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assets. And they brig rs trade. II you
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lowest prices.
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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02

very spiteful or stupendousiy ignorant
The north has showered its ~largesses
upon the negroes for their education.
but il withheld its hand from the hum
dreds of thousands OF unlettered whites.
Money rightly given and directed can
help much. The Philadelphia Record
notes a fact we'll known to our own
people. 1t says that many northern
men who made a our OF b a section
last year and attended the southern
educational conference were deeply i'm
pressed by the cdorts Of the
school officials. the teachers and the
people to inspire the white children with
a zeal for knowledge
Before the war the south actually sur
passed the north In the number Of coll
Ieges, in the number of students and
professors, according 10 population, and
in the common school system The
south was not then asleep or it would
have never sent into the most stipend
Gus war Of modern times the best aver
age grade OF soldiers that ever de-
livered battle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02

ton was $685.. The maximum state
ment handel in being one for $500"
He mentions that a student can live
i'm the university building, a double
room, lighted by electricity and heated
by the new system, and by boarding in
Commons and for lights, fuel, etc, pays
but s7.52k per month TO $11.52h. the
latter being for the most expensive
ldormitories. The old state is indeed
moving out on new lines and is so i'm
proving in its college and educational
work generally that the work done will
certainly compare with other southern
states, and possibly will not fall so far
behind hat Of the north. In that event
II may turn aside the slurs and defam-
atoms of some couthern men living in
the great north. It is we'll just here to
make mention of an interesting fact
as given in the Raleigh News and OBJ
server-that The three vice-presidents
elected at the Southern Educational
conference are Walter II. Page, or New
York, a native OF Wake county, North
Carolina; Eugene c. Branson. of Geor-
|gia, a native OF Raleigh, North Caro-
lin; and James Y. Joyner, a native of
Lenoir county, North Carolina. and at
present state superintendent of public
of North Carolina"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
4 Night OF Terror.

'ow of the nra,s General Burnham of
Machias, Me-. wnen the doctors said
she could no. ~ till morning" writes
Mrs. s. II. n, uln. who attended her
that fearful c.eht. All thought she
must soon Gle r, IN Pneumonia, but she
begged for IT. King's New Discovery,
saying it had 10 re than once saved her
life. and had cured her Of Consump-
ton. After thr+C small doses she slept
easily all hight and its further use
completely cured her" This marvels-
Gus medicine is guaranteed to cure all
Throat, ;.hsst Inc Lung Diseases.
lOnly soc acd sl.0G. Trial bottles free
at II. r. Ba:lamy'S drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
COST OF

1t is very satisfactory to know that
il does not cost high in North Carolina.
Letters from various heads of colleges
to the Raleigh News and Observer
tell as to the cost at their respective
institution of learning. Official figures
are given. Good advantages are given
TO students as low as 800 a year, and
il is stated thai by personal exertions
they a obtain funds themselves, thus
placing the possibilities OF a scholastic
education in the reach of all. 1t is
mentioned that one youth years's ex-
penses aggregated s104, and yet he
earned 500 by his own labor during the
year. President Venable of the univer-
slty gave the cost at that very impor-
la sample Of cost. Hundreds OF replies
from students showed the cost varied
from a very low figure to a high one
from $500 to $500. There are three
classes. THE first includes those who
pay no tuition and wait at Commons.
thus having no board to pay. The
minimum expense account coming IN
jder this heading was $500, the aver
lage S6S.6o. In the second class were
those who paid no tuition, having
scholarships. but paid their board. and
Tor those the average expenses was
s144.61. Lastly, the average expenses
lof those who paid both board n tut
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
4 HIGHLY GIFTED NORTH CARO-
LIMA YOUNG WOMAN.

a lady said that The Messenger MAS
quite ready 10 give currency TO any
young man of North Carolina who got
ahead and made a name from home
So it is, and equally as ready to sing
the praises of any young woman who
asserts her superiority n achieves
success in any state. The Messenger
has twice at least mentioned with
praise the brilliant success of Miss
Anne Moore. Pin. D., a native of Will
mington, n Il daughter of the late
Colonel Roger Moore A dispatch from
Chicago to the New York Herald tells
of 10 a girl discovers the cause Of
rigor mortis.' The account states that
an official journal has been just re-
ceived at the University of Chicago.
Research writers studying the effects
of salts under the direction of DIR.
Jacques Loeb, Investigator in physiol-
ogical chemistry at the university, led
to a discovery of Importance. The ac-
count in the Herald states:
THE cause OF the stiffening of the
muscles in death is one of the discov-
cries. This was made by Miss Anne
Moore. Ph D.. now a teacher at San
Diego, Cal. The unwonted presence of
certain salts in the tissue. lowering the
temperature and coagulating the mat
ter in the muscles, is her explanation
of 'rigor mortis.'"
We are not scientific enough to ap-
preciate the Importance or value OF
such a discovery. But it is interesting.
and adds to the fame of this gifted
young Wilmingtonian woman-a better
word for an accomplished, richly en-
dowed worker, thai lady" Miss Moore
was educated at st. Mary's, Raleigh,
continued her studies at Cornell Uni
versity, receiving the highest honors it
could bestow. and thence went to
Chicago University where she was
greatly appreciated and received the
degree of Phi. q. We hear that she
receives a large salary now. which is
pleasant to believe. We do not know
of as purely a scientific man or woman
now of North Carolina birth as this
modest. scholarly. devoted daughter of
Wilmington
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
Cold Steel or Death.

There is ": ms small chance to
save your life ard that is through an
operation was the awful prospect set
before Mrs I. Il. Hunt, d. Lime Ridge,
Wis. by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her of 4 frightfui case of sJom-
ach trouble aud yellow jaundicc. He
didn't count CT the marvellous power
of Electric Bitters to cure Stomach and
Liver -rou5les, but shs heard OF II.
took seven bottles. was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife. Low weighs
more and feels better han ever. It's
positively guaranteed to cure Stomach.
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
disappears. Price sec at r. r Bel
lamH'S dr-.C StS-s
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
THAT CHAPTER.

Chapter on SCOTS Emul-
sion often holds a prominent
position in the histories of
weak children.
The gist of that chapter
usually reads like this:
2 "Child weak and thin
began with small doses of
SCOTS Emulsion three times a
day-after a week appetite inn
proved-soon a little stronger
child more lively-weighs
more.
And SO it goes till the child
is reported we'll and strong.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. 4O9 Pearl ST. N. Y.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
CLEANING AND COMMENT.

Senator Carmack. Of Tennessee,
made a brilliant init last week
in he senate in his satirial, most
singing speech aimed chiefly at Gen
eral Fred Funston and incidentally at
President Roosevelt. He spoke for two
hours and the entertainment was fine
n sarcasm bright n impressive. He
charged that the president made utter
ances that stirred the Filipinos to in
surrection.. He described Funston as
the highest captain who ever mar
ed a iawbone.'' He spoke off-handed.
He is a gifted phrase-maker. We give
a few specimens o fms crisp, pointed
ann of driving home his words:
The idea that you can teach the Fill
pinos to cover themselves by making
them bear the burdens of a foreign gov
m is the widest, craziest, most
fantastic dream that ever fitted
through a lunatic's brain. You might
as well say tht a horse could learn to
think by bearing a philosopher on his
back Senators seem GO assume that
no ray of learning ever penetrated
the Plutonian shadows of that far dis
tan country until it wa sborne there
Si AN lie oAihNS
schoolmasters.
You cannot modify the character of
the oriental races by forcibly craming
them with your own ideas any more
than you can change the character Of
a c~arnfvorous animal by stuffing hin
with brass"
a negro monstrocity was born lately
not far from Waxhaw. s. e.. and 1t is
too curious to be overlooked. The loo
tors have described it,and We take what
Is said from a special in the Charlotte
Observer:
ut has the body and limbs or a lairly
well-developed infant, but 1t head is
very much like that OF a huge frog. The
head is almost fat on the back, the eves
being large and in the top of the head.
Its face has somewhat Of an owlish ap-
p~earance. u IL perhaps more like that
OF a frog. Drs- H. c. Houston and j.
v. Hunter made an autopsy n found
that 1t a nc brain Whatever, its
spinal column extending clear up the
back OF the head. 1t has no neck at all.
A photograph of both front and side
views were made ard Will he pre-
erved."
It is quite remarkable that the Orange
Free State should now stand out be-
YONG the Transvaal Beers against
a and demand war continued to the
last ditch. In the beginning of the war
he Orange people did not join the
Kruger people In the resistance Of Brit
ish aggression. But when We under
stand The situation better 1t is not sur
prising perhaps that the Orange men
shall be less willing to make conces-
sions or seek peace. The Boston Herald
presents this view and it throws light
upon the matter:
There was no other reason but SYM
! pathy for those Afrfkandas of common
:. descent that led the people OF the
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
A Frightful Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve, the lest in the world, will
kill the pain n promptly heal it.
Old Sores. Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns. all Skin Erup-
tons. Best PILE cure on earth. Only
% cts. a box. Cure guara need. Sold
by r. r. 2tilamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02
THE BIG SIN GUILTY, But MAKE
PROMISES.

If the big beef trust fellows do not get
inside soon they will catch the heaviest
storm that has ever fallen upon h
enemies of the people in this land Of
the free"-but not free" to be plucked
and ruined by unlawful combines. The
people will be gratified to be informed
that the president has plans of war
upon trusts. He is resolved to start q
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-02

Destroying its victim. Is a type of
Constipation. The power of this mur-
derous malady Is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
20 health III It's overcome. But DIR.
Kings New Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Best In the world for
stomach. Liver. Kidneys and Bowels.
a,"iv % cents at r. r. Bellamys drug
store. ss,IS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

fsE B6EF EAMs-Quiet: quoted at $40 5Oes2f DRESSED
40 ~ s1.c- plss haeons Sc $50 70 Sc; 100 No. SIC
81 $40 easy 9qoted smoking. 9lsc; 10 n ssc 10
1f PiesIsd hams steady; quoted at s ai6c
Faster; quoted at s723c CIy sE qesT Quoted a.
0r nennsd lard easy Quoted: South America l065c:
quoted ct sRsG 6raz+ s7 ksgs Il soc Compound dpll;
1o9 PIC3E 912Fsc city lard stearine. 1OA glOf.c.
ffae ard the shows some steadiness at
pretty good oveen and rfSes Io5srat rsceI6ts
aVaaoie stocks are well held. Quotations fellow: Do
47c pr9a f90n ta & to low fair f4Ac fair 70 good Az
4ec lava IS Ioregn 4%g53%ci do domestic. 3& q
,t GjAK-Rehned sugar fairly active steady
now able quite profapt shipen. oF re6ned ssaT
nave cleaned up old orders. The American Sugar
order to meet the special discount Of Der cent given
and erners Quotations follow: Cut loaf crushed
Poered 4s9c; s5 Pg9wdsred g9 coarse powdered and fruit
Eas!s coarse and extra 6ne granuiated 4s5c: Eagle
granuIsteS aa ao 70 bags 4s5c Eagle 70 bags OF fine
Iated and diamond A. 475c confectionery A. a5c; No
10 ooc cos ana 5 4.5Sc; No T. 4s0c; No 8, 425e
Soc No II No IL 3soe Nos ia Il sad is 80 75e &c.
sugar there is oss sead f m Fne & &gga2u2ted +55c For
T here with centrifugal 96 test quoted at
sugar SO test, 15-I6c The London market Sor beet
quoted 6s sid and next month AZ ss ran 1n %
90 hgAer closing at SIS Sd and Is Sd for fair
IN the Of rehneTs is verT @ heRfs HeTe & as % %e
WiIIet4 = o. the statistical position, made by
i Iogethsr OF OF 22o 555 tons,
Ions over last year Statistics by special cables: Cuba
eeo SIX principal ports Receipts 4T000 tons exports
las central. grinding arat st 1 IssS9 @ ves t2nS East East
tons IN Europe 900 tons against 2557.7 7s7
5 $50 555 tons 2Tts22 tons last year at the
date OF January 1901 excess Of stock is 7ai 783
tons against an o SIS 7as tons last week and an
tons refined sugar shipped America No engagements
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Feb. Closing; wheat-Spot steady: No 2
red Western winter, IS I'd No Northern spring ss
No California IS Sad; futures quiet March,
May, Is 2<d. Corn-Spot quiet American mixed new
IS 4d; American mixed Old 5s sid futures QUIET FEB
ruary; So 3Ad: March 5s SID; May. IS Sssd. Peas
Canadian steady. 6s Sd. F1oUr-St Louis
Arm. SIS Hoos at LOudon-Pacihc Coast e
Beef hrm India 79s. Pork frIn prime mess
Western Us. Lard firm; American refined
%; prime Western IN tierces AIS Cd Hsms-Short
no. steady. 4s 6d short rib 10 70 "A 70, steady as
long clear middles light 2S "a ro dull. as 3D. long
clear niddles heavy. S5 40 70 dull, AS;
backs. Is 10 20 ~ steady bellies to rs
10 steady, 4Ss 3D. ShOuIders-SQuars,
9es 80 Butter steady: finest United States. eos good
United states. rs Cheese American finest white
tss ed American finest colored, 49s Cd. TalowPrine
city steady. 29s 3D. Turpentine-Spirfts 30s
Rosin-Common steady as PetroIeum-Refned steady
I'D LAnseed oil steady 3Os 3D.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
rASE Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N,ew-York- Febrra-r

NeW-tork. February I, 1902.
CoFFEE-In q snal way Il was q bear market again
While II extensive net decline scored
-beess prces sough- stiu lower level market
s ne start was Geu-esse1 by legitimate Influences On
steady, with prices 5T10 points
oEsT this being with weakness all foreign
ecustive markets tremendous receipts ports
s interior towns o1 Brazil ana under very large clear
aDces from crop for the United States. On
decline Europe and operators sold quite
F-eev After lttle further change
disposed 10 drag less Fol
lowing further decline n futures spot coffee in the
on sc 5Asc for invoice lots Of No
Po Al he close the speculative market steady.
r nr.es et 5GI0 points lower Total sales 900
as Belief thar receipts Brazil viii continue very
large fo- Of this month and perhaps during the
haaac u the season prevented buying along the
ACTON theory prompted leaders sell without
restraint absorbed the bulk OF atteu;ion
frurr finish.
The range prices tns iocal market to-day
A
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

Cash quotations foows Flour and steady.
No spring wheat 73&l 974bnc No red. S4aS5c. No
45ac No 3 white 4+SS Q46l=c. No rye 6oG6Oac
Barley fair choice mating. 60a q64c No haxseed
81 90 y; No Northwestern 81 72s. Prime timothy
SO 55a$6 90 Mess pork per bb SIS 7oaSl5 rs Lard per
100 n 50 35GS9 37I2. Short ribs Qoose) SIS $50
SIS 50 Dry salted shoulders Cboxed $TS7
sides (boxed) $s 70G$S Whskey high wines
81 81 Clover. grade 50 35S9
Exchange to-day the butter market creamsres
i6427c; dares 6gac Cheese steady. ga Ill sc.
firm; fresh. 25iac.
Duluth, Feb -Wheat-Cash No hard T61Ac;
No Northern Tie: No l Northern T3lsc; May, 76c /:
July 17c Manitoba No Northern cash. 72c: May 74I3c;
No Northern 69c. Oats. 39+sc. Corn. 611ac-
Milwaukee, Feb T.-Close-Wheat weak; No North
75ls 76c. No Northern. 74ls 9T5c; May 7Tc Rye
steady; No l. sic. Barley firm; No $40: sample S5Q
64c. Corn lower; May 62se.
Minneapolis Feb. 7.--C1ose-wheat-Cash, 73&c; Nav
T4A 4T4Sc; July. 75S6751ac. On track-No / hard
I5a4c No l Northern 732474c; No . Northern, 722 a.
55c Flour-First patents So s5dss s. second patents
SO 1888 So first clears So 7os3 So clears So as
Bran-In bulk SO.
Philadelphia Feb Wheat sc lower contract grades
February S5mSdc Corn lc lower; No mixed February
65Q652c. Oats firm: No white clipped sic Butter
firm good nand; extra Western creamery 2Sc do near
by prints 81. EGGS steady. good demand; fresh nearby
2sc; do Western sc; do Southwestern 2Sc Southern
26c Cheese firm fair demand; New-York full creams
fancy small IL &c; do fair choice. Oh g1c Receipts
Flour. 1000 bbs ard 900 10 in sacks wheat 1000
Wheat 1900 bush; corn. 4SO0 bush: 10 coo bush
ST. Louis. Feb. 7.-C1ose-Wheat-No red cash s5I.c.
May. SAc; July. 11lsci No hard. 77lac- Corn-No
cash, 44i4e; May, 44s.c July. sT4c: No white az
G4Tc -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
OTHER mARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb. 7-Cattie-Receipts $500 head; steady at
late dectne good 20 prime steers SO 5OS7 Do moor 10
medium n SiqS6 s,ecers and feeders 81 5oqs4 So cows
g 29qS4 6o calves 81 5os7 eo Tsxas fed steers 25g
$1,000; left $500; opened iORi5c lower:
steady; mixed and butchers $69S6 Ss: good to choice
heavy SO 80S6 So; rough heavy SO 1O$6 light IS T5T
IS s5 bulk OF sales $5 e0Gss 80 sheep-Receipts az 200
head sheep strong. lambs good choice wehers
8 Seg$S 80; Western sheep 25qs5 90; lambs
Cincinnati: Feb Hogs active. S5GSs So Cattle quiet
lower - 2gS5 70 Sheep steady. 81 2SgS4 90: lambs
East Buffalo Feb. T-Csttle-Reeeipts 100 head. op.t
and unchanged veais, choice Sess 0 common Ia so9d
So 6oq$s To- Hogs-ReeeiPs e6oo head; fairly active
and steady; Workers So 33r$6 40: light do SO 5S6 O
5Es .ed 9 gesksEs s 50 4o4so 90 shose heavy 50 oe
Sheep and IambsRecepts 14ooo head lower for lambs
stesay tes saeep Shoce lambs So e5gs6 IS;
handy wshers. s5gS5 5o common extra mixed 81 SOD
~ 10; culls and Common SgSs Is; mixed export ewes
sHe weffhsrs. "a l5as9; yeariinss S. 6ogs5 rs.
prime 50 SoaS5 Io tidy butchers 81 5ogs5 rs. Hogs
a. y prime neavies 50 eogSS 90; best mediums $50
Digs 50 so4S6 so roughs S5as6 10 sheep strong best
weters ~ SoQSo lo cus and commons S2s3 yearIInzs
u 5ogSa so; veal calves. 81 b0Gss so
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

FLOUR AND MEAL Business was checked bv the de-
& 4s 5oe Sc was barely pces spTas Paeas ahq
g 75aS @ spring cIeaTs So s SSs5 So & winter patents
@s22 90 and 70 $sSI 10 ne ETafs de s21 90
FToR,att fuo az q 0S$2 Is spot and to arrive RYE
70 f,5 IaHcy & So 45ass IS .CoRNMEAL~Easy Quoted:
Rn q g4as ps5ed ys sf99a 81 55i sA g. M5a 69aFs
bP9S T9 b 0a$Sl 1 sacks arrive 200 NJ s2i 5o spring
S21 So: buckbss2p 2p coarse winter bran. s22 bran
6Sake sa So corn Oilcake SIS 50 honny chop S24 o
oDs5i5 e Pa for short time around the
the close Q5sc lower than the pTsvous r n Shd al al
6oi by the pronounced corn and dsap
Of an export n IN gfces had not sncouTaged
local conngs and only 10 loads outports The
Gay operations and easily yielded the bearish
ness The Argentine shipmet OF s enE speGnaVe % dull
than last week but under year ago and 50 F larger
The cables hoRe@Te @ than ] N the same time last
up Al prmary SGRs non I'd net higher and Paris points
although current adviee sa @ ene s SS aay year ago.
the se seent OF receipts there in the future
bush behind previous week Froes hav ent @ S D
tca denteel itb b and al the close were
meaher news from the wheat sections practically tie
Neahs FOR had "a. Ppsf s @ e Continued co
ana No Northern NeYor s. No NsfeeTF 6er Bbs Dqqth
s7Ssct No Northern Manitoba s5isc No . Nortbern
har N2 Northern Duluth S35sc and Nc
est speculative interior interest in corn by
from southwest PrTas ~ advises saS sf'R Ssa Ran.Ss ns%s
10y was tul! OF corn. with demand growing
GrgenL Another point utilized short sellers the
nt out from chicago Thursday night this being
lgh enough TO successfully compete with demand from
South|est nlaEkets 81 Louis sold good deal Of eorn
IN ne Cheago market and about the weakest place
IN me country under active liquidation
az NeTYork closed 1c net lower Not only Argen-
te shipments shade larger but public reports
rams in many parts Of the country had been beneficial
corn assuring Improvement. In English cables
vance OF 70 d was noted In cash circles there
business on export the local
5.yHO bush q. 69c delivered, 800 e,
% sc store No closed CSC white 70iac. and
NO = yellow 6972c, all ahoat basis .OATS-Tn
response 70 the sharp decline
weakness IN oats throughout prices
considerably below the previous night
NeW-N orS weaker sales OF - 900 closed
4S1nc; No 3. 4Sc: No > white 50isc: white,
track mixed 4Sa4gc: track white. 5Od55c white
clips 5lc..... RYE-Market easier No Western. 67&c
and No Western 81 1sc both shoat; rye 64H
f5c.... .BARLEY-Market dull. Quoted: Feeding 63a
CSC and mailing, 6Sd72c both New-York Wheat.
including -four for week, according Brad
Streets bush against 100 S6S
bush last week. and 499Tsl3 bush yenr
aggregate 10 1897 bush against 1l9 1856 bush
Last season Corn exports aggregate I69 las bush,
against 0ls bush last week and 24SL707 bush last
July l. 1901. date exports C31 400
BUSH against 1lS,362.O .O59 bush last season.