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NIW btliN, N. C, SUM DAT MORNING, JANUARY 14, 19011.- '
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
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Holds That Corporation Commissloa
' Can Assess Railroads ;
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Bnllnr Based ea Abbott-Beddlnff-:
field Deelsloa. Motes e Marshall
Case. Rales - of Fertlllssr
-1 " Tags." Fenltemtlary's
.;( " Water Supply. ' '
' RaLbiob, Jsnnsry 13. Much Interest
Is fell here In Judge Slmonton't decis
ion, filed yesterday, thai the corpoitlon
commission has ample power to assets
railroads for taxation having all tbe
power the-rallroad commlislon had. The
decision, . in favor of the Btata on all
legal points, Is bated open ' that ef the
North Carolina Supreme Court In lbs
Abbotl-Beddlngfleld rase. 'That decis
ion, was In effect that the powers of the
railroad coumlsslon were devolved upon
the corporation eommisslea. Jadge
Simonton reserves his decision on some
other questions involved In the: assess
ment matter, notably that of the Claim
by the railroads that taxation is unequal
and that while tbe railroads are taxed at
full value, other property is taxed on an
average at approximately 60 per cent.
This ijuestlon Is referred to ex-Chief
J nsttce : Jaitaea ' K. Bhepherd, -; standing
master,-of discriuilnatlan against the
rallroads"n, taxation, - if they- desire to
prevent it. ; Under the new assessment
railroad property la ated much nearer
tbe true value than other property, Iu
fact, it may be said it is assessed at two
thirds the commercial value, while other
properly escapes with an assessment of
perbnps half lu true value, t, It may lur
liier be Htated that one-lblrd of tbe taxs
ble jiroperty iu tin Slale wcape laxh
lion. Those statemeuts are made ou lb
authority of one of the highest aud Un
informed Slate official, w bo nays tlioy
are tbe result of a oaiefui aludy oMhe
siluallon. "- ,
Property is uow assessed at (3B0,(K0,
OM. iutliillug, fJO.UOO.OOU of railroad
properly. If all taxable rutierty were
returuetU for taxation at an; aruornl at
near the true yalne as the railroads are
antMaied, betweeu $100,000,000 an-1 11.
000,000 would be added If tbla were
done taxation at the present rate of ex
penditures . ef the. Ulate " government,
could be reduced one-third.' -'
The Mowing Post, interviewed. Law.
yer A. J. Marshall about his case. .. He
asMVuBtllering as. jla,;. the feeling
wuica y uiatrict atipruey oernaru anu
Assistant District Attorney Spears entei
laln towards met I do not expect, any
f avor-at t'jelr hands ss long as they have
a string to hold me r by.. .1 believe my
innoeenos will be proven1 '
The rumor was pievslsnt on the straels
that the district attorney would not pros
the oate. This rumer was put before
Mr; Bernard here. He said: -"There Is
not the slightest scintilla of foundation
for that rumor., The esse will go tb rough
the usual channel and will.be. brought
sp at the next term ot the Federal Court
here.-; That Tumor was only started for
elf ect,";;'''.?!-?: V
Jt Is said that the Marshall trial will
coat him $1,000, sod that he hsa mort
gaged his property to pay tbe heavy bill. '
The judge reduce bis ball from 18,000
to 13,000. . This i construed as very
favorable to Marshall. ' The government
wanted, the case tried here and not aj
Wilmington. It cannot, convict Mar
shall here. Borne gentleman front anotb
ek place In the State told a government
official that now a nol pros should be
entered In this case; . Tbe jury asked ti e
judge to tell it whether Marshall was
guilty or not guilty. Public opinion I
that Marshall's innocence is beyond per
sdventure. ; It was ssld that one jaror
did not like Capt- W. H. Day and bene
rejected that : gentleman's evidence,
which absolutely negatived the entire
mass of evidence the government pro
duced fiom convicts. i' . .
Up te this date IV sheriffs have "made
fall settlement of State taxes. Cleveland
and Hyde are ' the two last to settle.
Mecklenburg has nol settled In full yet,
but Itt sheriff ht sent in over $30,000 to
the Treasury. , -.. , ; ' :; . r! : '
.The other day a press telegram, from
Alabama said the tales ot fertiliser tax
tags were Immense and showed that
there would be a great Increase lu tbe
ootton acreage, and further that adviuet
from the other State showed a similar
condition of affairs. At tbe AgrlcultU
rat Department Secretary Bruner said
tbe sales Of tags are entirely normal. All
the manufacturers are b'tylng somr. It
Will not be antll slsrch that any Moa can
be found as to tbe cotton acres; from
the tag salot. Bo fur thord Is notU'n i u
Indicate an Increase of acreage.
t balrman Travis, of the penlicutlary
executive board, says he is gralifled at
the showing Cspt. Day makes of the
penitentiary earnings for Wi'i; that It
Is much bettor than ho tlionlil ponlble
mnnlhs ago or efen week ago. At one
time Travis and Day were at odds, but
now thry are cordial. TravU lays he
duel not know whutlmr th prnlloiitlary
will draw any of tho ( '0,C00 appropria
tion for 100J from tlm Hiale TrcnKiiry;
that thnia w!H 1)8 a halmice of " I.OOO or
f 70,0-0 from lut yrar prmlunt, hut lint
' i In not niuiin-h to run the pi'mnoitl
h ; :' r t i n t r h - y. h h U
I t I e l'ie
1 1
5 per cent. He says the renting of lLe
Northampton farm for another year is"
an excellent thing; that last year $19,000
was made net on this faro; that it and
tbe Caledonia farm are about equal ,as
money-makers. . -' K
: The penitentiary will, before a greet
while, have to consider the water prob
lemthat K whether It will use artesian
wells or the city mains Tbe reservoir
now Is what was formerly the. quarry.
The supply is from springs. . These must
b alowly failing, si the. water Is
lower by about six feet than It was a
year ago. , '
- J. O. Biggs, of Durham, is the new
grand marshal otha Grand Lodge of
Masons; A K Smith, of Smlthfleld, grand
swordbesrer, and T. X: Fairjw, of Wins
ton, grand pursuivant. Robert H. Brad.
ley Is re-elected grand tiler. : . t i . -.
The penitentiary has sold 800 bales Of
cotton. It has remaining 1,700 bales all
St Norfolk. " 1 - , " '
' Tb revenue act requires that telegraph
telephone, sleeping car, refrigerator car,
express and dining car companies, etc.,
shall make reports to tbe State" Auditor
during the first mjnlbs of each year
Notices to them are now being sent otit
calling for the reports.. The reports when
received will be turned over to tbe coi
poratlon commission as s basis for; the
assessment of these companies tor tax
ation. ',. - . -:
Already the Confederate monument
In the capital square Is beginning to
look shabby-for lack of attention The
lamp, posts need painting. The lamp
globes are dirty and some bent" over
There are bad stalnjon ths base- of the
monument. r-- . ,
FRENCH STEAMER BURNED.
Many lives Reported lost. Report jKmbt-
r c4 by (he Company.
Special to Journal. -. ,
- St. Jon vs. January' 13. The French
cable steamer - Fraudls Arago Is k
llvvedto.be shipwraukeil In St. Mary's
bay. The ship was ordered from Urund
Banks, Snd W:ia due at St. Mry'ay te
repair broken cable, ' Tbu orew num
bered 120, of whom none were aved. It
iilicllevad lh t lh3 ship caught fire and
was run aiboie. "...
- The gottrninnt aleain yacht and a
bay steamer' were snut today to tbe scene
of the wrecked steamer to see If any of
tbe crew survived. -'. ,. ; :v ", ;
' New Tork, January 18. The general
manager of the company raid today that
he did't think that tbe vessel 1mI in St.
Mary's Bay was the Francis Arago. This
Teasel left Havre week ago . for St,
Pierre &.F. and was not yet doe. ' Ac
cording te iheeailmetes tbe Is yet six
hundred miles south of New Found
land. ' -
NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS SHOT
An Attorney Seriously Wound the Twt
Men. The Reason Is Ifot Known. .
Special to Journal, "?' .'"'
Dbkvkr, January 13 D, D. Tammon,
one of the proprietors of the Denver
Post Was shot In the oOks of that news
paper at noon today by W. . W. , Ander
son, sa attorney. The cause of the shoot
ing Is unknown.- ' - . " ( ',.
' Anderson alo shot Tammon's partner
Frederick G. Bonflele. Both publishers
were severely wounded.. Tammon, be
tides the proprleshlp of thaPot, was
the founder pt the ' "Great ' Divide,!. -a
monthly magazine, and also the proprie
tor of on of the leading curio stores In
the westr xHri 'Vvi'A '
fewest Indies Qalms Settled.
Special to Jou rnal.':-,;rS. nA -i'. :'rv '
8as Dohihoo, Jan.' It The French
debt of two hundred and tight thousand
francs, lu liquidation of the Bobraoro
Carcavelll elalm, la paid, Everything is
settled to the satisfaction of the Freneh
and Domiwtoan governments. " :
The modern and most effective cure
for constipation and all liver trouble
tbe famous little pills known as DeWltt't
Little Early lasers. F 8 Duffy. -
COnON MARKET.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. B. Latham; New Bern, N. O.
Naw Tori, January II. .
Open. High. Lew. Close
. 7.40 7.38
Tan, cotton ..
May cotton . .
Sept. cotton i
. 7.M vw ' .'. . 7.41
. 6.93 - I ts
- CIIICAOO MAKKSTS.
WuBATi ' ' Open. nigh. Low. lose
May .'. 67 0'
Cons: ' :
Hay..... 8! '." j
Ckb;:
March 6 69 710 6 83
So. Il'y I'M
U. it T cot '
U.SiO 20
leading . . .-
Cont Toll. I'ref.
A. 8. W "48
181
7.10
84!
611
8SJ
4H
Hucclpts at cottou ports wcrt 2'.,( ;
bale4.
L. T. Travl, Acnt Boutliern U. I?
Fi !lim, (ia , rlica, if not y loo
imoill 111 pnii I: l.'f Oil" ."'"liMio ( io: ll
( -1 I ! ! V ' 1 it O ' i ' 1."
"1 ' y ! h r. i - ' t i" -
-I " '.
-lo::ds:i tuks. .
Criticism Of Ministry Hay Lead To
. " Their Reslpilnff.' ' -1;
tieneral Bnller Seems To - Have
Flanked Tbe Beer Army. , Quite
Close To Ladysntitli. Boers ,,
May - Be " JFerced Te
-' Ulve ! Battle. :
Special to Journal:
London, Jan. 13. There Is much talk
of the resignation ot the Ministry, or s
weeding out of old ministers to make
way for new snd younger -men. ; These.
would be -aaoh as George - Windham,
Lord delborne, Williams St. John Broder j
Ick, now all three nnder secretaries; But
It Is neither Lord Salisbury's nor Bal
four's way to throw over their colleagues
to appease public opinion.
The Cabinet Will probably keep to
gether nnUl Parliament meetifon Janu
ary 80th, in order to show - what they
have done and are doing to retrieve their
mistakes here and In South Africa. They
will trust to the American maxim against
changing horses while crossiug - the
stream to carry them through.
One ef Secretary Balfour's speeches
this week has- been seized upon by a
section of the press as forshadowlng
military conscriptions here. The minis
try Is certainly convinced ot the folly of
trying to police the world wide empire
with a corporal's guard, but they know
public opinion too well to attempt con
scription. f That is not to ssy, how
ever, that they will not utw conscription
ss a bogey IcJrighten tbe lax-payers Into
largely increased military expenditure,
and an improveuieut lu t iepay and jmwI
lion of tbe ciiiumon soldier, . Also ll
would be usedHo seuure a proUio I, i
yearly Umueuvro un a .lac acait, th'
teuunog of fresh traiulug ground aui.
rid range throughout the cuuutry , th'
tlreugtbeutng uf the yoomaury (ju.aU,
the militia and valunlrer lon, and
generally speaking tun It-veiling Up ol
tho KnglikU dgbtlug machine.
The War UiHWIia buued a kUtewcul
rocoived from toe Dour cunnuaudaiiia at
Pretoria and lllueuifouieiii, rervrriog t
the casualties among tbe British troop.
at tbVtlgbt near Gulesbqrg on tne sixth
the list Shows that tbe bullolk regiment
lost six dead and twenty-eight - wouud-ed,-"-
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Wsshlnglon, January 13, The Stale
Department has bjeu informed that the
American goods ou. the Dutch steamship
Maria, detained by the British govern
ment on the suspicion- that they were
destined for the Boer army, .have been
released ana are bow at Delagoa Bay.
London, Janiary 11-The. Jf ar Office
makes public ih following . dispatch,
from General Buller, dated Springfield,
Natal, at X3e p, m. Thursday: - ,
"I occupied the south bauk of lb Tu-
gela river at Potgleter's Drift tblt morn
ing snd seized pont. : Tbe river is In
oed. Tbe enemy Is strongly Intrenched
about - four. sndT a half mile to the
north" v , ' . k
Potgleter1 Drift 1 about lAmlles west
of Colenso and sir . miles northwest oTI
Springfield, from which General Boiler's
message was sent' ""' '" v-
If, as was reported, the Boers hd
strongly Intrenched Springfield, where
they mounted one or two long guns, It
euld seem that their post!on there wss
ahaadoeod. '.'-r ) ; . '.."- ", J.-
At Polgletbr's Drift General Boiler has
To Masters of Vessels
. .fir' ((,i".-"'.-;-7,.-."V-,A
'And Partlos wishing Charte, Ooat'
Pilots, eta , 1. . r-.. t
Itsvtnt, received the a,. point ment from
Watliinbton City for the sale of Chart.
Onast Pilot, eta. I am ready to receive
all crders for the same at my place of
b nines, 106 Middle Street, New Bern,
ii. t'ath has to acoomnany all orders
uent. - - BAM. 15, WA lJiltS.
-For Salel V r .
Two' good yoke of young oxen for sale,
good site and elegant worker lu good
oondltiour- Also one pair good timber
wheels, 4 inches on Iw l, For1 sale for
want of use only. B. 1C HAND, Jack
sonvtlle, N. C. . . " . -" 1:
We have Just
H e c e i v e d a
Beautllul As-
Bortmcnt ot
Cambric and Nainsook
4 ,
MV.zlx t,-3 invito tho
"'" y."
the main . Boer Intrencbraeots en tbe"
right. If he can - maintain himself he
seriously threatens the safety of Genersi
Joubert's right flank. ''V"" " -
- The river before- him be reports In
flood, but as he probably has the Royal I
Eugtneera, with their pontoon train, this i
may not serlouxly retard him,' His Im
mediate opponent are tout and a bait
mile north, guarding, - no doubt,: the
road which leads to Dewdrop audthenct
to Uadyamilli. From tbe drift to Dew
drop It about 10 milrt. fl?
Once at Dewdrop tbelhellevlng fore,
would be In communication with the be
sieged garrison, for Oeneral White's ad
vanced potts are two or three miles from
his camp on each tide of the road,
VTne movement npon the Been' right i
threatens their line of comjiunlcatlen i
with the Free State and thould bring on
a battle almost immediately. Buller, it
teem certain, meant fight. Tbe chief
obstacle In bis path for the niome&t It
theTugela, but floods go down In Natal
at rapidly as they rite.
It It probable that General Clery had
orders to begin his attack as soon ss tbe
Springfield position bsd been turned and
General Buller had secured the drift.
Everything looks ss if a decisive move
ment to clear ihe way to Ladysmlth had
begun an effort on which the whole
Issue of the Natal campaign depends.
London, Jan. 13 Tbe Dally Telegraph
has received the following telegraph
from South Africa: '
Frere Camp, Natal Jan. 0. A storm
accompanied by heavy rain, began latt
night. It is still pouring.
'I here has been as firing at Ladysmlth
or Colenso, and the trenches are filled
with water. -
It Is said that the Boers who are hold
ing Mouut Hlangwano are Isolated be
cause the temporary bridge oyer tbe T -Kla
Iks Ihq cai jjt away.
Siar rineaut Indicate quality. Dr.war-
iif Counterfeit and wirihli:rK ln- ulTi-i
nl for DeWitl' VVIli b ll.... I alv
DeWitl's ia Ihe only original An infaMi
hie cure for piles aud aU-akin diw-anr.
V S Dully.
Don't Read This
But your a: lent on to our up-lo-Jute
Laundry that we are doiiiK now will tell
you lhl our work is right. We wash
the dirt out, n it iu. O ir starch Is free
from injurious cheinb-als. We me no
chemicals 1 0 h irm the gtxls Lace i ur-
taint, blanked, counteip met, sprea It ot
all kind are done un to Irak liki new,
Our collars are ironed on a low pn-ssur
machine and will not wt-ar tbe Uue.i.
Work taken and delivered in 4 l.ourt.
Give ui a trial . ' ;
DAYBERRY'S STEAM LAUNDRY
Op
A: Nw.JYe?ar G reeling
we tend te our patrons wijh good advice
free, -Tour 'welcome will be many de
grees warmer, In the home ot tbe culti
vated, when your attire la almve re-
Droech. Bo bee la tbe New Year with th
resolution to bav vour clotblnit made
by a tailor that will give yon a distingue
style suca as unaawioa eiway uwa.
.-.'v -wis Vvi. 'JU
X . Asia yJStSSSWlSTS,
Middle street. .
NEW BERN. C
Henry'f Pharmacy,
if, , ;
127 Middle Street.
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Prepare For War ; in
- Time f-Feaee, s:
V".
Just received Supply of LOADED
Q0NS: Sure death, to Roaches, Bed
Baits. Motba, Watnr Bug and all Iu-
t -cf. Will not aiaiu i r greaie the finest
falirli. Our irlil la U that' noidxl to
convlnco tlie moet skeptical. '"iV-
A full Hue i f Toiltt Aril !, le fun -
e j.elo. - ; . .. "', ".-';.'
Pliysician'S I'nacnptiou ctiefully
OO Iip lUlidmt. ' - -
Id nl Rtriiina K.xtra Fjirly Thk k TehS
at Chirk'. jfrmrnilH-r Jamkk K. Cl.AKK,
iirii k btor, near tlarkut la k.
I!r..rino Iinccr
V. : 'i 1 1 Ton !.; ,-i.. A; ; 'y i. z
r. . - i i. - n m f ' ' .. e to T A !i
, I t !." i..i l-.C.
a 4- - t J' - -V'f i'ptJf-- ' - ';' ': irf
A Splendid Lot of
Small Sugar ftreHk Eis!
.. Pickled Rump Pork, California Hasas, Breakfast J
Strips and English Cured Shoulders.
l-'reah Outano Prepared Buckwheat and Fancy EIgin
Butter Maple Syrup, New Orleans Molasses, and Ruclcvi
Candy Drip ?yrup.
Fresh Grits, lSig Hominy, Oatflakes and Rice. f
Nice lot Norton Yam Potatoes and Codfish. i
Dried Fruits and Canned Gaods of all kinds. v
llest Flour, 2jc. All you want. "5
Complete stock of everything nice in the Grocery
Line. Prices as low as anybody.
I respectfully solicit your trade. .;:
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BREAKFAST CEREALS
' That make an appetizing-und
' ffMl.l-illllri II'H-mI Vf-t.A.-l41 .l.l-!:l,l4tt
preiMM 'oiiH from Hals. Wheat.
Oorn etc.
Good California Prunes S: lb.
a-i.-T " IT).- ill,
3 lls for 2!c.
Fancy ''aiifmn'Li Lviiporaud
Peaches 12.; ih
'H Ih chii 1 1 r . i . i ( m.f,,'d
IVanlK'S, SOo-TMi A i-n'l R lb
can ia:hfB ITki Corn ni.d T' -matoeti,
miii-d 10c, 8 foi 3-'ic. 3 b
can standard roitmioi s iih. : i i
flK. Oil.. . 1- . .1 . . .. . n
tn.. a iu ran nuuiuuru 1. oril, luc, W
3 for i.V;
'I ry our Mocha aril Jut a Itoast
cd Coffei 20o lb and you will us-
no i-tner, iu fact ..nr line i.f Ohoii e
uie ua your nuainewi ann we will t
.,,.v..u.vu j..u. luoiieyr
J. R. PARKER
'Phone 60.
BOY'S
t Received a new and pretty line ot
Boys' Buirsrages 3 to 7.
Ladies especially invited tollcall and in
spect these Bargains;
.
99 MIDDLE 8TREKT,
C During the coming year we "have
resolved to do bnsiness as w .have
nlwon;;f J- .
' ..-We guarantee satisfaction on every
article sold, and always' refund the
morXey when anything; proves un
satisfactory. '. "'. " - .r----. - ;;",""."' ..
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We are strictly a One Frioe Store
and are Satisfied with Small Profits.
' Call and 8ee For Yourself, i V -V
J. G. DUNN : & CO.,
67 Pollock 8treeivH:.i
YOUR PRINTED '
STATIONERY-
Is an Index to your Business.
Then why not use the best.
W do the Nioet,! Cleanest, Neatest
Job Work of all aiuds. t .' -
V'e Rle ths tli at Work, the Beat Pa
per I W, the Hi't luk, and charge jou
uo mo (i f i J it than yu pay for th
iiher kii.d.
, . . . .. V . ..!..'
Wholesale
Retail
Grocer,
71 Bnift-lNt.
wliww" 1 ''"''IfiW i"l ?
fT" llinHS'l
ai d raucy urocerTes a.
ompM :
ne yon mon v All gixidi guara i-
reiuiiuta. lours to please,
JR GROCER, $
77 Broad Street. i
SUITS I
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NEW". BERN, C
We Winti
What do you WanttJ,
We want everybody -to know we are
going to sell tbe best ChsinlesV Bloyole ,
wmi iuv iivat vuoiuiess cioyoie . '
10 and Beit Admirals for $38 00. y . t K, . j
I be glad to have you come In ' ' '
nine ourttockv
for $S0 00 and Beat Admirals for $38 00.
Would be (
and examine
iWs trade new wheels for old ones.
We have on band a large quantity of r ; i
Tires, all kinds from $1 60 to $880, f JQfiy"'-;
And other' articles -thmt "belong to a '!?.iCv '
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fi ASKINS' . CYCLE .:0MPAHI . 1 '
: Planters BuUdlng,
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' We will be at our , store, ;V
ii corner Craven and South
v - Front Streets, from Vary, 't
",'4 1900, until f jsilicr.'-y;."
, 1j notice, and will gladly ?
Receive the Little Balance That
- May Be Due Us, and to take '
,T'; Orders For Hardware. ;
sXir Please Be Sure to Call. -.'
Wishing you h j msper
ous and hnj'py Now , Year
' we are,
Yours Tri.fy, ';"
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