North Carolina Newspapers

A A . i ' J f - - v c V If ,0 -"r VOL. XV1II-N0. 9G. NO BSUN, Kr C, FRIDAY KORNU'G, JULY 20, 1900. NINETEENTH' KAU MEAN ATTACK. RED IZ:.IID. i TRY OUR PERFECT BLEUD TEA, g Only lOc for 1 - & Will refund your ft satisfied aiter using1. ft fft -is ft ft ' A 47 & 40 Pollock Street. $ "MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY." ' - " , Do you want to buy goods cheap P. 1 If so, go to Smith's, 6 1 Pollock Street. . -J;. '- " Yon will discover "no yon will visit our store you will M convincea or tne truwi' ot our state ment, about prices. .-',. 1J " Those Men's Tan and Black yicr Kid Pals and Congress shown in onr window at $1.00 to $1.50 are selling well, the public is quick to see a 'TSAtk tot the Snnshioe Kid 8boe in Halt and Congress, black or 4an, "fongh as steel, will not chip, will' not peel, price $4 00, talne $3 00.: iv i- ' , " ' - , ' White Jumbo Stiaw jailors 80c, bargain at 75c,'v , : Black and. White Sailors 25c, marked. down from 50i r ?i?-'-!"-Vv,i. - ' Just received a 40c and 75c Crash Skirt, very fullalso White, buck at ouc, worm voc- r - Window Shades, Ml colors and grades. -. Also Bras9 En tension Bods. - .Desire to close out a lot of Silk.Iaoes, narrow and -Wide, come: and see them, vou can make the price. " . ' New lot of Palm Fans at lc each. , t v, 1 " SMITH'S stores; 61 Pollock Bt. (Duffy's Stand) 09 Middle St.1 j Aftcf-Dinncf Give the meal a fine finUh. There U nothing dintler""for - deert than Farina, Rio Puddinf, Jellies, and Fancy Cracker.. Everything In this Una Will be found in our dock, which prearnta an eihautl- tve dt-flaitioa or "giosor;e". The whole world- is taxed i mhking op tUI up( rb waorlmcot ot food pp,-Ulilw. Too must use to ap p erlate. v ' t i Oar jnit received a Wg Int o! ' Freab Corned Portomouth Mulleta, Also a line lot of Nicely Cured riamt. OWe oa a coll and wo will do oar bMt to pirate you. ' ' , '-J Yoora lor Bualaew, '. J. R. PARKER, J R Q ROCER, i Thone 69. ;; : . 77 Broad Street. '. Prompt Delivery Frbih:Diinn' f' W " T TT If y hi v i h! Jull V ,' TW.a i it a fio-1 ci f i! 1 l-MI 4 lb. Packago. i; : v; V money it you are not I J I II I I Jtvf poetry in out compwiiion,' hut if - Delicacies ?! O ..Yoni'nn always expcclj wlirn you ordnr your IixkI tupplina from thin reliable itoro. Wo cmij sup lily every dcinaml of a llrst i Iii.hu funily trulo witli lite t'hiiircut Ht ipln ami f uw y OrnRcrii'H, lifl lili.u, I'll kl.M, H I'lOf-OIivenKnx Uiv.ir Print li, ill 'r. nn.l I'iI Imiii R'JIl i.-k li ill . m IM u-i. V.'din ikft R Fpi'i'i illy of liijli fr i'Iii J. bi nii'l !( '.'lh--, ),ir r-rf... lion I1.!. - 3 City Of Tien Tsln Destroyed By. The - .AUies. No Hope of Advance Oa Peklu Until September. Bnssla Has Secret ; Plans. Minister W " " ' tylnf. Li is Sns- , pected, - ' : Special to Journal.' . , , Wabhwotob, July 19 The allies have burned the city .of Tten Tsln to toe ground in vengance for the massacre of the en coys at Pekin. . , . It was realized that no advanced could be made upon Pekin until September, o. Minister Wu begged Secretary Hay not to agree to the destruction of Tien Tsln, which he said would require a cen tury to rebuild. . , A-cablegram to the New York Journal from Shanghai says that Bussia Is secret ly negotiating with Prince Tuan who Is at the bead of Jhe Boxers and that the next step will be for Tuau to Invite the Ozar to restore order la China. It will then be said to the Powers that the Em press Dowaesr personally; ordered the slaughter of the envoys and that Russia's Invading troops would then be Joined by those of Prince Tuan to seize . and hold Pekin for Russia. - ; t ' ' " , ft Is believed now' that Viceroy LI Hnng Chang Is poaitlvely - acting in concert with Prince Tuan, and that his trip north from Pekin is In that pur pose, , ? ' "' .The Chinese loss at Tien Tsln when the. city was taken was over three thous and. . , Lieut, General Grenfall Is to command the British forces In Chins. . ' - The Department of Stale strongly sot pects Minister Wu and .believes that his dispatches are merely liej. , It is be lieved that the Chinese government Is not only Identified with the Boxer move ment hut that the Chinese government is directing It. lW t - ' ' " All the Viceroys are undoubtedly lu league with the Boxer movement end are getting secret Instructions from Pe kin end trying to temporize wi'.h the orelgn powers In order to gain time to perfect .defenses -especially at Shang hai. -,.'. 1 J. M i ' , The Ctar declares that the Amoor ter ritory Is In a state of war. - Mlsslousrles ; have "been t killed" near Slianehal. . ' v . ' w . ' The ' battleship : Oregon has been or dered to proceed to Takn as soon as inf. flclently repaired.1'1' - " ; Nkw Tons, July 18. The Herald will publish tomorrow the following dispatch from Washington: - ' A -: "Though reports are being received an nouncing the safety of the foreign Min isters In Pekin, there 1 no prospect thai the allied troops will reach the Chinese cspltal before the latter part of Beptem ber, end some ot the officials- fl x Kovem- bor as the month during which they will arrive t their destination. " ' . VThis Government Is extremely' anx ious that the allies shall commence their march on Pokln,'. not only because prompt action will prevent the spread ol the revolt, but because there is a chanoe that the Ministers may still be holding out, and In this ease they should be res cued with all dispatch.. Minister , Wu, who called On Secretary Hay today, ex pressed the opinion that the legation of ficial bad been secreted ' by .the1 .Pekin Government ; ;C; .' j ...,., : "A tentative proposition Is sow under consldoratlon by the f owers for , the ap pointment of n International commis sion 16 Investigate the" entire Chinese question and map outa plan. of co-oper stlon of the Powers and for the future government of China In such a way as to give assurance ot the safety of. for signers ana tnelr property in the em. plre. , This proposition has not yet taken any shape." ' - '0 '. ' Missionaries Destltnte. '' ' YiOToni, B. C, July 18 News via the steamship Km press of India says that from all parts of China the refugees are are flocking to the treaty ports and every ship Is bearing them to Japan. Nagasaki, the port at which they first arrive, Is alrradp uncomfortably crowd ed and Kobe Is brglnnlng to fill up. Many of the missionaries are in a desti tute condition and appeals for aid are filling the papers. It Is generally full that while lliwe applic ation will he gen eraimly heeded here ll in inciimlxiiit upon tho Foreign MiHinnary Kunnl, upon win. in ri'Hponsilil lil y fur the tm slight of Hiir mixtion)!. : n- In ri' 'u iinlinilt ef rreililH to meet liie eim rgeney. V.';i:,:-.:--.. S I.W f 1; I I ' 1 '. 1 a li - t flM 4 111 I" 1 I, .T ' l. n i hi Arliiie llf tlM ! jifuni'M l', V V.ii !1 I I - Democratic Speaker Egged While Speak ing Near Wilson. Special to Journal. Goldhbobo,' July 19. Democratic Editor C. W. Gold of Wilson while mak ing a speech for the amendment al Blooming ichool House near Finch's mill In Taylor township six- miles from Wilson last night was egged by-unse n parties. 11 Mr. Gold was speaking te Populists, there being only ono Democrat present, those present deplored the unprovoked end outrageous affair, declaring-they knew nothing of the perpetrators."? -r First District Convention. - ' Special to Journal. r Eljz-bktb Citt, K. C, July IB In the Democratic Oonvention.of the First District, John H. Small of Beaufort was Dominated for Congress by acclamation, and C. h Abernethy u Democratic elec tor also by acclamation. . - - x " -' Cotton Growers Organize, - MotrrooMEBV, 1 Ala., V July :. 18. The Cotton' Growers Prospective Associa tion was organized here today. The object of the movement Is to obtain sta tistical Information In regard to the orop through weekly reports end with the help of bankers, bold It until fnll prices can be obtained. -.;; , ; Hi. Cuba 1 in Good Shape. r WASHihoToN, -July 'i 18, Governor- General Wood, of Cuba, -came North loaded with enthusiasm and slstlstlcl concerning ine rean 01 me Amines. He said the present year would show a cash balance of 43,500,0.10 in spite of spending $300,000 a mouth for scbopls. There have been 3,100 new schools es tablished, 3,500 teachers enlisted Id the work and a summer school for teachers started in addition to the large, party of teachers now at Harvard. - ; The bland, General Wood says, la more thsn self-supporting, the tobacco crop next to the largest on record and sugar Is improving.- Municipal courts and Jury1 trials have just been author ized and will be In operation, In a few weeks. s - vcf One of the hopeful signs Is that the military authorities have been able to eloao 18 of the orphan asylums ia Havana and Plnar del Rio provinces In the past few weeks, the children having all been taken care of by relatives who were able and glad to provide for them nader the new regime of quiet and prosperity. THE MARKETS.' a "The following quotations were reoeir td by J. E. Latham, Mew Bern, N. 0. r ' NawroEs:,Julyl. Cottoh; .v ' Open. High. Low. Close Aug. 49 949 917 0 31 -Sept.. Oct... 8.09 8.63 8.89 8.83 8 67 8.80 8 21 NOV.. ;.... Jan. v.. 8.26 V 8.36 8.16 8 84 ' 8.34 ' 8.15' 8.80. 8 80 8.18 8.19 814 , OHioseo baskets, Wbsutio. .Open.- High. Low. Close Sept 75 TJk 7 77 Sept.,.. .' 87, v 89 87, 39 So. H'y Vtis 0I l?;zi,Vfits&m T 0 1.;....... ty?&? 41 67 Fed. S. ... 82, " . 83, Cotton, teceipts were 4,000 bates at all ports. , :. ' '. :.:...; - :; ,:, ' There are no better pilla made than DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Always prompt and certain,. F 8 Duffy.. . ' ; Czar and Shah. - St. Petersburg, July 18. Muzaffar-Ed- Oin, Shah of Persia, arrived in St. Pe tersburg today. " " 1 ' , ' He was welcomed at the railway sta tion by Emperor Nicholas and other members of the Imperial family, who greeted him cordially. . ' ; - The party drove together to the Win ter Palace along the Nevskol Prospekt, the principal street of the clly. which was lined with troops and beautifully decorated with triumphal arches, The Shsh was cheered by the populace. DeWilt's Little Early Risers are fa mous little pills for liver and bowel trouliU'B. Never gripe. F. 8. "Duffy. ' Lost. One nn horneil ox with red slilrs and while bark and legn. Would weigh a'niMt TinO or iViO poun'b. AIho one Ihiiw n ox w IeIi ft bile apnt in fiiee, willi lo!: Imrnrf, niili nlinrl pieee rut frmii h'ti l.'iil, would w'!;;li aluiiil E il or f.O HiuiiiU Any one j ivleir infm nmi inn hi ii -ml o eil lii-r or Imi h ill l, 'i..-r-ii' y 1 1 - m -in', II. A . i i , WilfTry to Work Some. Scheme" to . Save Himself. -I' , Question ef Fresh Injunctlns oa Assessment." The Convict Rlilrt Factory. Cotton Still all;; Bight. MeNelll " ', , 4 ; v!' . Dropped.. ., Special to Jonrnab if - RalbioU, July 19.r-Tho corporation commission devoted -toti&y to the ex ceptions filed by several railways to the assessment.' The-attorneys" who repre sent the three great systems In this Mate went to Henderson vlllo yesterday after noon, in order le soo Judge Simon too and secure s continuation of the federal Injunction which wss granted last Aug ust and which restrained the commiss ion Xrom - making the 1899 assessment greater than that of 1898.' I, ' ' The- commissioners . were asked, by your correspondent' today if a first ,in- Junction would be necessary. They said yes; that each assessment stood npon its own footing snd that the injunction of last year against that year's assessment does not apply ".'to; this yesrbut Is out of dale, as the law.iequlicsihe commis sion to make an anuual assessment: The commissioners went on to ' ssy that the value ot a railway might fluctuate great ly ia a year. The Western Union, it will be remembered, procured an injunc tion against the commission last year, and day before yesterday it 'procured a new ope from Judge Simnntnn. . -. The Norfolk and Western ' railway today notified the State treasurer of Its readiness to pay taxes for ' ibis yesr. -''4 lU'Yi' "" 11 ij. John W. Graham, Attorney for Populist State Chairman - liutlcr, was with the latter until v late last night Democrats X ssy ' they think 1 Butler plans -to f-have some election regis irars arrested sod - thus follow lu the footsteps of Republican Chairman Hoi- ton. Butler Is teu limes as smart as Holton, t.The latter has made a failure ot his campaign. It le quite clear that Butler Is rattled. They sre now trying to take some steps . by . the ;: aid ot the Attorney General of , the State. Democrats here express much, pleasure st the dropping lor. this ticket lu Brunswick county of Dr McNeill, wbo twice voted in the legislature against the Conelitntiopsl Amendment dlsfranchis Ing Illiterate ' negroes, ( Ue ought to have been dropped long ago. Relnbsrdi of Lincoln county, the only other Demo cratic member who "Voted against ihe Amendment, baa declared for it. .- i 1 It Is the current comment tha after the Intense excitement of the State cam paign the Presidential campaign will be Very flat and tame, by comparison, The penitentiary authorities have lin ed the shirt fsclory with Slate convicts. Ninety are now at work there. Of these 30 are women:,' The ' officials . ssy : the work done by the Btato convicts is far better than that by the Federal ones, and that since the latter were taken sway the change Is all for Ihe better." v" : Vs : Cotton dealers here Insist that the In tense hest and drought have .not In the least burl the cotton. " ' 1 ' ' ' ". Baseball Games. 1 ' Special to Journal. : , ' . -.'ChaMjOttb, July . 19. Charlotte de feated Raleigh today by a score of i to t Hits were CharlUte. .0, . Haklgh V Er rors, Charlotte 4, Raleigh 8. .The Bat teries were Bass and Persoer Manners, Wbfteond Oldham. - ., ; Tarhobo, July 19. Tarboro defeated Durham by a score of 3 tol.- -w ; Senator Hill's Campaign. . Albany, July 19. Former Senator David B. Hill, will open the Democratic campaign In Indiana, where bis Oral speech on behalf of Bryan and the De mocracy will be delivered, Mr.' Hill, ia In greal demand aa a - speaker, and Is dally In receipt of many letters and tele grams Urging hlin to make appointments.-.. :'-; Ills principal speech-making tour will Include Virginia, Alabama and Georgia, he having pledged himself to deliver at least three speeches In each Stale. Neither his dates nor his route has as yet been arranged, but he doe, not ex pect to take the stump before the middle of September. . .'' I Je els ' t i. 1 (" -' ', n. , r - I t..:l e of 6 :? CulTnn riorfrnf I UILUII HIUI liUl 'lust "Received. i4 t ' Also new lot very Email Sugar Cured Pig Hams. " Fancy Syrup in Fruit Jra only 15o. N Nice lot Portsmouth Corned Mullets. , ... Freeh Grits and Carolina Bice. $v Fox Ei ver Print and Fancy FIgin Butter. ' 1 will thank you to call when in need of anything in the Grocery Line . ' Satisfaction Guaranteed. . 'Phoue 01, u Lest you Forget" ' ... We are headquarters for Book-keeptrs Supplies. . Hammocks "Guaranteed to re lieve that t'red feeling. G. N. Ennctt. NEW IlKBIsJ GRIST -HILLS. ..- .' '-'i.-. "'-''iV-' '-iVJii'iiui,- . , Xew miu , , Bolting Chest Elevators and '- Corn Cleaners Of the Latest Improved and Up- ; to-Date Mill flochlnery. YOUR TRADE IS bOLICTTED OTbPECtAL PAINS taken In clean ing and polishing grain before going through the mills, which insures pure meal, t ; Corn, Hominy, Oats end Mixed Feed GEORGE BISHOP, New'Bern, N. O. - ' There! - Ti L Where's Your: lt- Bell and Lamp Don't be "run In. "A stitcb in' time savee nine," and sometime may eave you teo(IH)J , , , , , - Dra't put It off, but call at once and invest the necessary amonnt in Good LAMP AND BELL. : ' 1 ; Bells,' 25c to $135, Lamps, 50c to $3,00 Tires and Repairs ,; , , : In Abundance. WH. T. HILL, 91 Middle Ktnet, Opposite Journal Office Henry 's Pharmacy- ' 127 nidle Street. riv;:trc I 'or Vnr In Jlllt rei (il-r::t: t .1 a Pupply of LOAPr.D : Hnifl iliiilll 10 liiiaehrs, Pod M.U,, We'er Ti' s ami ft'l In- Wiil iii.t n'-t'n nr ! ii -Hi-n tl.e liueHt ( ), e I: ; 1 in i. I ! ,i's in- i! 'd to . I' : W I h jl. I'll a r.iii ii i-f I e - f ii m- A i M PnrnoH Ronf .VUI IIVU UUbl Wholesale fc Setail 71 Iro.- 1 Ht. Dont Frd yourself TO DEATH This Hot Weather! But call and get a few of our special hot weather bargains and keep cool. Don't fall to see the negligee shirts which we have marked down to 43c. All colors and also in plain white. Crash Hats MARKED DOWN FROM 50c to 19e. Have just received a new lot of Serge Coats and can now fit everybody. Call early and lako advantage of these special prices. J.G.DUNN & CO. Up-to-Date Furnisher. 57 Pollock St Notice ! The only man there be. Not Left, Come See, A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made and Fawed Hhlng'es always on hand. Laths, Carta and Buggies. Kiln Tar and Fat Llghtwood Post?. All kinds of Stove Wood delivered to your door. -Two Stores to let and houses to rent all the time. - Lime to retail or by the barre1. Bre BIG HILL, The mWM YOU'LL SEE At a glance that, cur Pprlng Woolens strike the top notch In the variety ot ar tistic patterns. What a auit Is made of and the way It Is made op are the two important drees, point.- W have no rival In either respect. ' Our work. Is not Imitated snd our display of fabrics' la exclusive. Order nOw.r? j y- l..; '".F. 5i;ChadwIclff V; REAL ESTATE I: City Real Estate bought and Sold pa .. commission. '''''.' A fine piece ot property can bejbougbt ' at a tmrgniu. . : .;'' ),;t" Collection of Hents a Hpeclalty. V T' ft a T'tT" i iijl.t. Ail. s. G. ROBERTS, Wholesale Dos lor lu - I-. A I !W.VIIJ Gt L I C :.m. 1 1 nr. itr. 1 nn A- -X: