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TSflES VISITOR
No. 9,o3o.
RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, NOVMEBfcR 20, 1899.
25 Cents a Month.
THE BOER WAR
NORMAL SUSPENDS
CONFEDERATES TELEPHONE WORK
TO SEAT TAYLOR
NEW CORPORATIONS
Harlan County Leader to Use J A $75,000 Cotton Factory for
Force i Newbern.
Difficult to Get Up to Date Dis
patches College Broken Up by
rial Fever.
Mala-
Raleigh's Drum Corps Second to
None
Line Nearly Complete to Wake
Forest.
DUTCH MAY REVOLT
IN CAPE COLONY
News From Ladysmith Distressing
Boers Capture a Towo and the In
habitants Cheer the Victors
Relieve Kimberly.
Cape Town. Nov. 17. llMayri'i.- It
is reported from Deaar thai I In- Kocrs
have ncciipiisl I (Olivias. Major Ouneral
CiUinc ami his staff arrived ;!t Qiiccns
tnwn, C'aiM' Colony, today.
OllANOK FKiKI-: 'STATK SIvIjKS
'PUB A PKK'KT D'STKICT.
lxundon, Nov. '-.- A St. innliri'K special
says lih at Coni'ina.nilant Duplooy lias pro
claimed tin- Albert District a mrt of
Ora.i'tro Five 'State ami ordered flic
'Kritish to leave within fourteen days or
iH'eoiue bui-ejiors. It is nnno'iiiuced Hint
the commander would proceed to Kast
.IaiiwIimi. Other despatches from tUinf
Pis'tricl inilicatc that thmiph a few Col
onial Dutch 'have jmnnl tin' invad.'rs
they ivjxqil.r express sympathy mind unless
the Krirish act quickly a mimltcr of tlx"
disaffected villi join the enemy at Solium-.'
and Aliwal in ihe north and Bnrk
ley in tin- cast.
1M.VODT IN OAPK COU1NY.
Herlin. Nov. :il.-'Hie Cologne dazcttc
has receive! a 'mail 't"ry from I'ti!"'
Town dulod .Xnvcmbcr 1. which -ays
that cver IhiiiL' there is ripe I'or revolt
against the Kritish a-ml adil t'hirt it
only nipiMTs an initial movcnicii'i to
Intake the Dutch population in 'npe
Colony join their Transvaal brethren.
KPI.I.KKS APYANPP.
Cape Town. Nov. -Jit. Tin- New South
AVnlcs Panels have arrive! at Deaar
Jnui.ciioi mid arc cxiH'disl to advam-v to
the 'relief d" Kimbi rlcy lo hc-in hy the
end of tin- week. Tiic Koci arc reporl
il cotu-cntratinj: at Kiniheriry.
Important news may 1m expected in
-oii,ncc'.i u: the Padysinith c.iin-
liai-tn. .Inst whin Ocncral RuIIct's force
will lieiriu to advance U unknown. Kc
port, still has December the lii-1. hut
Ihe fact id" t'liis 'hcinu- allcwed lo pass the
strict censorship is regarded as evidence
of its fallacy.
The .reported destruction of Colons.,
lir'nfcc is not. eo'iitirnn d ami it is believed
to
I... imidornrincl It is uu.lirsi.'O'i unit
the Ilrftish propose I
. enws tin' rivers on
pontoon brldjjos.
, LADYSXII 'PH.
Tendon. Nov. -I. A tHcsniro i'eo. '
...1 ...i I d.n.i 7i. Xliiriinc. from Plain!
laaj-'te savs that l.adysniith is ooui.pl.'l -lv
invcsti'd. A sin.ud Pleach giro has
l.ccii 'placcl on Bitlwaiin Hill and every
sliot reaches 1lic town.
MO'KK TKOOPS.
Hoiubny. Nov. -JO.--The loveriinu nl
Is preparing a second snp.plein-etary In
dian coiithc-cnt for South Africa.
KKPIMMl D'lSIH'-.AKTPVPP.
lndon. Nov. A d spa i. h t . the
'cutral News a I Pretoria -ays that Ixiu
cr no loin.iv is i-oiilideiil bill npp; a -s
rerriblv worried. The d.-pateh says
thai he lives like one isolated fmai the
world.
T'.OKKS CUKKKEP.
Cape Town. Nov. lid.-The I. lo-rapl,
line lo .lamesto-.vn earnot be operated
and il is sup-..s,il Ilia: the tmvn
ciivied bv lt.M-rs. When the Hoofs eul.-r-cd
Aliwal Noi-lh the inhabitanls ol the
,lae clut rcd thi'in. A skiriuii is rc-lKit-l
at ICiinnan KluHicsia.
BRILLIANT EFFORT
Capt. Hauser Captures a Filipino Strong.
hold in the Mountains.
Mimila. Xv. O.-K'tipt. 1 Hansi'i
Jias miade 1.110 of the m.st hrilhanl -oniis
of 'the war and captured Odoiniell. "
town in the nKHintaiiis of West Kw.
lie UKi'de a. ititii't -nidlit niareli lr
Ccpas. snnn-is.'.! the iniweiit carrisoti.
who snrcndenHl with, thek arms. '1 hey
n'miilwred two hiindiml. Ten th.ni'sand
rounds of aniniun'ition and several tons
nf imivision were ciiiituT.il. One Filipino
wan killed. No casualties anions the
AniericanK. ,, ,
fou riiii-irriNKS.
San Fram-isco. Nov. 2ii.-Fouf trans
Vorls Mi'th'il t.Mlay for the Philippines.
FAIR TOMORROW.
For Kalciuh and vicinity: Fail' "-i.-l,i
...i.l Tuesday: increasing cl lines.
Tuesikiv aftcrniH.il.
The 'pressmv is hWhest in the east
Avith generally fir wcatJier. A severe
storm this inoniiiiv over northern Texas
.,ri Oklahonia with the pressure Indow
11 ."ill inches. Yct.v heavy rains are re
rtrl at iialveston (X2SI. with sniither
ly iralcs: on the . middle (iulf eoast.
Cloixlv. thrculritiiiin weather prevails
ithrimelioiit Ihe entire Mis-swippi valley
unit westward. The storm will vn'lm
l.ly move noil ln-a.-'t w ard to the Lake rc
Ifiou. iMiv 'K. K. Slarlmck. of New York.
Hli-x!Hrt corset litter of the K'a.bo Ow
it (Njiinpiitiv. w ho iluis liei-n hcnt!tlie Kist
wvcml days with loHam'. 1 earn- and
Company, left yesterday for Saviiii'iialh.
(in Mir Stiiifliuck's work was wry
smessful here. Any un.titt.Ml imlyi's
will have the sitteiition of ..w hif
.Sni'ith sit l!ovln,u. Pearec and Co'livpiwiy.
Atlention is ealUil to the ad. of .
Al and W. .T. Y.nnitr in 1liis issue. I hey
ini've a full U'Pll.v of the celebrated
Kins Ntyves. K'ms mul sporting !."ds
generiilly.
COTTON.
Now Yor. Nov. . i"otl :'"
Mardi 7.8; Miy 7.4-'; JuHy 7.4o.
TWO STUDENTS DIED
About Eighty Students Now Sick The
State Normal and Industrial Col
lege Closed Until January
First.
The State Normal and liidu.lri.il Col
lege at tireenshoro has cbksrd un-til
January tirsi en accouet of an cei.leinic
of fever in the school. The dci isiou w as
reai'licd Saluirday evening and many of
the stud. 'nts passed through this city
yestt rday and tilay 011 ihe:r way home.
The Southern 'Wailway this 1110:11111 had
two extra coaches tilled wilii v..ui'i; la
d;cs fiom tde i-ollc. . The d; ease was
called malarial fc.-er. bul t.bo'd is
said to have res'i' cl in sove-al nis
l'"ever has i rcvailed slifrfillv in I be
s. I100I for seven-ill w. eks. until la-t week
win 11 it beranie cpdeniic and caii-i I the
mi Miiimi of the 1 1 1 1 -1 for ih' :ms-
: lit.
Tile city of (Irccns'lrorii lias hi en iiinr-
ainined against t'h illejre but imrlii's
froin that section state that there is
tiiiUelli sickness the same character in
( ireensboro and other places ill that sci
ti. 11. Indeed il is said to extend fnnn
Orange counly wesi. almost to ilie nioiin
tab's. Three deaths have result. si in l!ie
Nornitil Colh-jre. There were Miss T,,ins.
. I' UuliierO.rdleii. who died Thursday:
Mes Deans, of Wilson, who died Sal
I'lday uioiiiiin' and Miss ('aidwc;l. 01'
Sla'esville. who died la-f nihl.
The body of Mis Deans was carried
liiroiiiii here yi -ter.la by h. r l.eart-I'l-oki
11 i.arents.
The Iiecnsl.or.i Tele-rani of Saturday
said-
"Mbs Abby D.-.ii.s. of Wils, a. N. 1'..
a sin. lent al the Stale Normal and In
1l1Mri.1I Coil.-c. di.d about line o'.-ai.-li
tins nioiniiiL' afl.-r a two week-" iili.. -s.
H.r ii'ofher had b. .11 with 'her for sev
eral days and her falliev arrived liiis
n;i rnin-.' alter her death. Mis ). aus
;.. a lovable younv' lady ami iv.i- ni':. 'i
I. .v. d by ail li.-r aceii iiii- uc-es. Oar
sviepalhy iroo 0111 lo tic oer'P e.1 on. .
'The yi'.uie.' ladies Iroin Kaleih at Ihe
.. i mai have arrived home.
There are now about eighty students
iek al fin- College S f :h. in are
In a critical eondil ion. None of lies'
fri.iii lt.-ilcii;h an- umoinr the si. k.
Tl. li mi i.n-s' "f '. :r.ni-1ir. i-fe .loin-
all thev can ami trained unises 'have
I I, l:n,U'i-!lt lo Ihe C oil Clio lo tltlelld
111,, ill. l'vi rylhiiiL- that poss lily ean
I,,. ,1, . I'rr file slllilel'll lISW.oX. . N. .
. dene I'.T Hi" stuih'iits, win. ilil n:
b ave is provided.
'Ihe Yi'.-L'iiMi Military Institute closed
laM eel; on aei '.mil of an ep'aleni'io ol'
I v. huid fever.
HORRIBLE WRECK
Six Killed and Four Fatally Hurt Train
Struck Hand Car.
-,ii. ic.iis. Nov. -Jil. New
w as r.
eeivi.l liiis niornim-' ..I' a na--' n--, r nam
wreik on ihe Chicago. Si. Paul. Miuni
apolis and Omalia U ii'lroad lasi niirhl in
which six were killed awl four fatally
hurl. The train al l.umboldt. in round
iic' a curve, struck a -handcar and n
dciaih d. T he (rain then inn bled into
i,he lake. 'I lie live killed oulri'.'ht were
weikiueii on the hand car.
REVIVAL BEGINS.
Interesting Exercises at the Tabernacle
Services This Week.
The exercises al flic Kaptisl Tab. .'
naele vesterday. cliiMiiiu ihe silver jubihe
were hill of interest. The rally at Sun
day school was largely attended and the
address bv Superintendent N. II.
Proiiulilon a.nil Mr. 1!. X- Siainis were
listened lo wifli the deepest interest.
In the nmnxiii!.' Kev. Dr. Willia ins. o'
Washinlnn. lu-eiiehed and Ihe cliureh
ciu'lil sH-areely hold Ihe crowd which
came to hear iliiim.
In flic afternoon a Haplist rally was
held and short talks were made by Kev.
.1 V. Carter. Mr. .1. C. Marconi. Mr. I.
II. llrisjM and Mr. .IhImi K. Kay.
In Ihe eveniuf.' Kev. Dr. Nelson, who
is so ffi-eatly bclov.sl .in Kaleih. 'prcaoh
,,l on "Winning Souls." Il was an ex
1. nl sermoiii and w ill do jrood.
1ici:iii'iiin with l"i--10 ss-ial service-'
will he held in the Taln-inacle each
cveiiinir at 7::!0. Kev. V. W. Uamil
lou. of Yii-jrinia. is 'licre lo assist Kev.
Dr. A. M- Si nuns in this revival. A.I
e invih'd to atlciKl.
mUU KP.JP.CTKD.
1....1-... V.,c oil -The Kei. list air ha
ivicclcil Ihe whole- Hard l.:iborcr
:iu imperial nicasuirc. to lie!;, the
union' laborers.
' bill
lliill-
OI.INDA APIKP..
Norfolk. Ya.. Nov. -20. -Hie O.rman
sleanier Olinibi passed in at Cape Henry
iluis nuirnin siBiiiilliK 1rat sl."'
:,fire sind in iirpfli't need of assistance.
Slie was iMUiiril far Nenvilas. Cuba.
CiP.PKItKATPD MKDIPM.
Madame Aniae, the cvlelu-uleil Sipirilu
l. Trance and Kusiness XPdiniii, )'
now located in Italciuli. She reiHls hie
l-rntil the cradle to Hie Bfave with a'hs
te cvrreclness. S'he recomciles fani'il.v
aind .lmtrimi'ss troubles, rctunin the n
ai.ailed. miMl ea uses happy uiarnaKf. "'le
has im-vw failed to nive name an.l de
seritiitjon of future liusl 'and or wife, will)
exuel date of marriage. P-v.-ry one in
troiible of nnv kinwl should call on the
Minlam. n her advice will lie r tfrea
U neilit. Ofiico ami n-sidei.ee 1"i W est
South strwt, next dour west of H'X
llosirital.
LADIES WILL ASSIST
Effort to Build the Monument in Nash
Square Will be Begun in Earnest
Next Week.
The T.adics Auxiliary Cui-ps of Ihe I,.
)"H. Branch cninip of Confederate Vri
erans met ' i'c tidsi afternoon and de
cided to assist ihe camp in uniforming
ard ciiuippiic: the ilruiti coris. which the
camp is -ri-tliinx up. .Mrs. tlarlaml
.loiies is president of the Auxiliarv Corp. .
1 ..- ..
-ills. a. vi. ii.ns.iaie. viec-prcMocni ; ami
Mrs. Y. S. Primrose secretary.
Coinmaniler A. 15. Slrona.h said I'his
mo I nintr that Ihe Kalemli camp would
have one of ihe very linc.si drum
corps in (he Siate. Wli.n Mr.
S:i-iMiiieli 1 1 tiTinines to do a lliiiiL; up in
style and has the help of I be ladies -ue-ecs
is assure, I. The Charlotte canin
no.v has a line dnini corps.
Mr. Alex i. Stii'iiaiSi. Ihe commander
nl' I,. O'll. l'.raiiih (''.imp of ( onl'i il. rule
Veterans, ("lis Col. Olds that t'he cain;.
lias :nil nieinbers. all of whom are to be
iHiifornieil. There is to Ih' a laruc druni
corps. The camp iroes to the annual em-
'il t j l iint-ii t al I .'oiiixille uexl year. Its
slay I In re w ill be brief, as il w ill he
able In reliini lure barely in time to
.lll"ieiiale in the ceremonies of Hie mi -viilina
of the Vanee sialuc. on May
:'ll!h.
Mr. Siroiiai'h has received ihe rcvula
li.ns for iiniforni-- and insignia of rank
lo be worn by tile veleialis. They are
an exael copy of Ihe Coiil'o.L"-aio rci'.i-l.ilien-.
(ieneiab ami si a IT oflii eis are
lo wear i'ro.-k coal-. Ill Itieers sail;
coals. A major general will wear a
ei al wi;h lurneil dow n eollar witli llirc
slar on caeh ide ihe lapel.
Tie- in. .veil'..-nt for a niouiiincii! here
lo 1he "w .-meii of Ihe ( 'on I li i'iiey." in
:a-' .eiil re of Nash sonare. w l.i.-ii is ihe
j.i.lii in IVoii! of ihe union )nisselier
sliiiii.i; will be ua.br full headway next
v.eek. Moiel.i. eir.-ular hlter-. will he
s"i:l t i:i. . ea.-h of liie T.'J camps it: the
Si i 'tad I.- i wo ,.:-oii'iiiei.: v-eiaTi'. in
a.n ei. i:i ty lo lake interest in ihe plan.
I I..- i-oua'ics will be asked I., pay tea
ivi! si.-- each .nli-.e.l man Ih sect
le ilie e iiiv. T'iiis will aro is., counly
i. ri.le. Mi. Slri.naeh will also, on ln-
ii. il' of I.. O'l!. Praiuh Ciinip. semi I .
'be "S. us .." North Carolina ' all nvr
:lie coimiry. calling on tli":n lor aid,
iit.il I .'. :' :i.l. liieni : list I Ih" caniy lta r.
ilei'iiil:. a o raise ihe inouev ami haild
the i,H.ni;n out. and lira I this movcine'i'
Ii.m lie. I : i-ly ciiiloi'seine'.i: el' the i.-:iiii.l
. I y p , f I'll S'. '!.'.
BICYCLE THIEF.
A Negro Who Stole Mr. R. VV. Busbce's
Wheel Captured in Durham.
Mayor Powell had only ore olTeiuh r
before liini' liiis no irninrf ami he was
I roiiL'hl here from Durham on flic ln.-lo
a. m. Iraink His name was ll-iury
.laeksoii and he was . hurircil with l.lie
larceny of a bicycle Iroin Mr. K. W.
Kns'liee last Saturday a I lorn.. on. .laek
s.n look I he bicycle from the Southern
Kailway depot, rode il lo Durham, ami
was there ar;-es;eil. the police here hav
ing telephoned 'lo Durham, .laeksoii is
a nia-'i-o claimim.' Kei.bville as his home.
Minor Powell placed his In. ml nt Sin.
in default of which he was sen', to
jail.
H0BART WORSE.
Palerseit. Nov. I'll. -The con. Iili .1'
Vie.-Presi.lcnl llobari ibis liioiniuc was
rea-suriiiLr. 'lie has not recovered from
Siualay'- relapse. 'I'he physician adinils
that ail impiovcnu ui has ceased.
SAM.OK. .-si'OKY.
Norfolk. Ya.. Nov. IS.-The crew ol'
Ihe Piitish neiinier Kuvilislan. Caplain
Lillleliales. now Hiking on a cartfo of
mil al LambcrTs Point, tell of an e
'peiienec al mice stranu'e and horrifyiiiL.'.
Tile vesels .s from liiuiiiie. Chile, and
Weill off the 1 '.-nt it i nii:i ll eoasl. near
. ,i nil del Piiem.. was cntitflil in a sfoi-ui
and fii; and came to am lu.r. A Ikki'-'s
i row went 'ashore, and. heal in;; strange
noises pi'iicii din' from a cavern iiiear
their hiiKmr place, imsin'clcd it. A parly
of savages were in the cave, ctis'aiail in
aliiiK what sienied to be the ilisnvin
hcred body of a ..iinniii beiiiLr. The sav
ai:cs at'taeked lln in. Ihe seamen slay,
'.vhcrcupon ihey lircd Ui. n Ihcin, killini:
one savage. His coinpauiiins carried tin'
dead body away. ami. ihe sailors believe,
devoured it. In the cavern was a Danish
IhiK and much wrecking'. On the show
near the cavern lay the -wreck of a
w'imhIcii I n-is. 'I'he Kurdistan, wiih a
caiKO of Pocahontas coal, will sciil short
ly for Valparaiso. Chile.
"CHILD HPKNKD TO DBA Til.
' in . C! 1 ... .... in a
West Asbui-y Park this inornini; the in
fant son el' pinery Oardiiicr was luiincd
to ;i crisp. The oilier children were
drassi-il from the house and i la ssw . .
draL'L'e'l f. in relit.. Ii . .Ii ' .11. -'i-diai-'scd
from The house, mill it was ruip
poscd lhat the nuilher hail escaped wiih
the child in Jier arms. The child, how -ever,
was aslet p in its cradle.
"Sii'porintemleii'l Day's financiill report
of the iieniteinliary Ji-it np:eare.l. H
is im tihree wVtions. Tlie lir't seetion
covers the time frotm .lanuaM- Is: o
Pebirnnr-v 2Hth. niHV slhoW's receipts air-
(.'reirntiiiir $2.T8;!. The .Jia-ond period is
fiiini Pcliruary JUtli to Aiirp i-.'ii am:
shows reci-ipts of ".oW. Disburse
ineiils for Hie lirst iMM'io i are nor '.ivon.
The tihii'il period is rroi.i April l-'.lh i"
Oi'lobii- 1st ami while Ihciv ar' many
li!Tin-s, 1hcre are no to! lis of either n
eoiiiU or (jisbuTseinieiits.
R. AND C. F. R. R USES
TELEPHONE, NOT TELEGRAPH
Selma Has a System Useless Poles on
Fayetteville Street 'Phone Con
nection with Weldon, Tarboro,
Henderson and Oxford.
Mr. William Wynne left 1 1 i nfiei-
ii lor Selma where he will initiiedi-
al' l.v ii; in a local lei. phone rM-liniivi
1 1... ;.: ;. 11 .1.... ..l...
owned hv -himself. He sav I Ilil I Silm
wi'l have the be-1 switch l.i.iir.l of aliv
'own in 'he Siaie. Of coins.' n is a
small one but if i-' i In u-" 1 1 l: 1 1 1 .'. in. :.. dale.
'I in- lei. .phono line Let wii ii Kalei'h
and Wake I'uresil will soon he e..mplel
e.l. All ihe poles are lip now blweeii.
'Pal' ''.ill and Ihe mills al ;he T ill- of
Nell.:' -if.il in les than Iwo w. I,- lllev
will he strung with Hie lies' enpper wire.
As seen us Ihe line is complete to I he
Palls II w ill he extended lo Wake Purest.
Il is iihnosi eeriain thai ihe line to
wake Fores! w ill then connect wit 1 1 t he
'I ll I .1.-1 -"II Telephone 'oil Ipll 1V 's line
whiiii already eomieels Yuunsville and
the stations alims 'ihe S. A. I., tn. Wei
ib 'i and al-o Tai-hun. and ( Ixlord. T.hus
it nil'.. ais that in a shorl lime Kalei.-h
Will have excellent lell pli. I'.' coll lleel h.n
Willi Wake l'oresl. Youn - v:.l". Ilen.ler
soii. Weldon. iiiicriu.di.il" laces. Tar
bor ami Oxford. These l'li's are of the
In si i-.ippei- wire and it is claimed ih.it
the., will be s,i pel-fee! ilia! ihe licking
of ii w.M ill can be heard ..v." ill. an.
Telephone w ire instead .:' l"h -raoli
lines arc use, I on the Kaleie.li and Cape
Pear Kailroa.l. This is said lo he i'ic
onl raiir..;!. in ihe counli-y which ll-es
tel. pi s exclusively: doim.' away with
the icle-. i 'i ii';.... In r. Tin- lelephon
liic- :o cviiy I lace al l:e Ihe line ol
liiis railroad have all 1 u complete. I at .1
coiiiic ii ui will probably be made wiih
the lalersiale cx.-liane;.- in lllis eily city
this allcino' ii. The telephones on ihe
Kmleiu'li and Cape Pear Kailroa.l are pul
ei;. and ,.w ::er by Mr. John II. Mill-,
pri -hleui of the road. Wl.dc the hues
and 'ph-en s are his .r..u. n. yet tin v
.. . , ii . I
1 WIIII 111.' Illl.'isiil I lllis ei...
culi. -n. an nils iii'.i nine; uiaue ii
Villa ilile -..iivestioll. ".Ill- look ill the
pole-." he said, "on Pavotlovillo sired.
P.i : '.veeii Ihe intersection Davi" an.l
M. -.-an streets alone there are till poles
,.,,i,' I have luaiie a , ah-iiiai ,..ii ,'i,.l tin. I
that o'l would he ahumlanlly suflieient.
There is ahsnlulei.V no lleci'ssil.v I'm-
each i .'le! h.iue and telegraph i oniiiany
liavhisr -eparale l.'.le-. Those larse P"l''s
'mil be "lilize.l hy all e .nipiinies an.l
I has ah. ml half as many i.ic as are now
n. i would he ab-iudniilly siil'l'u .ei.t. ll
Would a. id LU'eally lo I II. llppel'iliuu'e of
Payctlevillc sired loo."
RALEIGH'S NEW PASTOP.
Kev. M. W. Puller. I he new piisi. r "f
the Christian church, was iri led by
laruc eoii'.'rcsrali..ns belli moruimr aid
evening yesterday. Mr. Puller is an
able preacher ami a pleasaui speaker and
all who heard him were .l.li'-'h:e,l. In
Ihe inorlliu-' he prea.-bcl his inil ial ..ly
sonnoui in Kaleiirii "ii I he approni ia'e
l.eine taken from Sl. John "f a man
s. iil by Cod. In Ih ' evcninir In- spoke
lo a lame e..iiirrci:iUioii on lln- .arable
of Ihe wise ami foolish viiL-'iis.
KAISER ARRIVED
German Emperor Now at Windsor to See
Queen Victora.
Poi-I.snroulh. Nov. J". The Kaiser's
yachi. Ilo'heii'zolh i-ii. entered harbor this
iia.i ninsi. eseorled by a flotilla of or-.lo
boats. Th..' Pmperor si 1 on ihe
biidirc. The royal salute was lire,
Duke Coniioiiiihl received the Isniscr.
iirstead of Ihe Prine ' Wales, as was
th-s't inlcmleil. The Kaiser went liired
to Windsor lo meet i n Victoria.
MERRYMAKERS SUED
Interesting Case Before Judge Roberts
This Morning
p.v-.luike Si 'ur Wh'naker. iilloiney for
Miss Piillia Ak. I'siroiii of Hrooklyn.
New Yoi-k. lodav souuhl m allaeli lln
M. rrv-Makers, who have been playing
1...... f.i- t'he nasi week, for flic sum
.HI1S. licfere .luilire 11. II. KolM-rls. Miss
l.eisi ruin has a rovally on some ol in
nliivs ircsenleil by the company and
..was (some of the ointit used bv tin
.-.iniiianv. The dcfcndanis. I',. Orecn
1,111 and Jo-cpli M. Jacobs. ,in- l.usi
ness under the name of The Merry
Makcrs were ably reprcscnlcd by Ce'l
.1 V. Hinsdale. The suit was coiilesi-
c.l ill' a ii.irilisl niiiiincr and Ihe decision
,.f ,lu. lire Kulierts was really a victory for
he ilol'cinkiul foi Mislead ol sccuriie,'
S11S, Miss Kullia Akci-sii-oin pit only
si-s il... Idefendanls also payini; Ihe
... sis. The company promptly y-M the
s-.s .....I costs and hit I Ins; all. -moon
I'd- (lobislM.io wl.eie (ley will appear to-niu'lit-
OMVIA HANKY PIUKAKY.
A ineclim: of Ihe trustees of the
Olivia Kaney Library will be held this
illornooii al ll o'cliM-k al Ihe 1 ariHrouBii
House, roonits 1lt ami
l,.,l...o Aniie. tfae foirllllle teller. IS III
ih,. cilv for a limited number of da
Held (ber ad. in this issue and if von
want to W'liow the future cull and nee
her. '
Mr. YY. P. Strouach left, this niontiinn
fur Kichiiwind.
iMr. AY. T. Hall. 4 Norfolk, is in tin
cily
lV,k nround filestores in Kaleich a ii.il
I see how scarce hanatui.s are. lvook in
' Dughi's ami e"e ideuity o them,
TENDER SERVICES
TO GOV. BRADLEY i
They Declare that Taylor Shall be Gov
ernor No Matter What Electiou
Boards May Decide.
I ... u I s v 1 1 1. -. Nov. I'll. Tlh" Commercial
of this city priui.s a coiiiiiiunical h.u from
Harlan counly. signed by ihe c-uiniy
jii.li:... counly aiitii-n.-y. -;.e riff. .tier
etiunly ofli. ials. i hairnian ..f lln- K pub
lican counly coniniil tee. Pn'.l.il Stales
Coniiiiissi.iuer. i.osi iiiasi er and ol her
proiniiu nt men. slaiiii"; thai ihe-. wiih
:l I liolsii i nl ollu-r able bodied men. have
l.n.lere.l i heir services p. Cverm :
Pradley lo inalluiliale W. S. T;i.or ii.s
Iboernor of Keiiiiieky in. inan.r ie.w
ev. i- any Slate Pic-lion Hoard may
ehle Ihe eolllesl.
LOCAL DASHFS.
Mi. K. I'. Kivei-s. 1 1 !' ihe Slate Audi-
ler's olliee. I. II T-1 . ' ri I a , for a I -ii e.s
mi Siale business.
.Mr. and Mrs. . II. ;lliaai-..a i'.'
I Ill-lied 'lo do i it is I er.la.v.
I r. P. P. II ilies rel 111 le d lo I lie il V
ye,ser.la .
Jude W. S. O'l!. P., bin-. ,n ..ass,, I
Ihl'ou-di lln- ''.'.) y.-sici-day all. ll u
his way to Salisbury.
Prof. M. C. S. Nul l.- pi-s,.,l ihroiinh
Ihe cilv VI sler.lity l'l"lll Scllllll I I
Chanel 'Mill.
M:-. Shipp left ibis in, i nil f. r Wil
li i 1 1 1 U I " . II .
Maj. II. 1.. Oranl. Chili !' lac lbs.
irlel Can. r.-lei iicl Ir u. I b.l 1-1...;..
I !. is iiioi iiiu.
Scuiiioi- K. It. .-nil. of Wiii-ior. is in
I he -il v.
r. I!. i'.. W.-i.b i- ill Ihe cilj .
Mr. A. M. Slack. ..f M..1.1.....
Mr. P. W. ilabel. a p.e.;.!.ir hiiihl
.1' Ih. l'iI'I'. h II ibis ii,. i ii i ii li I. ; point
n l ae Si aboard Air Line.
Mr. John W. Cr. -s I, :. i his ;. .-uiic.
Ji'l' lie illil. I.
J ; (
. Ol Wilistoll. is ill
lie
M.
C. H. Pool Weill lo Kl.l-.'.ll this
ni.'i ninu.
The railn i.l laic :i :ii mil ..'' :-iie
Masi.ine I .ii-. (.. iln:;iii;ii.:i an 1 rda' u
is s i
A.i. I 'Inn !e- I i i-i 1 1 -. nl' Clay tun. n I urn
cl hoinc today.
Mr. II. e. Za. bury retiirmil Wil
m.:'HL;l..n liiis i n . n-i i i 1 1 .l: .
Mi-s Klise Slime's and Mi-s Ucia
I .en i ii. who have been alti'lidim. the
Siale Nnnikil CHe-e. aii'ivi'd ye-.n-day.
Mr. John W. T' in .11 1 1 .-"ii. Coiuinissieiier
..I' liiiiim.riilii-11. r iii-ni. I j esiei'ilay
i. nine, from a visit .. vv a-a,nLii..u ami
I li.-r points.
Mr. Will Oaitis and family return. .! I..
Oohlshcn. ibis nun i.-iiii. Mr. liatlis is
a his reliini from Philadelphia, win-re
he weal I., a I lend r.ie iimi-i'iiil:.'
reinciii of his . n.i her. Mr. Charles
ll.tllis. of ibis cilv.
Air. J. I. Cun.il and Mi-s Pill;.-
APII-. belli of li'Aill-'. N. C. Were Ll.'illi:-
e.l ;i lnari.-iLie license I. day.
The A. a nl M. Colli-.-e I. tin returned
Ii ihcir seiiiluru trip pnliv v.cli
eoi-s.,.,1.
XI -. and Mis. K. V i,-i, ivio.i.e.i
la. .iiii- I r a ' up I" A' i - naa .a.
Ph. I, .1. 'i.hi.l and New Y.e ...
XI". 'li.ery Oriffin is in lin cilv uid
has 1-, siiu cii his position .u I'm Sdllh
e'u i:i.ioa.l.
XI r. A. XI. XI. Phcciers. Sr.. ami Mr.
A. x:. XI. -PI i' i-s. Jr.. will h-.iie I .r
!al- I- i i- loniorov . w i la,- lain r
o ih hav. le. .'.i.-a! consii. '. : '( ah "i:
fool, lie has suffered severely from a
sprain f. r several nuuiihs. 1 r. Pah.
Haywood w ill i;.. I.. P.aliiim.re also.
Xir. W. W. Jones, special represent i
rv, Im Charles XI. Wb'nh'.k. Wilnmu.
Ii.li, N. I '.. iirrivcl im 1 be city Siilin day
iiiehi ,,vei' Ihe A. C. P. ami Smilhrrii
Ka'lw uy. Air. .loiies has been very siio-
eesvlul reeellll.v ill flosillt' lame eoll-
iriels I'm' his h'u;-e. and says ihey now
h li e sevei al . oniilele pl.-llltK I" instil II.
Miioint li'dii a lar-'c eleelrie liuhl plan;
in Soulh Cii-.'. .bun. Xlr. .Idles has r,
.elilly '..ecu cclcd seerelaiy of The
T ravelin-: XI n's Asecialidi of Wilming
ton. He wi.l be in the .'.ly for a I'.-iv
davs al Ins 1 Hue on 1 I'd Norlh Per-.u
sl re. t.
Air. W. P. Christian, of Ihe Seaboard
Air Pine, ai rived ycsierday a I'tern ...a
from- Porls'inoiiih. He flopped over a
few- hours, ihe irncst of Xlr. Jos. phus
1 anicls.
'Ihe n hersals for the "Chimes of N. r
nianil.v" are proressini: wiih i:c.d n
siilis. This charniiiiL.' . pera will be pre
seined by Im-al talent uud. r the brec
lion of Xlr. A. P. linker, who has mad,
such ereat suc ess in former pio.liiot'i.c.s
here by local lab ail. This presentation
is for the bciiclil of Hex llo-ipital.
Chairman Simmons has called
Democratic Slat.- coiuin'.iiee lo me i.
here Dc-cml r 11 I'll.
Secretary T. Is. Hi iiuer and llei b. i i
Kiiinley. curator of Ihe Siale Xluseiiin.
lell y.-slerda-y lor 'a-hiil.n lo cni r
with pivcrnnicnt olticials rccanlinir
Norlh C'arolina"s exhibit al ihe Paris
Pxpi.silh.n. and also lo study methods of
a era interne nt of museum exhil.il so
llu-sc can be utilized in re-iirranou- I'he
Stale Xluseiiin when I'he aiiiieve. are
occupied.,
A lyiioLM-aplliieal error in X!r. D. '
Johiisiin's ad. last week niade il sa;'
thai ' .Hiss besl Dairy Hutter was o
cents a qioinnl," und till a I "you could kit
iM'ltcr f. r :ll i-cii'ts." It should Ivave been
yon CAN'T get In'tti r for .".II cents.
At all eviMils, ivr have a cinalini: slu
tion iti 'S'litnoa. and .now the uexl lliini:
im order is to put some cnnl there. -l'lola.lcbiliia
1a'di:cr.
started 1o say summer is pile. II w
J not si. Sunnnu'r is here, also Liihi s
ice cream is liere.
MICHIIi BAYONET SHOVEL
A Norlh Carolina Patent The Brothers
at Sugar Creek in Mecklenburg
Connly Form an Aid So
ciety There.
Sc-l-elary ,,f Sim,. h..li!soll did il
l Usllili- hn-hi. te.hiv ill spile .,f tiic
lae: lhat his ofli.-e is in ii chin. lie cii
diiioa due i.. th,- ciirpeiiicr- an.l i'he
cillpel lilell.
Articles .,f iMeci HI Were tie. f..'
ihe P. ml r..ke Xiaiiiifii. luriiii: Company
..I New hern. 'I I hic i ,,f the ocrp,, ra
tion is the III. I llilfael lire i.l cell. Hi ;I.
woolen imo.ls iii .l i.thcr i,ti,. products.
The company is in. ..i p.iran ,1 for sixly
Jears and has :, ca.ilii stock "f .VT.i.lMIII.
'I lie il pel lllol-s are Will. 1 1 It 1 1. '. S.
Iliillistcf. .1. ('. Wliitiy. C. I). Hriidhatu.
I. II. Parker. Jr.. S. K. Ki i. A. II.
I'.anui'i'i. II. I . Smitii. P W. Armstrong.
Ii. 1.. Leyhurn. C. P. Kev. W. II, Oliver.
I' 'hi 1 Mi S. XI. I'.rin.-en. T. . .'aust.
A. I'. Ward, C. I,. Ives W. ... Pitch,
T W. 1'cwev. c. I.. Sievns and P. II.
Polio tier.
I S. I 'hit. Jehu c. Alh-hie and Win, A.
H'llhrie lit, , ariieles of aLrreeincni for
III'' illco'-pi'l-.ll ion of .I,,. Xliehie P.'ayoni't
Shovel Cuipain of liirrham. 'Pliiscoiu-
.mis oruilaizcl for the pui-..se of
lll.l II I' lit.l 1 1 li !IU all. I scllillL.' clltfeUeh
i ' l""!s. c.o, re, I hv lellcf of patent of
Inil. .1 Siaics No. r.ol.i'.'.iii to John C.
Xli. hi i ll. tob. r I". IS! ill. The heinl-
1 1 1 .- I-1 - . I ll on, pan y w ill be Dlir-
I'.::.. ami :h.- . apiial slock will Im' ild
less hii.ii S 1 1 i.l a H I or t -,. than "i.l Mill.
due d:ililli..,i of the col ;...-aliell sliiill 1.,.
hfly veil is.
Tin Pi-dheis Aid S.-i.'ly No. -I tSll
I'lir CreeKi". in XL, ckleiiliuri: cninty,
was ill-,, incorporated today. The ob
ject in- I,, be :he intellect uul. tiuaiicial
and s, i., iMI I-.,,, , neiti of the nieinbers.
lakinu: .-are .f ihe sick, buryinir the
ilc-i.i. etc. The t rincipiil i.fliee shall lie
at "I'catre llr..vi. Cburcii in Suar Cris-k
n. iniiborl I." The iiu-oropr;iti,rs arc XI.
S. Common. C. ll. Cochrane and W. II.
I lenders. ,n.
The I 'nieii Puruii ure Coitipiiny of
liiiPhuni. . J. Ch.i-sti.-iii pi-esidcnt. has
chiiiiL-ed iis i.iaine to ihe Carolina purni
iiire Conipiiny.
TEMPLE DEDICATION.
Air. I!. II. Pradley. uniid lyler of the
i li iiiiil l.o.ke ol' 'Xlasi.iis. It'll this 111. un
it i l: to 1 1 a i i i i i ale in the ileili.-ir: ion eere
in.ii'ies ,,i' tiie new .Masonic temple sit
Wiliii inu ! i a, w iii. h I a kes place t otnurrnw,
Tllle iiclicalii.il ilihil'iss will be d.'livel'eil
hy 1-'. II. Pushes Ivsip. of this eiJ.v, 'I'he
Xlasi ui. tier, which will list twelve
davs. hcLiins o'l.iiihl.
SOCIAL.
A sil,seri,;.tie. dance will be -ivell ill
pile Henry bud. lie:: this eveiiinc al'ler ihe
l.ouis P.relian.v Halhnl and O'pcra Cin-
cel'l eonipilliv llive their e hi 1 ill ion.
'Pile .lilllce is eempliinent .1 ry I". visjt-
iui: yoitim ladies.
Tn -.lav i vniiiiL' al li.-r home on Nort-h
Pel-sen sited Xliss Oertritile Hush will
elilellaill Ihe pll.'lle Club.
SMALL POX ACCOUNT.
The city Ii 1 1 ii ii . i- eoiuinillc iield a c-on-
I'el'. tice ill the Xlayol-'s ofli, e this uNrn-
iu-'. City Attorney W. P. Watson.
.Mayor Powell and Perrili Hiisbee. Psip.
were pies, ut . n iiiviiaiion of ihe coni-
icittee. Tile -et 1 lellll'lll lll-l W'ecll '.lie eit v
and county of the expenses incurred ill
lite small p..x matters lasi spi'.iiL' was
the subject i -i.lel'eil. Till' ell. lilinnef
couiniitiee auiecl to hold ii lonl'ciene"
wiih Ihe re; lcs.-n'iilivi's ol 'be coin.:'.
eoinniissi, nets this ut'teinoea a; si
o'clock, T'he cit colli, Mills lll.l' III.
ml arccl I.. l'a.v one ha I i' el' the e-
A Kd.MAM'P PNDP.D.
of Ali-s Plizilheth .1. 11.'-. A-ed
D -a ;h
Chni
Nearh HH Y",irs.
i lesion. Y. V.i.. Nov. is. Miss
Klixabitli .lone- l':e.l lasi ntuhl oii '('ani.p
I . '.I Creek, ill... Ill twelve miles I't'olll lllis
i in. She would have been HU years
..Id bud she livid linlil .1 il ll 1 1 II I' 11. 'XI.
I-', r .some yi ais na-t she made her Iioiik'
wiih Herh'v AN'ini'ree. ami her death was
caused by a m-neral hivakine. down of
lin- vita! powers. Her death is the cud-inu-
ol a renin' e such as ;s seldom foivird
ill lea' iife. and ihe -lo rol'v li'.j Ii1
ill real life, ii :d the story of her faith
ful:!, -s to liie memory ..:' Icr lover is one
thai is ii"l often found otil-ide of tidion.
In he- .ally wonianl I he was eiiuai.-
e.l lo be married I" a v..,iiil' nieiuber of
the Virginia miliiiii. who went out in
the - rvicc of ihe Pniicl Stales in Ihe
war ..I' IM;. lie was killed til Alexan
dria. 'a.. mi AiiL.'Usi -Nl. 1X11. in a
skirmish wiih Ihe llritish troops. Th's
w il s;i few days previous lo Ihe dale
s.. for his marriage with Xliss Jones.
When the news f h';-. .Icith rcaehed her
shr was almost broken hearted, and ifl
ihoiiL'h she shoriiy alierwai'd recovered
her usual spirits and was a cheerful i I
welcome companion to all 'luT friends,
she i In l-islii'il his ini'iiiory In the day of
her deal!:, and allhoiih would-b.' lovers
came in plenty none foiitid favor in her
eyes. She remained true lo the im nn ir.v
of Ihe ill ad. anil now, lifter liirtirly il.
cent ury of siepa ration, she lias uiuic to
tired iii r soldier lover.
MASONP'.
A rc'itliir coinimuiiication of Haleigh
chiipter. No. 111. Koyal Arch Mason, wjlll
l. held al Masioi-iie Hull lonilit nit 7:M0
oelock. Kleclh ii of oltieers. Bii'tlnvn
are rciiucstcd to lie iircsiirt.
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