North Carolina Newspapers

i N.-C.. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER :i, 1914 .WL. LIUI. I.u 129 FIVE CEN1S PER COPY rs 1 ' 'l v- " .: V ' j.'. ' : .,, v . ' .. -: .' V. -V. Washington. . - , 4 - , u.zy is Anniversary oi the Battle, of Sccan te alled forces ---'' . -- J -i -; -J - r'V, HAVE FALLEN BACK. :;- i:J it is ;Cp.licved ; fliit -; IK ; Cyc' . ol ar Sn-' ,n -' prene FJfoil is At . flSnd, Th.e Condition ol SLtS'SS - U:e :iU!ies- is si i 1 :.lo 1 fce Favorable but the !1w vtS, u74S ' - - jTI, :i i " J otrfer20 miles nearer to Paris than ccrcznspre sun 1TI e Teuf oti?. ;Kowx Orlx .,V ; Sixty-fire Miles f roni' Oie French Capital Howevfer i , . :thZr Allies are AHqWicg iCitehd. : thousands'f V ; ; Russians Prif onersVaken Germans. -'--i ": i-.'dNO-Nf & f.'' 3t.With-thfe' b ' ' , TnfFg-tjftrffth week othmf$.k and v.. ?ff theJteFh?raDeTIeved tobc the j ' jre.me effort" of"-, the em ans,. to-, "ji'nViox'Jbcii's IhesanftiVersary'pf-thc ' - ":,jhatVlef Se.'ao,vth'9,i5i5a);io irfhe , r '; s aljeis gqnef a Sly is 'cotidsTea favorable. " " " "T-hjf 'Germans iav,, thrown forward ' !C . - 'pnsidrabJa boiHs' of troops ?long "-" ita"hirety-fivS mile Jnie from,ViUiers to . .ntherhe,. -The-laser's W f.rtBt, there-fe beginning to circ.Jate - ba,mmCnSL'a ftihe' centffTaihong the -German 'forces, Wd this f C v,tr Ite,ucce8S and defest to fee,ing ,pf anxiety TO9 inten3lfled vhert - l??te"KS!-" th 1'" 1S 'ftwo div.sion8t totalling 880,000 -Wb. -..TUi tlrwd favoy.tKe 3 ' ! ? Angto-France forcw being eompdfed Licce, fof German -noUand. ,forv"giOundonthcflter-end.r-.The- -' ' : i.iliBting-of thellies has taken the WAVE OVER KUO CHOW. ;.-.V?t :yy fifc'ewI. LONpON,.A.g. 3i.ASt. Peters- . t Ttnnng perore nw.v '.""''Jiij crath-to the Telegraph, says J ,aT,i)i,iK ...- .iMuen.m Mg,; , "Acrording'to reports tro ght here : .me U to maiftain-Integral strenf ,bv Cerrran'riscners, it has teen'an , " oI their forcesf und'tat thi is bei foed in 'Berlin that American resi- juuiic kcu . u.w i.T J"'' GETTING NEAR PARIS. r . . . r ; mem; inai nocwiuist-nuMig a lew in- caa fyg at Kaj0 Chow jn order to keep , i -;onsequ6ntal checks theamies remain ecityottt-f the hands 6t the Japanese. .t" "intact-; ,s ; ; "'1 he St. Pertersbi rg newspapers, pur - : TfliZ GERMANS ARli '. - - Kj, n,- -nort nrf t wWh, u- i. ,!-.tONDQ. A fr. 3l.-7he fcr-rn's raeftt; vUh the United States where flpwho't sf:.ty-five miles'- froi-n iUp)4-irt Hat-wl with . Gormon ;Paris.rt So-e prd-ypss is being shown t, in their advance each day but the allfc sare holding Ostend irom j-hich pint ' point the B.-'." h troops are being )anl- a &r-nrAX rf,'.Mh.v;,.iH a'.. ..mi l ere today tneaee win u-tteprnttoi, laa ind will attempt to cross the Jnvadera trcar hich has been left undefended, cr-;,. a ....a t. .vH.ivU tua. aid U-Fenf forttesje, which' are, -of Vest importance 'in the-defends rf d: - -t '-i STEPS TOEINFOXCE . : ; , FAKlb BlvING MADE. " LOrfDOX. Aug.v3L Alrdy,.ex - "rraordinarv steos are beine taken -to send all possible reinforcements to the aid of the allies- who are opposing tre . main advance. -It was stated .that sis w undred thousand French troops have;9'&v,n Ly lie snuslisls las led tVe antl. teen raised. These , will oppose the marcli on Paris while to the' Frm " of aSttlting the rear of , the- Cewnn tro'ipj 'in 1 tLt'ii- ll.ie.of ortii.uinici- tin f. " - .irpr' TS4' IA . ' At0 i'KlAN LEFT. 31.-AFoml5t. Pc- tei ab-.irg Lontcs a report that the Ri ssUin have smashed the Austrian' loft wing m rSamoaccin no t'iern Gallicia, The dtU at end ! ia a ivt, the' Cossack3 At ill pi is iiij; ti. .. .uleisd enenv;'. A thoi'srfnd j.s.',o' s wore ta'-Tii and a - ). J) , r n M -aYauciiiy. - ; , f ; CAPTURED BT GERMANS. , PERI IN, Ai. II (vh fayville, N.rj-Thirty thousand t'sstans have fepfc taken prisoners by ; the Grmahs 4uiing"the jSg'ufng in East- Prussia ac W'rdinR 'ot, an off.rial anno -ncement. Thivnrmuet IncLdes oflicers ot hieh ranlcT CEP MANS JFEEL THAT " - THEVFIGHT AGAINST ODOS. ' .-JLONpON,1 A- g. 31. The Tiecor reiponc'ilht at Often A records a ccmm- sation wrthatiiawrtrrf officer frWBhis-teiuise, satvwiwsaid trontlc effotsrwert being -- -hs --"v """m allies, especially on -the English force'" o .... by, the German ' army,' the dispatch says, there' is' a feeling among any Ger "nian . 6ldiers tha ,wlhey ' arts'- fighting against $oa greater; oJdsj. vDcspite alf effortji t conceal the news trom Pn ssia, it s stated informa tion of -disq-'Ieting character regarding .entg are rpanng.to hoist the Ameri- rr:t2l; j.-,n f.Prrranv.-kao ttc a' r ben "and BeslaM ' rVay be , $te wi1 t e ttrorj he'd on land." ' wiXLfillhvi. Oi TROOPS 4 RALLY TO STANDARD. 1 . " . . (I 1 - 0 ... - -of German losses n-4'de ; p Uic foday,; conta-na 4(oo6 nakes," 1 t A A - I "Gertran cas-attiesiriade'DrHi' UO to .' .... . ., . . - jne t resent nme, is as ic4!ov s , One. tho- sa'nj o - - h - .ndredandfofty - thread.,-3,324 .wu.mJ V 'i '..- . - I.- fj0 ew. (rom ;ther oT the German fmrt ttntWn ivi.i ''n ir tn wiU- - ;ght tonight. - ' , , " ?n ,Minr r tje Genran pctple. -Jt' is anno ncd htre that." 2,000,000 ivchnfe'ers havs rresentcd 'thcTscKos,: The patriotism - .socialist association to cease its activi- ' tle5, at the same tNie expressing , hope trat it vei U pot. have to resume 'if tef the. wr ra ove J . -'v - ,Faron B rt von Lersncr, ' second se rotary cf the German .embassy at Washington, ' has reached -Berlin by way' of"Ciitbt:altar., J!e rin great-danger at .'Gibi altar of being arrested by ' the 1 itish. ' . Mails from the United. States, which during- the first days of. the arac-c-'nruHted on the frontiers, -are now beginning to be distributed. r -'Dhpatcf.es-from London and Paris wli's ' -at -the. commencement o( :th !- the rapid dijintegra- 1 : i.iry power of Germany, t received in Berlin and are icl upon with great ridicule ' , c. i il staff. " ' "NT .SAILS - . ; . Z V lm STATES. : ), . ..il.'. 11 nt von Rex, 1: r i i ..ul.ii- ipan, accoin ( nn; and Austtians, ; ;m. Uni.ad States on the iia. . - i n '" Mtgyoigs, (Li; iiu the Cambrai Lecateau line, rhiire the allies -t-eorganized , after the' Germans crossed the French border. '"'y ''. , rv Fighting is also reported in the vidtn itytff Amiens. , i- . La Fere is only a little morethap 0 miles frorrt' Paris, As the crow' flies.' The Post says ' " ' , i' y "A statement issued by the French embassy discloses a situation of; much gravity,- A German: army was on Saturday attaching from the east the line on Launois Sitny l'Abbayel while another German army wa attacking rom the west line from, t a Fere Mb and though unsuccessful MtJujse L' sr making progress at La .Fere,; -inese two ocnaan army .aiiacKiiuc on the front at Guisc'suid te Fere , iiki clt.ar cuiiuvry. uciuuu 11 a, aiiaj u uncus vc turning movement -on' the-, southeast 'by this morning, --till interpose' jt be tween the French and; Paris." - ! POLISH1 SOLDIERS: SAID - 'A - : 1 TO HAVE KlXLED OFFtdERS. - LONDON,' Aug.t-il,- Accortlihg" tp the Times St. 'Pertersburg. corres,pod ent,' Russia's appeal to the P.ile to' re unite agafnst the common Teutbnc foe has hacf ani extraordinary effect aniin the Slav", soldiers-" in -the Getinantie. Vice, Inforrn-Ttio-) receivetrin St. PeWM brrg, tt is stated, . indicate -tnar titerj Polish soldiers, belonging to "tne::Sixth. Breslau army corps, serving ; on the western, frontier, mutinied and! kilted their officers. . . t, The Slav regiments in the Austrian service are also declared to be- notorious ly disaffected, i'Th -Nov -Vremya says one whole Austrian fegiment went over .to the Russian side. . ;'. 1 RETURNS TO-THE CITY. ft fit Rev, Euclid McWborter Back Frrfto , l4-, 'Mountains. 4 A V"' 1 1 Rev,-,Ejclit McWhorter, who has been, spending several weeks in the mountains of - Western. North Carolina convatesclng:from an operation for jappendicitis several 'months ago, has 1 annpniiintia . apvera returned to the city and will at once I . ,.-.',, n..L r-nary wetnoaist cnnrcn. Rev. mcwi-or- , , ,. - . - llr . "JrS -atha I rk "h11 taaore of his time to his work. He will evening services &jnday and a .large Ppiregatioii ciated bynim will . be greatly appre- During the absence of the faster, the pulpit has been filled iii an able rranner by Rev.-W. A.-Cade,' Jinior Pastor. "GRADED - SCHOOL. IS'.- .BEING The v Janitor of , the '' Graded School building, agisted v by', others is busily engaged in cleaning up the bw'Iding'fcr the' opening' of "the school," which' wilj be' about the first of 0;'t3'oer, ; " ' - In addition to cleaning out the b'.fild ing, the grass is being' cut on the green, and the paper and4 trash moved off. FALL TERM - SUPERIOR ' COURT BEGINS TOMORROW. ' 1 . . 1 mm i ' fj RALEIGH,. Aug. 29. The fall term of the Supreme Court wilt begin Mon day with the examination of applicants for licenses to practice law i' North Carolina. On Tuesday tne appeals will be taken up in regular order and the court will remain-in session tf fittj the en tire twenty districts are .disposed of From the n-imber registering' todayi it ts believed that a large clas9-will be pn hnd Mon lay to take examine tion. " , . ' ''.';, 3, PBILOCKSIIE IS TO' . HAVB COTJOK P.1IU. WORK ON THE -NEW ENTER- , ' PRISE TO BEGIN AT EARLY DATE. The . little , tbwn.;vpf Polloclrsville, over in Jones poantyV, has not been materially damageAV-'by the war scare. At least one would'"jvot so judge after teaming of theyimjarovements which arii: being -nade'jtheand the new en terprises which fjty'ftQ soon be staited. Among these laftr a cotton "seed oi mill, which is soon'.'f' be in operation at that place.t" A iargo of cement, left New Berni'yeaerday morning on board of the 'st earner Howard con-1 signed to PoH'peksyiUe. This cement is to be i'sediin'"theyonstruction of this new mill.'-jTbftt&ckhoIders of the new enterprise cgnipnefe, some of the leading busr-fessrmen ;in ; the Eastern part of the Statojj' among who are C. E. Foy of this cjf-f;imd others The new mill is to 'ofe-erected at a point near the" river vhere)it v. ill be possible for them to load and .unload boats without being coripelled to vse wagons and other vehicles iii making the trans fer. Oil will be '-Manufactured from cotton seed and a cotton compress will also be operated. Just when the plant will be ia operation is a matter of so ne speculation. However, it is understood that the work of construc tion will be rapidly pushed forward, and. that as soon as the buildings are completed and the machinery is in stalled, operations '7, will be started. The.fact that this plant. is to be elected and c operated is' .Of importance locally owing to the fact tiat a cotton matn- facturing plant '1 is Ho' be erected here at no distant date, and the two will probably work;"-in -conjunction, 'with each -other. About forty thousand dollars worth 'joX'.'ftock has already been subscribed-in the local plant' by S. Miller aid others, and at an early date an Active campaign will be waged for the Remaining amount nec essary to begin , the actual work ot cotistuction. 'ifi BJEV.HJOT'CONDUCTS SERVICE r., XT THE' COUNTY JAIL. Rev.' R., Wi Tot, pastor of tlfe Tabernacle BaJitSst''Church, conducted services in thefountj- jail Sunday after noon at' ''3 30 ' o'clock. The services were held for the benefit of the prisoner who are being confined in that institu tion, all seemingly enjoyed it very nuch. NUMBER'' OF PATIENTS IN LO CAL HOSPITAL. During' the last week or so a number of patients; who have been undergoing treatment for various troubles at Fair- view Sanatorium, have been discharged. Among those-; who are receiving treat ment there are H. B. Spruill, who h receiving -treatment for heart trouble and A. - Ipock, of Cove City, who is being treated for an- abscess of the lungs ; ' WEATHER TUESDAY. Generally fair, gentl wikds mostly eastwardly. V " Mrs. F. S. Urn'il has retimed from Jones cousnty" ' where she has been spending somey'dnte visiting her father H. Kinsejr, 'J,l , s . 1 W fit ' 1 1 ' , X - i , If " .TW I . ' ' ' If .wi..' ..; :-" ' i' ' .Ml s '7' - - - ' s . . RECORD BRAK!NE ' IN POLICE COUHT; BLUE MONDAY" FOUND LARGE NUMBER OF OFFENDERS BEFORE THE MAYOR: In addition to the city cases arraign ed before the Mayor-at P- Ire Court yesterday afternoon, there were a num ber of State cases, all of which were against colored people for stealing various articles. William Cannon, was arrigned on a charge of stealing the top to a vibra-? tor from the car of O. D. Lewis on the night of August the twenty eighth. Mr. Lewis stated. that he came to New Bern to attend the minstrel show which was given under a tent on Broad street. He left his car on the street in front of the tent, and when he came he got home he learned that the cover was missing. The next day he came to New Bern thinking that he might pro bably find it, but his efforts to recover it was fr itless and he went to tho For 1 garage to purchase one. Ther? lie was told that Cannon had been in after a cover for his vibrator. Mr. Lewis reported the case to Captain Bryan, who went to see Cannon and learned that he had a cover, which Mr. Lewis and others later identified as being tlie one that was taken from his car Fri dayn night. Cannon claimel that he bought the cqver from a boy and had witnesses that stated that they saw him make the trade, but none of them knew the boy's name. All stated that they knew him when they saw him but did not know hii name. The i-Mayor rendered a verdict :bf probkhle ca- se and bound the defend ant over to Superior Court under a bond i I ' the sum of fifty dollars, stateing at ' the same time that he" WO Id release the bond if the boy which was referred to wo- Id confess to the theft. James Dawson; ' "who was arretted last Friday charged with the . heft of three rolls of galvanized roofirfg "from ai .buillding that is being erected, on Vi est street tor Mr., ia-wyer, . was re.- Cpnized with his father to make his appearance at Saturday after nooftrs session of Police Co;irt, -in the: mean time every effort will be made to cap- . ' f- T '1---J I placing it in an ouc nouse on w.e mises 01 uawscn. Two? of the witnesses vho testified for I)awson stated that they hae seen andajlred with Jones in the colored cfenrti'tryj'lind he acknowlegded he was guilt'ofifhe crime, but he was not go ing to let the officers get him. Mary Pearson was bo. nd over to the next term of Superior co.;rt under a fifty dollar bond, on a warrant charg ing her with stealing merchandise from Kres8.and.Comi any to the amo. nt of one doHat and fve cents. Ti e wr.v an pleaded gtiilty to having the goods in her possession b; t clairred tS at another giil gave fhem to.i.er.to ! ol", but s-me of the prosectting witnesses sutel thai he saw her :'h-e s :" of t'.e aiti-ch-s in her cn-f te'la, v.-vich s1-" sed as means ft CQncnhm; tl e ro-nls. Sam Sanders, r-ol .r: ', was r;Mid with the cost for nuin a oicycit- n t street at night witho.t a ligh-, ami finad five dolkr.!and cost tor res s ;a ; an ofiicer; hd. Mann, col red, v. is taxed with the cos; for bei lg disord r ly. Wesley Humphrey, tolored, was fined twenty dollars and taxed with tie cost for being disorderly in the ci y ture nunny jones, a. so coiorea, vo ..as Thj3 comp1Ilv is witho !t the .gSt. confessed to stealing the roofing and,e5t doubt Qne of the best in .ffat it GERMAN- ARTILLERY AT LIEGE m:. ... : , z - 1 - HLSilULilll LflUILU ARF1 VE IN NEtVYORK MRS. KATE SPENCER AND MISS EULA COLE RETURN" FROM rUROPE. After having j,.ic s;v;ral wee'es in Europe during the war which is nov going on there, Miss tula Cole aad Mrs. Kate Spencer of this city on Sunday arrived at New York. W len the war was first declared Mrs. Spe icer and Mhs Cole were at Ncrth Cape, Norway. While not in the 111 st acive part of the war zone it was feared that thty might be detained indefinitely if tHey remained in Europe for any great lengt'i of time and they at once started l.ci to the United States. On Aug 1st 15 they reached Copenhagen, Demmrk, and on the twentieth sailed from that point to New York. In a letter received by relatives here the to iristi st-ite that they wi!l return to New Fe n in abo t two weeks and friends here are awai. ng their arrival with interest in orJer that they may sret first ha'if niws of con-iitions existing in t le Watr swe ,t countries. It is expert ?d that Rev. R. M. Von Mille-, the Jacksonville, Onslow county pastor who wasin Ber lin when war was declare ', will .return home some time d .rin; the preser t month if it is possible (or hi 11 to get ot of Germany and aboard a steamer bo jnd to the States. Aletter was received from Rev. Von Miller about two weeks ago and in this he stat xi that he was in no immediate danger and wo 'dl remain for a few weeks longer. Since then events have' taken a turn which lead his friends here to believe that he will return home as quickly as possible. 4) -r. Musical Comedy Company Makes Hit -5 . THE BjEST SHOW OF THE SEA SON AT THE ATHENS ALL THIS WEEK. The Southern Beauties Musical Com Sdy Company opened a week's engage- 1 merit at the Athens theatre yesterday afternoon, givirfg three performances during the day and on each occasion thty made a decided "hit" with the audi ence. pre-jmight be sai(f that it is the best, that has ever playe 1 in New Be.-n. iThcrs are a bevy ol pretty girls, who sing well and whose costumes are elaborate and the tat I oids presented by them are f II of snap and ginger. Probaly the most catchy anl mos appreciated part of the play yester day was the singing of Mr. Nelson tenor and Mrs. Tassell, as soprano. These two simply oro.ighi down the house a-d time and again were in y . r.cored and fi-oceJ to ret ;rn and repei: .h ir songs. The work of tiie q iartelte in which these two appeared was also excellent and evo-cel :n re .1 a.)ol.i Me. The ;na lasers oi the Athens thea tre have gone to a arge expense in sec.ii.ij; uui c.upaay w.iic.i, incideat ali.. 01 co-rs:., i t- i.iae.st pp -iced uuj.u ir...s;cu j'j.ieJy 0.1 the road a ii t'.iose New iie;:iiu..s wiu iai tj see ani hear them will i ideed ..is a rare treat. lllHl cient 1 a j. i. lh: evidence n .a being surti lor coniction in t le c .-.e ag.tinst 1:1s i''re....:.s, charge 1 wit 1 d.-ipjt- lting garba; on the street, h : charged. was dis- Jr. "i. ' To and lUtchie Heath left '',i At v. v.',-' I H i,'f rT'i ? ? J if V.tAfi x"f: , .. Mrrchead City ) ' 1 .1 ' , v Ith fiiedas.