VOL. XVI--NO. 39.
NEW BE11NE, N. C, SAN DAY MORNING, MAY 2'2, 18911.
ESTABLISHED liiiU
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WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT CAN
BE DESIRED TO COMPLETE A
DAINTY DRESS FOR THE
YOUNG LADY GRADUATE.
tinuc. At Fort Monroe two strangers
were arrested and one of tbem bad lin- j
portant plana and papers with hlin. !
Honor Dubose, late aecretary of
Spanish Legation at Washington
rented a house at Quebec where he
direct the Spanish agency.
ON THB DIAMOND.
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FInl BrclmaBt Uaea Today.
Special to Journal.
Kalugh, May 21. The First Regiment
received orders this afternoon, and leave
tomorrow at 7 a. m. for Tampa, Fla., go
ing via Southern Railway.
STILL AT SAHTI1G0.
COLLEGE DUAL OAMES.
Prlneeion uefeata Columbia and Prja
eylvanla Baals Cornell
Special to Journal.
Princeton, N. J., May 21. In the an
nual dual games on Princeton Day, on
Osborne Field, between Princeton and
Columbia, Princeton won easily.
The best performance was Long's work
in the auartor of a mile dash, which dis-
Sonio Fighting on the Cuban Coast tance he covered in 40 1-5 seconds, and
Bnalia or Ina National l.rae liaae
Ball Samra Playrtl YrMrrday.
Special to'Joiirnul.
fit. Louis, May 21 New York 5, St.
Louis 14.
Ciucinnati, Mny 21 Boston 4, Cincin
nati 8.
Louisville, May 21 Brooklyn Louis
villerain.
Chicago, May 21 Chicago 8, Washing
ton 3.
Cleveland, May 21 Cleveland 5, Phila
delphia 2. Second game Cleveland 3,
Philadelphia 0.
Pittsburg, May 21 Piltsburg-Balti-
moie rain.
According to Another Report the
Spanish Fleet Still There.
inch WHITE ORGANDY for 15 Cents, or
C7 inch for 40 Cents. Then an Imported
A Fino 30
better-still, a
Beauty, 72 inch, 75 CentB.
TRIMMINGS for thnse in Val. and Oriontnl L-uje, '
Mnnseline tie Soia in nil Ncolora and a full lino of TAFFETA
AND SATIN RIBBON.
An ALL-SILK 5-incli WHITE SATIN SASH tor 50
'Cents per yard.
. MONDAY wo expect tho NEW WHITE PUFF SCARF,
ulso the Prettiest Line of WHITE KIDS, clasp or hook
fastening'
Our 25 and 35 Cent LINEN. BATISTE, marlced down to
TEN CENTS.
, And do not Forget that we.Continno to Handle the Very
Finest Qiality of
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Wliicli ore Kept on loo and aro sent out from onr store as
II ml and Firm ns if in the dead of winter.
Wo hiivo a1 , just received a Fresh Supply cf
- POSTUll CEREAL,
lie Great Subsi-itn'e for Coffee' Pettyjohn's Breakfast
F.m1. Fould's Wheat (Wai. Shre.Mod Wheat Biscuit.
Quaker Oats and Various O.hor Cereals.
Give Vs a. Trial mid You Will Surely
. . He Pleased.
Aj
For this section, new things almost daily,
Ladles Sailors, white crown with colored
brim, also with white brim and colored crown
Price 50c. Anew shipment ol Leghorns, in
snapes adapted ior children and misses.
good dollar value, A new Leghorn for Ladies
a particularly good value at $1.00.
New Ribbons, in block plaids, various col
ormgs at s sc.
BUEEIl PRINTED FABRICS.
Organdies and Organdy Lawns in Dres
den. Coral and clustered floral effects, at 16
20, 25 and 35c. A few pattern lengths in flow'
ered Organdies, marked down from 30 to 20c
WHITE LAWN AND OllGANDIES.
The real French Organdies filmiest of. all
white dress textures, 2 yards wide 25, 40, 50,'
60 and 75c.
White Swiss Lawn, a sheer wiry fabric,
without gloss, laundries well, 36 and 42 in. at
25, 35 and 40c.
Linon D. Inde, the best of the lawn family,
beginning as low as 5c per yard and along to
2!c.
HEAVY PIUKTED COTTONS.
Scotch Oxtords, in bright diagonal plaids,
Warwick suitings in mixtures and checks,
4J . i 1 ll V. J a. l i . I
liui ou iiueu WilSU UUU UgUl BU QUCKS, a gen. as prises. The cargoes were aUo coo
erOUS assortment in TlftTir Trlnfinrr r-rratt ftf domocd along with lb vnw.-b. TlM
10c and 12 l-2c.
Seasons ttiven for Patting Oh
the Cuban Invasion, Spanish
Spies Arrested. Monterey
to (to to Manila.
Isltfouabi?
Specml to Journal.
Washington, May 31 From Gape
Huitien, Haiti, eoines the report of a bat
tle between llie American and Spanish
eels.
The dispatch says that a passenger
steamcr'nrrived at Cnpe Ilaitien from
Port Du Pax and reported that a naval
engagement had taken place off the Mole
St. Nicholas, on the north coast of
Haiti.
The battle continued until twelve
Spanish warships were sunk and two
of the American warships were disabled,
The report lacks confirmation.
HIIII At Nantlaa.
The latest heard from the Cape Verde
fleet was that It was still at Santiago dc
Uuha, where it was last reported. The
authority for this statement sid that
Admiral Sampson had notified the De
partment that dispatches to that effect
had been received and the same authority
added that appearances pointed to a but
tle tomorrow.
The fleet that was to move against
Admiral Cervera consisted of three bat
tlcships, one second-class battleship and
two armored cruisers. To protect the
blockading squadron, the four monitors
Puritan, Amphitrite, Terror and Minnie
noinoh, will be retained off Havana.
Nlill Threatening.
Private advices from Madrid claim that
the Cadiz fleet will certainly sail for the
Philippines next Monday, to recover
possession of Manila from Admiral
Dewey. Eight thousand Spanish troops
were reported embarking at llarcelona.
The monitor Monterey has been ordered
to leave San Francisco for Manila. The
cruiser Charlestun has stnited on her
course, having made tho necessary re
pairs to the condensers'. The City of
Pekin is expected to leave for Manila
tonight with 1,000 soldiers on board.
Much pressure Is being brought to bear
upon the President to delay the invasion
of Cuba until the fall, hut equally strong
pressure hoe beeu exerted to compel
action at once.
Opposition to the invasion at present
argue that the Spanish fleet Is a menace
to unprotected transports as long as the
location of the Spaniards Is unknown.
They also quole the army authorities 1 1
saying that fifty-two million rounds of
cartridges for the troops are needed be
fore undertaking the Cuban Invasion.
The Invasion will lcaye from Key
West, and not from Tampa, as has be n
thought. If the start went made from
Port Tampa, the tranai-ort with their
loads of stores and troops, would be ex.
posed toaltaci for a period of over
thirty hoar, even if no allowance is
made for the delay in landing the troops
oa Cuban territory. If the start is made
from Key West, as 1 now the plan, the
length of lime neceisary to transport the
men to Cuba will be reduced to six or
eight hours.
A dlf patch from Key West states
1 Hiding baa been eff oted on the o st of
Cuba near Mataazaa. and that a fort
situated at the point where the landing
was made was silenced and the guns
wore spiked. The American Hag w.i
plualrd oa the captured works.
The report from Havana that two
American ships btntbankd Ouaulatarno,
Cuba, on the coast east of Santiago de
Puba, Is confirmed by a report received
in Washington that during (he bombard
men! the American ships did, heavy
damage to the place. The Bpaniali ac
count said that an attempted landing
was repulsed.
The s-rlara.
The United Stales Prise Court at Key
West lodsy condemned Ova Spanish
eels taken by the United Stale warships
also won the 220 yards dash In 22 seconds I
flat.
The former time breaks the Princeton
record, while the latter equals it.
Philadelphia, May 21. (Special.) In
the dual games here today bctweeu Penn-1
sylvania and Cornell, the lied and Blue I
won by a score of 93J points to 23 points, I
Where They Piny To-day.
Washington at Chicago.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Cleveland,
Brooklyn at Louisville.
New York at St. Louis.
MONDAY'S GAMES,
Boston at St. Louis.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Louisville.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Buy
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0GER1BS
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McDANIEL & GASKILL,
71 BROAD STREET.
CAPTAIN CLARE.
Willing; la riant Ml "pain Willi the
Oregon.
New York, May 20. In connection
with the trip of the battleship Oregon an
interesting story is in circulation at the
Nayy Department which cannot be con
firmed, but which illustrates the intre
pidity of Captain Clark, commanding the I Philadelphia,
vessel.
Upon his arrival at Rio Janeiro, the
war board took under serious considera
tion the Wat ion of protecting the bat
tleship from the enemy's fleet, then sup
posed to be awaiting her at some advan
tageous point. One or two members of
the hoard urged the advisability of send
ing a squadron to convoy her to Key
West, hut this was scouted hy the major
ity, and voluminous instructions were
sent to Captain Clark in regard to the
course which he should take. The reply,
which, it is said, Captain Clark sent
to tiie department, was something like
Hi is:
"Please don't tangle me up with in
structions. I am not afraid of the whole
Spanish fleet."
Apparently the Spaniards are more
afraid of the Oregon lhaii that vessel is
of them. Although the Oregon is unac
companied on her voyage through t he
West Indies by a single ship, the Marittta
and Nictheroy haviug been left in Bra
zilian waters, no attempt has seemingly
been mtdu by Admiral Cervera to, inter
ccpt the American battleship. Tho Ore
gon will arrive at Key West by Sunday
or Monday.
How the riulm Bland.
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Boston, 17
Baltimore, 13
New York, 14
Pittsburg 13
Chicago 12
Brooklyn, 9
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St. Louis, 8
Louisville, 7
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Key West, May 20 Naval officers are
skeptical about the news that the Span
ish fleet is at Santiago dc Cuba, but this
disbelief is based entirely on the fact
that the announcement comes from a
Spanish source. If it be true, the navy
regards it a hit of characteristic Spanish
strategy.
The Spanish fleet, if it bo there, the
navy men say, is safe ironi attack by sea,
because the harbor is a pocket. At the
same time to bottle it up would require
a force quite as strong as that which
went to Porto Rico. Thus the Spaniards
have probably made It necessary for the
United states to divide its fleets:
It is not probable that General Blanco
even now knows of the arrival of the
fleet. Not only has the cable at Cienfue-
Cos been cut, but the land lines between
Santiago and Havana have been inter
rupted by the insurgents Thus Havana
is isolated, except ior the Key west
cable, where a censor sits hy the key
A Good Treat !
For all Lovers of
GOOD CLARETTE WINE,
Having Just Received a Lot I Can Sup
ply the Thirsty With the
CELEBRATED
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CLARETTE,
The Best Drink For Warm Weatlu r.
Try a Glass of our FINE LAGEU.
I Paine's I
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Compound
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Davis'
Pharmacy.
James F. Taylor. If
aFerrall,
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Store,
123 & 125 FAYETTEYILI.E ST.
KALEIOII. N. ('.
THB STATE CAPITAL.
Hndl
otrrnar Wired ! Lair, Secon
tteflm! laeomplalv. Val. Capirr
a's Gift I Uearral Le,
Drain.
JOURNAL BURKAP. I
IUt.iioii, N, 0., May 21. f
Governor Russell yesterday wired
Senators Pritchard and Butler to ask the
Secretary of War to send the equipment)
for the North Carolina volunteers here.
Also to request that these troops be not
sent to Tampa until they are needed to
Invade Cuba. Whether this telegram
will In the least effect the movement of
the troops Is not known.
The Second Regiment is still Incom
plete. So many of the men were re
jected yosterday of those who came here
to be examined and some after getting
here refused to enlist.
There was a fight In Bryan Grimes
camp yesterday In which one private
struck another and broke Ills law
bone.
Col. Benehan Cameron's gift to Oen
eral Lee of his thoroughbred horse
Choctaw Is heard here with pleas
ure.
The Worth Baglcy Monument fund
has reached 888.45.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Fellows passed
bete yesterday on their way to Montreal.
From there they will sail on June4lh for
England. Mrs. Fellows was Miss Bessie
Tucker.
The funeral of Miss Mildred Ilsrbee
was held this morning from the Edenlon
Street Molhodlst Church. Seldom has
death closed In onr midst so bright and
lovable a (Irl lust verglnc on woman
hood. The sympathy of the entire city
has gone out to Mr. Uarbee la his sor
row, llllilml lost her motner when she l
was a little child and has been eared fori
by her father's aunt Miss Katie Barclay.
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BRITISH THIS TIME-Very; Stylish
Indeed for Summer. Real Hot Weather
Wear.
WRITE
HATIff
MOlIAl II
For Skirts lo bj Woru with Separate
Waists.
White Satiu Mohair is 4H inches wide,
tl.00 Per Yard.
Than this Wliito Satin Mohair, there will
not b offered this Summer any fabric
so stylish or desirable.
BARBER FIXTURES FOR SALE
Having thought of u!it in i in the
ith New York Volunteers, and not hav
ing any further use fur 'larbt-r Fixture?,
1 offer fur sale a complete outfit of llio
same. Apply before the war U over to
J. W. MOORE.
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diULtsooK More
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Commodoro (leo. Dewey, ) Sljie.
Capt. Wiu. T. bamjwon, 2228
Mujor-Gcn. N. A. Miles, ) Indies.
U. 8. Navy Illustrati r with fifty
photograph views of our great
battleships, our flying rquadron,
our coast defense monitors, our
torpedo bonis, our submarine plun
ger, 4c.
juue Magazines arriving.
i
G. N. Ennett.
WHITE SATINS are in very correct
form for Waists lobo worn with White
Bulla Mohair Skirts.
i Dobbin & Ferrall.
TUB MABUTB.
SAMPLES CUKEUFULLY MAILED OUT-OMOWN.
69. Wfffp"
crista ooodemned were the steamers
Arsonauta and Ambrosie Bolivar, tin
schooners Mathilda, Sophia and Ctadl-
diu and they were all ordered sold.
The upper bay of New York harbor.
ooinnir nulng with tonight, will be pa
trolled by the mosquito fleet.
Edward Morrell of Philadelphia will
probalily be appointed ftaoood AsalaUnt
Secretary of War.
Arrreta of sunprctrd HpanUh spire oon-
OAUTOIIIA.
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Agency For
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Catarrh Cure,
At BRADIIAM'S
PHARMACY.
Agency For
Pigott's Dilulute,
A Sure Dyspepsia Cur.
AT--Bradham's
Reliable' Drug Store.
A
ncoMonnble
on.
Boda Water is Always "In Sea
son."" whether taken licit or
told it is a wholesome bever
ace, unless rendered deleter!,
oils to health by heing loaded
with Impure lirtitieial flavor
ings and glucose .nips.
Cold Soda drawn from
Our Artie Sud i
li'ickt No'.hing could be
Desired by li e most
Sensitive Palate. We use
Only pure juices made
Direct from fresh fruits
And can give any flavor.
Our "Cold Soda"
is always Cold.
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And Dewey'selght loch domestic
made him sic.
Anyone that la aocunlomed to wear
ng a suit of clothing made liv an artist lo
TAILOR will And it Iran as hard to get
used lo wrarinK reedy mode clothing
It will make him mok I Let as make
vou a twrfoct fliUnc. stvllsli suit, and
save yiin frnra lowering yourself la your
owa estimation.
F. Chadw Itk,
Middlsstraet, NEW.IlEUNK, N. C.
The First
Spring Blossoms
Mean a good deal In the Tailoring
World.
Proper Preparations fur Spring neces
stlates Iota of Hustling and gives lots of
opportunities to the maa who has aa eye
open to BARGAINS. We have Jual re
ceived a Special Line of Samples and
the Prices are something unlieanl of
before la Idle town. The Prices are
8lily Per Cent nt Than Regular Coat
and a rail will convince you thai we
have Real Oenuine Bargains.
If you want a Handsome, Stylish,
Well-Made Suit, we nan give you juat
what yoa want at most Reasonable
i ru-e. Iail ami in us convince yoa
that we are stating foclr.
Baker & Dunn.
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POLLOCK STREET. .
DEALER 1M
GEXEIIAI
HARDWARE,
AND ALL KINDS OF
IUJILDIXO
MATE III A Ii.
Wire Netting, Screen Doors A Windows.
Glacier
Itofrlgerator,
Which are the Reel. They have but few
equals and NO SUPERIORS.
lot Orwni Frvmm.
WaUHr Coolers,
Mlchlgaa Slovrs and lUngea.
Agent Devue'e raiala,
Under Hotel ChatUwka,
New Berne, N. C.