VOL. XVI--N0. 3G.
NEW BERNE, N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1898.
ESTABLISHED 1882
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NORTH CAROLINA'S OFFBRINO.
UNCLE 8AM DID. nis boots aren't much on
beauty, but for STRENGTH and - LASTING
QUALITIES they are dandies. Onr stock of
Hen's Footwear
Is Stylish, Handsome, aud Well-Made, and our
Bull Dog Toe, Kussia or French Calf, Vici Kid,
and Fine Tan and Russet Leather Shoea are beau
ties, as well as being Light and Durable.
From time to time we have been calling the at
tention of our Lady Friends to our Spring and
Summer Goods. We now ask the GENTLEMEN
to remember us as we think we can please them
- whether it is
laalara Baa-ley MItm rp HI Is It la
Hla Country's Servlea .
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, May 12 This city Is in
mourning over the death ot Ensign
Worth Bagley who was killed on the
torpedo boat Winslow off the cotstof
Cuba yesterday. . -
The Winslow was fired on by a battery
in ambush. A shell from the hidden
battery burst above the boat. Ensign
Bayley and four men were working a
rapid fire gun and were killed by the
fragments of the bursting shell, Lieut.
Bernadow and three seamen were slightly
hurt.. The Winslow was considerably
damaged and was towed to Key West.
The effect of the shell on Baglcy was
to blow off his entire face from the skull
and to scatter the pieces. It is said that
the Ensign staggered towards the flag
when struck and sank down under "Old
Glory" dying' there. Ills comrades did
not believe that he was dead until his
arms slipped from the flag staff and h e
fell to the deck.
The body of Bagley will be embalmed
and sent to this city, lie was only 25
years old, having graduated at Annapolis
last year- The Raleigh Post is starting a
monument fund for the Ensign's memory
and the people are responding largely.
Underwear, gauze or drill,
Dregs or Negligee Shirts,
Collars or Cuffa they wish.
The Season now reminds ns that
DAINTY ORdANDIES,
PERSIAN LAWNS
and INDIA LIN0N5
are necessary to a lady's happiness and yon will
find By calling at OUR STORES that you have
--been Thought Of and Prepared For. . ;
Everything in the
GROCERY LINE
Is booming. We have a Large and Complete Stock
and you can save Large .Money by -Laying in a
j iit tie ior tne f uture. Nearly every article
surely be advanced before mu-uy days.
will
We have just received a Fresh Consignment of the Celebra
ted ''Blue Ribbon" Mocha and Java Coffee,which we are still
selling at 25 CENTS. Try it mice and you will use no other.
' The old Reliable "Oriole" Is still spreading its wings and
flying to its consumers and continues to give perfect satisfaction
to the Patrons of. . . . . . . . .
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A Fresh Lot Fox River But'.er, 1 lb. prints, 25c.
Fresh Sugar Cure l Ilaraj and Brenkfast Strip.
Also Irge Hams, with fat and skiu off, cut to
order 12o lb.
Try our 25o and 30j Coffees. The; hare no equal.
Io fact onr Stock of FANCY GROCERIES are always,
fresh and up to standard and our PRICE3 are always as low
as the Lowest, quality considered. All Goods Guaranteed
as Represented or M )oey Unfunded. Thanking my friends
for Past Favors and trusting to Merit Your Future Busi
ness, I am yours for business.
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a J. R. PARKER, JR., tSStSL
O 'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
GM1 BEAUTIFULLY LESS.
Spain Loses Five More Vessels
From Her Navy.
Two Vessels Sani There.
Oite Elsewhere.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Pape & Deyo,
S COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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Southern Fruit and Produce a Specialty.'
J" 839 & 801 Wellington Ht, New York.
, Z REFERENCES: National Bank of New Berne, N. C v :
"! Gansovoort Bank, NwYork. ."
Highest Market Prices, Prompt Solos and Check by Return' Mail
is OUR MOTTO and is Making us Many Frk-nds. .
Bk-ncils and Postals will be furnUhnl on application to
JOHN DUNN, New Berne, N. C,
Give us a trial shipment and you will be phrased with our
sales.
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Grand Lodge l Meet at Kalelab Next
Year, ttfieclal 'ferma for Superior
ConrH. Yonnc Baa-ley' Deatb
First Reglmea. Kqulimieut,
Journal Bureau,
Raleigh. N. C, May 12. (
The Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
met in secret session yesterday to discuss
some important matters, among them
being the meeting place for next year,
Winston and Raleigh were the places
named and Raleigh won by a large ma-
ority.
The ministers of the Epis'opul church
es and the lay delegates left yesterday
to attend the- convention that began iu
Henderson,
There was a -very largely attended
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society,
formed by the ladies of Raleigh, 'held
yesterday. They have gotten the work
well mapped out, and now the soldiers
will be cared for should any of them be
sick. .
A Japauese is iiere to watch the meth
ods of tlits country iu mobilizing and
equipping troops.
The Secretary of Slate has sent out to
the Registers ot Deeds of the various
counties the North Carolina Road Laws
revired and reprinted. These are to be
distributed among road overseers and
supervisors.
The Governor has ordered special terms
of Superior court for the following coun
tics: For Forsythe which benan Mav
la, Inst, Judge Timberlake presiding,
for civil cases; of Brunswick county for
criminal cases, June 13, with Judge Allen
td hold it; of Union county, July 11th
for civil cases, Judgo Adams presiding,
and Judgo Hoke will hold a special term
ot Buncombe county, July 11th,
The next issue of "The Confederate
Veteran" published at Nashville, Tcnn.
will be a North Carolina edition. It will
contain among other things a portrait of
Leonldas Merritt of Chatham county,
itb a sketch of him by Mr. Richard H.
Battle of Raleigh.
Ten convicts were yesterday scut to
the Castle Hayne Slate Farm.
In the case of William Smarr of Cleve
land county who is sentenced to bang at
Shelby, July 20, for burglary in the first
degree. The Governor declines to inter
fere.
At the laying nf tho corner stone of the
big new building at the Blind Institute
yesterday the Governor hail been asked
to make the address, but not having
time to prepare bis speech he asked Mr,
W. J. Peele to speak for him. Mr. Pccle
made a good address.
A. Q. Bauer, architect was found dead
in nis room nere tnts morning. It was
decided be had been dead about 24 hours.
Was locked In his room and had shot
himself. TIo was one of the men who was
Injured by a train at Durham some two
years ago, and who compromised his
suit against the railroad getting f'SOO.
This .morning Mayor Run received
the following telegram from Commander
Beraadow, of the torpedo boat Winslow
dated Key West May lltb ' Please
break newe to Mrs. Bagley that her soo
Worth was Instantly killed la ao action
off. Cardenas yesterday." This caused
great sorrow here where Mrs. Bagley and
her family are so much beloved. Mrs.
Bagley is stunned by the blow. Mayor
Ruse has telegraphed Bernadow If passi
ble to have the body embalmed and sent
home.
Captain Gretbam, ths mustering off!
eer bas been asked from Washlngtoi
what la required to (quip the 1st Regi
ment to go to Tamps, lie replied that It
would require 557 rifles, with bayooeta
aod scabbard) 200,000 ball cartridge
900 meat cans; 770 knlves 804 forks; 814
pooosj 608 knap sacks; ASS kavoe sacks;
nm cartridge belt; 7431 canteens wtlb
jlrups and usual spare parta for repairs,
and screw drivers. "
It is today contradicted that either of
the drecrtcrs from the Ooldsboro Com
pany has been caught. They will be
tried, wben taught, by court martial
and sentenced to the penitentiary.
The soldiers la camp at night "make
the welkin ring" with old plantation
eongsi "Old Black Joe," Little Alabama
Coon" etc. The Waynmville Company
are the crack banjo p-ayjrt and Jig dao
erra. It was s.id that the Onr.rnnr would
iditband IIiom mirpanlre that rrfuatH)
to volunteer, tint this I. Incorrert.
Three
OMBARDING AT PORTO RICO
Troops Pushed Forward Tor Ma-
ila. Possession of the City
Assured. Hawaii to be An
nexed. Spain in Sore
Distress.
The Phllliluea.
Special to Journal.
Washington, May 12. A flag of truce
floats over Manila. Admiral Dewey will
soon be in possesion ot the city itself,
having sunk the Spanish fleet and de
molished the forts in the harbor.
Dewey had already notified the gov
ernment that be maintains the blockade
of Manila and that he had captured all
the Spanish stores in the vicinity.
Admiral Dewey also reports that the
cruiser Concord came across the Spanish
cruiser Argus that was not in the Manila
fight, and after two. hours battle sunk
the Spanish vessel.
As a fit sequel to tho unexampled ex
ploit in Manila harboi. Admiral Dewey
has obtained possession of the flag of
Admiral Montcjo fro n the sunken war
ship Maria Christina, as a trophy of the
aght.
On account of the threatening condi
tions at Manila, the British Consul there
asks for a warship io be sent there to
protect English interests. Much anti-
British feeling has been exhibited by the
Spaniards there.
Help For Iewy.
Eleven thousand volunteer troops start
for San Francisco tomorrow. They are
from Wyoming, Idaho, Kansas, Montana
and Nebraska. It was expected that these
troops would go to Chlckamauga and
then to Cuba, but since the administra
tion has determined to hold ihe Philip
pines their orders are to leave for the
west en route to Manila.
It is announced that whatever may
the attitude of Germany, France or any
other European power toward permanent
control ot the Philippine Islands by the
United States, the administration will
not brook interference from any qnarter
with the plan of military possession of
the islands.
Secretary - Long says that Admiral
Sampson is shelliug Sao Juan, Porto
Rico. The only result so far reported is
the destruction of two of the Spanish
ships that were In the harbor.
Admiral Simpson bas a formidable
force under his command and will be
able to reduce easily, it is behoved the
fortifications of the city. Accompanying
him are his flagship, the armored crui ser
New York, the battleships Indiana and
Iowa, the monitors Terror and Am phi
trite and the' cruisers Montgomery, Mar-
blehead and Detroit, besides a number of
smaller vessels.
War M rafca.
From many points of the Cuban coast
fighting was reported today and yester
day. Cardenas is being shelled by the
cruisers Wilmington and gunboat
Machias. Tn the attack they wreaked
two Spanish vessels, tbo cruiser Lopri
and the gunboat Ugera, which hive been
In the bsrbor at Cardenas. The only
dsmage reported to the Americans was
that to tbe torpedo boat Winslow and the
unfortunate death of Bve of her crew.
The forts at Cardenas are reported de
molished. An attack reported to bave been made
on Oientnegas ott (be south coast of
Cuba Is said to have been repulsed by
the Spanish. No authentic details are
forthcoming.
SWaa tllv.a.
The superior gnnnory shown by tbe
Spanish batteries to what they bave done
before is declared to be due to tbe man
nlng of the guns ty French artillery saeo
who landed in Cuba from the steamer
Lafayette.
Tliis steamer was sllowed to pan the
blockade into Uavana nn ids representa
tion of tbe French government that the
only purpose was to deliver mall to their
Consul there but the pMngvrs stayed
behind when the Lafayette sailed again.
A cablegram from London tonight says
that four Spanish torpedo boats arrived
at Las Palmas. This is the cbief city of
the Grand Canary. The topedo boats are
probably those that were left behind at
tbe Cape -Verde Islands wben the rest of
the fleet sailed for Cadiz.
A warship was seen off Cape Ann,
Massachusetts today, but it is believed
that it was the United States cruiser San
Francisco.
Hawaii Wanted.
The House Committee on Foreign Af-
fairs.has decided to report favorably on
the annexation of Hawaii as a war meas
ure.
The President has been in favor of this
action but Speaker Reed was said to be
opposed. Although much pressure was
brought on the committee to prevent the
reporting of the bill, tbe committee his
decided to do so.
Slenenscr from Gsmrx.
The messenger who has been expected
from General Gomez has arrived in the
United States and will probably be in
Washington by day after tomorrow. It
is stated that he brings word to the ef
fect that the United Slates may depend
upon tbe assistance of at least 40,000 in
surgen's. If this is true the War Depart
ment will do all in its power toward
equipping the men In Gomez's army.
Work ror Dewey.
There is reason to believe that the
further instructions sent to Admiral
Dewey, on the dispatch boat McCulloch,
which returned to Manila from Hong
Kong, required him to destroy at once
any other vessels or fortifications which
Spain has in the Philippines.
Helllnc More Ditte..
It is believed here that the Spanish
squadron from the Cape Verde Islands
will Join the one at Cadiz, and that all
will move together about the beginning
oi June, unless (lie Americans go to
Cadiz. In the meantime, Spain wants to
gain time and have the American troops
reach Cuba as far in the Bummer as pos
sible.
Npitia Dr.pernle.
In Madrid nearly all places of public
entertainment are closed. The Stock Ex
cuaoge is at a standstill and rum among
persons of average means widespread. The
streets are fuller than ever of desperately
hungry women, crying for food for their
starving children. Even the bullring was
half empty last Sunday and when that is
the case matters are, indeed, in extremes.
The government keeps talking about
raising money, which may be voted, but
where it is to be collected from none can
say.
ti i.ioerai nils tnree columns wttti no
tices of riots from one end of Spain to
the other, and in three weeks' time, it is
stated, there will be a bread famine.
Ha Maaey Lrli,
The much-talked-of national subscrip
tion amounted to nothing at all; n drop
in the ocean, enough for a few days sup
plies if war is to be carried on vigorously.
This was uot from any lack of patriotism
pn the people, but simply because it lias
not'eash to give
In summing up, in a leading article
the condition ot the couutry, El Liberal
says: "In addition to troubles of the
Antilles and Philippines, we are face to
face with tbe necessity of declaring mar
tial law throughout Spain, where dis
cord, misery and exasperation cry at
every door."
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Small IJreskfast Strips.
California II. mid only 8 CENTS per
pound.
Small Sugar Cured Hams, finest qual
ity 12 CENTS per pound.
Fulton Market Beef.
Plenty of Nice Fresh Eggs.
Fancy Cream Cheese.
Finest Elgin Buttor.
Heioz's Sweet Mixed Pickles.
Dried an J Evaporated Apples.
Freeh California Prunes
Fresh Canned Goods of all
In fact a Complete Stock of the BEST
GROCERIES that money can bay can be
found at our store.
kinds.
VlcDaniel & HI,
Wholesale
ft Retail
Grocer,
71 Broad St., NEW BERNE, N. C.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Resnlia or Ihe Nntloiinl l.eaane Bitse-
Bnll Games Played YeMerday.
Special to Journal.
Brooklyn, May 12 Brooklyn 3, New
York 0.
Boston, May 12-lioston 15, Balti
more (1.
Pittsburg, May 12 Pittsburg 2, Louis
ville 3.
Chieago, May 12 Cleveland 12, CbicaJ
go 4.
St. Louip; May 12 St. Lmis 5, Cincin
nati 8. Second game Cincinnati 8, St.
Louis 2.
Rain elsewhere.
Paine's
Celery
Compound
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Wherrbey Piny Tr.lny.
BrooKlyn at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Chicago at Cleveland.
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Cincinnati, 4
Cleveland 11 0
Baltimore. 0 5
Boston, 12 9
Brooklyn, 9 7
Chicago, 9 8
New York, 9 8
Pittsburg 10 10
Philadelphia 7 8
Louisville, (1 17
St Louis, 4 13
Washington, 4 13
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make it our business to Know.
Registered Druggists wait on
customers and fill prescriptions
Here
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BARBER nXTOBES FOR SALE
Having thought of enlisting In the
I lltb New York Volunteers, sud not hav
ing any further use for Qarber Fixtures,
1 offer for sale a complete outfit of the
same. Apply before the war is over to
J. W. MOOHE.
FOR RENT.
The most desirable house In the City
for a boarding house containing 18
rooms, water ami gas. Located on
South Front Street. Apply to
J. W. STEWART,
eaMonable
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Boda
Tasterdsy's market quotations furnish
ed by W. A. Porter fluid, Co. Commission
Brokers.
Nw York, May II.
HTOCKU.
Open. High. Low. Close
Sugar.....' 183 132J 181 1331
Peoples Oas.... S3 99 98 91
C.;B. 4Q. 100 100 1 99 1001
O0TT0M.
Open. Ulyh. Low, Close
Anfttet ....... 1.87 1 88 8 83 188
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat Open. nigh. Low. Close
July 112) 113J 108) 118)
Cos
July 87, IT) BO, M
iVXtoa Bales 78,000 bales
r Is Always "In Bee-
eon." whether taken Hot or
Cold It Is wholesome bever
age, unless rendered deleteri
ous to health by being loaded
with Impure artificial flavor
Ings and glucose erups.
Cold Boda drawn from
Our Artie Soda
Ijackl Nothing could be
Desired by the nwet
ftcoeltlve Palate. We use
Only pur juicee made .
Direct from fresh fiolts
And can give any flavor
Our "Cold Soda
Is at ways Cold.
BrsuJham't
Reliable Drue 5tor.
The Tug at Mckinley's Coat Tails
Was the cry for vengeance from
the dead sailors of the Maine. There
will be a tug at your conscience if you
buy a ready made suit of clothing, when
you see tho Exquisite Creations in Fit.
ratine, finish and General Llpgance
that we are making, without a tug at
your pocketbook.
F. M. Cliadwirk,
Middlestreet, NEW BERNE, N. C.
Agency For
Dr. Twisdale's
Catarrh Cure,
At BRADHAM'S
PHARMACY.
Agency For
Pigott's Dilulute,
A Sure Dyspepsia Cure.
AT
Bradham's
Reliable Drug Store.
The Man Whose
Clothes Fit Him
Is the man whose Clothes were mads for
htm.
No use whose clothes were made for
nobody Id particular can be really well
dressed. ,
The suit we make for vnii will n
ouly luwk Ul'.-t ji tit -i . Inn it win Wear
j Longer and Look Belter than any buit
you could buy elsewhere.
Is OUR SUITS we put only the Beet
Trimmings, and Ifcst Mateilals Through
eut, and we guarantee tatiafactloa est
every suit
Ramember we guarantee not only a
perfect flt, but also a Rock Bottom Price.
Baker & Dunn.
I POLLOCK STREET.