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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-18
THE KNIGHT TRIAL.

Ssc1, January IL -Ihs date Of the trial
Of Edwin Ii. knight for the murder Of
Fannie Sprague at South Berwick juno
ton, last May, was today sst by the coui
to begin on Tuesday, February g. There
viii be large number of witnesses and
County Attorney Matthews states that
the trial will occupy about a week. The
state will be represented by Attorney
General George NJ. Seiders Of p PORTLAND,
and County Attorney Mathews, while
the defense Will be IN charge of George
III. reaton Of south Berwick anu Attor-
ney HiRgIns OF Limerick.
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GOOD CHANCE FOR TROUBLE
Great Dsticacy VIII Re Required to
Avoid Open Rupture with Venezuela.

Washington, January 17.--Such infcr-
nation as has reached here goss to show
that while our efforts to straighten out
the complications with Venezuela, are
very much en- barrassed by the growth of
the revolutionary movement, or move
ments, for there are really two, yet the
issue ia being made directly with the
Venezuelan government, as represented
by the defacto President Castro. 1t Is
gathered that It Is his high agents who
are threatening to seize the arms OF the
New York and Hermudaz company's en-
ployes, which movement the scorpion Is
to prevent II she can reach the point OF
trouble In time. The aspect Is regarded
as unpromising for a speedy settlements,
and the case will require to be handled
with great daiicacy In order to avoid an
open rupture.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-18
ICE CUTTERS ENCOURAGED.

Gardiner. January 17.-People inter-
by the fact that c1al Is being hauled to
the houses along the river. indicating
that work win soon be commenced.
Those In positions to know claim that
orders are sure to come to ill every empty
house on the Kennsbec.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-18
MISS RUCKEFELLER MARRIED.

New York, January l7.--Miss Alta
Rockefeller, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID Rockefeller, was married this
afternoon at the residence of her parents
this city, TO Il. Parmelee Prentice, a
yonng lawyer OF Chicago. The wedding
was very quietly celebrated. The large
church ceremony originally plann3d had
to be given up owing to the recent death
Of the little nephew OF the bride, o son OF
Mrs. Harold Mccormick.
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captures at Belfast have not Jet been al
lowed to trarspire.
It 10 asserted that more heavy naval
guns will be landed at the Cape. fnfor-
nation as 10 the doing Of the invaders is
hard 20 obtain, but 10 fs clcar that they
ars getting very little help from the
Dutch. Twice they attempted 20 capture
Harkly East, out both times they were
repuIsed. For three days they occupied
Sutherland, but they cleared out on the
approach of British column.
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tTalk No. 37s,)
ADDING
FIGURES.

Adding up column of figures is
ten times harder upon the eyes than
reading. In reading, We take in
whole words at q glance. In nRur-
ing, each character must he con-
sidered separately. In reading, the
eyes sweep from one side to the other
of the page. In figuring, the eyes
sweep from top to bottom. Turning
the eyes up and down is much more
fatiguing than from side to side. In
either case II you are having any
trouble with your eyes, want to see
you.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-18
vIaILANCIA AGROUND.

Havana, January IA high north
wind, accompanied by heavy rain was
blowing this afternoon and the Ward line
steamer Vigiianoia, aground oil ths
banks of Los Oolorsdos about eighty
miles west Of Havana, was broadside to
1t. 1t 10 feared that the Vigilanoia will
be q wreck.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-18
WANTED.

Men for the woods, choppers
and teamsters of experience.
Apply to w. III. AMES Il CO., No.
o sOmerse; 81, thursday, FRI
day and Saturday. ,,-,,,.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,

Under and by virtue of powers con-
feTred by judgment rendered on the 18th
day of January, 1901, by the Clerk of
the Superior Court for Wake county,
North Carolina, in a special proceeding
entitled J. C. Maroon, administrator of
S. r. Carroll, deceased. against Julia G..
Carroll. ct ais. will sell on the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1901.
at public auction, for cash. at IL o'clock
M, at the ourt-house, in Wake county,
to the highest bidder, the following
described lot. or parcels of land, lying
and situate in said county OF Wake, in
st. Mary's township:
Lot No. 1. Beginning at Adams corner,
running west SO feet to Benefits corner,
thence south 80 feet to stake, thence
east So feet to IA stake, Adams corner,
thence north 3S feet to the beginning.
Not No. 2. Beginning at a stake in the
Rand road, runs thence north So degrees
west IA poles to stake, thence north 2
degrees east 2 poles to a stake, thence
south IS degrees east IA poles to the said
Rand road, thence with the road 2 poles
Is links to the beginning.
j. c. MAROON,
March I, 1901 Commissioner.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 1S.-Thc course Of
events il last weeks stock market led
up TO todays excitement on tho stock OK
'hange. The powerful professional s7ecC
Tor an advance for long time saw the
promise of their reward in the growinf
outside interest in the market. The re-
lief Afforded by Saturdays bank state
mcnt gave pretty good assurance of an
increased demand for stocks this morn
ing. The public appetite was whetted by
several announcements, which either
came very opportuncly for the purpose or
were set afloat with a Wow to their eff
feet One of the greatest difficulties
which the professional bulls have had TO
contend with was the dragging tendency
of the Steel stocks, under the aprrehen-
sion that when the new United States
Steel corporation stocks arc introduced
on the stock exchange they may prove
weak and have an unsettling influence on
the general market The report that the
Rockefeller iron interests in the Lake
Superior region we're, to be included IN
the steel merged therefore proved very
opportune for tho bulls and awakened the
Steel stocks from their dormant state
into strength and activity. There was a
continuance of the excited SPECULATION in
Burlington on the publication of circum-
stantial assertions that President ]. y.
Hill. of the Great Northern. had secured
control of the Burlington Burlington in
siders were inclined to depreciate these
assertions. giving color to the belief that
competitive buying for control was going
OF. 1t was also confidently stated that
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STEEL IS AROUSED
FROM ITS TORpAR
Merger to Include the Rock
Teller Iron Interests
STOCKS AT ONCE AWAKEN
The Report Makes the Market Strong
aud Euoyant
WntAI D.0PS Orr Clint ON BU II [
Tie Cause DeIuge Of Long Holdings. Cotton
is Active aid Unsettled, Closing Steady
at Net Decline Of From9
10 II Points.
wHtAl OOPS OR Clint ON Blu Il /

New York, March lS.--Orders for sta
pc cottons were reported fairly plenti-
full today, but they are still nearly all
for small quantities. There is no change
in the tone of the market and the de-
mands are readily met at previous
prices. Print cloths continue dull, the
market not responding to the PROPOSE
ton to cut down production. Prints are
quiet but fine wash goods are in fair
equest Ginghams quiet. Business in
silks is improving and the tone of the
market is steadier.
COTTON.
New York, March 1S.-The cotton
market today was very active and much
OF the time unsettled. The weak Eng
lish cables, showing q decline of 2hQ
61s points were disappointing. Our mar
ket opened easy at decline of 6 to IL
points under these advices and further
decline 2@6 points un1er heavy receipts
Foreign selling was 4 feature all along
the line to October. At one time cables
showed a slight Improvement and our
market was inclined 10 respond, BIT re-
newed liquidation followed adverse re-
ports from spinning districts. Talk OF
reduced production AT Fall River, the
selling committee ha ing presented a
recommendation for that purpose which
is reported to have been signed by the
representatives of numerous mills with
the movement involving two. million
spindles, increased local caution. The
concerted movement at Fall River was
thought likely to be attended by CORE
spending action on the part of more
scattered mills, not only in New Eng
land out in the South as well. This
tendency and large receipts renewed
the weak undertone to room sentiment
although there was some buying on thu
assumption that the entire future list
had become oversold. But covering was
the principal support of the market.
The close was steady at a net decline o.
9@12 points.
NEW IORk
NEW IoRK, March TO- Cotton futures opene,
.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, y. c.. March l9 Turpentine
nothing doing ut 50 i4Gp36; receipt H.
Resin nothing doing ut $l.106fl 10; RECEIPTS 81.
Crude turpentne steady ut Sl.30d2 80; receipts
barrels.
Tar firm at Ellis; receipts $50.
SAVANNAH. Ga, March 10 Turrcnlinc 6rm at
"a 1B receipts 1874; sales BOB. eA ports 10. II
Rosin firm; receipts 2,15l; 81 es 1888; exports
llo
N.3) G, Sl.35: If, $3.50: /. SI.65; X, Sl.S9; 81.
$780, n, Sl.a5; W G, S9.t5: w ", $50
CHARLESTON 5. C.. March r. -Turpcntire
nothing doing - &c: receintS Ic., a. eXpor,s
Rosin firm; receipts asia; sales 1892 exports
-:
Quote p, c, d, Sl.05; f, &L10: f. $1.30; &, SIZE
II, S.;5; ]. Tl.50; X, $l10: NJ, SlS0: n, Sl.S5; VIC
Sl.95; w W, S2.I5.
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For Asthma use IHENEY>
EAPFC TORANT.
SPECIAL RATES VIA S. A. L. RY.

SIEClAL RATES VIA >. "A. l., R1.
General Missionary Conference M. Z.
Church, South, New Orleans, La, April
"a to 30. One fare from all points for
round Tip. Rate from Raleigh $3.50.
Tickets to be sold April END to 24th, final
return limit May End.
Tabernacle Bible Conference, Atlanta,
Ga, March Is to 25 Fare and one third
for round trip on certificate plan.
Round trip winter tourist rate Raleigh
to Old Point, Va, $3.50, Southern Pines,
N. c., $3.50, Pinehurst, N. c., 1915, and
round trip tickets to winter resorts in
Florida on sale.
C. H. GATTIS, Passenger and Ticket Agt,
Raleigh N, c.
H. S. LIZARD, Travelling Passenger Agt.,
Hamlet, N. C.
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Chicago, Ills, March 1s-Wheat broke
sharply today under a deluge OF long
holdings, Nav closing with net decline
of 11sc. as a result of the bearishness OF
the days news.
: Corn and oats showed considerable
strength by comparison, the former
closing u to Nc. and the latter bc.
lower.
Provisions at the close were 71a to zoe.
higher.
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OTHER corroN MARKETS
NEM YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, March TO- ~ T.. M.--Money on call
- 'prat 214Q3 pr cent; last loan 2M per cent
Prime mere lHtic paper at 31s@t419 per cent. Ster-
nn- xchan2e rong, with actual bushes
in bankers bills at 875s.for dem md and at AHA
MaS414 for 60 days. Posted rates 1850 40,1s
AMI 4sS% Commercial bills 4S3nGA4.s4 Silver
c rtifc ates 611z0DG3 Bar silver 81. Mexican
d llars ~. Government bonds strong; State
b jnds ilact.v RaIroa bonls Irregular.
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7. A. JONES,
ralSi8h. n. @
Large Livery Stable For Sale.

Having become interested in different
enterprise, which consumes my time,
have decided TO sell my entire livery bust
ness, including seven fine livery horses
with proportionate number of new ve-
hicles and harness and good will. | will
rent my large brick stables on the corner
of Third and Hancock streets, on easy
terms. This is one of the finest stands
in the State and is a rare opportunity
for someone to buy cheap a good bust
ness already established in which there
is money. Write at once to Fl. d. Filing
ton, Smithfield, n. C.
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NORFOLK Va, March 0. Peanuts. new crop
dull fancy, 1898; strictly Jrm, "a prime, 25S
. on,mon, 1l@2; machine packed 21sGI2ss
Spanish, new, 79&c per bushcl.
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Simon C. Draper has been commission
cd postmaster at Larker; Mary Green,
at Warrenton, ard Percy l.. Raynor, at
Powellville.
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.Dailv. daily except Sunday.
Trains No 40 and As solid trains be-
tween Pinners Point and Wilmington.
Train No. 40 connects at Rocky Mount
with train % for all points South and
No. rs train for all points North.
II. M. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
J. r. KENLY. Gen. Manager.
r M EMERSON, Traffic Manages.
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SEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS,
BALTIMORE March 10 SeaboaId Air Line
az nmon 131sQl3A preferred 32ts 9S5ss
Bonds a. 49, 07Jss
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COTTON YARNS.
Buckingham, PduISOn & Co.

Commission Merchants.
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO
Solicit correspondence. We are pre- AIRED t.
lacc orders for prompt r future delivery f. n
all numbers OF yarn to full adva ced pric,,
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
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Spot cotton Closed quiet; mlddIlng upInnds pa /;
mlddliug gulf S% sales 800 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March 10. 4 +. M.-Spot cotton
ys.a MIGRATE busiHess: American middling fair
9-Ssd; good m ddhng ID middling f3-6d; low
lniddling AID; good ordinary AID: ordinary 41sd
The sales of the day were SLeV bales OF winch
500 were for speculation and export and inc uded
100 American. Rec ipts 1000 bales, including
90 American
Fu ures "pered quiet and c os irregn ar.
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YOU DON'T NAFE TO DIE TO WIN.

the benefits In the Equitable
holders while stu living one
m and the other an Ordinary Life Policy
a Year,
for the holder ST.
q 20 Payment So ooo No. 40 Premium
uranium
alp
ora percen more had paid In premiums
B. ordinary Lfe 222ocs Age SO. Preminm
could
thanall i'm
Caroln
IJFEA
STRONGEST
FRANK w. DANNER
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FRANK w. BANNER.

GENERAL, AGENT, NORTH CAROLINA AND RICHMOND
RICHMOND. VA. 900 EAST MAIN STREET
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Liverpool, March 16.--The cotton eX-
change will be closed on april b, ., z
and s.
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SLEEP ON 1T TIL IRTY NIGHTS
WHAT OTHERS SAY:


A. A Marshal
CT,
rseveraI
the expectations,
the
the wishing
.
,a~ RI A. A. MARSHALL Q
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cfna raars o5 requires

cfma gaars and requires z1 nxseadet zzentioa q lnis sae.
 5.s waa d-vous and hoiy ma.i whc devoted his entire life -o Ehe spread of ths religion of s4e caoss ir heather and bepighted iands aud died when on g missiop to China He was afterward canonized by the church. and lucky is considered the town which secures him as its patron saint--as has done Mazda lena.
 Beyond, in another quarter of of the town, is 'la fiesta proper. There are pitched the tents and booths " here congregate the devotees of chance, who pay daily and nightly devotion at that shrine. All kinds of games are dealt, and the player can get action on his money fully as quickly as over in the church.
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so-aroi rutaseo

Las Satnsdey alsarnoor Harry
 Hama lad aooU. fourieen years of age eldest so1 # AGr and Mrs. Robegt Hanns @as dangerously wounded by Gbe premature dis charge Of shot gun ia the hands of 9 youthful companion, Virgil Long, with whom he was ou t hunting. The two boys were in the Mariposa cahon, west from Tom Bayze's place, and were creeping toward some birds they hoped to shoot. They were about twenty feet apart, and were just about to raise their guns to their shoulders to fire when both barrels of Virgils's gun discharged, the entire charge of shot lodging in the back and side of Harry. As he fell the latter said to his companion: ''You have shot me. ." His speed
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an answer. The next morning when the train would leave Tom
 would give the accumulated mes- sages to the conductor of the train, with instructions to have them sent from Lordsburg. This was the original wireless telegraphing in this section, and while sometimes little slow it was always accurate, and seldom tue cause for complaint --Lordsburg Liberal.
 The recollection of THE OAsIs goes back to time when the telc graph office nearest to Phoenix va at Maricopa, thirty-6ve miles away Vet every day the Phoenix papers published several column As sociated Press telegraus. Ana they read just like the real, simon pure article -rapes. murders, lynch ings, elopements, ana the usual run of such ne vs, as t always ap- pears in She daiIy press. The names O. she pariies figuring and then respective Localities may ncs have been exactly presented, but 1t was good ,tdf, /" always, and seemed just as satisfactory 53 tue leaGine enhl'c aS anythir1 < the kinc
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Raoisea Telegraph

A Clifton friend writing sue Lib.
 eral i'll comment oD ihe statement
 that the Lordsburg & Hachita com
 pany Is the flrst one to be chartered to do wireless telegraphing in this territory, says. 1t may be he first company chartered, but # is not the first company which has done wireless telegraphing in this section. Many years ago there frequently was trouble with the telegraph line between Clifton and Lordsburg. The poles would blow over, the wire would come down, and many were the complications that would interrupt the transmission of mes- sages over this wire. The Clifton ian who wished to telegraph home for money, or close mining tran. saction by wire, would go to the telegraph office with his message. Genial Tom Smith, now in politics, would accept the message, collect the fees, and the sender would go back across the river and await for
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accelerated by terror Virgil ran all the wal into Nogales to report tue accident, stopping at Bayze's house on the way and telling MT. B. of the terrible accident. He reached the residence of the injured boys parents completely exhausted, and fell gasping at the door, just able to tell what had happened. A con venient buggy, driven by couple of boys, was immediately dispatch ed by Mrs. Hanna to the scene of the accident, but MT Bayze with the injured boy iu bis owr car riage vas met on the way The terribly wounded lad was taser ,o his home and Dr Ferguson -alled. The entire charge of sao5 mad pen etrated the boy side ana pack d goodly portiou edged in one of the kidneys. was thought that he oould no5 possibly survive. however be has been holding hls owp finely aud the doctor now has hopes af his recovery
 fne celebrated pnugias a.
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nis wesz hena aas heaE h--l at
 Aagdalens ihz anoaai fiesta in
 honor cf tne patron saint ot the townC San Francisco Xavier, and thousands of the devout have gathered at the little city to pay their devotions to the saint, other thousands as matter of curiosity, and number of hundreds to profit by serving, amusing or otherwise catering to the wants of the crowd. 1t is one of tue most widely known and attr active of gatherings of this kind in all Mexico, and the devout and adoring travel long distances to reach the city during the sacred week and kneel at the feet ot the efigy, which is exposed to the pub lie admiration the entire week in the titular church, of which fine 1y executed engraving appears up on this page. The throng pours through the doors of the church, all through the day and long into the night, the devout kneeling be- side the effigy, which is placed up- on a low bier, in the center of the nave. Many enter the sacred edi flee upon their knees, and make g slow and painful progress 10 the holy spot, and, after murmuring their prayers and making their oblations, retire in the same manner as their entrance. The oblationers usually present coins of the republic, which are slipped through slot in the top of the bier, dropping into q receptacle beneath, from within which comes the muff1ed sound of steadily dropping dollars as regu- larly as the ticking of a clock all day long. Some of the most devout
 -or penitents perhaps, form in processions with lighted wax tapers in their hands, walking on their knees, traverse the streets to the sacred edi6ce, and when there add The tapers to their offerings. Be- side the bier they reverently kiss the exposed feet of the image of the saint or his face, and those kneel- ing iu sooration are frequently in Sn tears Articles put in contact with the image are popularly sup posed to bear thereafter charm which will protect the wearer from
 liness o1 trouble. So handkerchief .snosos ibbons aces, neckties and many other articles of personal
 ses. g adornmeDt are brought to
 ae attendants to oe out upon the mage for an usran, alter which he proud possessol retires happy sud elsted Outside thS streets are lneC with booths snsit rhere are su sale such articles, pictures and images oi the saint md many other ceiiquarles
 The story of San rfancIsco has :, peen presented n these columns in
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The festival terminates on the evening of october 4th with big display of fireworks, which is very handsome
 To accommodate the immense crowds the Sonora railway has run two daily excursion trains through the week, and their regular pas senger trains have run heavy and crowded. Everything has moved smoothly and successfully with nothing to mar the success of the occasion or the transfe of the multirudes who attended
 NEw 1oRE 14s rad uomerous tavorite sons who sspired .o he presidency Aarot eur. ,eW'tt Clinton Martin Van Buren. w liam H. Seward. Ioratio Seymour, Samuel :. Tilden Grover Gleve land and many more, ana the state has had i've presidents, put only two oi them--VaE Bu.en and Cleveland were elected Willard Fillmore, Chester 4 Arthur and Theodore Roosevelt succeeded chief executives who died q ofice
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AsaGaal&wA g- ssws

eg3 vts aseagnsz Asssp1ars. W a- sasc ar. lyclos yosegp
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cne celebrated panglas a. :. Fleischer's