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New Hern, LT. CV Wednesday : Morning, June 14, 1005..
T'wenlj-Fourih Year
Bfl'AVE DECATUR.
fa Itory-vt HI. Fierce Attack ta
Gardner Wi Allen In hi book; "Our
"A Havy andT' the sBrbary;; Corsftlr,": re
' telU the old story of bow Commodore
.- Stephen Decatur, then Jleutenant In
K'the-UnitedStateg navjf attacked: a
Trlpolltan vessel, i The" , incident occur-'$i-t9&
la MOi when. was lying off
"j .'-JV."TrlpoU. Young Decatur bad been told
: ;; that the captain of this vessel had
- ' ' treacherously murdered- his brother,
," , l- -i John Decatnr, after be had surrendered
, U-sl to blm. Mr. Allen writes: "He ran
- alonmlde and at rmea "hoarded with
itacdonoogh and" the remnant of Jhls
mnr;:i rtatatnff flinirlMl an ifMmntftln..
.""V-Ta wto 'of great slse and strength, snd
i;&S$fi':-taa,,iate
V . plke and In attempting to parry 4he
JF V"r ifwatorn cuuass wan uroseu 014.
uic uiif, ivuvuig uuu iw uv wy
f,iSffe ;inent unarmed.; Another thrust of the
iVivJ ' Pike wounded blm In the arm. Decatur
:-3 eled the weapon,1 wrenched It away
;wim lymnniwi wirn nia dntovrm at 7 An.
nd grappled with his antagonist4 Aft-
a abort struggle they fell to the deck,
"gjS'ft with Deoatttr xn
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,''.'5'- tag furiously at
top,
,the two crews were fight
ing furiously about their leaders, and
a Trlpolltan aimed a blowat Decs tor's
bead with bis selmiter, when a seaman
named ' Daniel Frazler, baring both
arm disabled by wounds, Interposed
bis bead and received the blow, which
-' A laid open the scalp. The Trlpolltan
- captain, being more powerful than De-
:'. eatur, soon turned him underneath and,
, ; . holding blm down with his left hand.
: drew a knife and was about to plunge
it Into bis breast, ' ,;
-:y ; ' "Decatur seized the uplifted arm
v :. with bis left hand, while he managed
! ; .J - to get his right Into his pocket, where
i ba had a pistol. Giving it the proper
direction, he fired through the pocket
The giant relaxed bis bold and fell
'i : r dead. Havlncf lost seventeen killed, in
cluding their leader, the seven surviv
ing Trlpolltnns,, four of whom were
i ii ; ' wounded, soon gave up the nght"
' 4 1 makes no difference how long you
''"-lC. "v law Bick, if you are troubled with
maigeswon,, constipation, itver ana Kia-
ney troubles, Hollister's Rocky Moun-
taid Tea will make you well. 85 cents,
'fMSW sal bfT. S. Duffv. .
DlO ypU EVER WONDER ii Ul I h L LOO
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AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT.
V'by a' baby carriage Isn't known as
a. crycycle 1 Z&iV'siifi SikV
Why it Is so much easier to be wrong
than it Is to be presidentT" ;
WLiy some people manage to talk
great deal without saying anything? v
Wis so', many of , our coming 'men
seen) to be handicapped from the start?
iWtar? the- company ' that issues : fbt
(hap lias the only curveless railroad
thereon rj;S14BR5:
UWhy the ' average man invariably
makes a fool of blmaelf every' time h
trjestoactup"! ' . v. .,- '
'Why men are nearly always embar
rassed when they propose either finan
cially of mirm&r-$3i?yi?i
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ACTIVE FOR RELEASE
Special Tax Issues of Railroads ' In
:wil;l!SiThis StateJS-B;:l
Trinity Coll.j t't ttjiaiM Endewmtiit,
CagFnss Fr V ' li'imilll Pol
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as Inttrut la the
Hospital Wovsmsnt.
While it is a practically 'assured fact
that New Bern is to have a hospital the
Qurnal deems it necessary. io say a
word for the public -endorsement of
the enterprise. .' V.j V "
It js well known that no ' such insti
tution can be established without an
outlay of a large amount of money, the
citizens should therefore be Very great-
ful taUt, i. W, Stewart for his gener
osity in providing the building; which is
the greatest expense connected"with, a
concern of this kind.'
RaleiirliF June IS. President Josenk f .
fc.hiW''w -nni a Brown of the National bank ever.!iaB the provision of a building.
to avpid It when weU? - i t-.: i ii today feceived a letter from a maninjThe pec;uUar needs of a hospital require
;y some.meBre-not a cqangeiq we interrar oi we nuiiamg
they Sre piiinted and tome are not as . - s a w "was noi
wMte-W W-mwttmraaMI; originally intended ;f or that purpose.
ClmiattJilhqiilnsr, ' ,' Iwhat they were wprth.:' They sturn out Jxhe repairs will consist only in making
!! 11? I adyises'the Ohio man that they We no Bary;and ;;wil 3Wui isome gready
vlni mrhafiivar: :Three of. them were i -r
In: a
which had recently undergone a change
arimmoirri butiona to the citiams and the cause of
naiiway,eacn oeing i aaiuwwifc viiw charity; seems to have no lend," but j we
one is for the Chatham Eailway.onefcr J appeal ,to people in the-name of human-
the Williamson and Tarboro; and for tty to not let this enterprise suffer for
ikVio-fc.ifai'.i to:. fwant or necessary equipment. The
designs for all the official naif orms., "i.
wish, ;esliawy ;':costumes-verj
aowy." be said, "for the people are Im
pressed", byr them. J- bare here some
sketches jthat-f I myself ..nave-made. "?JVrrJw'?r'S idea of having to remove paUents toa
k:lm.ad toCrMe- tberfonleoimtr , r f ita'iia'-weB-'liey
ideas ns far as ppssiwe. f , y -v- :. Your corresDondent askediTresident w .ii-ij u.w. ,ia.i,on,
The ,aitlst;!eiamined the, sketches . ,, w -1. .tiii T v T .l;T "TT
carcfull'n-"- ''; --v-' - .- .1 a-ugo oi ixmny conegs wm waa - is almost nuicuious. newuera is ine
This," he said, turning the pages, "Is present endowment Dr. Kilgo rephed orny town oi any swe mat nas not a
evidently for the navy and this for the h-fi wag (600 (WO.'lujd that this was Pce liere a person can receive treat
irmy, but, if you please, what Is this U,: ... y.'i - . ' i ment according to the needs of the
a Jcmg plunw on a thretraered - '
jhysiciang are all a unit in favor
That," replied the ichlef oT; itaterv-" !
(travely, "Is for the secret police.".-. - "lit nave ttrgor noowmenis,.Dui, pasri "w-wii ar, gwnn m.
ExtrafineVeal at'the Oak. Meat r1! ' -T ful . for what he has done and thev
ment held by any eoliege. m tne aouui tbot0aghy believe that the public will
are by negro inswuHons, we mnoi toke an -nterest fa movement.
Market
01 Gold Brick Swindlers. : Mr. Garrstt Qrsat-
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'.. tti Oi Scupssrnong Win Maker: s-.
Raleigh, N. C JunelS-In a chat the
other day with Paul Garrett, of North
Carolina-Norfolk, it was learned that
the friends of the gold brick swindlers
who are now in the prison and who are
trying so hard to get out, have moved
heaven and earth to et from outside
the walla-: the men who came to this
state and made so daring an attempt.
The gold brick swindled an old one and
in most cases a socalled Indian is a very
important accessory, as was the case
here,
The friends of these swindlers, who
have so much money behind them rep
resent the-criminal element It is stated
by Mr. GarretVthis element being not
only in Chicago where the swindlers
hall from but also in New. York and
other great cities, for .when Mr." Gar
rett goes to New York, menjclaiming to
be lawyers run after him and ask him
to urge the governor to pardon, these
men. ': ' '. " - -
Mr. Garrett is the greatest manufac
turer, of scuppernong wine in the world
He owns vineyards in Halifax and Cum
beriand. counties and probably other
places, and besides is a very heavy buy
er of these grapes, He manufacturers
wine at Berkley a suburb of Norfolk,
Recently he went to Roanoke Island
and endeavored to lease or buy what is
known as the original scuppernong
grape vine there. ; When your corres
pondent saw this grape vine last it, was
of great size, but within a few years
has been suffered to go down so fast,
that Mr, Garrett says it is now about
20 ft, square, not a tenth of its former
size in fact - The . owner wanted Mr
Garrett to pay him $200 a year lease,
and even at that figure did not seem to
care anything about it
Girls if you want ; red lips, Jaughing r,v,fc.- ehkwsu&wtrt'e
ayes, sweet breath and good looks use I L v... 1 .i-s j '.Vi.
tru;a.'a R.V Mnoin Tfc. wniege anu we ovuw a wub uu
rreatest beautifler known. 35 cents, tne auspices oi ine noixnern m. a.
fea or Tablets,,,, For tale by F. S. jDuf I Church, at Atlanta. . . . " f ' X V.
5l A-iV - Master Mechanic; Jack Bissett of the afternoon in a simnle but Imnres
Peacefully Laid to Rest
;; The funeral services over the remains
I of Maateit,Eune Arnold were held yes-
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The Advantafiei SaW.
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. Table Linen, "Watli Goods,' Siiks.Choice
Colored Lawns, Window, Shades. Prices
will astonish every Buyer.. It costs
tt.ll. 'l. at, '.k.m ' .4Vr,'."--';-t.i J
This sale i strictly CASH,-no goods
sent out on approval, exchanged rot
a taken bacltf
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e novelUt; tne w- j,, wiw ,wu auauj
w insirig " wtirely by Ws frank manner gained the Jre-
!rankpina,rdoing .J, ..n.:-.- - 'i-1','?!
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f.' - PHONE 288 -
42:Pollock StZ Opposite- Post-office
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First and Second Divisions of the Sea- Live manner. The little casket covered
board I Air line has gone to the Baldwin with beauUful offerings of flowers was
t wv. ImmMtrtannawl home Into the cburcn by. Messrs John
engine, all passenger, with cylmder I ' n . I ;, , r
19 x Inches, ' and six foot ) drivers, 1, affecting part of the i aervices was
fitted with piston valves. He ' will re-1 the attendance In a- body of Elmei '
tom'v httlto'-Stamaiii ' liocomotive class in Sunday sehooV each one: carry.
wn. al .ninect five frehrht enirmes 9 bouquet which they put Upon is
-. . : i . J, , 'u: .-r-' casket at the fwrw;'i:
wmcn are, w peueuvereu w u E, was a lad of exceedimrly brkht
pany thia month, In September the cheerful disposition. . .Faithful to
Seaboard Air Line will receive five en- his duties; eager and capable as a schol
(rinse which": Win be -tovelUesAhe He waa oy. who ,won many
valves .arrangement
governed j from the crank pins,
-t-.-.-- j-r r-r 1 Mace For Peace Meeting;
first engines In the south of. this pat J r,r-- t... - ,,,.. .. ,
tern,"vV? Wf'$?:- I .wasmngion, wune ia.-rotii: rfapan
ProfT fe'koie. of the Raleh have suggested the place of
Graded" Schooliis prepartog work on meeting plenipotentiaries. ; In convor-
North CaroUna's ? Federal telaUpns, boii with Minister, Takahira He told
which k to aoMar Uter to i tfai year. president iat Japan wished peace
..j ni Wi- to be concluded- at' uneioo, xnma,
ly to its preparation.
Tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Belle Hay, daughter of Mr. Thos,
P. Hay wil be united in marriage to
Mr. Frank Stronach, the latter being a
son of the late Mr. William C .Stron-
aclv who until hia death was uperin- Fierce Rltl I Pslsas.
Mob,
tendent of the Soldiers Home here; and
ho was so devoted to the car of the
ao, over the
Count Casshil'; has j tokl the president
Russia desires the meeting to be m
SLAUGHTERING JEWS?
Soldlfrs Fir 1st
COOD
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1 Prices Brplcen
Bis Stock on hand, Another car load coming.
Warsaw, Juno 18.--In,the fierce riot
ing which has been going on m the city
of Brestiitdvsk for for forty eight
hours the troops fired on the, populace
in the Jewish quarter , killing 24 Jews
nA ..Aiimlr, 4Q wmmt nf wluifn ara
vary gireat number In anyone, but show 1 1 , ... . ...
. . , ' - . . I Jews. The soldiers are now patrolling
suto.:T:': rvc:'J
The bulletin of- the State Board of
Health for May has been issued and
I shows small pox In 45 counties with no
CliiRa, Crcckcry,,Tiu;aiil Aato Ware,
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'to'ld at VS3i"''aa3iEOCtc3. S'txoot-
. . THAT WILL P'LCVsn THE PCOPLE. ' -
Sal each day from 7:80 a m to TJ30 p m.and Saturday's from 120 a. m. to 12 p
m. This an opportunity of a life time, it costs you nothing to look, so
- come at once. Bpecii I sale f tei week to have room for more cars ef ware
v ; - -: "; HERE ARE 80MK OF OUR PRICES
Cuns and Saucers 20c a i dozon., Plate 23 and 25c a 1 dozon, of beautiful
decorated. " ' ' ,' ''' - . ? ' '- '. ' ' -
$5.60 Toilet Set, 10 piece,-extra large size, beautifully decorated, gold
lined only 2.72, - - .' .', ,' - "
ft. 50 Decorated Toilet Seta, 10 pWcs for $2 39. , -
If you wWi to buy a number of other articlfs in crockery, ellsi7.ps,
jliilm, bowls, cream pitchers, vcgetnblo disheS.eU', w think you will be flossed
with this sale. 1 - V ' . ,
Everything will be almoBt given away. Do not mifw this great chance U
get such genuine barKftins, if you 1I0 you will rgrrt It.
. W110I.KSA1.K Olt RETA1I,.
- . - 2S Mi-Hid fit, or M Ilroad i'U
big that disease is spread from the
coast to the mountains.
J, T. Rogers, alias Lackey, a .white
man aged 58, who was serving a sevc t
ytars sentence from Burk county for
larceny, has made his escape from the
state convict camp on the Wilkeaboro
and Jefferson Turnpike.
In the United States District court
here today the case of J. D. Powell the
Norfolk man charged with swindling
was called. Powell has been out on a
thousand dollars hall for several months
ENGLISH ETCHINGS.
In Ix)nrton the mile of TSIbli'S d
tnurca t!e rniuMiml (! of all me
pupulnr novels of the il"T.
XlinV nrp nut ?7oucr!i quftHnfMl Jn
the streets but muttering are heard
on every side ana a renewal, 01 me
trouble is feared. ' Christians . began
the disturbance when the mob invaded
the Jewish quarters and wrecked
whole street of shops. ' ',
Many Jews used their revolvers in an
endeavor to protect their property but
those were catitrht by mobs and were
ruthlessly beaton. Troops were sum.
moned to protect the Jews and fired
volleys into the nmb but when a sem
blance of order, was restored it was
found nearly all Die dead wore Jews as
were a!o the wounded, EnmtlitovHk
is an important city of Russian Po
land. ' ...
;1 New Arrivals at McDaniei's
5 . Fresh Canned Mackerel, Brook Trout
35 Salmon, Imported Sardines, Domestic
j Sardines, Van Camps Big Hominy in
Pans, Pineapple Chunks, Grated Pineap
ple Queen Olives, Heinz's Baked Bean
Sweet, Mixed ana Plain Cucumber Pick
les. Great Big Sour Cucumber Pickles,
Tea, Fresh Boasted Coltee, Fresh Oat
Flakes, Cream Cheese, Harvey's Small
Hams and Breakfast Strips, and a com-
p!ete stock of general groceries.
J.L.McDaniel
Wholetiale eft Retail Grocer.
Tarker Store. Corner Broad and Hancock Ste.
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The Inn Opens 25th.
Hiss Sue Boyd of Charlotte will be in
charge at The Inn, Black Mountain, this
summer. Miss Boyd has had largexperi
ence in the ' Central Hotel, Charlotte,
the Phoenix at Winston and at Cleve
land Spring and has many friends and
acquaintances. The Inn opens June 26
for the season. '
Card of Thanks.. -.
The officers and members of Eureka
Lodge No. 7 1. 0. O. F. desire to ex.
press their sincere thanks to the ladies
of this city and all others who rendered
assistance im making the Memorial
service a success.
Davis Parker. -
We copy from the Raleigh News and
Observer of June "18th the following
wedding notice which will be read with
interest by the many friends of thebrtde
and groom.
?VMr. I A.. Davis, Miss Estelie Par
ker and her sister, MisC Elisabeth Par
ker, enroute from "Littleton - to their
home in New Bern, arrived in Raleigh
at 8:40 o'clock i yesterday morning.
They were met by Rev, P. A, Bishop,
pastor of Central Methodist church, and
taken to the parsonage.-, -T - x'.'-
; After breakfast, the genial, register
of deeds, Mr. J. J. Bernard, issued
marriage license to them; and at lOilO
their ex-pastor and friend, Mr. " Bishop
united Mr. Davis and Miss Estelie Par
ker in marriage, and the happy couple,
with their sister, left on the 10:30 train
for their home in New Bern.
It : was not a runaway mamace.
They simply Wanted to surprise their
friends and have their pastor and friend
of other days to marry them, and con'
eluded to taks.Raleigh in their, re turn
home and have the ceremony take place
here."1-' if r'
Mr. Davis is a thoroughly reliable
vounir business man in New Bern, - re
spected and trusted by' all who know
him. Miss Parker holds a Strong place
In the confidence and esteem of all New
Bern for her many lovable traits ' of
character. They start life together
strong In the affections of ' their very
many friends, who wish them bon Voy
age with a clear sky and smooth sea.
Mr. and Mrs Davis are well and favor
ably known in the city. The Journal
wUhes the happy young, couple a long
and prosperous life.
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Thoreisnota drunkard upon earth
hom Orrine will fail to cure. It is
sri.-nliiic r'im-.!y for the drink hnbit,
di'-ovcrH hy'.n well known WaKhington
clictni t, iHlrnp!-tily and abxolutely
'mvH the cravinif for drink. Node-
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Small Lot
N C Hams
and Chesterfield Hams,
And a Complete Line oi Fancy and
Fancy Groceries continually in stock at
Reasonable Prices.
Xj 3E3C Ervin,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
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J L. HARTSFIELD,
Contractor and Builder.
OFFIOk 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST. PHONE !3B.
Would be glad to have
any one inspect my Ifoork
as it aoes up.
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For Sale.
Furniture. Pictures, Go-Carts, h
We are constantly adding to pur stock.
and get our prices :
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Call
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vf8aco-wwr to IMo8wajr and Taylor,
93 Middle Street.
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-W are ofTering a big 'reduction on all ew ,
Spring and Summer Boils. W have eighty-five ";
'two piece Suits In Flannels, Homespun ' and ''
Crashes at from $4.00 to 19.tO.7 8touta, Slims t
and Regular. ! W can fit you and save jroa V ::
from two to five dollar on your Summer Suit
We also a big variety of Tan and Patent leather,'.'.
Oxfords. AU si stripe add width. 1 ' -
' Kcw lot of nice Straw pats just received. ' . : ,J -
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