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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-18
STATE NEWS.

Raleigh Press: The governor
has appointed the following gen
tlemen directors Of the North
Carolina railroad for /. term Of
one year: ]. +. Allison, Concord,
A. b. Alexander, Charlotte, W.
g. Maxwell, Charlotte, Lee Over
man, Salisbury, Chas. W. john
son, Chapel Hill, DR.. Y. L. Tur-
ner, Raleigh, B. s. Spruill, Louis
burg, ]. J. Young, Polenta, and
DIR. @. d. McIyer Of Greensboro,
the state proxy.
Charlotte News: Alter a long
ILLNESS, Mr.. w. q. Greasy, father o
lDr. w. S. Greasy, died at the par
sonage Of the Tryon street Metho
mist church, al $40 o'clock thi'
lmorning. DR.. Greasy was borr
nd Campbell county, Virginia, ant
would have been seventy year
Iold tile 22d of August. lie wa
ia good man. consistent mcmbc
land stewart of the Methods
church for many years lie has
lone child, three brothers and tw'
sisters. The brothers surviv,
Ihim Ills wife, son and sever
grandchildren mourn his depart
ure. The funeral was conducte'
Yesterday afternoon al 3 o'clock
!. iron the church, BY Dr. John i
. Brooks, Bishop Duncan and Rev
joseph Wheeler. lie will be bu
ricd at Nj. Airy, \. G.
Winston Republican: I'll
aboard of equalization for thi
county was in session at th
J court house three days this week
land a recapituation shows Una
the total loss IN valuation Of rea
..land personal property in III
I country townships this year
IIs7O.lGs, while there Is q gain !
leity valuation Of $685. Ill, stiI
leaving / loss of s2G,75l. Th
latter. however, was overcome
we understand, BY property tha
! was ''picked up" here and ther
BY the board.
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Relief i'm Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Blad
der diseases relieved in six hours
by the "New Great South Amer
ican Kidney Cure" This new
remedy is a great surprise on
account Gifts exceeding prompt
ness in relieving pain in the
bladder, kidneys, back and ev-
cry part of the urinary passages
in male or female. 1t relieves
retention of water and pain in
passing it almost Immediately.
II you want quick relief and
cure this is your remedy. Sold
by Heartt & Farthing,
Druggists, Durham, N. @.
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sion, the earnings of the coal
carrying railroads would have
been just $4,75l,654 more for
the first half of this year"
WHERE THEY co.

An English review, mindful Of
the class curious to know what
becomes of the women graduated
from the universities of that coun-
try, finds that of the 72o who have
been at Newman between the
years 1871 and 1893, 81 were for
eigners, who have gone home, and
whose subsequent career is un-
known; 10 have died, 374 are en-
gagged in teaching, ~ of this num-
Der being married. and 23o are
living at home, 1903 of the latter
number having married. OF those
who have been OF Girton since its
foundation to the year 1893, 467.:
students in all, 335 have completed
their course, I23 are teaching, and
40 are married. The Girton sta
tistics show that while the young
women who obtain the honor
degree certificates marry, not as
many Of them marry as Of those
who take the ordinary pass degrees.
But that does not seem to prove
anything, because the number of
honor students is usually much
smaller than the other class of
students.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-18
c..esft M rs rlir.
gc am ,uell slutf
A. drlia, are saa,le n our iIsiie life
/. ram j ! VIII ! sep,

i FunMt WIZ ss*f
Ii Is both amusing and instruct
sc. as we'll as tearfuliy pathetic
. perrsc the annals Of primatiye
nan: 10 trace the missing link in
he chain OF our descent or to pom
Ter over the wild beliefs and super
titions that have in countless in
.tauces, been the prolific agency
d tic hands Of fanaticism which
Iecima,ed nations. or turned back
he advancing tide Of civilization
or centuries. Fakirs, fools and
anatics have ia the past, and do
.ci largely figure in the march Of
arut, man still loves 70 swallow
deception, and will travel half the
circumference Of the earth IN
.earch Of fraud a y Francaisei
a,her than Sit down 10 a banquet
Treason with Anglo Saxon gods
m this side Of he Atlantic. The
religion. as we'll as the politics o
.ur fathers are not good enough 70
he present generation-new gods
sound money" social equality
and the sugar trust are the thing
.e want end must have. Wheth
7 Tie sun rises and sets, or wheth
q the seasons continue o. fail Z
anrialia. :Lcss are minor trifle
/ .rli,i;, ri0rianee ii Tie marc
4 mind over the empire Of nine
cent?, ccnlury intelligence. Brice
g;o,man & Co viii legislate for Us
hen bc contcnted, o ye Of it'll
aith! III looking over the period
,cal literature of tile day, we ar
convinced beyond q peradventur
tl,a, Origen was handling Q pc
lipped IL The ink of-shall "
,av inspirationl II not, how are W
10 account for such remarkable 81
sacity III one so far removed fror
,,ur time--the age Of reasonl
81 Jerome tells us-vide nj
.I:pistle 10 Pammachius tina
Origen believed and taught tina
future punishment would not be 2
eternal duration; that the dew
and ail the inhabitants of shec
would eventually escape from thei
6cry abode. aud that his Satani
Majesty will then be as well on 2
The angel Cabriell II Is not sc
Ted vpon what authority he pre-
mulgated this heretodox, yet
the reprobate-cheerful theory
though we are Tree 10 admit tha
the cid semi. .heathen has q larg
number Of disciples In all land
whv religiously believe In hi
teachings, and are now figuring Q
the probable length Of time the.
viii have 10 stay In limbo beior
the crown Is handed them ere the
Iioiu the celestial choir TOT
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lnk J. Cheney makes oath
he is the senior partner 81
firm of II. J. Cheney & Co ,
Hg business in the City Of
dO, county and State afore
and that said men will
the sum of ONE HUNDRED
LIARS for each n 4 every
Of Cltarrh the cannot be
N by the us of HALLS
ARRn CURK.
| FRANK J. CHENEY.
worn 10 before me and sub
oed 10 my presence, this 9th
OF December, A. ID. 1886.
"A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Catarrh Cure IL taken In.
ally aud acts directly on the
9 and mucous surfaces OF
Send for testimon
ireO. Price rs cents.
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pending Cuban trouble. The le-
CATION here will be closed after
next Saturday, when the secreta-
ries join the minister and estab-
lish a summer Office with hira.
Mr. John D. Hall, United
States Consul General at Porto
Rico, arrived in New York yes
.terday on the steamer South
Cambria.
Five Protestant Episcopal bish-
ops are in Saratoga spending their
vacation.
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sUcTItFs lRRlca Salgf.

The best saive in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt r.1euili,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
bIains. corns aud ali skin efuptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. Its guaranteed 10 give per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price as cents per box. For sale by X.
Blaetnaii & Son.
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Colonel Tmvalyan, Of Fresno,
Cal, who was in charge at Bala.
klava, says there are at least sov.
enty survivors, including nine
officers, besides himself. In the
charge Of the light brigade there
were 6is officers and men, OF
whom only 22s escape alive.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-18
What is

Castora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. IL contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. IL is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor oI
It Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fcverishncss. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethin troubles, constipation and fatulency
Catoria assmlates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria Is the Chdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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PERSONA.

drink and wouldn't hurt baby
The Academv says that til,
trustees Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Of Baltimore, Md, hay'
invited Professor Sir Archibald
Geikie to be first lecturer OF
Geology on the William:
foundation.
Bowstrings and sacks seen
to have gone out of use in East
ern harems. The Maharajah o.
Patna has just shot his wife ane
then killed himself, like a com
mon civilized crank.
Uncle Henry Manuel and
Aunt Rachel, an aged coloreG
couple, live in Gainesville, Fla
they do not know how old the,
are, but their neighbors say
they are about ll5 years of age
Uncle Henry married his wife
when he was only is years old
He is two years her senior.
The Rev. DIR. Joseph ].
Lampe, pastor of Christ Presby,
terian church, of New York
has been elected 10 the chair Of
Biblical theology and Old Tes.
lament exegesis in the Omaha
Theological Seminary.
Among the treasures in Lord
Rosebery's house are a lnantel.
piece from Ruben's house, the
chandeliers from the Doge's
Palace and tapesteies that be.
longed to Cardinal Mazarin,
These were Rothschild treasures
and on the death of Baron
Meyer de Rothschild, in 1874,
they came into the possession
of Hannah de Rothschild, Lord
Rosebery's wife.
Lord Salisbury, the new
British Premier, weighs about
$50 pounds.
Miss Susan b. Anthony, who
has returned from the Yosemite
Valley, denies the report tele
graphed from the East that she
had resigned the presidency ol
the National Suffrage League
The president has signed the
commissions Of Samuel w. Very
TO be a commander and George
@. Hubbard to be an assistant
surgeon in the navy.
An English mill director wa
murdered by the mill hands re
Gently at Iyanovno, in the GOV
ernment of Vladimir, Russia. Hi
severity 80 enraged them tina
they tore his body limb iron
limb. Twenty Of the ringleader
will be hanged or shot.
Although dismissed from III
PasteuF Institute, at New YORK
as cured Of a dogs bite y. 4
Walton died Of hydrophobia 4
his home near Atlanta, Ga:
Balfour is in appearance one 8
Tie most indolent men IN publ
life in England, though in realit
one of the most active mentall,
la writer desribes him as sittin
lon the treasury bench with b
backbone SO curved a. 10 brin
luis head where his back shonl
have been, with lis feet in ai
his heels resting on the desk b
fore HIM.
Mrs. Anna Il. Woodby, Of 0mi
ha. described as a "swarthy 60
ored woman has been named !
Itl,e prohibitionists as one Of Il
candidates for regents Of the Sta
university.
In making Lord Rosebcry
Knight Of tie Thistle Queen Vi
ltoria cnrolls the ex.premier in u
highest order Of knighthood
England. "The most anciel
and most noble order Of u
Thistle is limited 70 the soye
cign and sixteen knights.
The president has appointt
William II. Anderson, Of Kei
lucky, 70 bc register Of the Ian
|, Office al Enid, Oklahoma, Charl
IF. Carpenter to be chitf engine
! and Edward Dorroy and Hem
slo. Strlyton 70 be first assistai
enginccr in the revenue cutter g
vice.
The Spanish Minister, Depu
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-18
SUFFERING Child
HEAD and Scalp Raw with
places size Of fsilver Dollar. Va
kious Remedies only caused Fresh
|I,ruptIons. Applied CUTiCURA.
Change In Twcnty-four Hours.
perfect Cure In Two Weeks.

IN lI,tle son, aged three, was very much
|abled with . breaking out on his scalp
n behiBd his ear. The places affected were
I'm A large a. silver dollars tho flesh
Imesl Taw and covered with little biisters.
u child suffered considerably, aud was nat
Ely yery fretfnl. tried eeTernl remedies
Ehout Obtaining any beneficial results; In
III the eruptions seemed 20 be spreading
n new places breaking out. lcuneiudnd 10
the CuTIcURA Rrsl,rIRs. | washed the
|er,ed I,Arts wilh the Curlcu1EA H0AP, TAX
4 care cot 10 irFisafe the Eesh, and applied
Eur'RA. noticed a change for the better
|the appearance 0f the eruptlons In twenty
In hours, and In two weeks the eriptions
Eirly Disappeared, leaving the skin smooth
n ne scalp clean; IN fnct a perfect cure,
4 4 have not seen any indications OF any
hutton or breaking out Stree. gave the
4 n only few doses Of the CcIicrRA Re-
|yTSr, Iconslder your CrrlcrnA RENE
II very valuable. / believe CCrIcrRA
sllbeeKoellentforap toinsect bites,
|ich are very annoying in this country,
&. A. AHAisfRUS6, swift Island. n. @.
a. Throughout Inc world. Prics, cprlrrRs,
4 soar, &c. RKs1LsKrr. 9i. porrrn Date
|s CBEH. CaHr., Sole props.. Borsoa.
-. Z. f.s5. a C,srn Tt.r.s, Cf,l-. rias..s f...a
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-18

Another big reduction in chill
dren's and misses Oxfords at
Pridgen's.
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Castoria.

"cassoria Il 20 well adapted 70 children that
freconumend h assuperior toany prescription
known 70 me-"
III So. Oxford s., BrooklyB, n. Z.
"our physicians IN The childrens depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
sncs IN their outside practice with castOris.
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what b known q regular
products, yet We are free 70 confess that The
merits Of Castoris has won ~ 70 look vith
favor upon g."
UsfTsp HosrrTlE krp DispxsnHr,
Boston, Ms<sL
AttEs G. szrH, Rsa,
array Street, Nsw York City.
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One lot 75c, one lot s5c, ,one lot
90c, 0xfords at Pridgen's. Size
IL to 2.
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IwkSr every man and woman In the United
States Interested In the Opium and whisky
habits 70 have one Of my books on these dis.
Box $50, and one will be sent you free.
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Cast|IoI,iIria.

"caaoFia Il an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly tod me 0f iis
god elect upon their children"
DR. &C. cocoon.
Lowell, Mas.
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Scasioria Z Die lest refuefy Cor children of
which am acquainted. 1hope The day Is not
far distant when mothers vii llconsisiet the real
interest of their chlldren, and uss Castoria in.
stead of fthsvariousquaek nostrums which are
destroying theit loved ones, BY forcing opium,
morphine. soothing syrup and other hurifal
AGENTS down their threats, thereby sending
them 70 premature grsses"
paIF. KrcHEIos.
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The csn,aur Company. II Murray Street. New York City.
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The cloverdaie bank al Glover
dale. Ind, closed its doors Satur-
day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
CUBAN war CLOUDS DARKEN
A Torpedo Boat Is to BE Furnished
the insurgents.
SPANS GOVERNMENT NERVOUS
State Officials at Washington Have Boon
Notified OF the Contemplated Expedi.
tion-Mischief That Might 10 Ae.
complishcd by Such q Craft.

Washington, April 1.-Tnformation OF
somewhat sensational character has
been received in Washington within the
past twenty-four hours with respect to
the rebellion in Cuba. The officials in
terested have been informed from
sources which they deem entirely re-
liable that prominent eastern ship
building firm has agreed to furnish the
insurgents a torpedo boat at an early
day which will be used to destroy the
Spanish war vessels now cruising in
Cuban waters. Whether the firm in
question will build q boat or furnish q
steam launch which can be utilized as
a torpedo boat, it not known. but 1t is
asserted that a swift boat of some char
acter which can be used for torpedo
purposes will soon be in the hands of
the Cuban sympathizers in this coun-
try.
1t is then purposed to equip this craft
with full supply of torpedo tubes and
start her Immediately to Cuban shores.
The Spanish government is said to be
aware of this expedition, and to have
notified the state department officials.
What action the latter will take cannot
at this time be stated, inasmuch as no
Information bearing upon the matter
will be given out at the state depart
ment.
A vessel. such as that referred to
above, could probably destroy several
Spanish cruisers before she were cap
tured, even though she should be un-
lucky enough to fall into the hands
of the Spaniards. In such an event it
is said short shrift would be made OF
the officers and crew, who would be
treated as pirates and executed without
mercy or DELAY
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
WORK AT HARRISBURG.
An Important Clause Omit cd from the
Boarding House Butter Biil-Yarious
Resolutions Introduced.

Harrisburg, Pa, April 1.-The house
met at o'clock. By unanimous con-
sent Mr.. Stewart. of PHILADELPHIA. in
troduced a bill amending section 1s of
the act of May Is, 1887, to restrain and
regulate the sale of liquor 1t provides
that any hotel. house or room where
liquors are sold, offered for sale, drank
or given away in violation of any law,
Shall be declared as disorderly houses
Any violation of the act is made a mis-
demeanor subject to fine of $50 and
Imprisonment.
Mr.. Schwarz, of Monroe. introduced
a resolution that the house declare it to
be Its sense that q tax of 81 POO annually
by the city of Philadelphia ought not
to be imposed on Carpenters hail.
while it is maintained for patriotic pur-
poses and that copy of the resolution
be sent to both chambers of the city
councils. After some discussion the
resolution was referred to the commit
tee on municipal corporations.
"A resolution was adopted instructing
the superintendent Of public grounds to
have the capitol buildings decorated on
the occasion of the reunion of Hart
ranfts division, April ..
On motion of Mr.. MattoX the vote by
which the bill increasing the salary Of
the superintendent of public printing
from $1,000 to $4,000 was defeated was
reconsidered and then referred to the
committee on printing.
Mr.. De Velin. of Philadelphia, intro
duced a bill authorizing the governor to
appoint a commission TO elect tablet
at Fort Greeley to mark the conquest
of the Indian nations. 1t carries an
appropriation of $1,000.
Mr.. Douthett, of Butler, called atten-
tlon to the fact that his bill relating to
the inspection and sale of imitation
butter, which was reported as COM
mitted, appeared in the calendar with
an important clause omitted as follows:
provided that nothing in this act shall
be construed to prohibit the manu-
facture or sale of oleomargarine, but
terine or suline in a separate and dis
tinct form, and in such manner as will
advise the consumers of its real char
acter, free from coloratio or ingred-
lent that causes it to look like butter"
The bill was sent back to committee.
After clearing the calendar of bills
on first reading, the house adjourned
at o'clock until tomorrow morning.
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NOT PEARL IVORY.
The New York Murder Mystery Still
Battles the Police The First Clue OBJ.
taiucd.

The New York Murder Mystery Still
Battles the polise-The First Clue OBJ.
taiucd.
New York, April 1.-The father Of
Pc Y Ivory went to the morgue this
aft moon and examined the body Of the
mu 'ered colored woman. He declared
1t v |not his daughter. The first real
ly ,stantial clew was furnished by a
woi. n employed in the waiting room
Of tLe Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad, at Hoboken. The
woman arrived at the station house
about 3 o'clock this afternoon and was
ushered into Captain Delaney's room.
She talked with the police for half an
hour, telling them what she knew
about the supposed murdered woman,
and then she was taken to the morgue.
She was led into the room where the
corpse was lying and the woman ex-
claimed, Immediately: That's She"
Afterw, ID she was taken into a side
room, where she made lengthy state
ment. Detective Nugent afterward in
formed the excluded reporters that the
woman was Madora Robinson, a ladies'
maid IN tne depot at I1ODokeT Ol tne
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad. Madora is a colored woman.
She said that last Tuesday forenoon
the dead woman came into the depot
on the 1917 o'clock train from Newark.
She got into conversation with her and
learned that the dead woman had come
from Heatheville, Va, near Fredericks-
burg. She had gone into service as a
cook in some small town not far from
Hoboken, but not liking the work came
to New York to seek employment. The
dead woman told Madora that she was
going to visit acquaintances on Thomp-
son street. this city. The number Ma
dora could not remember.
This was the first real information
leading to fixing the locality Of the
crime. A careful search Of Thompson
street is now in progress.
Madora said she could not tell the
dead woman's name, but that could be
easily learned by telegraphlng to
Heathsyille
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MURDERED HER CHILDREN.
Horrible Crime Committed by Mrs.
Williams at the Park Hotel in Columbus,
Ohio.

Horrible Crime Committed by Mrs.
Williams at the Park Hotel in Columbus.
Ohio.
Columbus, O., April 1.-Two small
children were found dead in bed in q
room In the Park hotel this afternoon
with their throats cut from ear to ear.
An air of mystery hangs about the
tragedy.
on Saturday q neatly dressed woman
came to the hotel accompanied by three
children and registered as Mrs. II. II. Il.
Williams and children, Grove City, o.
The children were Harry, aged q;
Maud, aged II, and Annie aged l3. 1t
was the two younger children who We're
found dead. They were assigned to
room with two beds.
Annie and her mother occupied one
of the beds, the two younger children
the other. Some time during the night
it is supposed Mrs. Williams murdered
the children and covered their bodies
with the bedding.
Annie Williams says her mother left
the room at about $50 o'clock this
morning, but before going told her not
and sister were sleeping.
She obeyed, and so it was not until
the chambermaid came in to make the
beds that the tragedy was discovered.
There was found at the foot of the
bed q bloody razor with which the
bloody work was done.
w. II. II. Williams. husband of the
woman who did the bloody work, does
business here, though for several years
he has lived at Grove City, a suburb,
about twelve miles south.
He was brought to the hotel, soon
after the discovery of the bodies, but
refused to talk about the matter and
would not permit his daughter, Annie,
to tell what she knew.
Mrs. Williams Is about 40 years old.
Acuuaintances say they never knew of
any trouble in the family, and she
seemed to be of sound mind.
Mrs. Williams whereabouts is still a
mystery,
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against Mr.. Chittenden, the retiring
president, when Mr.. Manley offered a
resolution thanking Mr.. Chittenden for
his services.
"If Mr. Chittenden was present." said
Mr.. Roche, II would fight that reso-
luton"
The early morning business In the
common branch was given a lively
start by the opposition to bill for
SAT- for detective services which had
been tabled for nearly two months.
The motion that the bill be paid was
lost, Members Golden, Regan, Mclean,
Sweeney, Zeidler, Noone, Battle, Nor
ton and Hickey voting in the negative.
One mill was added to the total tax
levy ordinance for the purpose of pur-
chasing Nay Aug park outright.
The public market ordinance was de-
feated on third reading
Before adjourning for reorganization
resolution was adopted thanking
President Nealis and Clerk Mclean for
their services.
When the joint session was called
to order by City Clerk Lavelle for the
purpose Of receiving the second an
nual message of Mayor Connell, four
teen members of each branch were
present. President Westpfahl, Of the
select body, was chosen to preside