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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
GENERAL BROOKE RECALLED.
Wood Appointed Military
Governor of Cuba.

Washington, December BY direc-
ton of the president, Major General
Leonard Wood, United States volun-
teers, was today assigned to the COM
mand Of the division of Cuba, reliev-
ing Major General John r. Brooke,
United States army. Major General
Wood will, in addition to his duties as
division commander, exercise the au-
thority of the military governor of the
island. On completion Of the transfer
of the command, Major General Brooke
is ordered to repair to this city and re-
port to the adjutant general OF the
army for further orders Of the secre-
tary of war. He will be accompanied
by his authorized aides.
In relieving Major General Brooke,
the president expresses his high appre-
citation of and thanks for The faithful
and efficient service rendered by that
officer as military governor of Cuba.
Secretary Root said this afternoon
that Genera Brooke a been ordered
to Washington, but beyond that it had
not been settled with regard to his as
signment. His presence in this city is
desired by the president for the pur-
pose of securing in formation in re-
gard to the actual condition of affairs
in Cuba. The impression prevails that
General Brooke will be assigned to the
command of the military department
Of the lakes
General Wood said that he would
start for Havana at nee, and if posi-
BILE would leave New York city to-
morrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19

Tobacco Growers Attempt to Control
the Leaf Market.

Charlotte, N. c., December 13.-The
tobacco growers Of this state have be-
gun a movement to raise the price of
the product throughout the southern
states, which, planters say, has de-
creased in ten years from 80 cents per
pound to II cents. District conventions
are to be held in the tobacco growing
states in January for the purpose of
appointing delegates to a convention
to be held in Raleigh IN January 18th.
The urp of the convention will
be to organize a company to buy the
entire crop of bright tobacco grown in
the states of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee, and
the farmers are to enter into an agree
ment, refusing to allow the trust,
which,, the growers claim, is reducing
the price, to purchase any of the pro-
duct for five years.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE KILLED
On the Island of Ceram by Earthquake
and Tidal Wave.

San Francisco, December 12.-The
Bulletin says: The disaster that over
took the island of Ceram on the End OF
last month cost the people of that dis
ttrict immense loss in life and property.
The steamship America Maru, which
arrived yesterday from the Orient
brought advices from Ceram and re-
ports that 5000 people were destroyed
on h island alone when the dreadful
earthquake of November shocked the
Japanese coast and agitated the islands
adjacent to the empire.
On the night of the End, the people
Of Ceram were awakened by a terrific
shock of earthquake that seemed to
work from north ito south. Every one
fled from his house into the public
square. A few hours later it was re-
ported that the water was rising in the
bay of Ambonia. The sea came for
ward in the shape of a huge tidal wave
and forced the water into the bay en-
trance. 1t came UP fifty feet over the
low lands. AT PauhOl and Samasoeroa,
ON the bay, the waves swept over the
tops Of trees thirty feet high.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19

not far from here who is a terror to the
m-oonshiners; that after he has preach
er a stirring sermon he takes a few
trusty and equally fearless members
of his flock and goes on the warpath
after Illicit diStilleries n captures
them, too. A. few nights past he cap
tured one, and 1T was put in q build
ing. The next night the moonshiners
broke in and took it away, but in for
ty-eight hours he recaptured it and
then destroyed it. 1t is said he has
thus taken a dozen stills in his section.
Atlas L. Kornegay, of Nash, who was
here under charges Of moonshining,
was declared san yesterday by a
commission of lunacy. Kornegay was
under 5000 bond. He walked away
from here, went to a mans barn, was
shot at, ran away, went to another
house, entered it and went to bed, af-
ter throwing his money in a well. He
is now in the insane asylum.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
BRYAN MAY BE SEN ATOR.

Omaha. Neb., December 12.--The SEN
ator;aI situation is daily becoming
mre conn licsted and there are those
who claim that the appointment of
either Allen or Hitchcock will disrupt
the party and that the governor will be
compelled either to appoint a dark
horse or Sccede to the request of Or
lard Tefft, chs irman of the state re-
publican committee, and call a special
session of the legislature to settle the
matter.
The governor intimated during the
day that he may the name
of Hayward's successor tomor1o w.
Some think Bryan will be appointed,
basing their belief upon the fact hat
the morning Hayward died the govern
or was closeted for several hours with
Charles w. Bryan, brother of w. J.
Bryan.
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X

A 500, 600 company has been organ
lied to worn granite quarries near Sal
isbury OF a large scale.
A wood trust among the leaders who
supply Greenville is causing dissatis-
faction with h consumers.
The New Bern fair will next year be
held in April, from the 18th to the Goth,
instead of in February as heretofore.
A negro was found dead at Old Spar
ia the other day. The position of the
body indicated that he was in the act
of stealing our when stricken.
The stockholders of the Chester and
Lenoir Narrow Gauge railroad Will
meet at Gastonia- IN Friday to trans
fer the property. The money, $780, 900,
is in the bank at Chester.
Durham Sun: The marriage record
in the office Of the register of deeds
Suit shows HI marriages are on the
decrease, Notwithstanding the fact that
the population of Durham county has
increased at a remarkable rate. The
number of licenses sold during the year
ending December 5th, 1899, vas the
smallest in four years
Charlotte Observer: Washington, n.
c., December S.-Last night about II
O'Clock, in a house of in-fame situated
on the corner Of Fourth and Van Orden
streets, there occurred one Of the blood
lest tragedies in the history OF u
town. 1t was the shooting of one Mat
tie Moore, a white woman of bad re-
pute, by her paramour, Jesse Green. OF
Martin county.
Fayetteville Observer: A negro ten
ant on Mr.. David Godwin's place at
Falcon, Black River township, heard
a suspicious noise in his kitchen last
night and, calling to his wife to hand
him his pistol, he went in search OF the
intruder. He saw that the kitchen
door was open n fired mo n room
at random. The result was a dead ne
gro. Who the man was or what was
his purpose in the house is not known,
neither have we been able TO obtain
the name Of the negro tena-nt. The
man, however, gave himself up to the
local deputy sheriff and the coroner
was sent for.
Greensboro Record: The Rev. Mr..
Ogsleby, prosecutor in the Kngo-Clark
matter-he who managed To exclude
all the damaging evidence against Kill
go in the hearing-bit off more than he
could m~asticate the other day at IN
ference in Washington when he under
took TO call up a question as to the
character Of Rev. Mr.. Gattis after il
had been disposed Of. 4 vote was TAX
en- and carried against his resolution,
but he demanded a division and il was
made by a standing vote. Mr.. Oglesby
and a small contingent Of his friends
constituting the only persons eager TO
prosecute old man Gattfs n further.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
NO CIGARETTE SMOKERS
To be Employed by the Southern Rail-
road Company.

Atlanta, Ga, December ia gener-
al order has been circulated by the
Southern railway applicable only to
The South Carolina division, that all
employees of the company must stop
using cigarettes or resign their posi-
tions and that i'm future no one will be
employed who smokes cigarettes. As
sistant General Passenger Agent S. II.
Hardwick says it may SOC be made
applicable to all the different branches
of the road. The order issued by the
South Carolina department Is an IRON
clad rule and applies to all the depart
ments of the line throughout the state.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
BIG SUM OF MONEY LOST.

Macon, Ca. December 13.-Mr. S. w.
Gardner. a visitor in the city from Or
lando, Fla, has lost ST., 600 and has thus
far found no trace of the money. the
money vas lost this morning some
where between Macon and Summerfeld
while the bearer vas driving along in
a surrey. Seventeen thousand dollars
of the amount is in bank certificates,
part on the state bank Of Orlando and
part on the First national bank at
Sanford. The remaining 5000 is in pa
per and silver which is enclosed in a
buckskin belt.
Mr.. Gardner is wholly at a loss to
account for the disappearance of he
money, all of which was concealed in
a small satchel which he carried at his
side.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
TWO MEN HANGED.

ValdOsta, Ga, December 13.-Jim
Godding and Wash Powell were hanged
here today for the murder of a country
store keeper named Vickers about two
months ago. Godding's neck was brok-
en-. but Powell was slowly choked to
death. Several negro preachers We're
with the men all the morning and eff
forts were made to get them to confess,
but they protested their innocence to
the last. A negro minister who was
with them much of the time says he be-
lieves they went to he'll with a lie on
their lips"
The hanging was strictly private.
Nh. Vickers was a we'll known man IN
his community here. When the negroes
killed him they threw the body in a
we'll and it was some days before it
was discovered.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
DEFRAUDING ORANGE GROWERS.

Tampa, Fla, December Nv. c.
Tucker, who claims Leesburg, Fla, as
his home, has been working the or
ange growers in this section in a very
slick manner. He represented himself
as a large buyer and induced the grow
ers to deliver heavy consignments OF
fruit TO him at various railroad sta
tions. The orange men were to meet
him at Dade City, where he was to
liquidate his Indebtedness. Tucker has
now disappeared and the growers are
trying to recover their fruit from the
various dealers to whom they were
shipped by Tucker.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
To Control the Cheap Cigar Business

Tampa, Fla. December 1S.-The Gu
ban-American Manufacturing Compa-
ny, of this city, through its president,
Hon. Herman Myers, has purchased
the K~eys-Baker cigar rolling machine,
at Binghampton, N. Y, together with
all the rights to the machine and also
a large cheroot manufacturing compa-
ny which owned a portion of the rights.
This practically gives h company
control of the cheap cigar output of
the country, for, without n Keys
Baker machine, other concerns will be
unable to compete with il.
The Cuban-American Company will
probably locate it's factory for the
cheap cigar business in New York.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
WAR ON KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Birmingham, Ala, December 13.-The
United Mine Workers of Alabama have
declared an open war on the knights
OF Labor and a resolution recommends
ing that the district organization do all
in its power to overthrow and eradicate
the Knights Of Labor in Alabama will
be adopted at tomorrow's session OF
the annual convention of mine workers
now in session here. The new execu-
tive board contains two n
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19
THE REWARDS PAID

For the Capture of a Desperate Out
1aw-Proposed Masonic Temple-Ar-
fist Proposal to the State.
A Minister Who breaches and Works
Against Illicit DistiIlers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-19

NEW BISHOP OF HAVANA.
London, December IA special dis
patch from Rome says that at a con-
sistory today the pope installed the
bishop of Havana
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
NEWS FROM RICHMOND AED OTHER PARIS or VIRGINIA.

court eXpunged the claim Of Pauline
Cohen, his daughter. Pauline Cohcns
claim for $5l2.i5 was for money loaned
and for ages. she Is under age. but
claimed that she had been cmancipate ted
and therefore had = right to collect
wages Quo her by her father Judge
Waddill ruled that this claim was
fraudulent and unjust to the real cred
itors. and made the same ruling as TO
Il claim OF lsad0re Cohen, the son. for
$500. claimed to be money loaned
The claim Of the Observation-Disclosures, Ce-
liz Cohen. was held under consideration
for further information. The merchan-
disc creditors we've represented by WEI
liam and Henry Nlegerhaimer ana $. T..
iiloombcrg and the argument consum-
ed two days. This Is the first contested
bankrupt case by creditors, and is
signal victory for them
Petitions n bankruptcy were 0lod 10
day as follows and orders oc d5nd eo-
ION entered for The same. Thomas Ncl-
SON: Liabilities. $$S5.tG: no assets. Chas.
H. Harley, furniture dealer. Liabilities.
- 5000: no assets.
DEATH or y WELL KNOWN,I4ADY
Mrs. Arna Manson HUNT died MT the
residence OF her husband, Major Albert
L. HUNT, $50 Park Avenue, Sunday
evening Mt 10 O'clock, after IN illness
OF about eight weeks. IN the 18th year
oil her age. Mrs Iiintt was The daugA-
GER OF the late Dr q. IT, Manson. Of this
city, an accomplished physician and at
one time prominent in municipal alrairs
OF Richmond. Iior mother was Miss
RurWen. of Nocblenhurg county. VIZ.
where Mrs. HUNT was born. Major
HUNT, her husband. was nsmalr Of
the stan of General Stuart ana ,ar-
wards served in the game couaclty on
Gen. Hampton's staft.
NETHCpTST MINISTERS.
81 -f .. = Gel
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Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)

Richmond, Va, April 17.-Governor
Tyler announced to-day that his efforts
TO secure n settlement of the oyster
dispute between Virginia and Maryland
had been perfectly successful. a recent
letter from Governor Lowndes showing
that the Maryland authorities were en-
tirely in harmony with those of Vir-
ginia- Governor Tyler will make public
the details of the settlement when he
from Commemorative Attorney 3. u.
Gunter. OF Accomnc county.
Governor Tyler received to-day a
telegram from Il New York paper say
ing that it is evident many more troops
are needed in the Philippines, and ask
ing how Virginia would respond to Il
call for troops The Governor replied
that he had had no opportunity to learn
the sentiment i'll the state among the
soldiers. but that Virginia would fur
nish the men demanded OF her
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
Governor Tyler has been asked to an
point delegates to the National Confer
ence of Charities and Correction. to be
held In Cincinnati May 1928 The CON
Terence VIII discuss various questions
regarding the treatment of prisoners
especially those of tender years.
Governor Tyler has been invited to
deliver the address at the dedication of
the new courthouse at Northampton
about July 10.
The Governor has refused pardon
to Robert Hansbrough. OF Abcmarle.
serving Il term for throwing rocks at a
passenger train.
Mr. j. ". Richardson, custodian of
the Capitol and grounds ana buildings.
Is doing some spring cloaninl He has
already accomplished a great deal in
this line ana is now HAVING the foun-
tains repaired and reoainted.
M'NAMEE y FREE MAN
Thomas n. McNamoe. who shot ana
Killed Robert Lee Atwell, is now Il free
man, having served out his term of five
years III tie penitentiary Two hun
drcd and forty days Nyelo deducted from
his term for good behavior. McNanec
was released early yesterday mornins-.
Friends We're on hand with a carrla eo
and he was driven 10 his home Nc
Nance Is looking very well. Both Gov
errors O'Ferrall and Tyler refused TO
pardon him VIM y. Gaul, who was
convicted of being accessory to the
crime. was pardoncd some months ago.
THE MAY CONFERENCE.
There were n number of callers at
the headquarters OF Senator Martin ut
Murphy's to-day-a larger number than
usual. State Senator Hal. Flood. of An
pomattoX, WIS among The callers he is
strongly opposed to the Nay conference.
lie says he has seou only one man in
his county who talks Of attending l.
and even he is doubtful.
There have been received Mt confer
ence headquarters since Thursday near
~ 800 letters from different sections of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
NEWPORT NEWS.
Charles 7, Wilkinson Succumbs to
His Injuries.
3ics ,'rou ihe Tccis of ri.to,.bot
aa'uc~hips III MAR Coior- Govern.
mont Seward Arrc.,en "MaE.,,.
res" Ready Tor srny.

Newport News, Va, April 17.-Nr.
Charles =. Wilkerson, the youug yarl
conductor Of the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad, who was shot Lass SUNDAY
morning in the railroad yard by Bugler
Ben Ba'es, Of Battery T., Sixth United
states Artillery. died yesterday morn
Ing at $3.50 O'Clock at the Retreat for the
Sick in Richmond, after lingering be-
tween lie and death for fun week.
! ne charge ot ielouiJUs assault ayains I
BatcS mas. been changed 20 murder.
Inc mother Of the unfortunate young
man, Mrs. V. -. Wilkerson was with
hni when he died. The remains were
Tor intcrmont on Chesapeake and Ohio
train no. 3. The funeral took place TN;
morning.
BArTLESHfP IN WAR COLOR.
The hattioships l<earsargc and Ken
tucEy. which are so near cump,etlou nj
me .hipyard and already. prcscni a for
iuldaplc appearance. are being painted
me iieNailins war color a dull lead
stray. The lIc2Fsarec mas received
nearly all OF her now cout md tn
hHnEe from brilliant red to gray IS
Quite noticeable aud matos Il biz
.H51t" in the vessels anpoarancc Tnc
lthohN 'S now receiving hor coat OF
!ca" c1'ored paint
GONLRNMi..yT FTEWARn AR
RESTED.
First Steward john Hanhalln. Of The
rHn mort ingalls, attached to The
"i-ci States Quaitevulastei Dcrai~,
W2S plrcej under arrest on his
H'p 40 'he slip-ye ri yostorlRy AFTER
'''1 'n the ch@,re o. mas ~ false
Nerti "i'h .-rnnce 3D. tN, coudl-
i'A th' tonrl;ssory Department on
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b Soii ;hrau -hoa' thevof'l. r-r5gr; nErp ,vp CH-,
CoAl ps5q Doi'cn. how 10 P'tv,n; sce lluinots 49,
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KNOcNED orT - 80

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Tho Report of tho Cure Of Mr.. E. r. Macon.
ter of boston 10 Found 20 DO Authentic.

nc temporary relief which 4 man obtains bv
suni"i,tihg TO eurscal operation for structure
- h"Io thhn OBJECT BIZ the euicring which be
must undergo. lie shoald connt the cost and
taAe mo account thc ohaMcn he Is runnlny -
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CT .hr. Maromhef, WHO resides mt Quincy Street.
""nlNiN1io Ft>t., Boston, had been addicted win,
ICED seated elr!ctuic close To the bladder. it
VIZ u; ana irritable that tor hours he wand
NtII'h III M cndcHvur to PASS his wafer and iho
suIciInE hich lie endured T. impossiblr for ono
20 ,'rinc. buriH,; one OF these. severn ntt,cLs
ply. Macnmhcr called . physician 10 draw rho
WatSr', itr WAS ordered to one Of the large hos
p'l4 IN BOSTON tor operation, but II ! he had iivn
!t"tN previously undergone an operation i'm ti,o
gnCh torture. ' '""'''" I'D
n"n' this iiric he icnrd Of the famous Solvent.
N'tttol'- method which promised the patient :,
l",hiVc cure without submitting him ~ III"
tortu'c Or tie surgeons Knife. Thi, MAN 90
ALNch't 70 his Judgment that he 1T once oil
'NH'' thc solvent Altcraus. Ito found IL Ia Il,
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'H''', mus awning the extra expense of nrn fcs
r"hai aiicuiarcC. In ono month MIR Nnrou,La,
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NitcIans hc attended to his bu.inc.a cyrr,. d,v
~ cNpCh- re was snail aud VET the result VIVA
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obstruction. iNe tenderness aud the st,.aiuiu.,
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ihc solvent Alteruul method - nm i,ni,rovr
,hent in"n the oh -iashioncd operation d iIn
home treatment which can be cmplovcd wtliort
Il llatut'e OF pain. fuii particular, in REGARD
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An Excellent Combination.

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effects of the well known remedy,
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OUR III HM()N[)
NEWS lie TER
Virginia and Maryland Oyster
Question Settled AmicabIy.
NEED VIRGINIA TROOPS

VIII Appoint DcIcGatcs to Confer
cncc of Chrritica-p uttinS Capital
and Grounds In Ordcr-Scrvcd MT
Tcrm-The Mny Conference ur.
Martins EicadGuurtcrs-A victor,
For Creditors.
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TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Municipal Nominations by The
Democratic Primary.
fSanngc SUIT Ia Pro--e., Deliberate.
4" tie May C"mrrrcnco Eor rrov>
ideneo Chn'ch Lost nm Eye =
Liquor Liccnse nay.
(sreclal to vire.rian.pnotA

srGoih Va. Ami i7-rhe most cx-
sing primary SrI5u, hss ever seen
closed Tonight. r. J.. Brewer, Jr. in
cumbent. got majority over his three
competitors for Mayor. Brewer got %.
first choice votes out OF a total of .5G.
His thirteen second choice ballots put
him on Easy street." The primary
was the most liberal yet held. Any
white Republican who ever had voted
. Democratic ticket in the town or
county elections was eliSible. Good or
der was maintained. Here is the vote
for Mayor: l.. I. Brewer, Jr., 2Ss; Il.
s. Boykin, ITO, Of which 80 were second
choice votes; J. I. Parker, &C; j. wal
ter Hosier. 81.
Here is the ballot for Councilmen in
order OF their vote. ,he nine Alehes, be-
''" nominated: II. l.. Allen $50; G.. $.
!. nd, $50: ~. :. McAnsc, $50: !.
Il. NorAeet. SOS: r.. c.. Dennis 2ol; j..
G. Eol!adsy, 2Si; y. y. Pinner. %. ".
y. Fcrgnson. 2i9; w. c. Harreu. 222; !.
G. Smith 10; ~. -. Wood -; e. O.
lorreN 10; NJ. - Hawkins. III; i. NJ,
Price, Ill; ". II. Raby, 1902 ~. Il.
fraser, lot; j. II. Nurney. los; l.. W.
Jordan. %.
Tie Oldest candidate Dennis and tho
youngest, Holaday. were both nomi-
mated.
DAMAGE SUIT IN PROGRESS.
Nausemoni Circuit Court Judge II.
4. Prent's presiding. MAS occurred an
day in hearing the case Of :. JOB H0l-
land VS.. ~. l.. Pruden. Tha; f.. a case
where the defendant asks ST.. $50 dam
ages for injuries received in a d'ea-
grleucrt Curinu M.f-h Holland WIS