North Carolina Newspapers

Vol. XXIII.-o. 33. lueiitj-Fc-tirik Year New XXern, IT. Ch Thursday Morulng, May 11, 1905.; - Tfcey ate Only M r You Can Find all the New 1 thing? at 3 8M SMitchetl &Co j They have received new Neckwear and Kelts. 5,000 white Duck Belts with nickel or gilt Bucket and they are only 10c. J, M. Mitchell & Co., . PHONE 288. 43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTyTTTy I Another lot ot those Nice N. C. Hams. FHESIi 3LT FOX Fine Sweet Mixed Pickles in bottles and in bulk. Alo Heinz Cukes in Vine gar, loose and in barrel. Agency for ROYAL BAKING POWDER. All Goods Fresh and Carefully Selected. We solicit consignments of all kinds of Country Produce and Guarantee Prompt attention and Quick Returns and will promise the Highest Prices that can be obtained. Give as a Trial A TZXTTZ1 CF HEALTH SB i PBl'MIE. Absolutely Pure (LS ISO SUBSTITUTE, GRAVES DECKED WITH FLOWERS. CONSIDERED. SERIOUS. Condition of General lames D. Glenn. Two Hundred Delegates at ledgs Meeting. Memorial Address Ruly'i Battery -Stats Charter. 6attU-Kllgo ,. Cim tat lor . ' . Thsrtdny. Raleigh, N..C. May 10-Np materiaUgQtj, for BrunswicK, Ga., for STRANDED AND DESTITUTE. ThrM Ship-Wrecked- Salter Risen Vhls " u Pari Wednesday and Tall of Uauwal "f :c ' MarlUmt Ofiastsr. Patrick Sharpe, James Summers and Henry Lanken, three able bodied sea men arrived on the 9 o'clock train Monday morning from Morehead City and reported the casting away of the vessel upon which they were employ ed. lite ill-fated ship was a three masted schooner three hundred and eight tons burden, the D, D. Haskell, Captain Ernest Torroy, of Deer Island, Mil., and sailed light from New Conn., April l-i 3HE Ervin, Wlilsale and lie tail Grocer. No. 81 South Front St. i.niiAiiliiAAAiAiilllli AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ODODOaODODO DODOODOD SOCOOQ Ladies Neckwear We have just received the prettiest lot of Ladies Neckwear we have ever shown; Turn over Collars in all the new est designs at 10c to 60c, Match Nets 60c to $2.0fl, beautiful line of linen match sets. Also new lot of Queen Quality Ox lordV Panama flats, Negligee Shirts, Un derwear, Suspenders, Belts, etc for men ,J. J. BAXTER.: Mamorial Day Passes With Fitting Cere- monle atThaatra and Cemetery. There was a magnificent assembly at the New Masonic Theatre , yesterday afternoon which attested in a most em' phatic manner the place the Confeder ate soldier has in the heart of every true southerner. Storm has no terror when the cause of the derailed soldiers is to be heard and though the story of their bravery be ever so often told, the rehearsal is very pleasant and interest' ing. The rain came just before the exercises commenced and doubtless kept a few away but the great mass of people showed their love and gratitude in a free hearted manner. The exercises at the Theatre were conducted as indicated by the program published in yesterday's Journal. Capt. Matt Manly presided and introduced the speaker, Gen. W. R. Cor, of Tarboro. His address was a brilliant discourse and evidence ot appreciation was given by ' the audience at frequent inter vals. He said that no people would be re jected who had not enough respect for thems jives to respect their ances tors. This, he said the people of New ern had. Her sons had made the Old North State famous. The eminent jurist and poet Gaston, on whom if only the fact of the song was credited to him, it would be suf ficient to give him immortal glory. The scholarly and ecclesiastical Craven whose interest in education won him a name and reputation cherished far be yond the boundaries of the State. And there were many others who may be accounted as belonging to New Bern who have come to be bright and shin ing lights in the history of the Stat. He spoke finely of the re-united na tion, the strength and glory it had at tained and of the part Southern men had In maintaining those elements of the nations greatness. It kn't sectional ism that makes a nation; no south; but men who ross above sectionalism and nude their duty to their country para mount to all others. The address waa inspiring and listen ed to with wrapt attention. Ths pro cession formed at the Theatre was made of a long Una of Veterans, Sons of Veterans, Daughters of the Confederacy, Naval It us sues, sod Military Academy Students, M by the Knight of Pythias Band. Brief exer cise were held at the eemoUry and th graves wr wsll covered with beautiful flowers. X cccocccscccooncoDo cccoccco 33 3R. T O I CAROLINA BRICK CO., PlaaU si Clwkj, tljmaa Sldtnt, Klastoe and ItataaooTllW , Annual Ganacltv 15.000.000. : - Hevtag saoUlUd MooWw Dry Kline w art bow anfwrtd to funtUh th Reel - vvHmnf pm vhvtvi pi win nwiffv : PB1CEH GUARANTEED. - t It Y WAN KUlTIi: COJUMNY " ! IUH, N C ' f t . SaJlla Agl HAVE ALWAYS THIED . iy fi ' BOND BID AWARDEO. to fi t the Bm4 ftmA,t Shrm Vshw for pmr awoiwy 0sJ w eould tmi. : With WW f-l'7 nf m.tr.l aay. , t-kr fi jt om a4 't fir. f U''! M sM It ' SUts RMsvtstll.44Pra4s. tevsrasr Gless Is a ear set Ptsst IsnellHis Ispy. Special U Journal Raleigh N C May 10-Uxls for fZO, 000 4 per ceot Unds as settMSMtit of the South DskuU JndgiMAt, sod Shaf for IlnM. holdings, of oU North CaroU m beads, wsr mb4 ks oAes of SUU Trsssttrw today, Ms, ad taw Wds ssrardsd to Tenrftaaad, Scott A Co., ' ft gJUr kAd C A. Wehb A Co. Aidis- vtUs. as t(Wt bidders, Uwir bid b ing lot, 17 flat, a pvwsjihiia af tl&,40, M lha Ux tndds bring into SuU . at bid was IWkw Walts A Co and Sfla Bros. iUMmnra, ilOt.41 stlia btUrwt Hugh MrlUs sod C. WiUaOiasi M la a bid the whole Ian at tZ,V and mmm V dU 48rer. Onr. Cka has sn4 btvilalJoSi Is Ulivf s4ilraH WclafM aft fr ywilt Ha U mu i-.fc X. C AMNti.ia t A J t'f t K Ot!f;!t Aitert!!, T f ' r "'W.t . 1 ' l ("i ,f I) t r chance is reported in the condition of Gen. Jaa. D, Glenn, brother and private secretary to Gov. R. B. Glenn, who suf fered an attack of something like pa ralysis yesterday that affected his mind so that he lost his identity while travel ing from Greensboro to Raleigh. His coalition is regarded as very serious. There are two hundred delegates here attending the North Carolina Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows which convened last night and will continue in session through tomorrow. All of todays ses sion was devoted to routine business of the lodge and it is expected that the election of officers for the ensuing year and the selection of a place for the next Grand Lodge will come up tonight. The principal feature of the observ ance of Memorial Day here was the de livery of an address on "Manly's Bat tery" by Col. W. L. Sanders, who was a member of the battery. This was in the Metio.olitan Hall under the susj i ces of the Daughters of the Confede racy and the Ladies Memorial Associa tion. There was a procession to the Confederate cemetery where the graves of the Confedrate dead were decorated and then there was the serving of lunch eon to the Feterans by the ladies in Capital Square. The day was a de lightful one and was observed very gen erally in the city as a half holiday. An amendment was entered in the of flee of the Secretary of State today to the charter of the Observer Publishing Co. of Charlotte, increasing the capital from 150.000 to $100,000. Of the stock subscribed Lottie Caldwell holds, I; J P. Caldwell 199; D. A. Tompkins 219 and Jno. Ross 1 share. The Vaughn-Crutchfield Co., of Win ston-Salem, is chartered to conduct i wholesale grocery and jobbing business The capital is $100,000 authorized and $30,000 subscribed. The W. T. Carrington Lumber Co. of Durham is chartered with $12,000 capi tal and the Farmers Ginning and Supply Co. of Gills Station Vance county capi tal $15,000, A. R. Rogers principal i i-corporator. The contract of the printing of the 136 volume of the North Carolina Su preme Court Report has been awarded to the Seaman Printing Co. of Durham. Capt Jno. Ducket of the state de partment of education left today for Wilkes county to deliver several address on local education and the improve ment of school houses ajkd grounds. There wss another lengthy argument this morning in the Wake county supe rior court on the question of the contin uance of the notsd Gsttis vs Kilgo dam ags suit, the result being that the ease Is set for trial Thursday rooming of this Jlge deaysd the snctioa oo th part of defendants counsel for the case to be continued for thstarmoasc-count of death of Washington Duka father of a N. Duka, obs of ths defsodanta. The case R. si. Jomsvs Ths Durham Water Co. will as argued oa appeal la ths snprscB eourt tomorrow, tt being a ease la which damage ts draanded becauM the water pressars was off 1 1 thsUiaaaf ths burning of the store i f lbs plaintiff. Maantnf Arajh Mprssswt ths plaintiffs aa-fWIoatoa A Bryaat ths dWfsndaaU. 5 cargo of lumber. It seems that the voyage must have been a long tedious one as nine days had been consumed in making the place of the accident. No particulars as to the' cause of the slow progress could he ascertained, the sailors being somewhat reticent, not wishing to say anything that would reflect on their captain. It seems that some miscalculation had been made and the vessel grounded be fore the nearness of land was real ized. " The accident occurred Tuesday morn ing at 1:30, the schooner running hard and fast upon Core Bank. All efforts to release her being of no avail. At 3 o'clock the life saving crew of Core Bank sighted the wreck and went to the rescue, but it was not effected until six o'clock in the afternoon. Three of the seamen immediately set 1 o it for Atlantic and from there were transported to Beaufort, thence to New Bern, whore they arrived as above stated, and where they are waiting to secure passage to their homes. The re mainder of the crew, the captain and three others are still at Atlantic. It is said that there is no hope to save the vessel, and that it is fast going to pieces. I Fairbanks Cottolene in 2 and 1 4 lb. tins at 10c lb. Absolutely pure Fruit Jelly in glass es (assorted) just received. Harvey's Small Hams and Kreabfast Strip. Fresh Cakes and Crackers. Don't you need a good Broom and Door Mat? 3 Complete assortment of fresh Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Fresh Fox River J JButter received every week. Fresh Oatflakes, Rice and Grits Fan cy Syrup and Fortorica Molasses 10c qt. J. L. McDaniel Wlioffwalf & met sill 2rooer. I arker Store. ( oriuf blond :iu! Ilatiiotk Sts. Healthy, happy babies. Mothers say that Hullister's Uocky Mountain Tea in the greatest baby medicine in the world Makes them strong, well and active. 36 cents Tea or Tablets. For sale by F S. Duffy. I haueall size in Pearloss, Iceland and Wonder f rom 2 quart to 8 juart, 1 over bought and will sell elu-ap Big stock Wajrer Coolora on hand. Re member the Peerl '33 aceUind is the bi'St. Ice Cream Soda at McSorlcy's. J. S. Notice To Truck Shippers. New Bern, N. C. May H, 190S. Commencing Tuesday, May Uth, l'JOTi, Atlantic & North Carolina (xmpany will run two daily truck trains from New Bern to GoldMboroconnocling with the Atlantic Coast DiHpatch and South-1 ern Railway for all Eastern Cities uml Western points. Train No. 2 will leave N'rw Horn it j a. m. connects at Ooldisborowith train scheduled to make New York market nn the 3rd morning. Train No. 18 will leuvc New Bern at 2:00 p. m. making connections at Colds boro with train scheduled to make New York market on the 4th morning. Train No. It will also make clone con nection with Southern Hallway at Colli boro for North and South Carolina points, Lynchburg nd Koanoke, Va. S. L. DILI-, SuH'rintcndent. That Beautiful Cloti. enmea from ths vsrnlsh In Devoe's V'ar nlah Floor Psint; costs Ave cents mom a quart though. Sold by E. W. Smalg waA. Large Stock of Mattings At Reduced Prices. Furniture, 'Stove's, Rcfriirenitoi I (jiHxls pui'c'haSL'd from ii.-o-.w;i KKIH New arrival of picturi'S ami I made and fitted. v. '.tT '. t ,. ;i :md 'I .i lor art' 'Lit l'KU KS. ani"-'. Picture Is and House Furnishing oflVml at CKKATI.Y Mouldings, etc. Frames Hucce 93 Middle , ai.'l Taylor, Street. Afl worm shoo Id strive Uoe bosod fal tWaty ruisa stank md. HelUs tsr'f itoriry afosntaia Tea brings red Una, bright eyse and troasa-l&e Cos, aisaioa, Ktaata, TeaarTabWU, for sate by r. S. Daffy. Ca Cans, Istast sty at arw trie. Job B. Ins, at MUdW W. A fiead RaralfUj, "War Dow fort," a rwal drams of th aaj sort wss ptaytd by tha Dsvta DrWJ) CaoTrnr kvrt tM. It aatey fuB of sympathy slWSJid ptajur4 with aa art that was M m,yrfM. W llkins snd rrof. Daw m ths svirMy ad ths rr acVf ef Rni Vilu Umi by fetta FrrrMuSisas pijt4 with fromtrsfcls ftS. TK. tM I'm fswiis TmK I yiM i'Jk j4 t M. Jim Jim I'fik'jiy s t'X ' Iurs Lard, kettle dried at home, 1 1 omts per pound at the Oaks Market. ti A. If ICOlsTs. D0NT fiC CARELC.13 1 ,W f f. UK. jMtiiri 1 - 1 t I mhi ii mm fir. Si hii tf Ywat hvmm m tmm9 hmm S. ' 1mw I. .i ' Ml Wk rmm rmm m0t M I n.'H r" M MM I O Krmm. m i.i.i tow to ta 4 tmmr . Ww y. hwi. fcifcw l . . , I p. In 4 0 i mi.iinMniinn m m fm mmitmm i mmmm . . "WE UATiE J UT inKVEIVEa) AN UP-TO DATE LINE -OF Blue Serges and Worsted Plaid in Square and Sack cut nioiltl Alfto nobltv line ol i liillreii Ciol III njt. HOWARD BROTHERS Under Holel Hazelton. IVn't fail to Mfurr position N ail b-r n. lirrn. Many othrri. i r . it ion a. 1 Write fur -I'.T.ii! diTtT t. .w holtlinjT frxwj pi. ires in New ;in(u. other min. I j(. hern. S NIW BERN " l. sV HXl'Nl AI, VAIslIE I.VJ Ladies Lisle Thread and Cotton Summer Underwear. We hava Btsds an entire rhango In our line of Mn Hosiery of which m, 1 . u mrT otulitr of C.itiuino MrmlorT dye In Lisle AmL Oaosa and LM efTwts. We can give you nads for T and ItkV . - Bs sars sod try ihrm. th; IlEJT MIS.4ES HoSs fbsaa ' Sooth frsnl A Its fffs. - 3D- REYNOLDS BROS. iiw hiioi: htoiii: 01 l:road Dtrcct. X'nrLrr HnHtllfis. ! '4i t"f 'I r.!'j"'y. Onnosltd Post Office. btsil orders jUsaWef ul atlU. lbir-pl seat OS appUeatioa. Maii '' M I. I, ; BlaKK BOOKS . !); tM of hat " 0pir4 IVote Jot nflwj r Owen 0. During Spalding's 1905 Base 'Ball Guide Hav ArrJ?od - AJoe a full Una af BaOs . ru. Mitts, Gkuvae aad rtt line af Lswa fan- a he Spurting CsW. T.