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HOMEs ~ MOURNING.

LONDON. oct. u.-Thcrc was a COM
'tnu0us stream of callers mo The War
office until a late hour tonight, anxious
ly inqlirins regarding yesterday caaual-
dies. 0ut nothing had been received since
Sir George Whites dispatch, communi-
eating the news Of the capture OF the
Royal Irish Futloers ana The Gloucester
shire Regiment.
The disaster has caused a feeling akin
60 CONSERVATION. and In Gioucestershire
and the north OF Ireland where The caD-
tured regiments were recruited the
biackcst gloom prevails. Many homes aye
already I'm mourning On consequence Of
losses sustained by these regiments on
previous engagements
Public anxiety was increased by a
special dispatch from Ladysmith. pub
iishcd IN the late editions Of the London
afternoon papers. 10 the effect that be-
gore darkness yesterday the Beers re-
occupied The old positions held by their
heavy artillery which General White had
reported sllenced by the guns OF the
naval brigade from the Powerful, ana
had opened fire again.
The dispatch further says:
1.-THE enemy are again closing IN and
the situation Is one OF grave anxiety Be
yOnd doubt the Boer retirement yester-
day (Mondav) was a ruse to draw Cen
eral White into the hilly country and
away from the British camp"
ANOTHER MAJUBA HILL
From the scanty aauces received I'D
to II o'clock this evening 1t seems tolerably
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certain that the disaster was a simple
repetition Of the battle az Majuba Hil1
though on a larger scale. The two reg
iments We're allowed 90 march into n
trap set for them by the Beers 10 IS sim
ply "a case of the Boer spider and the
guiieless British hy. in fact. the whole
engagement of Monday seems TO have
been brought on by Commandant Cen
eral Joubegt who skilfully conceived
gigantic trap. out of which. as the Of
fetal dispatch shows. Sir George White
only escaped with difficulty.
Harsh things are said IN military cir
Giles Of the British tactics which have
made possible the ambush OF the 18th
uussars az Glencoe. and now the loss
OF two fine regiments. 10 q feared that
Sir George White is no match for the
Beers in that cunning by which Boar tac-
tics are conceived and it IS pointed ont
that If the British commanders continue
20 lead their men into obvious traps fur
Their disasters must DE looked for
Sir George Whites honest admission
OF fun responsibility and the terms OF
his dispatch are regarded I'm some cir
Giles as virtually placing his case in the
hands Of the home authorities. and II is
even rumored late this evening that the
War Office has already decided % super
ccdc him. The Ilort however, is dis
credited I'm wellInformed quarters.
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A NEGRO LYNCHED.
Excitement Prevails aud a Race War
j. Threatened.

Excitement Prevails aud a Race War
j. Threatened.
WEIR CITY KAN; oct. 3.-Gus
McArdle. a bartender. was shot ard
killed last night and in less than two
hours his supposed murderer George
Wells, a negro miner from Scammon,
was swinging to telephone pole the
victim Of q mob which had forclbly taken
him from jail.
Earlier I'm the evening McArdle and
Wells had some words I'm the saloon after
which the negro left. Shortly afterwards
a shot was fired from across the street,
the bullet killing McArdle. Wells was
arrested on suspicion ana lodged in jail.
A mob formed quickly and marched 20
the JAIL Securing Wells without much
trouble. they dragged the frightened
negro from the building ard strung him
up to nearby telephone pole. Before
the rope was placed around his neck
Wells admitted be was with the man who
shot McArdie but denied that be had
done the shooting.
Intense excitement prevails and a race
war is threatened.
1lcArdle was a wh.te man.
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About Co0J flesh troops will arrive at
Cape Toxin on saturday next from Eng
land. and win Doe available to reinforce
Sir Georee White Transports Will arrive
there daily after sunday until by the end
of the next week. 10 troops viii have
been landed In South africa. These mss
are intended Tor General Sir Redvers.
Buffers army but they win undoubtedly
De detached 10 Natal 81 the situation there
should become uer..1us.
The British army win eventually reach
the huge total of cii OF which es634 win
be regulars and tie other 20000 miscel-
laneous. but excellent colonial troops.
BATTLE AT UMBANBANE.
CAPE TOWN. oct. si.-i2:lo p. M-The
South Africa News publishes the follow
ing dispatch:
"Ladysmith. Oct 81
"a battle Is proceeding at the foot Of
Trmbanbane few miles from Lady
smith. Several shells have dropped Into
the town.
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state debt was passed. state Treasurer
Worth says there is now only $4,000
worth Of old state bonds outstanding.
and DE scarcely expects these VIII ever
be returned for redemption.
a CLERK IN TROUBLE.
The clerk OF the United States District
Court here has misunderstood the law,
thinking that when there was no dis
pute as 10 "a bankruptcy case, and when
the referee reported the case as settled.
the clerk had the power TO sign dis
charge in bankruptcy. Thus he has
signed number Of discharges. Judge
Purnell will have 10 look into the matter
when he returns from Wilmington. where
he IS now holding United states Court.
Captatn Day. OF the penitentary' In
speaking OF the dropping Of Thos y.
Russell as warden OF the penitentlary.
says II was because Russell talked too
much
Senator Marion Butler IS here, where
he makes his first appearance before the
supreme Court IN hts practice Of law.
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Richmond. Va. with headquarters In VIM
stOn.
He wore a Prince Albest Goa, with light
trousers and grey gloves, with a button
hole bouquet % "Liliies OF the valley.
The best man ard ushers were dressed
In similar costumes.
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly married pair repaired TO the parlors
OF the Kerner home. whore many friends
extended their congratulations and receiv-
ed the numerous handsome and costly
presents The bridal party was then
driven TO the southern depot. where the
happy couple under a shower OF rice. went
aboard the East bound train amid adieus
TO al.
The bride and groom 80 direct 10 Rich
mond. where they will be guests a. the
Jefferson. They viii also visit Washington
city. New York ard Norwich. conn. They
viii be at home after November 18th. in
Winston. y. c.
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M0RTALLY WOUNDED.
Severe Storm Unroofs Tobacco Facto-
RIGS

E4cS.
WINSTON. ". c., oct. 9i-Special-
Burreu shouse. aged 10, was shot IN the
stomach and mortally wounded In Salem
last night by James Bryant The latter
was drinking He went 10 Shouso's home
after the family had retired and knocked
al the door, The son got up and let
Bryant in. Af,cr a lamp had been light
co. Bryant drew his pistol and remarked
that be- would shoot out the window. but
d. pointed Il at young Sh0use and fired.
The wounded boys father rushed ~ the
room. when Bryant dropped his PISTOL on
the floor and said, Il have shot Burrell.
now shoot me-" lie then rushed out the
front door He was arrested this after
noon NJ his home. near Louisville, this
county
The cause Of the shooting is nct de-
fnl,ey known. Sh0use has been waiting
on the sister OF Bryants wife ard IL is
said Bryant was opposed 10 this. Shouse
Is not expected 10 live thr0ugh the night.
a. severe wind storm struck this sec
ton yesterday afternoon and continued
throughout the night and TODAY. u un-
rooted several tobacco factories and other
buildings. besides uprooting a number OF
trees.
Winston shipped over one and a hair
million pounds Of manufactured tobacco
this month.
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THE RAIN STORM
SWEEPS RALEIGH
Has Fallen Steadily for Twenty-Four
Hours and Continues.
PRETTY MEMORIAL CHANDELIERS
Placed in Christ Church-North Car
olina Will Exhibit Apples in Paris.
Court Clerk Gets Into a Middle
in Bankruptcy Gases.

RALEIGH, y. c., oct. 3l.-Special.--
Rain has fallen increasingly for twenty
four hours, aud al last night there was
a high gale sweeping over the city. To-
day the temperature has risen, bat the
rain and wind are still with US.
The National Hotel Company. OF wades-
boro. and the Mt. Ulls Roller Mills Com
pany, Of Rowan county. were yesterday
incorporated By the Secretary OF State.
Capital stock Of the former IS $500, ahd
OF the latter $1,000.
PRETTY MEMORIAL.
Mrs. r. s Tucker has just had placed
in Christ church two beautiful bracket
chandeliers IN memory OF her son. Mr..
William r. Tucker who died a few
months ago. The lights are Of polished
brass each have seven-candle gas Jets.
They are placed one each side OF the
altar and panels Of the reredos.
Another Federal prisoner, trusty
walked out Of the kitchen and got over
tho stockado yesterday, before the
guards went on duty" He had SIN three
months 10 serve.
Mr. 4. x Bruner, Secretary OF the Az
rcultural Department. has gone 70 Hay
wood county 90 make arrangements ior
az apple exhibit at the Paris Exposition.
CAPTAIN SMITH DEAD.
Capt VIM. Smith, who for a number OF
years was superintendent OF tho Rai-
eigh and CASTOR railroad here. died AZ
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. Gales. N
Greensboro yesterday. Mrs. Smith was
from Richmond For about twenty-five
years they have made their home here
until his health failed some eighteen
months ago.
The colorad fair began here to-day ou'
the weath.r VIII be a great drawback
10 70.
Il is twenty years since the law com
muting compromising and settling The
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MISS MOORE TO WED.
Miss Edith Moore, of Fairfax, To Wed
Mr.. Thomas X. Keith.

FAIRFAX VA. Oct sl--Spccial-
most brilliant social event of the autumn
season viii he the marriage N Miss Edith
NJ Moore 90 Sir. Thomas r. Keith.
Miss Moore is d daughter Of the late
Captain Thomas Moore and "a sister u
Hon. r. Walton Moore ~ whom Dir.
Keith Is law partner Die IS a son u
Mr.. Isham Keith. of W1renton. and a
neDhew Of Judge James Keith president
OF the Virginia Court of Appeals.
Both bride and groom are widely
known, and leaders n society.
The marriage WIFI be solemnzed Mo-
vember 10th Do the Episcopal chursh IN
this place. of which Miss Moore 5 me
organlst and an active member
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STORM ON THE
COAST IS SEVERE
Schooner and Passenger Steamer
Have a Collision.
A LIGHT SHIP BLOWN ADRIFT.
flowed Into Norfolk by a TuG-A
Schooner Goes Ashore Near Ocean
View -LabOrcrs of Tennis Com
struction Company Strike.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. a.-speclal-In
the height OF the terrible storm which
prevailed on this coast last night the
schooner Kate Darlington, capt North,
bound from Atlantic city. y. j.. for Nor
folg at II o'clock Iammed a passenger
steamer. believed by Capt. North 20 Dc
O Merchants and Miners liner, bound from
Norfolk for Boston. The schooncr's bow
spirit raked the steamers side, rippins
OF a considerable portion OF the joiner
work OF her statcrooms. Screams arose
aboard the steamer Captain North said
when the sch0oner's bowsprits pierced the
cabins. and frightened passengers rushed
upon deck
DAMAGE UNKNOWN.
lie could not tell whether any casual
ties occurred as the vessels drfted apart
in the inky darkness and the binding
rain soon obscurcd the steamer from hts
sight Nothing has been head from the
latter and she IS believed % have pro-
Ccrded. as the damage inflicted is be-
lieyed 90 have been all above the water
line The schooner with bowsprit ane
jibboon carried away, came into Chesa-
poake Bay and came % anchor with 6'
fathoms Of chain out Her anchors failca
20 hold her against The hurricane Wh'ci
blew exceeding co miles per hour. and sh'
went ashore az ocean View. She now lies
high and dry upon the sands.
Iaborers employed by the Tennis Con
struction Company. OF philadelphia, who
are constructing the Norfolk and Sewa!ls
Piont electric railway, in which Alexander
Brown and Company. of Baltimore, are
largely interested. struck to-day. The
men say they quit work because tn
Construction Company are behind in its
payments.
TIGHT-SHIP ADRIFT
Cane Charles Light-Ship. No. g. was
blown from her anchorage last night
She made sail and cruised about until
the morning. when She rs picked up
by the tug Joseph VI Clark, and towed
10 Norfolk Her captain was thrown over
the wheel when a heavy sea struck her
rudder. and was severely hurt The
light-shlp had 90 fathoms of chain out
when She went adrift. The wire 10 Cape
Henry is down that 20 Cape Hatteras
has. not since the August hurricane. been
restored So 20 may not De known wheth-
or the Diamond Shoals light-sh,p rode
out the storm off Hattoras. or whether
She or ot.sr vessels went ashore in the
storm. vA'ch was Of almost unprece-
dentod violence.
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MARSH ERNER.
4 Beautiful Marriage Ceremony in
NIorayian Church, kcrneT-yillc, y. Z.

Moravian Church, kcrneT-yillc, y. I.
KERNERSVILLE. \. c., oct. A.-Spec-
ial.-Among the most brilliant and impress
| slve weddings that have been witnessed
here. was that IN the MOravian church to-
dav al 1920 o'clock. Of Miss Meta Mat
thews Kcrner and Mr.. Burrell Hyde
Marsh
The church was darkened and brilliantly
Illuminated by a heavy swinging cnande'
lier. showing TO beautiful advantage me
tasteful and prOfuse decorations, consist
ing of three arches OF bronzed cedar.
banked with ferns and other beautiful
foliage.
Immediately preceding the entrance o.
the bridal party Miss Jessie Kerner sang
beautifully "Oh Promise Me-
The bridal party entered, the usher
preceding. the groom accompanied by his
lest man. Mr. Robert :. GALLOWAY, o.
Winston. taking the right aisle, and the
bride The left aisle with her maid OF honor,
Miss india Montrose Kerner. her cousin.
At the altar they formed a circle. Rev.
3. Crosland ofiiciated.
During the ceremony the Organlst Mia
Harmon. played softly ard sweeuy. Then
You'll Reminder Ne.
4 large company OF friends witnessed
The nuptals. and the church was crowded
10 rs fullest capacity.
The ushers were Mr.. Charles c. Kerner
brother OF the bride. Of Kernersville. \.
C.. Mr. Rawlev Q. Galloway. Mr.. Marion
O. Foilin and Mr.. George s. Norfcet. cf
Winston.
Miss Kerner Is pretty attractive and ac-
complished She is graduate OF Salem
Female College class o. 1898 She was be-
oon1inrlv dressed In her travelling gown Of
r,ivai brown clotn. with nat and gloves %
match. carrying a bouquet OF Brides
roses.
The maid Of honor was a'tlred IN love-
L. dress Of mixed brocaded SIX crepon. snc
carried a bouquet Of Ia France roses
The groom IS a popular travelling sales
man for the Standard Oh Company OF
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day IS such that a fatal result may en-
sue az any moment. or his present condi-
ton may be indefinitely prolonged.
November 1.-Nice-Presideut Hobarts
condition was favorable at . o'clock this
morning.
There is no imminent danger" is the
last bulletin.
2.20 A. M.-Vice-Prosident Hobart is
resting quietly. lie has slept since s
o'clock and Dr. Newton reports his condi-
ton improved.
A relapse or death is not anticipated
within the next twelve hours.
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another Tis11Or
Removed by
lydia E. Pink
hams Kcgefa-
bic Compound

me no good, and thought 1 woulo
have to resort TO morphine.
"The doctor said that all that could
help me was TO have an operation ana
have the womb removed, but L hao
heard OF Mrs. Pinkham's medicine ana
decided to try It, and wrote for her
advice. and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and began TO get stronger right
along, and am as well al ever before.
Can truly say that | would never had
gotten well had IL not been for Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Compound" - MARY a.
SrAHL, WATsoSTowS, PA.
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Toano Notes.

TOANO. VA. Oct. 2l-Special.-Mr. w.
r. Walden has sold his farm and house
TO a western man for $1,000. He viii
move either to Richmond or Newport
News In a few days
Mr. A. p. Taylor was called 70 the he'd
side OF his wife. Nho has been In Newport
News for the past two months for her
health. She was threatened with pnea-
mOnla.
Quite an exciting ieer-huat was Wit
messed yesterday one deer w%s shot
twice and then got ~ and ran three
miles.
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dead bodies of the burghers.
Complete order prevailed as NrypuFs'
--.--..--.-r...r. r.lIA-l NLI.II.

Complete order prevailed at NfyDuI5'
WOUNDED DOING WELL.
Advices from Kimberley under date or
october 9TH. received through dispatch
rider at Orange river. October goth, report
chat am the wounded are progressing fave
0rabIy. 10 also appears that as they are
unable tO blow up the piers ~ The Modder
river bridge. the Beers are demolis0i1g
them stone by stone They have blown mp
practically every culvcrt from the Modder
river 90 the Orange river
An arm0red tr4in strongly supported,
made q reconnaissance october 9th ana
found the Beers sim ut spytfontcIn.
There was an extraordinary military
parade az Allcrshot yesterday when ID
traction engines and SD trucks were In
spoctod previous 90 their departure for
South Africa a stretch of sandy. rock
road was selected for the tests and gave
an excellent chance 90 observe the points
of the engines. A deep ditch and banks
two and three feet high We're safely tra-
versod Though an times the whole sank
axle deep. other engines punoi out the
hap'ess ones. Twouty-f0ur OF these en-
gincs will be dispatchers 90 South Africa.
CAPE TOWN. oct. Silt IS reported
from Tlrkley West that the Beers are
constructing forts around Kimberley for
o.. purpose 0f sheIing The town.
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what Mrs. Pinkham's Letter Did.

"DEAa Mrs. PINKHAM-After follow
ing the directions given in your kind
letter for the treatment Of leucorrhGa,
l can say that / have been entirely
cured by the use of Lydia L. Pinkham 5
remedies. and will gladly recommend
them 70 my friends.
Thanking you for your kindness,
am gratefully yours, A. b. DAYIDs'
BlNGaAMPToS, n. Y"
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Customer-rm surprised to see Won
smoking a cigarette. Don't you know it's
INJURIOUS?
/, ldler-How inchurious?
Customer--Hurts the brain. First thing
you know you'll be selling your goods at
a profit instead OF below cost and you'll
lose your trade,-Pucx,
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would FORM
In the womb.
| had four
tum ors in
two years. L
went through
treat m e n I
with doctors,
but they did
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AaBv people rogh HE ne syn'paMe'e a.'es
and counsel Of skUui phy'ic'aH' or' % nor @"o'
10 Vhom 10 urn. Dr.. Gfscn,, 30 ~ 4-ih o.
Nss fort en- discoreyey cf nat ''oHae'y1i rem
sdv. Dr. Greeae's Hsryurd. and H'ihom oe1o' tns ,
most saecesVVi phBsfc,oH m me aofto :" c"',"g
nervous and chronic complaints. Jreeiv offers y"
adviee 20 sufferers. rithoa fee or charge, ether
personally or bR letter. u vou cannot eaH' a'lte
t'n eoEJsdeRnaliv about your case ana 0a ms
0dFice.
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAYS NEWS.


LOtAls
The launching Of the shubrick a grand
success.
Grand parade AID tournament to-day;
ball Tonight
Captain Tenant painfully hurt
"A boat sinks during the launching.
President McKinleys able speech.
Complete Programme OF to-day's exer-
cises.
Secretary Long talks.
Tho builder q the Oregon congratu-
lates MI W. r. TriEg.
Scenes and incidents Of yesterday.
State.
The trial trip OF the battleship Ken
lucky was emnontly successful.
Severe storms along the Virginia
coast, and shipping suffered.
Mr.. A. W Cox OF Portsmouth. found
dead in hotel IN III Paso. Tex.
Mr.. j. p. Stone. OF Montgomery coun-
ty, died suddenly from heart failure.
Nero lahorcrs az the Tennis Construc-
ton Company. in Norfolk. strike.
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lions 70 property. Half Of the roof Of tho
Presbyterian church Was torn away AMI
he church being greatly damaged on mo
inside. but the wind Is go high nothing can
be done % preserve d. The colored Bap-
list church was blown from as foundation
and was completely wreck ..
There are four candidates now m Tho
field for the Legislature. Each seems 10
be very certain OF success. The CAM
naign Is waxing very hoi.