North Carolina Newspapers

0mn VOL. XVI--N0. 129. HEW BERN I, N. C. TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1898. ESTABLISHED IC2 mm tiran. tbem armed with rifles, ready to support the Americans. They refuse to join in the clamor for Independence, which they consider a mistake. They wish annexa tion to the United States, v AS YOU SEte "HI K i,l)Y IS 8110 WING f.OMK OK OUK ELEGANT MOIIAIli SKIRTS.WE1ICII WE IIAVK IN FIGURED AND PLAIN' GOOijS, PRICEd RANGING FROM $2.00 TO $3.60. A GREAT MANY HAPPY rUROHASERSTIIlS WEEK AS THEY CARRY OCT A PAIR OF OUR BARGAIN SHOES FOR ONLY 50e. THERE' ARE STILL' A FEW PAIRS LEFT, TORN THE NEXT FKtf DAYS WE ARE OFFERING A TREAT IN PARASOLS, GOING AT iJELOW COST. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. Governor Russell's Action Re- priii. N. C. Troops. DE3Eacls:'bxirii. liil IK NflHSI CARPETS AND RUGS. Might justfis well begin to think ot house furnishings. Not a bit too early. September a good month tor carpet work. Stock all over hauled and now in shape. Jrrices on many items adjusted lor quicK selling. Will you need a carpet this fall? It's likely we can in. terest you. A pretty lair range of both in grain ana Brussels, some gooa mines xn rugs too. '' . . ; Hemp Carpet. ; Fnll yard wido, price 15c. ' - Ingrain 'Carpet. A sightly pattern, good weight 18c. '" Hi'iivy cotton ingrain, 29c. ' '., , Part wool, ingrain, 35c. A pretty and duruhle carpet is found in the cotton chain Ingram, . wiUi all wool filling. Sold by muny as "all wool", but they are not quite ho. Look liko nil wool and the col " ore hold well. Two grades 40c, 45c. (Strictly all wool iugrain in correct designs, price 50c. ." - .. , . " Strictly all wool ingruins, heavi est weight, price COcv ' ' '. 3 ply Ingrain, price 75c ;".,. RriiMselM Carpet. Heavy 10 wire brussels, m pat terns, adapted for halls or parlors, price 75c. 9 wire brussels, hall and stair and general patterns, price G5c. Brussels in general-patterns as low as 50c. lings. ' 21 and 26 inch Smyrna, at $1.35 and $1.95. - . 24 and 37 inch Velvet, at $1.65 and $1.90.,'.- , .! ' 30-inch Sinyrmt, plain ends, $1.50. 30-inch Smyrna, ' friiijrt-d ends, $1.75. ; . . ... - - ; 27-mch llrst grade Mwinottcfl, $3 I HIGH GRADE GROCERIES 1 . . . AtlD LOW PRICES ! Torpedo Aeeldoai. New Orleans, September 4 The gov ernment boat John B. Meigs was des troyed by an explosion at Fort St. Philip yesterday. She had aboard Lieutenant Jervey and a party of men engaged in removing the torpedoes laid in the Mis sissippi river at the beginning of the war. Lieutenant Jervey had a narrow escape. The killed number four, in cluding the captain. Camp Dlaappearlng. Camp WikofT, Montauk Point, L. I., Sept. 4. This great camp will dissolve during the three coming weeks, and by October 1 it will have shrunk to slender ENGLAND REGAINS THE SODDAN Aecounts to be Paid. Wagon Spokes For Liverpool. Straight Out Populist Ticket. Receipts -of New Cotton Light. . " -.- Journal Bdbead.' ' Raleigh, N. C September 5. j It seems strange that orders regarding the mustering out of the North Carolina troons should be channed so often. Now It seemi the 2nd, Regiment is to be left proportions. The well men, according in service,' and the 1st, which is thor- to the WnV Department's present de- oughly equipped, and in much better signs, will leave the camp as fast as the training is ordered here to be done away I transportation can be conveniently pro with, and the 8rd, (negroes) are to go to I vided, probably at the rate of 8,000 or Knoxville and remain in service for two 1 4,090 a week. months longer. All of this is political! The President, Secretary Alger and maneuvering, directed by Governor I General Wheeler had a talk about this Russell and his counsellor J. C. L. Har-1 yesterday, and although General Wheel- ris.. I er thought the men would do well in Spite against the 1st, regiment is said I camp until October 1, it was determined to prompt tbiB action of Russells. He I to continue aendimr them away. This wanted to. make some changes in the j was a result of the President's visit. officers of tho 1st, Regiment, and Col-1 The regulars tuken from posts en.it of onel Armfleld ' would not accept t'jeltho Mississippi will, according to, the proposition thus making an enemy of I President's directions, be sent where Russell. Of course the negroes will be I fiey were before the war, at -the post (the polls) on election day. - J. C. L. Harris is back from Washing ton, lie says he succeeded in getting the North Carolina accounts against the government second on the llBts. Ohio being first.. The Supreme Court meets the last Monday in September, when the exam inations for license to practice law will be held. Tho examinations will be writ ten. This is to pieveut any moro mis takes. It will be remembered that last term there were two applicants with names very similar and in Issuing the license, one was made out in tho name f the one who failed, and the other man who was really entitled to It was turned down. When the attention of the bench was called to this error, it was admitted, but the judges tefused to cor rect. Mr. Mldgcley, an Englishman will be here this week to. arrauge for a large shipment of wagon spokes to be sent from the factory here to Liverpool. The straight out Populists of Wake county met here on Saturday, and called a general convention to be held on the iSDlb. These Populists are bitter against fusion, and at lliolr convention will nominate a full county ticket of straight out Populists. Contributions for a monument to Lieutenant Shipp are coming In very freely,- The movement is lu the hands of the Charlotte Observer. The Bagley monument fund seems to be at a stand llll. The new United States National Bank examiner Waller R. Henry of Charlotte is here, and tomorrow begins tho exam ination of the National Bank here. "Labor Par" was observed here today only by the formal closing of tho federal building and the capital. Work went on as usual In both. FUYDER f Absolutely Pure o NOTICE IllTOR DEALERS Persons who have not paid their Li quor License for quarter commencing Septeiner 1st, 1898, arc hereby notified that the same MUST BE SETTLED on or before Friday September 9th. HUGH J. LOVICK; Oily Tax Collector. Winning Back I lie Territory l.om When (Ionian Olfil at Khnrtoum. A Great Victory Omiu'iiman, on TnE Hii.K, September 2. Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener, with the Khalifa Abdullah's black standard, cap tured in battle, entered Oinburman, the capital of Mahdism. at 4 o'clock this af ternoon, at the head of his Anglo- Egyptian army, after routing the Dervishes and dealing a death-blow to Mahdism, Roughly, the Anglo-Egyptian losses were 200. Thousands of the Dervishes were killed or wounded. At dawn today the Anglo-Egyptian cavalry, patrolling toward Omdiirman iiscovered the Dervishes advancing to the attack In battle array, chanting war songs. Their front consisted of infantry and cavalry, stretched out three or four miles, Countless banners fluttered over their masses and copper and brass drums resounded through tho serried ranks of the savage warriors, who advanced unwaveringly, with all their old-time ardor. - At 7.80 a. m. the enemy crowded the ridges above the Anglo-Egyptian camp and advanced Bteadlly in enveloping for mation. General Kitchener's artillery opened fire at 7.40, which was answered by the Dervish riflemen. Their attack developod on General Kitchener's left; and In accordance with their traditional tactics, thoy swept down the hillside with the design of rushing the flank. But the withering fire maintained for fifteen minutes by all the Anirlo-EevDlIan Hue frustrated tho at tempt. . The bravery of the Dervishes can hard F011 INT! FOR ill! It. I. AvaMl.lafl TlinaA wlin f..rrl,.(l lllA The receipts of new cotton are very I flairi ,truggled to within a few hundred HghV It needs sunshine to open It. The yarj, 0f General Kitchener's fighting heavy rains of Saturday night and yes- llat wn0 the mounted Emirs absolutely terday of course were bad for It. TUM PHIXS MONJDT. threw their lives away In bold charges. The Dervishes withdrew behind the ridge ic front of their camp, and the whole Anglo-Egyptian force began to march toward Omdnrman. As the troops surmounted the Crest adjoining the Nile the Soudanese on the right camo In! Will tell this Is why we keep busy. 7e are offering bargains now, to make room lor Fall stock which will soon bo coming in. Call and boo us bcioro placing your orders. 'Ti3 no trouble to show goods, but arlcasuro. ih Mlllloo Hollars to bo IStelrlbalo Among lb Nallor. New York, September 4.At least $1,000,000 prize money will be distributed I contact with the enemy, who had re- among American sailors as a result of I formed under cover ot a rocky eminence the war with Spain. More than half of and had massed beneath the black stand this sum will be paid In accordance wlili lard of tho Khalifa In order to mako the law providing for the payment of a I supreme effort to retrieve the fortunes bountv for persons onboard vessels oflof thedav. Amass. 15.000 strong, bore war sunk In action. The remalnJer will down on tho Soudanese. be turned Into the treasury for dlttrlbu l (Teneral Kitchener swung round the tion by the courts, which will pass upon I centre and left of the Soudanese and vessels of the enemy captured by Amert- seized the rocky eminence. The Egvp can men of war. I tlans, hitherto In reserve, joined the fir It Is estimated that the aggregate I ng line In ten minutes, and before the amount due the Aslatle Beet Ma result I Dervishes could make their attack effect of the destruction of the Bpaulsh force live. amount to 1187,500, which Congress I The flower of the Khalifa's army was will be asked to appropriate during the I caught In a depression and within a zone coming session. On twentieth of this I of withering cross fire from three brig- sum belongs to Rear-Admiral Dewey as I adet, with artlllory. The devoted Mah commander-in-chief, and he will, there-1 dlsts strove heroically to make headway, fore, be $9,878 richer than be was before but every rush wis stopped, while lliel tlis war. I main body was literally mowed down by Admiral Sampson and his men get a sustained, deadly cross Are. u,uuu. oniun trerwumnj inmanuy W" riuc. iuiv.. .uu.i . . .mI . ,,,,-1. ibout I iu.uw. I siaotiartis anu uieu oetiiia mem. meir dense masse gradually melted to com T li al coi. r 4T I ptnlts and the companies to driblets be-! T-l.- I ...,(.. tlA.n n.ilnln TahUU .... . l .. , -. . 1. ' u.iiiii uivmv, n.iiti 1 neatn me leauen nan. t many uicj uroao pr Yrmnnr rnxm TTirrinrm tq FANCY 3 E FULL : CREAM : CHEESE. Tlio.Yery Finest Elgin Butler, right fresh from tl.e Dairy. Nice lot Small Sugar Cured Hams and Breakfast Stripp. Froah OntlkkeB, Carolina Kice ami Grits. Portsmouth Cornell Mullets, as nice otics as you ever saw. Wo havo a few gallons of Nice Strained Honey at 15c per (ptiirt. Oilinc Shoe Drcfs'ng for lulicc' Shoes, an excellent article, only lOo bottle. Nice Groceries of all kinds at liook Bottom Prices. !i!2LBook Store il Children. Attention ! I I 2,000 Slate 1'cnciln. 400 Slates. 3C0 Pencil Tablets. And a full supply of everything else you need in the school room. A TUT I.I I OI ? - h rii rv ni n. uruucpy -.- Miiiiuuiiumimiii : G. N. Ennett. lines locutit n u, 8.f,0 , splendid locution lit Nice house, first per month. First-cliiss house 15,00, One of the niont roomy and licxl houses n the city, anil oest ol locution t-.l.UO. Modern house, good locution at $10 00. Tenements in various poitions of city. TEUMS Payable weekly and month ly in advance. Houses anil Lots lor sale, both ns nn nv Btnient and for homes. E. E. HARPER, Real Estate Agent. ICE FOR HOME USE Clean, pure, wholesome, guaranteed to be chemically mado from distilled water and free from impurities. Siiecially in tended and prepared for human con sumption. Ico delivered daily (except Sundays) 0 a. m. to 0 p. m. Sundays (retail only) 7 a. m. to I noon, f or prices anu other information, ldress, New Berne Ice Co. n. P.lUION "ManAhkii. All Kinds of Hats Fur all kinds of men lind a place in our stock. Tho luil for yon to buy is a new hat, a hat that lias both style and dura bility. Our lino of huts will arrive in few days and will be complete and up. to-datp. We havo just received a lot of the famous KNOX HATS, which a-e di rft from the factory and the latest shape. Before buying your rail Hats Baker & Dunn All druggists refund th money If It falls L, (ed, leaving the Held covered wllh to oar. 83c.' Tb genuln has L 1). Q. -hit. dad corpses .Ilk a snow drift on each tabid. h Flour, But! r, Chccso, Coll'co, llama ::A Va ''-J.v.t i:.con Arrlvii?- Daily. "TV i ! ' WmimUSssmiS, Manila, September 4 A dsputatlon from lb Southern Philippine Islands, e iuilitlng of som of the richest natives of Psnay, Mlmloru. Celxi and Win dan so, vl.tlcl I nllwl SUU Cousul WilllsiPS her vc'tenlay evening anil urged that sveiy piiillil cITorl be mt le for lh an- nmsllon of the whole of th Philippine imsiios. i T li o deputation slatml that all classes, the oarlik moiintalnar ss Wall thoie '-.-''-f 1 in mri'intlls pursuits, Would .!. uu.e the slurs ml strlr, snd hsd dotted meadow. At U. Us in General Kltclisnor or dered an ailvano and hi wliol force In llu drove th scsllernd remnants of lh fo jnto the desert, bis cavalry culling off their retreat to Ouiduriuan. POLLOCK STREET. Manic i Hi Wholesale ft Retail Orocers, 'Phone !1. 71 Broa4 St. fine 1'ortNinoiith MiiIIcIn. llvst Fox lliver l'rint ISntter. Rest 2 l-2c flour on I lie market. Best Pattern Flour, He. Fine Roasted Vollee at 15e, 20e and S5e. J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, 'PhoTin fifl. 77 Brnad St.rfifit. 2 s I. J. Wolfenden's Real EstateAgency, New Berne, N. C, Office Over Citizens Bank. Timber Liimls, Knnn hiimls, City Lots, City Houses ami LoIh. Choice Ijiinds for rowinjr Bright Tohucuo. Iiuuls well suited for Truck Fanniiif;. IjjuuIs for Grasses, Grain, Cotton, Fruits, Small Fruits, Etc Fine Lands fur Natural Pasturage, Grasses Liixuriaut anil Good. Good Transportation, Cheap Transportation, ltail, Water, or Both. Bargains ! To avoid breakage in moving, bargains can be bad in Fancy China and Japan ese Ware. Also high grade Paputcrica, School and Desk Tablets, paper covered novels. ,- Twenty- five cent bound books 0 for a dollar, at another "Only Hook Store In Town." It. KERRY. Needs! Needs!! Needs!!! Finest Strains of Cabhngo. Rula Kign, and Turnip Sovds for Full planting. IJou't fail to Cull and Purchase. .1. F. Cli lUK. II. W. NOIPNOIV, Funeral Director and Fnibalmer. Oltice;(W Kroad Street, next to Stewart's stables. Residence 108 Broad Street. tVKurinl rolies a specialty. They Go Like Mot Cakes. Dcwty's Chiaanaa. Said th Chine to Dewey, "What shall 1 dor "Keep your shirt on," says Dewey, "And wait for yaur cue." I Cotton Bagging rAND : New Arrow Ties! 10,000 yard Jute ihiggiug and tM Du'n.lles Til ls " ' Sued Rye, Whnat and Osls, Crimson Clorr and illllol: - s JUST RECEIVED, AnI) FOR BALE AT CHAN. IX. HIIIYN, .M i' .t "Yes, snd I tol l Klin that hadn't Kwl Suto tlaiket Dock, , t - y i f -'d for our whei-l yet." . New Heme, N. C. Deering Mowers & Hay Rakes. We have on Hand One Horse Mower, Two Horse Mowerr, Hay Itakcf. Come and See I'. J. C. Whitty to. ' Agents for Chattanooga Chilled Plows, Cane Mills aud EvaQ orator. Henry s Pharmacy, 1S7 MIDDLE STUKKT. NEW KERNE, N. O. Eskny's AlbumouiaMl Food,' Peptougenlc Milk Powder, Mnlte.1 Milk, Mellin's Food, Reed & Cnrnrick's Soluble JFood COLUM1UAN INSEcTlTl'DE Sure Death to Water Rugs and Roaches Physician's Prescription A 5pclalty WILLENBRINK'S RostanraQt and DioioE Rooms, ISO MIDDLE ST., NEW BERNE, N.C. laaitk Tint. ' "Was that th Isndlord again after lh I to Pnsnlnh or renlf" PIIONB-NO. US. km rintriM. Klorsrt Foo MsmmiIbI BaSoa . My lh Wooh, I ML ...HARDWARE.. Masury's Paints. Ariel Bicyles. n Miiis f?V Street, . New EeniB, N.C.