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T1H T MES ESS i. NUMBER 8600 RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, lfc8 I'! ! ' KAR INSURGENTS FOR THE BIG FOURTH A HANDSOME FLAG. ON JUNE THIRTEENTH1 SHORT ST ATEMENTS II FIGHT AT .MIILA. Most Important Battle Since Subscriptions to th B'g Celebration The Pitt Rifles Beautiful Banner. Official Statement of Nor wood's Reirsinatinn Minor Matters Vb'.iiipilated f( r i In' Main. BUSINESS MENT SLACK PRESENTED BY LADIES. IT HAS BEEN RECEIVED AlioCMi IN T1IK CITY- THE Dewey's Victory Maniia is Surrounded. DECISIVE Mm FRO! SANTIAGO SUNDAY. Miles Returns to Washington to Confer with McKinley Viz caya Struck, but Not Damaged. SECOND BATTLE OF MANILA. .'By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Hong Kong, June 17. The most im portant and severe battle since Dewey's victory has occurred at Manila. Two thousand Spaniards were attacked by one thousand insurgents and suffered heavy losses. Spanish prisoners cap- tured by insurgents during this war aggregate three thousand to date, in eluding two generals and three pro vince governors. Two millions rounds of cartridges were captured. Manila is at the mercy of Dewey, and is com pletely surrounded. All supply is put off, and the city will be stormed when the troops arrive. SAMPSON'S WORK. By T.-iegiPph 1" Toe Ti-r. --s-V'silov. Off Santiago, June 17. Admiral Sampson personally .--op. rintended tlie bombardment of the (-,-ts He wis much pleased with th" result and be lieves all the western hat erics totally demolished. The eastern b-tteries were harder to hit lv.;t were -ii-nc-il. He complimented the ntmg from the Texas. MORE TROOPS GO SOUTH. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. Washington. June 17. Gener-tl Brooke has received orders from the war department to select fifteen regi ments of his command to be in readi ness to move to Florida on short no tice. The entire second brigade at Camp Ala-er is to be ordered south within a fortnight. VIGOROUS HAVANA CAMPAIGN. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. Washington. June 17. President Mc Kinlev has been won over to Secretni-y Algei's view and has decided upon a vl porous movement ncnyist Havana as rp.iiokly as it can be arra"-"ed de ... the opposition of Gen. Miles. 3.000 HORSES STAMPEDE. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. Tampa. June 17. The three thous and horses which stampeded last night did considerable damage. Today ev erybody is hunting horses. Many sol diers were Injured, town. r'orral was in TWO CREWS DISCHARGED. By Telegraph tftiflie Times-Visitor. Newport New Va.. June 17. The crews of the Harvard and Ynle have been ordered discharged and new crews will be enlisted. The naval mil itia mar be called on. THE MONTGOMERY SHELLED. Bv Cable to The Times-Visitor. Madrid, June 17 A despatch from Havana slates that the American cruiser Montgomery approached with in range of the batteries and was shell- ed. THIRD MANILA EXPEDITION. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. San Francisco, June 17. Orders have "been issued to the City of Para to make ready to sail with the third Manila expedition. WHERE WOULD TT BE? By Telegraph to The Times-Vlsjtor. Washington, June 17. It is believ ed that the Yizeaya was struck by one of the dynamite shells from the Vesu vius. THE VIZCAYA STRUCK. By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Madrid. June 17. Cervera cables that the Vizcaya was hit by a shell at (Treat elevation but was not injured. TRANSPORTS NOT ARRIVED.. By Cable to The Times-Visitor. Kingston, Jamaica. June' 17. Amer ican transports with . troops to re inforce Sampson have not arrived. HAWAII REPORT. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. Washington. June 17. The Senate committee on foreign relations has agieed on a report of the Hawaiian annexation resolution favorable. Chairman Davis and a majority of Republican ami Democrat Senators push the measures through. Indi cations are that the opposition is fast losing strength. N E WS FW M S ANTIA' i . By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Washington. June 17. Secretary j Long announced after cabinet meeting I '"-Itiy that no important official de-! i on tics had been received and that leC ive iv iv from Saiiiiago is expect ed by Sunday. DISSATISFIED WITH GUNS. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. 1'hutlanooun. June 17. The first con signment of news guns arrived today ami will be issued to the regiments 'lltickly. .Much disappointment over the fi-t rh: t the guns ate the old spiiugtield pattern. BLOCKADE IS QUIET. By Telegraph lo The Times-Visitor. Key West. June 17. An auxiliary gun boat arrived this morning from Havana and reports the blockade as quiet. It brought Important dis patches to Cuban leaders. PARAGUAY NOT NEUTRAL. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. Washington, June 17. The govern ment of Paraguay has decided to al- low the Spanish gun boat Temerario to remain one month for repairs. BATTLE AT PORT AU PRINCE. By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Cape Haytien. June 17. Revolution ary uprising at Port An Prince has been quelled after a fierce battle. There were many arrests. MILES IN WASHINGTON. By Telegraph to Tlie Times-Visitor. Washington, June 17. General Miles arrived this morning and will consult on the Porto Rican expedition with the President immediately. ANOTHER CRAZY MAN. By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Mole. St. Nicholas. June 17. Oantain Hope, of the British steamer Ravens- dale, says the Spanish fleet are not at Santiago. EXCHANGE NOT AUTHORIZED. By Cable to The Times-Visitor. Havana, June 17. The Spanish gov- ernment has not authorized the ex change of the Merrimac's prisoners. THE FLYING SQUADRON. r- neiegTapn to ine Times-Visitor. Norfolk. June 17. The vessels to compose the flying squadron torming this morning. RECRUITS FOR TAMPA. By Telegraph to The Times-Visitor. Atlanta, June 17. Five hundred re- emits started from Fort McPherson for Tampa today CADIZ. FLEET SIGHTED. By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Gibraltar. June 17. The Cadiz fleet and Skinner. In the reur parlor was' has been sighted off the African oust.; Miss Ethel Norris with her friends i I Hisses Marguerltte Crow, Rosa Battle I .an! Jessie Cnrrni:. while in te ha'l ; THE FRENCH CABINET. were Miss Blanche Atden Blake and ! By Cable to the Times-Visitor. Paris, June 17. Fa tire has asked' Rlbot to form the cabinet. AN ARTIST DEAD. By Cable to The Times-Visitor. London, June 17. Artist Rvtrne Jones is dead. Miould Kccogniz the Importance of the Occasit n and Make Contributions of Good Sums I here wil he a are yet three weeks before the Gloricus Fourth and during that time a lai.ee amount of money must be sub scribed to the Times-Visitor Fourth of July celebration fund. There is to be no systematic canvass of the city for money to make a suc cess of the event. There is enough pa- trio; ism in Raleigh now to call forth sufficient voluntary contributions. The business men will be expected to make contributions, fathers and moth ers who will take the children to see the great display of fireworks should send in something to aid in making it a success, young men who will takt their ycting women friends to Cameron field tc hear the music, see the fire works and have a jolly good time gen ettn'ly. and children who think the night will be a pleasant one for them should give to the fund. The Times-Visitor will receive con tributions and acknowledge them prolyl tly in each afternoon's issue. An expert manipulator of pyrotechnics will manage the display. Cameron's f.. Id will be the scene of the hand somest display of fireworks seen m i;at emh in several years. The following contributions are ac knowledged: Kaltirh Kicctrlc Compriny ? sn.no The Times-Visitor t all., touch Rous H. W. Jocks. ,n ... Wlrhng Hi. i'h-is . i'. c. M. H.-n:.id .. J. replies 'illilels Total . 5.00 . 5.00 l.mi 1.00 inn 1.00 .5 fill. 00 new ti:i;;e of red men. 'loniglit ill 1 oilock in tin- court ho-.-, a law tribe (' tlie Improved iiii!e-, ( 1 M -n will He organized. .Mr Hi'i 1-:. King has been deputized oy tiie i, i --iit Incoheniti of the United Slates to institute the new ordr ami qui sts all who have signed the applications tu mo-t at the court house ; -1 1 mi 1 1 1 ' v at the hour named tonight. RALEIGH HONORED. Slate Givat I'ouni-il of Red Men to Meet I I'll Officers Chosen. Messrs. W. E. Faison and John Dridgers Jtoday returned from Eliza lieifi city, where the first great coun cil of the Improved Order of American Red M-n was instituted. The two representatives from Raleigh speak in ine mgnesi terms or me nospitanty or the people of Elizabeth City. The Great Council was instituted bv the Great Incohoenia. R. T. Daniel. I w ho is iio-.v a justice of the Supreme jcourt in Georgia. The meeting was also .attended by the Great Chief of Re cords of the United States. Charles C. Gonley f Philadelphia ami J. W. Cherry, of Norfolk, who Is past Grand Sachem of the United States. There was a warm fight for the next great council, the principle rivals for I the honor being Fayetteville and Ral eigh. However. Raleigh came out vic torious and the State Great Council will meet here on the second Thursday in ntxt May. Raleigh was also highly honored in tlie selection of State officers, both Mr. Faison and Mr. Bridget's returning ; clothed with official power. Tin- following officers were elected: ' Gie.u Sachem J. T. Hathaway, Eli zabeth City. Gieat Senior Sagamore J. R. Davis. Wilmington. N. C. Great Junior Sa-jamore J. R. Sand ,ets. Hertford. Col. i Great Prophet J. T. Anthonv. Char . lotte. Great Chief of Records W. E. Fai son. Raleigh. Great Keeper of Wampum J. E. Bridget's, Raleigh. Oreat Sannap J. W. Richardson. Marshburn, Elizabeth City. Great Mishenawa M. Wilmington. Great Guard of Wigwam D. I Raper, Edenton. Great Guard of Forest J. H. Saw yet: South Mills, Great Representative to Great Coun cil of the United States Col. J. T. An thony. Charlotte. ENTFRT TNF.n PAST PVPVIVC. 'Mrs. M. T. Norris "At Home" With Her Visiting Guests, Last nieht the residence of Mr. and Mrs: M. T. Norris. on North Blount ! street, was the scene of one of the : most beautiful receptions given in this' city this year. I The occasion w as an "At Home" ; complimentary to Mis Marianne- ,r trnKI'"-nt ChilUcothe, Ohio: Miss'Louise Latham and Miss Winnie j , Skinner, ot Greenville. N. C. who are. .ihe guests of Misses Mamie and Ethel! Norris. In the south parlor MV;s Norris received the guests, presenting them ; in order to Affyeea teeo.-i lj-li Tn.i.n 1 iMiss Gertrude i.usn. with Mrs. Norrc During the evening the delicacies of the season were served, by Dughl and a string band rendered delightful music. Miss Franklin is In Raleigh on hr first visit to the south and has al ready won many friends by l.er charming grace and beauty. She Is a belle in the Buck-Eye State and her popularity here extends to the ut most limits of her acquaintance. Is too Handsome for Company's I se and will Probably be I sed us the Regimental I lag for Some Ouys. 'Titt Rides, Co. E, Second Regiment, N. C. Volunteers." in letters of gold on a magnificent silk Hag will Moat to the breeze tomorrow at Camp Dan Huss-u, The ladies of Greenville sent in Geii eral A. I). Cowles today such a ban ner as cannot be carried en tie- field! by any companv. and is equally us Handsome as any regimental Hag at the front General Cowles was requested to pre sent the Hag but on account of hit- sickness will be unable t i do so. and tomorrow at his request Col. V. H. S. I Burgwyn will make the speech of pie- I sentatioii. The Hag will b" accepted on oetiait or the company by t upturn Smith. Accompanying the the Hag came the follow.ns letter to Adjutant General Cowles: Greenville. N. c. June Pi. Ailj. General A. 1. Cowles, Raleigh, In accordance with your recent ap proval: in behalf of the iadies ,,f Green - villi? and other friends, we forward to you today by express a beautiful siik( Ilag to be presented lo Coiiipavn H. Second Regiment N. C. V.. i'itt Rillc.-. in token of the l-.vc. confidence aud i best wishes of those left b-hind for the! buive boys, who have enlist-, I in tie-I IH' 1 "' 1 '" defetue of their country s honor. I curler i-. Jit..- the silken folds If to them an ,...,..,,r .... ,..., .t ,- i :;i l r,.,.1,-.l.l ue.ii.--. pui.sui,t! in ...v '.- one , i l iioiiie, .is ii iwoie one i 'Nieiiie i on- prayer, tor tln-ir b!y iHst hi:rgin- th--tl'Vin. l'r- s.-nt the Mag. at tin stub a marr.er as S.l fel . lllle llo- ditiv laid tii'-n Ml- ll a time, and r-iny s-.- o-. to ynij n.oi fining. The deia.v in s-mling it is di: erioi in tic.- worilir.g lnaiie iiy it ulnt Hirers. Wishing for you a i dy t from vim glclt le.-l 1 1 ill -c 1 1 1 1 -i 1 1 . a and I ami jtn We .-. l.e:M ----.. .VlISS SALLIE I.liMMMe MISS AVLMEU SUGG. MISS HETTIE TYShN. MISS ROSALIND R- 'I'M TK' HISS HELEN PEUK1NS. iilSS ANNIE l'EUKINs. automatic e J . u 1 "i'i : I ' i : i t e i i A Novel and Useful lnvcnti.ui by Mi. George V. Hardy, of Kaleigh. The North Carolina State museim; surpasses the museums of sisp-r St;:ios not only in variety and quality of the displays but also in an nw-nious method tor recording ti.e nunioer ot visitors. The pian and mechanism of this machine, the automatic electric iegister. is Ihe work of Mr. George P. Hardy, a member of the firm of . vliita!:,-'-: Music: 11:n:,. Address "Tlie Hardy Brothers, electrical contractors a.,n. the Seed, the Sowing." Rev. N. H. and supply dealers, of this city. Hep Wilson. has been working for several months . Tuesday Afternoon ?, to 3:20. D.-vo-"ii this invention and he now has the'tiona' Exercises: Son:-" Service: :i:2i eriltilication "t seeing the nun bine in 1 Exercises bv I.oiiisbui g Stindav School practical and suciessful duly u. i :::.-,i.. Blackboard Talk, Prof. C),v. C-i rr; The double faced recording dial is Music: 4:"n, "Can a Member of tlie Hied in the curator's -flji- . It is church be True to His Vow and be ln-.ei-rated by an el'-ctric battery, the ' different lo the Sund iv School?" Re . concealed wires running from tlie dial ' I R. Johnson: 5:0.". "oin-Organ." R. C t ' the triggers which are located tin- Cuhey. de.- .he ceniei step of the s.niis lead- Tuesday Night Address. R.-v. T. N. ii to the museum. The unsuspecting ' I ,ey. visitor walks up tlie sums ami when i Wednesday Morning. June 22nd. -.1. Ie- bearw rrn this step his pri-sciie- is j o !.'. Devotional Ex-n-ises: Sane .-.,-di mediately recorded in the curator's vice; f :20, "The Sundav School in Its office. The register has a double dial ; Relation to Mission." Rev. M. H. Tur so that any number is l econied. v, hetk-: tit : !:. "How to Multiply the Valn ei- tlie visitor conn- up in double or of the District Sunday S.-ho d c..f..-. single file. The dials will both record ' em-e." R'-v. E. c. Glenn: '.':. "The in. to liiil.iiiin and then begin again. Of j Child's Mind. How to Inter-st! iiistr.' ! . itirse. to ascertain the accurate r.um- nnd Inspire It." Mrs. Kate Haves b -r of visitms the gross number on ; Fleming: Music: 10:pi. "The p-judny the dials must be divded by tw o, since : School Library. Its Value and Wit;.'; the machine registers each person on : Should be in It." Miss Fannie Wln-t.in i ntr-iing and leaving The electric automdlic register is s 'tnething entirely new and its use ' will undoubii dly prove "f value in mu-! seums. at fairs, theatres, auditoriums rind all other places where it is desir a'de to know the exact attendance. Tin- curators of museums in other States will doubtless follow the exam ple uf Noith Carolina and adopt the automatic electric register ami wbtii the use of the machine become general 1 known. Messrs. Haidy Brothers wiil. we t list, make a good thing of t! invention. STEPHENS-LAWRENCE. The following wedding invitation has e. n issued : Mr. and Mis. J. E. Lawrence request lienor of your presence at the mar oee of their daughtet Lucy Katlia- ". to Mr. James Robert Stephens, .'ediusday morning, June twenty intii. at tin o'clock. 1 1 : Polk street, u'eiph. N. c. Miss Lawrence is a popular young of.an and has a host ..f friends in iiicigh who will rviend oongTiitula eis tc Mr. Stephens. JUSTIFIABLE SATISFACTION. The Manufacturer's Record received ("day says: "The North Carolina new 1 .ii ers are deriving a great deal cf .iustiTiibie satisfacii-n from Ihe recent I of ihiit State, both bain. The one is belonging to Pur Mr. "Washington d by Sin:, iii.ii his -.. an 1 t he other rr. who pcrsoiallv i 'Uac. w i.o mor-as-d ; i : 1 to Trinity c, a..-: is Col. Julian S. Carr advanced the pay of Hie First Regi ment, encamped at Jacksonivlie, Fla., in an unassuniiiie- ar.d -matter-of-fact joiiniier. as thou-h t-e eve iv-;ug a hotel bill. - The Stiith has compara tively few milliona -ii s, but they are rot behind in public spirit. In the meantime, the flower of the young men of the South are waiting a chance to put an end to the war which is sup ported by millionaires and poor men all over the country." And the Governor has Accepted it-fieo. II, Smathtrs and Kugcnc Carter leaJ in the Hacc--"arter's Chnnc! best This morriing, three days after the newspaper printed the resignation if Jud.a- V.'. L. Norwood it was offi cially annoiinted at the ' diverum ','f as follows: - The resignation f Judge W. I.. ."iriiui v, as r-eeived and accepted J-uie i:;th. No successor named." ! Tills has caused no little comment eriioi's reasons for w ithhold news are not known but it is ing tl i ;u (act that the appointment was ten- , . ,, -.- o ., , ,,,,,, , I'1""1 ' "'' V K I'usk "nd thi,t h" j dined on the dav following. j 11 thought that the Governor avV!lillns: tunhr "r fr"m 0l' j I. usk and that if the appointment is ' linen oy mm a second time either i-.u-'ene i 'niter Ash.-vin. hi- i ; -'mailr-is. , of Waynesv I,. position. ii.il to be in ihe had and 1 the rippoiniinent be -onioe known Monday m- Tuesday upon t !"e I - turn ti.i:ut' ii. if tile I love! n. from Wi ii. M in i'i i.Fi:i:i:Xi i:. 'lie I'.: AiiliCii I'i-ui.-t WiM Til at I.ouisliLii'g 1 Its Jtllli- 'l-p, a v -!v- i t'otll-' of the 1 at !.. : -n !'.-: t ) h v.i I :, 1,. M.-tliodisi j lisic.trg-. N. j '.. !.:! ;l -L-.'. Mr. Ii. W. Rallard is ii-iil- tu. J. I'. Hunt vice-president and .: l.'i W. Moore secretary. Mot-nay XiL-ht. June L'nth Ser mon. Rev. M. H. Tuttle. Tuesday Morning. June 21st 3, De votier.ii' exe'eises. Rev. B. C. Allred: :t:2'i. S.'ins S-rvice: !i:;ilv Address of V':. o:iie: i':".'i. Enrolln '-nt and Organ ization: Music: '.cr.n. -The Dignity of tile Mfidity School." Ht-c . E. i '. Glenn: POO."",. "The Lux f Christ Coii-;t aiiictii. or the True Motive of the Worker." iMiss Sallie L.m Rest; Music; 10:25. "The Church Member in Relation to the Sunday School." Mrs. Mamie R. Terivll. Rev. J. B. Floyd: 10:00. "The Teu-hei's Preparation." Rev. r: H I Rev. N. H. D. 'Vjis 10: "Th- perintendent's Trials." George S. Raker. . .vionre; pi:e'i. "The Absent I hol- D. A. Pierce: Music: 11:11. dress. "Music. Its Place and Power." ri. Mi'.itneiuf; .music and Benedict -n. Wednesday Afternoon to 2:20. D votionat Exen-isis: S-utg Setv: - -: :::'i. "The Value of the Sunday School r--Hie Government." R. B. White and others: 4. "Th" Sunday School Work and Its Reward," Marvin Minor: :". experience Meeting: Election of i IYi- .vers and Plncp of Meeting. Night S:30. Sermon. I Z A C IIARY-BAI L E V I The f. llowing wedding invitation has jlx.cn issued: Mrs. Julia A. Raih-y ri-quesf-- y..ur presepcc- at the marriage of her daugh iier Cornelia, to Mr. William A. Zach- et, edi-i.'sday afternoon. Jim.- twou-i.-nintb. two thirty o'clock. Central Milht'dist Church. Raleigh. N. c. Miss Bailey is one of Ralei-li- most (uitured young women. She has for several years ably taught In re schoois and number" among h"" fi-j.-ed bunilreds of people from all sections of l.'.e Sl.'ltc. Mr. I'achary is a member of the firm of .-ii liHt-y and Zacliary. Die ietiliio and c'ttitritrtors and Wis numerous fri' itds in Raleigh. I PRcSii YTI.'i:! AN PICNIC ' On Tlu sdav it-oieine1 al , ' ,. I Sunday p. '-, ,.i ?,i t n j Presbyterian chnt-ch will h-avc i special I i- ,-1) f. I a ua . s- ,,:,l ,-.i 'f t! I I'i It 1 i lallltliJS I 'i colii , eh. ,- .'.i --a, - e'i Hie Id,. a! picnic grot:, id. ' '. ' vis:t. t ITIHsboio, by n sla.it w aih , u- . ct tlie Eiin. is one of the a; -:i,ci i-ms. -inoiiiei is ine priviiece u seeiii one ot the tii.c-i I . I-. !- --..s ;n x.-r: ; Carolina, ami In America. The s. hooi invite friends to noeomrnnv tti.i at one ibtlhir for ule round' trip. Half price for children and inhtindnnre ,.f ;,-. an,i iein.uiade -. :I! be I furnished In nit Pot-Pout i i of the Ncvs Pictured on I'nper Points an. I l-coplo Pertinently I ickid iind i ith.lv 1 ut in Print .Miss Eliza Rush loft this morning fo w iinungloii to visit Miss Annie Kiiider. Miss KM t.ree guest of Miss Str.oiach. of Wilson, is the Anna and Alice .Mis. John W. Harden left this morn ing lor W'osoli lo visit Airs, del A. vVoodaid. Pro!". W. A. Withers and family left tins a fti-t ii,, on for Davidson College to spend the summer. Miss Minnie Kronheinier, of Oxford, who has tn-eii visiting .iis. Sam Rer w anger ret iirtt'-'i lieo-e today. Nexi Sunday niglit at the Fiist P.ap tit cl'.tuch .in Arnieniiin will speak on ihe "Cie.-ceiit against the Church." Regular iii-iling of Capital City Council. No. j'.i, Jr. ti. U. A. M., tonight iit o'clo. 1,. Every member urged to be pies- nt. Mr. M. A. Parker has r iiiriied from an extensive business trip through the :-. tiil-.crii Slut-.- as far as the -Mississippi river. The oiino, daughter of Mr. D. H. Hill l.isi ti.alu bn ke her w rWt in a i;il titir tin- iiaiiisteis. She is doing nici-l- today anil l,t r s.ie'ii.i. ooL So .'telC-e. Ml. C o:;. i 'l.iliilio.i: t!. -f W'illllitli; .. ti. .una I t -diiy !i-o!n Mo. lie coun ty, v ii. o !:.i- I ... . a tl. ,. ... ii! loin v. itli l'.--i. Col.li of ti..- I'niver- ati-ml tin- ri ptioii ii at Central Metho i a 1 1 i 1 1 i: . 1 ioor open lull. ie invito,. No I!. -v. K. M c. o ;;. p.. -i.le..; elder ..f lh. l.a .'i .'n -, - l e '. and Hi" lector will unite iii mi rl'liiit for ii revival iiieelii.g at Cox Mi'tti"! ial Meihodist ; t i.-' ' i ; i . i !iir It. 1 i ' i i . .1 -..: I!. l Th'- n Hnt: will last ten days or ioiiLoT. in th, l.i-l is-ae of the North Caro I va .biirnal of HdiieiUioii. Miss Ada V. Wi.ml.ie. of the Hiib-igh Graded .- iieo.s. has an interesting article on "'I'I,- Value of a Knowledge of old Un-.'isl. Grammar in teaching Modern English Grammar." Miss Mary MacRae, of Fayetteville, is in ihe city tin guest of Miss Anne Ritslio. on Ninth Person street. Miss M.-toRao ieav.s tomorrow for Chapel Mill where she will lecture on Kin deteatlcit Stttdi'S before th,. Summer School. Mention has been made of the mar velous pencil-tiling power of the steel cased bullets from the Krag-Jorgensen title. This was demonstrated a few days ago in Burlington when Mr. Ed. Hod shot en.. i;f, inches deep into a veil seasoned pine block. Anotlier t w.-ni through a tree about 32 iln !a-s in diameter aid burr, d itse;f P dovMi in a millside some distance beyond. Tit investigation into the case of tl.. Stale against W. S. Brown, charg-i-'l veil, s tling a to Ids ito-e and that of Thomas and Campbell in Dur ham, was conchul-il yi si." day afu-r-ni on. The lawyers on both sides then urimed the case after which Brown was bound over to court by Mayor Mo I'V ii on tt bond of s....i.nt. ji,- gave the I ...nd with his mother as security. This afi u noon at "::'.) a pair of horses driven by Henty oi-e ran away mi Fayetteville street between ) 'it vie sun! Cabarrus tlitow ing- olive on the partially finished maiada prized r I. Tl,e I-.. l;s 1. -., l iilly unshed his hands .nil f:ii... !,. went to Simp sens drug slot- and r I - - i - li:s wounds '.'eie att-n.l. d to. A bicycl- be!, mi.' ing to Mr. Rnxton Hunter was standing in Hi - stte, i and y,u seriously dam aged hy the wagon pa.-siu-; .o , r it. POST OFFICE NOTES. N' w Carriers for the Business Section of Raleigh. P. s: ni.is'.er c. Tom Bailey i- p-ing I is nii't .-tic. ,ui ti-.e ad'mto.-ii ai a n and is ;. -.tempting to ..am ., i. a.. , 1; a i'i Iter i al l icr sysiom AM of t'.- .i.l . 1 1 1- t - r, vi -n -ti t be forte but. tt is s'li.l. in w ones m in he I 'd Oil ill 1.,. 1 , . n.-Ss See; iol; of 'o 'tly i.tid tics will -re i:ly i . . - i 1 i t ,-1 1 c I -ai Ic's. C;.l:.-s t then Ii;,,,, shorf- r i ales and :, ..l-.-osi . v p..fti,,n t. : an civ, i "itei , ,n he it; :b, r- t ot a ;' th- p.-i '.i.t-.-'er i.l: 1 W !'i:ill"l..i hi io. 1 1 - :' salary. VI ' ' 'tie ' s instead. I!' '1 11 h lie Of it i: v. til th. i, if. Ha s ah . ot. - of the per cent i- tow-, a large ti.e U. - .'. : i i . 1 1, ft; "U !'T;: IX K -T. 1 ' Sliad-c -a ,..! and Km o-th 1 ' ''' ' f-; " in M..t do ad , . ' -"'. t- i'i;;;. will be of unusual "' c t The p. eara,,:! -,. im Hides ad ire -t ! J .. . Wi.'t, fi.tik. Prof. 1 ''"' ' I- -I- f. Cai-i and Rev. H. T-. Pell, D. D. . rditor of the Bilde Stand.-tr.i, lihmond, Vaj AU rail roads wi l give special rates to More bead City for the Summer, of which, those attending- the ennferenco can taks advantage. if 'rih i V v a, y-i-W'fi 1 i i I V i. 1 i li.
The Raleigh Times (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 17, 1898, edition 1
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