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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
0OT67 a JOAAW UINI ITOUU IF2I III AAlNNI

n IS and mo'e rot in politics thu vas
ever seen before lie deei roo That ii
would now b. impossible - quo ia this
country men 70 dup lcGtC the army that
followed Lee IN Virginia Nu tud
tramps speaking five languages and
h0rdes OF unfortunate Office seekers,
many Of whom speak OF their alma ma.
ters We have gained in numbers,
but what are numbers. China can
beat us in thai respect forever,
Let us have fewer and better men.
Shut mp the colleges that do not send us
back better men. shall Trinity college
send out next June twenty five tricksters,
scr Some of the most damnable IL
huences of to day come from our uni
versities. Educate men to fit them for
greater tasks to help the world; not to
20 out to be helped 10 official fat jobs
because they are college bred No man
who begs for re possibilities can have
weighed it. We want men who do not
look down on labor He that would be
greatest let him be servant Of all, is the
great Kingdom idea | hope this thought
will ever lead Us in our work. Some
times | feel depressed over the lack Of
interest shown in Christian edu alton.
1t is howled at us being sectarian, mar
row, &C., but the same kind of treatment
was received by his followers in the days
of Christ. TIE great powers the King
dom Of Christian college. Young men
God bless you; take you to my bosom
and carry you with me in my closet
Make this a great Kingdom year" He
spoke for an hour and quarter and was
given wrapt attention. IL was fayorite
theme with him, and his sermon was de
livered with much power.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17

Or. n. NJ Johnson, of this place has
been appointed local surgeon of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad,
Mr.. II. J. Brown and family have
zone to Petersburg, Va, to live.
Mr.. w. 4. Hughes who has been at
Ycarby's drugstore for some time went
to Raleigh to-day to spend , months in
studying pharmacy under Mr. William
Simpson SO as to be able to pass the cN-
animation before the board i'm October.
Mr.. John Hanks will fiji his place
during his absence.
Major InO W. Graham, Of IliIlauorO
went to HENDERSON to-pay,
Mr.. w. p. Henry who is buying to-
bacco on the SimmOnsvilIe, = c., mar
ket spent Sunday here with his family.
He saws about $50, 600 pounds of tobac-
60 have been sold there in three weeks
and that it is very bright and sells high.
Mr. Thad Ivcy, Of Cary Yves here to-
day
Mrs. T. D. Jones is at home from a
very pleasant 8oj0urn at the Blue ridge
Springs, Va.
Maj. W. 4. Guthrie and Judge Robert
VI. winston left this evening for CASTOR
county, where they have some important
cases in tie Superior Court, growing out
of the Bessemer City investments Of their
clients.
Congressman Tom Settle returned
home yesterday evening.
DR.. Geo. W. Black1all was visitor to
our town to day.
Editor J. 7. Britt, of the oxford
Ledger, Mrs. Britt and Miss Bette Jor
dan, of Oxford, left this evening tor
Chattanooga, Tenn, on short visit.
Mrs J. 7. White, of Ok ord, went to
Winston tonight.
Rev. J. W. WelloDs went to Elon Col
lege to night to attend a meeting Of the
executive committee of the trustees OF
that college. He is acting chairman Of
the committee during DR.. W. ". Staley's
absence in Europe.
Mr.. V T. Lamb went to Winston this
evening to visit his ParenTs, and take a
short rest
Mr.. Il. J. Bsss went to Winston to
night
Mr.. il Fullcr got home this even.
ing
Mr. Virginius Ballard left to day for
Morehead City With his niece, Miss Min
ME Bryant, who has been in delicate
health for some time and whoiti is hoped
viii be benefited by stay a the sea
shore
Mrs. Geo ". Watts aud Miss Annie
Louise Wa IS went to Raleigh this even
ing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
A Blacksmith Dropped Dead.

Mr. VIM Jones, a blacksmith out at
West Durham, dropped dead this morn
ing at $50 O'Clock, He had just begun
work and in response TO the usual saIu-
tation Of has fellow workmcn said he
felt all right. Suddenly he fell and
only gaspcd a few times and was dead.
He was member Of the Methodist
church, about IS years old and leaves a
large family, all about grown. Or. n.
NJ. johnson acting coroner went out to
view the body but after hearing the facts
in the case decided that there was no
necessity for an inquest, as it was eyi-
dent that some heart trouble caused his
death
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
SERVICES on aundaY.

Rev Dt. Nooje preached to large
congregation st trinity church last night.
The special serm 2n to young men last
night a. the Presbyterian church was
a strong one and should have been heard
By every man in town.
Rev J A CulinEgim preached Ia
Trinity caurch yesterday morning.
Rev B r. Hall preached n Main
Street church last night The meeting
al that church will b. continued during
the week and quarterly conference and
communion services Nill b held with it
Geyt Suu@ay.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
A FERTILIZER COMHINE.
Consolidation of Virginia and North
Carolina Firms-- Under the Name Of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical
Company.

inc FHsLnld~CaIoilnh %HthiCai
Company.
For some time there have been rumors
to the effect that several Of the largest
fertilizer men in the States of Virginia
and North Carolina would form a com
bine.
From New York Saturday, the follow
ing telegram was received in RichmonC :
New YORK, Sept. 13, 1895.
James G. Tinsley d Co, Richmond, Va ;
Inform tie Richmond papers that the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company las
been organized, with the following o.
rectors + B Addison, james g iiIs
ley, s. W. Trayers, and S. d. Orenshaw,
Of Richmond; Fortescue white, of Pc
tersburg; z. B Dancy and 5 I. Morgan,
of Norfolk; and L. A Carr, of Durham,
n. O. 1t is understood that this organi
zation has bought out the following CON
Germs Allison & Addison, James &
Tiusley q Co, s. w. Trayers IL Co, At
lantic ard Virginia Fertilizer Company,
OF Richmond; Davie Il white, Of Pc
tersburg; Old Dominion Gu4no Com
paDy, aud Norfolk aud Car Ina Cheml-
cal Company, Of Norfolk, Va; Durham
Fertilizer Company, Of Durham, n. Q.
Object Of The Company.
The Company ia composed Of some OF
the test known business men of this
state and North Carolina, and its incor-
porators declare that it's primary object
is economy in the production Of fer
tilizers by saving in the cost of buying
materials, mani onIation, freights, &c,
10 the hope that it may be able to sell
to consumers the same brands of fer
tuizers that they have been buying
cheaper than ever before. IL has been
agreed that in each Of the factories
bought there shall be no chang IN the
management, and that the some brands
will be manufactured by each factory,
under the same formula as heretofore.
JAMES e. 1INsLEY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17

Ilucklen,s Arnlcn saIYe

Mr. Redmond took in this morui- i
s., 1873 for sale Of revenue stamps.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17

The best saive in the world tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcsrs, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands,
Chilblains, CorAs, and ali Skin Frup-
tons, and positively cures Piles or NJ
pay required. IL ia guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale bT John
Y. MacRae.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
a CUES TON?

Is there place for OCCOnG9Chee Farm d? Some
doubt the good judgment Of the proprietor in al
tempting TO establish such an inVeStmentIn North
Carolina, losing sight of The fact that thousand Of
dollars annually are sent Out of the STATE for I'm
proved Stock. In numbers Of instances much loss
befaIIs the purchaser before the stock becomes &C
Climafed. Only last fall The large price Bull atthe
Raleigh State Fair was purchased and sent TO &C.
COn9eChee Farm where he died in len days This
risk the OCCOneeChee Farm assumes, because our
stock is all thoroughly aCCIiTated to the Southern
climate before being offered for sale.
Another point is,-the great amount to be saved
in freight in purchasing stock near home Often
The freight charges on stock purchased from the
North or the West amounts to almost as much
as the cost of the stock, to say nothing of the
risk and the torture coming to stock frOmIOng
shipments. Purchasing of OCCOneeChee Farm
saves all this.
Besides these ConsdeI atoms there remains
the further fact that no breeder North, South,
East or West, offers the best more reasonably
than We do nor sells under a more prOnOunC-
ed guarantee that we offer only the best
Lastly: We are home folks and you know
us and can command our attention at any time,
in case anything is not as guaranteed.
Then the question. us there a place for
OCCOneeChee Farm?" answers itself
Address all correspondence to
OCCONEECHEE FARM,
DURHAM, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
Assaulted Her with Deadly Weapon.

Wayland Rollins was arrested this
evening on warrant issued by Justice
Durham, charging him with an assault
with a deadly weapon on woman Ii
Smoky Hollow The ease will be tried
tomorrow morning
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
less MoOnshiaiug,

Business in revenue circles still holds
up. Three unfortunates were here Sat
aFday and Sunday morning some time
after midnight Buck Taylor, a Wake
county negro, was loGgod ia jill here to
await trial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
The Skipping Of carrie Paylor.

Carrie Paglor. the whSe woman no
was sent 10 ice woykhVuse Saturday,
paid her costs and iue and was DIS
charged blythe jadse She then skil ped
before the revenue officers, who bad a
warrant for her, could get hold of her.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
Trinity COLLEGE,
DURHAM, NJ. C..

Philosophy, Latin, Greek, German, French,
English, History, Poll ioal scien e Politi
cal Economy, Social Science, Chemistry,
Astronomy, MineFalcgy, Geology, Physics,
Biology and Bible.
Environments and Thorough
Instruction.
SID TO 500 pegs all College expenses per
year.
Next session opens September 4, 1895.
For catalogue, Adde'S
JOHN G. KILGO.
President.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
New nnnk Ohcer.

Mr.. Richard Davis will fill "a position
made vacant III the fo,ce OF the Fidelity
Bank, made yacal by the resignation of
Mr.. Lee H. Battle, who goes to Char
lotte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17
RnnawaY MnrFinge.

J. Benjamin Mcmillan and Miss Julia
Riggsbee we're married by Rev. K W.
Bailey this morning in West Durham at
10 o'clock. 1t was a runaway affair.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-17

The mayor had a big court to-day
ten cases disposed Of and the fines
amounted to $44. 80
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
HOUSEWIVES ON STRIKE
Retaliation Is Threatened by the Iron
League Members
A Willingness Expressed to Submit the
ratter to Arbitration-A Lockout
Would Affect 10000 lien

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Delegates of
the House Smiths and Biidqemen' s
union are reported to have dem snded that
the delegates OF other unions call out
their men in I'LL cases where non-union
housesmitns we're en- uloyed in the event
OF being called upon to do so. In retail
alton for sympathe ic strikes. the Iron
league is said 10 C ntem plate general
lockout of all union men employed by
its mem bers. Such action would throw
40, 900 men out OF employment. The
striking bousesmiths have caused the
electric light to be shut off on several
Milliken Bros, so that work cannot be
cerfied on at night. The strike managers
called on the hoistins engineers, derrit k
men, stone cutters and ni.sierers on sew
erat huildings and they quit work.
The con III ittee the lr n l. ne m t
the comm ssio ers of mediation and arbi
tration tonight. Commiss oner Feeny
announced that he had seen the Gelea ates
of the strikers and that they we're wiilin
II subn the matter to just arbitration.
He pleaded with the ma M beys of the
league to rake a just view of the case.
President Cornell said mat this iron
workers we're willing to do what they
couli and what t ey thought was right,
and that tueir ultimatum had been pub
lished in Tussda s papers. He would
not insi-t uron this, however, until he
consulted several mem bers unavOlda y
absent.
OWING to the failure ui these certain
m EN- bers to be present nothing definite
cOuli b. a rived at. Tomorr the com.
missioners expect to receive some word
from the Iron lesg mem hers.
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THE PORTE AND THE POWERS
Continued from First Page

vision of the first vial. The three un-
clean spirits were 4 then lo,sei and
went forth to deceive thu nation, ana
they are spirtus lism, nihilism and in
facility, and they are doing their work
we'll. They are gathering the nations to-
gether to the great battle of Arm sgeddon.
the king OF the south-possIbly an
English power-after overrunning Egypt.
Soudan and Turkey, will encamp in the
glor Gus holy mountain of the Holy Land
and the natlohs will be compelled to
bring their mighty armies and munitions
OF war against this powe' and will en-
camp in the nlains Of ArmaReddon.
Tine nations are now moving toward
that battlefield, aud all their terrible in
plsme of modern war are will be there
when the seventh vial is poured, and the
battle of Armage inon, which is described
in symbols IN Revel atoms xvl-16, ap.
II to 81. will result. The great city of
the Nations II he that tented flo d, and
1t will be divide into three rarts--tne
an the other powers represe ted.
"The hail sp Ken of means can non
bails, the earthquake the xplosinn OF the
batteries, and the lake of fire ana brim-
stone will BIS the ba tlereId itself. 1t
will he u battle of anaih llation and the
atoms of the world will 60 COW tn rise
no more. The United States will prob.
II be Smong the remnant to De de-
stroyed afterwsrd. When TINS battle oo-
ours, as It shortly must, the climax will
be the second coming of Christ.
tine en- fall tni ,gs is g en- now al the
door and the nat ons ca mot long strangIe
the Turkish c,mplicat ons, as the unrest
OF n t ons is urging them on 10 bring
about thss things, for fear of which
nati ms are t'em bling. Tae time 10 near,
watch"
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Charges Lloyd Montgomery
With Triple Murder
THERE WERE NO WITNESSES
Though Many Neighbors Heard the
Fatal Rifle Shots
The Accused Boy Admits His Presence at
the House Immediately Before the
ShootinR-A Hideous Crime
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
BROWNSVILLE, Ore, Nov. 90 Lloyd
Montgomery, the 18.v, ar-Uld son OF John
Montgomery, is un Ter arrest, suspected
having murdered his father and m,'ther
and d. 3. Mckeecber, who wre found
shot to death yesterday afternoon three
miles from here. The verdict OF the cor
oner's jury, which was returned this
evening, is as follows:
I'VE, the jury, lind that John Mont
gonery and Lizzie Montgo merry, his wife,
and Daniel McKeechrr came to their
deaths from gunshot wounds inflicted By
some other person than themselves, and
from the evidences offersd in this case We
have good reasons to believe that Lloyd
Montgomery is the guilty party"
Young Montgomery will have prelim-
mary examination tomorrow morning.
AT the coroner's inquest today young
Montgomery admitted that he was at
homo tan minutes before the shooting,
but stated he had bssn set to the pasture
by his father to get horse, and willis
he was away the shooting took place.
About 4 80 p. m. the four younger chill.
dren, ranging in age from to - years,
returned hume from sch DOL and were ter
ror stricken when thsy saw the corpsss of
tneir f,ther and mnJhsr and Mckee her.
The children Immediately went to the
farm of their uncle, brother of their
father, and gave tie alsrm. The neigh
bors for miles around we're soon in
formed of the murder and within two
hours large crowd bad gathered.
The coroner at Albany, the county seat,
was notified, hut dli not :-sch here until
today. Edward Giikey passed the house
shrotly before the shooting took place.
He did not notice how many shots were
fret and did net stop, for, as he says, he
thought it was the work of boys In the
woods. GiIkey stated he also heard a
scream.
Members of the family of the brother
of the murdered man, who live only half
g mile away, hearc five or six S OTIS IN
quick succession. Evidently four shots
did the killing aud two went vii
- A pocket knife was founo under Mont
gomery's body and the ton of his head
was shot off. Another stot vas found
in fence near by. Mex eecher, lyine
face down in the sitting room, eas shot
in the left side of the head, the skull was
psrtly gone and a rifle lay across his low
err lin BIS, partly cooked. NJ $. Montcomery
was snot IN the mi die of the back, the
ball ranging uTw ward, also in the back of
the b al, the bullet coming out one inch
below The ght eye.
a rife was found standing against the
wall in the bed room covered with blood,
and an air gun, identified as Llovd
Montgoemrs's, was on the floor. The
assa'sia was evidently concealed behind
the house
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
If Stuart's Sanguine Hopes Are
Fully Realized
FITZ HAS SIGNED His NAME
And C0rbett's Friends Will Not Tolerate
His Refusal
Race courses-soms Trumpery Testi-
rnony In Lord Dunravsn's CAss

Associated Press Special Wire
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 20.-Dan Stuart
retur ed from Ell Paso this morning. 10
al Associated Press reporter he said.
There is very little talking to do this
time. will say, however, that have
selected a battle ground for the Corbelt-
Fitzsimmons contest ard thsre is going
t DC no more legal complications.
hung up s20Uo0 purse and if the fight
Is int, ri. red with Corbett and Fltsi,n-
mon, can each take $4,000 apiece and
walk off with it. In these hard times
such An amount il worth riding out to Ell
Pas0 for on a Pullman car"
where Is the battle ground locate ?"
That will not be announced" said
Stuart, until the moring Of tine fi,ht,
but you may say that IL all who wish 10
see it will ~ in Ell Paso on the murnin.
OF the fight, which will be announced
later, they may have the opportunity
without wearing the nav off their shoes"
"Do you believe Corbstt will iRht?"
ale cannot d. other wise. HIS friends
throughout the country will not tolerate
any surrender. l do not anticipate any
trouble IN getting his 'ignature to the
new articles OF agrsea ent. have every
reason to believe that tue arrangements
I have madr will b. satisf Glory to him.
! ! ave n d ~ or two to see nini.'
IF Corhett persists in his determine
ton t,r tire will you let Maher pe an
opponent t, Fitzsl mmonsp'
"Ths fi-ht will be bet~ee Jim Corpett
and Bot Fitzsimmons, anawered Stuart.
Glow about FitzsimmonsT'
II have aIreany got his signature to
the contract. There is no trouble about
him."
Can he get up his side bst?'
Twas -,
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THE FORTY MILE BLIZZARD
Carries the Suggestion That Overc0ats
Are Necessary
The Cold Wave Spreads Over the East.
Lake Navigation Grows Dangerous
and Wrecks Are Reported

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-The coll wave
that has been general throughout the
west and northwest for the past thirty
i've hours reached here tonight and gave
the toiling masses humeward bound about
6 o'clock the first real suggestion of the
arrival Of winter. At the weather burea c
at IL o'clock it was said that there nad
been a drop in temperature from 40 de-
erees at noon 10 81 degrees freezing
point and which was accompanied by a
stiff breeze from the northwest that IT.
tined a velocity of forty mills an hour
AID sent chill through the pedestrian
who bad neglected to take his fall over
coat from it's summer retreat. The con-
ditions are favoraule for n light Ii OF
SNOW, as Mt p IN. tonight it was snow
ing at Buffalo, Montreal, Osvego and AL.
bany. n. y, whila 1t was raining at
Boston and Portland, Me.
BOSTON, Nov. %. TIL advance guard
of the approaching ould wave reached
Boston tonight. Snow tegan falling at
II o'clock.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
lunraXen'a "Defense "


NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-A local paper
says: :.
il was rumored today that the com
tie appointed by the New York Yacht
club Munday nikht to investi late Lord
Dunraven's arees would SECURE some
interesting testimony when it came to
qu stion a certain unnamed Off clal con-
II cted with the dry dock at Fri ISM.
According to tae report this official tells
a story that gives at lsass slight basis
Tor Loro Dunraven's charges, though
ban he taken the trouble to investi1ate
that thoroughly. 1t is said, he Mould nave
arnru that there was nothing irregular
in 30 nection with the handling OF De.
fender.
The official referre to Is quoted as say
ing that several hours befure Defender
was ueasured the first ii ne, tive and
q hal tons OF pig led, "nich had been
ordered month b fore, WAS pl cad on
the deck of the BOAT in presence OF De-
sgncr Watson. 1t is claimed that not
only Mr.. Watson, but Vic Comm odore
Glen lie, Dunrnven's represen alive, was
aware OF TINS and saw the lead 'terward
slowed swav In Defenders holt.
1t is also reported in connection with
the inv st gat on of the charges, that Og.
den Goel-t and J. Malcol Forbes. are
also on the committee t at will investi-
gate the chara es, thougi, their NAMES
havs ocen previously withheld from the
public. No one ut the quarters OF the
club would say a vt N. about these re-
pots uns way or tho 81 er.
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A BLOODY TRAGEDY
r esuIts From a Sal on Keepers Reckless
Shooting

r esuIts From a Sal on Keepers Reckless
Shooting
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. GA special
to the R ,putlic from Terrell, Tex, says:
F. Il. Joyce, proprietor OF saloon in
tn city, fired fou: shots at J. W. Ogles,
on horseback tonight, one of he shots
striking Seaburn Huckahy in the neck,
breaking it and causing almost instant
death. A second shot struck Buck Scott
in the shoulder, ranging downward ard
coming cut at bis back. ii ucksby ard
Scott, mem ber' OF the Green Zouaves,
were drilling in the street aid happened
to be IN range of the stray bullets. Osles
was found nenrly an hour later IN a
branch sire t. sbolt a block an a hal
from the scene of the shooting, dy ng
from pistol shot which mad entered his
side anu oan.o out at is neck.
Joyce was arrested and INN diately
hurried from the city by Marshal Keller.
Bert Hunt, the negro porter in Joyca's
Saloon, is also under arrest, aud pistol
was found on his prison wnen arrested.
Indignation runs bign toni mt and fur.
ther particul rs cannot be leanred. TINS
is the bloodiest tragedy ev.r committed
in this city.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

avoiu appearing to violate the law. Yet
IL now stands as trust agreement In re-
straint of ira lie and comm cree, the max
ing of the railroad being committed ia
the board representing all the roads, so
that no road can lower any of its rates to
the public without liolating the agree
ment. The provision for fining each
road which may break the agreement and
using the fine for the benefit OF the other
roads is an illegal division of earnings.
The pres dent. the attorney general aud
Chairman Morrison can easily defeat the
agreement by procuring the ind ctment
of all the signers under both the anti
trust nd the apti-pooling statutes. The
recital in the agreement that the man
ayers do not int nd 10 violate the inter
state commerce law is the meanest sub-
terfuge ever attempted to be imposed
upon an intelligent C m munity. Tho law
now ex llcitly Gorbids pooling agree
ments ana trusts like this. The whole
object of the railroad presidents is to
make truss and q pooling agreement,
and ii is barefaced affrontery to insert
this pretenss of n desire tn observe the
law. l cannot add anything my sn-
pbatic utterances concerning this crime
TO what | have SAID in my letter TO the
president and mis- subordinst's. II this
gigantic ust can deliberately and de-
family trnmple upon national law. no
trust can be suppressed in America"