore Manager Smith weht to the bat
in the second inning yesterday, he was
hahded telegram tihhounClng the
safe ahival of his first olrh a hdy
at his home 'in Philadelphia; ' He 'walk
ed straight to the bat and Secured thfe
single that gave his team its first-run
vof the game.
formatted but 1 dod for?t ".'to "Tie
Your Little Bull .Outside" of Joyland. ;
The C'ottbn Market ? ' y
New York; August 6.Thei: cotton
market opened from sixty . to fifteen
points higher as the result bf ; strong
cables.' The demand in the English
market for spot cotton showed im
provement. The feature of . the early
market here was continued strength
for August, which" -showed ; a leading
advance. September v also - was firm.
Opening. August. 15.70:' ' September,
14.40; October, 13.57 r December, 13.45.
' " The Grain Market . -
Chicago, August 6.- The wheat
trehd Was imcertamy with prices-irac-tiohally
lower. Corn .was stronger?ml
higher. 'Oats was easier with- wheat.
Provisions down with 10 at a 15 cent
b'i-eak in hogs. .
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50c underwear low": 'as 23c tfay
lord's forced sale, v . ' ' ' -It"
C' . t :, i t k .-. . :.i i.
Adds a New uepanmcni. -t;
' The x Wilmington Carriage Wprk,
ATn minu'.r. TTonkins nroprietor,
latest' song Irf'tsr'-'Tie Your Little Bull which is located at Nd. 1103 Castle
Outside." vCome and see this big per- street, has just added another depari
You can get Men's .$1.00 shirts for
patch, is scheduled for this afternoon
at Lumina. There are a numbet, of En
tries' and ThUch interest' is 'being man
ifested by those who will participate.
c Special Saturday . progranl at Jdy
land today. v : It '
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50c Straw Hats 19c.
ed sale : "J
"Faded Rose" Caco Roma.
March. "Semper j iaens sousa
" Niqht 8:30 O'clock.
March, "Glddiatdr:'H,ucik;i!
: Overture,- Semiratnide" Rossini, v
' Waltz, Wine, Woman and Song"
-r Selection, "Pagliacci" Leoncavallo.
s Part 11. i -
-Descriptive- Piece.- "Hunting Scene"
-iBucco'lossi.' ';- v-5" p '. V-
-GlrJw ' Worin" (by reqnesULincke
Cornet Solo.rMr. Frank Schirch, "Co
lumbia Fantasy" Rollinspn.
'.'Racocksy March' VUszU :-J.2.
Concord Tribune. - - -. " '
; F.' Piefeeua - nedpstrfan .walking
from New York to Atlanta ; over thd
National -Highway, arrived in the . city
this morning and snpnt spvpral hoiirS
here. Pierce came through the city
several weeks ago walking from AtlQr
ta to New York and is now on 'the.
turn trip. He made the' trip in seven
wgfels-! a' 'distaride of 1,100 miles, mak
itiW the ;total -distancb covered by him
when; he reaches Atinntn -i 9. 9.9.0 mils;
i He- is -not allowed any if unds and ddes
not carry anv" mzsaw v ftp is now
eleven days'ahead 'of his schedule ahd
is taking things easv. Pierce expeSt
to reach Atlanta by the first - of , Sep-
temberr
rnibt nnrl rmp ' that Will, no QOUDl,
proyfe "popular. ' The new. department
is J for horse, shoeing andlt will be
made a feature of the business, espe
cially to-'accommodate" the' patrons of
the company. A skilled veterinary
hnl-RP fehrier has" been engaged : and
will be in Charge of the. hew depart!
4 ' - ftim" Cfub Tournameht.
'The ' regular 'weekly shoot of the
wnniniHW nftYi Cliib was' held yes
ferdavVaftei-ndon at the J traps ast of
thfe city: The winner Of the tourna
rheht wias MrRG. Stokley, whb tnadc
49 out Of a possible 50. Much interest
is '.bteihr manifested in tne ciuo uy
local 'sportsmen ahd a number of new
.members. haveTbefen receivea receunjr,
:- 'v SIiaht - Accident to Cutter.
; it has been learned that the revenue
mittpr Spininolp met with a slight ac
cident while bound for this pbrt, which
will delay the coming of the ship sev
eral weeks. : The dyriajno which fur
nishes lisht-for the cutter became dis
abled: The Seminole was ' forced to!
put baek; to Norfolk for repairs. - ,
, Men's suits -selling at a great sac
: rifice, Gay lord's forced " sale; ;- .
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land today," . J-t
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and Liberally every claim. , ;,
Ask the Man Vho Had a Fire.
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