North Carolina Newspapers

.c; VOL 1IX-80. SU3; SIW BIRN, H. C. TUESDAT MORKINGtfMARCH 25, 1902. TWENTIETH YEAR 'I Mistrial In Case ol Gay at Wilson. New Bern Uij Dies at OU Ladies Home. Bnral Mall Kentes. : Palm Sunday. Prepar ing For Charleston , Exposition Trip. Ralkiod, March 24. This morning Jadge llen arrived here from Wilson, to hold court. He did not leave there until this morning. He waited In the hope that tbe Jury tn the cats of -Cray, on trial (or footing Aycock, ' would agree, but" after having been oat 80 hours the jury failed to agree and a mis trial was entered. The jury was about equally divided between a verdict for murder n the flnt degree and one In the second degree. The claim of the de fense was that Gay was an opium-eater and that his state of mind was such that he was irresponsible for his act. After (lay shot Aycock he shot himself and (his fact was also used by the defense. There are today 11 paralytics In the Soldiers' Home here. For these special provision has to be made. Mrs. Burgess of New Bern, died in the Old Ladles' Home here last night, of paralysis. She was cared for by the1 Ep worth League of that city. Work began today on an addition to the Pilot Cotton Mill here which will double its capacity. Post office agent F. P. Boushee went to Smlthfleld, Johnston county, today, to lay off rural free delivery routes. He will then return here. The lumber business is very active now Id this State. The demand Is heavy. The superb weather yesterday resulted in great congregations at the church and crowds at the park. There was a con firmation service at Christ.' Episcopal tburch when Bishop Cheshire confirmed sixteen persons, lie confirmed 27 at St. Miry's college. The churches were ef fectively adorned with palms, and at Chun Church and the Catholic churob prays of palm were given each person entering. AO j. 1 1 ant General Royster arrived here today to complete the arrange mi n t for the trip of the provisional reg Iiih hi of the State (Juard to the Charles ton exposition. Gov. Aycock, all the Muli: ofllcers and his staff will attend. Mr. A)( ik:U will not g.v Lake View, Onslow County. March 2ttli Mrs. Dan Hnrrlll with her sister, Mrs John Hardy and Hiss Mary Hardy of Junes county are visiting fi lends at this place. Mrs. Forney Jarman and Mrs. J. L. Nicholson spent Sunday with Mrs. J. K. Kr.nck. Mr. C. O. Francs, who has been In Wilmington transacting business for the firm Fhncks uros returned home Fri day. Francks Bros have insured their store. We understand that another merchant of this community has had his life Insured for the bene lit of hlscustom ira ( Miss Jennie Banderlln returned home Saturday. Miss Llna Franck accompa nied her. Mr. T. H. Davis, of New Bern, visited his sister, Mrs. Will Franck last week. Mr. D. S. Sandlln with his friend, Mr. .1. 8. Simmons spent last week at New item and Maytvllle. They report the school at the latter place progressing well. Miss Annie Franck who has been teaching several months at Gum Branch hn rompli t-l her school and I at home attain Invitations are nut for a musical at H. .1. L Nicholson's on Monday night, 'I lie chief feature of the entertalnmint l tbu violin and piano duets by If r, O'Moal aud Mrs. N. W.MUhv vctal f the young people of Lake V'f w attended the closing eierelse of tl.ii school ai Adams school boast, last Ft May night Among tbemwera Misses J. mi. l Maudlin,- Jennie French, Mamie J irmm, I aura Koonce, Annie Koonoe, Llna Krani k, Leah Kianck and Rjbll Fiam- Messrs. B. L , Franck, La Fyiit Frsnok, Jim. Davit, J M. Fraack Thomas B. K nonce and Sidney Koooos They report a very pleasant time, the only tmuiile being the crowded house . and lack of room. , Mtt Mary Hardy and Leah Fraack wl'h Measrs Jim Davis and- Lafayette Franokilpeot a pleasant .buoday mora' iiiK on the lake. ' . .'.-. . VMr laFayatle ffoonot Is very 111 of piia monla - ; Mr. 'i R. Fraaok's UulsUsugbUr (s snmiiig improving. m.x- , ... ' .... -A. - .... :. 'r'.' -' Kara BwttartMaa, 'i The trade la rare btitrerfllea to 1b cX - creating in London, and ingenloua d- ' v coptios It practiced regarding tbem, ., Ordinary butterfllee ere caught" and f killed; then girls are employed to imeer - ; the gamy wings with thin mucilage and sprinkle fine metallic powder of f -..Tariooe colore on tbe winga. In thlt ' ' way the collar of can be euppUed with ' ' the most butlfol fpedmene almost , . wnite no wait. :,t ; Df. Bull's Baby Symp fcr ' Wiling Babies. Price, J10 eta. Carat Wlad-t'ollc Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Gri ping Pains, Sour Stomach, Fever, Choi-era- Infantum. Or. Pull's Baly Pyrup promotes the dlgnatlno ami ':, i I' c iMaybeTwelTe Months Before Wil cox's Case is Disposed of. : . luitflrrB Crrr, N. 0., March 28 The verdict that young Wilooi was lliy of the murder of Miss Nellie Crop tey seems to have met popular approval though It was not considered probable early yesterday, that the jury would to report. : Dlitrtot Attorney Ward (aid yesterday that lie never looked for any verdict other than murder in the second degree, i Lawyer Aydlett for the defense will enter an appeal on behalf of the prisoner. He will seek to set asme me verdict on the ground that It was not consistent with the evidence brought out In the trial. There it little prospect of the prisoner paying the death penalty on the day set by Judge Jones. . At the Supreme Court does opt meet until SeptemberrUia morethan proba ble that it will be 12 months before the case it disposed of anally. A STOMACH THEORY. Ifeaattoate Ercrrthlasr ThoronBhlr, but Swalloir Little. "The stomach is a most willing serv ant," says Arthur Henry In Ainslee's. It -really loves Its master and fre quently performs such labors as none but a olave would endure. Horace Fletcher has recently evolved a the ory, founded upon thousands of experi ments, which maintains that of the necessary requirements the matter of chewing will alone suffice. According to him, man has been given the sense of taste to guide him la his eating and to maintain a just relationship between his food and his stomach. So long as there is any taste, he says, the food should "remain In the mouth. That Which remains when there is no longer any taste should be rejected as unfit. 'By this method the taste Is satisfied when the necessary amount of food has been sent to the stomach, and therefore it Is impossible to overcrowd the stom ach. By this method also only that por tion of food which Is nourishing gets past the taste Into the system, and the taste, being once thoroughly satisfied, does not call for more until the proper time. This unconsciously regulates the hours of meals. 'As it is now, food is ordinarily rush ed into the stomach half chewed, waste and all, filling it jvlth rubbish until it is overloaded, before the taste is satisfied. Then the hardworking stomach finds that It has twice as much labor before it as It would have If the food had been properly chewed, besides having so much waste material that it will get but halt the nourishment necessary for the system. Iu so far Mr. Fletcher's theory It absolutely incontrovertible. Ho further maintains that even food which contains poisons and Injurious substances, if chewed until it disap pears Involuntarily without a conscious act of swallowing, Is rendered harmless and If It contains anything pleasing to the tasto becomes to some degree good food. "There is no doubt that the entire theory of Mr. Fletcher could be -sub stantiated were the taste of man nor malrbut It has been proved that man's taste Is not normal. There has been a gradual extinction of instinct progress ing among the civilized branches of the human race. Instinct is the means by which animals are warned, of dan ger. Most of the wilder kinds know what to eat and what to avoid. The Indian It only ailttle less protected by his instincts. But civilized man hat cultivated perverse and unnatural appetites for so long that the natural protective instincts can no longer be trusted. Even savages led to adopt the habits of civilization degenerate, and this It probably one of tbe causes of their extinction." . Eltt Win Vram lk Moon, A telescope is now promised which tball bring tbe moon within eight miles of the earth instead of forty miles. Then, It la believed, it will be possible to conclusively determine whether at mosphere or life exists on it Tbe plant for a great new lnsbument more perfect than any now In existence have been formulated by Thomas Preston Brooke of England. Mr. Brooke 1 a musician and a band leader who hat devoted bit leisure to astronomy. He It at present busy getting estimates df tbe cost of hit telescope. The lent alone will come to bout $10,000. Tbe tubing be hopet to have contributed by tome manufacturer, and somo public benefactor, ft It thought, can be In duced to bnllda tultable' observatory lot bousing the Instrument'. Xt It the Intention not to give It to any Institu tion, but to have It available for tbe public, where gtudenU and . laymen alike may nee tt , : . :,-'. ,,,,, Ktaaala Bay Baaa." " - Tbe National Druggist does not cir culate among the public; therofore Its exposure of the bay rum fraud baa not reached the consumer of that article. The editor found a great lot of it of fered for sale atr 10 cents for a half pint bottle and forthwith investigated. To manufacture genuine boy rum by wholesale cost! 10 cents a half pint bottle. Purchasing a bottle of the tea cent ''genuine" article, ba eubmltted tt to an examination, wblcb developed, la the flnt place, that tbe bottle held only tlx ounce .instead, of eight, not over to 0 per cent of alcohol, essen tial olla kept In solution by aid. of an alkali and tuch other Ingredients as brought the cost up to 1160 a gallon, containers Included. ; Thlt stuff, sold at 10 cents for six ounces, affords" a profit of nearly 8 ceuta a bottle. ; , Tbe Interior department bar ondor consideration the advisability of start ing a new herd of buffaloes In the lol- lowstone National park by buying tome and catching all the-young but faloee that can be found and' plnclr.g them in the reservation. Twenty-two of these anlmali sre now locnted nenr the head of rcMcnn crrrk. The Comp troller of tbn finmiry will pnjr tbo ex pense Involvi V, -;: . ' !!y fmtn vt"l li'nif tm- ii i; I I." r ' I- l'-.-t. tee markets, ; The foJowlng quotation were reoeiv id by J. B. Latham A Co, New Bern- .-:;v;' X ; Haw Ton, March 84.. OoTTO; - X Opetu High. Low. Olote March.., v.i 8.7S 8JW 8J5 . rMay..v...,.: m 9M 8.B8 2 . July..... .... a 8.71. 8.08 . Ang. 'i.i U-i 8.49 8050 e8.88oW.4T Bep A148i0 8.07 8.16 UCt. ......... T.V9 B.OT 1.W Chicago, March H. Weijlt-. Open. High. Low. Close iMay., 71 . 72f Oobb: - Open. High. Low. Close May 67. 88 Ribs: Open. High. Low. Close May 857 877 New York, March Si Stookb; Open. High. Low. Close Sugar.i.. ...... 184 18S So By 82 82t 0.-8. L..... 12 - 18 O.8.B. 42 W U. B. 8 , Prerd.. 04J) 9i Mo. P 101J 101 Atchison TcH 78 Ta.CC 691 61 A. CO 46 46 CoOa ... 180 May. 630 Liverpool Spots 4.13-16. Sales 8,000 bales. Futures, Apr-May 4.43. May-June 4.44. MEW BKRIf COTTON MABKET. .Bales in local market yesterday was POUT KBCtUPTS. Same week last year. 130,000 Last week 04,000 This week Sat. 160W 14000 19000 23006 83000 17000 18000 109.000 aton. 140:o Tues. Wed. Thura. Frl. Tbe Best Prescription for Aalaria. Chilis ami Fever Is bottle of OhoVB's Tastki.kso Chill Tonro It Is simply Iron ani quinine in a taalchpa form No cure no pay. Price 50c. Cheap Fare Charleston. For North Carolina Week, April 7 to 14, at tbu South Carolina Interstate and West Indian : Exposition the Atlantic Coast l.lne will make the special eiour-' slon rule from New Bern, 16.80, tickets on sale A pill 6. 7 and 8, final limit ten days from date of ssle. Cola headache Powders Contain no Antlpyrlnc, Morphine or other Injurious drugs. They do not depress but stiniulste'tho stomach and ncreae Its secretions. Guaranteed cure for Headache and Sour Stomach. Price 10c. - Mado and sold by Bradham't Phar macy, corner Pollock and Middle Bts. GUM BRANCH. March 24. A tremendous rain .fell Sunday - and another Monday eight which hmnghtan end to all farm 'work for awhile, then on Tuesday morning we had a light supw storm but the. grounJ being so wet tt melted 1M fast at It fell: It was considerably cooler Tuesday eten Mr I. F. Taylo- and Mrs. it. J. Scott spent Sunday In our burg. - : ' i - There .Were no services "Sunday last, oa account of rale, notwithstanding Mr. noyauoame. v -vv: Mr. N. J. RcolC has gone 10 help his bMlher build a tobacco bara near Tar landing. . , ;il t ; .f i; . " kr. - Wrn. Bryan of Half Mood fell from a bxmse Friday and It la said broke tome rlba, at toy rate Mr Bryae ie bad ly Injured. ',: j .... . Mr. Lennle Lockamy and Mist Min nie Rernor were married quite recently both of Half Moon- ' - . We occasionally boar of a shad being oaught at what It known at 'the old mill and below It. ... ' a Mr.' TV. V Taylor and family have gone lo Tackahoe to vlU his brother Z. F. Taylor. . , . ; , ' Mrs. l e!l Is vlsltle 'her itaughtrr, Mrs.CfcK Veftt-fvl;,, v , - 8omf persons arn ready in plant torn while ;.tor ari getting 'ailv a It 1 1 possible' i.ft-m" are p akl ; t pNnt IngllUiiiMiltgastk ' -V v. ty. J ; ' V"f'a etos ' - , vxp..ul. ItIMB CATARRH SH0FP ; loosen up- hi' 'fnai Ions -vjffld mucus In noa. rlt'ara wt the head and stops oatarrbal ln alarhes "due to oold con geatinn m the front of hearl. The -cost Is only 10 r; nt and the benefit arising fri.-m H itw la irnrth rt'illara- health too M tg. 1 Rradham's I'barmary, . " ' ' Prescriptions at Davis. " Dai-i.' Pio-iT Iplloo Pharmacy maVrp asnrilNlH nf pn'iir.rliilliina. I'rim'i'l sml iu r,l alli'iiilcn Is f'vn I! ,i. Oiily l e 1 1 l ii i i n o i 1. "i " u r . ' ' ' . ! 3 J. ARAPAHOE. March 84th. The ' last week hat brought -our farmers very unfavorable weather for farm Work,: The damage to truck by the freeze was only slight so far as we have learned. Corn planting Will begin thlt week.: Some, hare their land ready for the grain, others are get ting ready. The acreage Will be some larger thlt year than it was last, at there la continually being new land cleared every year. . Thla year whlleltlmes have been hard, the progress of land cfparlng hat continued i.aa good as usual and ditching hat increased several per cent Last year our people taw the need of good ditches which has Increased the work along that UjthlBiprjog . .. Mr. firvln Davis and Mr. Hancock of Smyrna, N. 0., visited our town last week. Mr. Lem Ross of Beaufort county was in our town Saturday. Elder Daugherty of Cove, N. 0. filled his appointment here last Saturday and Sunday, It being the quarterly meeting time of onr Baptist friends, he preached Saturday at 11 a. m. and at night. The Christian Church at Arapahoe Is anticipating a good meeting the 5 th Sunday , as it Is their union meeting at this pce. J. B. B. Headache otfen reeuHs from a dtsor dered condition of the stomach snd con stipation of the bowels. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these disorders and cure the headache. Sold by F. 8. Duffy ft Co. HACKBURN'S & l W have Just deceived a (ft Taffetas, all shades at G5c. See them. ft Black Taffetas at 55c ty 1 .25 per yard . We have received today more of that Silk ami Linen 1 Sa tiate that all the ladies admire and we also have the trimmings to match. New Waist Goods ft and Obliques to match at 10c to Don't that our Lining Department is A Mercerized and Cameos. Tott are thinking about getting if 'it's on the Fashion Plate it here, ready to wear the moment you put it on, YottH admire youf self 'and feel as though oth ers admired you and they will, too. It don't :, take such awful lot" of money to dress well, when you know.where to trade. - You may have a corps of tailors dancing at your attendance, but ' none of them can design for you prettier gar ment?; than these -Spring Suits which we ate now showing .t 650, 18.00, flO.OO and 112.60. ' Your suit deiire can be easily, satisfied hero. k Come, see. , ' - - E. W. ARMSTRONG, r J ' ,' -67 Illddle Ntreet. vii-Hl-"';.--. ' i--' i-.-.-r V.'-.;-,'. Riding a. Road Roller - wonld be about as pleasant as rid ing some bicycles. The conitniction is so poor tant every move "jars". In the Columbia llicyc l' s we have the very best made, IiIm'' qnnlily ttenl Is used tlirnucb out 1 he nick lo plating h'ml enameling U the tlncst, HtU-d wild first ininlny H "if,, ril tires. Vv c I ;tve a nHmhrrof other hih pnxde IhcN iiicluilint; t'ie liinbtcr. Cicve (hkI, f-fc:vrii$ bihI llixrtfnrd, Olficr gool hi"ls f rrmi f IS up. I. REELSB0RO. March 83. The farmers are having very fin 3 weather now for plowing and planting their crops. 1 ' Mf. H. H, Barrow's little ton Oscar, met with a sharp streak of luck Wed nesday, while riding along the road he found a pair of black kid gloves, end a pair of ladles over shoes and a pair of gold framed glasses and a pocket hand kerchief. Mr. Floyd Reel left Monday on his way to school at Richmond. We will miss him very much. Mr. O. P. Pipkin and little son Duffy, made a business trip to New Bern Mon day, We have .two . fine Sunday Schools running at this place which we hope to be very successful. Mr. N. Q. Brlneon and daughter, Miss Carrie-were in your city Wednesday. Bev. Jenkins filled his regular ap pointment here Sunday afternoon. Mr. S. A. Brinson went on business to New Bern Tuesday. Pinks and Violets. Bradham's Anti Bilious Liver Pills, are purely vegetable and act by stimulating the liver, causing increased flow of bile and producing natural move ments of the bowels. They do not pro duce griping or sick stomach. Sure cure for Constipation, Flatuledcy, Heartburn etc. Price 25 cts. Manufactured by C. D. Bradham, wholesale and retail drug gist. New Line in all colors. Now "Joe per yard. Forget complete. Fancy Linings in Anticipated Enjoyment always realised when you ride In ft Water's carrlge,wlietlier surrey, bugfry, trail or runabout , Ilielr Style is fault lens, tlieir construction' perfect " 1 hy are roomy and comfortable, glre ease in runniui aiul are alike grateful to horse ami riicr. licmemlicr we are showing the best bu("v ever seen ir tbe least ihe mom v, rKo t)ie htrent stock of all kind of i-.ila to select from. I Fresh 1 lot 5 Ontario Prepared Buckwheat, SE 5- New lot Pancake Flour. gc 3j Cream of Whean, Oatflakes, Carolina Rice, Orils and Big 5 Fancy Elgin Butter and Clorer HU1 Print Butter received 5j 5 fresh every week.- 5g Rock Candy Dript, tbe Nicest Syrnp yon ever tasted, only g 5 BTYom can sere meeey ky bmyiag yomr grooeries from j J. L Mima, 2r I g 'Phone 01. 71 Brad Ht. New Spring Shirts The Latest Patterns of 1902 Just Received Figures EntirelyiNew at Prices that will surprise and delight, as well as the beauty of the patterns and Elegance of the labrics. These Shirts are made expressly tor us. Prices BOc, 75c, $1,00, $1.25, $1.50, J. J. BAXTER, Phone 160. An Inspection of tbe canning factory would show you why these canned goods are so pure and delicipus, and why they can't be sold at a cheaper rate. They arc as cheap as good goods can be. Our people are well paid. They work In pleasant, clean ly environs, and the fruit use! is the best grown. That's ' why you eDjoy Tolson's can ned goods. Respectfully, J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137. Fresh Country Smoked Hams and Side Bacon, Fanoy New Orleans, Wtyndi tad Porto Rico Molanees, Van ills, Drips snd Msple Byrmp Jut Received. We also hays a full an4 aid fresh supply of Fanoy Cakes and Crackers, snob, as TJiesaa Bisomits, Uneeda Milk Biscuits, ; Oysterettes,' Cheeee landwiohes, Forentine Vanlla Creams, ' Orange Wafers, Ckooelate, Ioe Creams, eVc. Don't fall to jtrt as a tall and fget your groceries fresh and delivered promptly, Tow W Please, 3V S.. 3a?jES3SSleS, Jr., .WsMksWexsuoeT tlnxwr, ' DUIfMff DO vvw, STX WW Jt -jm. TT- s -WK KEXP THB- M of Cigarsi Sabaroso, Capadura,' OwL Olheo, La Kotg, tlmereto, 'PortuoDdo; Cubanoat Henry George; Benalssaoee adada In (be West Indies, XI Principe D Gales'lfo. A II Bo O'lgars, for' 28o. , ' 'j Rebate ticket With eaeh parchase If saved to joa.,. ' MRH. J. O, WI1XH' t, at So. 18, Orllllth street, win ? ri eirperlcnred dyor and eli -nof of Mrs;, ieap':i!t fitlly so:. Hs woik nf t V.ai. t'ro s- Leading 89 middle Street 1 WEl I C. 8.CU8TOV8 BUILDINO, New Bern, m. u obuso muposALS win De re eeiTedatthis bnildlna nntit t o'clock P sf., Wednesday, iprll Uth,' 10, for . fnmlshlng fuel., lights, water, koev- misoallaneoua - supplies, ; waahing towela, hauling ashes,, and sprinkling streeu for tills bnlMing during lbs Bseal jmt eodlng Jum SO, 1S08, or suoh nor- 1 1 n M 1 1 . " . s" rwas may, w aeemea aa- Tisable. Tha rlahS ta nlul an mmA .11 bins is reserred by the Treasury Depart- " caacu xiaucs, vustodiann t-' V'-.- Watches.:, We hart purchased a large stock of 1 karat Watches. Small taduu. ant mxtlnm ' genu siaea, beery gold esses, and sade try ear Beat aaufeotarer, hindsomsly ShgraTod and plain, the Aesigas are tbe rry latest. We sell tbem as cheap as a 15004 Oiled ease eost yon, . Toti are ler' tlted to call and see them. 1 '" ,' -; i'.O.BAXTKK, Leading Jeweler. baby. .