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SMDAY EDITM-32I Colms. .: ; T 7 mm mm VOL. XVI---N0. 239. NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCS 13 1808. ESTABLISHED 1882 THE UTEST IN. FQcJLISTS - CQ3IEBEICL BY FORCE OF M. fri:hu xot of Wfyg ' To Fall Situation at WasMnjrtnn Last ntler Mi to Prevent Tie Me Beplar Arrnj to Transferred to the Goal ran ! KittM on War QuBstion. : Committee From MH ' - , 3 ... i a if in llllllllllliiiimu"'"""' Back I ! I '0. . .. Absolutely Pura ONTARIO J J (v.v the House at 5 IN LENT, that bIioiiIc! bo kept in . all times, is our . ; EO-G-3 sund. BTJTTEB That we UeoeivH Frli Every Day. Another pood -.. Standby isourOHOICK BONELESS & SHtyBD- . 1)141) I ODFISH, iind our Fine Brands of Canned ) Goods. ' - . OUR SHOES. Will Snrely Leave a Good Impression. They are , hnilt of Selected Materials by the Best Practical Workmen. We have nu Immense Stock and our Price Ideas are decidedly in YOUR FAVOR. t i mi in in nu annum i m waobi mmi We 'Offer Our Line of New PERCALES, with Patterns and Styles quite up-to-date. Also Gala- . ihhs and Chnmbray for Children's Suits. Then we are showing some prettv patterns in Black Grenadines and a new line of Braids. Do Mot Forget Our, leaders in 12 1-2 ' and 15 Cent ...WHITE DIMITIES... The small dealer has to make a big prof it on a few sales. Use your eyes and ears' and you will quickly know that the place for many sales and small profits is . ... . . Better to Live With Life Insurance Jhao to DleWIthout It. If You Wish to Know What an Accumulation Policy in the New York Life would cost at your age, and What the Company is paying to living pol icy holders who insured 15 or 20 years ago, a your present age. Address '", M. Ji. IIOIiT-OWELT., Agent. The Flower of the 4 - Household. Anxiety For What This Week Will Bring: Critical at Havana. Bblp. ment of Ammunition. War Department In Active ' , Consaltatloa. Special to Journal.' Washington, March 12. The indica tions of war are stronger and more as sured than at any time since the blowing up of the Maine, or the expression of the desire oh the part of the Spanish govern ment for the recall of Consul General Lee. It is predicted that next week will bring most important developments and that the people of the United States will realize that their confidence in placing the disposal of the President fifty mil lion dollars has not been misplaced. An Intimatio. has been sent to the Governors of Southern States that the State militia, nnder their control may be called upon for service In the regular army of the United States, Most active preparation is Indicated by the action of the War Department in making Fort Monroe the distributing point for ordnance and ammunition. Sixteen carloads of powder went to Fort Monroe today from Wilmington, Deluware. Ten Mortars and , 76,000 pounds of ammunition went on the Atlantic Coast line to Pensacola, Flor ida. ' . There is evidently a crisis at hand at Havana. Advices from General Lee go to show that immediate action is needed. is apparent new that there will be shorr, sharp and decisive steps taken during the coming week. V .- ' . Among people at the War Department today in consultation in regard to the transpoitation of troops and munitions of war and other matters, waf Col. A, Andrews, first vice-president of the President O'Brien of the National Pilot Pilot Association was in conference with the Secretary of the Navy. His hasty de parture for Pensacola afterwards is regarded as an indication that he goes tq arrange for the safe pilotage of the ves sels on the Florida coast where the Navy will be massed in the next few days. . Britain Baring From (J. Special to Journal. London, March 12 The Government has placed a contract for live thousand tons of steel plates for ship building with the Carnegie Steel company of Pittsburg. This is the first order of this kind that the British authorities have placed out side of England. Walt KlMla Vaatrala Cnlnn. Pzkih, March 11 It has come to light here that the British minister, Sir Claude M. MoDonald, visited the Chinese foreign office Tuesday and lodged a strong pro test against the cession of Port Arthur to Russia, raying that it would destroy the balance of power in China. The Chinese officials, however, declared their inability to withstand the Russian de mands. '. ' Russia is still exerting pressure to bring about the dismissal of the British railroad engineers In China. The Chim foreign office referred the case of the engineers to the director of railroads, who pronounced their services indispen. sable, regardless of nationality. SIMPLICITY 1TSKLF. A l .!!, HiSSLEM REMEDY, best friend. The cook has your health and your temper in her hands. If she wants to she can give yon dyspeysia and make yon quarrel with yonr Better bo good to her. Give her tbe best FLOUR to Worn with auu ai. ll oe the flowor of the llou4hold a "daisy" tiik best ixorn ih at. 12. m. and from onr prioe on it you'd never guest that wheat it a dollar a bushel. Another lot of famous ROASTED CAIUCAS COFr'KH just received from tbe lUasturs. Try it and savn money. It it fine ouly Twelve cents a pound. JOIIOUI, Cash Grocer, r,r i'ollock f;T::i:x:T. itlng For lower Railroad Rates. Report of the Labor Commis sioner. Improvement of Man : tlon Grounds by Tender- v bin. . . Twenty-Four Thousand Regulars Will be Placed at Atlantle Posts. Two New Battleships. Conrt of Inqalry at Havana. Panic at Madrid. , latltrwree the Wares Siaaee af Dj- penala an laalf ratlaa. Dr. Jennlson, whokasmadealifestudy of stomach troubles, says: All forms of Indlgestioo .really amount to the same thing, that Is, failure to completely dl geet tbe food eaten; no matter whether the trouble Is acid dyspeosia or sour loniach, belching of wind, nervous dys pepsia or hiss of fiesh and appetite; person will nut have any of them it the lomach can be induced by any natural harmless way to thoroughly digest what la eeln, and this can be dune by a elm nio remedy which 1 have letted in uu dreda of airirravated catet with complete success. The remedy Is a cOmbluution of fruit and vege-abls owenore, pure aseptic pepain and gold seal nut up I form of pleasant lasting tablrU and sold by druggi"' nnder the name ol Blimrl ly pepma l article, una or two of tin latileia should be taken after meals a allowed to diatolve in the mouth and mingling with the food in tha stomach, rtigi-ms it completely before it has lime to ferment, decay and sour. On actual experiment one grain of Htiiart's Dytprpaia Tablets will digest three lliouund grains of meal, eggs and Imllar wholesome fooda s It la safe to ar If this wholraome remwty was Ix-ttcr known by rw't1'" '' rally, it would tie a national LImhuhk.h w are a nation of dyaprpllrs and nlne tenilit of all dlr-iu i owe their origin to linHrfiTt dlgniton and nutrition. humrl't lijr'tia TaliicM are not a erri'l patent iivliriiie, but a fifty cut p kmnts will do tnnrM r.l bhm1 for a a'r-Nk atomm li than ft fy dulUr worth of patent mii'ruifa ami a tx-rwtn Ukm the HMti.riu-tlitn ff knnwnif jimt whul he ia putting Into IiIh ltf)nin ii, whirl lie (ml know, when wnkl ail vr rti.rcl pulmt nieilirlnMi are uwt. Ail tlr i v t.-ll Hliian's Tabl'ta, f"il i"d kt"'. f i. A iiHl.l nk on C'wm ftiwl rnrp fjf miii.flj h In.ti'l.-. iimi'1' t t v h ' !" . Jotmaax Bcmau. I , RaliWh. N. C. March 12. f A call has been made for a general conference of Populists to meet here on March 16th. Tbe call Is signed by both majority and minority Populists. It is -said that Senator Butler has refused to call the State Executive committee, and this conference is to demand that the committee be called at once. It is pretty well understood that the Railroad commission will reduce express rates on fish from Eastern North Carolina hen it meets next week. Ticket agents say that the salo of tickets is small for all who can wait are waiting to get the benefit of the reduction. Tobacco .planters are buBy putting in their crops. There will be a larger acre age In this section than ever before. Tbe breaks now are light, as the local market seaacn it very nearly over. News has been received of tlie sudden death of Miss Eva Bell Simmons, at Eufaula Alabama. Miss Simmons was a daughter of the late Prof. Simmons of Wake Forest Callege. She took the full college course and Is the only lady grad uate the college ever turned out. The board of trustees refused to confer the degree of A. B. upon her, only because she was a woman. ; , j Judge Timberlake baa adjourned the civil term of Wake county Superior Court. The court was not in session as long as it was expected to be. It Is said that Ewarts chances to have his appointment as U. S. Judge confirmed grows smaller. It will be rcmbered that Auditor Ayer replied to an article in the Manufacturers Record headed "Poor North Carolina. The Rccoid comes back at Auditor Ayer in a sharp retort. Mr. Hege, superintendent of the poul. try department at the State Experiment farm will soon take about 600 little chickens from his big incubators. In tbe Labor Commissioners report which is just out the statistics of the different counties industries and the average cost of productions of different crops it given. The report says that the educational and religious condition of the rural population is not -improving but that their moral condition is better. It suggests that no more than 68 hours any week should be used ss working hours in any factory, and that children under 12 should not be employed in any store or factory. The city graded school children are busy with their spring examinations. Tbe spring term begins on Monday, There it a suggestion made that the State tell to the' government the central prison here for a permanent United 8tate prison. There are so many other placet that are trying to secure the per manent prison, that the above place meets with goneral favor. The shrubbery that Mr. George Van derbllt has given the State .tor the grounds around the Mansion hat come and Monday Mr. Boltonely, Mr. Vender- bills gardener will come and set it all out: The Secretary of Slate charters the Republio Publishing Company of Rock- Ingham. One of the features will bo the issuing of a Republican papy. The suspension of the "Gazette" the negro paper here will make fusion be tween Popullsta and Republicans bard, for Jim Young and his paper worked bard, and with good results In holding the negroes to the Idea of fusion with the Popullsta. BELIKt-1 MIX HUM Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease relieved In six hours by "New Great South American Kidney Cure."' Il is great surprise on account of Its exceed ing promptness ia relieving pain In blad der, kidneys and back, In male or female. Relieves retention of water almost lui mediately. If you want quick relief an cure this is the remedy. Sold by C D. Bradham, Drugglat, New Berne, N, C T0.S MASKXTa. Yesterday's market quotations furnish ed by W. A. Porterflold k Cox Commission Broken. ' Naw Yoax, March IX BTOCKS. Open. High. Low. note Peoples Gas..., (ViJ gH 89 c:n. ft a 8fl 68 bcj ecj COTTON. Open. High. Iw. Close May 5 98 6M 81 t.01 CniCAOO MAHKETS. WiisaT Open. High. Low. CloM July 8fJ 8HJ 8d 87B Cn I May m "1 W yjB ttoa Pallia lt2,(KK) bali-a. Special to Journal. . New York, March 12. Substantially the whole United States army will bo at once brought to the eastern seaboard ith all possible speed, , The cavalry, artillery and infantry will moved to posts in the Atlantic and Quit States. Orders to thus mobilize twenty four thousand trained soldiers are in preparation to be issued as soon as plans of transportation can be made. ' This action ia taken as conclusive evi dence that tbe Government has advanced beyond the stage of preparing for trouble a precautionary measure. It now anticipates trouble and expects it. It has been decided that General Wes ley Merritt, of the Department of the East, will command any forces tent to Cuba. "' .''.- .- The largest single gun in the world. which Richard Gatling has just finished at Cleveland Ohio, was placed in the oven therp today for heating and annealing, The gun will be taken out the middle of next week In time for tbe Inspection of the board of ordnance, and it will then he hurried to the Navy Yard at Washington where it will be rifled and mounted, It is not definitely known where it will be placed but probably it will be at Sandy Hook. Key West, March 12. (Special). The cruiser Nashville arrived at this port from Tortugaa today. A steamer from Havana brought five of the wounded sur vivors of the Maine. Madrid, March 12. (Special) The Spanisn torpedo boat Florella, has not yet left Cadiz but will sail for the Canary Islands as soon as the present severe weather moderates, v Washington, March 11. The most im portant and significant development of the day were the decision of the House Naval Committee to place in the naval ppropriatlon bill a provision for three new battleships and a conclusion on the part of tbe Secretary of War to issue an order creating a new Military Depart ment Including within its confines that part of the country which wonld be in all likelihood neireat to tbe field of hos tilities in case it should come to that. The order will create a commotion in the South. Tbe present department of Texas is abolished and tbe headquarters which had been at San Antonio, Tex., for to many yean, are abandoned. In place of the old department it creat ed' a new one, the department of the South. Headquartera of the new de partment of the South will be at Atlanta, Ga., choeen because of Its fine strategical value, from its excellent railroad con nections. At present the government hat no accommodations In Atlanta for the headquarters of the department so It will be obliged to hire the most available buildings. Captain Peral, president of the Spanish Court of Inquiry Into the Maine disaster gave an Interview to a correspondent in which he gives several reasons for his disbelief of the external explosion theory, He was careful not to charge carelessness on tbe part of the Maine's crew and ev pressed the belief that the wreck was cauaed by something which could not be foreseen nor prevented. . London, Miircb 11. Special dispatches from Shanghai state that there Is little doubt that the prnapeet of trouble be tween the United States and Spain has caused the rebellion In the Philllpploe Islands to break out again and has in creased the fierceness of the Insurgents, who, it b) Stated, have captured Atarri and Camarag, important towns connect' ed by railroad with Manila. It it further announced that all of the Northern provinces bsvo revolted. The Inhabitants have refused to pay taxes and have destroyed the telegraph lines. The insurgents appear to be well sup plied with srms aud ammunition. Chicago, March 11. "No true Ameri can Oathollo will talk of espousing the cause of Spsln agalnat tins country be cause Spain is a Calbolio nation," said Archbishop Ireland In an Interview here today. "To do that," be continued, "Is to set ones self duwn as traitorously Inclined to the teachings of Ihs religion at well as to the country whMi it Is boundea duty to defend sganst all enemies, both Interna! as well at externaL" Havana, Marob 11 Tht court of In quiry today took no new tvhience, but spent the usual time In executive seaaioa diaruaalng the forthcoming report and studying structural plans, diagrams, pho tographs and ivporta already mads by Ihs diver. the court is neanng the end of its work, but indications all point to that conclu sion. . ' '' Madrid, March 11. The anxiety as to the relations between Spain and the Uni ted States which has pervaded financial and commercial circles culminated yes terday in a heavy fall in funds. All se curities of the exterior and interior debts declined 1 per cent. Treasury bonds declined 1 to 2 per cent,, Cuban bonds going down 8 per cent. Bank of Spain shares dropping from 418 to 411 and Tobacco shares going down from 25S to 240. . Foreign exchanges rose in an un precedented degree, the prices on Paris being at a 88 premium and on London at premium. There was a panic on the exchange. ' " V All the newspapers call upon tbe gov ernment to stop the panic by a prompt and clear statement as to the real condi tions existing In Cuba and also defining international relations. The newspapers re-echo tbe profound sensation and dis pleasure caused by tbe United States sending the Montgomery to Havana and by the appropriatien of 50,000,000 for the national defense. , JUST IN-10 A SD 15 CENTS PACKAGE. - ' ' "' ' ' , ; ' ''' ' ' " ' Loose Buckwheat, by the lb., 4 cents. Freah and fine. We have more of those Table Peaches, 10 centBcan. Pie j Peaches, 8 cents can. ' ' Choice lot of Dried Apoles, 5 cents. Evaporated Apples, 8. cents. ' i Our stock of Coffee is Good, Fresh and Brittle and gronnd to suit the customer, f- ' " Anything in the GROCERY LINE can be found at onr Store, and First Quality at Lowest Prices. ' ' A BARREL OF CARPET TACKS, 5c. ... . t a .;- Wholesr' & Beta' Grocer: 71 Broad St., NEW BERNE, JT. WATSON POB GOVERNOR. PepalUiaar Georgia to Ban Him. Ta Overthrow Marion Boiler. Hot TlmeAuead. Atlanta, Ga., March 11. The Stat populist convention, which assembles here next Wednesday, will be of national im portance, not only because Hon. Thomas E. Watson is a Georgian, but for other reasons growing out of this fact. The populists of the State are determ ined to neglect no means to once more bring Watson before the country. For this reason they have elected to hold their convention earlier than any other State, with a view to influencing those which may come after. With the assembling of this convention the Inevitable struggle between the mid- dle-of-the-roaden and the fusion element will be on. The feud between "Tom' Wutson and National Chairmaa Marion Butler is as bitter as ever. Lack of fuel has kept the flames smouldering, but with tbe tint gun of the campaign they will burst forth as Arcely as before. The followere of the erratio Georgia politician consider that they can further hit chancel against Butler, and for pre ferment, in no better wav than bv placing htm in the gubernatorial I field agalnat all comers. They argue thai this will give him an opportunity which he has never had -to make one of his charac teristic campaigns, a proceeding whioh they are convinced will add to his pres tige and strength with any subsequent national convention. The convention will declare for straight ticket, Independent of tbe Dem ocratic or silver forces, and Watson will be Its tutelar god, If the other States fall in line, at they expected to do, Ma rlon Butler will be twept front hit pot! tlon at national chairman and tome one more congenial to Watson will take hit place. The Populist leaders are very confident but they may not be able to accomplish their designs in this direction. They point, however, to the fsot that even the proposed revolution does not mateii elite there will at least be widespread rebellion, and that one-hair of tbe party perhaps the majority, will follow Watson while the others may remain faithful to tbe national organtiillon ana Duller. Sold Only at 1 1 Bradham's I Reliable Drdg Store. . Backlaa'l Aralea Salvt. Tut But Balvs in tht world for cutt brutaet, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sorea, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains. corns, and all skin eruptions, and pnsi lively cures piles or no pay required. Il Is guaranteed to give perfect satlafactlpn or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sals by F. B. Duffy. Steal h af sen. aataraao. Lot Anoilu, Cal., March 11. General Roaecrant died this morning at T o'clock at his home, nesr Redondo, after an 111 oust of two weeks. JLSj DONT SUFFER WITH HEADACHE Cola Headache Powders Are Harmless and Will Cure You. Thsy are mental Invigorators- resting and quieting the over-2 worked and tired brain. No Opium, no Antlpyrine. They ( are harmless and can be given to children. Dobbin flFerrall 123 & 125 Fayetteville Street, TUCKER'S STORE," RALEIOH, - IV. C. Our High Grade New Dry Goods. We are now Rready for Spring Trade with entirely New Stock in every department. The opportunities offered at our Establishment, Tucker's Store, are not to be found else where. We have the most Attractive Store, tbe Largest Assortment of Imported and 'Domestia Fabrics and an Array of Nov elties noted for Ezclusiveness, Originality and Smartness, At Lower Prices than any other Dry Goods Store. v Perfctly equipped mail order ' tervioe, samples sent npon re- 3 nest. We invite correspond enee and oonrt comparison. Bobbin A Ferrnll. Just Received ! - - 85 - LIVE AND DRESSED TURRETS. Also Dressed Chickens and Geese.' j. Onr Beef, Veal and Mutton, also. Pork Sausage is Fine Ss Ever. Call and Examine. 4 ' j Sami Cohn & Son's 88 Middle St, Phone 46. r W Trusi, V J ? t "Tha Sl. S)v. ft. liea' AaM Dlaretie May be worth more to you thaa 100 If you have a child who soils bedding from IncontenAioe of wator during sleep. Cures old and young alike, It arrests ths trouble al onoa. $. Bold by C D. Brad bam, drngglat, New Beroe, N. C KlavallBf Traaka. ClliCJao. Marrb 11. Twenty miles of railroad trmt-ka In this eilv will ba slevat- I til thla summer. The ooat will be In tbe For several days sooret of photographs neighborhood of ,000,000, and will give take at does range from almoat every ' tm,,l0ymeut to W,000 men. , point of view, hsvs been made Dy the oilli'UI phot' grnphrr, showing that great Importance is slUohrd lu the eppearancs and tlmi! of tli.e porilotn of thewrwk. Tln-y are wu 1ml continually bj the oft, tin In ( ! urti of the d i vera, T .e ! f ! '! hr' that the court i.f In'j'ihy ul j ,f F ' ' ' T Poix'lti'lfl t ... It, Vfli. il ' I B!i .- , I . ' I f ' Y CASTOR I A For Infant! tnd CMldreo. only one that reaches tbe Spot" -AGENCY AT- BRADHAM'S PHARMACY. l!iiBook Store Church Chewing Gam, Pharmacy, 127 Middle St., New Berne, N. C. Physicians Prescriptions . i A Specialty.. A Fresh Supply of Landreth't Garden Seed '. andf' - OnionSets. "CRAVEN CITY.". "CRAVEN CITY." "CRAVEN CITY." A 25x100 Foot Lot FREE with 1' -"- , - 1000 Pope's 20!li Century Br' Up-to-date merchants will themselves of this epportnni' acquire desirable suburban pr free of cost to themselves. For information inquire of. BEENE JOBBERS or with) Wm. J. Pogue, Wllmlngtor 'i Fountain Pens, 23o, Most Fashionable Stationery Latest Muiio and Musical ij Instruments a Specialty. U. !!. Hnnctt. Those Who Know Qood Candy When they see ft should look st some of our. dellolous ooncoctlon. We know what Good Candy means, and nothing but the purest knd choicest In gredients are used, and lhy are made by methods that Insure tlirm being tempt ing and toothsome m Consistency, Flavor and General fcicellnnoa. Try our Taffy and Brittle. Pollock and Middle til. Don't forgt the plare. C J.McfJorlpy Co. Ilcnrjr IT. Krjnn, nun insUranc: a'
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