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sion and personally handed the Imperial
message to Mr.. Mckinley. The President
ir formed Minister VIZ that he would
mako arrangements very shortly. on
cials are. disinclined to discuss the con-
tents OF the Emperor's message. but it Is
Known that kwang Hsu thanks the Pres
iient for the policy pursued by the United
States and urges action which viii result
In early peace.
The action OF certain OF the allies In
proceeding 10 Paoting-Fu has nearly Civ
on rise 20 much suspicion that there Is
no disorder there and the expedition was
wholly unnecessary.
a cablegram has been received from
Minister Conger. but was not made public.
N is believed 20 refer TO the general sit
uation. Minister Wu discredits all re-
pcrts that the Imperial Government is
not acting squarely. Advices received by
this Government from It's officials In Chi
ma show the danger Of expeditions such
NJ that which n now nearing PaotIng-Fu.
and the authorities strongly depreeate
them.
NJ Thiebaut. French Charge d'Affaires
called up Secretary Hay today and hand
"a him the note setting forth the dis
patch received frcm HIS Government The
dlFpatch announced the acceptance with
certain reservations OF the French pro-
posais and stated that In view OF the gen.
eral unanlmity u was desirable that there
should be no delay In commencing nego-
tations There IN no doubt of the ac-
ceptance OF the new French proposal. as
the authorities believe that the begin
ming Of negotiations r. the surest guaran-
tee OF peace and order In the southern
provinces
Referring % prospective negotiations. q
European diplomat called attention TO th'
:. a. 4a1a to ID
Cuss tho terms OF peace when rnIntary op
erations were being conducted. IL II be.
llieved here. however. that II all the pow
ers will consent 10 negotiations they vii
deem u polite TO cease military opera
tions.
Nothing Il known here OF any purpos,
on the part Of Russia to act independent
l1v OF the ether powers I'm dealing viii
China An official pointed out today tina
Russia had Joined with France In submit
ting proposals presented as basis OF ne
lgCtiaticns and that several weeks ago NJ
de wollant. IN accordance with an In
struction from his Government. had spe
leincaiiy declared the purpose OF Russia u
china. which included maintenance Of I
common agreement among the powers
maintenance OF the former state Of or
a. niznt on IN China. removal or every
thing that could lead TO the partition o
tho Celestial Empire. and the establish
NEWT with the united powers OF lera
lcentrai government az PekinF. able aion
10 preserve order and tranquility In IN
country" I'm view OF this decisration t'
authorities are Inclined 70 discredit all IN
reports showing n policy different fror
what n preacrihes.
MAY CAPTURE CANTON.
TONGKONC. oct. 17.--Admirai Ho. wit
the hrik of hts forces. left Snmchun I'll
morning IN pursuit Of the rebels. leavin
20 troops 20 protect Samchun and sene
ling 30 10 garrison the mandarin static
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Mysterious Murder.

LYNN, Mass, Oct. 1S.-The police, who
have been investigating the mystery sur
rounding the dismembered body found in
Glenmore Pond, now believe that George
l.. Bailey has been murdered. and have
under arrest John G. Best, 32 years of age
farm hand employed on the BreaAnard
Hill estate, of which Bailey was care
taker. The police, In searching the
Breakhard Hin farm house, where the
men lived, found in the barn cellar ar
axe which bore bloodstains, and simila,
stains on windowsill and on a piece OF
cardboard in a room. Best simply say.
that he had no trouble with Bailey anG
does not know why he disappeared
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vermon.'s New Senator.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct B.-Former
Governor w. P Dillingham; was elected
Legislature today. The choice was made
on the third ballot, c. A. Prouty, one of
the four Republican candidates, having
withdrawn and the Democratic members
who previously had voted for Seneca Haz-
elton having decided to support Dilling-
ham
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Vote the Str,isht Republican Ticket
Major Peterson Dee d.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-The War De-
partment has received the following ca
tkgram:
HAVANA. Oct. 1s.--Surgeon General
Washington: Majcr Matt r. Peterson
u s. V. died of yellow fever at Las AMI
mas at O'Clock October nth. Mrs. Peter
son. his wife. killed herself an hour later
GORGAS.
Chief Sanitary officer.
Major Peterson was with the Commits,
50 ry Department and held the rank OF
Certain In the Regular establishment He
was n graduate Of West Point and was
appointed from North Carolina
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Peace Lovers Will.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 1S.-The will
of the late Caleb T. Symmes of Lancas-
ter, the philanthropist, makes public be-
quests to the amount of $4,000, $4,000 of
which goes to the American Peace Socie-
ty and the same amount to the Salt Lake
Academy for the Education of Mormon
Children. Mr.. Symmes in life was a
great advocate of universal peace and
was deeply interested in The Hague con-
ference.
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friend of Caserio. who assassinated Pres
ident Carnot of France and of Bresci who
killed King Humbert of Italy. Manetti,
it IL charged. was plotting to take the life
% President Campos Sales of Brazil. One
new case of plague is reported. One
death occurred.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1S-The population
icf Arizona, as officially announced today,
Is 122, 142. against 59.620 in 1890, an increase
Of 2.592, or 1O4.9 per cent
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Vote the Straight Republican Ticket,
Parliament Prorogued.

LONDON. Oct. 1s.-At a meeting Of
the Privy Council at Balmoral today
the Queen rrorogued Parliament until
esriy In December. when II will be
again prorogued until the usual time
Of assemblage. the middle OF February.
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Railway photographers.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1s.-The Order OF
Railway Telegraphers. which has been
in grand council for ten days, has ad-
iourned to meet in San Francisco the
second Monday of October 1901. The
revision of the constitution was COM
pieted
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Vote the Republican Ticket Straight.
Latest Sugar Prices.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Sugar-Raw,
steady: fair refining. &c; centrifugal. 90
test. sc: moiasses sugar. &C. Refined
quict: crushed. 6.i5c; powdered, 5.S5c;
rrnnuiated. 5.75c.
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Apangsrous Anarchist

NEW YORK, Oct Is.-The police of Rio.
de Janeiro have arrested an Italian named
Angel Manetti, who is known as the
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AavaiIsn Census.

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bland. y A'ask, ana the Ha-
To- ,s... lf.y next week. The
sar.. a1 h except q small
ny Isr,...''rn part. Inhabited
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republican rI,sst Straight.
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fe"d Co.
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Ne. so.,.t o.,s.NtLla-t.oans negotiated
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IfONGKONG. oct. 17.--Adrirai Ho. with
the huik of hts forces, left Samchun TINS
r,orrinr In pursuit Of tho rebels. leaving
1tn troops 70 protect Samchun and send
Ing 30 10 garrison the mandarin station
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
PHYSICAL TRAINING.
How it is Conducted at T, Unity
College.

The Department of Physical Training
at Trinity College has been In operation
now nearly year. From the first 1t has
been very popular and still keeps so.
The work of the department was consid-
cred as of great importance and care was
taken that the best system of applying
physical training should be introduced.
DR.. D A. Sargent, the leading authority
on physical training in this country, and
who Is In charge at the Harvard Uniyer-
sity Gymnasium, was consulted with the
result that the best available person,
Prof. Albert Whitehouse, was recon-.
mended for the position of Director, and
was secured. Prof. Whitehouse was for
merly of Harvard University and has
had much experience In his profession in
this country aud 10 Europe.
The Department Of Physical Training
was made possible by the generosity Of
Mr.. B. N Duke. Of Durham, who built
and equipped what is perhaps the best
college gymnasium In the South. 1t has
been named in honor of his young son,
the "Angier Duke Gymnasium
The building Is one of three stories
The ground floor has bowling alleys,
swimming pool, and dressing rooms, with
shower and other baths 10 the basement
below. The middle floor Is taken up
entirely by the gymnasium proper.
There are no pillars interfering with the
floor space, II Is finished in light aud
polished pine, is very well lighted and
ventilated and presents a most inviting
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the issuance of foreign and domestic exc
change, and the careful, systematic max.
ing OF collections, commercial and travel
er's letters of credit. buying and selling
Of bonds, stocks and bullion.
The correspondents of the bank include
the best known and safest banks In every
country.
Among the officers and directors Of
this bank are many of the leading BUSH
ness men of Durham, under whose wise
guidance this bank has safely rode every
financial storm and held the confidence
of the whole community II Is stronger
to-day than In any period Of Its history.
That It will prove worthy of every trust
reposed 10 1t, It is safe to say that the
honorable names OF It's officers and direc.
tors afford the strongest guarantee.
When any large commercial or finan-
cial institution Is seen TO stand firm and
mistaken through the crucial test of alb
normal depression It exhibits the keenest
sagacity Of those who hold the guiding
hand. A striking illustration Of this
proposition Is afforded by the First Ma
tional Bank of Durham This 10 one OF
the strongest and most popular banks in
this whole section During all the panics
through which the country has passed
since the establishment OF this bank Il
has stood unmoved as the ramparts OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains. Wise, care
ful and faithful In every degree has been
the character Of its management from
first to last, and II stands to day deserved
ly higher 10 public confidence than ever
before.
A general banking business 10 trans,
acted, and customers are offered an ex-
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Durham, which position he retained for
eight years and resigned to engage in his
present business.
He was faithful and popular bank of
ficer, giving entire satisfaction to patrons
and directors of the bank.
The retail merchants appreciate the
fact that they can buy goods from the
Thomas Company just as cheap, with
freight added, as they can on any North
ern market. The firm now occupies the
large store on Corcoran street, opposite
Hotel Carolina, where can be found as
large, nice fresh lot of everything kept In
a first>class wholesale establishment 10
the large cities. They buy their meal,
molasses. bacon, lard, hay sugar, coffee,
salt, -four, etc. 10 carload lots and are co
abled TO sell at very small profit They
also carry full line of tobacco, cigars,
snuff, etc
Mr. Thomas was well prepared for a
successful business career, and his sue
cess was assured from the start. There
soon began togsther around his business
nucleus which has steadily increased.
For the past year his trade has shown
most gratifying evidences of expansion,
and the future outlook is eminently en>
couraging.
This result is very pleasing to the many
friends of this house, who have watched
with interest its every step in the line of
progress to assured success, which 1t to-
day enjoys.
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to study the art of photography. After
remaining with these gentlemen for some
time he went 10 New York State where
he again applied his mind to this study.
He worked in several OF the larger cities
In that State--Pittsheld, Mass Stanford,
Conn and at several points In the East
ern and New England States.
He is president of the Photographic
Association OF North Carolina aud vir.
ginia.
Two years ago Mr.. Cole received =
diploma and medal from this Association
for superior work.
Mr.. Waller Holiday. the junior mem.
Der OF this firm, was born In Culpepper
County, Va, twen,y-one years ago
spent bis early boyhood days on farm
located on the banks OF the Rspidan river
and within two miles OF Rapidan river
station. He attended preparatory school
at Greenwood, Albemsrle County, Va,
and afterwards entered Roanoke College
At Salem, Va He then returned TO his
ouEtry home at Rspidan.
His first lessons In photography were
taken under the tutorship of Mr.. 7. @
hurry, of Salem, Va, 10 1896. After this
he accepted the position Of printer al
Lynchburg 70 Mr.. A II. Plecker's gal.
lery. For two years he did the prIa.lsg
both for Pleeker's gallery and the Hin
City Studio, and giving perfec. sa,Isfac.
ton. CThe HIN City Studio was operated
and managed by Mr. Oliver W. Cole Of
Missouri
From Lynchburg Mr. Holiday went
to Des Moines, Iowa, 10 assist Mr. Y. W.
Webster who was conducting q fashion
able gallery 10 that city. He filled the
position Of al round workman, giving
the best satisfaction.
10 September, 1898. these gentlemen
came to Durham, bough, out Mr.. J. W.
Thomas and entered Into articles Of
agreement TO form . copartnershIp here.
Il was then that Mr.. Holiday gave up
bis engagement With Mr. Webster and
moved to Durham, where be now lives.
He attends TO outdoor work, such as
making pictures Of groups, buildIngs.
natural scenery, etc. and looks after the
finishing Of all work lie IL q recognized
expert 10 BE business.
Messrs. Cole 4 Holiday have been
swaTded the contract for the past two
years TO do the work for the State Uni>
versity. They also do much work for
Trinity, Zion and other colleges.
They make pictures for furniture and
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liable goods are handled, and the great
est care Is exercised both In their selec.
ton and preser vation.
A specially Is made Of the accurate
compromising of physicians prescrip-
tions, in which this house excels, and the
patronage enjoyed Is liberal and SUBJ
stanti.l. Mr.. W. M. Yearly Is an enter
prising, progressive and reliable business
man.
AS drug clerk Mr.. Yearly has spent
nineteen years of his life In Durham.
Served apprenticeship with Messrs A. G.
Carr & Co. This firm changed three
times during the nine years that Mr..
Yearly remained with II; at the expira.
ton Of which time he resigned this pro.
tracted position and commenc ID the drug
business on his own account and In his
own name. The first year he established
good trade, which has steadily increased
each succeeding year.
November 5, 1894, Mr.. Yearly opened
a branch store at Chapel Hill. This has
also proved a success from Its incipiency.
Lately he has started branch Number
Two In West Durham, and this, too, prom.
ises we'll.
Fresh and pure drugs, attentive and
courteous service, the most varied and
complete stock In the State. scrupulous
neatness and affable treatment are the
prime factors that have secured Mr..
Yearby's success and made his stores
most popular with discerning public.
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learning and good ideas, but with lack of
ambition and physical energy to put them
into effect. At present 1t Is the fact at
Trinity that one of the best gymnasts Is
the one who takes the scholarship medal,
as the best student.
In addition to the gymnasium work
much attention is given to outdoor sports.
Almost adjoining the gymnasium is fine
enclosed athletic field with a quarter mile
running track, baseball diamond, football
field and a grand stan. In the spring,
besides baseball, there is training for
field and track athletics, consisting of
running, jumping, hurdling, pole vault
ing, weight throwing, etc.
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c. Ii. GREEN.
The Present Efficient and POpu-
lar Clerk Superior Court.

Mr. Caleb B Green, the present Clerk
of Durham County Superior Court. is by
birth native of Person county. lie st-
tended school at the Durham Academy,
at eight years of age, under DR.. Wn.
Gloss.
In 1874 he started the Durham Tobacco
Plant and edited 1t until 1856.
He was elected by the Democratic
party in 1880 TO the Legislature, where
he proved himself alive to the interests
of his constituents, and Ia nothing was
he more earnest than In securing the pas.
ssge of the bill creating the county Of
Durham Recognizing his eminent ability
as a legislator he was again elected in
1884.
In 1890 was elected 10 the same Office
be has so recently been elected 10 and
and now fills. 10 every sense be is a rep
resentative man. He 10 q gentleman Of
genial culture Of rare practical sense and
a ripe scholar. Add to this a true Chris.
tian character. and In the picture Caleb
B. Green stands out so prominent that be
Is recognized wherever be is known.
Durham county Is to be counted fortu-
nate in having so capable a person TO fiji
the honorble and responsible position Of
Clerk Of her Superior Court. Ills en>
inent fitn'ss IL admitted BY all political
parties aid no one questions the fidelity
and probity Of bis administration.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
One of Durham's FavOrites-S0lid
as the Blue Ridge.

Durham is to be congratulated upon
possessing. In her banks, financial advan>
tages equal to all legitimate demands
which the trade of Durham Is likely to
make upon them. The manufacturer,
merchant and other business men expert.
ence no difficulty in obtaining financial
accommodation. at reasonable rates, on
acceptable commercial paper.
The First National Bank of Durham
was established In 1887 with q capital OF
100000, which was subsequently, In.
creased to s15OOOO.
This bank owns the capacious and
handsome building they occupy, which,
with the cost Of the lot, involved an ex-
penditnre of sS5 900. 1t was built for the
purpose 1t Is used for, and Ia its construc-
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business 10 thai |, does not pay 10 do aby
thing unless II Il done well; consequent
y every job that is sent gu, Of this shop
IL up 70 the highest requirements Of the
art. IIe IL an expert authority In bic line
and highly respected 10 the business
world.
The seeman PfiBlery IL beyohd doubt
ooe Of the bsst.sgaIpped plants Of lie hind
10 the State. The work turned out IL
first class 10 every respect, and 10 point
Of sEceIieBey 10 unsurpassed.
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other factories and do all Kind Of CONNER.
cIal work both IN this State and Virgins.
They OIL orders for work upon short no
lice and furnish estimates upon request.
Their work gives general satisfaction
and Is constantly increasing. They have
made many friends IN Durham and
wherever they are known In the Two
States. Their proficiency 10 their pro.
fesslon, strict attention 10 business, hon.
orable dealings and gentlemanly bearings
will secure for them greater reward, as
they are more generally known By The
people In the city Of their adoption.
Messrs. Cole & Hollsdsy are artists In
their line Of business. Their work 10 o.
perfect and lIfe.lIke % any BET produced
BY Photographic expertnes.
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G. nj. HERNDON.
Durham's FavOrite Fresh Meat,
Fish and Oyster Dealer.

Every observing, intelligent citizen OF
this community can not fail to see 10 the
near future tremendous growth and ex-
psnsion of Drrhan In every direction
In population, in manufacture, In trade,
in wealth, and In everything which con.
stitutes true progress and growth.
Speaking more particularly Of our city
1t may be said that all It's business enter.
prises and all Its material Interests are
being admirably sustained and are rests
Ing upou a most healthy aud fourishipg
basis or no branch, therefore, 9 II more
emphstIcally true than Of the butchering
line, whose leading representative IL Mr..
c. NJ. Herndon.
He has been engaged 10 this business
for q years, and during this lime
hIs business has steadily increased 10 full
measure with the advancement OF Dur
ham. By 3 most exemplary life, honor
able dealing, strict attention TO business
and most pleasing manners, he has sc,
cured q most euvIable reputation as q
Christian gentleman, and is very popular
In business and social circles.
His trade Is principally confined to the
city and vicinity, though many orders
are filed from distant points. Represent
ing as be does, In his business, the best
element 10 our city, he makes |, 9 point
to handle only the best OF meat, 10 clud.
Ing every variety demanded by our
people.
The choicest fish, oysters and game (In
season. are always 10 be found al his
stalls. Every accommodation and con-
venience Is furnished bis patrons, and bis
best efforts are directed TO the giving Of
the best Of everythIBg he handles ct most
reasonable prices. His representation
are invariably accepted, and are always
fond honest aud true. This IL the yer.
diet those who have long been his
patrons
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Il. T. HowERToN a. son
Undertakers and EmbaImers,
Durham, N. q.

Durham, N. 9.
This Is one Of the leading and longest
established houses 10 this section OF the
State. Both the principals 10 this house
are expert embalmers. Their equipmen,
embraces modern hearses. doe caskets,
burial robes and every other necessary
paraphernaIIa They were the first 10
embalm body 10 Durham.
Their business was first established 10
Durham 10 1873 Thus, for q quarter Of
q century this house has had ubinler-
rupted success 10 their line Of business,
and as q reward for close application TO
honorable principles, they have NOT only
9 large established business, but ere
numbered among the best appointed e.
Establishments Of the Kind in this sclion.
Il IL fitted up 6rsl-class fashion,
With lne cabinet sbow CAFES containing
the stock Of wood ani metallic Baskets
carried, and the funeral supplies handled,
not Only for lie own trade, but for the
undertsksrs Of the county who are IL
patrons.
Their prices are most reasonable, and
they guarantee perfect satiiaclIon.
They feel most grateful for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon them,
and will continue 10 conduct their busl-
meas upon the same honorable platform
that has secured for them the beneficial
reputation Of their long established busI
ness.
They are prepared at any and eli times,
day or night, 10 serve their patrons either
In The city or country, and also The best
personal attention given In preparing
bodies for burial.