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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19
Special Notices.

SALISBURY AND CHARLOTTE! WE
shipped two cases Health Food to
Salisbury Thursday; seven cases to
Charlotte Friday. What's the matter
with the Raleigh merchants? They
must love to pay freight from New
York J. w. Scott & Co, Greensboro
WE HAVE JUST OPENED A FINE LOT
of new summer Lap busters and up-to-
date driving harness Can give you
either, rubber mounted or handmade
harness. We are manufacturers and
dealers in all kinds and latest styles of
harness and saddlery. Give US call.
Wyatt Harness Co.
SPRING GOODS-THE CELEBRATED
odorless refrigerators, lightning and ice
land freezers, screen doors and win
dows, lemon squeeZers and ice picks,
water coolers and filters and a general
line of china, glass and house furnishing
goods w. II. Hughes.
FEINZ'S SWEET PICKLES 20 CENT A
quart Fine Irish Potatoes 80 cents
/ peck. Fine California Peaches 20
cents a can. North State and Acme
flour speciality. Give us a call. j..
= p. GREEN e. co, No. E. Hargett
Street. Phone 800.
at is POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
i in selecting the candidates, but if you
! buy Registers Candy you can make no
4 mistake
VEAL, FINE BEEF, PORK, FRAN
folds, Mixed and all Pork Sausage,
{ Clipped Beef, Smoked Jowls Corned
= 1ongue, Spare Ribs, Brains, Veal and
Beef, Liver Sliced Breakfast Strip for
frying All at C. o Balls stall.
HAVE OPENED A FIRST CLASS GRO
Gerry store at No. II East Hargett St,
4 and have a nice stock of fresh new
goods Besides a full line of fancy gro
ceries and canned goods. We have a
first class soda fountain in our estab-
lshment, and everything is new and
clean. Give us call Lancaster
& Co, Interstate phone 50.
THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS TO
the merits of the different candidates,
but all are unanimous as to the merits
of Registers Candy.
| CARRY 4 FULL LINE OF WATCHES,
Diamonds, Gold and Silver Jewelry,
Silver Novelties, Sterling and Plated
Siverware, &C., &c. l have in my
employ, Mr.. C. +. Denny, skilful
Watch maker, Jeweler and Optician.
House established so years. Mrs. Ed
ward Fasnach, Jeweler. 10 Fayetteville
Street, Raleigh, N. G.
SHOES FOR CHILDREN, BOYS OR
Girls-all kinds~are sold cheaper at
VIM. T. Hardings Popular Shoe and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19

VEAL, FINE BEEF, PORK, FRAN
f,sds, Mixed and all Pork Sausage,
I Clipped Beef Smoked Jowls, Corned
= 1Cngue, Spare Ribs. Brains, Veal and
Beef, Liver Sliced Breakfast Strip for
frying All at C.. o Balls stall.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19
DELEGATES AT LARGE.

Captain ]. II. Sheriff., of Catawba; j..
A. Lawrence, of Iredell; w. J. Leary, Jr.,
of Chowan; ]. B. Seavy, of Sampson; u.
T. Garrett, of Vance; H. M. Wllborne,
of Ashe; j. B. Lloyd, of Edgecombe; J. J.
jenkins, of Chatham; Marion Butler, of
Sampson; DR.. Cyrus Thompson, of Ons-
low; B. +. Keith, of New Hanover: John
E. Fowler, of Sampson; w. H. Worth of
Wake.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19

1T is POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
i IN selecting the candidates, but if you
J buy Registers Candy you can make no
b mistake.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19

THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS TO
the merits of the different candidates,
but all are unanimous as to the merits
of Registers Candy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19

PEINZ'S SWEET PICKLES 20 CENT A
quart Fine Irish Potatoes 80 cents
/ a peck. Fine California Peaches 20
cents a can. North State and Acme
/ flour a speciality. Give us a call. j..
p. GREEN & co, No. 8 e. Hargett
Street Phone $50.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19
LOCAL
and
CLIMATIC

Nothing but a local
remedy or change OF
climate will cure
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-19

1t is q"ckly Absorbed.
Gives relief at once.
Opens and cleanses
the Nasal Passages
Allays inflammatio
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Terrible Trolley Car Collision.

Providence. Il. l.. June 1o.-By a col
ilsion which occurred In Warwick on
the suburban trolley line of the Union
railroad this noon. two cars striking
end on. four persons were killed and
nl,,ut twenty. tiyc injured. OF whom.
three are probably fatally hurt.
Lieutenant Governor kimball Is
among those who are not expected to
live.
Additions to the death list arc hourly
expected. as several OF the injured are
Mt the hospital in n prccarious condl-
ton. The accident occurred through
the efforts OF Motormnn Burroughs TO
make n switch on the line. which Is
n single track. He had been given
the signal TO go ahead and followed
orders. with the above results.
The accident took place on the sub.
urban line between this city and Oak.
land Beach. a summer resort twelve
miles distant.
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Mor,e, Declare. England I. wrong.

London. June 9.--John Morley.
speaking mt oxford. said he rcjoiccd
in the British triumphs as indicating
the strength OF the resources of the
country. and because he believed that
the sooner the war is ended the better
for everybody. including the Beers.
But, In his opinion. he said. not NIL the
alleged wrongs OF the uitlandcrs put
together were worth the dcsolation OF
n single stricken English or Boer
home.
The sacred word Free" had been
blottcd out in the new title of the Or
angc state and the British empire has
done n great wrong. and he believed
that there is scarcely an Englishman
who would not bitterly repent for So
doing. There must be Il very different
spirit. he declared. shown In the set
tlcmcnt to what has prevailed In South
Africa for the last twelve months.
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CHAPTER III.

He rode forward and lifted his nat
putting his horse in Bluobclls way SO
that she could not pass. Bluebell tan-
cicd his face was paler than usnai;
bu, his deep. slowly-moving eyes u''
not move from her face.
your father has sent mo to meet
YOU, Miss Leslie" he said In his rich'
deep tone. I'VE have heard that the
Boer army has crossed into Natal. ana
Ia marching straight on badysmi'n'
II is not safe for you to be alone On
the vcldt.'
81 am not alone, thank you. Mr.
Moore said the girl, touch OF deh-
ance I'm her tones. Doctor Rothes
ahe turned towards Adair-"has kinu-
,y been seeing me home. He had
heard the news you refer TO.
She was struck by the look on Ger
aid Moore's face as he turned 10
Rothes. There was an almost diapo''
On, exprcssion upon 1t: but 1t passed
away so quickly that she coniu ho'
have sworn to II.
81 presume that Or. Rothes VIII not not
object to handing you over 10 my
charge now that you are within three
p,,ios of New Keiso7" he said. IL
seemed to Bluebcll there was an "h-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
BLOODY DAY AT ST. LOUIS.
Three Men Killed and several Wounded II
. Hattie with striker.

st Louis, June 1O.-Thc day Just end.
cd has been one OF the most cvcntful
and bloody since the great strike on the
st, Louis Transit began. more than
month ago. There were numerous en-.
counters between strikers and other
riotous individuals and the constituted
authorities, resulting in three deaths
and the wounjing OF i've or more per
sons. mostly strikers. One OF the lat
ter viii die.
Those killed as the result Of to-day's
rioting are:
q, Edward Thomas. striking conduc-
tor on the Chotcnu avenue line: shot
in breast by deputy sheriff: died on the
way to hospital.
George Rinc. striking mctorinan on
Dcimar avenue line: shot In abdomen
by deputy sheriff: died Mt city hospital.
Fred Bochm, aged citizen. shot and
instantly killed while standing In his
front yard by deputy sheriff.
I'd Burkhnr,lt. striking conductor on
pclmar avenue line: shot in head
The wounded are:
Oscar Marvin. conductor on Lee ave-
nue. line; shot in right hand and arm:
serious.
August Smith: shot in right arm and
breast: not serious.
Charles Ludwig: shot in hand: not
serious.
Ed, Barry. mo,ormnn. hit on head
with brick. badly injured.
james McGuirc and John McElroy.
severe scalp wounds received In trou-
bic with the strike synpathlzers.
The day was quiet until this after
noon when the pole were taken OF
number of strcctcar lines for the p,lr.
pose OF giving them rest and TO test
the ability OF the transit company to
operate without friction.
The most serious trouble broke out
between q aud o'clock in front of the
six.story store building on washing.
ton avenue between broadway and
sixth streets. occupied by the sicrin' $
posse comitntus as barracks and
headquarters. Several hundred strik-
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crs had gone to East st. Louis earlier
In the day TO attend IA picnic given for
their benefit, and toward Crenlng be-
gan returning home.
The trouble was precipitated when
100 strikers In uniform aud headed by
drum corps, came west on Washing
ton avenue. In their caps some OF
them had cards bearing these words:
Union or nothing: liberty or DEATH"
Just Us they We're passing the bar
racks, car OF the Park avenue diyi-
sion was going west. A number Of the
men broke from the line and rushed
FOR the car. which was without the
usual police guard. 4 brick was
thrown through the car window and u
shot WIS fired by somebody not
known.
AT first intimation OF trouble men,
hers OF the sheriff-s posse swarmed
from the building and surrounded the
| crowd OF strikers, calling on them TO
dispcrsc. Other shots We're fired.
Then several deputies turned loose
their repeating shoiguns. loaded with
buck shot. Not n deputy was wounded.
After the fight was over. g. Edward
Thomas, striking conductor. was
picked up shot In the breast. He died
In nh ambulance on the way 10 the hos
| pital.
George Rinc, striking motorman.
received terrible wound In the abdo-
men. He was taken to the city hospital
and died on the operating table.
Ed Burkhnrit. n striking conductor.
received several buckshot In the side
Of the head. causing serious wound.
He died ut midnight
Oscar Marvin. u striking conductor.
| tx.lt .l.t Ia l,sltg
which was badly torn by load OF
shot. II Is not known whether any 9th.
crs were wounded Of not.
| Under the command Of Colonel Cav.
cndcr. tho deputies arrested twenty OF
the strikers and took them Into tbs
barracks. where they were searched
Three rcvolvcrs and a number Of pocn
ct knives were secured. and the prisA
oncrS were taken to the Four Courts
where they wcrc locked up pending an
Investigation.
Tho remainder Of the strikers hcd
followed by squad OF mounted policy
that had been summoned. They dis
t,crscd without further trouble.
The posse company that did the
shooting Ii composed of some Of the
most prominent citizens In the city
and behaved with distinction.
jefferson City. Mo-. July lO.-Gov
srnor Stephens snys this evening thnl
everything IL being put In readiness fni
calling out the state militia to quci
,iisordc,i In ~. Louis, but he viii no
issue the call except ns last resort.
A rimor IL current here that Attor
ncy General Crow would proceed II
the Supreme Court to oust Mayor ZciE
cnhcim from ofiicr for fnilurc to pr
| form hi. official dutic. In connection
with the strike.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
ROBERTS. RAILWAY CUT.
r.sa,y N,iss Torn rp T., no-i. -nalisr is
Trnssaat.

London. June 1.-THE Beers have
torn ns twcn,y.onc miles Of Lord Rob
crtS' vital line Of railway between
America Siiin. and Hoodcvnl. Il Il
bold ruid and vcSniious. hut IL docs
not disluic, the military authorities
ns yet. for they expect General Kelly.
Kenny to drive on the maraujcrs and
TO reopen the line.
The rnpidity Of the advance or Lord
Roberts cannot have permitted him
TO accumulate large reserves Of stores.
Therefore mn interruption OF the rail-.
way even for n week must cmbnrr1ss
the army nnd may bring the forward
operations to a stanistiil.
Nothing has been heard OF Lord
Roberts for three days. This raid on
the railway. the strenuous opposition
to General Rumble and the nimblc cs.
cape OF Commnndant General Bothn's
division have forced the war office OBJ
servers TO the reluctant conclusion
that the war II not yet over. although
even the occasional civilian Bocr sym.
pa,hizcr cannot sec how the Beers Will
bc able to do anything to change tho
result.
General Butler is now in Bocr terri
tory. Dispatches OF correspondents
with him. filed yesterday Mt sunset,
describe the corps rs camping Mt Gan
soloi. close to the point where the
frontiers Of the Free State. the Trans
vaai and Natal meet.
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CITY OF HONG KONG.
9, Z. One Of the Moss ushs.ishsu, spots
on the 0iot,s.

In spite OF all the precautions that
have been taken. the perfect santa
tion OF the city. the fine natural drain
age. the cleanliness OF the streets,
Hong KONG. says the Boston Tran-
script. Is one of the most unhcalthful
spots on the globe. With its tropical
heat, the lofty peaks that half encirclc
IL catch the clouds that the rapid cvap-
grafton create. the floods of rain pour
ing down in streaming torrents. The
houses lack light. although they are
built as well as they could be. with
pcrforated ceilings. through which the
air circulatcs. admitted from openings
pierced In the outer walls: the floors
are brilliantly waxed. carpets. owing
to the great dampness being dispensed
with. The great difficulty is to secure
Iirb, and proper ventilation: the
stree,s are very narrow. and the tow
,riug walls OF buildings opposite OBJ
struct the light in front, while at the
rear the courts or terraces crowded
with foliage cast heavy shade from
that direction. In the gardens, while
pIants flourish luSuriantly. there Is
no grass, but the ground is green with
moss. Just as II grows in damp. shady
,laccs in cooler climates. The heat
and the great humidity are destruc-
tive to health. and 1t is doubtful II
,bere ia n single normal liver in the
whole of Hong Kong. English women
who come out with compilations OF
cre,m and roses grow thin and sal
low; the Hong Kong complexion Is
startling grayish green. and the old
resident has, with his pallor, dark
bluish circles under the eyes. Tho
least cxertion includes exhausting per-
spiration. and people become gaunt
and thin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
M,..loeas,r. rnpro,-ei~a.

Shanghai. June a.-Thc American
missionaries at TunE Chow urgently
requested Minister Conrcr TO send
them n guard TO escort fifteen women
and children to Pckin. the general In
command having informed them that
hi. soldiers refused TO protect them.
Minister Congcr feared to weaken
the forces here and was Obliged
through the Tsung II Snmcn to request
the viccroy Of Chi II province TO SEND
mn escort with them.
MANY converts were murdered at
Fcnr Tni nnd eleven Mt Hunng 1sun
last night. Missionary work In North
China has been crushed for years TO
come. The railroad stations Mt Lay
Fang and 10 Ia were destroyed to-
day. The viccroy Of Chi Ii has rcf,is-
cd permission to further increase the
guard here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
TERRIBLE SITUATION IN CHINA.
Forces Of the Powers Will Attempt Protect the Railroad
Foreigners Huddlcd Together in Pckin.

Tlen-Tsln, June IO.-Thc special
train that went to examine the rail-
way line and rcconnoiter. returned last
night. The railway was found clear
two miles beyond Yang Tsuh. The
engineers. with the guards, walked n
mile and half further. They found
the ties and two bridges burned and
the railway torn mp.
The first repair train. with Admiral
Seymour and his stan. $50 British.
Captain McCalla's 100 Americans,
forty Italians and twenty-five Aus
trlans. left this morning Mt $50 o'clock.
A Hotchklss and other guns We're
mounted In the center OF the train. 4
second train left ut IL o'clock. with
GOO British, Japanese, Russian and
French troops. Repairing matter and
new rails were taken along.
There We're thirty-one foreign war
vessels M Ynku.
A message from Pckin TO the admir-
ais asserts that the situation Is hourly
growing more serious for foreigners.
All those at Pekin have taken refuge
In Legation street. The civilian males
are under arms to fight with the rcgu-
largs II necessary. The approaches TO
Legation street arc surrounded by
liowling mobs OF undlscIplIned soldiers
with cannon and bayoncts. The inter-
national guard were holding or the
mob. which screamed insults and
threats.
This was the situation yesterday
Saturday when the couriers got
through with the latest dispatches.
The Empress Downgcr was amusing
herself at the palace with ihcatrscals.
II Is reported that government arms
nrc being dealt out to tho Boxers. The
troops OF 1'uns fuh Scang are said TO
ltc assisting TO kill native Christians.
after malignant torturcs.
IIonsion. June li.-Tcn thousand
troops OF NIL naiionailiics. accordln. to
n dispatch to til. Empress from Shnns'
hni. will bc sen, to PcEin To back w
tho demands OF the ministers upon the
government. or. II necessary. TO sup
press the HoScrs themselves
The mall has the following from
Ticn.Tsin. dated June ::
"Thc w!ldcs, ttimors are current here
TO the effect that Pckln Is burning. bu,
the lack confirmation"
Tr.ubl. has broken out nt New
Chwnng. The state OF anarchy around
Pckin Is likely 10 bc Initiated In many
quarters.
Asintic artillery has been ordered
1
from Hong Kong to Ticn.Tsin.
On Friday. according to n dispatch
10 the Express from Shanghai. a fore,
Of CoeSacks. rcconnolicrins outside o'
.rlcu.Isin. was attacked by rabbi,
of Thousands, armed with spears nnt
sword. aud .omc rifles The Cossack,
fired upon their assaiinn,s. killing scv
crnl. A Russian Lieutenant wn'
wounded by bullet In the stomach.
There il a serious rising n' Nan King
Yesterday the mob Is said TO have nj
tackled the palace Of the viccroy.
| london. June ii.-Aii dispatches on
Of Pck!n are censored In the intcrcs
Of the Empress.
The determination OF the forcig'
ministers to incrcasc the garrison q
pcEin leads TO the belief IN FOREIGN cir
Gle. In Ttcn.Tsiu and Shanghai tba
tho power. will never leave the Chi
ncsc capital. but will make China mn
other Egpt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The average annual production of
cottonsecd oil In Mexico during the
last few years has been about 3.3OO0O
pounds. and the consumption In ls99
was 3l,0O0.OOO. The price averaged
about u cents per pound. Juan Brit
tingham has erected II plant near Du-
rango to handle the oil from the Du-
range belt.
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dress Allep s. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

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Juyeniie Foresight.

"Sammy, where did you get that
fee"
9TH iceman gimme it."
"Isn't 1t too cool day FOR you to bo
eating ice?'
"Praps; but mebbe he'll come along
some hot day an won't gimme any,.
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Y,,sTTTsWW ~ - >
,rontInued.)

~, ,,sRu.-(contlnuedo ,,,
,',ss " =. This was the day you
.,'', SS,' over" said DIR. Adair
!. a'iII !, vas he-ln a low voice;
. ,,.a,r y expected you would
y @ si,h these terrible rumors
!. rss grew larger than
haven't heard any" she
p, ., ,,r they. Doctor RothesF.
~, - htardE" He had no.
W. =, t,nd. and was holding II
,s1, ~They say that the
-,rshlns into Natal. Al, .,v
s.,sFlI uttered a little cry. hs.
~ COLOR faded out OF ne'
a. sir. ,hsn''' ,..-.,
,,so, so.- Rothes answerea
=, gems Kruger has as sooa
r,r by sending a message
- t.z.niins that our troops
!. Iszella,ely recalled from
i.xi s..,.
I. ,l,,v.I; Ro,hes had at last
~ kii -..,.
ar cone to I-adysmi'h7 sue
\. q, iii, .
,,II,I "Tha, Is what Is
n, shall be besleged. The
=, Al, beginning to ny al
a I ,Ipss, In 4 few days
a sll bs deserted execp, by
SSa ,,
n IA.p Ess a little CULVER
uf.. sikh seemed to send q
..ls. slasIsd Joy and pain to
WI sal
r=,ls here. OF course" he
!. ry..s to speak In his usual
.r,,m there Ia ash;ins out
I aar Is | shall so with tho
m, ,II.at for a moment.
d es aid:
e !, 90 oar side. Of coursc! :!
Az ri.h the British army"
ssstrsd quietly. but. thank
/, snC.s business is not TO
sry particular side. or to slay
pnr. g; 10 DO what he can for
~ ~ po1ndcd aud dying on
cs D., you arc so.ns into
N Ma LsslleT ! must not
T.
y rsiascs." said Blucbcli:
Gi ~ Ea!; long. as ! am go
d ti:ct.
hi 81 4 BIT o, the way with
htss alksd eagerly. II do
ha !.a o: you riding those
s.s ii1ss With the country In
pcjs. rais.
nc Js isil iaiicniy. Biucbcii
ti-st lctHowlcisc to herself
X srt bra, and her vcius
ar ~ 7ruPosal.
IA iss.- she said the next
Z =; s kiai o. you. I shall
ss.sss about three. I think"
siisill b here a, ;ha, time"
Hrsa Goodbye. just now"
ssrti suay.
es 'Sts 90 ln;o the town.
s-a's ,iilaEs had shocked and
is'. bat she was not fright
ns's sas little fear in Biucbcli
ia:k:s, snail and childish and
nes looked. And shc was a
l.! tie look in Adair Rothcs'
y tess. warm clasp Of his
rss''t hsr thoughts almost
eas hi, terrible picture Of
@s! taiysmi,h In n state Of
n Hihy Of the shops were
~ Biusbell managed TO get
Ssssa toae. and then went to
Ss'T aequaIn,anecs.
ns'! hsf busy preparing for
|a'Ts !, It's safer TO co." said
~ pretty little English wo-
'i's' husband was an engineer.
: a',h = ca my going: but I don't
|. ! could leave him here
Z, going and Mr.. Lloyd Is
4, exclaimed Blucbeli. with
a Jaf-
!, - Eot' OF course. II I had only
T.. : o'asider.' said Mrs. Lloyd.
d swinging TO her eyes: "bu,
=. POOR little baby. Bluebeii. -
!, q 'aat'' said Bluebcli. "A
!, - ! Is beside her husband,
I. !, nu'f !, yon should both die
~, y vac worst comes. than tina,
-. q separated. Nellie. how
y. ~ , 'Iel u anything happened
: = husband and you so far
. '1fst into tears,
:. '.a aie quite right. Bluebcll. I
a.. A'ns' Ted ever SO long. and,
M ~ speak like that. I feel
lis zen - very cowardly to give
-, No. | won't got"
l..tt ~. Iett her friend. whose mind
,,I ,I,,snly made up. after a
N, 'ae !. two friends kissed each
rs., ,.a 'ne feeling that they nigh,
s,tt aSa'h on earth. Bluebell
. ii,,i. .sL own tears. and answer
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she-"T'il wager you have told lots
Of other girls that you loved ihcm." lie
well. II such has been my missusd-
cd career II Is now In your hands 10
nut ntop to II"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

~ don't Soc what you like about this
nat, Clara" "wcll. Clarence. II Is the
only one we've looked at that iits our
Navajo rug"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Shut not thy purse strings always
AGAINST painted distrcss.-Lamb.