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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-12
The Seaboard and Southern File
Their New Schedules
OLD RATES GUT IN HALF
Meeting of Southern State
Freight Association.
TO DISCUSS THE INJUNCTION
Railroad Attorneys Are Considering
the Effect of Judge Speer's Order
on Rates Which Are Now
in Force.

Washington Sept. 11.-Officials Of the
Southern Railway have been notified
by Commissioner I'll. S. Haines, Of the
Southern States Freight Association,
that meeting of all the roads of the
Association will be held in Atlanta on
September 18th, to consider the ques-
tions growing out of the rate war.
Until this meeting is held it is doubt
full if any action by the roads interest
ed will be taken. The call embraces
all Southern roads between New York
and the Mississippi river, except the
Seaboard Airline which is not mem
ber of the Association. 1t will take
legal proceedings to determine the sit
uation in which Judge Speer's injunc-
tioR will leave matters.
1t is the understanding of the rail
road men that it does not operate out
side of his district 1t is also stated
that the order can operate only against
the tariffs which were in effect on the
date the injunction was issued. In that
event, ZEN days must elapse from the
date of the injunction in order to res
tore the rates, as that period OF notice
is necessary, under the Interstate Com
merce regulations. But on September
14th, according to the schedule filed
to-day, these tariffs will be in effect
unless the injunction is broad enough
to cover the new rates.
The legal departments of the roads
are now considering this subject. 1t
is stated at the Southern Office that
passenger rates are being rapidly main
tanned by that road and will continue
so to be.
Vice-President Baldwin, of the
Southern Railway, says the the action
of the road in reference to the iniunc-
tion issued by Judge Speer, of the
Southern district of Georgia, is now in
the hands of the legal department of
the company. His opinion is that the
roads may continue to carry at the
reduced rates up to the lines of the
district presided over by Judge Speer.
The Southern States Freight Associa-
tion to-day fled with the Interstate
Commerce Commission its new sched-
ule to go into effect September II, re-
ducing the rate on first class freight
from New York to Atlanta from S1.14
to II cents. Atlanta is the central
point, but other points also come under
the reduction. The rate from Provi-
dence and Boston to Atlanta is reduc-
ed to 80 cents and from Philadelphia
to II cents.
The Seaboard Airline also fled its
schedule of rates to go into effect Sep
tember IA, reducing the prices from
New York to Atlanta, via the Old Do
minion Line of steamers, from S1.14
to n cents on all points reached by the
Seaboard.
A HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
Baltimore, Md, Sept. 1.-THE Bay
Line Steamship Company brought suit
against the York River Line for $4,000
damages because of an alleged breach
of an agreement upon the part of the
latter not to run its steamers to
Fortress Monroe or Norfolk. The
complaint alleges that the agree
ment was entered into in 1877. The
suit grows out of the rate war between
the Southern Railway and the Sea
board Airline.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-12
HIS NORTH CAROLINA TOUR.
Win Travel in a Special Train of Two
Coaches and Pullman Car.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing is Candidate Bryan's itinerary:
The party travelling in a special
leaves Knoxville, Tenn, via Southern
Railway September 10th for Asheville.
N. C., stopping there three hours and
proceeds thence to Charlotte, n. c.,
speaking from the rear end of the train
en- route at Marion, Morganton, States
vile and Mooresville, n. c., stopping
one hour at Hickory, y. c.; after
speaking at Charlotte, n. c., on the
morning of the nth, the party Will
leave for Greensboro, n. c., where a
stop of three hours will be made on
the afternoon of that date. Thence
to Durham, Raleigh and Goldsboro,
N. c., arriving there on the night of
the nth, leaving via the Atlantic Coast
Line on the morning of the 18th for
Wilson and Rocky Mount, thence to
Richmond, Va, where he speaks at s
p. m. of the 18th.
En- route from Greensboro. speeches
will be made from the rear of the
train at Burlington, n c., and other
stations with a stop of thirty minutes
at Durham, the tobacco manufacturing
centre, and at Raleigh, the capital Of
the State, for two hours.
1t is expected enormous crowds will
hear him at each point and the arrange
ments of the Southern Railway for
transporting them satisfactorily are
most complete. Special trains will be
run and at least one hundred coaches
Will be used in handling the people.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-12
n HEAVY DAMAGE STIT.
BEN AYCoCK SPEAKS AT WILSON
The Populist County Convention VIII
be Held To-day.

Wilson, N. c., Sept. 11.-(SpeciaD-
Ben Aycock addressed the Bryan
NATURALIZATION club here last night.
The court house in which the speaking
took place was crowded. There were
present the leading men of the city
Populists, Republicans and Democrats.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic
one.
Mr.. Aycock made no attempt at ora
tory, but talked to the people in a
plain manner. He reviewed with them
the history of Republicanism since the
st. Louis convention, denounced the
manner in which two sets of candi-
dates, State and National, have been
saddled on the people, said the Repub-
licans want but four things, less mon
ey, more taxes and more offices. He
showed that the Democratic candidate,
Mr.. Bryan, and the Democratic plat
form was purely of the people and de-
served the support of every patriotic
citizen. He closed by urging the peo-
pie to wake up from their lethargy
and cast one vote for that party which
has always proved true to their best
interests.
The Populist county convention
meets tomorrow. A full ticket. with
the exception of register Of deeds and
one commissioner, win be put out. The
fight viii then begin in earnest.
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SOLDIER BOYS ARE MARCHING.
The Fourth Regiment Now On It's Way
to Charlotte.

Headquarters of Fourth Regiment,
Camp HarTell, Troutmans, ~ c., Sept.
it Especial )-The Fourth Regi-
ment moved from Camp Jones, near
Statesville, this morning at o'clock
for the march to Charlotte. The col
umn was near half mile long, with
the artillery and wagon train of six
teen wagons, presenting a very fine
spectacle. Two stops were made for a
rest of half an hour each, and at 11:40
the troops went into camp near Trout
mans, six miles from Statesville.
Within half an hour after the halt the
tents were all pitched in good style
and the regiment was in comfortable
quarters.
The people along the route witness
ed the march with great interest and
every hospitality was extended. Capt.
j. M. Patterson courteously entertain
ed a number of the officers at his house
to dinner, and many other kind hos
pltalities were offered by the citizens
of the vicinity. The people have been
crowding the camp grounds all day.
coming from near and far i'm vehicles.
The guard mount in the afternoon was
witnessed with interest by a large
crowd of people.
The troops are in excellent condition
and are proud that the State Guard is
composed of men who may always be
depended upon in case of need.
Col.Armtield is conducting the camp
ing with the skill and efficiency OF a
veteran soldier and the men would do /
credit to regulars.
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GOLD STILL COMING.

New York, Sept 11.-Lazard and
Freres have deposited $3,000,00O in gold
at the sub-Treasury in exchange for
legal tenders. The steamship Britain
MIA and Fuerst Bismarck brought SG13,-
900 and S3,697, 800 in gold respectively,
making the aggregate amount reeeiy-
ed $23. .172, ,050.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-12
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARIES.

Columbia, S. G., Sept 1.-THE Demo-
cratic primaries resulted in re-nomi-
nation of VIM. Elliott, w. j. Talbert,
A. G. Lattimer, Stanyarne Wilson, T..
j. Strait, John l.. McLaurin and j. Wm
Stokes, who were elected Congresmen
in November, 1886.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-12
THE GoLDBUGGEB NOTIFICATION

Springfield. H., Sept. 11.-senator
Palmer, accompanied by his wife, left
this morning for Louisville, KY, where
tomorrow he will be notified Of the
nomination for President by the Ma
tional Democratic party. Gen Buck
ner will be notified of his nomination
for Vice-President at the same time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-12
THRUST AND PARRY.

lie finally got down to what he terms
the rubbing OF his competitor Watson.
and he declared that Watson sbould
not even expect the vote OF Farmers
Alliance man because of his connection
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
THE CASE OF THOMAS
Who is Charged With Larceny
Of a Coat and Vest,
GREAT ES A TILT IN COURT.
A Pullman Porter Robbed in This
City by Person He took in
Tow to Have Good
Time.

There Is now language spoken in the
city court by some of. the police officers
and by Clerk Adams which neither tho
prisoners the judge nor the reporters arc
able to understand, 1t is about time that
the officers do speak out plainly and that
the clerk would then follow suit.
After two cases of common drunkenness
were disposed uf William Thomas, col
orea, was called to the bar on the charg-
of larceny of u coat and vest from Porter
Smith, Of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany. As the man had been arrested ON
Wednesday City solicitor Hartman asked
that the case be di smissed, as the prose-
cutting witness did not put in an appear
ance.
He did not see that tho railroad COM
pany was entitled to have Il man locked
up and then present no evidence. He did
not want to shoulder tine blame Of keep
ing the man in Jail and perhaps be Il in
nocent party.
He was held in 800 bail for hearing on
Monday morning
The facts Of the case are as follows
Some time ago while at Porryville, Md.
one morning Detective Jones found sew.
eral tickets along tho railroad tracks bear
ing the name of Thomas. Thomas WAS
standing nearby at the time and WAS
surprised
Witnesses identified Thomas as the man
who the first part of this week was seen in
the company OF Porter Smith taking in
the sights around town. 1t is alleged that
on that NIGHT Thomas accomDauiel Smith
to his car under the p, W. 1; B. shed anl
that they both entered and took separate
barths
When Smith nwoke he found that hi,
cloylrs clv,s. had been opan.l auI that
Thomas had left til, Cur, IA, mlttrr was
reported, IA tbs Other lt7 WA,nA, visit.
ed The otlic9 of Detective Jonsi about the
matter The dct1v,iv, founl ill., ii ,,lns
hnl nownrl a c,nt un?lar IL nr.n, nf
smith in p,tlal 4lollin. n,l tt,1. t,.,ltn ~,
nnwn I;nket:, t;;t,n n;,l :, irp, rtre
found Ia lis no Sc \.
4, IN; bncn rnr,o.,ri tn, y ,t,c.ie,t,,t
t.;n,,,,i - sN, 49,, r -, ,'"v
l,,,.i ~. vs. I,.,'.,,n, "'' "-''- - "o''0
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

eIhu coEmi.tcc having in charge the bicy-
Gle meet for the benefit Of the Cubans last
night decided to hold the meet on the
night OF August %. The committee will
make an Effort to get Chairman Gideon Of
the L. A W. Racing Board to act rs rvfe-
rec. There will be sixteen events, includ-
ing two professional races, in which Char
lie Church and other fast amateur races in
this city have offered to enter and race for
blue ribbon prizes. There will b. u race
for women. Beside the races there will be
ID musical program between the heats An
other meeting Of the committee Will be
held next week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
Tribunc.


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h4rr f,c i'll
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But ii vera not y poe, with q qucnch,a
Mrs. f." nla
shcn! | like TO liza Gossio WITH rhiaar!ost!c
~. r. Paine in Tri,tt.,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
Wish Representation.

A mass meeting of colored citizens was
held last night at Ninth and Walnut streets
to take action on the question of selecting
name to be presented to the county con-
vention to-day as a candidate for delegate
to the constitutional convention. There was
little harmony in the meeting, and those
who were opposed to selecting name were
outvoted, although they claimed that they
were in the majority. DR.. Samuel G. Ell
bert was chairman of the meeting
William H. Caldwell was endorsed as q
candidate for delegate to the constitutional
convention.
The meeting opened with prayer by the
Rev. B. 7. Moore, after which DR.. Ebert
was elected chairman. and Charles Thomp-
son secretary. The trouble began when the
Rev. C. L. jefferson moved to appoint a
committee Of five to select names of candi-
dates Isaac w. Howard opposed this mo-
tio2, and after Ions talk it was decided
to have the nominations made from the
floor. Mr. Howard moved that the nominal
lions be indefinitely postponed, and Chair
man Gilbert declared that such a motion
was out of order
John Bird then nominated William II.
Caldwell, and the Rev. Mr.. Jefferson
named A. Z. Williamson. Edward Spencer
presented the name of John W. Bird. Then
followed an exciting time, Isaac ". How
ard made another speech. ella Inning that the
leaders OF the Republican party would act
u the Interests of the co,ored citizens.
Teter S. Blake made stirring speech in
favor Of tie opposition. He said that peo-
RE were coming into the state ard trying
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
BErUBLICAN NOMINEES.

THE coroner's inquest over the disaster
that took place near Atlantic City on the
West Jersey road some nine days ago, has
concluded, and the jury finds that engi-
neer Faar, the tower man, and the engi-
neer Of the excursion train We're each TO
blame for the frightful accident The Jury
rendered three separate and distinct ver-
diets, Of which the following is the most
essential:
''We, the undersigned jurors. also find
that Engineer Edward Farl OF the Allah
tic City Railroad failed to have his en-
CINE under proper control Oh approaching
said crossing, and that Towelman George
h. Hauser in giving The excursion train Of
the West Jersey Railroad The right of way
over u fast express, used bad Judgment
We are also OF the opinion that f.lgIn Ter
John Greiner, Of said excursion train,
erred in not exercising grGntur care Oh
crossing ahead OF said fast express
The coroner's jury has done its duty and
the blame is no doubt located where it be-
longs. But, unfortunately coroncr's
lnquests do not bring the dead buck to
life and heal the wounds Of the injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

YESTERDAY almost witnessed another
black Fri-lly On The stock market. The
bears made ii concentrated Il tacH upon
she whole list and prices melted away like
ice under the hot rays Of the sun. For Il
time it looked lis though a regular old
fashioned panic mad atruIk the stock mar
ket and the prices Vi railroad alu trust
stocks suffered IN Consequence. Burling.
ton dropped "a per u.nt, Lackwauna
per cent Manhattan p0. cent, Western
Union 3"4 per cent, sugar >, Chicago
81 and tine entire list suffered the same
way Call money was advanced in New
York from To I per cent. The stock mar
ket has suffered u decline Of over - per
cent. since the fire. silver scare has started
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

7 TOTEL MASCOT
/ L ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
2iiJ Pacific avenue, near Arkansas Il ia
voriIe resort Tor Wilmington people. One
block from tho Reain4 depot Two lusnu tes
walt from the beach.
Everything new throughout; windows
scrcened. Annex with billiards pool. etc,
free to guestA
y cheerful h0moike hotel Ratio, 81. % to
s. per day; IS to slJ per week.
MRS. |. 4. X. BROWNE, Prop,
George g. Srers Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

Richard j. Guthrie, who is having four
hDussa erected on Fifth Avenue in the
Eleventh Ward, returned to his home near
Londonderry, Pa this Saturday morn
ing after passing few days in our city
He is u brother OF Jones Guthrie the car.
rluge builder on the rauscway and is quite
well to do in worldly affairs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

did Mrs Jones give up her b,co:;-
Crs to please her Ausbald?'
"No. Her Peg coz wcpldn't coao
near her when she Lad thea o.. -
Chicago Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
OCEAN GROVE LETTER.
ssst' Correspondence Of the Republican.
ocpAN HPoJr Augnsh a


OCEAN Crow, August 6. :
A cool spot can be found here down by
the ocean Inland. it was scorching hot
but down on the beach life was more en-.
durable. The class in the summer school
of theology Is constantly growing.
Dr. f. W Gunsaulus spoke at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon on 1.-The Literary Merits
of Matthew Arnold" His discourse was
interesting and was listened to with mark
ed attention. A course of eight lect ures
has been prepared for the Summer School
of Theology.
The Rev Borden Parker Browne, l. L.
D., Professor of philosophy in the Boston
University, addressed body OF students
in the Auditorium this morning. He is a
fine speaker and worth listening to.
A large crowd heard General j. b. Jor-
don on 1.-The Firt Days of the Confeder-
acy
Dr. Reed was run into by bicyclist
who was scorching. The old gentleman
was not badly hurt A reward of 500 is
offered for the arrest of the bieyelist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
1 T1it.

shes peach, hut, unfortunately
she il already anCti"r's.'
"Ah-torDiGaan Fruit" - D2trclt
Tribune
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

pEACH AVENUE HOUSE
D OCEAN GROVE, N. j.
leach and Webb Avenues, splendid Ocean
View. Terms $3.50 per day; 81 to STD II week.
iyl1.4Ot MISS EMMA |. TUMltN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
l.tiS

OST-A lady's gold bunting stem winder
~ watch In going from Nth and King to
Washington street bridge. on Sunday. the
"a lhs'. TIE finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving 1t u 1918 kiag street. as 81
7 oST-Sunday Aug. 2nj. awhite fox ter
- rieT with spot on forehead, return 10
eO2 Mark ct street. Reward. a5.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
Concers at ste,l,ot.

An excellent programme has been pre-
pared for the concerts by the Opera House
Band at Shelipot Park tomorrow. The
Samuel 7. Compton as director. The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
AFTERNOON.
Professional march ............... .Goate
Overture, "Bijou" ..........C. w. Bennett
Cornet solo, "Clover Lear .,...... Casey
John D, Taylor
Medley overture, Cup to Date" Dewitt
March, Corey Hill Club" ...H. +. Odell
INTERMIssION.
March, Masked Battery" 800. w Buckley
Grand selection, "Huguenots' .Meyerbeer
saxopbone SOLO "The Message" E. Brooks
Frederick Kaiser.
Medley. overture. Just One Night"
De Witt
GalOp, 'On the SANDS ..C. PuerneF
EVENING.
Grand march OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES olkmar
Overture, "A Milk White Flag" $3.50. Stahl
Tuba solo, Giants Frolic" ,..... .Dalbey
George Compton.
Grand descriptive overture.
THE Day Express ..........L. r. Bscs
Synopsis: After quite long introduction
begins with the following announcement:
Passengers going East all aboard; then
follows the bell whistle and railroad
galop. Imitation of air brakes; announce
ment, Chicago, change cars for New
York; final.
March, "Chevalier" ......... .Calderwood
INTERMISSION.
l,y re al, J,t,,
Gavotte, THE Bell" ...........M. Watson
Med overture, "A jolly Night" ...... Boyer
Voluntary. second ....... Pettec
Galop, Take This .....,....T. P Brooke
ward Meetings
The Tenth ward Democratic meeting was
held in Weccacoe Hall. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the candidacy of Peter
J. Ford for governor, and endorsing the
Chicago platform. p II. Walsh was elect
ed delegate to the state convention and
James +. Garner alternate, Francis j.
McNulty and James McGrath were elected
delegates to the county convention, and NJ.
j. German and NJ. Maloney alternates.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Eley-
enth ward Democrats was held last night
Robert r. Cottngham was elected delegate
to the state convention and John ]. Ryan
alternate Delegates to the county con-
vention will be elected some time during
the coming week. resolution endorsing
the candidacy of Peter J.. Ford was adopted.
The Fourth ward Democrats held large
ly- attended meeting last night. Andrew J.
M's"'rphy vas elected delegate to the state
and Bernard Bonner alternate.
Peter ]. Ford was endorsed for governor,
and the nomination of Bryan and Sewall
and the Chicago platform were ratified by
resolutions. George Adele and Councilman
John B. Meaney were elected delegates to
the county convention, with Thomas F.
iormley and Frank j. Neidermaier as al
ternates A roll was opened to organize
Peter J. Ford club. Fifty names were
placed on the roll and committee ap-
pointed to secure permanent quarters. The
ward officers will serve as the temporary
officials of the club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

THOSE Republican voters who have not
yet paid their county poll taxes should
bear in mind that they will have thy last
opportunity to do 50 On August 18th and
Hth. Procra9tination Is the thief of
time. Don forget that this is the last
chance and call for voters toqualiiy them.
selves 50 as TO cntitle them to register.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

Tomorrow will be big SUNDAY at Bran.
DIVINE Summit camp Ii it is Il clear day
s8p!o Ten THOUSAND persons will un4onbo
ealy be in attendance A f4l! y! r4!n
Would be welcomed and lay The dus. AMI
c2ol the tes;er.ng atmosphere at The sane
time,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

EVERY woman who wears boomer
slctges should be compelled to pny two
fares for the room she occupies in n cou.
veyano,. They are u nuisance wherever
they go-that is, their sleeves. The wO
IN n--Gol bless them -w1At would ". q
wi bout them?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

THREW COTTAGE.
L. OCEAN GROVE. n. j..
36 Webb Avenue Located near ocean, pnst
Office. and auditorium. All modern con
venicnces, hates reasonable.
MISS LASK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08
Seaside Resorts.
OCEAN lsIiOVE, n. }.

n AVIDSON HOUSE EAN GRO
IL DCd near 0 VI. N j.
IL Webb avenue. locate lnodecean post
o'dc'. and auditorium. Az oou rn convent
ences. Hates reasonable Oh taairy rooms
special rates to families; go Il bic.
MRS, CilAs. BARNES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

THE cock and bull story abOut so many
men losing fortunes in the decline of the
Bay State Gas stock is untrue, Some 50.
called Republicans are busy circulating
all kinds of stories with the hopes tnat
they will reflect upon Mr.. AL>lie!ls AaI
make his frieudi hi4 enemies. 1t is II pity
THAT the parties circulating the nums-JIs
false and ridiculous stories have not the
SUCCESS of the Republican party at heart,
and not the crushing Of their raem!rS.
Those whom the gods wish to destroy they
trst make mad. The rank and !ie # the
Republican party care more 10" tbs Su."
cess of the party than they do about indl-
viduals. But some vi them seem to think
the end will justify the HEALS Let them
beware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-08

pEULAH HOME,
- OCEAN GROVE N. j.,
81 Emhury avenue. Large ally rooms, good
mattresses AMI springa with or without
feather beds. Lx:ra table board. Private
closet.