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VOL XVlll-HO. 51Q.
; HIW BIftN, H. C, FRIDAY MORflHfl, MARCH 29, 1901.
NINSTKINTH YEAR
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IliAiiiirRN
SAYS:
A The NEW SPRING STYLES IN
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, SKIRTS,
ETC ARE NOW HERE.
$ We have selected this assort-
ment with a view of attracting
dft a line never seen in or about this
town, and now as we look over
the stock and see the handsome
patterns and colorings and grace-
lul stylos we can truthiully say
m that we have succeeded.
2 47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
Go to Will
Parlor White C Oil, the only place in town
to get it, no oder or smoke.
' Full line of Dangler Oil, Cooking Stoves
and Ovens, Agate Cooking Utensils, Com
plete stock of Hardware and Cutlery, Scis
sors, and Razors Guaranteed.
GIVE US YOUR ORDER.
PHONE
147.
Lfkllwooi,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HARDWARE
And til Kinds of
mm HATERIil
Heating end Cooking Stove end
Itanget, Lima, Cement, Platter, I
Palntt, Oilr, Varniih, Polty, Saab,!
Poor, Rlinde, Cutlery and all the
u
fill article ueoally (onod in an
lTp-t-dnle Hard vara 8tore,
Beat JmhU.
LowmI Price.
Uixier Hotel ChitUwka,
NEW nERN, If. V.
Clearing Out
!
In order Ui make room for
hprinff OoU w. will (or NEXT
JO DAYS mO) mir HiUro Hot of
IIKATINO STOVRS AT ("OUT,
AM) HKIXIW (XrKT.
Wi nand ft no. Ton ftmd
aUiTM. Now la roar lime. Cow,
make tta an offer la all we van I,
Yc-ura lot boalMaa, -
L B. CQTUB fi'DFf CO
Till JIA.Y
CONCERN -YOU.
Hare Tnpal4 1
yurtlty TAX I
- Limit la tat, T era braay tiiW
to aaU a bRf Tat CatWWt l AT
OffCI ed attUe ' Y ea niaall
HI M mm th QatlaMI. Dt.Hk
to Mm W TOO If CtT f AT
Sale
Hardware Co.,
Qaskill Hardware Co.
73 Viddli 8r, NEW BERN, N. 0.
! Property For Male.
I 1 bar several desirable Residence
for talc situated Jn the beat retldeoot
part of Ibe City. Abo a amber of foal
, building lot In good localities.
! J. J. WwLFKHDEN
It. B. IIABICIIT,
New liar,
fteatk Fraat aad Haaeeek Htreeti
Fine) Liquor and Oifrar.
An Extra Quality of LnjfiT Deer
an Draught.
Conn Notice.
Th atit Court to b beld la Craven
Count for tba trial of criminal
I will be a rag alar term of the Hapcrtor
court brflonlog on the second Monday
I before lb flrat Monday la BapUatbar
atntwUg Aerost ltb 1001
Jasltoe of Ibe Peace having caare
I will Mad over la tkat Term of Ibe
, Haperior coorL
W at. Wato,
C. 8. C.
22 CITY LOTS.
AU Um lUai Kauu eaakMtaf of
laau (0) te Cllr LU aad tba
Haaa tkaraoa el U rraaoa Ttrtor
auva, i0 h mii at U Coart Boaaa
flatnrda Iffarch 80.
Ctrealan h Ntl iaaeripUoa af lb
aboT, faraUka ape aff Itoaikw i
CHA4V . nOLLUTXR.
Did you know
THAT nfUiV. Flu W mm
awvtar e4 wnwa rmj U staa anata pm
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fa wmi arwaya n tawtla,
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. THAT ) Mali m iMTihUM
warn) ia ism ltardn iHw frM to a
THAT yn rmiM at a twlvW( mt
a M rft wttw toiUte In a. a
He kasW l-w IO. a atow ko( tr
A raw atosf twta t-f l, a bIH
mw bant tor Ito, IvMa tof
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Ihkl t4 arwtaf saariiM trta aa. aa a
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THAT aa allM Inu 4 tM aU-l
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toMttfia t "M tanalarr imir
J. C. Whitty
CO
Verdict Reached
Impeachment
RESDLT
EXPECTED
Prosecution Wished to With
draw After First Ballot.
Defense Refuses. First
Vote 27 to 23. Last
Vote 16 to 34.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, March 28. There was a big
attendance at the doting proceedlnga in
the Impeachment trial today, the Senate
chamber waa filled with people to hear
the conclusion of the trial of the
fudges.
Han C. B. Watson finished hit speech
one hour, It lacked spirit. The
peiker seemed to feel that defeat was
mpendlng. He again attacked F. I.
Osborne, of the counsol for the defense.
Osborne again .arose.and corrected the
apeaker.
There was no 'disposition on the part
of the Senators to delay the taking of
the vote. A motion wat made by Sens
or London to vote without debate and
he motion was carried.
Senator Justice offered an amendment
llowlng Senators two minutes to ex
plain their vote.
Senator Travis suggested that a con
ference of the Democratic Senators be
beld before voting, but the suggestion
was not received favorably.
The first of the five articles of Im
peachment, as presented by the House
managers, was read and ('resident Turn
er aaker each senator as his nsms was
called, whether he voted guilty or not
cuilty. The utmost alienee prevailed In
in Chamber as the roll was called and
tba answers were made by the Senators
Ith a solemnity worthy of the case.
The vote on the first article was at
ollows:
VOTIRO Otll.TT.
Aleiander.
Arlington
Ay cock
Bray.
Brougbton.
Bar rough
Calvert.
Foy.
Oadjrer.
Jaasaa.
Jostle.
Lindsay.
McNeill.
Millar of Pamlloo.
Morriaoa.
Mortoa,
BttXU
Health,
t-palfbt
Thomaa.
Travis.
Vaaa.
Ward.
Werrae
Webb.
Woods rd.
Wood.
t7
vonae a or anit.TT.
Brow a.
Baehaaaa.
Crkap,
Ornrtt.
Dala.
tilaaa.
Haadartaa,
beat.
MeAtlUter.
Malalosa.
Mataltra,
Vtefcatt
MCUf of CWawaat . '
MaalA .
Bob ..-. -VI
fMt-n1tiif. f . , ' ; , ' -rlatU.
,
tl
AfMf tU Mill ef tMtota waa aa-
oe4 W. R , AtWa, aa Wbaif af U
Bt af MtttfM u4 U aoaal lot
tba raiatla, ibaakal iba rWilrt
far iUU atiUt aa4 a'4 Utt ka W-
V
by Court
Yesterday.
of
aired to submit to their good judgment.
He said that as the causj'w is not su.
t&ined on the first article of impeach
ment It would not be suslaiuad on the
remaining articles and the Board of Man
ageaa were willing to withdraw.
A discussion followed this aunounc
ment. Tbe counsel for the defence re
fused to accept the offered withdrawal
and the vote on the remaining four
article followed. The result of the
Totea was announced as follows:
Second Anicle Not guilty 20, guilty
24.
Third Article Guilty 3tf, not gallty
24.
Fourth Artlclo-OalUy 2.", uot guilty
8
Fifth Article Not guilty at, guilty
17.
A motion was mvlo that as a Court of
Impeachment the ju'lgmant of acquittal
be orJered. Judges Furches and Doug
las received many congralul itions at the
close of the trial. Adjournment wat
made at 1.50 p. m.
The lingering cough following grippe
Calls for One Minute Cough Cure. For
all thtoat and luug troubles this is the
only harmless remedy that gives lmmedl
ate results. Prevents consumption. F.
0, Dally & Co
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE.
The Granville County Cyclone Worse
Thin First Accounts.
Special to Journal.
RALKion, N. C, March 28 Tta
cycione In Granville county was
much worse than was at first reported.
Mr. A. A. Hicks, who has Just arrived
here ttatet that Paul Cannady, a young
while boy and two negroes wera killed,
and M. J. W. Harris fatally Injured
The village of Wilton wat almoat de
stroyed. Mr. Harris wat In the Harrit
tore, a large wooden building, which
wat destroyed. He was caught nnder
the debris. Several plantation settle
ments weie almoat destroyed.
See that yon get the original DeWltl't
Witch Hazel Salve when yon ask for ll.
Tbe genuine It a certain cure for pllea,
tores and skin dlseaaea. F. S. Duffy ft
Co.
AGUINALDO A CAPTIVE. .
Dai-lBf Feat of General Puntton Over
come! the Wily Filipino.
Manila, March 8. General Fonaton
with tbe attltlaaoa a number of Mace
be bee, hat captured Afoloaldo la tba
eooatry near Caslguraa, nine mllet from
Baler, on the northeast coast of tba
Island of La toe. The rebel leader aid
hit entire staff are now In Manila. Gtn
era Funaton employed a vary eltver
rnaa to reach Agulnaldo. Ills plan
worked niooeasfnlly.
Bacenl dlspatebaa from Manila told of
the departure af General Foasloa oa
what aaaay believed wat aa almoat hope-
a aipedllloa.
Some atonlht a(0 letleri war cap-
tared by Ibe Aaerteaat ibowlnf beyond
peradvealar that tba rebel Wader was
aiding la tbe aortheeiiere pari of Ibe
Itlaad.
Oea aval Feeiioa't plaa was tkat, after
aa aad kit part Ian dad at atar aa poa-
a(bU to Ike pleoe wtora Agolaaldo wat
Ibocgkl to to la aldlif, Ike aallve
aaoau wart to peat laataMlvta off at la
ta rgaata, who, aevlaf eapiarad Caaaral
Faaaloa aaa Ue ovW Asaevtcant, wart
eoartytag ttota lo Agolsaldo. Waaa
let) tappatad prieoaara war aroagkl by
iMtraltagad eaptort befort Agalaalde
tktj wart to ad4ea'y tppaar ia itotr
trtt tkaractar, aafatiae wQy riUplat
aat asakt laalr war tatca lo Ito aoaat,
wtora lat (taboat Vtektbarg, wkUa
aad toavared Ito pany, wat twalilag
Uatrratws
It vtU rtalHy U tr tkat Ut adraa-
tart wat t a asperate eat, at leaactory
waa aJwtyt aoaalMa, aad Otaarai raa
ttoa aai to aoaalatt aw tat of taawta
tow asaay tsaa Agalaaiat aad with hla
U vat aoiaiUt Uti be weald ktvt
taoaB to wrarwtolat Ito AaaaxleaM
aad Itotr ttflva ainaa, tot tkU did tot
tVtter itoaifov aa UvUal Ttoy at
aeeaad Ito rUk, wlib tba raeaU that
Asfilaie It aw at la tba ftaadt
ef Ito Aawrkaa aUliry aatbartUat It
Maafla.
CASTOR I A
Tif XtifaAU ted ClUrta.
Til ri;i Ysi r:n A x:jt E:r;l
MAYORALTY CAMPAIGNS.
Raglnf in the Cities. A Lumber Shower.
Strawberry Crop to be Short To j
Care for Soldiers' Home. j
Ralbioii, March 28. M a n lei pal cam
paigns are In progress in most of tbe !
Isrger town1 of the State, though the
election Is not held until the first week
In May. In Raleigh there are three can
didalcs for mayor, Mayor A. M. Powell
Joseph E Pogue and J. 8. Wynne. The
primary is held next Tuesday. In Char
lotte, where tbe primary is held on the
9th, there is a hot fight between Dr. R.
J. Brevard and P. M Urown. Wilming
ton has already nominated the present
Incumbent, Col. A. M. Waddell. There
are three candidates in Greensboro, J.
W. Forbt, John L. King and C. G.
Wright.
President George T. Winston, of the
A. & M. College, ha been invited to de
liver an address Wore the American
Academy of Political and Social Science,
at ita meeting in Philadelphia next
month. He will speak on the restriction
Of suffrage, and the industrial plmse of
the race problem.
The late Legislature appointed only
three magistrates for Waku county. In
tome there are score of new appointees,
two sots having been appointed in one
county.
Members of the law classes at the Uni
versity, Wako Forest and other colleges
are here to hear tbe closing argument iu
the Impeschment trial. Most of the
leading lawyers of the Slate have been
here at some stage of the trial lo hear
the legal arguments.
At Kittrell, which U located in the
edge of the cyclone district in Granvlllo,
a curious phenomenon occurred the af
ter roon of the storm. There was a se
vere wind, and with It a perfect shower
of shingles, timbers and pieces of furni
lure.
Strawberry men expect a short crop
this year, with a late season, but on this
account expect better prices for the pro
duction. Driving along a road near Oxford
Henry Itobards, a negro, was seized
with a sudden attack of vertigo. The
Dorset ran away, turned Ibe wagon over
iu a ditch, and threw a pitch-fork Into
the uegro'a body. He was pierced iu
the leg, head and face, and wat lying In
a pool of blood when found. In spite of
this, it la thought he will recover.
The Soldiers' Home Association has
been organized here, with former Gov
ernor T. J. Jarvls aa chairman. A num
ber of prominent men are amonir the
Initial members. The care of the Bol
dlera' Home It the especial object of the
toelely. Dr. B. F. Dixon Is secre
tary. Former Slate Librarian H A. Cobb
fell aenaeleas on the sidewalk at his home
la Morgsnlon, and died a few moments
later. He wat librarian under the Ite-publlcan-Popullst
regime.
Jndga James E. Boyd has decided lo
wear a gown at the aeaalon of the United
Slates Court of Appeala In Richmond.
The Twin Oily Club, of Winston, has
leaned Invttatlont lo tbe lOlh annual re
ception, lo be beld Monday evening,
April 8 th.
When you are billooa, use those ft
moat Utile pills known aa DeWitt's Lit
lie Early Risers lo cleanse the liver and
bowels. They never grip. F. 8. Duffy
A Co.
FELL OVERBOARD.
Mtrtoa Liodscy, of GokLsborn, iv Yen
of art Drowned.
Special to Joornal.
OoLMBOBarMareh 48 Marlon 1,1 nd
cy, aged II years, too of Tkot D. Lind
say of Ibis oily, fell overboed from lb
slaaaner '-Golds bo ro" near Heveo
ftprlaga yetltrday aad waa drowned.
Lledaey wat t stalwart young fellow
aad had bo I a few daya ago entered ter
vice upon the eteeaer.
Ttolr promptaM aad tbtlr p'aaaant
electa auks D Witt's Llltle Early 11 leers
teoal popular llllla plllt wherever ibey
are kaowa. They ara alraply perfect
for live aad bovei troabUt. F. rt
Daffy A Oa.
EUchticr Reportv
Ixmoon, Marab IT. A dtapetck frosa
Lord Kitrbaaar lo lb War Omot. daled
FretorU, Varek JTlh, aayt;
"Oar raalll la Oaaaral BabWtf-
lot't aatloa wart two killed aad tarea
wwtwdad. Tba Boat Vtft tl dead aad
M woaaded. At Ibatr partall at rtpld
taaay asor Boar aataalilat art llkalr.'
Tbt aoevoy wat rtddaa lalo aad lb
ft riliaaxil . linaii a reata
Tto panalt wat oaUaaad taill Ut
bortat wvt tiksaed.a
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A-T J. L. McDANIKIS.
71 Broad Street.
Also it few Very Nice Xorth Carolina Hams.
My Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is Complete ii
every Department.
Prices as Low
as the Lowest.
I lespeetl'ully solicit a sli.iv of your trade. 2e
Yours to Pleaee. 5
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'Phone 91.
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J. A. JONES,
BROAD STKEET, STEWART'S OLD STAND,
Exchange . . W A XAi 4 1 liVftj
Largest fiiitl r'ir eft r-itck tf
HOESES aanLd. MULES
Ever Found in New Hern. Also a Complete Line of Buggies, Wagons
Harness, Holies, Wliijis, ( art Wlicels, Ktr.
al. A. JOMIN,
Broad Street, Stewart's Old Stand.
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Printing.
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my eiiliitnTi' tl and lo do wntk
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daw wotb. My ptir are rlftit, Un.
I have a lull I in n Bteyrtoj rtrrnii
I to afci4 a strf. atni .f
affr at Lxrwetl Prk.
wsi t. nitsU
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wpbaate, Job FKatlag. Rabbar
ttaaapa.
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laaafaaianr af '
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" Wc fit the Hard to Ht rtofW."
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