.VOL. IV! I --NO. 156.
NEW IS CRN, N.C., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28,' 1900.
NINETEENTH VIC A It
CHAFFEE AT TIEN TSIN. - ,
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LOOKS LIKE COLLAPSE.
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HACKBURN'S
CASH - SHOE -"SALE
A During the next few days we are Z
offering a ne 0 I&fe .50, 2.00 $
and f 2 JO Shoes for, listen, ' 99c per
pair 1
IV 1 aflc aavaniage oj ims goiaen op-
3
ffe Wednesday morning,
47 & 49 PollcfcfctStreet; l
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Jttst Received! I
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A fresh lot Corned Portsmouth Mallets and Small I ig ?
Hams 5 to 6 lbs. Also small Breakfast Strips, 2 to 3 lbs. C
Good Rtttter 25c lb. Very best Elgin and Pox River Print
Butter at 30c. " ' 'V
We aiv also agents for the Spanish Root Toilet and Latin-
dry Soaps. They are guaranteed to cure Heat, Pimples, Salt
Rheum, Tetter, Block Heads and other Skin Diseases. They V
are Purely Vegetrble,
Give us a trial for anything in the Grocery Line and
we will do our best to please you or refund your mouey.
Yours for Business. '
J. R. PARKER, JR GROCER.
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
Inspect Base For Winter, Talks To
Earl U. Appointment Of Prince ,.
, Titan. " , :
Special to Journal. '
WA8HUaTON,8pt. 87. General Chaf
fee arrived at Tien Tsln to-day and con
ferred with hit staff officer of I he va
rious department regarding the estab-
lUblng of a winter bate near . lb city,
and than made a general Inspection of
the place. , , v
General Chaffee . visited LI Hung
Chang and Informally discussed the out
look, or affairs in China and for a settle
men t of the Chinese troubles.
He offered an American, escort to LI
Bring Chang to Pekln., No other power
exfflpt Roasia has yet officially recog
nized Lf. ' -
The British Foreign Office denies thai
a reply has been sent to Germany refus
ing the Kaiser's plans aa to. the policy to
be pursued In China.
It is feared in official circles that Ger
many is rushing into a war with China.
On account of this the authorities here
are much gratified that the President
ordered the withdrawal of General Chaf
fee's command before the arrival of
Count von' Waldersee. In case "war
should occur between Germany and
China General Chaffee and his legation
guard will remain la Pekln to protect
the American Legation.'
Definite and official information has
been received that Prince Tuan has been
appointed President of the Privy Council
of China, instead of Grand Secretary, at
was first reported. A number of other
Chinese officials prominent in the reoent
uprising have been similarly honored.
rhe Chinese Minister haa not been ad
vised of Prince Tnan's appointment, bui
ha expressed the belief, after calling at
the State Department, that .the report
probably was true, ,
Prompt Delivery From Dunn's
You can always expect when
yon order your food supplies from
this reliable store. We can sup
ply every demaod of a first class
family trade with the Choicest
8t tple and Fancy Groceries, Rel
Ithea, Pickles, Sauces, Olivet, Fox
Rlvar Print Butter, and Pin Hams
at It tok Bottom Prions.
We make a specialty of high
gryie Teas and lOoffees. '
Our Perfection Blend
Coffee Is Fine,
Price Only 20c.
If yon want good cup of delicious coffee bay pound
and yon will get it . ..V--.: '" V , ,
This coffee ii equal to any coffee in the market regard ; "
lew of price.
Jno
Ortaruzer Winston Looks For That
Many State Dubs. -
Bedaetleala Nam her Of TaavleU
Artesian Well Af Blind la
atltata a Saeeesa. Kin- .
-;:' seals T Hair. ' .
Special to Journal, ..,
RatsioB, N.C.Sept 87 The atten
dance at the State Convention of Demo
cratic Clubs yesterday was very small
Bx-Jndrt T. B. Womack, referring to
this said- "I never Ihouirbt it' would be
large. It Is difficult to get such' a State
convention, The true work and effi
ciency of snob clubs is local lu charav-
ter." The orgaulcalton of clubs lii
bs rapid and it Is the expectation of the
organizer,. F. D. Winston, to have about
1000 of them.
There are now at the "Caledonia
farm, near Wfldon, owned. by the State,
and operated by convicts, 827 beef cat
tle and 403 turkeys, which , are to be
sold, Manager Areuditll of the peniten
tiary 'say. There are dairy herds at all
the farms,'
Chairman Travis of the penitentiary
executive boarJ uyi u to the reduction
of the number f convicts from 1500 to
800 in the past four tears: "1 do not
think there will he much further - reduc
tlon. The falling off is due to the use of
convicts by counties on their roads.
think that almost all the eountles which
will desire this r iad system now bavn
it."
Architect Sandbagged.
.Special to Journal.
Nbw Yobk, Sept 27. Charles J, Pret,
one of New York's leading architects
was found dead on the sidewalk this
morning. He had been clubbed or sand
bagged and robbed. He was badly
bruised. v
Breaking Racing Records.
Tkrhb HacTB, Ind., September 85.-
Two world's records were broken tbk
afternoon on the famous four-cornered
track. The Abbott, driven by Ed Geers
clipped half a second from the world's
trotting record of 2.03, held by Allx,
finishing a wonderful mile in 1.08$. The
quarters were made in: .81 1, 1.0SJ, 1.81,
2.03, the third quarter being trotted la
Coney, 2.021, driven by Ed, Gaylord,
of Denver, went against time to beat the
smatenr world's pacing record to wagon
finishing a mile In 2.03, which clipped
half a second from Free Bond's record,
made in New York. The mile by Coney
wis done as follows: 0i, 1.01, IM,
2.03..
You can spell It cough, coff, caugb,
kauf, ksff, kough or kaugb, but the only
harmless remedy that quickly cures It It
One Minute Cough Cure, w S Duffy.
Bryan's New York Tour. ,
N w Yobk, Beptembe 88 The Demo
cratic State Committee has been lnfona
ed by telegram from Chicago that Mr.
Bryan will be able to give six days of his
time In this Bute -double the time Aral
allotted. He will get here early oa the
morning of October 19, and will speak
here that eight. ; Then he goes ap 'the
Hudson to Albany, down the Delaware
k Hudson to the southern part of , the
Stale, up the Lackawanna ,lo 87 recuse,
nd then to BaffaM,. hkSJv. '., y -
nMtsisjwaaismi
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A Nfhante T!int
Steamer GUIDE
Leaves New llOTrubsJy cad Friday
a 8 a, arrltlng at. fort o-o tame
afternooa. ;';:. ?;-.V' (".(J l'Hlt
Leave Bayboro Wednesday sal Sat-
ntdy at T a. m., arriving at How Bern
San afternoon. " . ' ,t
The following point' will be made
Adam Creek, Orliolat, Vandemere,
Lomber Landing, ; Uarrla Wharf and
bt One Wall. . . yT. , ;
Schedule effective Sept. 18th, 1900. ;
JBar Iiivait TaAMsPoBTAnoK ,Co.r . .
3. F. Cowstx, Gbn. MiHAOiR. -
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Always Hwfuni
By our Fine Tools for carpenters,
mason and painter's one, trlls kit felloe
workmen lht at ao place la this Iowa
can ym llnd ni h thorough tlfartlon
Sn all kinis of aio liMiii inoti i you
run Hi tit here, where eHhln i kpl
but a utmrlnr rrl and fine brlMl of
the Ixit mtBi1v,iar.
And we sHo b on hnl a lre
at"'k of Snwa Wlniluws and DiMirs,
whl''h w lira now Rolnx to mil t emit
nd htrw cut In order to nke room
(or Fall (loo li.
REAL; ESTATE !
City Heitl ttntn boiiKhl and So. 4 on
oomrnWrm. t"-: V . .
CollrrHnn of rfcntii fir tlmpe In the
eily a ell aa those living outride.
To prevent consumptloa quickly cur
thrvr and lung troubles with On Mln
at Cough Cur. F 8 Duffy.' ,
V'r Contents of the Fornm. '
Of the fourteen article which oonstl
tut the October offering of Th Forum
no leu than eleven may be elassed ander
th bead of timely.' In ringing article
Senator J. P. Dolllver dlaenssea what are
"Th Paramount lssne ' of th Cam
paign" from a Republican point of view
Two views of th Cuban oueslioa are
given, one being "A Plea for th Annex.
tlon of Cuba," by a Cuban, whos nam
cannot bs disposed, and th other afore.
Ibla exposition of the reasons "Why
Cnba Bboutd bs Independent." The Hon.
Charles Denby consider "The Future of
China and of tb Mlsslonari" In a ton
that will find thonssnd of sympathiser
even among those who decide such ques
tions by the test of political aipedlency
"The Negro Problem la the South"
taken up by ItepreeeulaltveO, W. Under
wood, of Atabtme, la aa article that
may be considered a reply to Qen. C. n
Uroeveaor's late) pies agalnat lb dlifrsn
cblsement of th Ignorant nffftro voter
Tbrre Is not sn srtkle In the luiue which
does not malnUln the sttndtrd of Inter
sit and usoTulnNi st by The Forum.
Contractor cyJiur of Richm ioJ, who
ut doing ao grest a work lu boring artes
ian wells lu this State, last , night struck
water at the well at the institution for
the blind bore, at a depth of In7 feet
The flow Is 18 gallous a niluuie, the tem
perature of the water S3, which Is a de
gree cooler thin ihl in the deepeat well
here. Tomorrow the work of boring a
well at the Institution for. negro deaf-
mutes and blind will begin. Mr. Sydnet
says that out of 000 wells he bat driven
only S are failures. He has 18 machines
at work In Ibis State. A well like the
one above referreJ to cost t)J0. he suit s
Speaking of wells which are failures he
referred to the Oit at Galveston, sunk to
depth of 8,000 feet, at a cost of 876,004)
and giving only salt water, the soli
formation at 8,000 feet being the aame as
near the surface.
On Friday of th week of the State
Fair here, October 20, there will be a
gam of foot ball at the Fair grounds be'
tween the teams of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute at Biacksborg and the
Stat Agricultural and Mechanical col
leg. ;
Th Coppervllle company of this city
Is now making 85,000 brick daily, at its
yard near her.
There ar now 40 ehlldren In tb Odd
fellows orphaaag at Quids boro. Th
iastltntloa Is nourishing. Th saw saal-
roa has taken charge.
Th Stat charter th Freeman and
dodgea lumber company of Beaufort
county, capital 112,000. Tb Oxford
Furniture company is authorised to In
ercas lu capital stock from 930.000 to
130,000.
Gov. Bnasall d acid a not to Interfere
further with the execution of Arch!
Klasaula, murderer, at Clinton, and un
leash take his own Ufa, a he one so
nearly dld.be win be hanged tomorrow
The Governor also decide to tax no
fnrthar action as to Chauacy, colored.
at Tarboro, and h loo will b hanged
tomorrow. - . .
TheStal Department of agrlcuUnr
will tomorrow haV a fruit show, en
tirely of mouauloappl. . ' '- :'s,
Many Republicans and Populists ar
making plans to vote In ibe senatorial
primary. They think It will not b
known how they voted la th electlona,
but ar mtstakea.
. Th penllentlsry secured from th
Slate auditor a warrant for 134,000, bel
ano of Ibla year's appropriation, but
tb treasurer refused to pay It, ash
had no funds..!-Th warrant ha been
withdrawn and on for 5,000 substl
luted and has been paid. , ( ,
Miners la tbe Xarkie Collieries Return to
Special to Journal
Haieltok,, Pa.. September 27 The
mlnera'of 'the Markle oollWry near
Wllkebxre retaraed to thi-ir work n
th mines. Th dlilrrenee Ikeiween the
coal miners'' and the op. rators will be
settled by arbitration. .
TbaMarkia mluee were close! await
ing the determination of the men whetl
er ihejr would Joia la the strike or agree
to arbitrate under the terms of the cou-
Iract tley nlgned with the pioprietors
Their principal gTb-vsuce was H-e wage
seal. Thev wanted only kIhiiii bnlf ol
what tbe United Mine Wurki ra are de
manding .., They bava decided to accept
th firms, proposition In regard to the
hoisting of men ?rom l be slope, acqulesot
tbe . refusal to pay tbe engineers by
tbe hour and to arbitrate all the other
grievances excepting those relating to
seml-inontbly pay ami tfiG location ol
powder houses, wblrh have been adjust
ed by the anaaer oI-Mrkie A Co.
The return of the miners to work in
tbe Markle collieries la considered a bad
blow to the organization of the United
Mine Workers.
Seven out of twelve colliers near
Hazelton are working liul none of them
full-bauded. The llkzrllon operators
would be glad to settle tbe strike by re
ducing the price of powder from $2.75
to 1.60 and by Increaslug the price for
labor If necessary, If they did not have
to make sny deal With Mr. Mitchell or
other representatives of the miners' or
ganization, but they are unwilling to
enter into any negotiations with Mitch
ell. .
THE MARKETS.
65
M
lo.et
its
884
.1.83
J. J. Baiter Is selling bis Iilbbons,
lawns, t'Sdlnt Oifonls, and all summer
goods very low for the rh.
' Th following quotation wore receiv
ed bv J. I, Latham A Oo, New Bern
. o.' v, ;r:v-;
.. ;;':..;.;';'-,. : 'ji Nbw Tobk, Sapi 17r
Corroai . Open,' High. Low. Cloe
Nov. ... 8.8S 888 888 1.68
8pt ........10 05 10.20
Oct u....i. W 10.10
Jan.:.. ...... 8.53 8.88
Mch.. ........ 8.64
. May,.,.. . ... 8.54
WstHATi 'Open.
" Dec .'..'....'..; 88
Con. Gas. ......
So. By Pfd..... 81
T 0 I.... k....
Fed. 8. .4. ...k 81 ' 82
Con. T. ' 78
Leather .. ... '
Cotton receipts were 43,000 bales at all
ports.
Bra Callna Mrkt,
Cotton sold In tb local market yeate
dav from 8 81 to 10.12. Ilocelpt 12
bale.
10 08
, 8.82
8.01
8.81
8.52
High. Low. Cloa
81 83 04
; IM
X m 4 m
- J A m,..
t.8
Da? la' I'lmrmnrj baa eicluslrs sgrnry
for "Thoo" rlgufs. '
For dllnfi i:tlii(t, rliorlile of Llrm
from lv!s' I'lisr.i ,'.
FANCY CREAM CHEESE!
Imported and Domestic Macaroni.
Codfish and Irish Potatoes.
Fresh Corned Poitsmonth Mullets.
Fancy Elgin Butter.
Fresh Canned Goods.
Pickles, loose and itt bottles
Genuine Uoasted Java Coffee, only 20c II).
Tobacco Users will find it to their intenst to examine our
big stock of Ping and Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. If you
want a Cheroot, Cigarette or
will please you.
Give me a call.
Yonrs to Please,
good I igar. I - have the
that
J. L MIL,
& ICetail
Grocer,
'Phone 91.
71 ltr."l SI.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE
Colder Weather.
Washington, Sept. 87 -For North
Carollns; Krlday, colder In west and
central portions. Rain followed by
older on coast.
Weather Conditions: Maximum tem
peratures of 00 to 92 occurred yesterday
In the Ohio, central Mississippi anil
lower Mis.lsslppl vallevs. The cold
weather over tbe northwest baa Intensi
fied since yesterday and spread eastward
Into the lake region and south and south
eastward Into tbe Interior and south
western states. Heavy froat Is reported
from Sl.-Paul and freezing temperatures
are general from the upper Missouri val
ley westward Into the Kocky Mountains.
Hectare's For October.
The October number or HcClures
opens with an article on ''The Straieg)
of National Campaigns," attracllvcl)'
Illustrated by lay Hambidge. The Iron'
piece, showing Governor Koosevelt and
Senator ilanna In conference at He pub
lican National Headquarters, and the
strikingly original portraits of Cleveland
Btalu, Quay, Croker, Bryan and others,
land especial Interest to this paper on
tactics of party managers In the Presi
dential campaigns of the past twenty-
flrs year. ' Th author has been In tbe
thick of the fight and has evidently been
brought very closely into contact with
the great leaders In the battles which he
describes.
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The Planter's Warehouse is located in the bininesH part of the eitv
and the finest Warehouse in the State. We will have plenty of buyers
with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco In this part of the Slate.
It is the aim of the management to give his personal attention to all
sales and to see that you are well loo-ed after when on the market with
tobacco Our motto is "High Pricea and Personal Attention to jour in
terest."
Free Stables. Come down to the opening sale, ami we w ill liy
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
F. P. I,AyGLh;Y, Auctioneer. liT.-hileJ every week-day nt 1 1 o'elock.
Are You Hunting
- ST I 'M '
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mm a
mm
For a good boggy or any other vehicle
In our line. W are building them and
at tb right price. W keep all kind of
Buggy Sup lies. Com to see us, we
can pleas yvKpffy'-fW?
19 Broad Btree'.
rPhoa185
D.F.JARVIS,
: M POLLOCK STREET ' 5 -
-SOLE AGENT FOR---
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Forward, I? the Slogan
This Fall in Men's Suits and Over
coats. Not h backward step here, but
every move an advance materials, pat
torn, colors, design, cut and finish, all
how that we keep pace wiih U tima.
A new line of Fall Goods that will at
tract your eye, and you know how we
make up good.
F. 91. Chmlwick,
Notice !
The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See. .
A Ho. 1 Real Heart Hand-made and
lawod Shingle always on hand.
Laths, Carts and Buggies. ,
Klin Tar and Fat Lightwood Post.
All kinds of Slots Wood delivered to
yoor door. ..
Two Store to let and houses to rent
all the time .' t, vf
Lime to retail or by th barrel. , ;, ,
8e ; -. ' J;: .''v.t.S-.-'-'..'' ''"'. 'e .
rBIG MlM We' Mai
line of
and
Wc have iust received a
the above well known Shoes
invite your inspection.
We have them in Kid Patent
Leather and Calf Patent leather in
both button and lace and in both
black and tan Vici Kid.
Call early and get your choice of
Styles and Sizes.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
67 POLLOCK STREET.
A FEW OF THE
GOOD THINGS!
. Vet For Bale By
F. TAYLOR.
Sweet Gataweba wine. ... 75c per gallon
California Port wine . . . fl.OQ per gallon
Montioello Claret wi n .. 25o per bottle
and few Brands of fine medicinal whis
keys, such ast ' '
I,
W ar ready to supply tb trad with I j
Cotton PaMlBg BBd Tl. .Bag 0 , i';
it a L- - lM....fili1if . ..' v
T'-Z-'VZ Z W CUTTEltj PEPPEB
JKJ, jitaaaainaaa -i w vv
OIsD F'OIlESTEIt
1 1VALBORF,
. ; s'.ia----visi ' i -' '
And lots of other brands of Rye.
n;r7 fl u
V vi Vnrt rrrsfii mt . jititrseotebjrin: pod
ll U I 1 I I I I, I I 11 I II 'I I 1 f 1 (t,i Pn ' - !S
US II Ut-lil iJf
DEALER IN
i t" . it.. '
Umh -v r.xrnPM
Frvthlntalas! also lot jof ethelf
OIVK US A CALL , l- ;
. w . . . s v4
mm
4- mA
And all Kind of
I'.
Wire Netting, Scteen Doors and., -C ' ' i '' C WC-J.i.
window ' . -. i-l:xrtttorsv;vWotli.k.
nt irim DrrCldrDATOD I ttavipir fiimllflpd U th F.secotnrof
QLACIHR RL1 K1ULKA1UK5 '(corR9 lhy,P, dw-ps.ed, late of the
Whlrh re the bwt. They 1 - bbt few. County of Crsven, this Is to notify sll
a ,1. and No Sunnrlor I f vi r ""'"? f ?f'n., '.V?
lie CreBm Freewre. Water Cmilers,
Mieli!i;n Stoves and Itinptw.
r.iini, .'
I' i
ttnl i
of ;
pit 't I
S'OiB I
ma
ii to enlilhlt them to tire
id on or before lflih, da, nf
,i, ,,!ir I'.ini, nr this notice will bey,
In I r of th Ir rrmyery. All tr.'
,i...l t al'l rotate will pleat
.0 illiOH iiiii" envTiiciit. . .
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