North Carolina Newspapers

1 ! r- 1 : S J ! NEW BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1898. VOL. VI-KO. 193. ESTABLISHED 1882 Ml v. H Oriole Cofrco, Nice Hams, 12c lib. .. . 8c lib. Excellent Butter, 35Iib. What a galaxy of Lir-' Ni certifies at Astonishing Figures. , Everything viae ttmt belongs to tl m..ke f the Largest of Infltters. as A ; is f V! Are STYLISH AND CHEAP. for Sc. SOUR DRESS GOODS A . . ilk ,,. MfWINa FART. Ilirj ..... We have Doubl" Fold Good, at 121n .,'; . ' Specialties in Wool Suitings and Serges at arc. Higher Faced W Goods if wanted. . . ; i ! V We have a great leader in llankercbief, an Initial Lac umier one yf w We are sellini? More SHOES AT RETAIL than any house ' in tho w ity. See tna Cause s;f V BEST SHOE FOR THE , , ' , IT WILL TELL. H. HACKBURN, . . 47 & 49 . . POLLOCK STREET. J- Ve Have Just Received a! New and Complete Line of UMBRELLAS, All Qualities and Price, from $1.00 up to $3.50. We 3 S5 promise Satisfaction on all Umbrellas. .. , . m -nTn TTtTTvTT11TTS 1 n ' . ft 1 L 1 SZ- Unr stock ot aiJiiJN iS untuiixtJiAii is uompieie aim S prices are Low. we nave the iiest u nuerwear m ine uuy ior :- ST: the I'rices. ' . ' '. 3 ' E ' We defy competition on SHOES and our many custom- ers can testify to their wearing qualities. ' 3 ' : Wo have & Seamless SOCK for 10 CEBITS; the best value 3. in the city. ' Call and examine onr stock and you will be pleased with 2 . both Quality and PricesT" , , , J. G-. 1DTJ3jT3 dB. CO., 1 . 57 POLLOCE STREET, NEW BEBNE. N. 0. 3 IF YOU WINT Old." HEHCenry NOT TO SXTCBN. , J rraekrWllailBclaa Likely t K Awny. Whit ramlllea Kciara ! Tk Next lUIlre. Wilmihoon, N. C. Nov. IX The situation here Is one of remarkable quiet after a week of tragedy. Mayor Wad dell and the new city government are bringing order out of chaos and every thing possible Is being done4o restore confidence. , l' In anticipation of trouble the women and children of many white famllies left the city before the election, but they are now returning, , For two weeks a number of residences in the city were not inhabited, but there are few closed now. " . . .t! One week ago G. Z. French, the acting sheriff, left Wilmington npder threats that if he came back it would not be healthy for nlm. He was followed to the railway station by an ' indignant crowd, and violence would have been done him bad it not been for a prom inent democrat, who went so far as to draw a pistol and order the crowd to stay out of the car. French has a plan tation at Rocky Point, fourteen miles from Wilmington, and since his banish ment he has been at his country place. He stated that as soon as everything got quiet here he intended to morn, bat was warned not to do so. French in tended to come , hero this evening to straighten up some of his attain, and the mayor ordered a squad of police to the dopot to protect him, but he failed to put in an appearence. He got a friend to have his baggage shipped from a hotel to him, and it is, therefore, pre sumed that his' absence Will be pro longed.' ; . ' 1 " -:' '.' " "' Among other important legislation to bo enacted will be an election bill which wilt protect the ballot and preserve while supremacy. The feature of the bill which will get rid of a large part of tite negro vote in the eastern counties is being con sidered by the leading Democrats of the State. - . . The new Legislature will meet in Jan uary and the session will be an eventful one. Much legislation of the fosionisU will be repealed, and especially the char ters under which many cities in eastern North Carolina hava been negroixed. Many white Republican and Popullsl leaders are coming forward and express ing their eagerness to have the negroes disfrancised. Republicans particularly ar open in their declarations on this question. They say that with the negro out of the question a strong white Re publican party can be built up in North Carolina. -t S' AIM'S TATHONTt. Hit STITE CiFlTIL Aiote "Mslf Convict Males His Exit. - tHft of Punch Cap to Cruiser Ral elgh. Dr. Eoonee Kesicns. Per son County's Ureal School : Benefits. Negro Left by , ' -.V His FHendsi; : MORE WlRSaiPS. ! Don't be Influenced to take soinctblne else. It can be idled on for MtUICINAL- UNI) OTHER PURPOSE:! and i Guatantred PURE, MILD AND MKLLOW, ' ' te that lbe srals over eotan arr Intact and cur name blown In bottle. . ... , Straus, Gunst & Co., Proprietors, . V RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES ... AND LOW PRICES! WilJitell thisIs why.we keep busy. We are offering bargains now, to make room lor Tall stock 'which will soon be coming in. Call and v see us belore placing your orders. Tis no trouble to show goods, but a pleasure, v Fresh Flour, Butter, CheeseColTeeIIams and Breaklast Eacon Arriving Daily. i : . I JGHiT OTHIT, Bn Vnltr Ntaira Will kOalr Omr Pahih, November 17. The clerical force of the American Peace Commis sion was busy nearly-all last night In translating the 8panish memorandum presented at yeaterday't joint session While the translators and typewriters were nnderlng the Spanish argument loto printed English, counsel fur the American commission studied it sheet by sheet, making notes ,of records to be examined and of law points bearing on the matter in hand. As a result, when the Americans gathered for their daily selon today the Spanish preeminent lay before them In English ready for consideration and accompanied by data bearing upon It. No unofficial person know the con tents of the documents preseuled by the Spanish Commissioner yesterday, but It Is safe to assume that, added to her In sistence on the reservation of ber Philip pine sovereignty and her proposition , to arbitrate tb construction of the third article of the protocol. Spain has made two other Important statements Journal Bubbau. ) . Raliiob. N..C. November, 18 k President Cunningham of the Btate Fair is here winding np the business of this Fair. It is pretty certain that the receipts will pay all the Fair expenses, the premiums in full and one years' in terest on the bonds. This is a splendid outcome, and leaves the officers of the Fair less hampered than they have been for many years. ; v ; : -, The gift of 12 punch cups for the U 3. Cruiser Raleigh from Mr. and Mr. A. W: Haywood of this city have Just been completed by Messrs. Jacobs and Jenk ins of Baltimore. The cups are silver, gold lined, and match the design of the elegant punch howl given the cruiser two years ago by citizens bf North Car olina. Mrs. Haywood christened the Raleigh and has alway taken the great est interest in the. vessel. The oups are four inches high and rest on four dol phins'. ,i .' . " V. 8. Inspector Chalmers Is here to in spect the office of IT. S. marshal Henry Dockery. . At a meeting of the directors of the North Carolina Insane Asylum here last night, Dr. Eoonee the assistant physl clan tendered his resignation. It was accepted, and Dr. E. L. Jenkins of Edge combe county appointed to succeed him. Charges of Incompetency and neglect of duty had been made against him some time ago. v The colored fair Is having a bad time on account of the weather. Tuesday was the only good day this week, and as the Governor was not here to open the fair they waited for him. He has not come yet, so yesterday the fair was opened in spite of all things against it. '- A wealthy man John 0. Terrell who lately died In Philadelphia, left Col. J. S. Cunningham executor of his will. In this will be left money to build 38 public school houses in Person county, with permanent endowment of $40,000 be sides. This will put Person county ahead of all counties in the Btate as to public schools. , There is one less convict at the pen I tentlary today. Robert Jphnson, colored 'a trusty" concluded he had served suf ficient time on his 8 year sentence, so shortened it by about 13 months by leav ing. The last legislature repealed the law requiring candidate for office to file their election expense with the Secre tary of Slate. Judge Hoke ha however, tiled his, and so has State Senator Thos. G. Skinner. Skinner expense were 01.TOf The Republican organ In this Si ale, The Winston Republican, ssys editor tally that the negro as a race has never really benefltted'tbe Republican party. The Democrats will no doubt succeed in making Btate Chairman Simmons the successor of Marion Butler In the fj. 8. Senate, and Chas. R. Ay cock governors to uccred Rustell in 1000. . Senator Butler la The Caucatlan to day say he favors a constitutional con vention. The Morning Foil of tbl city advocates calling on Congress to place negrors In the same class as Cninete, thus repealing lbe amendmeut to lbe First That on lbe high (round of fin ancial probity she cannot allow any aiilPon,,Uullon blowing negroes to vole. cusslon here of the validity of bar action I In pledging the resources of tb Philip pine for lbs payment of tb Philippine debt. Second That, in conneollon with lb American ' proposition to reimburse Spain for her Pacific expenditures In the Philippine sb cannot admit of a la qulty as to how sb ha ipeul lbe pro ceeds of lb loan bated oa tb Philippine pledge. If Spain ha summed this atllludcand It Is believed the has don so, she pracll rally compels tb American Coinml slooers to consider at least lbs entire Philippine debt and lit assumption by tb foiled Btate or tb PulHdplu la surgenls t t condition to Spain's amica ble surrender or her sovereignly over tbote U1anlT . It Is diflicult to. nnderslsod bow Hi Americans can reply tc ibis In toy other manner Uitn by strictly outlining their pnilllon and giving Ilia Hpn!:la time limit In wbi h they miy ei'irpi the proponlllom of the Called Bltlri. llut the American Commlulunert u f pa tiently continue their en'travori to ar rive at an aml -able undemanding on the subject. Aeara trisrMa Chief Waal a Ltiare Iarreaae l Hi Navy, WashikotoS, Nov. 17. Should Secre tary Long approve the recommendations of the board of bureau chiefs tor an In crease of the navy more formidable ,vej aels wlll be asked for this session than ever before in the development of the es tablishment.. The Secretary is not ,in ! ciined, however, to aceept this report in all respects, and will . unquestionably I make a considerable reductio-i in thu t-x tent o'. the programme preseuled for Ins action. , The recommendations for this year's increase, as submitted by the - special board, provide for three baUlu ships of over twelve thousand tuns displacement, three highly protected armored cruisers of 2i knots speed and protocie I by at least twelve inches bf armor, And three 2,500 ton cruisers. Mr. Long's report in the President has naw been completed and will be of more than usual, impor tance this year. It Is understood that, while the Secretary will not specifically ask for a certain number of snips, he wl.l present a programme, showing that the navy should have additional ships of cer tain classes, but leaving to Congress the decision determlng how many should be authorized this session. . The bureau chiefs are strongly in favor of the heavily armbred cruiser of exten ded steaming radius and capable, of a large coal-carrying capacity, and of about fourteen thousand ton displace ment. The secretary is said also to favor this type of vessel, and whatever ia- crease is secured from Congress it is predicted that a number of . armored cruisers at least will be secured. , ... : The greatest remedy lot lerl Incipient Consaarpjion. VUUI Cores at once Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Loss oi J V f M D a Voice, BroochltU, Grippe, J " Asthma and Croup. At til drubi, 25c Special Appearance.; METROPOLITAN' CONHERT COMPANY ot New York City. at. v-- . Under the Auspices of 8T. JOHN'S LODGE, No. 8. AF & A M Tuesday Evening; November 23ad, . , At 8 o'clock, . Miss Julie Vallette, (Cornelia Rosa Putts), PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO. assisted bv the following Artists; Miss Jeanie Bra son, Violinist. Mr. Carl Rieck, Tenor. Mr. Arthur Freeman, Pianist. . Tiihets on Sale at Waters, and at the door. Prices 75c & BOo, Gallery 25c. TOASt QOECN FIRST. ntra.); tlreerk or Ellqartle at ike " .. j . Mew Turk Dinner. ,. New York, Not. 17. There has been very wide comment upon the toasting o( the Queen of Great Biitaln before drink ing to the President of the United States at the New York Chamber of Commerce dinner on Tuesday evening. The chair man on that occasion violated all the rules of diplomatic and official etiquette. It has been the occasion of much gossip among the diplomatic corps and the question is frequently asked, "What will the Americans do next?" Severe criti cism was psed at the State Department today, and it was said Lord Herachell, who was the guest of honor, was "most probably embarrassed more than ever Jkbefore in hi life. He must have though1 what Hubbub would nave been raised in any British iasembly had the chair man been guilty of such an unpardon able breach a to propose to toast any one-tn advance of the Queen. Iu all countrle In the world it is the invariable snd the Inflexible rule to honor first the ruler of the nation, and the president of the New York Chamber of Commerce haa the unenviale distinction of setting a precedent which, "be may be very sure will not be followed. There are now 8,440 Slat pensioner, J8 ovar last year. Tb Increase la the number of told lor pension I 117, an I a decrease of S widows. Tb 131 1st cists pensioners will this year get $7$ each. Tb 279 and clan ona will be paid aL Tb 881 8rd data 1 10, tb iu3 4ihclatir, andtb 2(181 widow I8. I aslaaea M ). Madrid, November 17. Captain-Gen eral Blanco, In a letter to Senator Tl nado, tayt: "Tb keeneat sorrow of my Hf It tur. rendering Cuba, with an army of 1V),000 men and two hundred gur.t, lo n enemy which claims- to have conquered Cu' While w arc poitened of tuck t I iurces." (IMgwiL Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baling powders arc the greatest aocoacoato Mahhai tb present day. aw nit o. , on vnai. AUCTION SALE! Of Household and Kitchen Furniture at lb Manly Residence on Eat! Front Street, on Monday, November Hat, be ginning at tO a. m, TWtl'BB IOLI IM oar. BAT Take Leiatlv Bromo Quinine Taiilrtt. All drugKlil refund the num.; If It falli to cure. 2'j", Tie genuine Lm L. B. (J. vu e h tablet. a Ureal WartBlB I'oRiKMiinu, 1p(j., Nor. 1? Sri'lt "f r.'j ! tn.l.y ,-Tl, li nn at t lie d l ( VI f- f ihn rim luW , r. I til!, ,!., f 1"- l ' Ml. f..-l li- 1 l,f a at 1 Paris, Ilia Uln f 1 rip rn!in will a I)ir fin 'to Kit pi-ril't Ulnn-I, (. . i II I. f irrr oil i:,r- r i HrvylM 14 I mn'm nra. , Novniilr 17 In l I l!,Hi il,e Ci fr I.: I" .1 ,f Ki I In circlet ii rt of l urn of i- -n r u , i. li 1 lo a At th Rnnk Store I 1 1 I Out of 500 new Books jutt re ceived you ar likely to find one lint will Inlerett jou. E.W.Siiiailwool DEALER IN . Hardwaic and Fire Arms, Sash. Doors and Blinds, Paints, Oils, Cement, Lime, Etc. Ajent for Garland Stoves & Ranges and lkvoe'8, ami Km J Moore' READY MIXED PAINTS. Under Hotel Chattawka, A NICE LOT VERY SMALL . . . . . ' E SUGAR CURED PIG HAMS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS, JUST RECEIVED. ... Attmnre's Minoe Meat. ' ' ; . 'Loose Musciitel Raisins, new crop Currants, Dates, Dried Peaches and A pples. Citron. , l'ecan and Brazil Nuts. Fresh Ontario Buckwheat Mid Fancy Elgin Buttdr. , ; Entire Wheat Frour, Oatflakes, Grits, Rice and Bis Hominy. . - - ' - ; - Fresh Canned Goods, any kind yon want. I Sweet and Sour Pickles. I . Fresh R mated 'JofTee and Fine Teas. . Anything usually kept in a First-CIass Grocery Es- ,. tabli8hment can be found at the store of Man id I Will li Wholesale Retail Grocers, - 'Phone 91. 71 Broa'l Ht. l r'eSBSf 5P ETP CP CP trp erp era crr n.SS5Z5HSHSEii cicada ctSBSaES"J Fail BONT Call to I XMAS TREES ! IVO I As we have been selilntr the s I rU lira -AND SEE OUE NEW LINE OF- .COSTUMERS.. They are entirely new styles, and no household should be without one. They fill a long felt, want In your bed-room. Lot of JAKDINIER unit Mahogany just their Xmas Goods, wn give this notice FOR THE NEXT 6 DAYS we will take orders for Glassware and Toys! for rhrlttma Trees. You will jret the benefit of Wholesale Prices. Come or Send to see us now. i DljGUjn ft PON, New Y jrk Bargain House. , lyYourCityTaxes After Friday, November 25th, I shall proceed to cnllrct all ,Taxes due the City as the Liw Directs. Pay Promptly and auoid trouble and expenw. HUGH J. LOVICK, City Tax Collectcr. h'ov. 15. 1899. y Our Fancy Goods . For the Holidays ore bpginninK to arrive. STANDS and INDIA SEATS in Oak opened. Don't full lo Hive iih a call when In need of anything, in House Furnishings. We have a Largo, VcIl-3elcctcd Stock from which to make your MlccUonr. FRANC. H. J0NE5 & G0.J MIDDLE STREET. Sru 87 51 11 mcjpe CPCPCPCP cp erp cp jHSHSclS2SaSHSHSS5i h CPCPCPIn c 3 V3t n iF. e"n. - t. 1 ' lajy Ml ) rythle Cbe v - V J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, 'Phone 09. 77 Broad Street. f win . fmm Nov. (Come T JW 24th, S 1 .-'K'L: When we will pal Turkev with Uncle Barn, and have n. Jubilee feast oter his vk-torim For your thanksgiving Dinner you wdl find everything In Table LVlicicies, Olive Oils, Olives, Nut t Kaislna, Imported Cbe u FrulU, that will make it a feaat to be remembered. a Nnerzlng Time C7f ba com around again and change in tha atmosphere haa caqerd many to b annoyed by troublesome colds, ought, torn UirrMt, "Ulima. catarrh, hronrlullt. and all the alf.ciion of the air pawaie which ara telteed or curr-d by Dully't Cough Killer, 10c. 8ioand 50c, botlle. F. H. DUFFY, Cor. Boulh Front Middle Btrett Facts! Facts!! Then rnu visit tha cltv don't fall to call on the Old ltelltble firm of . .... Roberts & Brother They keep a full (lock of Frovlnloii ti Grorerlea! rVblcb they offer. t Low Fig- -nrea. You will alway find I hem Ilotilqoaneit for Flrtt-Lists Goods WILLENBRINK'S- HUtaurant DlnlnR Rooms. Ftrst-CUu Heal.! 25c Special Rate by th Week. Oyster, Fish, Game In 5eaton. 'PHONE NO. US. 130 MIDDLE 8T., NEW BERNE, N. ti. G. II. Ennctt. I Income 1897 S llS,S'),7ft4.f3. ' r Trc: i i.. I in 1-e 1, XI, 111 i f i: ,. r In li ! III. InturaiKe Written In 1 S7 : S 1 4 V 000,000. I n. nr. line ri I one 1.1 17 r ). iv;7 i - Ha t Tha PRUDENTIAL, haa f forged ahead until It tand la the front rank of tha Oreat Ufa Insurance Com- ! panlei of the World. (i It offers all that If food In life Insurance and under t' the best condition, n. L. hollow cm ; Ocncral Af,cnt, New Berne, ' N. C.