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eMGe ON,

4
Jacks gang of outlaws are surrns,li
mountains near the BOUNDARY ii, I
cral posses, including one sent Il n
can government, and ilght ~
which one of the robbers was lima b
captured. ~
81. LOUlS--Fred Nier, Edward Y
son. and Mrs. Maggie Woerther, N.Y.
murder of Philip Woerther, tbe von2
band, have been arrested and tst,s
ton.
KANSAS CTTY-Several bund,,t y
and visitors are here ATTENDING q I
convention OF the Western Retal r.
and Dealers association.
MEXICO CITY.-The revelation ;
ing the operations OF the gang d n
crooks with Mexican allies coutlty|
made and show a most surpriSr|
of swindles, including the well kus,i
brick trick. robbing by means Of Il
the victims insensible with r
drops, cheating at cards, poiszin|
horses on which the public had BIN
etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. -UnattsraiI
civic or military escort, with DO d
cannon or tootings Of whistles, N
Sanford b. Dole of Hawaii depaNd|
San Francisco as he arrived. With N
lack of ceremony as would marx u 4
mcnts of any traveller.
LONDON-The Times In It's lind
ticle says: Without doubt The M
Senator Teller's resolution VIII Z
effect; but the committees actiqs
approved by tho senate, is q hsd I
real currency reform. +"
WASHINGTON-The supesyisiw
tors of steam vessels of the Urit3
are holding their forty-sixth an1lxl
ing here. Tho purpose Of the ueets
revise, II found necessary, the ~
regulations covering the steamboat
of the United States.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla Golssa
ham has issued an Invitation y q
of the Southern and Westn
to attend and appoint delegates y 2
annual session of the South y:
commercial congress 10 convene Y
Fla, February s, . and 10, lSsx
TAMPA, Fla.-The National fhhsl
gress convened in the TAMPA W
with a good attendala
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-B. 4
who owns nine shares Of stock u y, Y
Ind North railroad, has asked "
,eiver for that road.
CHICAGO.-Catlon defeated ~
he third game of 1S-inch balk llns
nent by a score OF 260 to 2s'
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Persons who are troubled with induces
uoa VIII be interested in the experience o.
William II, Penn, chief clerk In the rail-
way mail service at Des Moines, Iowa, who
writes; IT gives me pleasure to testify to
the merits of chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
ana Diarrhoea Remedy. For two years /
nave suffered from Indigestion, and am
subject 70 frequent severe attacks of pain
IN the stomach and bowels One or two
doses Of this remedy never fails to give
perfect relief Price 70 to 50 cents: sold By
all druggists. ~
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Rome, January la-There were renewed
disorders today In the poor quarter of An
cenia, which IS inhabited by anarchists and
socialists. A number OF men ana women
attempted to barricade the streets, but the
police cleared the thoroughfares aud arr
rested several. Troops are securing the
country arresting suspicious bands OF
tramps, The agitation against the price Of
bread Ia spreading.
Acrowd assembled In Asselia ana demand
ed relief The mayor gave conclliatory
reply but the mob invaded the railway sta
ton and the warehouse OF Prince Ruspoli.
where they took quantity OF grain. There
have been disturbances at Mater.
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No Election i'm MARYLAND.

Annapolis. Md, January i9.-The senate
ana house met in joint session today and
after passing one ballot for United States
senator to succeed A. r. German adjourned.
The ballot stood; McComas Sc. Shaw II
shyiock 2, Milliken ., Barbour e. Turner
!, German 40, Findlay >, Parren 6, Lowndes
II total lis; necessary to choice 81, alb
sent 4.
Indications of an attempt at coalition
between the faithful eleven" and the dem
oeratic members for the purpose of electing
Baltimore city man are growing stronger
every hour Such combination would
probably mean Shaw or Maester.
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Mouth OF thc nrn,o. u,u

Washington, January 10 - Especial. !.
Hon l. L. Foster arrived here today and.
with Major Savers, will tomorrow appear
before the committee on rivers and har
bcrs 70 argue the bill recently introduced
by Mr., Hawley TO appropriate 100000 for
the Improvement of the Brasos and buy
the iettles there.
The committee has requested Mr.. Hawley
to defer his arguments until /, returns
from Its Southern trip. which suits OR.
Hawiey, us he prefers to have his argument
fresh In the mind OF tho committee when
II acts,
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No Nomination..

Nashville, Tern, January 19.--The dem
ocratlc members OF the legislature held n
caucus tonight fer the purpose of nomi-
mating United States senator. Ex-Sen-
ator Turley, Congressman McMillln and
Governor Taylor were placed In nomna-
ton. The first ballot was McMillin 30.
Turley 80 Taylor 10, Seven ballots were
taken without essential changes and the
caucus adjourned until tomorrow night.
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EVEN ALGIERs IS AG1TATEp.

Algiers, January 1.-THE students have
engaged in violent anti-Hebrew demon
sstration yesterday evening. They were
dispersed by the police
me students tried to burn an effigy Of
NJ. lola, but the police prevented them
Several were injured in the collisions and
there were five arrests. Then the students
attempted rescue and n general scuffle
resulted, the police making twelve addi-
tional arrests I-
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London. January l9.-An Official state
meht Issued tonight reasserts that there
IS no cause for alarm as to Mr. GIaastono,s
neai,h' although it is not benetted ns
nuch as had been hoped at Cannes The
aalai neuralgia pains persist with daily
fluctuations owing to the cold winds ami
wet weather, but the complaint is ouits
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zoLA,s DEFENSE

Paris, January l0.--It is sud Emile lola
has already prepared his defense and that
he will call $50 witnesses. including hand
writing experts, when he is tried for pub
lcly denouncing number of French Off
cials In connection with the Dreyfus pro-
ceedings.
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Two New Rus.,nn corn,

Berlin. January 2o.-- Considerable sur
prise has been caused here by dispatch
from ST. Petersburg to the Cologne Gazette
announcing that Russia has formed two
new army corps on the German and Aus
trian frontiers at wilma and Kieff,
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Frnmc Spinner. strlI,c,

Fall River, Mass. January 10. - The
frame spinners at the Hargrayes No. and
the Laurel mills Joined the list of strikers
today, The trouble at both places is over
the new wage schedule
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Richmond. Va, January 19.--General
Robert H. Lees birthday was celebrated
here today by closing OF public aud private
schools. banks. public offices and business
exchanges. Addresses We're made at the
Soldiers home and Lee Camp hall.
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EXEcur1vE snssInN.

Washington, January i9--senator Nor
gan resumed his speech In advocacy of
inc ratification q the Hawaiian anuexa-
ton treaty in the executive session OF the
senate today He announced at the con
ciusson OF ioday's session that he would
prnpanly require one moro day In which
TO complete his speech. He dealt with
questions OF commercial possibilities of tile
Island with the character OF political roy-
crnment with the posstion ~ the residents
on the subject or annexation.
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JAPAN's Def.
VIII Have Peace In the East IL She
Has to Fight for II.

VII THY 'V"VF III tHc EHFt IT MIC
Hns to Fight for II.
Yokohama, January le-Tho British bat
teship Centurion. the flagship of the Brit
ish squadron in Chinese waters, has ar
rived at Nagasal,l.
The organ OF tho Japanese government
rcproaches Russia. Germany and France
with following selfish policy In the far
East. and adds; Japan viii avoid ALI
auces but she is prepared TO net vigor-
ously If necessary for the maintenance
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GLADsToNE's HEALTH.
1t Is Causing the Greatest Anxi
10 Those About Him

London, January 19.-The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon makes comment in
big type:
With deep regret we learn ON most ax-
eellent authority that Mr.. Gladstone
heaith causes the gravest anxiety to those
about him. His sojourn at Cannes has
not had the effect of terrifying his
strength, as anticipated.
citement.
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ton and pain in the hesrt, 49, ! a
my right side just th1der its !. !
headaches all the time klS
sensation a distressed feeijrs n a
ach all the tire could hariis
and it looked as If I wouid ~
time I would take such vssn Z
spells, and 1t seemed as III rSsu9
1t. There were six doctoss :.
when l commenced takinr ~ u
had lost all hope and posis 4 7!
to die. ] commenced fakIps 4!
Golden Medical Discover ~ 4
vorite Prescription topet6,s I. \
them regularly until / FEN = M
worth living again" a
81 weigh more than / h,v. Z;
ten years. My friends saytbs H.
than they ever saw me, Ths f,s
ties did me more good than M. b
l had taken. My stomach ~ ~
me since. len eat anytl,ine -
much as I want. If YOU want Il ~
favor of your medicine, / N 1 h
ness to testify to it. and wilj 4 }
who wants to know further az - b
eIzo-A.o I5nr /.
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nrltLsh Crminers md KInn chnn.

London, January la--The British adj
miraity has just issued list of where's
abouts OF the warships of Great Britain In
the Far East. II shows that the first class
twin screw armorod cruiser Undaunted and
me twin screw sloop Agrinne are at Kao
Chau bay.
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brunswick, Me, January l9.-The oper-
atives In the weave room, card room and
spinning rooms have struck on account of
Il reduction in wages. Gu, of total Of
1900 looms only les were left running.
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BELFAST. THE British steamer -
bert. from Lcith, has fcuudersd ~ f'er.
sounty Down coast. about Six miles ,rn,,
Gum island, The captain was saved M, p I,
y believed Others Of the crew, numbsrinx
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Residences burned.

Fort Worth. Texas, January 18Th.
residence OF Mrs, L. NJ. Burlington on
Taylor street was burned 10 the ground
early this morning. Less about sa5oo, IN
autance. $500 'h-
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Savannah, Ga, January l9.--Lee's birth
gay was celebrated here today by n par
ade OF troops and tonight by mass meet.
ing presided over by ex-Confederates.
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sTupENr DEMONSTRATIONS.

Paris, January ia band OF 200 stu
dents paraded the Boulevard Des Capucnes
with the intention of making demonstra-
ton before the Military club. but they were
dispersed.
A demonstration in which thousand
students took part occurred at o'clock
before the Pantheon. The students shouted
against lola and the Hebrews They were
driven away by the police, who split the
mob up into noisy groups which then he
gan parading in various parts Of the Latin
quarter, where there was much excitement.
There have been renewed demonstrations
at Marseilles and other provincial towns
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THE DREYFUSCASE HISTORY
The German Minister Robbed by an
Immoral Woman
OF A LIST OF SPIES IN FRANCE.
The Document Was the Evidence
Upon Which the Government
Condemned the Captain.

| London, January 19.--With every show
of authority, tho Pail Mall Gazette this
afternoon prints prominently an article
| purporting to give the inwardness OF the
| Dreyfus case and explains that the docu-
ment, In addition to the Bordeaux confess
sion, on which the government found the
prisoner guilty, was obtained in the follow
| ing manner from the German military at
tache Won Fuencke: That nine or ten
months before the arrest of Dreyfus Won
Fuencke was suddenly removed from his
post. The explanation of his removal
throws a curious light ON the Dreyfus care
and explains the attitude Of the govern
ment. When his predecessor, Baron Won
Huene, left Paris he handed Won FuencKe Il
list OF persons in France who were In re-
lation with the German intelligence depart
ment enjoinng him never to let 1t out of
his hands. Won Fuencke carried the docu-
ment in a leather bag around his neck.
Shortly after entering upon his duty an in
cident occurred whereby woman of III
repute obtained the document and took 1t
TO the foreign office, where 1t was hastily
copied and returned to her, she returning 1t
to Won Fuencke. who in the meanwhile
had discovered his loss, and like an honest
soldier and attache fastened to inform the
German government OF his mishap, hence
his recall.
Curlously enough, the woman refused
compensation, though large sum was Of
fered her
with the photograph of the document the
French government went deliberately TO
work, and | am assured on authority that
it leaves no room for doubt that the name
of Dreyfus appeared on IT, but it being
common name in both Germany and France.
suspicion did not Immediately fall on the
officer subsequently condemned. Later it
served as conclusive evidence.
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Troops pntrolIipu prn,,,.

Prague, January 1.-THE trooiss have
been summoned and tonight patrolled chief
points OF the city. few arrests have
been made. hut nothing serious has oo
rtiryed -'~S "
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Fnrthcr ncdmctinn.

centreylile. II. l., January 19.--Notices
were posted at the ccntreville cotton mills
today announcing reduction of wages TO
take effect next Monday
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Fifty nodies Recoxer..,.

IT. petersburg. January ia dispatch
from charkoff saws that the bodies or AMY
victims Of the gas explosion In one of the
mines OF ponetsacro mines. have been ex-
tficstsd. II is feared others were killed.
three Of the injured In the explosion hay.
Ing since succuulbed.
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Cannes, South France, January 19.-The
Meath Of Mr.. Gladstone is fairly satisfac-
tory He went out for drive Yesterday
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200
that
OF 49,
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en- bordered with heavy, red embroidery-
are a pretty novelty, especially for the
breakfast and luncheon table.
All light grays are much priced, especial
ly silver and pearl gray, and for walking
and small receptions gowns of this coloy
are having q decided success Lace, en-
broidery, applications and ruches of NOUS
seline or satin are the usual trimming,
and white combined with gray gives a
charming effect, especially with touch
OF color at the collar and In the hat. Blue
and green are also favorites this season,
and red is largely worn, but requires to be
subdued with dark trimming.
The hat illustrated is of mauve straw,
and the brim is lifted in front under an
immense bow of violet velvet held by a
steel ornament Around the crown is a
torsade of violet velvet and mauve nous
seline de sole, forming large chou in
front A long feather of the argus pleas
ant energies from the bow over the hair
and curls around to the back.
JUDIc CHOLLET.
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when the face is really sunburned cool
water seems to be the only application
which can relieve and refresh it, the result
of such application will be that the face
viii swell and the skin peel off in the
painful and unsightly way which every
body has experienced This can often be
escaped by washing in hot water, using a
very soft cloth and simply pressing it
against the skin and afterward applying
a little olive oil
The cut shows costume of sky blue
glace taffeta- The lower part OF the skirt
is covered with ruffles, edged with ruches
of black gauze, the tunic having a similar
border as well as applications of cream
guipure The bolero is also embroidered
with guipure and, with the sleeves and
sleeve caps, is trimmed with black ruches.
There are revers of black velvet, and the
belt and collar are also of black velvet, the
chemisette being of plated white MOUSSE
line de sole. JUDO CHoLLET.
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had quarrel with w. II. Vaughan, a
white man, who is a farmer and for
whom Joseph was working at the time,
living few miles from town.
Joseph was young man who would
not back down. and would give a man.
colored or white, "as good as he could
send" Reports say that one night
soon after the quarrel Joseph was
caught by number of IL asked persons.
whipped almost to death and told to
leave the community. 1t appears that
instead of leaving as he was told TO do
he applied to the authorities for a war
rant for the arrest OF his assailauts.
He was refused such a warrant and
was told that the best thing for him
to do was TO make haste and leave the
neighborhood. Reluctantly he went
away.
few Gays ago, however, Joseph
came back to Scotland Neck and began
to work tobacco near the same place
that he lived when he quarrelled with
the farmer referred 70 above.
The lynchers hearing of his return
resolved TO kill him. And on the night
of July 22d they disguised themselves,
went where he had been curing tobac-
co, at night and found him asleep near
tobe eco barn. This place was two or
three miles from town beyond a
creek.
They tied him with a new rome.
brought him over the creek close to
town, tied him with his face to a large
pine tree, with his back toward the
road and riddled his body.
Evidently. the lynchers did not care
TO hide their victim from the public
Tor the tree to which he was tied stands
within ten feet of the wheel track.
This daring deed was accomplished for
two-fold purpose. First, as a warn
ing to Negroes who would dispute with
white man. Second, as an intimida-
ton to Mr.. Thomas Shields. colored
who has been appointed Contrary to
most of the white people here) to sue
coed the present incumbent as Post.
master.
Next week shall give more def
mite and extensive account of the mat
ter.
ARGUS,
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and shoes, and the effect is very pretty and
childish There is also q revival of white
stockings for children, but this does not
meet with much appreciation White hosi-
cry is PROFESSIONALLY ugly and unbecom-
ing, and children can seldom manage TO
keep IL free from spots for five minutes
after putting IL on, and when it is soiled
few things look more untidy.
The nearer grown up girl Is the closer
docs the fashion of her clothing approach
that of her mothers attire but no rich
material or magnificent trimming is en-
ployed. Unless the girl Is unusually tall
or fat she wears short dresses up TO Is or
IA years OF age From Ia TO is the skirt
reaches TO the top of the boots. and after
16 1t is heightened to the usual dimensions
for young lady
The cut shows bicycle suit of suede
cloth The short skirt lined with silk,
fasteDs at the side. The close coat crosses,
with revcrs of white cloth, closing with q
single button The chemisctte is of palo
blue surah, tho hat of suede straw, draped
with pale blue silk and trimmed with coo
feathers JUDO CHOLLET
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wedding gowns, but it is better that the
fastening should be under the arm or at
one side of the front than at the back, as
it Is in the last case too conspicuous. The
collar should not be so high as to impede
the movement of the head, as that causes
awkwardness, but it should be sufficiently
trimmed so that the neck is not visible
between the hair and the collar. The
handkerchief however beautiful, ought
not to be kept in evidence. AS to the
skirt, the train is OF course long, and at
the sides and front the skirt also drags
eighty upon the floor, that the feet may
not be in sight.
The picture shows a wedding gown Of
ivory crepe de chine over ivory satin. The
trained skirt is composed of a round tablier
and circular hounce, three bands of
shirred MORE ribbon being carried around
Just above the founce and designing a
Louis XIV knot at the side, where clus-
ter OF orange flowers is also placed. The
pointed bodice is also trimmed with shir-
red ribbon, which forms a bow on the
bosom and between the shoulders behind.
The sleeves are trimmed to match, and the
guimpe is of plated mousseline de sole.
The corselet of mousseline de sole has long
sash ends at the back, terminating in three
rufiles JUDO CHoLLET.
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"There is a purism," Whitney said,
(which, while it seeks to maintain the in
tegrity of the language, in effect STILES its
growth. To be too fearful of new words
and phrases, new meanings, familiar and
colloquial expressions, is little less fatal TO
the well being Of a spoken tongue than
to rush into the opposite extreme, " and
Professor Lounsbury goes further and as
serts that our language is not today in
danger from the agencies commonly sup
posed to be corrupting it, but rather
"from ignorant efforts made to preserve
what is called its purity" and elsewhere
the same inexpugnable authority reminds
us that 1.-THE history of language is the
history OF corruptions," and that 1.-THE
purest Of speakers uses every day with
perfect propriety words and forms which,
looked at from the point of view Of the
past, are improper, If not scandalous. -
Drander Matthews in Harpers Magazine.
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however, until light shades are abandoned
for street wear, as smooth finished kid is
much moro serviceable in pale tints than
suede A white suede glove is ruined after
one wearing in tho street
Directoire and Greenaway bonnets arc
the favorites for children, and the little
close, Dutch cap, which does not protect
the face at all, is no longer seen.
A picture is given of new dust cloak
which has a loose sack body, upon
which is mounted 2 scant circular fiounoe
1t is Of violet toile de sole embroidery,
with bowknots in white silk, and opens at
the left side, where it is edged with q
ruche of white mousseline de sole. The
coquille revers of white silk are trimmed
with ruches, as is the valois collar The
lining is of white silk, the cravat of white
tulle. JUDO CHOLLET.
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STOP LlSTENH
he is Negro that has Found a Barrel
of Gold.

SHERMAN s. FURR, of 5I1 South 9TH
Street, Wilmington, n. O., has found
years, an herb that makes the hair
grow, stops it from breaking of and
falling out. 1t will also make your
hair straight and beautiful 1t re-
moves dandruff, cleans the scalp, and
removes letter. / am receiving orders
from all parts of the country. This
remedy has proven to be the best on
earth to make fine hair. Price. per
box, So; samples Scots. 81 90 and 50 90
Prompt attention to all orders. Send
money by express or money order.
Agents wanted
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EIGHTH ANNUAL REUNION CON
FEDERATE VETERANS, ALLAN
IA. GA, JULY 20 %, 1898.

On account Of this occasion the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
all station on its line to Atlanta, Ga.
and return at one cent per mile in each
direction for the round-trip. Tickets
on sale July IL, is and 19, final limit
returning July 81, 1885,
The rate from Richmond, Va. to
Atlanta, Ga, and return for this occa-
tion will be $10.75.
The Southern has most excellent
schedules and sleeping car service from
this section to Atlanta, consisting OF
its double daily trains, "The Washing
ton and Southwestern Limited" and
the United States Fast Mail"
Further information furnished by
agents Of Southern Railway or G. w.
WesthurY n p A Richmond. Va.