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i: has the. largest Capital of any" fsnancid iostif.utioa.ia
.this stctiun of the state and its resources ajjrtfate
. more than One Half Million Do&r& ;V ;
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OPPO. POST OFPICE...
A.buacd "Wife's Control Fled When
Bhe Saw Spouse Driving With '
H Another "VTornan. , -f'
Car Charles, Va.'i Sep. ISth.-Jeal J
ana and absorbed with the on desiie of.
rerig for past trentment,'- Mra." An
nie Elizabeth HudBon, th deserted wife
of Tobe Hudson,' of Laurel, - abot and
killed hint Friday morning at Sulfehury,
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. The shoot infftot.k place in State'a Air
toiney.J. U'Bt'l j'joffic",'
' Dtt Wedneadn) at Mm. Hudson went
to Sahabut y and; preferred chanrea f
deaeftioii aRatnaf jitr husband.- The trial
took place belore Justice Trader; vand
Hudson was held under 20 bail for
Coronor Holds" aa Iiquest'Over
?- mi. Y.-ir
Henderson M& i- Tangu IsHps ; Be
.hind Bars of Craven- County p
""WiUiani J?iiarey,J the young white
man; who erioui-ly Injured 'John Hav
ana colord,by u tmgf ila tbrost with
a packet knife while he was atfemptuig
to part Bailey and Wbit o d HU'tt w
wer engaged In an affray in Ur Gold
man's atoreon Mb Wis atreet la t Thurs
day night and who ako"ut Hurtt se-
-ral limea was given a preliminary hear-
lug before Justice Of th& Peace W.. K,
Baxter at the court houaeyi aterday af
tetnoon an(f prclmble pause being found
he was bound oVt r to the text term of
Craven County Superior Cpurt "under
court. Later in the daythe wife" eon-f bond of $1,000 in defaulter which be
suited AttoroeyJBaDerf and he look the waa ramtnijted to jaiL " ll . s - J
matter up with a view of reconciuny; the
REDUCED PRICES
All. 10c ahd 12rlH. Gooas'lW.
15c. Godds;Nbw 10c.
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two partiea. ix fo "v -- i -(r ,- it
C They go together in liia offlee Than
day, and after talking the 'matter ove
Hudson agreed to return to uamDriage,
Md , and support bio wife. Mm Hudson
immediately t"ithdre.wherchargea
akaiast "her husband- and the bail roe.
ey WhlcK he had- parfdtlW; caattrwaa x'-:
turnedi - It setms that they wer44 go
fa l(Ambridge Friday, but laUr the wife,
beard that Hadaon waa een "Thursday
night'out driving with another womaif.
She appeared at lha State'a Attorney's
offlca Friday noralngfand asked., Bailej
to have her husband cota to W office,,
as (hi wanted td have a.talk- withhim
before leaving. Th meeting, was ar-
ranpedfjudaonlwas finally located, and
09 rtqueit of Bailey vAsnt to bis office
I mediately ' Where they went ikto
r-ar room wherr they - were seemingly
talking matter over verr quietly.
i v Bai f waa called-in another" offlc.', Ko
aaoner'tban 'ontiof tbeitjaigh Mra.
Hndioo drew a revolver and Bred at her
husband,! rtriking him in . the. temple,
eauslng him ta fall against er safe and
catting his other temple- breaking-; his
ey glaasesi causing a dep cut over the
right eye. On hearing the piatol' abot,
Biiley rfished into the room where Jie
had left them nly few minute -prt-viooii
ard found Hadaon-lying in blood,-
kwilh his wife standing over him with a
amtkUig piatol 'n her hand Hadaon waa
"rushed to, the Peninsula Hospital, where
te died Friday evening. Urav"4Iadaon
aSjmmediately placed; under'JarreBt
and Wirt toltAlJ; -, . -
TrapersTakeKotjceyjiist
re'ceived a fullTitievof yump
and VfctOt SteelvTTapslrom
a rat trap. -ta the largest slzei,-
The hearing drew quits a large crowd
and much "interest waa nanlfested in
the proceedings, Quito a number of
witiieeB eg were examined by both the
State and the'defense. " Bailey acknow
ledged that he had etit aeveraTtnen at
diff erent : tlmea during the : past few
years and had served time on the county
roads for raehan ack. It- 'waa also as
certained that he was jaow under bond
for his apberrance-at the next term of
Superior Court in Varu5e: county to-an-
war to the charge of selling whiskey.
y We ar?fshowiRg thfi week
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t "r (Formerly .WiSi Jj'a: .Jones)
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VNEAR NEUSE1 RIVER BRIDGE, - -
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While enrout to the northern part of
tLecify hyanawer to an alarm of fire
hottly before I o'clock Sunday Jtfter
noon, the Button HoaeCoropanjr'a
large gray horse thafhr-nsed in drawing
thahosa wagon 'ran into a telephone
pott at the corner of Broad and Craven
streets and was severely li jored,
When ihehote wagon Ifft the engine
house the animaj started oflf at br'euk
neck speed and this waa retaine(T51Uhe
war nb the stre'. " This street waa rp
cently paved and it la almost imj oaaible
(lir i, horse, to get a " aecure foothold
wbtp going at even a moderate pacef
and at the pace the injured horse waa
moving it waa no wonder that he could
i not successfully turn the corner, v For
tunately the animal waa not seriously
hurt and wi l doubthas he In working
ordef Within a few day a. V,t
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,The Body of Clayton v
T'enne4y
Ai an 'aftermath to the morderf
Otyton Kennedy "which occurred on Cy
press street early Sunday morning. Rof
flOjlsryant, aliaa lltdget colored.
now - confined" via Craven county , jail
charged .with the rnuTder -and Katie
Gardner aniKennedy'awife are 'being
held a witnesses. 4. ' SV
s Afc 11 o'elock Sundsy " morning A the
Coroner eummoned a jujryand met at
the cliy halt where the; rttneaaaw.-'aad
(.lleged. murderer were examined. The
stories told by them were so eoBflictinft
that the jury decided that an. tqiesf
would bave tone perforhted before any
thing dwflnite could be alcertaioed. This
could not he doae juat at that time and
m wqaesi' waa poetpoaea nnui yeeter
day J,- Zf -X ."-'L
Yesterday morning' an inquest .feas
'held and it waa found .that- Kennedy'!
skull had beiar fractured In four-: places
on the right ake of hia, head and that
this would have- necessitated several;
blows, (this CQrroboratea the- Gardner
woman's testimony, she saying the
Bryant .etruck several times) ith
aome heavy bjuqtlnstrument
--Toe preliminary hearing of theeaae
waa lo have been bekTyeaterday after
noon at 2 o'clock- in the city ball At
that hour at least three hundred people
a beautiful linArtvSquarfigJ had assembled therehut the State wai
mii-Kurmers .anaKugsat
low iigures to clcsdowt quick
vf Baxter v : ,
' NeiTTork Cotton Market,
Special to Journal. . "
"Hew Vork,iSept, 12.-The cotton
market iyas Inclined to react moderatev
ly today hut alT offering Lwerej;wejrt
absorbed and the nn dertone waa firm
Spot sales B300 hales at -ten point?
decline.", C v "v-; ',
iAiiu.at A.iLba.aniju( -otr uu. ,
" Many Casualotlea Ja
not ready for thtf examlnatloa and ft
was poatponed until thia, afternoon at t
o'clock. . '1 r ;"
lAa tbe caae noar stands thinga 'look
pretty-black for Ruffla ; Bryant; the at-
j ged murderer, but it la evident that he
had one er more aceotnplieea in thedeed
rand the police are making avery effort:
to collect 1b much material evWenceas
possible along this line, before he pre
iminaty f xarafnation held; - v.-
--About 11 o'clock Ijst Bght Deputy
Williama - brought to this city and
lodged in tbaaonnty jiiL Henry Kei mot
eelored, who was aught on board a
ail t oat off-Broad Creek by Drputj
Williams who followed this negro whry
ia wanted by the CorOner'a jury, i
'" Without the least possible doubt New
Bern will lead any;otbet North Carolina!
city ..in caaualoties - happsningto -ita
cititena"duringthe past, four weeks,"
OIy one of these, the murder of Clay-
ion Jkenneoy nas, noweyer, proveq
al-np to the present time -Tbe follow
Iqg is the li$ of those injured," and tW
cauaerV'tt Z
f Orf August 24 Mr. Cox, nightclerk
at thsTGaAon Hotel guffered'a fractur-
ed skulTly being a'tgacr. ". with "en- Ice
Phoe 62 South Front Si
3i"Geo, Qilea, olored, leg1 broken by
',, W ; r b. - , . .. r. . J i kKlllrif lu- mt Ram,'. . Mill Ml immtl
, , j' j n - . " - bvingston and he sailed in- to wipe bis
-Butto-m.CortrimyBjmlur ''.-&'';VZ-: tormentor off the 'earthy Byatandere
fryZrr-a ! August 28b.: Jamea flaye wlored inUattjntA howevW Bifori 'eithof
throws' from wagon painfully irjured,?
Sptetober gtb Mr - .sQaelt Ina
fellfrom . traTh at 'ilorehead City has
akuli fractured,
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:.lfade in the double breasted atyle: a variety of neat Mixtures WARM
ENOUGH to 'wear, through the FALU AU suita have knlcW pants, 7
tdieyeara.-',;,' T-''V- ; f -V' t - T '
$4,0O;;i "VAlIUES"--' AT -' "'$2.49
Convention
A Success.
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Cor. Middle and 8. Front St.
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Providence, : C Seqt, ..' I2.THe
Deep-Waterway Convention at Provi
dence, waa a highly successful affair,
was well attended and marked by en
ihuaiustic jpeiiliwal of expresHions of
.levotutn to the broad and comprehen
sive policyof nverand harbor iimprove
ment inaugurated by the River and
Harbor ConreM at l'.t lust session.'
Ilia intttrent and zcfil of tl.o members
' n r-iiior ornmi'.ai.ioii jrovingof vaBt
'1 to the parent bo.:y. The . next
cf tl.e Li-np-Waterways asso-
,u.. ) will be ls;!J in HiLl moiid," Va.
September 8th.rJobq Havens-, colored
throat cut while acting as, peacemaker
in street fight. ' ; r"t'7
September s ?tb. HChitford r'$urtt,
September 8th. :, Mf Geovl Drlggers,
suffered fractured akuli by being struck
oy t rpiniuuig wuier .-yvcri;
- September ll''Clay ton Kennedy col
dred killed by being'struck err the head
With shot KUR. ""
September 10th, Davidpercar whie
fell from bicycle, akuli fractured. - , ' 2
. There were quite a number of minor
cutting scrapes in which several ot,the
participants were " pretty badly carved
up but none of these showed a tendency
to- have any- serious results and are
eliminated. Not before in years haa tlie
hospital been so crowded. -
vjio.tja. our !
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PlCT arid siinplr-feAWiSl
TilAT -NOTHING &UGCEED5
All BiwsssjjctESg
;.?mll)iJI:HE;BirNKs
' - The noooer you begin to me money the sooner you will
, have money. You cannot foolishly squander what you earn
and also have it. 1 BejniQ banking your' money and you will
" find more pleasure in saving than'in spending.
. MAKE QUR' BANK TOUR BANK,
r We pay liberal interest consistent wjth safety 4 per cent.
PEOPLES BANK
r John & Robinsons Liveiyi
fl.. , Wi.- "J Art J "
Two Brtdgcton Cltizm Come td blows I
r F, S Corbett andSeth fEvlngatoK.twe
citizens of .r Bridgetoh, caused no little
exciiement at thai piaee last aUirday.j
olgnt by engaging in a psUcuSenceantf
The affray originated when Corbeft
expressed ' his Tyie waj. in " regard to
Evingstoo politic tj This" enraged
v. Io or der to make room for
our fall and winter stock we
are' dispos in g of .our ; Screen
Doors and Wjndow" Screens
at cost. J. S. Baanight, Hdw.
Co."r .
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t T:...ii rictlon.
the combatants were sTrlousuly tojured
They will be given a hearing before- the
mayor of that plaee today, -i Vv."
'J Blaiher Bank- Xxaolaeri y Q
' -Washington,'-D. ;C. fiept 12Camp.
troller oHhe Currency Murray u: a
itatement, Issued today assorted that
every recetit national bank failure
could, have been averted (f cnatiooal
bank "examiners had reported " actual
conditions. He announces he will make a
personal Investigation of every . district.
. EUiaSimmons,' colored;- was given a
hearing before Mayor McCarthy yester
day afternoon on a warrant charging
bim with an asaau! On Isaac Keekms,
a young white boy -last Saturday after
noon, - '. v- j "f ,v
From the evidence given: by the wit
nesses it aeems that"" Siramona met the
meekins boy near. the Lyman Supply
Company and told ; him tLut some one
wanted to employ bm at Roper's V.,'.
and that he woulJ carry, I im there en
his whetl. The v htta boy cliihbed up
on the handle bars of the bicycle a' o
the two started o"". R':per'a Mill whh
reached but iiml J of atorpiDT
n'" ro roil3 on p-t.I a rnuH tf 1 , '.
prfj . an 1 vceJj s rc:
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