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t7 ( i'i'-.'i" VOLXXIII.-NO. 2S6. T T - , , 1 ' T- T T N C. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1906 TWENTY-FOURTH YE VTTTTYTTfTfVfTITT'tTTTTTTTVTyTTfyTyTTfttffTf' TVVVVWVT Each Day Brings Something New , NtW NICK WEAR NEW HVCK (MKS Turn-over Collars at 1.0 and 15c. Chiffon Stock Collars at 25 and 50c.'. .Children's Patent Leather Belts at 15c' . Ladies Beautiful Silk Belts at 25 and 50c.' " Gold Band Belts at 50c., . , - - V New Back ancTSide I 15 and 25c. ' Puff.Combsat25c.v' J m Mitchell & Co., : i '.j rnuiit. t ' 6 lr Pollock St., Opp. Gaskill Kdw. & ' f The Painting Season is ; 1 ; Use. Heath &, Milligan; of colors.;, , -. - , . v . . ' r ; " : ' Two Cars-of Windows and doors just to hand." r ' -. fc Ellwood Wire Fence, Lime and Cement, '-1' . We are in a position to give you right prices. ' ' ' - ' ' ' " ''. " ' ' ' ' " PhoneM - " Furniture and Household : Goods. ;. We desire to call your at r tention to" our complete line of Furniture. Our stock is ' being increased daily by the best goods on the market - GoCarts. We. have a new Jot ,of baby , carts in all styles at prices which will meet with i approval. ; : - - J. S: MILLER " t'1; New Bern N. C. ' - - , ' . , ..... ; '. -yyy-rn.,,, Lumsden & Stith f IXSUKANCK AOKNCY. - Strong Line ot Fire Insurance Com ' ante. . . - - AU OatinoMiro-nptl attendel t . CflalKnal i Full -supply of th2 best quality llard Coal in Broken, Egg. Stove and Chestnut sizes. - , ' - Also the Celebrated Poca- .honta3 Steam and . Domestic lump. All ordcr3 given prompt and personal attention. Phone 34 . ' ' Office and Yard No. It. Craven Street Ilcllister SXox II 1 WWII 11 II i n nrninrrn- 1. U. tUK) L i Torch Columm. I-Iji!.-. Bil- I'.l.r.tcrt. Or.!!-, Mi nth srl f :; r 1'! ;.k:. r h ?.-:. 1 U : Yi :rs, .,: Wt-' h;. I t , . . . , i t NEW BELTS 7 NEW SIDE COMBS Combs to match at 10, : 1 ' ' , ; r too - r , , - Episcopal Church c J Supply Co. now at hand. ' .- ' None better, vFull Line J. L O'jUp S CO., ' North Car olin ' - Leading Florists. - ' . r , . , M :"' ' n i . - -.., . , Rosea, Canutloni ud VioleU ft ipec ' laity. AU Flowers in season. Wedding Bouquets and Floral Decora ' ; j tlons at short notice, v. Palms, Ferns and Winter Flowering Plant in greatfvariety. . " Rotebashea, Shinbbery, ETergreena, Hedge Plants, and Shade Treei. - in best leading Tarletlea - Mail, Telephone and Telegraph Or dir promptly executed, by , . : J. L. O'QUINN 4 CO.", . ; Baleigh, N. C ' All Phonet 149. Sash. Dear; and Mi No. n Hancock St., New Bern, N. C Haying yut in a line of up-to-date machinery to do all kinds of boose building work, turning, etc., at the same old stand on Hancock street, I am prepared to fill all orders at short notice and In the beet and latest style. All orders entrusted to me will bare my ersonal attention. IM.2 GrERA HOUSE I ' , Saturday. March t Thi Cmtest Play ol Dccadt ; A Jolly American Tramp By E. E. KIDDER, Author "A Foot lUlaUao, Tcful Vallry," eta. k SPLEKD1D TRIUVPH CF AVE RI CH DRAMATIC CLM'JS Tjtiichtof r.oTfmil rorj-'l.lfl rr!l I inliinf, Inthraliinr. l-r'Tcty Novell vTitkiTiI ;,,Uil.in I SPLENDID COMPANY ' GIUNI) l'llLSKNTATION l'cpulftnty M1n Boot , . r,l 7. Gallery , , , Si-fuKv, Maw h i",h, 1 The Ul l.f , (M-'umi ' t t V: 0 I J Tin: coi:vTcrc DAu:-".'.'.:-:: . . . . 1 1 1 . I i i y.it:.:s::s testi:,.:. Show Dr: Kalthsw to b Ktnttliv Is Bd Ships. Grind lury Bring PrntmnU Against Southern Railway Employs. Special to Journal Greensboro, March 2. Many witnes ses were examined by the defense in the Matthews trial today. A Greens boro witness testified that Dr. Mat thews for , months, had been mentally unbalanced, old patients testifying they had discharged him because of his strange conduct and conversation, one saying, - he had been crazy twelve months. . Witnesses from Durham who saw Matthews last Thanksgiving there, where he was raised, said they would never have recognized him, he was such a complete wreck, mentally and physi cally. Other witnesses related instan ces of relatives on both fathers and mothers side, who had died of Insanity, one drawing herself, ' and his grand mother killing a child by smothering it in her arms. - , Professor Davis the university chem ist who made the test for Coroner Tur ner of the contents of Matthews syringe, testified that he made .thorough and complete test for strychnine, and there was not a trace or iv na naa any strychnine solution ever been in the tube, it would surely, have permeated the powder, which was morphine. The grand "Jury today before being . dis charged . brought its presentments against three employees of the South- era Railway for criminal negligence and causing the death of five menin the wreck here on the night of Febru ary I2th. v v ' Good Things to Eat. -Just listen while J read you what the cooking branch will have at the Bnke at Mrs. P. W. Hughes this morning. Sale begins at 11. o'clock: .' -'? . Cakes, orange, black chxlhto, nut, cocanut, small eakiw, cream cakes, teed blocks, a variety of pies, cream deserts jelly, home made bread, beaten biscuits. jellied tomatoes, hick en salad, and beef tongue. ' Remember first come, first served, cVrv'VX'.''.'',', New York Cottoii Mtrket r; The following war the opening and dosing pric on the New York, 'Cotton Exchange, March 2. ' - ; , - V Opea High . Low . Cloae 10.46 10.66 10.80 Mch 10.84 10 48 , 10 84 May , 10.65 10 67 10 66 . July-. 10 68 . 10 82 . 10.68 RecelpU -23,622 ':' 'xt ' Uat year, a,643. r " 'V Desirable Property for Sale Two City lota, 60 and 60 x 214, feet One r." 60 x ISO feet, including church building, 1 large pipe organ, 1 hot air heater. Sold either separately or collectively. Apply to r - ' . T. A. Green, ) " J. W. fiuwart, Com. J. J WoUenden, ) B7 eef.:i concrci & FERTILIZER QL3 M AKUT A CTU EIU OF ' C:lt:i Sd Precis C.J lul: Fertilizers NEW BERN, N. C. lUvra, lxi.ij I) .0. 1, I i, iCI t I mile m m - "i Taken at Fort Monrof, 1852 . April. Chief Justice Suprtmt Court Rhod Island Bsarsr oi Flag. Warm Reception Accordtd Visitors. Speeches. 01 AccepUnce. History ' -: - oi Flaj. T -- - (Special CorrespondenceJ . Raleigh, March 2.- A battle fl made by the hands of North Carolina women carried in fierce service by the hands of North Carolina men taken as the fruit of war at the fall of Fort Monroe April 26th, 1862, by the army in blue was this morning brought back to North Carolina 1 by special escort headed by Judge ,W. W. Douglass, Chief Justice of the Supreme court of Rhode Island. ;: Others in ' the - party were A; H, Larkin, New York, Messra Studley, Shepley, and Watson,'- from the north country, M. J. Perry and F. S. Gannon of the A. & N. C. Ry, - W W. King; M. W, McClure, of Norfolk, and J. F, Case, of New York" City..; A sort of spirit of evenness characterized the movement' of the Mlag it ; being brought down both by northerners ana southerners over the S A. , L. Road but In a southern railway car,that used f ir; private purposes . by"! President Spencer. - The party remained in the car until ten o'clock this morning when they were met by a reception : commit tee made up of the following named gentlt men: Lieutenant Governor , Win ston, Major 'Jas4 V? Johnson, J. .G. Brown and R. M. Phillips, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce .; and Indus try. : Carriagea were in .waiting and the entire body were driven about over reity, carried to the Soldiers Home and the Federal cemeterv. the tate mu seum, and many other points of inter est about the Carolina eapitoL , : : .. ' After this outing and A short resting spell the party proceeded to the Senate Chamber where the Impressive , cere monies attendant upon the return of the flag was witnessed by throngs of people.- The chamber was beautifully decorated with flags of .four kinds, most eonspicious in the arrangement was the battle flag of the Confederacy which rested between two large United States flags and just over the flag of North Carolina. About the columns in graceful arrangement were displayed the small bunting emblems of the State of Rhode Island. . These together with a rich conformity of red, , white and blue surmounted by golden, eagles produced 'the handsomest effect yet accomplished In any , Raleigh decora tions. General Julian S. . Carr, com mander of the State Veterans Associa tion presided over the exercises, Lieu tenant Governor Franceia D.; Winston made an address of welcome, and the chief justice of Rhode Island presented the old Southern banner , that bears within its folds an unspeakable history. Speeches of acceptance were made by chief justice Clark of ' the Supreme court of North Carolina, State Auditor R. F. Dixon, Lieutenant John W. San ders of Beaufort, the ranking surviving officers of that company which first bore the flag to the front. " . Tne flaf Is of the regular Confedera cy pattern with the white, blue - and red tri-cotor and silver stars. Two dates, that of Mecklenburg's Indepen dence and the State's secession are in scribed upon it. The scarred relic was made by four sisters in Beaufort who were Mioses Mary and Henrietta Rob inson, Mrs. Cinderella Poole and Mrs. Sasan Uowland, These ladiee will be represented by descendants, Mrs. C A. Claweon, Jr., Mrs. W. S. Roblnaon, who are daughters f Mrs. Poole and Nannie and EHa Howland, daughters of Mr. Eunon Howland. Compiiuy B of the liflh Rhode Ul and troops sucreM in taking the flag in that time of warfare from Company II Tenth Carolina Confederate tnxips. It waa given to CavL Arthur I) jttcr of I'rovi Ititir, R. I., who was th or ganlzr of l!,at battalion of which com pany t, was a part. At Ui captain s df-ath his widow brntowrj the faj upon tha Rhode Ifl'nrd Veterans Atw-riati'Ti with the f rcf rnc-rit that it h"uhl le re' i to t! il. ft of tl.8 ahi.h It .1 r r r ', t t I ' " , ' i : it t' " G.if was r-rap- !! rnrr; t 1. Af:-r t i'. V ,st a--. I ' .- v t fr f 1 I n V i r i i... r i DELIBERATE AND VICIOUS M'JRDER Such Is the Killing of Mrs. Matthews By v . . . i 1 Her Husband Shown to be by Evidence In Case. , . , . (Special Correspondence.) Greensboro, N. C, March 2. In the Matthews trial yesterday, County Coro ner Turner and Dr- Z. T. Brooks, two of the physicians who. attended Mrs. Matthews during the day of her death from poison were examined by the prosecution and their testimony was concluded , before V court adjourned. Their testimonj , together with that of Minnie Walker, the colored cook, and Mrs. Hay made out of the most diabolic al eases of deliberate and Vicious mur ders ever conceived of. While all the witnesses testified that Dr. Matthews was under the influence of morphine all the time, .and his conduct was that of a demom, they all persisted in the state ment that he was perfectly rational and deliberate in everything he did. Dr. Turners explanation of the test made of the hypodermic . syringe at Greens boro by himself and at Chapel Hill by Dr Davis was very interesting.' Mrs Hay's cross examination was rendered impossible yesterday by reason of the f ict that just as she finished her direct examination, she fell headlong through the door of the grand jury room; in an epileptic fit and had to be carried home i i a carriage. . Hei1 cross examination will be had when she recovers sufficient ly to come back. Rapid progress was made yesterday and this morning court net at nine o'clock when Dr. Farrar, another physician Who witnessed Mat thews actions, was. the first witness, bis testimony being largely corrobora tive of that of the other physicians. The evidence yesterday revealed an un heard of series of demoniac conduct :; f . The Conylcfs Daughter." ' : The good old melodramas of twenty years ago are on the shelf and some oi the current ones ought to join them. 'The Convict's Daughter", that will be seen at the New Masonic Opera House Thursday March 8th is unlike and far above the commonplace plays of its class. The plot is original and reason ably developed in five acts . of intense action, sensational action and scenic realism, eclipsing all previous efforts in stage mechanism. ' , . i In every clime its colors are unf urlod Its fame has spread from sea to sea; Be not surprised if fat the other world, You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea. I, 1 -" "-For sale by F, S. Duffy.' J-. Charter - Granted, Insurance Commissioner Yoang 'has granted the application of , citizens of Kins ton to establish an Insurance Com pany 'at Kins ton and the ..following Board of Directors were elected: J. W. Grainger, F. C Dunn, N. J. Rouse, J. VL Parrott, D. Oettinger, R J. Becton, R. C. Strong, H. E. . Mosely, J. - . Hood, H. D. Harper, Sr., J. L. Taylor, and J. A, McDanlol' It is to be known as the North Bute Mutual life Insur ance Co. -' ..?;.';' .'.!''.. ." The Orlfllsal . - -.''".'m Foley 4 Ca. Chicairo. originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account or tne great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are offered for uie genuine, ask lor t oiey s uonev and Tar and refuse any snibstiUite of fered as no other pretaratioa will give the same satisfaction. It is mildly lais Uve. It contains no opiates and Is 4niest for children and delicate persons. t or sals by Davis Pharmacy. ; , Sander Store March 1st A bllitard struck here on the 27th Inat accompanied with rain and hail, and today it is very cold and windy. Pro. D. C Geddie filled his regular pxjlntmrnt here Sunday, and preach d an Mcellent surmon to a large and attentive audience. Our school baa closed at Welcome, an I our teacher Mi Maud Hill ha gono home to isewporl. We wer sorry to her go aa nhe U a g'md t'-acl.er, and n rcpii nt lady. I'.r. Jo! n A. Conaway andMme Mag ; " ; 1-,,'h, iKith OI I jilare, wer r, -.rr, lent1.? l'Uh Inl. We. ifch 1 B 1 at-, 1 her j f l.fc. !'. i I i a 1:. '1 h.-.a tin ir t-n Itad ; t "i - v : t hr-T l;. rh'-r, ?i'r. ; i'. i in v-ty I( wi'h . :... Wo , i a !:' n w .i fec'ivrr ! CAUGHT Recognizes QHp I W as Epidemic . A Southern Judge Benefited. Judge Horatio J. Goes, Hartwell, Ga writes: "Some five or six years ago I had a very severe speU of grip which loft me with systemic catarrh. - "A' friend advised me to try yonr Pernna, which I did. and was Imme diately benefited. The third bottle com pleted the cure." for Catarrh and La Grippe. Mr. Edgar L. Benn, San Ar.tonio. Tex., member of the Orescent Comedy Co., writes: take . pleasure in recommending Perana for catarrh and the la grippe. Three bottles have fixed me op until I feel like a new man. "In tact, it has become the standing remedy of our company, which has been bothered with sickness most all winter. until we got hold of your valuable remedy. "Too. can always find a bottle in one of the members' rooms. We cheerfully recommend it to UtejrahUo." . i STOLEN LAUNCH FOUND. Boat task la Name River. Probably Scut- :V' use by Thieves. The gasoline launch Violet, belonging to Mr. J. W. Hoffis which "was. etolen from tne Trent warehouse 'dock hut week, Saturday morning, and which was . aavernea tn uie Journal waa found yesterday sunk in Neuse river aboqt two miles from New Bern near the quarantine station, - ' The captain of a passing tug report ed that a sunken boat was lying in the river at the point mentioned and Mr. Mollis went and found that it was his boat' ' " - V, ;'- ' He engaged a crew to raise tt and found that there was a .hole stove in her but that she wss not damaged be yond repair. - In fact it. will 'take but little to put her In the aame condition she was before she waa stolen. ' The boat was. towed into the dock last night - --; . - " There) is no trace to the miscreants but there is evidence to show the boat was scuttled and that the persona es caped In a small boat. Women's Club Attention.;"," The members of the Library Exten sion Department of the Wotrmn's Club will meet in the library room U i morning at II 30. All member "ff lh cluh are oed to be preeent to attend to buninoa of Important. 1 . Wra. M. M. Varka, , , . . Becty. - For ono weok only. inning February CI. "Vo will givo with c 'h 25 cent purclutno of any in rt c!:. 1 CD pur- cf in 1 .11 BY: THE GRIP-. RELEASED; BY Crip Resulted In Catarrh. Miss Alice Bielke, Treasurer Yonng Women's Society of the Lutheran Church, Menasha, Wis., writes: "I gratefully acknowledge the good that Teruna did me after I had been sick with la grippe which left me in a very weak and emaciated condition, with catarrhal trouble of the head and cars. "My mother suggested that I take it to build up my strength and rid myself of I ho trouhlrpoino catarrh, and it acted wilh wonderful apecd. "I was able to resume my work inside of two months and I am in splendid health now." One reason why Toruna has found permanent use lu so many homes is that it contains no np.rr'.-'tlofi of .nT kind. Peruua Is p-fu.-:ly harmless. It can be used any length of time withont acquiring a drug habit. Poruna does not prodnco temporary resulta, it relieves permanently. At HACKBURNS STORES, If you trade you will be pleased. To then quit. ; NEW " We hitva just received a new line ol Colored Livens and Organdies and it new lot of Whitn Livn India Linens, etc. AW a big lot of Em broidered Shirt Vaiat Patterns, Lace Collar anc? Turn-Over Collars. Ladies Patent Leather kin- (!! ' V Oxfordaand Shoes in the Newest J Spring Wc invite you to calland ccc them. PE-RlJ-NA. U Crlppc; Is Epidemic Catarrh " 'h- ''- I. I. i ii. TT spares no class or nationality. Th A cultured and the Ignorant, the aris tocrat and the pauper, the masses and the classes are alike mtbject to la grippe. None are exempt-all are liable. Grip is weU named. The; original French termj la grippe, has been short ened by the busy American to read "grip." ' , Without intending to do so, sV new word has been coined that exactly describes the case. As if some hideous giant with awful grip had clutched us in its fatal clasp. Men, women, children, whole towns and cities are caught in the baneful grip of a torri ble monster. . , -, r ; Have you the grip? Or, rather,' has the grip got you? If so, read the foU. lowing letters. :. These testimonials speak for thnm. i selves aa to the eflioacy of Pernna in cases or la grippe or its after-effects i ' A Preventive for Colds and La Grippe,' Mrs. M. Woodruff, 2406 Central Av Minneapolis, Minn., writes: ' j ' "I cannot praise your remedy too highly. I first tried it after having la ' grippe and for the last two years I have used it as a preventive for cold and ' la grippe. "As a tonic I also believe it to be ex cellent. I never fail to recommend v Peruna to my friends, all of whom have used it with beneficial results." k A RelUlve of Abraham Lincoln. -. Mr. Silas S. Lincoln, who resides at 913 I street, N. W., Washington, D. C, ' has the honor of being third cousin to Abraham Lincoln. Ho writes: 5 "I had la grippe five times before ' using your medicine. Four years ago ' I began the use of Pernna, since which ' time I have not been troubled with that ; disease. I can now do as much work at mv desk as I ever could ia my life. I have gained more than ten pounds in '-' weight." Entirely Relieved by Peruna. i . Mrs. Jane Gift, Hebbardsville, Ohio. writes : "I think I would have been dead lone; ago if it had not been for Pernna, Six : years ago I had la grippe very Dad. ? ; "The doctor came to see me every day, hut I gradually grew worse. I told my husband I wanted to try Pernna.- ; He went directly to the drag store and ' got a bottle ot It. . , I could see Improvement in a very short time and was soon able to. do my own work. I eontlnned using it until I waa entirely cored." . j Address Dr. B.B. Hartroan ,' President ' of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, ' Ohio. If Not as we say1 ARRIVALS
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