THE TIMES-VISITO
NUMBER 8599
RALEIGH, N. C. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNK 16, 1898
$8.m I'KK EAR
FOR
TIFICATIOD
UERE
The Texas, Marblehead and
Suwanee Shelled the Bat
teries at Caimanera.
ADMIRAL DEC
RESIST m
Authorities Assert That Any At
tempt of Any Nation Will be
Resisted Santiago Shelled
by
the New
FORTIFICATIONS DESTROYED.
By Cable to the Times-Visitor.
Camp McCalla, Guantanamo, Wednes
dey afternoon, June 15. The brick' fort
nd earthworks at Caimanera, near the
end of the railroad leading to Guanta
namo, wee demolished by the Texas,
Marblehititd and auxbiarry cruisvr
Suwanee. today. The bambardmejit
opened at two o'clojk and )ated one
four. The Texas went slowly up the
channel leading to the fotiflcations
followed closely by the Marblehead.
About one dozfcn shots were fired and
the -rthworks were destroyed. The
Spaniards escaped in the bushes by St.
Paul. Spaniards fired only five shots
doing no damage. The Suwanee shell
ed the bushes, driving the Spaniards
inland.
FOR COAST Dl'TY.
By Telegraph to The Time's-Vlsitor.
New York, June K. Lieutenant
Slayton was today assigned to com
mand the yacht "Eunuiier'' of this
navy yard for coast duty.
AMERICAN CONSUL PROTESTS
By Cable to The Times-Visitor.
Gibraltar. June 16. The steamship
Saniiugustin of the Spanish trans-Atlantic
line, is loading with coal. It is
believed to be intended fur Camara. The
American consul has tiled a protest.
READY FOR THE FIGHT.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Camp McCalla, June K The Spanish
will tush troops towaids Caimanera,
believiriB that the entire American force
will land at Guantanamo bay.
SHELLING SANTIAGO.
By Telein-iiph to Th Times-Vigitor.
Kingston, Jamaica. June 16. The
cruiser New Orleans is shelling: a new
battery erected by the Sivanlards on
the east shore of Santiago.
TO RESIST ANY INTERVENTION.
:By .Telegraph to The Times-Victor.
Washington. Jijne Hi. While denying
that any intimation lifts bt.-n imeCKed
from Germany savjng that, foreign
governments will interfere in the
Philippine, the authorities assart that
Pewey will resist any attempt of in
tervention by rvy nation.
PERMANENT CAMP ALGER.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Camp Alger, June 16. This damp
will not be Temoved or abandoned. The
War Department has renewed the lease
lor one yeax with the privilege of re
newal of same for term of five years.
It is probable that some regiments
will go south but In tlir place this
post 'will take others under the third
call for volunteers.
BROOK EQUIPS TROOPS.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Chattanooga, June 16.Gerreral Brook
has been ordered tto equip troops at
Camp Themas, no orders to move yet
received.
HQESON'S ADVANCEMENT.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visiter.
Washington, June 16. The President
will sen3 to Congrese today recommen
dation for Hdbson's advancement ten
numbers in the list of naval conBtruc-J
tors.
INSURGENTS VICTORIOUS.
By Cable to the Tlmes-VlsUor.
Madrid, June 16. Cables from Manila
confirm the Insurgents' viotory.
DESTROYED
;ey will
TERVENTI01
Orleans.
WAR INTO SPAIN.
WASHINGTON, J UNE 16.-
'RESI- i
UE.NT M'KINLEY HAS STATED TO'olieo. All
A MEMBEIt OF THK' ADMINISTRA- ' ' "
TION THAT THE WAR WOULD BE
CA RKP7.D INTO SPAIN. j
PERMANENT WAR CAMP.
Uj- Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Washington, Jun VS. Oredra haB,
been issusd at the War Department
lutvinp for UiWr oibjoct the immediate
preparation of a new camp at Femau-
.Ilan VTa Th eft- le-tpi1 for thi
camp is said to be perfect and anrply
able to aooommodute thirty en" forty
tbousand' troops It is nar the osean,
beach and will bu a permanent camp
during the war. It will he used as a
rendezvous for troops going to Porto
Rico. Twenty htousaird troors will bt?
there In a few davs. They can easily
be isolated if yellow fever appears.
PILLING THE REGIMENTS.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Washington, June 16. Reports at the
Adjutant General's office show that
prnctically all ruglniejits in the 11 aid
which are to be filled have sent re
cruiting patties home to obtain the
neee'sary men. Require forty thous
and men t fill existing organizations
to maximum strength. ,
BOMBARD WITH DYNAMITE.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Washington. June 16. Naval of liters
express great satisfaction at the suc
cess of the Vesuvius In the bombard
ment of Santiago f.,rte wfch dynamite;
Mijiuay niglu. The department has
issued iki"dns to uso
ttK- lirst opportunity.
the Vesuvius at
AUGPSTI IN A HOLE.
By Caltte to the Times-Visitor.
London, June 10. A despatch from
Madrid say that t .neral Augiistl from
Manila send word to Spain and says
that he is reduced to dire straits by
the insurgents. He Is unable i com
iwunicate with Moret ajad has beea
convened to double the strength of his
defensos.
SELECTION OF RECRUITS.
Ry Calrle to The Tftifes-Visitor.
Paris, Jutw 16.-40. Faure is de
voting; theduy to - consultation with
political leaders. He has seen Brisson,
the former President of Chiynber Dep
uties Dupy, RMiqt Burgeois and Pey
brol. It Is umferstood Faure will de
fer the selection of Premier until to
morrows SPANIARDS CHANGE PLACES.
By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor.
Key West, Jnwe 16. Advices to the
Cuban Junta Laguanjo sa" five thou
sand Spanish volunteers and many
regulars, fearing that Amerloans wM
capture Nuevita have Joined the Cuban
patriots.
BRITONS LEAVE HAVANA
By Cable to the Umes-Visitor.
Kingston, June 16. A British cruiser
Sailed from this port this morning.
Her destination is unknown, but It is
rumored th'at she ts going to Havana
to bring off Brftlsfl subjects at the
request of the British Consul General."
PBACE PROS'PEOTS ENDED. '
By Telegraph to The Timfis-VisltoR
Washington. June 16. A merrfir of
the diplomatic corps said tne dpart
trre of Shaffer's first army of invasion
ended the present prospects of paefe.
OFF FO LOUISBURG.
Edenton Street Sunday School on a
Pinlc Today.
Early this morning a crowd began
gathering at the Union Depot and at
8 o'clook, the scheduled hour for de
parture of the annual picnic of Eden
ton Street Methodist Episcopal Sun
day School, several hundred people
were ready to make the trip.
The train was soon crowded and the
srpeeial pulled out with as jolly a par
ty of pcnleers as often leave- the city
qf Oaks. ' A telegram received in this
dity about noon told of the safe arrival
of the train and all passengers at
Loulsburg. Today up and down the
banks of Tar River the excursionists
aie warning and In the Seminary
Gruvft this afternoon a great spread j
of pood things will be made and the pic- '
niccrs feast heartily.
Hrvo excursionists are expeojted horns
shortly after dark tonight.
J. M. R1SH"P DISCHARGED.
This nuiVnins; at 1''' o'clock in the
Mayor's i'nrt J. M. Bishop, who runs
;i bicycle repair shop, on Fayettevirle
street, Arthur Starling and umorher IB,
year li boy i,ai:n d Uufus Mitchell j
wire arraigned cl.;i::;nl Willi cruelly'
10 animals. '
Tlu- case can,-' up in Mayor's court i
on The iU: y i r, " i-,i'- Mild v as en- i
linu.nl by r fill i si i !' coimsel for de-ft-nre.
Mr. W. L. Pncw. Ths in. an-;
ina; upon sworn affidavit of J. M. Bish
op that he did not believe he could
jet Jut'tlce befoi-j Major R'.'kS. the!
ease was riniovtd to the court of Jus-j
ice of the Pwiee J. C. Ma room, i
The witnesses for the St a to were un- '
able to establish a ease and Justice ,
j-Maroom dismissed the ensv and dis- '
i-hurKwd defendants. '
There vap in. evidence to prove thin i
the offence had lreeti committed ihoui:). .
Ui had b.'or, acknowli dged out of court'
'll the pli-
1 of ilrivipir ivn;.
the parties t" thr
et its neeuiToiK'e.
nitis
afl'air LAPY Vi H.rNTEKIIH.
The TiMieR f'l'lini s' Aid
'y-
this cfty, q hi'SK tinlU' wi'-k aniKniit the
soJ tiler boys iu rump here has been
so hiahlv a npM'iii' t,-!. ssUs hr: "Ivniy
VoluirterR" for tomorrow and Patur-,
flay. Any lnuy willinir to assist the
' j, c V,..iil. 'ill l tho iliicftrikiitinj
; rt.- nVfV rl. c,w,Bftratlve
store, where they will find hundreds
of pnirs of ilr:r'rs already cut out I
These tey ai " riuestfd t tak- to i
their homes and complete Rpuiemhr
'T:.iily Voliirtr-v" wantod' for tonor
ii.v iitid. iJa 1 1: rd't '.
xt
TiAW.X PARTY.
A lii'.vn party will by iriver
Monday i-venins on tha poFloffii e Ian n
l ir the In m fit of the Raleigh hoy? mra
ill camp at Jacksonville. The prnmn
t -rs of the lawn party are Misses Ues-si,-
White. Mamie Bagwell and Iva
Unchurch, any one wishing to con
tribute cream, cake or money can send
ili same to the residence of Mrs. L.
v. White on fouih Blount street. The
proceeds of the party will be used to
siil ply the most urgent neafls of the
soldier boys. .
JOHNSON-BRYANT.
I. ast night, at nine o'clock at the
residence of the bride's parents corner
of West and Johnson streets. Rev. Jas.
I.. Foster ainited in marriage Miss Julia
Johnson to Mr. E. H. Bryant, a few
invited friends were present to wish
the young couple God speed.
IRS. MOLLY liRIGGS DEAD.
Mv? Mllv ,.,., mod at her home
on Snulh MeDi weli street this morn-
ins: at ie:3i. Stov Has l.een a gvaat
sufferer and has borne hof aflli'-fion
iHi ehrlsii.ui fortit'jd". Sin- loaves
oia' son, an ir.vaV."). The .unoral aiv
i' i:fjoi-iriiti-ii Tw.' inaiV !: the morn
iHir paip.ers. -
liIi;Ki.'TOiyS MEETING.
Tomorrow the Directors rf-tl.ie Ral
eigh and Gaston Railroad t'tnpaiiy
will meet Hi Baltimore. 'ii the nortli
hnuni.1 train liiUa.v M.-ssr. W. R.
'IMiokpr. Joseph B. Ratehel.ii' and W.
.i. Eu'onach. directors of tin; wiafl. left.'
ito upend thu meutinni They will r
'tutn to Raleigh on Saturday. ,
TURKU FIRKMlON 1NJ17RED.
Jietj- ft'ork. June IU. TIm; ifilifrnning
daj'
warehouse at the foot tf Summit
street and Atlantic Basis in Brooklyn
won. heaivily damiiged by ftre this;t,.n. The sixth on-. Perry Williams,
uiornfoig. l'lriunen Vaugimn, Everett : lie Gaston county uitinlurer. is here
asd ("lcir seriously injured.
LONG'S OKDERS:
.
,, , , . ,. ... ,.
l.y lelegral, to 1he T,mes-V,s,tor.
W.ashlnguin, June Hi. ---Secretary
Long bus onleied the lemur of the
ship "Vulcan," and the fitting out of
the Bos'tim to join Siniip"son's lleet
without delay.
GONE TO THE COMMITTEE.
By Telegraph to Tfie "Bimes-Vteitor.
Washington, June 16. Tb House
reeolu'tion for the annexatitfiT o Ha-
wail was today refenidtl to the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations.
NO LATER ADVICES.
By Cahje to thp Times-Visitor.
Fort Au Prince, June 16 No further
news this morning from the sqene of
Monday's conflict.
THE BUFFALO O REPAIR.
New 'Siork, June 16. The. eraser
"Buffalo arrived this morning for repairs.
FOURTH OF JULY
Brills: in Y. ar Contribu
tions at Oikv.
A VoU;NTA!:Y LIsT.
I Children Slum Id llritig iu ".mull Viiniiin is. -j
All BultKs Men should lliinJ l;l
euhbrirttoiia for the
( clihration.
I
The interest in the Fourth
celebration suggested by th-:
ot July
; Tllll.-S-
i ...ks us
liiorious
j Visitor is. growing ana it
though we tin
ci'.ebialion.
Sever..! huniii
ha v.-
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luiiara iv
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me ili:;
1. 1 IliilliL- 11 SllLl.v-f.o'll;
play l.ut ii - ' -oS
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and cl
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d'dl -ll 1 ill gUlhel
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IjO ci.el'.ated io i.ui'oi si !.
t-'t-i' i"l'oi-j in i.i.;.. to.' in tii'
ted flaws.
Tin -st- v. l.o . ill ' i'.w p., .,-., i, .
tin- i..-niiis'a dis;.,a. sh"i.e. o
of ai. opportunity to give ami
iv!) ion l.riHif i-r si.-i.'l in
no m. liter l,..,w suaill to this 1 1' ii .
it w ill In- ueJ.nowlijilf,. "i v it'll Un-
kl
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and
of the uiniater in Hie
4iriiiii, i
I Tiurs-Visitor.
I 'il.o s'.'.lj.-oi'iptioii 'li-L v. .-is i
u-Liay tui iu"-ii
", liny a, Utlovi '
al 4 o uiiiuii ana
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, s. 1 onu-r will he i'ifnnl ;
'iri'"uii'lf. that there .I1 be la
ji 1-i.ioiinbU fr-uturr in fnnneclimi
i de display, siuarantees sui-ces..
The following conlributioivs "nr
1 iiov. ledi-'ed:.'
7
I'alii-'n EKctiic '
The Tiiiies-Visitor.
YarboroUf-'h House
H. Y. Jackson ...
Whiting Brothers ..
ini'iiiiy
1.(10
1.00
Total ) ? 2.W
pen nun tonight.
Evt-l ' niotla r and tathor in Ka-a igli
should go and taktf theii i-lihdr.ii. lo
see Ben ilur al Mi tiopoiitaii 11.4: t -lli-hti.
Like tile gnat I'lli Mav. a .:
I'lltrrtni's I'i'ogiess it is oiio of thuse
mtei tainnieiiis that i-dueat - ino head
and h-art oiiile dhgiuOL
a.ld l;,.ts 11 llif liuic 'II;. l: si, -n
is 'lily .' c-iiis ..l.'i K' ;..-
I, 'a.l v.Ilai li-e .Mftitn.. i. ii oH'l,
s i ;' : "A l a r ti V :t.r ' ' o .
of iho:' who last nighl ui-ai oui Ui
li. ar Captain Rider in his i ntui fain -i'i,l
on l.i-w W'a ll.e t 's p.r' ais "R -n
luij'." A pleas.iiK ' iio;'rt::-sioii wtss
r . oe from Nil" stal l, mi.. l r tv .. It.uis
I'.- aiidi(-iRe iistened G:h KV't ailen
l. a: to tin- l:aio.l;i:Li ' is'e "I the
ii "Sl intererling sMiiis i:-vii- uiilten.
'i'he views were grand. The chariot
: ,: I '. in:; v. .ndi rf .i.y r nirsttc. r:p-
'...i.i Riuer ceiiair.iy
t Ids subject. lie
! i-iiy at ease and i
M'iijiet pleasingly.
FIVi: t'Al IYA.I
.1
fuli jllSllei:
llllent. piT-
liaii.lles 1,1.1
iiiiethiiii' Unheaml of iu the Annals i
of r,bi ckleiiburg County.
The coniiiiL' session of Ciimittal court
i Meckienhurg county M ill breitk the
eoiil in ;m. I'ai- as capital cases are
eieernail. "rtiere are at present six
i f"
,: ' n '"'"arc-rate. I in the c .iinty jail
charg.'ll Wit II C;l pll.lt ollellce. rive ot
ili.se will be tiaed bnfor.i .In rise Snt-
for safe keeping. His i r.'lt'.f- e : s si. h
ih.it the sheriff of tins ton tliought it
best that he be movcl from Gasion
jail.
j In the list of the five front Wits opun-
Ity there are three murii. ri-i s; ' u.e
hur.,Uir and one rapst.
Walter Miller is charge.! wih the
murder of Jim Carsnn. both colorni.
Wilt Ttenvpr l nlmrpwl with the mnr.
il, r of John Ghisliolui. both colored.
W. J. Hinson is charged with the
murder of James Cranfortl, both white.
Antly Ross is charged with burghi . iz
ing the home of MV. Bright Solomon.
Warren is charged with rape.
Sheriff Smith telN a News v portnr
that dtiruig his term of ffic. vvklsh
overs a period of. ten years thfre line
not been as oiany as five dnpital cases
I fle "oekrit at any court. Charlotte
News.
NE5' TRIBE OF RED MFJ4
Friday nigtkt at 8 o'clock in the
court house a new tribe of the Im
proved Order of Red Men will be or
ganized. MY. Hill E. King has been deputized
by the Great Incnhetia o the United
States to lastitute the ew ordr
a 41 requ(s all who have sljyfed the
applications and all wh are inter
esfed to meet at the court house
promptly at the hour name3 on Friday-.
The chief promoters of the new
tribe art Messrs. Hill King and J. M.
Bishop. . .
ANOTHER BRIGADIER
Col.
ii.UiOM.i Joins
Hap y 'I broi
i
hN AWKWARD .POSITION
j 1 w ii ( II t iters. In the Swcond Kug'mnt
j liff-itin limit n 'c on the Lit',
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of I
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ii" pesliiiie li.o claitr-f of Col.
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ni'lith'ii of affairs
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mi 1 i 'i m le sh. mill
f his saio:ior '';'!
ni.iiiy think i'o.
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I'kiT- i-- a il.'ui-hter
'i' Kii'.vrir.l JHifly ai.fi
:.: - Aland 1 '
!insL.i. Ml"
1 1-.- lale Ja,
l he si.-l.r of Stale's Attorney Duffy.
Dr. Johnston Is a member of a rU
kii'H'. n Sjulierni fuinUy, Iwinpr a ivu
.f Tdr. Ii. Johnston oT ibe N.irth
Carolina bar, nun a nar relative of
Gill. Albert Sidney Johnston and
Gen. Jos. E. Johnston of war fame."
ilr. Johnston is renminbi, red holy
by a lu Bsc circle fit fri,.'iids. For hm
seasons he was a member of th-- l"io
versily baseball team and niad.e fi.f
iiuent visits to thit? city. His home is
in Tarboro.
A YOUNG M.VN'S WAR.
The average age of the volunteers
who Wave enlisted for this war is only
tjvenfy-four. The army we are send
ing apainst SH.'iin Is, perhaps, the
youngest that ever went to battle.
The youthfulness of the volunteers
from the North and West who have
passed thtfnigh Atlanta has been a
subject of much remark, and the
Georgia volunteers are mostly very
youns men. The erl huj( ism and
vigor f youth are of great value in
war. Our borys are going out 'with
llabt Hearts and with the flush of con
fidence on their cheeks. They will
gain experience rapidly and many hf
them will distinguish tffcmseJves. The
youth of (he country has responded
nobly to ttie sail' for troops, as Amer
ican youth alwaasi has. Th every one
of her waflK young men have won
glorious names and brightened the
pages ef American history. Atlanta
Journal. . .
LOCAL MEW ITEMS
1'iisty ,; i u T(jI i1'1 ) 1 1 t'lii lusty
8IIOHT s'l All JI KYI'S 1
Tl use ho fl re in tli . IMibli lij ii.-Mnvfi-incut
of I topic mIio line, or have not
, .kiiio to iir--!J,g News in I. itile
1 icC'.s.
Aiiw l'uiii' '.V'fiili l'oi timed uwlay
i 1 1 1 (iuilf.ird.
iv,T H. I. . k, -r
al the Pal k 11'. . ..
it his room
, Ja:.,
ii io .-.ljrttn.
sick at her
Vili'i Sll'.-ii'l.
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"h S Oiih l'.y
' i ,." !.. I ,l -. o i- - 1" re-
i a: i. ii i u.. a .li.ir.d.iy.
i:, iV i. :ti '1,. ': 1 '.n i i r -li,
i ilel'e too; y .'l,.'! , .1
To, a ' ft ,''.t v of t!ft l'"ii'''i of Agri-
'.'lo'iii'- .-n o:, tr.e afL'.ai.ooi trains
I.'' tlifll i."l
i: -r .ii' f lie- Kill"; !t".--;p, r.i o-.n-tiio-
! .irriv- Tier- a i .- f. be s.v
... l.aa-i-;ii iai.i el.- loin ii'iiv.
.':s. 1'. (' ".'"ri',1, ae". liii'.'iiii''! by
S i lv pheu .M-. 1 ' i id Worth Bas ley
: : i t,.:s ii. "ii. in: J- r i '.n innuti.
Mi. .1. '. H.ol'.-t. of l.n (Jrmiee.
i i a;- b- i :-..'l.e tie- family of
I'.ii't. S. A. .iti.,. reiurned noine todny.
Vr. I'al.'b I'ol.-y. -. the S. A. L.
st:J s i. (-.. h g.aie t" ' eii'lsliolM to
r- li.s hi-otl. ..':'. .Mr. Shui Cole '.
m: Co '-a i' '.I'd in rih bound trtin
'ay uiti th:,-'- Liev.ly inarried c-iu-i-.
- fi' i.: Athiiii .i.
Ah, r.ii'ti r. i f i i; '"i.sli".r is h-rj t-.
f N'' l-i' iit. ''ater f ti.o Gi'f-ns-L'.ro
i.'olbtiali".
51is Sis'.i.rie'-. of G"i j-.vij;,'. r- the
-K- .-1 of I'--'- !'.-.,.s N,,.-r;s on North
. SJll-el.
.Mr. R. K. 1.. l-'.iiii.-h. of Wnshirrgtnn,
! i'.. ' h has !':; h : a-rai dys
-'ih id.- wife, return -d home today.
The Presbyterian Sundiy School's
I i r.,e to i ii "ii-eel:e- on Sunday the
.'S' h- the next attraction. Nothing
better coldd he nflxt.
S' '.n'. li: i'1'ji' ? jbi-criptii.il to the
'i'.i , .-- i;t"r fourth of Juiy celebra-
"a. -i is to h, a uTeat event. Any
aie em is .iccei te.1 and acknuwledged
.1; these roluilillS,
'..'di' -inelun and i can Vieiv are the
Interneting points tte Tabarnaofe
1-eJiool will visit on June 2Sth. A day
f 1. a si; re tmd profit for all. A fast
soli, lule. '., gain train and best of
"i !,! cuarHiil'-i d.
ll llary I: Pittn-an of this city.
tho has ie-mi n t ! iidii.i: tlid training
sellout of the Presiiyter.ii-a Hospital in
t'lii'.id.'lphi.'i is nt lioine on a three
whi-Ivs' acutii'i,.
Captain John i '. (Ip-sham last ninht
reieieed ,n,i ,ri, t,, I'er T'ort Grant.
Arizona, lo j dn Ids i-niroeiii. tlie Tth
i-avi ,iy. U. S A. lb l--ft this after
ii" 'li. iiU'i -xp els ! . i'1-r-.l t ' Ma
in:: I" S"!l'l
K' rt l;Kin
h. s IT.e t"
r
W. rid s Sunday S -hool . l'.-n -id
li'-.d in l.o:.'.'.:. J;:y nth
.I. .Mr X. V. i .r.-iis;'.!. -n. (
i il.' ReV. J..M1-S 1 :. ,1 ,11, S. of
N" I I 11 1.':': " i It ..
rr
This n "i r.:r,- a- li," S-i't i,'-r:i Ra:'
' a y t r " m r:i. . u: ... r 1 1 : - heo a i the
tTi.i"i 1 ...(, ! i u.- ?t .l..-.,r ! ;t:):...1 "id.
TlW.-' iaippi ii.- : i . .je iiiij i: ; i' ; l."i aad
113 thi ifi'-.ts o: ii.. .;.iP! ( oiii
:r.h.: i !t '.- ,i sit:,; e -,ha.t th's nu-itt.-r
fiu.n-M he Far.-f.i'.'i. 'iiy arra ir; .1
T".!:.y. it is siai'd. Mr. 1. .1. (";-.iTt!!
whii peJi young li:.riv Ul.. t the
f.u iiv. -n y 'ar i41 s ai of juscV- Hiiify
Roberts. A vananl for assault and
battery was swo: 11 ,111 before Justice
WVsley Wiiitaker and the trial will
take I'iaoe ton.oirow nioriiing.
Jaiii' S K. B. Hardy. Jr.. and Joseph
'i. F i nlh iir. of the Governor's Guard.
o K. Fiist KM'giaient N. C Voiun
ie is haw be.-n given honorable d;s
eh.ngoS mi aceouiii ..f i-hysleal d;s
abiiitii'. TI'.i-t aie exp.-led to arrive
from Jacksonville Saturday.
Mrs. M. T. Non-V. of 4?1 North
lilt. nut street lias issued cards to an
at home for this evening from i un
til M." o'clock to meet Misses FriwikliB.
Rslham am! Skinner. The Misses
Norris have returned home for the
summer and will reitiie with their
giien'.s this evening.
Mr. Frank Williamson, of New York",
son of Capt. B. ". Williamson, of
IJaieigh, is a member of tJie now
funics Astov's Ajtiilery. He has
ln-eu promoted to a si'igeanry. Tills
regiment was equU'ped by John Jacob
Astor. Jr., Irom his own purse and
copts the government ijisoluteiy noth
Ins. The regiment is now en route to
California to join the Manila army of
n-einfivcement.
Tomorrow. Friday evening, there will
be a public reception in the lecture
room of Central Methodist cburoji.
This means a delightful hur fop all
who attend for of all such occasions
in ttrb! church, this , promises o be
the most fntfrestine and pleasant. The
public is kindly invited. There will be
no adhfisslon fee, but a collection will
be taten. Th exercises will consist of
quartette, vscal solo, rtcitatlens read
ing and Instrumental music by soma
1 the very best talent in alaigh.