North Carolina Newspapers

1 TOL X.X-NO. 308 RIW BIES, N. ft, SUNDAY MORNING,. MARCH 30, 1902. ' TWENTIETH TEAR s,4 First Senatorial Primary Likely Without Choice. Requisltloa for Mnrderer, Hel enas Officers Bald. Soldier' Home Receives 61ft. New Hotel Agitation. To bacco Aereace la crease. Rauiod, Marco 29. Governor Ay- cock today made requisition on the Got- eroor of Wyoming for Javan Long, wanted In Jackson county for the mur der of E. F. Pell last October. He venae officers made a raid last nlgbt from here, and at Pocomoke, this county seized two illicit distilleries, both of which had been In operation yester day. It is qulto positively asserted that while there will be almost certainly a senatorial primary, yet the first one will not result in a oholce, and a second will be necessary. It la said that one candidate mast. get a clear majority over all the others, and that the chances are 99 to 1 this will not resnlt. The Soldiers' Home today received as a gift from J. Van Llndley, of Pomona, a number of ornamental streets, flow ers and trees. Auditor Dixon of the trustees expresses their thanks for this klndnoss. The gardener, an Inmate of Uio homo named Davis, is now at work completing tho adornment of the grounds. A citizens moeting was held .'ast night in connection with a session of the board of aldermen, the subjoct consider ed being a new hotel. Complaint as to Raleigh's hotel accommodations are miny and grave, as was frankly stated at the meeting. The latter appointed a committee of 150 prominent men, with J. S. Wynne, as chairman, to go -actively into this matter of a modern hotel. Raleigh iij-ipe for It. If there Is not a new hotel conventions will not be held here. Raleigh Lodge of Masons subscribes $1,100 to the Masonic Temple fund. The subscriptions by citizens, outside of the Masonic fraternity, are not yet an nounced Four or five places will prob ably make "bids" for the Temple loca tion -Kile!gli. Charlotte, Greensboro and Durham being In this race. The committee of the Grand Lodge meets here Tuesday. Preparations for a very large acreage of tobacco In the central and eastern parts of this State are now active. West of the Blue Ridge more tobacco will be planted lli&n In many years. A Menace to Vesaela. The fiction of the mysterious load stone mountain which drew the nulls out of ships that approached near enough has a certain foundation In fact, aayB the Steele, only tho fact has Buffered by expansion. On the coast of Norway, near Jccdern, there Is a aand dune of nearly three-quarters of a mile in length. The sand la mixed with par ticles of loadstone, and when a ship comes In the vicinity the compass be comes irregular, and the vessel is en tangled In a kind of whirlpool and thrown ashore. Lavoisier Death. Without the contrasted patience of moral and physical pain there are men of high, intellect for whom the latter baa no terrors. The chemist Lavoisier ,wns summoned during the reign of terror In France to his death. Be calmly requested a few days In order to see the result of some experiments .which to bad in progress In vain. This " great philosopher of bis day fell an Im mediate martyr to the political necessi ties of the ruthless tyrant Robespierre. Twtia Bears. Turtle eggs are an acquired taste with most people, although they are hot so with bears. They hare rough, yellow yolk and a white like any other egg, but rod can cook them for a year and the white pert will remain liquid. Notice a curious dimple la the aide of each one. U yon squeexe it oat, the dimple appeals) on the other aide, and yon can never get bold of a turtle egg Which hasn't got a dimple la It . ' ' A Waata Baa. ' ' .... Clarfce Katharine la always looking v ? out for Important people, so I deter ,:-' mined not to notice her at Mrs. Chic's .,;'.v- ' reception - - :.y - . ,' ; "'- Clarence How did ft work? ' ' Clarlce-Oh, abe flldnt even notice ..'; that I didn't notice bar, Brooklyn V Life. : ., - i'i 11 ' i 1 '.. Tfca BteMaataar rrsata. " "I Wleh to aay to the congregation.1 aid a country clergyman lately, "that the pnlptt la not responsible for the er : for of the printer on the tickets for the . concert In the Sunday school room. 'il-'l The toncett la for the benefit of the '.' trek fund, not for the arch fiend.'' ',: ;.-.V aaaati Maa. '';.''. . r' "What did be aay when you promised to bo a sister to blmr. ' ;-. ;' V.. "Ho looked at me earnestly for a mo want or two and then sold that It ' would be much more consistent If I "would make It an aunf-ClsveUnd . 'Plain Dealer. ' ,: He lfa. A little girl's father had a round bald spot on top of his bend. Kissing blm it bedtime aot long ago, abe said; ' , "Stoop down, popny, dear; X want to else the place where the lining shows." 1 1 sTaaw 0 ar 1 ..wf -forsastotloatsenuit J m i I -j 1 .'m. v. Virginia Suflraj-e Plan.C ; Richmobt), ... March 28. A plan was adopted by thsTTIrglnla Constitutional Convention today under which It is be Keyed the colored vote of the State wtU be practically eliminated while bat lew whites will be barred out. . , ' It provides that all who become voters prior to 1904 must be able to understand and explain the constitution of the State After that time a poll tax of f 1.60 is pro vided and an educational iuallfioatlon AU confederate soldiers and their sons are exempt from the understanding and educational features. . : It Is believed that all the whites will become qualified voters before 1904 and that the majority of the negroes will be barred out. . Snrf eon's Knife Not Needed. Surgery is no longer necessary to cure piles. De Witt's Witch Hazel. Salve cures such cases at once, removing the necessity for dangerous, painful and ex pensive operations. . For scalds, cuts, burns, wounds, bruises, sores and skin diseases it Is unequalled. Beware of counterfeits F. S. Duffy.- Services Today. Christ Episcopal Church Holy Com munion 7:46 a. m. Church services at 11 a. m. Sunday School Festival at 6 p.m. Public cordially invited. St. Paul's Catholic Church Services at 10:45 a. m. "and 7:80 p. m. by Rev. Father George. All are cordially Invited to attend. Presbyterian Church Preaching at 11 o'clock a. m. by Prof. J. Paul Spcnce. There will be no preaching in the even ing. Sabbath School at 4 o'clock p. m. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. Services at St. Mary's Free Will Bap tist Church at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. by Rev. W. H. Frost. Sunday School at 2:80 pr m. Public is Invited to attend these services. Services today at Centenary M. E. Church, Rev. R. F. Bumpas, Pastor, preaching at 11 a. m , and 7:80 p. m. Sunday School at 8 p. m. Everybody in vlted. ; Services at the First Baptist Church today at usual hours. Sermonjby the pastor In the morning and by Rev. O . B Paul in the evening. A cordial welcome to all. Rev. Mr. Taylor of Pamlico will preach this morning at 11 o'clock In th Christian Church. At the Tabernacle today preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. C. B. Paul and at 7:80 p. m. by Rev. J. R. Taylor. All are cor dially invited. Ohrlsttan Science Church Services- Sunday 10.45 a m. Bible lesson sermon today, Subject: "Unreality." 1 Thess. Sj5 Testimony service Wednesday 7:80 p. m. Reading room open dally. All are cordially Invited to attend. U. D. C. Invited. Mr. James M. Connor, president of the South Carolina Division Daughters of the Confederacy, sends the following program to Mrs. William H. Overman, president U. D. C. for the 13th of April, and the entertainment of the Daughters of the Confederacy In the city of Charles Ion on the anniversary of the bombard ment of Fort Sumter: I Concert at 4 p. m. In the auditorial, Exposition grounds, April I3tb, with short addresses. Reception in Woman's Building Expo sition grounds 6 to 7 o'clock, Sunday. April II. Servloes especially for the Daughters of the Confederacy, Monday, April 14th. An eicursion to some hittorloal place. Monday evening 0 to 11 o'clock recep tion In the Chapter room to the visiting Daughters" by the city of Charleston Chapter. ' 'liw! North Carolina Division are oordlally Invited to attend these entertainment.. U BS. J A If BS COStlOB, President 8. O. Division. To Mrs. Wm. H. Overman, President X. O. WrWoniH-'-'flr"-;;;.';.;' JoJiu AaDiasoK, . ' .. Cor. Sec. Jf. O. Division March K 1M). '-. -,7 ;.;:. z -, .- '.. . 4,,j'" .-.,- auk Tefc''.v''':"v-:' Although the ailk cotton tree la i i ftje of South America, there U ope en of it in Nassau, anama la- jhat baa flourished wonderfully audi) na of the greatest curiosities oriLlHland. It waa planted more tharjj9$yeara ago by John Miller. -The roots seem to be unable to find their wax tknrn after the manner of arfllnarntota and so swell up like areer bnttfteaea radiating round the trunkTw .the tree, rising from the grovjjd to a height of from six to twelve feet Tbey reach eut to'lrrcgu- lar Olatancea, gnarled and twisted In the moat curious fashion. They torn and bend and 'double a iwlnt In all aorta of unexpected ways and make dark bellows and ravines, where the darklo -believe tne elves and gnomes make their home. : . v . : The great seed pods are filled with a fine, toft fleece of silk, which the sa tlvef use for filling their pljJows and mattresses. There are aeve?ul, spec! mens of the tree on the lulnnd of New Providence, but this one is monarch of them alt ' Prescriptions at Davis ' Davis' rretcrlplloo I'harmftny makes a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt and careful attvminn Is given them. Only the lout dmt oro uwl, The prtr.fs are r-'fi'-mihh'a, Fnvl ynrg tlicrr to tie il. - NOTES, OF NOTABLES. : Lord Bosebery, it appears, la not writ ing a novel There has never been, any, jrround for the rumor. ' John Davey of Akron, O, basnfflered the city of Cleveland, O, 1,000 young elm trees to assist in beautifying the city's atreets. .:i. - Crazy Snake, the famous war chief of Indian reservation, refuses absolute ly to obey the new war department or der to cut hia hair. The eldest man In South' Ponfret, Tt, , P. P. Williamson, over ninety yearBsOld, it cutting his own .wood and doing bis barn chores alone this season. ' Archduke Bainer of Austria has been made a doctor of philosophy honoris causa by the University pt Vienna tor his services to science in collecting and publishing Egyptian papyri, - P. Oscar Laba tut, the toldest em ployee of the United States custom house, died recently at New Orleans at the age of ninety-two. He .was a- vet eran of both the Mexican and civil Wars.- . : - .. - The only colored, mayor in the United States Is Isaiah T. Montgomery of Mound Bayou, Miss. He.la the wealth iest man in the city and 'was born a slave on the -plantation of Jefferson Davis. - ' Captain Grossmann, who started On Feb. 0 to walk from Una to Vienna on the Danube, a distance of 100 mites, on his water walking shoes, has completed bis unique trip. His water shoes are five yards long. Captain Grossmann towed his wife In a boat Algernon Sartoris, the grandson of General Grant, la going Into business and will begin at the bottom of the ladder as an employee of the Westing- bouse works at Pittsburg. He Intends to master tbo Intricacies of electrical mechanics and of the financial feature of the work. . , Annie Graham (Mrs. loung), the not. ed war nurse, la living In Des Moines, la. She secured her appointment through her friendship with Benjamin F. Tracy, whose regiment, the One Hundred and Ninth New Xork, she ac companied to the war. She Is the founder of two state sanitary assoda tlona, one at Ithaca, N. Y, and the other at Des Molnee, la. The Best Prescription for malaria. Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Gbovi's Tasteless Chill Tomo. It Is simply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 60c Important The indulgence given to those who have not paid their city taxes, cannot be extended longer. If not paid by April 1st, J'lu will be waited upon, and please do not put me off. The -tax Is past due and must be collected without delay. Respectfully, J. J. Tolson, City Tsx Collector. Bradham's Anti Bilious Liver Pills, are purely vegetable and act by stimulating tbe liver, causing Increased Bow of bile and producing natural move ments of the bowels. They do not pro duce griping or sick stomach. .Sure cure for Constipation, Flatulency, Heartburn etc. 1'iice 25 els. Manufactured by C. D. Bradbam, wbolesile and retail drug gist. A Hamate. Baaeaat. At a marriage banquet, when Rich ard, earl of Cornwall, wedded Clncla, the daughter, of Raymond, earl of Provence, the tables groaned beneath the weight of more than 80,000 dishes. ' 'Drawlaff Ckaaka. , i--', Do not drew a check unless you have the money In bank Or to your posses sion to deposit . Don't teat the courage or generosity of your Jbank by present ing or allowing to be presented your check tor a, larger sum than your bal ance. .... ..- .0 ,....:, ..n.--TV Old Itallaa, Mania Caatraete. By the Italian marriage contract a bridegroom of wealth was formerly Obliged to give bis wife meat to eat foe at least one meal a day and to take her on a dally drtv.i ':s -,.,sr . 1v .'.' : MamSia Beaks, .'s"v.;v Vlt Is calculated that It would take a person over 800 years to read all the standard works that are published, and yet we seldom come across a man Hvho win1 acknowledge that he has not read every one. ' j-';'.?'.. ,W hav-i put ehwed a Urge nock of 14 karat watch v, small ladle i, ind medium gsatts sea, heavy gold cates, and made by our bast manufacturer, handsomely engraved and plain, l ha designs are the very lata;, We sell them ss cheap as a good filed ease float yoi.. Ton 'are In vited to Call and see them. . . " : i J. a BIXTSR, Ja.,' ,v'Vv -.;r;- Leading Jeweler -. DIMB CATARRH SH0FF -; loosens up the tenacious viscid mucus In nose, clears out the bead aod stops catarrhal headaches due - to cold oorv gestlon la the front of head. Tha coat Is only 10 oehls and lbs ' benefit srtslog from is ' worth d- 1'arv-health too Mfg. by Bradham's Pharmscy. - A (Inn lot of hog branls n lbs Oaks Market Inila. "i Cola Headache Powders " ' oalaln no antlpyrlnn, K irphlne or Other Injdrlons drugs. TLcy do not drprcis bot s;lrnnlaie Iho stiwrn h siifl jncreaoe Its scrrothjns. Onar' ' i cure for l!enc!a be and four !' n it. I'r . y, i . , i i t - THE MARKETS. " ' ' - t " " . . i Y ' i The foJowing quotations were recelv ed by J. 11. Latham & Co, New Bern, N. 0. , - . , " , - - - Chicago, March J9. WhbaT: Open. High. Low. Close May 71 714 July.... ... 72 ' - m Cobs: -, - Open. High. Low. Close May 68, - , 9 Ribs. - ' ;- Open. High. Low. Close Msy 885 887 Other Exchanges Closed. The Growth of Seanreed. . . Seaweeds vary surprisingly In their habits of life.- Some species grow .al together beneath the water, attaching themselves beloW the lowest tide level, other frequent heights where they are left dry at every, retreating tide, while others Jet are - found in situations Where they are scarcely ever covered by water. Whereas most of them at tach themselves to rocks or solid bot tom, keeping to the shallows, there are exceptions to the rule, among which the most remarkable is the sargasso or gulf weed, which floats on the surface of the ocean. Immense fields of It are seen by the navigator, extend ing as far as the eye can reach. . It is sometimes so abundant aa seriously to Interfere with tbe progress of ships, and It was this which so alarmed the crew of Columbus on his first voyage of discovery. Walnut Taffy and Walnut Buttercups at McSorley's. Shirt Waist Silks. & 40 Pieces Fancy Silks at 60c and T?. 1 n CUV '1.ah 75c and $1.00. yK Black Plau de Noie at 75c, $1.00 and vi $1.25.- W Fancy Armure at $1,00. y!j New Kid Gloves in all shades and size, yjj SHOES, SHOES, SHOES New Ties New Laces. $ HACKBURN'S lis THE PLAGE. I Mens m s For gentlemen who want the correct Hat the right Tie, the latest and smartest H PHI 111 UIWUB.UUUD. UliJi W 77" FIX or Ulovti, ana eyery uwie: aeiau wu goes w wmpiei wardrobe of amart areBser, we he,te Just the Correct Things the snappy things, the late ideas. Good dressers depend on us for all the new kinks and' wrinkles in "Haberdashery, and we nerer disappoint them. . If yonr Furnishings and Fixin's 'oome from here, you'yook well on Easter Bnnday, . , - E. W "ARMSTRONG, . 'if.WrMaWH I i - Ait: , rt it, :;. " x Spittings Base Bdl Goods. - . , We have secured tha apiyicy r the Culi'hrald a. u. rpaiding A llnm., Athletic (Jooda. Hecognlwd the U. 6. ovi'r aa tlin standard. :lust rerniil the mrp-st line or ran !1 (;"" ever bronclit to this city, uxi at pood" la the l-.t t"ai"B a C(""" Mi i..r mil liniitniw on pipttHimK l p'loun. '1 ! H ii hlinjr'a tnid(( mark Is tho mark ,IHil..'1,r1!y. uvv points. 'Bifteen thousand dollars la not ex. tessive damages for negligently caus ing the death of a healthy worklngman thirty-six years old, holds the New Xork supreme court, appellate division. . 'An. Insolvent debtor's giving an un teasonable amount to secure a prefer red: creditor la In Itself a badge of fraud avhere the preferred creditor la fcware of 'the Insolvency of tbe debtor. 84 Mo, App, Rep. 275.) fWhera parties to a contract, by ex press' language to that effect, make the lapse of -time of the essence of the ob ligation assumed, the are bound by the 'expressions contained in the con tract 181 Mo. 'App. Rep. 842.) Special Millinery Notice. Miss Alice Fries formally with us for three (8) seasons will again have charge ef our Millinery Department She Is showing by far the best selected stock we have ever carried, a look through our store will prove this. BABFOOT BROS, Fine Western Beef and Mutton at the Oaks Market Easter Specials. We are showing this week an unusual attractive collection of ladies and child rens Headwear, our line of ready-to-wear and walking hats can't be sur passed, hats from 26c to $82.00. BARFOOT BROS. Taffeta Shirt Waist V 80c. tiiAlUtr OA. ivttVi o4- 1 - -. - : ' T. . . V w ' . , V U HAiuuic swaaajaa . ,..! i- ... l"l .. . , ' ' - .'-; '. ' '! PR Anticipated Pleasure alwnjra rnallr.fld when you ride in a Water's carriKO,whiUiar surrey, btiRrT, trap or runabout. 'Iheir style Is Iult- aie roomy end comfortable, give fts. In I 1 . 11 l.A 1 f . . I . n knM. ninili"K MIHI Km MilliQ f(llliniU. ' mvi nw ami riiliT. hemnmber we are showing the ln".t bii(r'v evpr awn fur .the l" mi poasiblo nioii'-y, also th lan-ost stock-of all kinds if muI.h to ki'!'t fton, 3a j, v.. t w I... . , N. C.' Fresh lot Ontario Prepared Buckwheat, wew lot fancake Flour. vream oi wnean, uatnakes, Carolina Kice, tints ana Bi Hominy. Fancy Elgin Butter and Clover Hill Print Butter received f resh every week. Rock Candy Dripa, the Nicest Syrnp you ever tasted, only 10c qt. You can save sntaey y fcaviag your groceries from J. L MuDAML si'" 'Phone 91. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh Neckwear ! There is nothing that adds more tone to a man's apparel than a Beautiful Tie. Our magnificent showing of Men's Imported Silk and Satin Neck wear is by far the most tempting array we have ever shown. For our 25c Neckwear other stores ask 50c. For our 50c Neckwear other uteres ask 75c. Notice the window. J.. J. BAXTER, Phone 160. 89 Middle Street. An Inspection of the canning factory would show you why these canned goods are so pure and delicious, and why they can't be sold at a cheaper rate. They are 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 enjoy Tolson's can ned goods. J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137. i tVhianStsnisnawntyishv usiiyviyv,y!H Fresh Country Smoked Hams and Side Bacon, Fancy New Orleans, WestIndia and Porto Kico Molasses, Vanilla Drips and Maple Sjrup Just Received. We also have a full and and fresh supply of Fancy Cakes ' . and Crackers, such as Uneeda Biscuits, Uneeda Milk Biscuits, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwlohes, Forentine Vanila Creams, -, 6raoge Wafers, Chocolate, Ioe Creams, &c. .'J : Don't fail to giro BS a call ' - and delivered nromptly. J.5. .r .- ; Tours to Y Wboiasalc sind Retail arooer, .... PtlriNf M flAm! nAail Jr TTa.1, S. -WK KEEP THK- Leading Brands of Cigars. Babaroso, Capadnra,0wli Olnoey La Rotg, Ilmereto, Portuondo Oobanola Uenry George. Benalsaanee mad bt tne West ladies, XI Principe ft Pales 10o All Bo Cigars lor Mo. . ; Debate ticket with eaeh purohase l)( saved to yon. ;:' , . f , - Celery Hcidarte Powlcrs. n ' There Is not any bitar remedy for In ailacliC tlina thrie powdora. They Dover fU to i' '!iit. ?.' '' and sold only at ravla' Vf'-:. ' n 1 ' -nary. jj 71 rod Hi. and 'get your groceries fresh Please, ;..: HARVEY HOUSE Joi'stewly' yaraUried. :IBoard Kith v fooraa, ky week or month. Terms reas onable. Apply to MRS. JANa BERBYk South Front Btreei . . n- UXATtYB TASTELESS hill to;:ic. y lniniMlsf tli skUv ro party I 4 saAnr, lfills3lal m m r " , 1 ton In. I'tl-iinnisMMl, AO3, Ottlj tOid Sat l ' too t;I