North Carolina Newspapers

4 i : t i ' ! ( - I ) r A c Wednesday morning, march 21. !906 TWENTY-FOURTH V VOL XXM.-KO. 301. t) 4 -I -p 0 3 EASTER 'IT WOULD BE WELL f , J. M: Mitchell & Co. " They are, beyond a doubt, showing the pret- J tiest line of EASTER GOODS, we nave ever seen Embroidered bnirt wusis .. ,.' 'i r:ii. ur.n l?ni;it rrMw - r1rt rnsp and 'Alice S OUK. Welly iiuuuu feMJf v - " , 3 .ui,Vii '.ac inVxac vvirlf at 5v0c the vd. 5 , Silk Warp Crepe de Paris,- 42 inches wide at J . $1 the yd: , . . . " VoHp 4? inches wide. t Crepe de Chine and Diana Silk in all the even v ing shades., - 1 . - , , vr- V - J M i Mitchell i Co., ."V ' - ' - PHONE ?R8 -' 61 pVlock 8t Opp. ELLWOOD WIRE FENCE ! Par l .rrui iust to hand. " ' Heath & Milligan Paints; Pure Oils and Leads; Fine ' Line ' .'. Builders' Hardware; Cook Stoves and Ranges. ''- 'S ; - Gap Hdy.lMin5up'y5Cp. ' : l w -pkoNE 147. Furniture and Household ' :, Goods. yjf We desire to call' your at tention to oar complete line Vol Furniture. , Our stock is ' being increased daily by the best goods on the market. GorCarts. : We; have a new ' lot -'of ; baby ' carts in all styles ; at .. prices which will meet witr. ' appro'val. " ' J.S.MUXER New Bern N. C. - SiroT Line of Firs) Inuroc Com- anl-w. ;-" ' ' : All Btiwi pU attcfd ( -BP- : a a ' '. iNKi:it wo: 'Y3 ' ;.ri I. ii r Jt ' .fWat,f tvt H r.t tf ti,-v-Tw ht will li In rmuvlrr nrf4lt of inirtu- I u, ay . 'Uf l " llmft. It is t plMt 709 n f ft t t IT . I ..tt- ) vm va rap. ,:;;! V, ! I . I I t l1" Ki r'.-il I.' U -r rn ! r . . f t' r i l IMnr. j j : ' 1 2, T ". -" , a V .'.. . i.fj - , b u I rf. , r t. 1 f V e. ! tl - i.'. r- j. AU, Uo , . , - .f r r-J . r , - ; . ' . ' . t f r . 4 R- - ' 5 FOR YOU TO SEE . 3 are an cyiucuc ai 75c and $1.00, Episcopal Church J Windows' Doors and' Blinds j:l iO'QuisN & co.; .NortKCaroli n ; Ladinjr Florists' Roms, Carnations and Violetaa spec- , lulty. , Ail f lowers in season, i ? Wedding Duuquets and Floral Decora v -, t tions at short notice. ; Palms,' Ferns and Winter t lowering :) ; Plants In great variety. , Rosetunhes, Sht obbery,' Evergreens, ' Ilodgs riahU, and Shade Trees: .. , ' - v in beat leading varieties I Matli Telephone and Telegraph Dr- dors promptly executed, by . . , , J. L. O'QUINN k CO., ... Rait igh.N. C. i All r hones 149. ' - , ' Latest Styles in Tailor' made Skirt i and Eton and Pony Jacket Suits in White, Grey and Black. Just received at D F JAR VI 5. 03 Pollocl: Dt 1 (7 ; I I L, U..-J. CLAP.X FA!3 ::3 - cal'c:it at :.;;y:lle. His Bad Nlglit of Expoaurt. ExpetaSta titlon ef lUd Light DUlrlct Not s Wldt Retching. Suprsm Court Opinion Flld. Special to Journal.- : Raleigh, March 20. Harry Clark, alias Fred Morris, and "The Jew," the Fair faker who was convicted and sent to the roads of Wake county for the shooting affair at the Union station in Raleigh, last October, late last night effected his escape front the convict camps at Neuse.' The man was again brought into prominence some weeks ago when it was discovered that he had tried to bribe a steward connected with the camp, . which was foiled by the watchfulness of other officers. .. ' Clark was captured at Youngsville, . C ; todny, his apprehension was tel. dgraphed by the Mayor of Youngsville, ho later telephoned tlie sheriff of Wake county. -The identification was by witness in the case lately tried at Wake court. Your correspondent talk ed with Clark, He stated that he was uffering from rheumatism caused by ixposure in last nights bad weather . Bis clothes worn over the stripes show- id hard usage. The prisoner was brought to Raleigh this afternoon, secured witi ropes. t - , , The supposed sensational police court trial involving testimony of .. man prominent Raleigh men was not to ride reaching as developed after a long hearing. The case against the first wo- van of the ill-repute district was dis missed, and two others were continued ndefinitely. Several men put upon th witness stand, spoke by constitutions! privilege, as did the women by legal in fraction. Contentions were strongly nade by city attorney and defendan ounsel The city court room :wa racked from wall to wall by U claaso of males. The police justice threat ned once to clear the room, becaust f laughter over certain contention nade by counsel. . .- ; - The Suprome court opinions wen lied aa follows today : -; ; ,r ReJding vs. Vogt. Pamlico, new triaf. Johnson vs. Railroad, Sampson, twi ases, new trial in each, - - , v Fishblata vs. Fidelity Company, New (lanoverafflrmed. ... :"..... s Route vs. Wooten, Lenoir, affirmed . Parrott vs. Railroad, Lenoir affirmed. Bwmley t,s. Surles, Johnson new trial NcUon vs. Hunter, Wake, affirmed. (ughes vs. Knott, Wake, affirmed. - Stats vs. Wheeler, Wake, lo error. (l.ut vs. Lee, Harnett, affirmed. " Have you weakness of any kino itomarh, back, or organs of the tot)? Jon't dope yourself with ordinary mrdi in. HullUler's Rocky Mountain Tei t the BUi'Teme curat I e power. Sf nls. S"U by F. 8. Duffy. c"- : ' - ' ; Rtetiboro. ' March 19. Things are amoving along smooth!) tow, the railroad is a great linprove nent to our little villa j, and thadfjx m Q'lite a Eatbarinf lilac on for our roung ojiU SufKlay afUrnoon. Mr. L. U Brinnon of New lirn and Mr. tu,b Darrinjtoii of Mor4id City, jinl Ul Mirvuy ur air. lirunon i yarenta, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. I'rinaor. tt this jiUc. Mr. and frt. Jm Troom of Aurots nn', Saturday anil Sumlay vith rr!a tir hf. V i Uasie I'rina m cf ();', J lar i i'.l:rr friTv! ami r-latt- at Ann ra I' iaf Kina Wis!" f.f i i ting ,r ai't-f, I'ra. (.. M, I'"1, Mr. IT. If. IUrr.,, s I ,;M ' ' V 'i'i !, ara f'':'.-a )- J. r. I 1- n RAILF.CAOV.TXCK. i. J. Wolttndtn Has Narrow Etcipi In Florida. Mr. J. W. Stewart received a letter yesterday f rom Mr. J. J. Wolfenden who is in Florida on business in which he relates a very narrow escape he had from serious injury and possibly death turday. He stated that the entire trin ho was on consisting of eight or tea cars jumped the track and went irae distance on the ties. ..The cars slaved on their wheels, however, and none o the passengers experienced any thtnff but a severe shaking up but all account themselves fortunate that the escaped with their lives. ' ;: ;; ' The Shadow Parly Tonight. - It is the duty that is incumbent upen every citizen who takes pride in a local institution to help to sustain it, and to Accomplish this fact ' you must turn os some of your loose change, so it i to be hoped that aliwill lend a help ing hand to the K. of P. : Band in the Shadow Party and. Ice Cream Supper onight in Hughes hall over the express office on Craven street, If you can't o why send down after your refresr- ments. ' Everything that yott ' could wish for.ahnost, to eat will be for Bale, 10 Instead of going to supper make it onvenient and dine with them. - In addition to" the refreshment ure there will be musical program endered that will be worth listening o and you are not charged anything or this -part of the program. v It is also earnestly requested that all he young ladies 'who will lend .their i tssistance tonight will confer a great favor by leaving word at J. B. Daw- ion's er at the hall at 5 o'clock this ifternoon. ' , MUSICAL PROGRAM : ' . Ivcriure-VIve got my eyes on You.'! (Wagner.),, ' . March and Two Step"West Point Cf- det.".(Beverl , ' - Waltz-"Anna Belle. (KlminBki). ' rwo StepVWith Flying Colera," (SJusa). ." . ' " ' . arch-"Diplomat,'' (Sousa). ' - Overture 'Southern 5. Melodies' (Pryor). t , ; . , ' Florida Oranges Yott can find the California aeedlees at every store, pretty wax uke fruit nd will do, but for choice go to Whit- tomb's,, the only place in the city where Florida oranges can bo had and st some juice. . v r '-. . C E. WHITCOMB." 83 George street ' LIST OF LETTERS , V temaining in tha Post Office at New BernAven county, N. C., Mcb.19, 1006. ' , . : . MtN'S U8T. , , II C U Humphrey." - ' L-rRev R S Satiner, R F Leary. M Jackson Mawy.. ' . , ; R Sidney Rsnonu . - . R George Simons, J Sml'.h, Capt SH Stone. - T-H M Thomas. GeoThempaon,(2) W Capt John Woodslt, barge B liance, S U Miller. , ; , V : WOMEN'S t4ST. v ".'; B Mrs M. J. Bsker, Mrs Cora Brant 111 Prodway St, F-rroaillfr Ftaher, 14 Smith St.' G-BUn Galloway. ' . Il-Vrr. HaU, 22 Kilroonarch SC: L Mary Locas, Zi2 Queen St . M Orris Marum, Mrs AknoaUr Midg.U, Ula Millar. ; , -. . O Daisy Ors. ' , - P Suaie Parson. r:i Mrs Eauter Sanders, 17 Askir.s St, Hannah Smith. W Mrs H Clover Waggoner. Persons railing for the above letter will p!fn say advertised sod give date of lit: The mpiUtions now require that (1) cent ahall be c.llctod on the oVJirery of ech adyerti'd h tu-r. . aW. HANCOCK, l'otmastflr, Nelson's Caff. , 12tV;i- J. U H-rnc V.'l.f n hi r;:rr rl "a (:.l Stun.L I ta a. o rii fvir i-nr- f . t- h (irrj tl.iy, a 1 r.f t p. pi rt ' J. A NICKLE FOR A F;EPUf ATION. A Sudden and Unexpected Ending ol s Cels brslid Libel Case, '; - .. The damage suit for S50.U00 of Mc Kay v. The Charlotte Observer was on trial before Judge H. R. Bryan in the Meclenburg Superior Court Mon day. It was expected that the con tent would be long and biltt-r and a bi illiai.t array of counsel had been en paged on cither side. fh termination in-fore the olose cf court the same day it began was therefore somewhat of a surprise to all conterned. v A jury hi.d betn secured and the de-f.'iii-e succeeded in having some of the pliinjiff's depositions ruled out. ' Dur ring ihe noon recess the: attorneys of both hides had a conference and decid ed to submit the case without the intro dint'.on of any evidence. Accordingly i tie following judgment was signed and rendered: K ,. ' .-"This cause coming on to be heard upon the complaint an' answer, the fol lowing issues were agreed upon by the counsel of -the respective parties as th ie which arose from the pleadings to- ir: F.rst, aro $he charges jnade ol a.idcoiicerriing the plaintiif Ly the de Tndant, as set' out in the pleadings, true? ; Second, What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recoverl ; Tiie jury was thereupon empanelled to try the said issues and his honor held t.wt the burden p the second issue be- iii' upon the plaintiff and the burden of the first issue being upon the de-. fonknt, the plaintiff had the right and was required first to introduce evidence. The plaintiff, . by his "counsel 4hen staged to the court that he would intro duce no evidence at this stage of the case, bearing upon tho second issud fhe defendant, thereupon, announced, through its counsel, that it .would in- roduce no evidence bearing upon .the first issue. - The court thereupon instructed tl e jury that tho burden of the first issue oeing upon the defendant and it having ntroduced no evidence; the answer to hat issue should be "no,",; that the ilaintiff having introducd no evidence tearing on the second issue, the answer hereto Should be nominal dumages, to vit: Fiveicents. The- jury answered the issues as instructed by the court Thereupon on motion of the plaintiff's -: iun8el, it was adjudged that the plain- Iff recover of the defendant nominal Jamages, to-wit: Five cents, and that pursuant to the provisions of the stat ute, the costs be taxed." ' The damage or libel suit was the out Mtie of an Editorial which appeared m Ihe Charlotte Observer, June 20, 1905, ibove the name of tho Editor, J. P. 'atdwelL It waa such a severe and ,erriftc scoring that it was reproduced ar and pronounced one of the moat wrrible arraignments everuttered by a leaner in the State. Tho parties to the ult are well known men; Rev. A. J. ftrKelway,. now secretary of , th American '.'liitd Protective Asf ociation. ..ut has born active in both Ecclesiasti cal and Journalistic' professions, anrl Joseph Pr.-aldwell is 'one. of the btst nown urnalifcts in the South. .", New York Cottou Market. ' . The following wen the openlnf am! eloning f-rices on the New York Cottm xctuige.-Mttrth 2d. . , 1, C -V t : Open High . Low t Close May 10.7(1 .10 77 . 10 48 10.64 July . 10.84 10 87, " 10 W 10.CZ Oct 10 30 10 32 10.19 . 10.12 ReceipU-21,877'; ' . .' . Last year, S1.1S7. . ; Bargains lor the People If you want a cuckoo ckxk for $10.00 eotno to see m. IJinnrr cawors. toilet a:ts In triple plate, solid braxll ilv-rwre. Freneh perfumes, tcilet r tirU. With a 25a purrhaasof drug or UAWl articles you will receive a bot tle of repnl Cola free. Bwanaon s drops for rheumatium, 145 South Fropt atwt . L. F.TAYLOR. Secret is Out. i I. ty Ml fttklic formula M'e TVa C rir'i4 ("ur tof S'oiric Tm; MX. r. " I1 . "v ii v ii t.iJ"';t to 1 j ai.ii" . -- ! r f r HOLTON'S CONFIRMATION Such Is Santlmont In the Gata City. 'Candl- dais for iudgd.Jg Trade In Probl--.' . billon riacDU. " , . - (SpechJ Corrcspofdcnt.) ; Greensboro,..-March' SM.-It h'i said that J. A.. Ior.g',Isq.r-who. formerly lived herY"ba9 written friends ihere asking thir supKrt of the judgeship in this. the 9th - judicial district vThe candidacy ofj J. Crawfjrd Biggs has previonsly b?n atmotincd.v It is ex pected tba't S rM. Gatti?, of' HilUboro will get in tho . race very Oon.: And Judge Shaw's friends are of course ad vancing his interests to the best of their ability. ' There was gt-noral satisfaction here yesterday at the news uf United States District Attorney Helton's confirma tion" for reappointment by the Senate The bulk, of . 4 ho 'people here believe that Holt on is noi only officially honest but that he is honestly ' determined U clean up the grafters. . Reidsville is: fast capturing Winstor. 3alcm's Jug 'trade from Greensboro. The round up by tho police Saturday night included several drunks of Greens 5oro negroes who had been to Reids ville. John Henry Johnson got st drunk he refused to give the conductoi his" 'ticket returning to Greensboro, wanted to fight everything in sight and had to be tied before he was controll able. A policeman met the train here and placed John Henry in the city jug to cool off. Three other blacks, whose names would not indicate ii, got ink trouble and irt the city jail by going t Reidsville Saturday. Mik Cottoii couldn't walk straight when he landed at the station and ' was accommodated with the patrol wagon William Brown jonld walk all right, but was serioush handicaped by a heavy bag slung over his shoulder. The police found 2 three gallon jugs of Reidsville liquor in th bag and put the whole outfit in the lock up. Sam Blue got tanglefoot ir Reidsville too and arrived in such condi tion he had to be helped to the cooler. Sarah George landed behind the harp beceu'e she was so sober enough to be gin the business of retailing her liquot n an hour after arrival. It pours tho oil of life into your sys tern. It warms you up und stacts the life blood circulating. Thats what Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea does. 3t ?ents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by F. S Duffy. . Vinci build3 you up and keeps you up Our delicious Cod Liver preparation without oil' Better than old-fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions to restore health for ,' -;, ; Old people, delicate childreri,'" weak run-down persons, and after sickness, colds, cough3, bronchitis .and all throat and lung' troubles. Try It on our guarantee. p. Tit r.N with; LAtESMlTII& WHItUUGlit Bugitip, Wsgrws, CarU and Drays al waya ke-.l in stock. I resot Ures witbmil cutting with the laUat Ira j.ri)v4tiroshi'UikeT. I kp 1 good supj.'y of eart whwls always in stock fpairirg dui st q-iKk notice. yiiooon &'Uth Fnml stmt ftear Itanenrk K(S ;1 Qnle tjJ 4 ItlK f C'j K. C Hull f.f rp Ut ,( 1 CLAD Of fl Ml ' t Royal Baking Powder is equally valu able for the preparation of the finest,? most delicate cookery and for substantial, . everyday food. V Royal Baking Powder has been used Jyy three generations and is employed in ' baking by the best families every where.";" ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Makes the Very Finest Bread and Biscuit If you will try it you will be pleased. Can be had with other GOOD THINGS AT HACKBURN'S WANTED I WANTED!! We want at once 8518 men's, women's and children's feet to put in our 4259 pairs shoes, so everybody is invited to come to our Shoe Store at' ' once and bring your feet with you, no matter what size and shape, bring them along and have them-' fitted with an up-to-date pair ofShoes, or Oxfords. We have just received a beautiful stock of Queen ' Ouality and Reeds Oxfords for the ladies, and, Stacy Adams, Crossetts, Ralston, and Douglas for , men. Don't delay, come and see thm, even if jou don't wan't to put your feet in thun now. J. J. J L. HARTSFIELD '' Contractor and Builder. (irritt 8JM MIDOLC ST.;' r MOM 233 Aftef havlnf to muchiroublo to gstTto work doM when I wanted it ar.d Ukt I want4 U doM havo prchaa4 tho T Busing of L. H. Cannon. Havn ornedi First Clart Tin shop No. 90 Mld-Uo Strwst, Mat to Caalma Cy Gi..r whrra 1 havs com tent axd aipteneed m U do hi) work, I will r . U,l...ine. In coojwikw, with my CONTRACTING and BUILDING. Any work Hlm. will rROMPT ATTENTION, and will U Li 1 1VEKKD when PROMISKD. t hsv. aa EXrF.RlKNCF.D SLATER. A U. KINDS OF STOVE or , PONE. STOVE PirS Mado lo Order. Offlc -hoM 129, HwAwt KEY WEST tiCiiliiJ 5 C:-.l ii 1 ti!j) .u r.r .1 A BAXTER. era eef.:i conc:i t:i - FERTILIZER t.'.HS lAXvrArTtiiws vr C:lb S::J r,:' i i i . J I 1 i - . .. i , . I , 4 1 V,