EfiROR-AffQRESSES Ul(flfc
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ENTHUSIASTIC
Gold Loving Gup" Presented ;.tbVv:
Chairman William F.:McCombV
FACTO H Y
OH
Ifi.lIOCITfllEE-IllililGIll1
ABOUT
RACERS
JUurder and" Anarchy ' Let ! LooselDr, CFvReid of Nashville-Delivers
. .1 'Jo Cement tae wor m
fine Revolution;'
CARRYING OVT DIAZ'S ''THREAT
Zrenta In Flag-Bedecked Capital
Such as lo hhocn tne w
' .'i ' - ilized World.. .
'' '. Mexico City, February - 24 A reign
a. lnii a'nitirr i"arrl t. .-, h ran.
I.'Marlero and Jose Pino Snared,
' ilrtnsd President and Vice-President
: -of the republic have faHt n -shot;down
in cold blood during a nuanigiir tiuc.
yMrom the National Pahce.to the pt'ni-
mtiarv. .'. . ' "'---t
' Felix Diaz's threat of Saturday night,
"We will use such energetic means
.ai t& put an end to rebellions forever"
l-.as.been followed bv swift execution
, Murder- and . anarchy have been
' tcl taose to cement 'the work ot the
. - rrt I ' . . . 1 1 1
revolution, i ne luaaensiss anu ui
.other oooonetits of the military - dy
astv Lich.l:a3 been c'-tiblished are
',to 1 exterminated. Opposition to
, the Diasi-Huerta iiegirne is to be drain-
' ,d in blood.,1 Martial law alone pre-
--vails. - 1 ne jails- are .ueiug ttiit:u wim
-miKiifsrls. There are rumors ot other
-clfcriat, assassinations. '
The events of the past twenty-tour
luxors in this flae-bedecked ' capital
here -there fs seeming peace and
infer, have been such as to sVci1 the
; civilized world and ., call for. Instant
" -rttjbution in .behalf of outraged hu
T!e officials explanation of Ma-
micros assassination and buarez s is
twofold -f and contradictory. General
'Vicforiano ' Huerta. the , provisional
JPre sklent,- , -swears that the killing
-was incidental, to an attempt td rescue
it be tuo deposed 1 officials. Foreign
Minister l-randisco da la Barra de-
.dares that it occurred because the I
two men attempted to escape. Neither
-trill make a definite" statement. It is
sxxxiiAe. to obtain information as-to
-wtMch side began the hnng trom
svlacli side came the fatal shots.
ut " r ranctsco Madero riding in
A automobile,- with, guards belore
4nd 'behind him. died from a ainsle I
tfdioi. A1 bullet entered ths' back of
. . A . V . ..... .J 1 -lb .t
. Iiis bead and emerged at the fore-
Sicad. . .
' . Siiarez fell, pierced bv many bul-
....... .. ... . '.( r i-'i- --..i -i r
jhe oiuy witnesses were those ac-
tiiaDy 'engaged inthe shooting. -
P: s An international phase of the.trag-
j us that these two omcials were slaughter-
tea alter uipiomatic representations
Siatl been made by the ambassador
f roin the United States in their behalf
siwd assurances from' Huerta that their
, - ttaSetv would be guaranteed
?: - UBoassador w uson is : maKing an
: asvestJgation. -An omcial investiga
' ' lion has been - also started. - and sol
- -will be punished
It k simple truth to state that not
- one aan in hit v in .Mexico Citv be-
x; mm iwing qvoted on ..11 ide- jgi ivt
aw wrich is the unwrit en Jaw tna
lias been iu iked .tor cent ri"s in
,iL3tii coi.atries wnen the dea.n ot a
. -rritncj- , is d'ired. Under it, the
'' ilht of a pr.jriv-j; is .'facilitated, in
Girder that hemay be Bhot 'down in
ctDC aiteoipt. atter wnicn i , is rrcoraea
VdiM , t tin ,' riMvffio f hof itha nrmnMo urci
;"'i.,-J'i3ti irritlA tt-rrirMV tr aa no. j.', , .
insal disposed f the other daV. New
Sfranciccq Madero and Senot Suarez
.1 The ciostf drama ic-amfc- heart-rer.d
i-AH it auuui i lie iir.." .-
ing -indrfenis ' attended:' the;' discovery
-' . . Li,,;. . sici i-ie ULiri - ii 1.11c lww. viiii.iai9.
T u '1 1 .1. I1..: .'(-.. r
' ' the former' President, got v the- first
j.- rlefinitc -vrw- of htr husband's 'death
'v fnin this Snarttsh. minister Senor Colo.
'.3 .'..w . i .
,'R'pirs had befere'
iliH reaped" her that, serious' andi. itn
-.3 tusital events hud occurred, , Bat a few
fioura before she had 'been on her knees
10 Huerta, begf.ing for the. life of hef
-7 hSBimnd-i-torya sight ot htm a. word
. M from 'him. ta enable her To sustain the
".:-4Siispcnsr-iinder -w.nich she was laboring.
IIiKTta tinrT timed, her coWlv swav.
i'. Voiotint. the wa's c.'rried off by -friends'.
- Whea Mhe res i cameJof the
:! lauEftdv it- rcr.chcd , her friends first.
v lut tliev- endeavored to keep it from
' tier.', For furty-eieht ,ho rs she had
, ' not Jept-' Theie were f txr
.' vtMKm. which have grown grave'. now
. in ' the light'" of developments. ! v At
-Mastwhen the 'tragic details coild nor
: Jofiter be Ice'pt from her, she was toll
' SMgcnfly as possible that the end which
' Vr had icarcd had com-!., 5 he fainted.
. LOCO NOTES. . , M, ,
, k"' ((Special, t:j the Journal) y , '
I-orn. Feb.' 2i. Tii.r; has been con-f-Mlcraide
sickness in this section dur
il the past few weeks but we ere ghid
no ay that the majority of those who
Iwve teen ill -are improving.
The' public school at this pia.cels
lprfing nicely, under the able
-mtwiitJon of Miss Annie Henderson.
'Jii iUH ndanre is: gratif Irjg and the
pujZt ot ...taking.- much ' jnteieot in
hWtr m-ork. , '.- .... ,'',' -f - -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
',1111 Hardware Company Tit) C
w ISi-rn -it.-inking and Trust Co.
;a ii ,-n'y ';i ( -. '. :
'-..,1 :.'k i New Jli-rn S,ff
. j . , ),.- rent. ' '
; .'. ery luiertsung rtuuresi De
.e- fore Large Audience,.
IN CHINA SEVJ N r& N " Y2AK S
The Impact tof Jesus Gferlst Started
i s. vvoaderf ul Revolution Now ;
'; ' Coin J t)n, - . -. "
-Dr.'C;'.F Reid., of Nashville-. "Tenn.,
general -secretary of' the ; Lavmen s
Movement of the M. E.church;So-uthJ
addressed -a' union meeting .ol asveral
of the Potestant churches ,of the city
Sunday night At the Cenf.jmary Metho-1
disrchurchc the church was crowded.
Dr. Reid .spjke o.i China and h's
address" was one that kept thfe'audience.
at strict -attention all the way: through
atlhqiTgh he sok; for fully an hour.
Having iiyed in China for seventeen
years , as a . missionary, . Dr. KSid is
especially qual hed tospeak about that '
great country, In fact .hp -said, --that
to get an mtelliient idea 'of a country
it was ab'-olutely necessary to I ok at
it arthe nativerdi and that do. .that
was impossible without going -there and
living. . J 1 ( '
. lie saiu an iucd ui ii jw mc tyiuuvsi; i -
regard thetr country can be had.trom
tne names tney give it. iney aont
call it 'Lhina as c di, 1 hey call t
believing' that their country is 1 the
nuddle ot the world and that all the
rest of the world is of s'.isht importance.
They also sa. it "'the Heavenly King
dom" and 'sometimes , ''the - FloweJ
rvindgom .' ; -,
.., The- American people said Dr. Reid
jtnake a mistake when they- judge all
Lhinamen dv ' the 'washee washee
man','. - The latter he said was not a
typical Chinaman. He said that the
real Chtnamfn never comes here as 'a
laborer, though he does come at times
as a student or a merchant
Dr.. Reid spoke of- China's historv
as well as of China today and betrayed
a prodigious v amount ol intormation
about the past of the Chinese. "It has
a great past, he said. - When our .tore'
fathers", he added,:, "were' floundering
in the bogs: Otr Brittany "clad in sheep-
akins- or wolf-skins ; orn)thiner' at all.
.1 VI , w . i
tne wniaese were manuiacrurinc ana
wearing silks." . In an immensely
interesting way - he told of their great
generals, their ' great historians' and
poets.
The attempted and oartiaJlv success
ful dismemberment ; of the empire by
the powers of Europe, came in for a
graphic and illuminating description and
a withering denunciation, -
,lhe impact of Jesus Uhnsrwas
assigned as the principal reasoa of the
revolution that has-been wrought "in
inina , in recent r years. . i lie, preseui.
is a time of crisis in China, the speaker
said. .' One dollar will go farther, now
than ten will ten years from now. -.
Dr, Reid T-also occupied the. pulpit
of Centenary church Sunday morning
and last night he spoke again, the mem"
here hip ot the church alter last night s
address launching immediately a plan
for an every-member-canvass for -miB-
sions.
CHARLES DAUGHTER Y DIES OF
INJURIES SUSTAINED LAST
WDNESDAY(
After-lingering between lifeand death
for several . days t Charles Daughcrty;
who' was injured a EUis';.aaw mill '-last
Wednesday afternoon succumbed to
his. injuries at btewart s Sanitarium
Sundav nieht. . .
r ram the hrst the attcnrling phvsi
clans had but? 'little ', hope . of his
rprnvpir. Unwpvpr. onp nf liii , low -
cr, 'limbs was. amputated ' Friday!
morning and lollowing .thu the pitient
b mum
tm m m
uvueu.iw B ueucr. , .-imiuay in-trnuiK rft' ch along ihe Unc. ot surlrac.;" She and given rjteoicar attention ana yes
h. bdgan'to grow .weaker, and the end- believes in the h . me Wit and ln"makine terdav .was atle to be out .The af-
waiiic juiiua; iiiiil. , i ; " . . I' k
nn mA CtihrLin Ainki- i-i. , . . it ' '' .'
. Mr. Da'jgherty is 50 years, olr and is
survived by hu wife and several children
who have the sympathy of the communi
fy in the: their, great bereavement.
The funeral was iondcated from the
home; No. 12 Creicent stree. yesterday
afternoon, by Rev. I.. W. .Alford, of
Morphea . ; Oty. i hemtermcnt ' was
rna-lc in Cedar Grove Cemetery. . '
i",lhft deceased was a member of the
local order of ihe Woodmen. -of the
World and. aiso a member of te Vane
buro lodge of Masons. . Thet latter
organization will have charge tf. the
services at the grave
TWO DWELLINGS BURNED.
Two frame dwellings owjed liy Dr.
J. F. Rhcm and located in a sf .tion of
th.v citv known as Bell Town, were
dentriyed by fire' early yesterday
mdrning, : The i fire originated, it is
s ippQWi,, trom a ueicciive ttue and
gained tafiid headway. The fire com
names' responorn - promptly, out be
fore t!n:ir arrival the first structure wast
wrapped ii flames and their pfforts
were di"Ctcd toward Having adjnrcnt
property. - The roof of another lioic
was .Slightly- damnped. The dairagp
Is estimated St about - five liimird
dollars which is covered ly insurance.
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Photo by American Press Association,
4rfT was a pleasant event in the career of William fiV McOombs, chairman
" I of tfie Democratic national committee,., when hewas presented with a
I solid gold loving cup in New York by fellow1 members of the commute
T" and others who "worked successfully tor the election of .Woodrow Wilson.
Mr. McCombs Is In the center of the picture, with Norman E Mack, whom he
succeeded as chairman, on the left wtb hWJiand on "the cup., 'Mr. Mack made
the Drtssentatton speech.- The cup is-valued at $1,600. The inscription on it
reads: "Presented to the Hon. William
cratic national committee, by his associates' In the campaign and f members of
the national committee in commemoration or tne wiison ana fliarsnaii victory
hi 1912." At the left of Mr. McCombs
At the left of Mr, McCombs
banker; who Is chairman of he finance
BELIEVES THAT WOMAN SHOULD
NOT BE, DEPENDENT ON. v.
;' . MAN ENTIRELY. .
,St.- Louis, Feb,'i4.Mlse'Delphine
Force, twenty-five, Sti L'ouis debutante, j
who the other: dav renounced , society t
to become' a professional cook,; and
twili'nmaifiV orXctnfct oatra aViA teiatica
to be independent and ' earn ker own
living and, not mae it. necessary tor
her lather to turnish nen wuti DfettV!
:' miss r orce say iwir- ";, o
nnthinc aoainqt- soeietv -lartrl in ,'fct
lilroa hriAaf r,ancln& and nll thit other
social features,' but believes that woman'
111 WOULD CHILD RUN OVER
Eft R U 0 Wfi LWlN G B V vAlJ TO M 0 BILE
tirely;v She recently has been associated . approaching auto. and it wis within:
with" Miss- Anna Barrows of the Do-t a lew feet of him when he attempted
mestic' Science Department af ,Colum-kto get out of its way. i The car's lamps
bia University New Yorl-,- H a.crles protude several Inches jn . front of the
of lectures befcre the T. - W. C. ; A.; frame- work of the machine and one of
While attending Pratt Institute, Brook-; these .-struck tke little Jellow and in
Ivn. : ah . Bunlnted 'in - settlement work dieted an uelvcut 'on his- head, v The
on the Bowery and gained somewhat
I t '..I i.-... ..u u .If
Uvst.' - ..'"-''-
I Miss Force say she haj not thought
1 i .. it
home me real nome lite. . ne aiso tc jair is mucn rcgreitea oy mr..uaiueis
Ueves in the trite saying that the way'and he rendered all possible assistance
to. a man s heart is through his stomj
ach. : but says she has not : thought
much on the subject ot marriage.
) STICKS TO THE , STORY-'
. v -
PlaV.Due Here SoonrTalthf Ot Poia neV drop curtalnyand a set of library
, ,trayai oi ropuiar iove ;
, Jiw laifiuu, tviiw in (-nfii -init.
for "Freckles,". t"C' itramaMation of
Gene iStratton-Porter's populir. novel,
to tie presented here on March lUih,
instructed the dramatist to incorporate
every character in the play that ap
pears in the, book, and to adhere -as
closely . at possible- to Mrs. Portei's
charming story, ) Consequently "Fnek-
lefi ' the plucky .wail who guards the
Limberlost timber envr; 'Ihe Swan
Angel of whom Frcrkli's drennis maler-
alizrs; 'McLean, a member of a Grand
Rrtpids limbcrr firm, who befriends
Freckles; Mrs. Dunran who gives tnothf r
loye and a home to ircrkh ; Dune.in,
head leafipfer of McLean's timber gang
Ihe lini Wontsn ho is cillei i i'n
miners t ndies liirdo for a took. 1 he
Man of Adair., bmn.up t.f m,imr but
liit of heart; Lord and lady O'Mom.t
who come fi 'nnln l.md in ii- e'.t of jl t
;tt i ve :
Ve!,rif-r, j
io a r?l ra ' .
1 I , a v i ; ' 1 1 n , I
II I. f, v
MeCombs, chairman of the Demo
Is Henry .M
Is Henry .Morgenthaulth New York
committee. ,
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HS ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS IN-
' .JURY CONSIUEKHU MI-
'(y,j ; raculous.
-Thomas Allison Henry, the ' young
soft of Captain and Mrs. D. P. Heiry,
was painfully, injured Sunday after-:
noon whejf he was struck by Thomas
Da rii1a' ' -sfl lit nrtinHilp , .Ttl v flrridflnt
''occurred at tthe corner-ofN Broad land
lyiiaote street ana' tne escape .01 tne
little Doy trom seriQus , injury is con-
iicku ; n. . . . - v : ".'...-:. r i
He had bnlva few minutes before
'loft his. home- for the DUrnose of
attending' Sunday hob ' Attemptirg
child was' knocked down' by the blow
nn4 rkAnl muiH . nn nt Kia
- lower" limbs.- -' . . 'J- .
" The victim was taken home at once
t ' 1 A. . J L 1 if T .-. I .
alter the accident. 3 ,
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IMPROV2MENTS I ATTHE ATHENS
- i.i. "'"'Kft; - -
l nc American occnory .company oi
New York have just fcomplcted painting
scenery for the Atfletis theatre. The
curtain is a beauty in every respect. The i
center ot it vs adorned by accne In
Venice and this is surrounded bv adver.
tificn-.cnts of m irehants. The set of libra: j
Bcenery is almost lilclike in its desigi.
ing. In addition fo these improvements
the lobby of the theatre has been repaint
cd and adorned with several beautiful
panels done in oil. The Athens is one
of the finest moving picture and vaude
vine theatres in the entire south
DRUNKS ON A RAMPAGE..
Tim tv.licp 'pn -pnleril3V pnrieriVor.
ing to locate two young white men who
took on an overdose of whihkey run
d.iv niyht and later becoming hilarious
made a si lion of lfancork street Wiid(
(ins iih their yells. The affair or
lun d near the t hn-.uan church w
l;.,..- t rp pevert telrrihone Calls, cent
tiC
( dv II..I1 f.-t i,n ollicer. It
n( i a ( ' i- " t here was unabl
1. 1 1
,.t .. , i.. in for miiiic lit I
: ? ' (,ne n i u . f
I '.)', cf !':-
Farmers Manufacturing Company
win luru uut Barrels and
Farm Implements
OPTION:' SECURED ON SITE
James Spruill Purchases Valuable
farm Located Southeast
of QHental
(Soeciaf to the Journal)
Oriental, Feb.' 24-r-It became known
hcre last week that, preparations
I are b ''tg made ' to erect and operate
anotl --"rgebarrel factory at this plaxCTaubscriutions. A
I C .... .1 I J . T " T- " n .1 .. v 1 .
sever! uays ago tu. r . c,ast, rrsuncnc
cf tlve Farmers' Ma nufact'uring Compan
pany of Norfolk, arrived in town and
after .making an ' investigation took a
three monthsoption; on twenty trrou
sand -acres of valuable timber land in
this section.
It is the intention of the company to
use this timber in the manufacture of
barrels and farming utensils amd the
felant-will employ about eighty, people.
Mr. East has given the people here
every'reasoii to believe that his company
will purchase thi land and erect the
plan here '
lames pr.iuli, pne ot iamlico county s
most progressive farmers and who lives
about hve miles from Oriental, has re
cently purchased from A. F. Midyette
a valuable farm located northeast of
Oriental. Mr. Spruill will turn this
tract of I and over to his son Clifford and
it will be operated by him.
;A torce ol men are now engaged iii
tearing down the brick dry . kilns
at the local, plant of the John L. Roper
voiiipany, wnu nave; aisconimueaopera
tions here since a part of their plant
was destroyed. by fire a few months ago.
The biick are be,ing cleaned and will be
sent to New Bern.
Dr'W: F. Grigg, one of Oriental's
leading physicians, performed a. suc
cessful operation on J. S. Nunn of Arap
ahoe se,veralxlays ago, Mr. Nunn had a
bad attack ot appendicitis and his con
dition was critical before the operation
was performed. He his almosrJ com
pletely recovered now and- returned to
his' home. .,. -
Workion the new Methodist church
is oroeressme rapidly and the conereea
tionlhonfi to be able to move into their
new house ot -worship during the next
feWf weeks. iThe ; edifice is now in the
hands of the painters.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Sadler left this
"' jri ' ?aTJ L :L"
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employ ot the John. L., Koper Lumber
Company.
Charles Miller lett today tor Enheld
where he has accepted a position with
a jewelry firm. ,
Miss fearl Johnson returned Sunday
night from a visit at Stonewall and
Bayboro.
Guilford Lewis of New Bern spent
Sunday night in our town as the gusest
of his brother'.'Charles Lewis.
Marvin Aldrich who has been visiting
here tor the past week returned yester
day morning to South . Carolina
where he is employed on a railroad.
HEARS OF FLOI
GOVERNOR SULZER INFORMED
OF ALLEGED PLAN TO
- SLAY HIM. "
"Albany. N. Y.. Feb. 24.-t-Governor
Sulzer has been informed of an al
Iefred plot to assassinate - him. Ihe
Governor . last- night related .that un Fri
day a man v with head swathed in
bandages called at tne executive cnam
her and --was referred, to. Owen IS.
Potter, his legal asmrtiht. ' To. ;Mr:
Potter ' the.- man, whose name the
Governor would not- divulge, said that
FOR HIS DEATH
Thursday night while in fah aban- whiskey in; her.tSeveral witnesses
doned cider mill, he had" over heard fW6fnidde -afridavit to (this effect;, and al$o--,t .
men discussing a plot to kill the Gov
ernor.. .: When the .conspiratoroviearn-t
ed of the presence of the Governor's t
intorma-nt tney assaulter ana roonca
him. 1 ',.,, -.
MiV Potter told the1 man to' report
the matter to the Albany police, but
h? came ; batk later .saying be, had
been unable to find police' headquarters.
i
all alarmed .by the scbry oth he
and Mrs. Suiter," he vGovernor ' said,
have been receiving threatening let
ters but' have paid little attention to I
them.
MAYOR'S.' COURT ",
,'The lollowing cases were disposed of
In the police court yesterday morningr
William Moore, coiorea, cnargea witn
beinir ditofderlv within the city limits,'
judgment tuspended upon the payment
of the costs. Robert White; colored,
was found gm.tjr 61, being disorderly
and taxed With the costs of the case.
Jess Hines was fined one dollar and the
costs of tho case for being disorderly.
Ed. Pollock, colored, wa tound guilty
of being dinordcrly and taxed with' the
costs of the case. !
SALES WELL ATTENDED. '
The big auction sale of jcwclry.in
progress , tins Week at J. U. Uaxter s
stoic wr the meica of a large mitn'ifr
of people yesterday nftcrnoon and lust
evcinne.. Jamei 1, Hand, jr., win is
in charue of the mdes is proving bin
ability to handle large crowd'" in n
t hot oit;;lly f.iti 'i.ii ii ry maimer. The
t: 1. i will ronli'i'ie thr.iiii'i the Week
I. ntiit.:' at 2:.5: and J-J'l o'iy:l
Score or More of Boys and Glria
Are In the Contest For a s
Pu8honTQplle '
A LITTLE HUSTLING NEEDED
With That ny Lad pt Lassie la
the City Can Win One of
The Coveted Prizes. f
The boys .and' girls of New Bern are;
very enthusiastic '.cAr the, Marathon' '
Racers which are beirar eiven 'awav f" , ;
the' Journal for five nw three -months
scoie of more- are
now at work for one of these marvelous
little racers with which they can have "
nours ot amusement and at the same i
time get good, healthy exercise. . . ,
-rtny Doy or girl who has not taken -"
a ride on oneof these racesr, may call
at the Journar"ornce any time during
the day and give it a trial. Once you
have glided over the pavement on a
pushomobile there will be a fascination
which you cannot resist and you will
make up your mind to have "one of
them. . "
It is almost impossible for vou to
miss becoming - the owner of one of
these machines if you work for a few
hours. Once make up your mind that
you ar going to' do a little hustling,
arid the rest is easy. Start today by
asking your friend who live next door.j
umyuc sue is laKing ic already, well
that is aH right, two renewals count as
one new subscriber, tell her to give you '
a renewal and that she will do doing-
ou a lavor. l hen get a little book and
hen all the family come home for
upper, get together and put down the
names of your friends all over the United
States (you can get subscriptions " '
from any point in the United States
or Canada) also of your friends in the
city from which you came to your
present address, and those in country
towns'. To these write and - explain
wh&t you are doing and ask themto
help you along and assist you in win
ning .a" Marathon Kacer. You wilr
get favorable replhes from many of
them and have no trouble in winning: -this
coveted prize.
Any roy or girl, anywhere, can enter
this contest. Not in the entirp section
of Eastern Carolina can one of these
Marathon Racere be secured except
from the Journal and this is your only ?
opportunity to secure one. GET-.
BUSY. GET A MACHINE AND BE
VY OF YOUR FRIENDS
The schooner R. F. Bratton. loaded
with a cargo of general merchandise
arrived in port yesterday niorningr
from Baltimore. The Brattan makes
about one trip a month here from Balti- .
more and gives a much lower ra'e
than it is otherwsie possible to obtains
HENRY FOY, COLORED, WILL
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ULLLIIIO LIUUUII ,
BE GIVEN PRELIMINARY
HEARING TODAY. v
Henrv Fby. - colored, was placed
inAer drrpfit- vpstprdav aftrrnnon nn "
a warrant charging him with retniliw'
spirituous . liquors. He was arraigned p i"
for a .nrelimmary hearing but-.tma was r ,i
continued until today and the fdefen-J 5 ,
dant gavebond for; his appearance iti1 a.
tne'sum oi one nunarca aoiiars..ff!r;, i
-i e I I i . ... , u... . .'
. .ITntr'a otrrpaf-- rnmp ahoiil-'. t Bt-niioti
undue' acfivlty - of - a female friend.' " i. '
This , friend. appeared in . the 'oIice" V V,
court yesterday afternoon aBf ystar ' '
wintess against severar other ''negroes j 4
and during the'trial it came out that
Fov was-BUDDosedi o have been1 sellinar
... . . .-
tnaiv tney naa ai various umes pur-y ,
Chased different quantities of , liquor ..v.
om him and a warrant for his-arrest , '
was ai once sworn om..,-).- .--,t j""aJ
i; During the past few weeks the kcai ' t l
police have becri hot on rtbe' trail .of ' ,
the "tigers" who infest New Bern and -",' '
been successful in-hanlinrup severafwho V. : 1
they clain are old offenders. r '
. 'pROGRAWVAT( THEATHENSV .
TODAY.
r, ' Vaudeville . . .
Misses Charles and Carter, h' -A
very clever singing talking' and
dancing sister act. , ' - - .
'i ' v-' Pictures .i - '
. I !; Mil Rlrhnl MaM"
When i beautiful woman -has' a'
mind for evil, there is sore to be trouble.
This Pathe drama tells the story In a
plain straightforward tway, and ... i ,
unusually interesting. .- V . ;' "
"Ireland i n uppressea . -V
This oicture 'was produced, in Ire
land by the Kalcm,Co., and is very
entertaining it is especially interest
ing to every son of fc-rin. : . i f i)(
, rarson james
A splendid drama of ' Western life
by Lubm. - Totparrow matinee etui
rtiljht, we. will show that splendid two
reel feature subjecf, entitled
'The Red Man's Honor"
an absorbing" and romantic talc of
Indian life on the border land.
Matinee daily at 3:45. 2 shows t
nif.hr, : Hi 4:n' at S-.Of) o'dork, 2 1
r.iliown immediately after fir-si i ov r.
1'..m:i1 pi it . , M.uinee 5 and lft 1 1 .
r,i; lit 5, 1! and J3 tts.
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