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Killed His Children and HimselC

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 3O-Fred
ochumann, we'll known citizen of Mem.
phis. killed his two children, Lottie.
aged l3, and Fred, aged 8, and commit,
ted suicide. Schumann was found in a
dying condition, with his children living
dead In his arms in bed this morning.
Three glasses containing sediment Of
arsenic on the mantle showed the means
OF tneir taxing off. Schumann has been
a Wldower for two years. 1t is thought
he was financially embarrassed. He lived
asecluded life alone with his children and
housekeeper. A streak of insanity runs
through the family, his brother having
been confined in the lunatic asylum. He
left a letter addressed to his brother
stating that 1t was no ones id business
how he and his children died.
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NOr stale Chronicle.
ln selecting motto for North Caro-
lima it is hoped that We will not be com
PEELED to resort to foreigners or to the
words OF Greek or Roman heather writ
ten in dead language. The motto
should be the words of an American
spoken In the American language so that
the American people may understand
them. II Is presumed that the motto is
intended for the people as well as for the
scholars. The sentiment in the Latin
quotation, suggessed by Mr. Battle. is ex.
cellent and appropriate, but if it is
adopted 1t should be expressed in the
American langu age unless the prime OBJ
Ject OF state motto is to mystify the un
educated masses. Perhaps Being. not
seeming" would be fair condensed
translation of "Esse guam vderi." 1t
may be possible that some one of our
many eminent North Carolinians has said
something wise and coed and patriotic
enough to be adopted as motto for the
state. State pride should keep us from
borrowing foreign sentiment from the
dead language of the dark ages.
EUGENE G.. HARRELL.
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A RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
The n c, Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

By virtue Of authority given in deed in
lFust from the North Carolina Wagon
company recorded In the ReSisters offic ,
o Wake county in book -, page = we
VII sell on
Tuesday, February 81. 1898,
theeutIle aite and plant of the said com.
pany situated in the city of
EIGH, N. c.,
o. tse \ G. r. z. with side t-ac,. loading
through the yard. All the buildings ars
@mm0I Ii5us and new. The mac hinery
V9np@a'iyels new, with ca .pacity of TWEEN
y Vaslus per day.
az s'ne tim, we will sell large lot of
altl'l sui unfinished wagons, finished
sgySs hubs and rims. Also large lot of
oal1 on Tire iron and round iron, bolts,
~ lron ax.es and all kinds of material
80 10 wagon making, including about
w hundred thousand feet of we'll season
60 oaz lumber.
IIlneot ale II o'clock a NJ.
leth8 cash; but special terms NAV be
IFIe u q sired For particulars and cat
a9gIe giving full description of plant.
,g1a.lilhery and material, apply to under
As1eo w. A. MYATT,
l.,... j. N. HOLDING,
''Ay = s3 Trustees
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INSS aANCE REFORM.
The state Business Mems Committee
10 Meet in Raleigh. February I'M


AT the meeting Of the North Carolina
commercial and Industricl association.
heio In Raleigh on January 18th, mat
ters reiatlVg TO insurance in the State
were discussed, and a committee was an
pointed to formulate and recommend 10
the Legislature such amendments to the
insurance laws as might be found eauita-
bic and proper.
The committee will meet in the office
OF the president of the Commercial and
Farmers Bank in this city on Febru.
ary 7th
The members of the committee are
Col. X. NJ. Douglas. Greensboro; J. f.
Gllmer; Winston; w. S. Parker, Hen
derson; Judge Fred. Phillips. Tarboro
nneo. b. klutz, Salisbury; Capt. J. ].
Thomas, Raleigh; VIM. Boylan, Raleigh.
Colonel Douglas, chairman, hss issued
comprehensive circular on the question
OF insurance, copies of which have been
sent to all companies doing business in
the State, inviting them to send repre-
sentatlves to meet the committee in this
city on February 7th. for the purposes of
general discussion and conference.
The meeting is one Of much importance
ana the matters are such as concern b,isi
cess Interests and individuals.
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NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court.
wake County, February Term, 1898.
Molie Z. Thompson VS. Walter Thompson
This is an sction brought TO obtain q divorc.
from Waller Thompson fson the bonds Of
mstrimony.
happening 10 the court that Walter Thomp
son Is Nonresident of the State of North
carolina, ana ths, the sheriff of Wake county
after exercising due diligence, csunot execute
zoe SUNNI ons Ia this case on the said Waltz
thompson II Is therefore ordered that sery,c.
on the said Walter Thompson be made bv
puohcauonin The STATE [ HRoSroIr Y. a weekIy
newspaper, puollshed in the CITY Of R.le,gh
n Z. once week for Elk weeks. notifying
the sad Walter thou pson 10 appear betors
wake superior court, and then and there
answer he complaint which will he rled in
tne case, or dec ur thereto, during the term Of
wake superior court which conn epces on
the lst Monday before the let Monday in
March, 1893, teing the 9th dxy of Febfnsry
1873 And let him take notice that If he f.ii.
to appear and answer or demur. and oefard
the said action. that the plsint a y IN ,rpIy 10
the court for the relief d. mRnded in The CON
plsint. JNo W TuoMpsox Cia.k
January ., 1898
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Dill on its third reading and it failed to
pass; ayes 43, nays 46,

bill On its third reading and it failed te
pass; ayes 43, nays 46
MI. Long, Of Alamance, moved to re
consider the vote by which the bill failed
to pass and lay that motion on the ts ble
Inc house refused to sustain the motion
oy vote of ayes SO, nays 40.
=, senate bill "a, house bill 444, to amend
the charter of the Aberdeen and Rock
lyrk railroad company; passed its several
readings and was ordered to be enrolled
Mr. Parmaie rose to question O,
personal feelings in relation to a pub
iicatlon in the Wilmington Messenger.
IN which it is charged be did not truly
represent certain interests in WilminC
.on IN relation to the payment of back
taxes OF the Wilmington and Weldon
railroad company.
House bill 226, to amend secti IN 2s60
VI the Code In regard to weights and
measures fixes the standard WEIGHTS
oI sweet and Irish potatoes at 60 pounds
ana onions at 81 pounds On motion
OF Mr- Robertson was laid on the table
Eouse bill 311, to protect fish in Raw
monds creek, Camden county-not 10
nsh with seine or net; passed aud was
ordered to be engrossed.
House resolution 1856, to purchase a
bust OF the Hon. Jefferson Davis 10 he
placed on pedestal in the state library
the bust made by Taft in the White
House, aud stated by General Vance, of
Buncombe, to be the only bust of Mr.
Davis made, passed its reading with the
undeTgrowl of some sullen nays. and was
ordered to be cngrossed.
House resolution 237, requesting our
senators and representatives in CONGRESS
to use their influence in the creation of a
national park in Western North Carolina
was adopted.
House bill s3s, to incorporate the
trustees CT Carr academy. in Stanlv
county, passed and was ordered to be en-
crossed.
Senate bill 213, house bill 532, to
amend the charter of the Ranpolph man
ufacturing company and extend the same
passed and was ordered to be enrolled
House bill 2S9, to declare the North
Carolina Lumber company corpor alton
passed and was ordered to be enerossed.
On motion of Mr. Vance, of Bunccmbe
the vote by which house bill 337, in re-
lation to national park, was reconsid-
ered and the resolution was referred to
the committee On agriculture.
House resolution S34, resolution to es
taollsh Arbor day and make it holiday.
with the substitute of ''fall" for 'spring"
passed and was ordered to be engrossed
AT O'Clock p. m, the house Adjourned
until to morrow at 80 a. m.
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ClY rR)PERrY FOR SALE.-3y yirtue
" tts Iced = mortgage executed by Alfred
late aad torne,ia, his wife, will offs for
a.e ~ me conrt use door in Raleigh on
Nonis ID 2jth day Of FebI uary, 1898, at l2
oeI'cs p the following lot OF land: Begin
rins ~ ske on liue on South street, run
rias -lI 213 feet aud S inch es to the o. q
io1.e hlsnc aud tn going east along with
aeg.s house branch, and then goes south
80 4 n. gas house branch to South
'''ae Hi ron runs west W tn said street a.
istalt iiches There is q new house on
ne io' Iitle perfect Terms cash. For fur
iaer part culars see book 12l at page ass.
iegi'' o' leeds office, Raleigh, N. q. This
Ba1a'y l3 Z, 1898.
J. Q j.. HARRIS,
aaE 'ds
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lniNerAilY Glee Cluh

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan. 2S.-Tbe
Glee club gave their first concert last
night In Gunard hall. Both the galleries
and the floor were filled with an appre-
clatlve audience. The club on the whole
is not so good as that Of last year though
much stronger in the bass parts. Only
three of last years club are singing this
year. The club leaves for its western
trip Tuesday, giving the first concert in
Asleyille.
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and solicitors with advance comics of +b.
laws OF 1898, passed and ordered to h.
| enrolled. W "
a bill to amend section 1865 of the
CODE and chapter 367, laws of 1890 II
relation to fees, passed third reading
"A bill to restore to the citizens q,
Ocracoke township, in Hyde county. the
right OF jury service, passed and ordered
to be enrolled e''o
A bill to enable the ownera of ,ona -
convey the crops raised thereon. Tabled
OIL to amend section 1878 of the
Code IN relation to chattel mortoaoes
passed and ordered to be engrossed and
sent to the house.
Dill to repeal chapter 6s. laws Of
1887, and to restore to the snner;or
courts jurisdiction in relation to con.
ceaied weapons.
ihls bill was opposed by Messrs.
mcdowell. McRae, of Robson, Sandifer
ana Owens; and was favored by Messrs
fou. Jones, Pettigrew and Posey: all
OF whom addressed the senate in respe ct
10 1t. The bill finally passed by an ave
and no vote of % to 16 and ordered to he
enrolled w "0
A Dill to empower clerks of criminal
courts to take probate of deeds, passed
It's readings and was ordered to be en-.
rolled.
A bill to amend chapter sol, laws of
1871, IN relation to the time of HOLDING
courts in the twelfth judicial district
passed and ordered to be engrossed.
The senate then adjourned till II
o'clock to morrow.
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clLroFyAIUABLE RFsIDENcE

Ihursday, the lst day Of March
B ~ Pm, at the court house door in
ts"3ot ka'e'gh, l will sell ut pnblic
sac..ln f1r cash, the real estate des, ribed
IN tegta n dea of trust executed nv
Cts. D pchurch ct a., recorded i'm the
tfce Of he ressster of dee ia of Wake
coaafy, toolt9, page 65i, front ng ninety
het on Fay nysttevtlie and Salisbn nv streets
s1i I've hundrsd and ten feet on eaoir
street, { lly described in taid deed Of
rag There is on this lot one of the
hsl s5de- and most valuable residences
'atha c.tH Vt Raleigh, having all N odern
colve.itn es gus water, &C Also ssables
ald L.e sstry out-houses.
This ale Is made under provisions con.
'sr- 2 Fl ne deed of trust Aforesaid i 4
bv s.rus 4 an order of the Superior
co1-t A special prC ceeding entitled W
X II emo ct al. VS. g ID. Upchurch
Fal rpp3.n ing me trustee to execute
the -n,'s azores Id. tbs trustee named in
.+i dee nstnS dead This ia a first lien
ste l. hereunder pc feet.
HOS. X PURNFLJ,
iN3 tS Trustee.
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NOTICE..

Nosra CABoLGSA Wake County
). K. Horn va. Lewis Fl. Maroon.
Viiue OF an execution directed to the
.ll'rtlsned from yno. W. Thompson, clerk
superior court Of Wake county in the above
'te action, will on the Goth of February.
i@f = II o o'clock m, at the court house door
t'a county # Wake. in the ci of Raleigh
~ the his hest bidder for cash all riybt
ne .nd interest If Louis II M-rcom in fol.
'1S.hg real estate, to- wit. Fifty acres n ore or
70 IA, Madison Maroon and Young Stons
Q occupied by Lewis Fl Maroon aud sitna'
.. in Wake county, Gary Tow lship, to satisfy
Judgment OF :. K. Horne. Pesle l. Maynard.
attorneys.
VI w. PAGE,
sheriff Of Wake county.
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Mr. Blainess Will,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-Tne will of
Mr.. Blaine will BE- probattd d in Augusta,
Me-, which was his legal resdehce. The
disposition he makes of his property is
CHARACTERISTIC Of the confidence he al
ways reposed in his wife, and which as
a noticeable feature Of the family rels-
ton: Everything is left unreservedly
to Mrs. Blaine, she to be the sole execu-
tflx of the instrument and is not to be
required to give any bond. Blaine's es-
state, according to the estimate of a
gentleman whose relations with him en-
able him TO speak with correctness, will
amount to about $500. 900.
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GALE OF VERY CITy

- Ptoperty.-By virtue of . decree of the
SUPERIOR court OF Wsse County in the special
proceedings for partition. entitled v,nJ.ax
a. rogers and others, eE-v arte, No. 5y2 sne
clal proceedings docket OF said court. viii
ofier for sale to the highest bidder. AZ pnbbc
0utcry, at the court house door, IN the city OF
Raleigh, N. O., on
Monday, the 9th day OF February, 1888,
At " O'Clock M, the lot Of land Situated on
Martn 2M1artn street, in ssid city, known as the
~ fowLE OWL, BrILDINd, adjoining the lots of A.
ing 5O feet on Martin street and ertending
back l6j feet
lern- OF sale-one-hah OF tire purchsse-
money 10 be paid IN cash and the remainder
IN IN tSelve months from day of sale the de-
'eireu payments TO Desr per cent interest.
AkAISTEAD JONES.
uoo0A-'un. Commissioner.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 30 The
house met at o'clock TO day with but
small attendance OF members After some
unlmportant preliminary business the
house, in committee of the whole. tcok
up the sundry civil appropriation bill.
1t was considered until $50, when the
committee rose. The speaker announced
the following committee to investigate
the Panama canal scandal: Fellows.
GeaTy, Patterson, Powers and Storer.
The house then adjourned.
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Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 The senate
met at p. m, and ordinary morning
business was proceeded with. Mr.. Har.
ris offered resolution, which was agreed
to, calling for report from the secretary
of war as to the use of building material
imported from foreign countries in the
construction of new library building
and reasons for such importation. Mr.,
Allison reported back the District of
Columbia appropriation bill and gave
notice that after the anti-option bin was
disposed Of be would ask the senate to
take up the appropriation bill, the for.
tifcation. army and district bills.
Mr. Chandler offered the following re.
solution and asked Immediate action u upon
it:
Resolved, by the senate, the house Of
representatives. cOncurring, that thePres
ident be requested to enter into neeotia
tions with the present provisional gov
ernment Of the late kingdom of Hawaii
for admission of the islands as territories
INTO the United States and to lay auy ne
gctiations which he may make before
congress for ratification or for legislation.
Mr.. White-Let that resolution 90
over l object.
Under objection the resolution went
over until to morrow.
The anti option bill was then taken
up and Mr.. White made another argu
ment against it and against the George
substitute for it. In refuting the claim
of the supporters of the bill that ''fu
ture" dealings cause fluctuations and
recessions in prices, Mr. White gave
figures to show now enormous such
future" dealings in cotton were in
September, October and November iast
IN the cotton exchange of New York.
New Orleans and Liverpool, while fluc-
tustions were less and while prices ad
vancad frem 2 cents in September 70
10 cents in November (on the 25th.
The senate, at As p. m, adjourned.
AUGUSTA, Ga.-Willism Mulheim. one
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t2I. The Tyler Desk Co.. Of ST. Lout..
NO., have Just thrown Oh the market an
elegant Standard Antique Oak, 4 n. 9 in
Roll Curtain Desk, complste in every De.
tail +. o. B. St Louis, for f2I, and N
same style and finish, for tZ3 net. SPOT
your order direct or send for suecisI clrcr.
lar. Bank counters and government worh
specialty;. send In your floor plans for
designs and prices
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Notice of Application.
FFICg OF y. @ HOME Ins Co

OFFICI OF n. G. HOME INs. Co.,
RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 81.
Public notice IL hereby given that appu-
cation Will be made to the next legislature
TO grant amendments TO the Charter sc
OF this company.
W. 5. PRIMROSE,
jan1-30d
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,-,,s tua'ya years | suffered from second
L A.. srl tert arv blood poison. Nv face
nia.r. bec me mass Of Corruption
~ ,ha disasse hegan TO cat my skull cones
,,c,..-ul e1ust surely die, but l tried
r@s p b., with benefit, and usino
s..,a tUn bottles more became souud and
m ye heon 80 for twelve mont 8,
BL0U0 POI ON anoSs'ss esn Ss ssss Of E. scar: ,ss
a,t.al heartfelt thanks for 60 yal,ahls
er ROBERT WARD.
~ lraa Robert Ward and that he has been
lr.r, d Auic Blood Balm. At. Is irht-
C. . h ore. q Co, j H. Br.sht.
JU Hart, W. b. Campbell, For
~ .ra- Sists.
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E Eunsd " Son, Towaliga, Ca. writes
cra y .0r e'ghbors hes been suffering f,om
,,Srra a -'yersl years, which iesistei ali
res',uel, ana medince resorted. We finally
rATARR induced him to try the efi-
U8Ih caoy of b B. b., and be was
..r 5e hted with an i'm rovement. He
rrr,dai - use, and was cured sound and
v
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AUGUSTA, Ga.-Willism Mulheim. one
of the most prominent shoe merchants in
Georgia, and leading citizen of Au-
gusta, died to-day, aged 90 years.
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oAlARY or COMMISSION

Efl,hr lne Patent Chemical Ink.
Q5fau' 'aF5eAiion Of the age. Erases ink
nag,e tiy at ~ two seconds. Works IKE
maxim, ,y5 20 800 per cent profit. Agents
egener.i'o ~ per week. We also want a
.nd ann gent to take charge of territory.
% nstpo''ut sub-agepts. A rare chanca
spec!me, y money Write for terms aud
al A lSt MONROE ERASER u'F'e Co
t&5 La Crosse, Wis.
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ws oncr for Sale, al Lowest Prices,
,,curhins i" 0nr store. We want to
..u our Prc.cn' stock in order to Buy
Incthef'
rbs Puplic are invited to Call.
~ IL az ~ 8N <x CO.
DRUG ISTS.
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g TRANGERS in town are reques,eA
TO 20 TO
WILL KING CO,R
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
CIGARS.
HOT DRINKS, etc.
CALEoFyALUABLE CITypRop

'ALa ADLE III fROP.
- erty by vlrtue Of authority coni.rr-
Ell by deed OF mortsa executed by c r.
! pcL u ca ara vile Adeiine, recorded in
the office of the kegister OF Deeds Of Wats
county. hcok l2l, PAGE 55S, will sell for
ca at puoilc auction at the court house
ooor In aleigh on Monday the p III day
of Fehrusrv. 1893. a certain LOT In the city
OF aleigh on the south side CT West Dsyie
street, &c olninS the lands OF Y. +. Noore's
heirs and j. w Brown. known as the
1ormsn lot, toge her with the improve
nents thereon, more fully describedin
said deed of mortgage.
Time o. sale l2 O'Clock m.
PA h & BOCSHALI..
JaIstds Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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yWr.e "a Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
i. Book II Wonders" sent free,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-28
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, August 26.-Cattle, receipts,
GOO head; shipments, 900 head; market
steady: common steers 81 15a3 rs; best
81 9Oa5 %; Texans 81 60a3 10; cows Il 4Oa
$50; range cattle e 50a3 30.
Rogs-Receip.s, II, 600 head; shipments,
1000 head; market active; mixed and pack
ers a 70a5 so; prime heavy IS seas 40;
light s. 25a5 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1000 head; prices unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, August 26.-Cattle,
receipts, 600 head; shipments, 400 head
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts 2.l50 head; shipments
1850; market, fairly active; medium light
weights So S0a6 90; extreme heavy Is 4Oa
5 40: roughs 81 00a5 co.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments,
GOO head; market, steady and unhanged.
CINCINNATI, O., August 90 Hogs dull
at 81 75a5 55. Receipts and shipments
1000 head.
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BELLAIRE

The petty thieves who have been an
moving the farmers of Pultney Bottom,
are as bold and daring as any we have
heard Of One resident of that locality
says that two young cnaps came wishin
yards OF his door in broad day light and
drove off his chickens. He pursued
them with a club in hand, but they
eluded him. At another farm house
two chaps went at night to steal chick
ems, but it was so dark they could not
find the fowls. Not to be baked in
their intent, the chaps went TO the
house, called up the farmer, borrowed
his lantern, picked out the choice Of his
flock, returned the lantern, and went
on their way rejoicing. Fortunately
the farmer learned how he had been
duped, suspected the guilty parties,
and threatening to bring suit, received
pay for the stolen fowls.
There will be two sets Of delegales
and contest In each precinct in this
city next Saturday evening at the Re-
publican county primaries. The con-
test here will be between Abe Kelly and
Howard Kirk, asDirantS for Treasurer,
while at ST. Clairsville the light Will be
between Weems and Ayers, aspirants
for Prosecuting Attorney.
Five unfortunetes were gathered in
by the police Saturday night for plain
drunk, disorderly and fighting. One
chap who resisted an officer will be
taken to the county jail, and he will be
accompanied by an old offender who
cannot pay his gne.
Charles Hoffman, who quit the print
ing business ten years ago, has taken
the job formerly held by Earl Cooper
in the Herald office.
Jyseph Satterfeld who took sick while
on visit to relatives in West Virginia,
continues quite i'll and is not able to be
brought home.
C. J. LaRoche presented the Franklin
brass band a fine violin outfit, which
will be contested for.
Miss Annie Davies, Of Gravel Hill,
has gone on Western tour, including
a stop al the Fair.
A dozen or more Of our people came
In from the Bethesda camp ground
last evening.