North Carolina Newspapers

VOL. XY1II-N0. llC. NEW BERN, N. C., SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 19011... NINETEENTH Utlt i try our-. : ;i ') - nrnrrnr ni run f i-A - K innlv inn fnr S I- . Will refund your 4jy satisned alter using. . . - 111 &:SHLaS3Tiri33l sti a'. 5 Axte-Linnef - a . - t' ." aswih. i - -1 "dive the mal a fine flnUh. There U nolhiug daintier for deteeit than Farina, Rice Pudding, JelLei, and Fancy Crackers. Everything in this line will lie found in our slock, which pre ntu au'oihauot ive definition of "groceries". The whole world is taxed in mi king op this supeib S sortmeut of food specialties. You must see to ap- ' preciate. Have just received a big lot of Fresh Corned Pormouth Mullets. Also a floe lotqf Nicely. Cored 1 Hi ma. Clve us a call and wo will tUo our beet to please you. - . Yours for Business, J. R. PARKER, Phone 69. 1 Prompt Delivery ; ;. If yon want a good enp of delicions cpffefbu a jpomif Vj 'J and yon will get iL s ' , ;i ' ... w 'jlkvX Zt'--, i J'. ThU coffee ia eqnal to any oolfee in. the market, rogard- . . ? less of price. 'Ji'sj.-':. uy-Jy?f'?y'& fMiBiiaaaa)atD tafiaaa i - J Rr T T I A, Sfrcliaiilc That jil nayn Hwenrn t - By our Fine Timls for carpenters, vnMim ami painter's due, trlls bis fnllnw workmen thul at no plsra la this tows run yu Unit itirh thorough saliataclioa in sll kin'ts o( mrrlnnM'. tools n you n rl;:lit hern, wherw nettling U ki'pl tint a o per lor grsile anil fine urintle of the l t msnulsclure. Ami we lo lisve on hand a lne sHM lt of Hrncn Windows end I)ir, wliloli we re now (joing tosll at r-oai , nml liolow c wt In onli r to iimke room tor KkII (Ino In, 14 Ih Par.kanp v!! money it you are not , snnnnk. .. . . - - - JJelicacies I 5 JR GROCER, V 77 Broad Street. You can always expect when you order your food supplies from this reliable store. We cantttr- v ply every demand o( a first cluss family trade? wltlt tU'-QlloicAst Bttple aod Fancy Oroceriea, Hel- 1 (shea, Pickles, Saooei, Olives, Fox ,: Birer Print Butter, and Pic Uaros . at Rick Bottom Price i. We make a specialty of , high. ' g ilaTea an HCoTeei. :'JT- t'jt : Our Perfeotioii Bloa , J Coffee iaiiaC'ciK Price Ouly. 20c, Hot Weather Shirt Bargains I ;: In Monarch t . . ; Negltge " ' ; Shirts. $1.00 SHIRTS ior 80c.' $1.60 ? : $1.15. ' - Call at Once end Italio Selection at R.I).DA;;iLii'S 65 Wl.Mlo Hlrrct A Good To! pi Hi. co n ; ; Li. ..; . a i . ,prrzsixri;ors wins. ,.; jL j " - ' - - 4 ,. ! .,, - ' - FuriousBattle Settled la Sixth Reuad By " taockont Wow. - - j NBWYoB,Augot 10. Bob Fltislm mons met Ous Ruhlin,.the Akron Oiant, to-night before tbt '.Tweoiletb. Century Club at If adU'onSquare Garden andjron by knoekingtbeObloandown and'oat la the sixth TtrUnd." -Mtvi itff Beforfe the fight and for some weeks past thre bare been many report to the effect tljst Fittsimmoaa waa too old to cope succeaaftilly witb W yonnger op ponent.; It Ws argued 'ihat Fltiilm mons' jreK-known "knowledge of , the game and kts capability of . bard hlttlog would not be able toouoter-balnce the youth and strength, as well a the recently-acquired ring tactics of the Ohio nan. ( ? : - , . - , ,j To-night, however, all this has been changed. Fltzslmmons did .the trick oleaniy and cleverly, -( It was a fierce and bloody bame while It lasted, ana .ai limes It looked as If Bahlln would gel the better of the older man, bat FiUstm mons at the proper time, . would cat loose with bis fearful body blow, which finally snuffed out the Ohio boxer's light. ' . :. Fitzslmmons conceded about 82 pounds to Ruhlln, and this In Itself was a se rious handicap. : But, as the result show ed. Fitzslmmons waa equal to the task he had set himself, and won out ' with that terrible solar plexus blow, which, when it landed, shook Ruhlln from head to foot. ' , . .: Fitzslmmons left the ring five minutes after-.he. had,, delivered 'the ; winning punch, but It took Ruhlin twelve min utes to coma around afflolently to be able to walk to his dressing-room. . KRtJGER UNBENDING. Denies Story That He Intends to Surren der. Predicts a Long War Yet.' London,' August .10. The Lorenio Marques correspondent of the Daily Ex press says that President Kruger In an interview said the report that he intend ed to surrender waa without foundation. He declared that the .war would last a long time yet. .' It is persistently rumored In Lorenzo Marques, according to a dispatch to the Daily Telegraph, that President Bleyn baa committed suicide.' ' V "A Boer bulletin," continues the cor respondent, "announce a big battle be tween Lydenbnrg and Mlddleburg. iu which , the British had 500 killed or wounded. It also announce the recap ture by the burgher of Bellbron, Devil liersilorp and Frankfort.; 'a i ' It ia said that Lord . Methuen hu ar rested General De Wet's march. AU th Boers In the field.credit a rumor circu lated by their leaden that Lord Roberts Is dying. ' Roberts, however, is said to be. In excellent health. ' displaying won derful energy and riding daily long distance. ; y : y.; A dispatch from Pretoria says the Boer plot to . make a prisoner of Lord Roberts and shoot all the British officer Included the recapture of Pretoria and an effort to Induce the burgher to' rise enmasae- A number of suspected ac complices of the'eonspira torsv have been conducted aoross the border. The Brit ish authorities are awaking to the dan ger of allowing Boor sympalhlters to re main la Pretoria, and th Issue of passes to burgher ha been itopped. ' . ; The Pretoria' plot Is .the theme of many editorial In the London paper i . "Bxamples.and sUrn examples," ays the Daily Malt, "are ' necessary. Al though we. may not agree .with Sheri dan' Oeroe fnaxlm .'Nothing should be left of an enemy bat eyee to weep with," yet this was the conclusion .of not In human officer Who' thoroughly under- Aood wat." ,' ,V '-v1' . : Btyw W1U Not Tonr Cowtty, ' ,. Ca lotao," August 10.- William ' J. Bryan will make no , tuch extended speech-making tonr of the country this campaign a be did four year ago. He will make a number of speeches, but tbey will be all In conneotlon with spec ial occasion, and not a part of a general (winging around the circuit. v-, -'; That much was determined during th talks which Mr. Bryn had With the members of the Executive Committee of the Demoerallo National - Committee to day, and that was alt which was deter mined. ' ' ' ' '' '' - You Wilt never find any other pill to prompt and so pleasant as DeWlit's Lit tle Karly Risers. F. 8. Duffy. , ' Crops In Kansas. . TopRKa, Kan., August 10 Th condi tion of the Kansas corn crop is given officially as M per cent. . This entlmale Is bancd on returns from ovcry school district in Kansas dated August 1. Kluc than the corn has suf fered from the continued dry snd hot wi'nllmr so that "half a crop" Is the Uml that run be rcanonalily espected. , Hy the same oPIi'ImI report. I.upd liy 111" Hlato l!ord of Agrlciilluro, the total nln-at yield Is reported oflli:iaHy sa 7H, Wt.'HW Iii1n-)S. This la the lur.nt crop of whral fvr (Town In any jnr l y sny A mite !i-:ui ! U. the vi:ice r;o;:a:.,EHT. Arrangements Completed For Its I , Unvelilng August 22nd. State Inaeant Lecture Hilt. -K- 'pnbllcn Teted , For ,Amend J xaent; ' Federal Oonrlrt , Biehmead Firm Saeee I . fat Veil Borer. Special to Journal - " .; uRaLsioH, August 11. The lecture hall of the rHatn .museum, building I being fitted up with 295 opera ohairs. and will be first used by the convention of the oommlloners of agriculture of the cot ton stales., which meets August 88, Stale Chairman Simmons loll today for Beaufort U lake a rest. Be wts forced to abandon his plsn to go to O'd Point Comfort, wttb A'ycock, W iuston, Pearsall and others. Senator - Butler will return here to morrow, and remain a few days and It is then laid h will go to Washing ton. .. . - i. . , Not a bankruptcy cae has come be fore the Judge of this federal district In four months. The addresses which Richard H. Bat tle will deliver here Augua 22 at the un veiling of the Vance statue will be the best iketch Of Vance's life ami eervlces yet made and will be by a loving band. The arrangements are now entirely com pleted for the unveiling. It Is of course impossible to estlmste the attendance but most believe It will be as . greut a that at the unveiling of the Confederate monument here. The unveiling will be by Miss Espy Vanoe, a daughter of the late David M. Vance if Ntw Orleans and agranddaughler of Senator Vance, she Is now In Buncombe county. A very prominent Republican heie says that at one time practically all the while Republlcaiia luca-tein North Cur ollua favored the Consillutional Amend ment, but that they bad to follow tbelr parly organization. As a matter of fact a great many of them voted for It lu spite of party. -Grand Secret ar) of Mason, John C. Drewry, say th following new lodges have been organized: Scotland, at GUsdn Scotland county: Uhorrj vlllo, at Cherry -vllle, Gaston county. The charter of Galatla lodge No. 80S, at Ralford, Cum berland county, has been restored. The librarian of the Supreme court has completed his catalogue and finds there are 13,300 volumes. The State board of canvassers, which meet Aug. 23, which probably have a two day session, canvassing the Stat election returns. . There are yet In the penitentiary nine federal convict, whose terms have al most expired. Twenty-fire convicts have been jit work at a sawmill In Moore county, and these have returned to the penitentiary. ' . Dr. Cyrus Thompson who waa the Populist nominee for Governor, say be ha always said he would not vote Jot MoKtuley; that he has never voted for a Republican and never expected to do to. He added: "I will not vote for Steven- ton. I did not vole for him In 1892. 1 will rote for Bryan if he I on the Popu list ticket". ."A, Richmond firm hu bored 800 wells In this Stale; -and only failed twice to get', water, despite predictions from scientist. Th well ar from 100 to 600 feet deep and average 150, Th Demoerallo Congressional Gon ventlon of this, the 4th district, meet here September 8, - - : THE MARKETS. , . The following quotation were receiv ed by . E, Latham, New Bern, N. 0. :t-4:.;.Krw Yoaa, August II.' r CoTToai ; "i Open. High. Low. Close Aug.y.5."-..; 817 - Sept.... 8.84 Oct......i.. 8.42 . Not.. 8.19 - Jan....t,,,,, 8 23. Moh..v. 8.81 t..-': .ot 8.50 8.42' 8.43 ' ' 'r 8.29 8.87 8.28 8.28 WHnAfi-4 y Opea. High. Low. t lose . ftept i 80' BO 80, 80) t50""'- i's-As:s ;''?V'- Sept, ' i. i, ,i j-r" .,:' So. R'y Pfd..'.,.,'.;:iV!,''.-y TO rt;it'-.: hi Fed. 8. .. .... ;''.. ' ' ",'."84 Con. T. ........ "-'-V ' 78 Leather , - v.. ' . j '..' v-" Cotton receipt were 500 bale at all port. ' ;. ;; .: ' ' Conviction Not Expected. ; GRooETowN,Ky.,Aug. 10 In the case of Caleb Powers, ex-Becretary of 8tate charged with belug an accessory before the fact In the Goebel aasasalnallon, ' the defense finished Its testimony this after noon. Several witnesses In rebuttal were Introduced by the prosecution. Th Jury will bo taken to Frankfort llllirr Mon day or Tiirmlay to viow the scene of the trat'i'ily. When It comes to considering the evidence the Jury will not hare to di ! ie the qnentlon of which side hss deult In p'-rjory, hut which slile hnnheen Inn !n- l with ho larger amount f that pi'"' t. during the pail few days coi.ti . !U and Inipeiu Imient have h' "11 I! n ). i.Hei; f.villlre.. 7. .' - j' am feV Vitel L-'Iev ti ., it ' ! i : ;i ' a C...H v:- . i. ii, 1ml i,iiuiy ii n . THE ONLT COURSE. Relief Column Must fce Pushed to Pekln f-T AtOnce. " - ' , WA8mKoON, August 10 fe the light of the ialitel dispatch fromM.ui.Uii Con ger, received by .lue 3. aie Department through Minister Wu today, the alillude of the Administration is that there is but one thing to be done In the pum.nl cir uuuistanuea, Uiimily, lu pTfcs on to the relief of the beaiged ga r on ai I ekin This wa made kuowu after emended communicatious. between VV asliiuglon aud the President at Canton, the Con ger dispatch, was accepted as shoeing conclusive jd litlcitjon lor the impera tive demand of the United Stales, sent to the Chinese Government on Welne day night, lualsiing that the luipeiial troops co-operate witb the international forces In the rescue of the ministers, ami until thin coudillou, as well as that oJ the cessation of 4 he bombardment la fully conceded by China, there is no other course open but to press steadily onward in the mission of relief The Conger dlapatrh was received be fore daylight at the Chinese Legation, and as soon as Ibe official day opened Minister Wu presented it to Acting Secretary Adee, at the Stat Department, t was In the American cipher and waa found to be an Identical note with that of the other niiuUters at iVUlu (that ol the French Minister, M. Plchon, already having appeared) with the additional fact that seven members of the Ameri ctn (uard bad liern killed and sixteen wounded. THE COTTON CROP. Figures as Given Out by the Statistician of the Agricultural Dcparment. Wabuisotiin, August It'. The month ly report of tho stuiiiilitiUn .of the De parliueul of Agriculture shows the av drage coudillou of cotton on August 1 to liae been ?G, as compared with 7.i.t on July 1. 1UIXI, 84 on August 1, lHUfl, 91 2 on Auguil 1, 1US, snd 85 3 the mean of the August averogeiof the luft ten year. There was an iuiproveiui ut dur ing July amounting to A poiiiin in Texa and Arkansas, 3 poiuut in Georgia, 10 Missouri and 1 in Tennessee. On the ithcr hand, there was a decline of il poiats lu North Carolina, 5 iu South Carolina and Indian Territory, 4 in Mis sissippi, Louisiana and Florida, 3 in Alabama, 2 in Oklahoma and 13 In Vir ginia. The Impairment of condition la due In the main to drought aud the contin ued lack of proper cultivation, but there are extenaive sections where heavy snd continuous rains have wrought serious Injury to the growing crop. While the condition In Texas Is now 2 points above the Stale' ten year average, every other Slate still reports a condition below such average, Arkansas being 2, North Carolina 7, Loulalaua 8, Tennessee 10, Georgia 21, South Carolina and Virgin ia 1, Florida 15, Alabama 21 and Mis sissippi 20 points below their respective ten-year averages. . ' The averages of the different Slates August 1, were as follows: Virginia 77, North Carolina 80, South Carolina 74 Georgia 77, Florida 74, Alabama 07, Mis sissippi 60, Louisiana 77, Texas 43, Ar kansas S3, . Tennessee 77, Missouri H. Oklahoma 80, Indian Territory 01. There has beeo some abandonment of laud planted in cotton but the area abandon ed 1 less than wu generally expecled on month ago and the Department will not at present change It acreage figaree. ,? . )''--.7v. MALATESTA INTERVIEWED. HU Cynical Observations Concerning the " Police of Various Countries. . London, August 10. Malatesta, th Anarchist, who la considered Aij The Trlbona of Rome the leader of the regi cide conspiracy, Was Interviewed In Lon don yesterday. . He Is represented as having (add: ;' 'i:-"-:. f- ' V-;' ' ', Slgnor Sarraco (the Italian Premier I our best friend. f He pay lh detectives uch (mail salaries that w can buy them ohesply. A fsw francs and a handful of clgarrettea, and yon can-bay an 'Italian detective. . i,, ? !'',.' . "The Spanish police ar the chespesti the Italians come next, and than the Russian, American, French, and Eng lish, In that order. The German detec tives sre lb dearest because 'tbey ' are th most tliipid. .. ; ', , . .' '. t ' TV li n ail ine arresu, looy nave nut arrested any real'-revolutionist. ' We shall shortly establish In Italy economic quality and social brotherhood. Then tbe whole world will follow theexample of Italy.' v " ; ; ' .-''- , The quicker you stop t cough or cold the less danger there wll! tie of fatal lung trouble. One Minute Cough Cure Is the only harmless remedy thai gives Immediate results. You will like II. F. S. DufTy. Clearance Sale Continued. No goods charged during litis sale. Ven's 75fi While and colored negligee hliis at lndes CO and Ok: shirt wao.l i'-:, wrappeis 4'tc, all 10 and l.'c I, an im, rjanili rt, etc., Hi! yd. Notice !';; I. O. A J'.arfeol. . y h Breakfast Strips and . . . Small Pig Hams ! Just Received. Also a fresh lot Whole Dried Codfish, and nice Irish Potatoes. Futton Market Beef and Small Hams, Nice lot Jellies in glass jars, 10c each. Pure apple Vinegar and Spices. Full line Canned Goods. Giye me a call. Respectfully, l -ste- ! j. l. mm, 'Phone 01. PLANTER'S Opening Sale, Wednesday, Aug. I. The Planter's Warehouse is located in f lip liiiiincss part, of (lie cilv and the (iuest Warehouse in the Slate. We will have plenty of Imyers with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco in this part of I he State. It is the aim of the management to give his personal attention to all sales and to' fee that yon are well loo',ed after when on the market with tobacco Onr motto is "High Prices and Personal Attention to your in terest." Free Stables. Come down to the opening sale, and we will try to please you. PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO., J. M. HOWARD, Manager. REAL ESTATE! Cily Real Estate bought and so.d on commixsion Collection of Rents for those In the city ss -cll as those living outside. jE. . IIARPjER. TRENTON HIGH - SCHOOL. Prepares for Life, College or Busineaa. Literary, Business and Musical courses emphasized. Six well equipped tesoh ers. 155 Students. Religious atmos phere. Prohibition town. Health good Highly endorsed. 70 or $100 per year total cost. Begin Sept. 5, 1000. Address W. II. RHODES, Prln., Trenton, N. C. diiULBook Store j . ... - .School Teacher snd School Chil- dren, we ere headquarters for all t kinds nf School Booka and School I ' S Supplies. k . :. . ; ,-t.r 'i i,v! , ' J FRUIT JARS 1 Jelly Tumblers, bacco Tvirie , At Lowest Prices yj OIIa. NTOVKSVv. Closing them out. A few Wloklet "Dlua Flame" and other oil stoves. ; Chimney Stov So, " ' ' ' v' j',' ' II. E. WHITEHURST, 45 Pollock Btreet, New Bern, N. a Lombard. 's Orchestra f, KtirnisU ' Musio fur - 1! i" i, Sercnmles, l'rivule Jwnces, Pio-Nicf, I'.vcurHioiid, elc, 'hurt J.'olie- mill Ti run i'. i 'In Wholesale A lletnil Grocer, 71 Brol St. WAREHOUSE To sBBBansnanf Tobacco Growers. We have a com plete line of . . Tobacco Thermometers, Tobacco Knives, Tobacco Twine. And solicit your Orders for same. J. C. Whitty to. Notice ! The only man there be. Not Lett, Come See. A No, 1 Real Heart Hand-made t-nd Sawed Shingle always en hand. . Lathe, Cart and Fnggies. Ella Tar and Fat Lightwood Posu. , All kind of Stove Wood delivered to your door. ' . Two Store to let snd houses to rent all the time. .'' . Lime to retail or by the barrel. BIGMsBilBlIal YOITLL SEE Alt glance that onr fprlng Woolens si rlfec the top notch' In the variety of ar titulii patterns.. What a suit Is mad of and the. way il Is made up ar th two important drexs puln's. W have no liv.ila In ei lior 1 t. Our work I -t ln.il i I our d r.i ',hj of faliric vi. 'i . I -r t!"w. -ft mm .or