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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01
LAUGH,
Cry,
and the world
, will laugh with you!
and you will cry alone.
so let me put in my good wishes
and all join hand In the
HOLIDAY TR ABE.
Housework Is Hard Work Without It.

l have made big purchases in ALL
GRADES OF TOYS. Wood Extension
Tables at 10c. Large Doll Swings at
loc. Ironing Boards at loo. Fin Chairs
at 10c. White Enameled Beds and
Cradles at 25c. 1 HAVE AT LEAST
1000 DOLLS, from 1c TO $50 each.
Iron Trains. Iron Toys of all kinds.
l have To-Day purchased CROCkERY,
DRUMMER'S SAMPLES, at a very
low price. l have all grades Of fine
China. A genuine Carlsbad German
China, 131 piece set. for $22.5O, worth
regular $4,000. Fine Carlsbad Gilt Cups.
Saucers and Plates at csc for eighteen
pieces. I have all grades and styles
of CHINA VASES and novelties. We
want your china trade so long as we
can save you at least one-fourth of the
price.
We are selling a big lot of MEMS
SOCKS AND CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR. 1 have just received eighteen
dozen fine RIBBED WOOL VESTS
AND PANTS, all sizes, for Ladies, at
soc; worth at least 75c.
1 have two grades of SUITS AND
UNDERSHIRTS AND PANTS FOR
MEN that are sold everywhere at $1.50
a garment; / can sell you what you
need at $1.00 each. / have the HEAVY
FLEECED LINED VEST PANTS,
worth soc. now in my store at 39c each.
A very fine SILK TRIMMED PANTS
AND VEST FOR BOYS, worth soc, my
price is 29c, all sizes up to "a, chill
DREN'S VEST AND PANTLETS from
3 years up, from 10c up.
/ have a big stock of fine MEMS
HATS that / bought way down. / can
sell you a nice Hat for less than the
wholesale cost. They are samples. A
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01

When the war in South Africa was
about TO begin, newspapers jumped on
Kruger with both feet and swore HI
was all wrong and was to blame for
the critical condition. Reading ar able
paper in the old Edinburgh Review re-
Gently on the recent Conference and
Arbitration" we were impressed with
the following clear statement: THE
conference at Bloemfontein between
Sir Alfred Miner and President Krug-
err failed partly because Great Britain
refused to enter into arbitration on any
terms" That confirms exactly what
Kruger said about it, but newspapers
with British leanings said it was not
true.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01

To Attempt to Raise III C~harleston.
Washington, November 27.-The navy
department is already in receipt of an
application for permission to attempt
to raise the cruiser Charleston. The
applicant also has pending an applica-
ton for permission to raise the Maine
and III Spanish vessels sunk OF Szn-
tiago. The application viii be turned
over to Admiral Watson. at Manila,
but there is not he faintest hope enter
tanned here>that the ship can ever be
raised.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01

The Best Prescription For Chflls. e
and Fever is a bottle of Groves Taste
less Chul Tonic. The formula L. plain
It is simply Iron and Quinine in a taste
less form. Imitators do not advertise
their formula because If they did they
know that you would not buy their
medicine. Be cure then that you get
Groves. as the formula SHOWS what
% are taking.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01

The secretary of the treasury is in
love with Wall Street magnates, and
is being roasted for his special favor
iteism in that direction. To oblige the
said magnateS he agreed to buy $685.
000, 900 of United States government
bonds at market quotations. But he
may not get the bonds as the fact that
Uncle Sam thinks so well of his bonds
as to offer to buy them at market rates
will have a material effect to enhance
their value. To buy he must take the
money from the vaults of the treasury,
which will require it is supposed about
1928, 600, 900. And this to help Wall
street for it is financial distress. But
this kind Of relief must be temporary.
The Philadelphia American, an able
weekly, says the trouble is a lack of
sense and not a ack of n We
copy the following which is edifying
and to the point:
1.-The Secretary of the Treasury is
again being asked to go to the relief Of
the New York money markets with
government funds, and much pressure
is being brought to bear. He can let
the internal revenue receipts of the
government pile up in the banks that
are United States repositories, mean
while paying all expenses out of GUS
toms receipts, which cannot be so de-
posted, and out of h money actually
in the Treasury, or he can take o
out of the Treasury and buy with it
government bonds on the best terms
that he can get. But the first way is
not satisfactory. for h banks are re-
quired to secure all deposits Of govern
ment moneys with deposits of govern
bonds, and if they have not the
bonds to deposit they must get them
before the government can increase it's
deposits with them. So the other way
Of Offering relief, the purchase of gov
eminent bonds in the market, was in
sisted upon. And this Secretary Gage,
possibly thinking of his refunding plan,
was lothe ito acceed to, for such pur-
chase must of course tend to raise the
premium On the present bonds, and
the higher the premium the dearer to
the government would refunding be-"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01
BREyITTES.

In the recen election 400, 600 voters in
Pennsylvania stayed away from the
polls. This explains perhaps the tri-
umph Of Quayism and r~ascaIfty.
The only thing Wharton Barker, in
his ably conducted Philadelphia Ameri-
can, appears to be doing is TO help elect
the republican candidate in 1900. He is
denouncing the old democratic party as
corrupt and says no republican can go
to it. He is a cantankerous populist
with presidential aspirations and was
originally a republican.
Vice President Hobart left a big es-
tate-over two millions and $3.50, 900 in
surance onehis life.
The best life company does o oper-
ate in his sublunary sphere.
The English press have killed White
and Joubert. u like John Browns
soul, they are still marching on. Both
are in command yet.
The Lieutenant Winston Churchill
wounded is not the novelist of that
name who is an American Of southern
birth.
Susan Anthony thinks there are much
worse things in life than polygamy,
and yet she was never married.
In Philadelphia school teachers re-
ceive $40 a rear salary, and the jani-
tors from $500 to 81, 200.
Watterson is not only back but he is
backing Goebel to the bitter end.
Henri Is a marvel.
Report says that the Mckinley happy
family are actually kicking against
Hanna as big boss for 1900. If he is
kicked out honesty may stand d little
chance
Colonel Richard Flonnoy, a well
known confederate soldier, is dead at
ST. Paul, Minnesota, where he had re-
sided for thirty years.
So it is positively known now that
the Maine was blown up by the Span
iards. Remember the Maine"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01

Private ownership CT public works
generally costs so per cent more than
municipal ownership, n the service
IS easier managed and controlled when
the public ct large d interested pro-
Observation-Disclosures V~3ndfcator.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-12-01

A ~12-year-old boy has been semi from
Rutherford county Il the peniten-
tiaTy for tour ear He drew bolts
from q railroad track for the purpose
az 4 train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
HAWAII PROSPEROUS.
People Jab'sus Over the H.pld orswih
Uadsr American Government.

People Jabstnt Over the Hspid orswth
Uadsr American Government.
Chicago. June 20 William A. Hall.
q leading Hawaiian merchant his
left this city for the east He says he
was born ON the islands Of American
parents and has been a lifelong resident
AZ Honolulu. He is going 10 Washing
ton 70 see the president whose brother
David he knew well when he was con-
sui 10 the islsnd Speaking Of the 90
cial and prospects Of the island, Mr.
Hall said.
II will b. a year next Fourth Of in.
| iy since the American flag was raised
over the Hawaiian islands and the coun-
try still presents the anomaly Of 70
public within a republic. President
Dole and his cabinet have gone right on
exei cising their functions until con-
gress gets around TO organize terrific
rial form Of government The majority
Of the people want Mr. Dole 10 be APP
pointed governor under the new system
for a time at least He would be Ger
tainly much more acceptable than any
American politician who might get the
place. The only other candidate In tho
Islands who has been mentioned Is Har-
old sewail. son Of the man who ran for
vice president with Bryan. He Is Re
publican. however.
Honolulu Is enjoying an era Of pros
perity almost amounting 20 a boom.
sugaris mp and the rice and coffee
plantations are doing well There are
several million acres In the city now,
. though 10 years ago | don't suppos'
, there was one. EVERYBODY IL interested
in the plantations; clerks and school
teachers have shares There are plenty
OF openings for capital; the Pacific Il
\ going 10 be- the most prosperous part Of
the globe and Honolulu Il almost tbs
center Of travel east and west The triT
70 China or the Philippines is too loni
e 10 make without a stop We will hay'
a cable line within year or two
4 The Pacific trade i increasing d
importance have seen Honolulu gro1
4 from village 10 a modern city Of 80. %
4 people with schools. waterworks and
h, fire department that is a model On
Hawaiian constitution Is a model. 10
j. by the way American lawyers VII
70 have examined IL say IL Is an improv
ment on that Of the United States
Is Mr. Hall took an active part in n
y overthrow Of the island kingdom
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

Austin. June 20 The state health de-
uartmeut has received information that
yellow fever has made it, appearance OF!
the isthmuso Of Tehuantepec Mex There
have been number q deaths from dis
ease in the City Of Tehuaniepec and
the epidemic Is rapidly spreading to al
Of the towns and villages In that section
There are several large American colo
MES Of coffee growers located on the 18th
mus. and IL is reported that the disease
has already made is appearance among
them. The majority Of these colonist'
are FROM Ohio. Indiana and other cen
trail states
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
THE d, zrER CASE.

Mr. Gamer said his frat infor-
nation Of the tragedy enacted here
Sunday night was received from a
copy Of The Morning Eagle at
Millican yesterday morning, and
says the examing trial will proba-
bly, not be held until Saturday.
Formal Indictment Tor murder was
made against Andrew Dozier yes.
terday, and the county attorney
says another for arson will also b,
made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
IN JUSTICE COURT.
Some Cases at Wellb0rn and
Millican.

County Attorney Chas. S. Gain
er returned yesterday from attend
ing Justice court at Wellborn and
Millican and gave The Eagle re-
porter the facts regarding cases ap-
pearing below.
In Justice Pools court at Milf
can Monday morning a negro plead
guilty in a pistol case and was
fined s25 and costs.
A Mexican, charged with carry
ing dirk and disturbing public
worship, made his escape before
the trial was held and had not been
recaptured so far as Mr.. Gamer
knew.
Will Jones, one Of the defend
ants in the Glen McCorquodal'
shooting case, but not the one, Mr.
Gamer says, who shot Glen Me
Corquodale, surrendered to the au
liberties at WellbOrn yesterday an'
lhis examining trial was held befor'
Justice Jones Of that place, result
Ing in the negro being admitted u
bail in the sum Of $500 which h
gave. The other defendan! in tn
case had not surrendered or beel
captured 80 far as Mr.. Gaine
knew.
\ LATER-The other defendant j
the McCorquodale case was brough
here yesterday afternoon and land
cd in jail by Sheriff Num-. II
gave the name o. Walter Jenkir
70 Jail Deputy Gee and is charge
with assault to murder. He
wounded with bird shot and
said to be the negro who was sh'
4 in watermelon patch near Mil.
can Sunday night. lie was aslee
under tree with pistol lyir
beside him when captured b
Sheriff Num- ard Constable Fla
quhar.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
To My Friends and Patrons.

avn little disfgufed from the
fire but am still in the ring. No
one can sympathize with me un-
less they have had experience. |
thank God and my friends for what
| have left. Asking your kind
patronage and promising good and
kind treatment you will still find
me at the old stand chock full Of
energy and a house loaded with
cheap hardware. | am still the
Hot Kuiter. Respectfully,
3S J. Allen Myers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

The Episcopal church and Sunday
school picnic will be held Thursday at
Thomp-on's creek. The Sunday school
children will leave the church at 9
O'Clock sharp. All the parents and
members Of the church and friends are
invited 70 come and bring their baskets.
There will be races and prizes for the
children.
For acciden; and life insurance either
in lodges or straight lie companies see
Joe B. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. II
Pickles and preserves, all kinds, In
I bottles, just received at John d. Mikes,
/ These goods are fine. ll6tf
Many mosqniioes-Nikado mosquito
mixture-no mosquitoes. 10 q bottle,
Emmel's Drugstore. III
zee chests, water coolers and Ice
cream freezers at special low prices at
Levy's. ll9
The best patent wire mosquito bar
frames at Leyy's. l7o
Levys for wall paper. l7e
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

The entertainment given Mon
day night at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. w. HOLMAN was in
honor Of Mr.. Hollman's niece. Miss
Daisy Mcdonald of Houston. Mr..
HOLMAN and his son and daughter
entertained the company with
music and the evening was much
enjoyed by those in attendance. Y
Thomas Holland and J. w.
Gregg will build new house for
Ed Pochila on the site Of his home
recently wrecked by the supports
giving away while repairs were in
progress. Me srs. Holland and
Gregg have recently built a new
giu for Kopetsky & Merka at Bench
ley. They will also build a house
for II. +. Payne at Benchley. I
Prof. J. II. Allen and wife: and
Prof r. 0. Allen and wife arrived
from jacksonville Monday after
moon, and the latter left yesterday
afternoon to visit several weeks in
Mississippi where Prof Allen :
father lives, and in TENNESSEE
where the family Of Mrs. Allen
resides. ~
n, VIII Walker, charged with th'
= shooting Of the negr, between the
Reliance neighborhood and Naya
: sofa river Sunday night, wa.
brought in yesterday and LODGE
in Jail by Constable C. L. Baker.
10. Kernole went TO HopsloI
Yesterday TO attend in that city to
) might the marriage Of his brother
Chancey Kernole, to Miss Susi'
- Harris. The groom had ALREADY
. gone to the Bayou city.
It Prof. Il. Mcdonald was in th
l. CITY Yesterday and called on III
Eagle. Prot. Mcdonald will go :
n Milan county this week and vii
+ attend the State university at Aus
tn this fall.
lie Acme mosquito bar frames, sold onl
,e at Mrs. b. Whites furniture store, Al
the lightest, simplest, most durAbl
COMMITMENT and absolutely perfe'
I'd frames made. Call aud see them a.
10 tou viii he convinced. III
Marriage licenses were issue
aivesterdav to Peter Palazetto an
K. Francesca Rizzuto; II. A. Tayl'
10 Mollie Lee Pouell.
he Students in bookkeeping wanted
" competent instructor. Class will
taught evenings, after supper. Tuiti'
reasonable. Apply at Eagle Office
'ut further information. $50
~ Don't forget the Episcopal pier
, Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.

= Don't forget the Episcopal picnic
Thursday.
Mi.s Lottie Hearne went Hearne
Yesterday.
Two Houses Tor Rent-Apply to Mr..
r. b. Roberts. l'Zu
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
Exposition saloon. 1901
r. b. White was here from Mil
lioan yesterday.
Special drive in remnant ma'tings
this week a. Levy's' Nv
You must get one Of those swing
potch chairs from Levy's. j"
Mrs. Bessie Lawrence returned
from Nayasota yesterday. (,
n Squire J. NJ. Zimmerman was
v here from Kurton yesterday.
A nice assortment OF window shades
from 10 cents up at Tyler HAswell's. Ia
Smoke General Arthur clgars-besl
on earth-sold At the Exposition "a
loon. lflu
For sale-The BRYAN Brick CotloT
Ware House. See or address j. 1
u,nes rs
Terry Longhridgc Of the Eagl
office, has been on the sick list tn
prst two days.
Mrs. John W. Johnson am
daughter Edith, leh yesterday I
Syisit in Tennessee.
Lakewood borsted talcum powder
pure product Of Talcum-loc a box
Fmmels Drugstore. l77
Rev. DR.. Dunn, pastor OF III
Episcopal church in Calvert, arri'
ed here yesterday afternoon.
LOsT-A little water Spaniel atoI
live months old. Answers To the nan
Of Dewey. Return to Mrs. March A.
claim reward. Ia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
A M.r.,ln. Ir,Ina...

Atlanta. June 90 Colonel Royal T.
Frank. commander Of the department Of
the gulf. received a dispatch from Lieut.
Horn. the commanding officer az Fort
Pickens. giving the information that
one OF the old style magazines at that
post exploded One man was killed by
the falling debris The explosion was
caused by fire. which Colonel Frank
thinks must have originated in the
kitchen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
Rain, IL. Mlnlng pssI.

Duluth. MINI June 20 In the last
few days there have been closed three
deals with British capitalists amounting
10 = OO0. O0o in the Rainy Lake district
OF west Ontarion. and large transactions
are now pending for the sale Of other
mines In that region OF the three deals
the f. 10 be closed was the British On
tario lining company. which was or
gained with a capital Of $4,000. 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
Excursion.

For special train passing Bryan June
25th, lSas, az IS a. m. II. & T. G. will
sell round trip tickets to Galveston fare
500 aud 10 Houston fare tl:75. Good
to leave Galveston on train 1880 p. m.
June . and 200 a. m. June 20. Good
from Houston on and up 10 and inelud.
$50 a. m. train June %.
". :. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

Louisville. June ga special from
London. Ky. says Mrs Tom Baker Is
dying Of nervous plostration, caused by
the death OF her husband Doctors have
given her up and her death is expected
az any moment All Is quiet at Man
chester now. but trouble Is feared at
any time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

Chihuahua, Mex. June 90 - santo
Domingo mine caved In burying 20
miners. none Of whom have been rescued
Another cavern occurred Sunday, which
IL is believed. will make relief impossi-
BILE The disaster was caused by stop
ing two far In advance Of the timbering.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
Band and stringed instruments.

Prof +. II. Miller, band master at the
A. and NJ. college, will remain at Col
lege this summer, and will give lessons
on al baud aud stringed instruments.
Address him AZ College, or leave mes
sage for him At The Eagle Office $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21
submlltsd TO he nsieh.taE.

Berlin. June Ca bill authorizing
the acquisition Of the Carolines, I.adrone
aud Pelow islands by Germany has been
submitted 10 the rcichstag.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

Atlanta, June 90 The city council
has appointed committee Of FIVE to
investigate the charges made by DR..
Broughion In his sermon Sunday night
against MaYnr Woodward Of Atlanta.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

sherman. Tex. June 1t Is official
" given out that there Is not a case OF
smallpox In sherman nor conyalcsc-
emit from whom h can DO oontracted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

Gatesville Tex. June so New wheat
l. coming into town and the grade IL
good II Is turning out per acre better
than expected Some crops have made
"a bushels per acre.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-21

Gre,nssne, Tex. June 90 -Gurlsy y
Co. have \. - carload Of chickens
10 New pnsisting Of 5000 birds.
Tho hrn! EFT over after loading
anro} the -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
The Weather,

The storm from the West travelled eastward over
the middle Atlantic and Now England stA es yes,.r
day and has passed out blythe 81 Lawrence Valley
The storm gathered energy in the Lake districts and
was attended by high winds OF from forty to sixty
mlss an hour all along tho coast north 81 HatterA.
with heavyrn In the sections Of Ohio and espec
ally In the Atlantic States. The ranf.li completely
broke the drought existing over Long Island and
lower Now England.
Fair OF clearing weather set IN In the Lake reg lon
and the Middle Atlantic States In the afternoon
The wind diminished In force and shifted to the
southwest.
1t ives warmer in the Atlantic States and colder
generally west OF tho Allegheny Mountains espeei.
ally in the southwest
In this city there was rain In tho morning. which,
At times, was heavy; clearing weather set In about
liao p NJ. the wind then SHIFTED from prthoast to
south and later to south and west average ysocity
twenty'siI miles an hour; average humidity. 80 per
cent barometer corrected To read to STA level a,
A. ". 29.6i; 3P NJ. 29ai.
Tho temperature a. recorded by tho ofiolal Their
mometer and Alao by THE sUss Thermometer at
the street level. is shown In the annexed table,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
WILLIAMsHRIDGn FOLK EUR .Eo CUR
Three Cottages Destroyed in an Early
Morning DinI. Loss. $4,000.

Three families were left homeless by an carly
morning fire at Williamsbridge yesterday.
The Are started soon after O'Clock in
the hail OF Queen Anne cottag' ut
III Second street. occupied by Policeman
Gusavc Role. his wife aud three chirrn.
There IL n row Of these two--tory frame cot.
tase structures about thirty feet apart.
Kolle. who is attached to the West Forty.
seventh street station, was at home. He was
awakened by the smoke and barely had time
I" arouse his family and get them ont The
flames spread rapidly and with the aid OF m
east wini reached the next cottage. occupied
by Or. Benjamin II. Gooisell. a dentist. MS
mother aud two children. A citizen by this
time Ind gone to send In an alarm. He ran to
jerome avenue. half mile away, and by turn
Ing in ~ alarm q ore started the engines IA
the wrong direction.
DR.. Goods"il ana his family succeeded In saw
INK a few parsonal vnluahl's His house was
soon mass Of flames and In another few min
u'es tn" house next door was ah'aZe. too. the
roof catching fire. This cottage was occupied
hv lsaat Nar'an, n retire merchant. his son
and daughter-in-law. While II was h,ng ~;
the fife engines arrived, attracted Ivy the
flames, The frem"r soon got TO work and
succeeded IN preventing the FIRE from spr al
ing further. The total loss il almost $4,000