davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

able sites between Bacoor and Cavite:
we'll protected. permitting building OF
wharves 10 decp w~ater-about t~wen,y-four
feet. Pnce depends upon vicinity TO
villngcs, and now ffuctuating.
Col. Heistand said he had transmitted
the information to Hawks Without com
ment. lie had sent the mesSag" a. a
private one and had Intended To pay Tor
II himself. but had forgotten II In the hurry
Of his departure for Paris. =,
Regarding HAWKES. charge that he had
received his appointment In the Phlhp.-
Jins SET vice ~ a part al the settlement pi
his claim against Hcistand, the latter 'sld
he had trst heard OF the apToihthlthi ailri
the settlement had been made, and then
only casually. The fret intimatlun N"
had had that there was any Idea OF USING
Official influence In connection with ~"
he aid. wa from Hawk. after
the latter returned from New YORK and sdlb
the Flint people wanted 20 luor'a-' lh"
capital stock To- S.OOO.HO. Hawke had
then asked what could lie done toward
arranging a favorable taT,n and witness
had replied hat nothing IN that direction
Cuuld ba counted on. that ia" company
would have Ia take is chances hkc every
body else That was the first he had heard
Of the proposition to control 10" hemp
output ~ tho Philippines.
Questioned regarding the reserved stick.
Col Heistand sAid he and Hawks were 10
have 81 90 each. Dudley and Michcuer.
attorneys. SIS .OOO each. and 5000 wa To
20 for promoting the company No stock
was ever issued. however Asked Il any
81 the stock was a. h. given any civil oi
military official ~ he GoN'ruwput Tot the
puryose OF promoting the company or oh
tanning influence, the witness returned gu
emphatic denial lie. III" witnsss, wa the
only Official to receive II stock without
buyinp IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
No CONCESSION TO STRIhTRS.
scranton street Gar Company Declines To
Weld To En.ploy ecs.

SCRANTON. Pa Oct a-The scranton
Railwa y Company sent 10 tho local news
pat.rs advertisements this afternoon Tor
tnutorm-n and conductors To TAX" "a" place
Of thusa now on strike Early Ia the day
General Manager Siiliman held a con-
ference with a committee ~ the strikers
and rcfusssitu make n concessions 90 them.
A. the conference with Mr. S.lliman was
J. VI Clarke. Jr OF Philadelphia, one Il
the direC,ors Of the traction company
Mr. Silliman told the strikers that hcrr-
after the company will discharge men
whichever and Tor whatever reason IL
plen-.,S and will dispute he right of any ono
%frrcuoe, members 81 tho committee adj
mitt~i that Mr SiL.imln had confessed
To- them that be- intrndSi TO do all IA hl,
power 20 disrupt the union Ia compliance
Nifh this Programme NT SillimaE puNt~d a
notice To- the employees saving thai all
ho desire To return 10 work for IA, com
pany must notify him 10y uoon tomorrow
Al who dc uot rrtum by that time may
CONSIDER themselves discharged
Io-mOrrUw morning the company will
legin "a start up cars IL has asked for
the protection ~ the poliCe, and the Re
cordrr. u y said, has slgnihed his iutrn-
tiuu "a maintain order II n"Cs.s~ary. the
company SAYS that o. wall bring conductors
and mptormeu from out II ioSu A. spun
a. u does. there probably NIL 10 violence
and then tho duration of tho strike
probably Wll dcIsnd uI,n tho Vigcr Of tho
treasures employed b, tlsv Recorder Co pat
du~u disoricr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
GILNtN ESTATE NSOIITNTP
George " smith Puts In = Claim for
.sO % for services.

%BRIDoEroRT. Conn oct 3 Probate
Judge Nobhz this afternoon appointed
city Attorney A n Beers, State Fire Mar
shal John 4 Rushing and Police Magi.-
tfato " n Comley n cummt--i.n 90 pas
upon the claims against the estate u George
Francis Gilman This step wa, taken
upon the representation ~ M" Bridge
port Trust Company, administrator that
tho estate j. iisolyent Tie amount 81
tho claims exceed tho visible assets OF tho
estate
The largest claims az" made by George
W smith. Gilman right-hand man, Tor
.?JOiuU Tor services. and ~ Mis- Katherine
kupfcr. a lccal artist. for 1880 for SCI
vices.
Attorney pauiel Davenport, counsel Tor
Ml>s Helen potta. formerly Mrs Hall,
who claims tho entire estate. requested
the court 20 apIuiut. ~ the third member
oi the commission, on" outstd" 'his pro
hate district lie uHmel Samuel Tw'rdv
~ Danlury The court denied tho re-
qucst. having uamel the other two Com
missipners a. Ga" request 81 counsel fpr
th. claimants. The court appointed Mage
trate COmleN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
IArRA Bt1h: RO>COE GONE.
I Unexplained Wsappearanccs In the Fam
u, OF n Paterson Vegetarian.

PATERSON, y J, oct 8 Laura Roscoe.
the sixteen vrar-uli gifl Who disappeared
two weeks ago from tine homo - II h
RnsCo-., sometimes known a. "a" Rev Mr.
EDscoo. from hS prominence u ia" seventh
pav Adventist movement 90 Paterson
Was found yesterday In this civ Vow
Rocco" % missing aud sraTyh i t"iug made
f,r him the grl was taken from a
cailIcu's home Nv Mr. Eo~c,- some wears
y
The RusroHs are vrge'ar.IEs and tho
girl hAs not tasted meat 100 three vrlrs
i cannot "a' meat set NV stomach
viii not told II shs SAID 'H.aav
d girl say thai her real name j. laura
Pcair,ce I.'ds. and hat her parents ave
IN Atiantic city, but arr divorced She
10 now at the lone ~ n woman who has
taken an intor"~, Ia her. but she avs that
she will - ont n try 10 make her own
living
The gifl saws that she had good reason
for lea wing the RosCo" home and that when
MIR kps,p' rrturis she will tell ham what
the r~aHou was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
MAMMA StILOR DROWNED.
Feu From the Yacht and VA
seen No More.

Willis Mr.. Robert Guelet's Yacht. the
Nahma. Capt George Harvey, wa hound
down the bay To the yacht race Yesterday
morning an English sailor named Hector
Hewitt fell overheard and wa drowned
lie was helping stretch an awning over
the quarterback. Tie Nahms WAS near
the Craven's ShoRl hell buoy. on 1omI-
kinsy.Ile, when Hewitt lost his balanc-
Two Of tho crew saw him fall and life hoa'-
were lowered one 81 tho boats was got
into the water in ? minutes and IS second,
Hewitt never came go the surface lie
couldn't swim and always feared that lie
would lose his life by drowning
None of the guests on the Yacht was on
deck when the accident ACQUIRED Hewett
wore a blue sweater with the word MAMMA
on H.. He was q wears old and his home
VA at Wiveuhoe. tsscN. England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

srRIkE Ar ". H. TOi>E'S.
Becsuse The itrm I1ati, Refused To Dis.
charge >on-l nion I phoIstrrrrS.

4 strike was declared on Tuesday In
IN" upholstery department u IN" " 4 \
N!oaua Company, dealers IA Ctrpsts. at
80 Broadway The strike was declared
because N" company refused ~ take any
steps 60 compel a number e it, old "m-
ploy,cs to JOIN the lphola,"rvrs' Union.
This statement 10 tho yt-o was made last
nighf hv an officer 81 the Compnuy
About three or four months az, Tho Up
hul-torcrs' Union demanded u us. and -
tho other important firms. that 40 grant
pur employees al cigh,-huur day instead
II "A uiuc-huur daN This demand Wa-
granted choeriully. az Wa their demand
that the uphulstcrrrz Ia uur establishment
should receive extra wages aUo Iutlug
TO the usual Wageand-R-half fur over time
Yesterday morning a delegate u IN"
VpholSterrTS Union called AZ tn" ufhCo and
demanded that We Cumpcl all h" uphol-ierrrs
IN our employ. who were not already union
men. to join IA" union, and said thlatunlcss
W. cunsented n strike would bc ordered
Ia our uphulstcring establishment
The delegate was told that The company
would not consent To dictate to is work
men, and Ouldn think OF asking I'D
men who had done good work and given
faithful service TO join ia" union AZ they
didn't want Ia Join. or discharge them II
they preferred not to Join. When Tho
delegate hoaui our answer he said he would
call a strike, and we old him 10 90 ahead
Tho strike began at I o'Cio1k yesterday
afternoon. tut there has been no trouble
{ uUN sort
Thcrr were. | lcicvc. about twenty
uiiun. m,u IN the place. Tic number Il
.. 0-unton Uen was considerably c'dat"r,
and IA" u%on-uaiuu m,u az" obi employees
whose services We value highly Tho
comJany j. tot opposed tu uri"u- a. SUI
iu' the question h''c 10 the Sau.c which
900, 80. a.. 81. -f..f gfFtNg W. GiuI fa-
scry" tho night to keep iu ulr employ Just
those inca that We want
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
OLDEST ENGINEER DEAD.
wood henson Said lie Ran the First Loco
motive Here Dies In the A~lnrshouse

Wood Brns,u. about whom much has been
printed ard who Il said q lie the oldest
enginecr IA the country. having run. accord
ing to him arl his friends. tho frat ensins
en- the road l-tween Wc-t Albany and
Schenectady. dici Yesterday In the aims
on Blackvolls Island. where he hal
hen siur~ June IS lilo vas then slightly
.uiuir! uv an elect nc car lie wa born IN
1917 IN this CI'v Tho old man was never IN
az accident, he said. except one, where he
wa iha only person injured Marcus {
Eo-rlc. wblm benson named ~ his friend.
'a.cgnphri from Washington YESTERDAY
iustrIc,ing tho authorities 20 give tho old
man = decent burial AZ his expense Ban
h-- LLl DO near nclalINo- hying.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

Every Derby block produced
by Derby manufacturers Of merit
is conservative-their agencies
in every little village and town
throughout the United State,
demand it.
New York can carry more
style.
The reason we offer our own
Derby as well as the conserva-
tive Derbies: and will offer n new
one every year.
a little difference in cut makes
n big difference in style. The
broad pointed lapel is a cas- in
point.
Find them on these long over.
coats, $50 to S32
Beauties.
Rooms, PEEr 81 COMPANY.
go nroadvav. cor Warren.
AMI aud . Warren st -. All o,s.,
80 hfnalrhs "uf lfure. n, mail
1870 HrusuNaE. tur sd.
and - West Hri ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

m ths~. .vcnt. ..A Cart nawnon said
10 MAJ thousht ~ then. Iryr~rsi lime Ard
had rrittsn home sho,t Them He wns
I,.-,ionc, closelv "a 10 the direction the
RrooLlyn vas ,alins rh~n he arst Jaw her
snd h. s.id ,h., \, xa. toward Inc harbor
mouth Mr. Rayne- eynlaIneJ that he
Wa ,rving % hrin, ou, how the wines.
-car1ed lii ,hiny In HE head =, long
and ousx,ion.d asr, Davson abnut the
distanc.- h.tx.rn ibc Rrookiyn and the
IndIana M difere,t tIu.. In the engage
men,
How 4. II Won can IN these thinrs YOU
have ,.s,iassi 40 a. car reuember the
distance ba, s,sn ,hs nrnoLlyn and the
Indiana when YOU lr.t saw the BROOKLYN
turning 10 southwardp-
Il can give you an estimate said the
witness. lit was about half a mile or a
little less.
Y. How far did the BROOKLYN 20 south
A. | estimated II about q mile.
y. How far were you from the BROOKLYN
when she began 10 run parallel TO youY
A Three or -four miles,
Y How II II That YOU can 20 TO work and
plot those distances all right to-day after
"A period OF three years and three months
aftcTw ard2
GAIT LFMLY OBJECTS
Ca,, I.nIv "A. St, NJ, o,c. 9th
'ap Sstnn' va pn M 80. ~ ~. sstII
In, ,hs wi,ne.s had no. a,,smn,.d 20 MOI
,ha -. 800, !. nos f
NJ Rayns, go - tho ou,a.
,,o ar i~Sn per- 1nrIeI 10 %aunn,5" .ns 9Hf 4.
,.aij 81 ~ ,ia n,.l ~ rars Ic,niy
- S,i,h amp ,.Ji. rms. ~
n Tnss,inn 90. ,hnn cSanyod 40 m.
q, ~ IL wi,n..s r. h, vas ,bst a.. wa.
80 ~ - 49, m"n y" '"" ,,a 49,
lion a, The Br"okiyn aftnr ,hree wears
a,J ,brco ,n,,,J. 80 alsrs.,
Gar, Daws on .nsw.rA ,ba, ba WAS on
dcrL a. m. sis,aI "slcnr and ,n ot..rv. the
,roV,mcnts ~ A.. thar hin aud be had
gwen his r.,,oltStion ~ wbnt hc Ind seen
sitho,t ,1rsuitiny any chaTt ar auvthiug
-
ttrtr nysnv avo.S
49, 81. "a r. ~ c a..
~. III, W.
rSnrbz in ,Lc kurrau 81 steam Ingine.r-
ing II the Navy DEPARTMENT, was sworn
and produc,d a tabular statement prepared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Ice Trust Appeal. to the United states
supreme Court.

ALnANT oct s-Dayid Wilcox II New
NorN city, and Robert G. Nchcurr a. counsel
for tho American Ire Company. to-day
SECURED from Chef Justice Parker a writ
e error allowing al appeal 10 the United
States supreme Court from Tuesdays
decision ~ the Court 81 Appeals In tho
l~' Trust cas-, which decision declared
tho Duun"liv Antitrust law To- ho Coustltu-
tIuuhl A. ~" sam" time Judge Parker
also granted az order staying al proceed
ins- In IA" Ice Trust inquiry ON tho part
~ Attorney-Genera Davies aud Rcrerce
Nussbaum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
The weather

IN, high pressure ara he'd 90 csn'f, yss'-fdsy ~
the nauf - NIrssui" ana &c .rusuHr 49, frt
,y,fyute'' est 90 tt Iufst NourIir, i 49,
efoudiur o., storm tf'i hH' .-ust 20 ttrtria - the
south Atlantic ouast Aud o.. a'pf'ssyr over tas
Atlantic states OFT ~ 81 lfsr,r,c tAls, Then.
usfe shovefs CT i's Nsv England mast and To- tus
IAss regiuts 10 o. uin'- Jstu,ts NE ssl,Ac uas
fAif
u uAs cooler thfr'rioui NJ snuf, oruntr Win
itesiine ,snrerailrt 20 N'nnr>ota %, rs4ot , cd
NUntsrA sIf Ugtt tfust lu vtslstr N'U Nufa 49,.
su I,unsy wanna W'rolN indians ,Hu atd eastern
N.,suur srd .l..rs r,si lH Michigan ant y srua
sin Moderately ourl 'ar weather Win uUuts-si
vines from f''sh o. hrsl 'lr..t yrs,sH io o., here
o. this dy yrsi,fas, u vas fAl And o- ~ and
frrsh rounssst arsisre huu Idtr .I - c,Ht
usr1u,'cf corrected o. read b. s,A .tyf.aisA A.
-sfi ~ Sm
lb. vup#lg4r. a. f.co-I-i o.. o.. o--,u 49,
rour,-f sri sl,o BY ar 81 y n.'uou-,-t al o.,
,fsst s,rl u sho~ "a IN tHs snarSsi 10.
81 81 ..;' 81
gAu a. s. y. ,:EY - g.
v AsmvsroS rorr, Asst ron golAY ANp ,.
NUU"uw
- .ars'- Nsa lrt. 'r eos .Issgs r-- O.
a. ga 3. ~s'at r1h s~s''stsf tf"ff %. 80
,s-,-'.s ,4',ah. o. ",a''as
- Ns- rhsIauc fsi art o..,r ta g., and tr
ua.fIUv 'rr'a .rt g. vesi sIu4s 'r,.H .. faf.ats
- tAsis'l ItuliI .saI.s E's .sav lsassr
M-g lslt I'D N..r q iaH stsr tur u. .H.r
f,sl uo-lvsa sras uu 90 .,.s. ,s.us
O.. Hoffr~
Dot 80 u-f uH',H ar.ba 'ss aad sruulasd -s-
- tsy sna ~ norav ust,u.1tv., "a,
10 sssisrt Isursi Itsrus bod uss,s-u ~ 'a-I.
e. d. tud D. usTvs sht b. 'fst uouhrs.
.Ass b%uumas vtusts sstsfdaI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Of Appeals Amrms Judgment Of
s7Ov. Ss7 Against This Iity.

ALhANr, Oct. Among the recent de-
cisions 81 the Court 81 Appeals was ono
affirming with Gusts Judgment for s?c9 81
against New York city In favor Of Patrick
y McNulty. Under Chapter Ss5 % the law.
OF 1870, NcNulty. representing employees
OF the street Cleaning prpartmon'. priu-
cipally drivers. put IN a claim fur extra s.r-
Nior- and Tor pay At the ratio ~ p Car's
ar hour for each hour worked over eight
u a dav, from May :, lSg2, 10 Apri -.
1894
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Attacked nv Wien From Rival Union.

Tho Hou-csmiths and Bridsenen's Union
ordered a strike yesterday on a building
al Twentieth street and Ffth avenue IN
order 90 force "a" discharge 81 members
~ the Architectural Iron Workers Juion.
n rival organization Several 10 the unions
rrI resented IN tie Building Tradce Council
to which The HuuS'emitns' and brdgemens
Union belong quit work Ia sympathy.
The iron WORKERS said that members
q the other union came t. wh"T" they
vCrc at work armed with pieces ~ iron
and other NCapuus and drove them away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
60, OdeII Return. Ia Ne~bnrEh.

ALBANY, oct =. GOV. Od,l left Tor New
burg at ; O'Clock this afternoon lie has
designated ~lAsprnard S'cwrrt. state Tra--
urcr John i Ja"ck"l. and state NII-uu-
ieudeui q Prisons { ' Collins go represent
the stat" a. the Natlrna. Prison CON rr--.
which Il Ia Wss't IN kauSIs CIV. Nov y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
New Irmldins for syracuse uni,cr.lt,

SYRACUSE oct , Chhno,,llr iamo. n
bay anru'IucNl today that = now lliiliug
TO IL called tho Hal II Natural History.
had b~u g'yon g. ~vra,4-H University.
the donor wishing hIs identify 60 lc IN
known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
+. sir, c4ho,n. Tablet. 10, ,snd,

SIAscrsE oct Rufus he three war
old son of jane " Dow ale ~ome strvch-
nine uAhlets shortly strt anln to-day
AM died a f.N minute. AftcrwArd hs
thpughi they wcts oAndy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
BROOKLYN 1000 YARDS AT SEA
POSITION or SCHLEYrS FLAG
SNIP AFTER THE LOOP.

Cspt. Dswssa. signal 0mcer ef the indiana,
Testinc mat Inc Ilreesiyu stood out
70 See 5000 Yards o. Moro before
Turned Westward and Paraiieied
the Othes American ships and he
FIeesnG Esem, a Mile o. . Vile and .
Half Outside the Iane Of the purruing
Datuesaips -IAeut Doyle Admits re
changed That Part OF Brookiyn's Log
Referring 10 the Loop ~ the suGgcs-
ton NJ lleutenant-C Commander sharp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
HEARD orNs At crrxrrroos

Croas examined hy Mr. Hanna, Lieut..
DOYLE told ~ having heard guns from tho
Brooklyn whila the Fly1ug Squadron was
appros hing ti"nfuegus and they s~cmed
20 como With the regularity 81 n salut"
admiral Srhlry IN his statement To tho
Senate saiG that. hearing guns hr~d when
~" squadron wa about forty miles on
t~ieuflcgOs. be susy-ct'd that tho spanish
her, was there and wa heins vel"omsd
A. 20 the blockade 81 tienfucgus 10y SChlcy,
the witne.s said IA" vessels went quite
close IN u 10. hArhor entrance He de-
not $50 any batteries a, ti"nfusgu- IL.
said he thought the lights seen aShoro
near Cerfuegn- Afterwards known 10 Ia
signals by Cutsn insurgents To- the Amor
can shir-, M" Iubans d,~irtng ~ com
munioatc hat tho Spanish fl~~t was not
In NcnfIegus hAfhnr wcrr tha'c every
uight that the squadron rrmaincd What
they meant Was tot known o. 10 brook.
bn They causei Comment, tut did Mt
sK,i'e tho susIi,lpn that they vsrv signals
vHKN rHE SPANISH sHIrs CANS or
Mr. Hanna, rcfcrr1ns AGAIN 20 the July ,
lat,la. Askcd tho v7tn~.
= state WhAt wa observed whilo YOU
were on the s'artoari turr~t' A When
re; on top q the stArb srd turrvt. the he~I
plAc@ D. 49, frum. the spanish ships we're
c0rlug nsLt toward VI Ia column ~ Ns
The news & observer., 1901-01-26
Manteo Lodge will Celebrate.

On next Tuesday night Manteo Lodge
No. 8 will celebrate the fifty sixth ami
versary OF its founding. Speeches will be
made by prominent Odd Fellows and light
refreshments viii be served.
AT the last meeting a resolution was
unanimously passed inviting Governor
Aycock to be present and deliver an ada
dress on Odd Fellowship. The Governor
has long been an Odd Fellow and is a
member of Locke Greek Lodge, at Colds
boro. A special committee was appointed
10 convey the resolution to the Governor
This committee consists of Messrs. c. NJ
Busbee a. e. Glenn and G. H. Beine
Addresses on Odd Fellowship will also he
delivered by Mr.. G. NJ Busbee. Mr.. w. G.
McMackin and others. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the meeting.
At the last meeting Mr. Watson. the
photographer, presented the Lodge with
large picture of the present set of Lodge
officers. ard number of the Past Grand
The news & observer., 1901-01-26
PERSONALS.

Rev. Or. J T. Gibbs went 70 CLAYTON
yesterday.
Col Benehan Cameron. of stagsville, IS
in the city.
Mr.. H. E. Knox. Jr, Of Charlotte, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. J. H Pratt. of Chapel Hill was
here yesterday.
Hon. Cyrus b Watson returned TO
Winston yesterday
Prof. ]. B. CARLYLE of Chapel Hill was
in the city last night.
MIR. A. c. Davis OF Goldsboro. spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. ]. A. Thomas editor of the Louis
burg Times. is in the city.
Mr. e. l., Shuford of Hickory. is reg
istered al the Marlborough.
Mr. j. A. Giles, of Chatham county, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Miss Blanche Burroughs. of Durham. is
visiting relatives in the city
President r. P Venable, Of the Univer-
sity arrived in the city yesterday
Mr.. p G. Graham and Mr.. Jones Full
Ter, OF Durham. spent Yesterday here.
Maj. c. l.. Patton, Acting President of
the University Publishing Company IS in
the city.
Col JOS E. Robinson. of Goldsboro, is
in the city, the guest of Senator =. NJ.
Simmons.
Representative p n Simms is sick
with grippe at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. T. B. Mosely.
Cen T. f. Toon and family arrived yes
terday, and are temporarily with Mr. John
Duckett at A25 North East street.
The friends Of Mr. w. j. Applewhte,
who is very Ill With typhoid fever. will
be sorry to learn he is no better.
Among the recent arrivals are: Prof.
S. r. Venable, of Asheyille; j. ID. Murphy,
Of Asheville T ]. Jerome, Of Monroe.
Mr.. e. |. Waller, of Lexington, who is
contesting the seat of Mr.. Hartley OF
Davidson county in the Legislature, was
here yesterday.
Miss Sadie Young. of Charlotte. who has
been visiting Miss Matte Pace. has been
called home by telegram announcing her
mothers illness.
Mrs. j. B. Whitaker, Jr.. of Winston,
is visiting her husband, Representative
Whitaker aof Forsyth, at Mrs. Roberts,
on Newbern Avenue
Mrs White. wife of Representative
NHtte, o. f1altdA dlio ChlldleH aiS H0i =
They have rooms for the session at Capt.
w. H. Whites, on North Wilmington
street
Mr. d. H. Senter, who has held posi-
tion in the Secretary of States office for
the past four years, left for his home in
Harnett county yesterday. Mr.. Senter is
an excellent young man and made many
friends here during his four years stay,
who regret for him to leave the city.
The news & observer., 1901-01-26

LADIES CAPES.
This IS your Cape chance-a half price
Sale. 25. 4G, Csc, and $1.00
HOUSE WRAPPERS.
All good dark styles-some best prints,
some percal and some tiannelette-these
are bargains 75c., 81 90 and 81 so
DRESSING SACQUES.
At these prices YOU save one-half and
a third of your money in your poek
cts ...50, Use. $IO0 and 81 SO
MERCERIZED PETTICOATS.
Read the price list and figure the cost
Of the material 50c. Use, $1.OO up
to $500
SILK PET'FICOATS.
Tafesa Silk cost you SOC to $l.25
yard See now these are made and draw
your own conclusion-the reduced prices
are $3.50 SO. SIS. Sc. 81 and $8
The Winter Coat Suits. Coats and Sen
arate Skirts with one-third the price
shaved OF offer field for investment.
The marked down prices for Coats $5,
So SO. SS and $40
For suits-$II, $3.50 SIS, SIS.