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tfWVOL XX-HO. 19. 'IOT.HBI, Hi C, TUISD1Y M0S5IHfl,' Al'RlL.22t 1902. TWENTY FIRST YEAR r,' " Ceremony Attendlnt corner Stone Laying. UoTerBor.eoes.to Good Boads Co: Tentlou. NoIDamage to Frmlt. U. 8.;Clerk Besigns, More Rural Free'Llbra rles. I IUleigh,; April .21. A.thousand per om assembled at Nazareth, two mjttes from here, yesterday afternoon to tee the laying of the corner-stone of the - church at the Roman Cstholio Orphan age. Archbishop Hald performed the ceremony ,'aasiited by father Staple ton, Griffin, Irvln, O'Brien and Price. The 1 archbishop made an address In which he said that this charity, now 1st Its Infancy will grow to be a source of pride to Eal elgh and to North Carolina. He told of the wonderful work his order, the Bene dlctories, had don In this country- Got. Ajcock and Commissioner of Agriculture Patterson went to Fayette Tllle today. Both will speak thereat the "good roads" contention and the ed ucational rally; from there Governor Aycock goes to Athens Ga., to attend the Southern Educational Conference. He will return hero Saturday. Capt. B. P. Williams of Raleigh, after a careful examination of fruit trees, says no damage has been done bat that the prospect Is Tory promising. Clerk N. J. Riddick of the United States Court here, has tendered bis reslg nation, by reason of falling health. He has held this office since 1888 and has made an excellent officer. Today 12 new rural free libraries were allowed. This bring the number up to 850. A female convict from Wayne county was brought to the penitentiary today to serve 5 years. A switch opened by a boy at Dewltt, last evening partially wrecked a 3. A. L train. The tender and 8 cars were de railed. Saved Many a Time. Don't neglect coughs and colds even I f It Is spring. Such cases often result seriously at this season Just because peo pie are careless. A dose of One Minute Cough Cure will remove all danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Bore cure for coughs, colds, croup, grip, bron chitls, and other throat and lung trou bles, "I have used One Minute Cough Cure several years,4 says Postmaster O. O. Dawson, Barr, 111. "It Is the very best cough medicine on the market It' has saved me many a severe spell of sickness and I warmly recommend It." The children's favorite. F. 8. Duffy. Veterans Gathering at Dallas. Dallas, Tsi, April 80. The advance guard of the United Confederate Veter ans re seed Dallas lastn!ght, and since that Lour train after train carrying old soldiers, tbelr relatives, friends and visi tors has been arriving to attend the Con federate Veterans' reunion, which will begin next Tulsday. Dallas Is gaily dec orated In honor of the veterans and every arrangement for their comfort pleasure has been made. Estimates by leading railroad men place the expected attend ance ;at 150,000. Delegations from the Southeastern Slates are due to-alght. General Gardener and Adjutant Moor mao ate expected to-night. Qeaeral Joe VY beelor and Qeaeral Fitihngh Lee will bi InaltemUnce. The mala body of the Confederate veterans will be quartered In tints at the fair grounds, where the main eierclsea will be held. A LIMI SslausltrataaaiBaT. Boon after the convening of a new session of congress announcement was made of the approaching marriage of Anson O. McOook, who was then see retary of the senate. A subscription was immediately started among the Uenators for the purchase of a wedding present. Two or three prominent sen- la tors volunteered to collect the money. Senator X, one of the richest men In fthe senate at that time, was one of i these Boeing a new: senator who had not lyet been approached on the subject, Bens tor X. went to him and said, "Ben- tator Blank, I want yon to give me $25." 'What forr demanded the new mem ber. "For McCcok's wedding present," ex plained Senator X, "I'll see you about it tomorrow," an swered Blank, with a scowl. .,. 1 "All right," said Senator X as bo nralkad away, "but don't forget It" Pens tor Blank watched htm an til he iwaa out of hearing, and than, turning to bis . colleague, remarked ,. with warmth i ' . I "WelL I've beard of cheeky things la my We, but that man beats aut What do yon think Be Just naked me to give him $30 to buy a wedding presv ent for his cookf New York Times., Tfc Seas ' 1 The am Is favorite Instrument la est Africa. It Is a sort of crude vk . Bn, composed of ft bar of wood fasten ' ed to a large gourd. .There Is a single ' string made of vegetable fiber, aad the different tones srs produced by length ening or shortening the string. . t ' ! ' - ! -' ' ', ' taifaatlto DMthe. : - ' Nlnety-elx per cent of all deaths front 'avbooplng cough and 90 per cent of deaths from measles occur In children Wiflor fit" years old, ; ', College Came Base Ban. -,' Spools! to Journal Bunas, April St. In the game here today between Richmond College and the Agricultural and Mechanical College dub, the some was; . 'Richmond College 4 runs, 8 hits, 8 er rors. A. A K. College, runs, 8 hits, 8 er THE MARKETS. "" The following quotations were receiv ed by J. K. Latham ft Co, New Bern N. 0. Haw Yobs, April 31. CoTTOirj Open. High. Low. Close Kay 8.IS 9.29 9.22 8.21 July 9.U 9.23 9.18 9.17 Ang 8.98 8.99 8.95 8.95 Sep 8.41 8.43 8.88 8.88 Oct 8.10 8.17 8.18 8.14 Chicago, April 21. WniTs Open. High. Low. Close Hay 75 74 July 76 76 Con Open. High. Low. Close May '.. 82 81 Ribs. Open. High. Low. Close May 902 87 New York, April 21. Stocks; Open. High. Low. Close Sugar 128 126 So By 87 m (7.8.1 18, 12 U. 8. 8 42 42 C. a 8., Prefd.. 92 92 Mo. P. 103 101 Atchison 83 82 Va.C. C 71 71 A. CO 50 50 Am. Ice... 15 Liverpool Spots 6.8-82 Sales 10,000 bales. Futures, Hay-June 4.63. June-July Co (Tee 490 May 490 PORT RECKIPT-i. Same week Last week last year. 88,000 98.000 This week. t. 9000 9000 Mon. 10000 13000 Toes. 14000 Wed. - 12000 Thnrs. 14000 Frl. 10000 72.000 Extra fine Veal at the Oaks Market to day. Tme Chltoau The creature having tire trreftlcst number of distinct eyes Is the chiton, a species of mollusk. In the shell of Which has been found as runny as 11, 000 separate and distinct eyes. PoBltrr Teat. To find out whether poultry m tender or otherwise pinch the skin. If It ad heres to the flesh, the bird Is tough; If It leaves the flesh, It Is tender. Tha Skim. The fatty material secreted by the sebaceous glands of ths skin may be normal, excessive or deficient In-quan- tlty. When normal, the skin Is supple, but not greasy; when excessive, the greasiness la spperent; when deficient. the skin Is dry. TmMmtm Fa Harwtlem. A church In London still possesses an Income originally given to It for the purpose of buying fagots for burning heretics. ' FtMtr of Cloaka. There are 250 clocks In Buckingham palace, and It Is a work of no small Im portance to keep them going. Some of them are as old ss ths time of Louis XVL, and the works are still m good order. - Harm Svatlm's Baumtasr (. ' The coal abaft Is about a thousand feet deep, and the asam la thirty feet thick. It has been on fire since 1880, and the) problem of putting it out ts bo nearer a solution than it was twen ty yean ago. Wster baa been let in, but the fire Is above the soft level, and the flooding has bad no effect.- After many. tatUa efforts to extinguish the nre engineers began to direct J tbelr efforts toward devising plana for cir cumventing It and reaching tfca coal till Intact To that and all ths work ings and approaches leading to the fire were) walled up, and new 'Workings were driven lower down.' Bat every phtu so far devised has been a failure. The all -conquering lire) baa- broken through, and every. new .work has been reluctantly ebandoned. Toronto Globe, p - -t ;- ' Kr f' ' kT tfco Sehrak SvB.Tkeom A Berlin dispatch to the London Post quotes Professor Sctienk as soy log In a lecture the other day tbnt in bis student days be kept silkworms, and, having little means to feed either himself or bis pets, they often bun. gored Ho was struck with the fact that the progeny of the worms were nearly au male. Carrying bis Investi gations farther, bs Came to ths con clusion that diet exercised 'an enor mous Influence on the formation of tbe sex. which, bs maintains, Is pre determined in the egg. To influence sex, a dietary system must therefore be pursued for some iu . ' t. TRUSTS BIG PLOT. Seeks Monopoly of western Lands and i , . , L TworM's Supply Beet f . Oxaba, Neb., April 80. Several seem ing peculiarities exist In- the claims of the Beet Trust regarding a necessity for the present high prices for meats. A careful survey of the Western situation discloses, what Is apparently the nucleus for ths most gigantic combination yet undertaken by capitalists, one which comprehends not only a meat monopoly bat a land monopoly. For several years western livestock Interests of large calibre have been seek ing to central! stock raising. ; The first step taken was an attempt to secure Congressional legislation permit ting the leasing of the semi-arid lands In the Western States, and to this end a succession of bills have been Introduced. Senator Warren is associated with Governor Do Forest Richards, Of Wyom lug, who is probably the largest individ ual sheep owner In the Wast. Bartlett Richards, late of South Dakota, and now of California, another largo , owner of livestock, is a brother, of Governor Rich ards. Bartlett Richards Is the author of the bill Introduced by Senator Millard, providing for the leasing of the govern. ment lands at the nominal rental of two cents per acre per annum, The land-leasing bill has died in com mittee again this session, because of the intense opposition which exists to It In the Western States affected by the bill. Defeated In this particular, these same livestock Interests have besought the aid of President Roosevelt and Congress to permit them to maintain fences on Gov ernment lands, a condition which is now prohibited by Federal statute, and against doing which heavy penalties are Imposed. Hundreds of thousands of seres sre now under fence, notwithstanding the laws against fencing. Only In a few Instances have prosecutions been brought each of which has resulted In conviction and the imposition of the prescribed penalties. In this particular the livestock inter ests have also been defeated. Under the protests which hsve arisen against any amelioration of the conditions existing under the present lews, the Secretary of the Interior has by direction of Presi dent Roosevelt i$s understood notified the parties guilty of sustaining fences on Government lands that they must come down. April 15 wss set ss the date for the removal of all fences, but this date has been extended .until .some time In June st the earnest solicitation of the livestock interests. The Best Prescription for Kalaru. Chills and Fever Is s bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tosjio. It Is simply Iron snd quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 50c More. Fightln? at Panama. Kingston, Jam, April 10. Passengers on the Royal Mali steamer Trent, which arrived here to-day from Colon, Colom bia, ssy heavy fighting wis proceeding in tbe neighborhood of Panama and Bocas del Toro, last Friday. The officers of Trent declare the situa tion on the iHthmus shows no mprove ment. Hot Chocolate, and Hot Coffee and Sandwiches at McSorley's, City JBl3CtrlrIJeht The following rates for Electric Lights furnished by City 'Electric Light System wss adopted. Commercial lighting, 19 candle power out at 12 o'clock night, 50 cts per month per light, 16 esadle power all night,' 75 cts 0 ampher.arejlght out at it o'clock night ft.OO: per mootht meter rate 10ts per K. W. hour. . Residence lighting, flat rate 85c. per light moathiy- mi .at u .o'clock night, all leht75 ets.i Meter, rate 10 cts per K, W pburv AH meter, rstesiobjeot to dlsootittU as follows-rbflls 5.00 to 110.00 10 per cent discount, 110.00 aad over 15 per cent discount If paid within 10 dsys from preceding month, r , All lamps except the I amphebsr arcs will be furnished free wire and eon&eo tioas from main llsa to iasldo.JInty of side walk will be done by City, Vi i n ,; J. J,TOLSONr v. ..,- 'At, City Clerk.. '-"'t' ' '1 y.yl ''14 .K'pW'.'ii. MrBtty ,;. Art CfiaintessBicydesi at cha.m prices ,V v A Btrletlv hirll ffnrln rMtntnritiatntMM i)n-yrin at cno.uu uuea wiLn trie lett 4 mna saioonev Derei (rear -eisctiy am smtr uwkI tn tl. Mlhrai the Cnl limbic 4 hfttnlnM RWMm - a'hra ! tbe Ire tent Bicycle Bargain ever offered tor uie money. . . Only a lew left. "SZ '' , rr ArAt . i A 4-0 sporti::: , '!,'. I..VM. 4 J :' 'V l-M It e Jsf f J IM. HOT WAVfl Of THB WEST. Temperatnre of ;91 Degrees in Kansas City and ti In Omaha. , Omaha, April 20. To.day wasthe hot test April day In 15 years. The thermom eter at 5 p. m., reached 99 degrees, the previous record being 91, The intense heat was mors oppressive owing to the excessive cold weather experienced np to Saturday night, overcoats being re. q aired for comfort during the past week This torrid temperature was responsible for several attacks of Illness, two occur ring in one church daring the day. A con Unoatlon of ths hot weather will prove dangerous to growing grain. Kansas City, April 80. The highest temperature to-day was 91 degrees. A furious hot wind, such as might be look ed for in August, was blowing. Topeka, Ksm, April 20. A dry hot wind has swept over Kansas since esrly morning, doing much damage to vegeta tion of all kinds. Some reports say that the wind has done incalculable harm to wheat. Unless rain shall come within two days the wheat crop will amount to very little. The ground is becoming dry and hard. Lone Pleads For Big Navy. Washington, D. C, April 19. The Secretary of the Navy was before the House Committee on Naval Affairs this morning and repeated recommendations In his annual report for twe battleships, two first-class cruisers and a number of small cruisers. The estimates of the Sec retary were about $98,000,000, but the committee has made a deep cut, and Che bill will probably carry not more than (76,000,000. This may be increased by the House, however, when the bill is re ported the first of next week. Hackbura WS ID It is not good policy to take fore, he insists that you visit his stores when looking for the Newest Lines'of every article kept in An Up-to-date Store. We are showing a Beautiful Line of "Match Sets Em broidery", also Laces in Vals Torchons and Parut de Paris. to aaii ClnriAa in Vnrilnfla Pnf.fma WVi i tn (InnAa MhItmq Piques in fancy stripes, Organdies, Lawns, Dimities and W Nnvnltiea. V Onr Linen Department is surpassed in artistic patterns. ft Prices : - 4giC - - gr Go Way Back and That's the thing to say to i ' the ping hats, derbies and fe: 3 doraa. . Let them' so now. I Straw Batt have the .righi Sit Down sailors,' straw telescope, Mackinaw straws, coarse braids and flno braids, Panamas and Porto Kioo'Sj curled brims and son brims, double brims, clean and well . made. ' The new styles nwait Tonr attention hnrsu ' Tour Summer's nleasnre will de i ptnd mnch on' your hat; If yon bay it hers it will be right $1 wra can bank on lt.- 8traw Hatioo.to $ZM.- J r VV4 !," " vT,,; . FOR ALL PURPOSES, ':' Q. N. -FNNETT. Fine Western Ecf and Million t t'ie mm Vi, List ol Letters Remaining in the Post Offlcs at New Bern, Craven county,XH. C. April si. 19M: . , , " - ' loir's list. B H. Bryant. C Dr. William Cotton, D P. J. DeLanear. H-J. D. Howell, W. T. Hand. M Andrew McGowan, Paul Murray, David Mattes. J Wm. J. Jones, 67 West st P John W. Fatter, care schr. S. E. Porter, Stanton B. Perry. 8 Frank Spencer. W Jackson Wade. WOXKH'S LIST. B Alice Barber. C Delia Cunningham.. D Miss Elmery Dove, Mary Davles. G-M. A. Guthrie. H Louisa Hill, Elizabeth Harris, Lillle Hartley. L Catharine La them. M-8. E. Maddow (Dead Letter.) N-Bmma Neal 608 Middle st. P Minnie Phlfer. R Linla Russell. T Ellen Tyer, W Mary Williams Raven st 109. Persons calling for the above letters will pleass ssy advertised and give date of list. The regulations nowjrequlre thafone (1 cent shall be collected on the delivery of each advertised letter. ' S, W. Hahcock, P. M No Peace Negotiations Yet. London, April 16. Among the morn ing's crop of rumors and speculation regarding the peace negotiations there Is nothing commending absolute cre dence. anything for granted. There complete and has never been Right I - 'gtg - - g, - sg - - g - 4S - - gfC - gA i of '.'.faj..' Straw fedoras, .'atz ' sMMiXMBslsBWslssisl ARMSTRONG, I jXIU v 1 UU H i 1UU a f.!V are offering InV Bo and; fl '' Hi twothls week. :r; s;Jii4;' mmm - f ' If yon do yon should get ' a Btpply of our Sonp while' , it Is g(in Cliosp. v3 1 ' o Hetnz Sfteet Mixed and Plain Cucumber Pickles and Apple Butter, Nico Funit Jellies 5c lb. Queen Olives and Olive Oil. Fancy New Portorico Molasses just received. Fresh lot Cream of Wheat and Na Bob Pancake Flonr. Maple and Fancy Cane Syrnp. Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter. Small Sugar Cared Hams and Shoulders. Fulton Market Corned Beef. Complete stock of Canned Goods. Give me a calL Yours to please, 'Phone 91. JUST RECEIVED Carolina Try them, No cooking whatever prepared for the table in one minute. Also a full line of Heinz & Co's Preserves, Pickles, Evap orated Horseradish, etc. Don't fail to send your orders to us, as we are prepared to meet all competition, and give yon fresh goods and the quick est delivery of any house in the city. Yours to Please, T. TZ. FiiEZEE, Jr., f PHONE 69. 1 Appetizing Thing, We have the most exten sive, stock of appetizing things ever introduced here: Pickles, Sauces, JelliesBuscult, Fruits and condiments gathered from the Occident and Orient crowd each other for room, and the buyer is bewildered by the va riety we offer. Tou have a range of choice, however all of the best, too, and that's just what you want J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad St. Grocer. CCTIErSi Phone Gash i We have the little things 70a need for the house Gold and Silver Enamel, Polish, Paint, Brushes and Varnish, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freerers, Ioe 8havere and Planes, Wash Tubs,. Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, Tinware, Agateware, Sprinklers, Dust Pans, Galvanized Toilet Sets, Fly Traps, Rat Traps, Mouse Trar Famfly. Scales, Call Bells, Dinner Bells, and Door Bella, Stovs Polish, Lamp Wicks and Chimneys. A Feather Duster for 8O0, ! 4 V'i .' -.'.(- ' v A full stock of Sash, Doora and Blinds, Paints, Oils, and BuUders Supplies. Lime at Itetail 20o pk. ;f u St . si. Prompt WlTerr,,. Prioes VSr W ; If Qasklll Hardware Co. ',tt?.v.vf-.lA ' 'TiT-i n uus air i 'i. war aat a A Mother's Horror Croup, ' Croup. : oaa.be prevented If nsed u Wmt and'eured almost Instantly by uslsg , AT BSACHAM'0, Wo. Wholesale A Retail Grosser, ; 71QBrca1 Hi. ttisnawVt.)afsft Wholesale and Retail Oncer, Cor. Broad & Haneock Sis. V Phone 137. TUCKER BROS. 810 North Front Street, WILMINGTON, - - N. O. The plaoe to buy your Cemetery Work at BOTTOM PRICKS. Is , Foreign and Domestic Granite and ! Marble. lettering and Finish the Beat, iend for latest designs. All work delivered. Branch yard, Goldsboro, N. C. Wbhdw, Co. HAVENS, The Old tellable Shoo Xsktt on Middle Street has pleased the peepls lot years with hi work. 1 Caa taoell aU othsrs in th boshMos in thhj si The repairing of Ladles shoe a specialty, " ' - " VJ . s ' I50 KTDDDH STREET. , :. '3.:. ,4-
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