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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
Miss Emma Hassell Entertains.

WILLIAMSON. n. c., Nov 25.-(special)
Miss Emma Hassel entertained q mum
Der of friends at her home on Main street
at luncheon after the dance Friday
night, complimentary to Miss Helen Moore,
Of washington, who left for her home on
Saturday. Covers were laid for eight, and
many dainty refreshments comprised the
menu.
The following were present: The Misses
ard Nessrs Helen Moore, Kader Craw-
ford; Alys Lutz, Harry Biggs Emma Has
sell, Charles Goodwin. and the Messrs.
Frank Hassel ana c. B. Hasseil
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
LkMB.-MACRaE.
A Popular and Prominent Young Coup
nile Wed at Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill, n. c., Nov. 2o.-tspeeialD
1, hnantifpl wedding took place at noon
rasterSay N The Chapel OF the Cross Epis-
conal church when Miss Frances Wet
,nn ' >IacRae. Of this place, and Mr.. John
Gotten Lamb, OF Williamson looh the
solemn marriage VOWS. poth ms mem
bers OF prominent North Carolina iainlIes
with hundreds OF friends in TINS ana otner
States .3ooi,,. ao,o,.,.
The church was most artistiea,is decofa a
cd. SAC scheme OF white being oeau'lIui n
Sc, off with palms and potted plant 5s,' While
the soft light Of waxen tapers sp'ea 10
the effectiveness Of the scene u o'S'u'y'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
4. X u
Music Lovers Delighted.

Ashcboro, y. c., Nov. 25.-(Special)-
The Chicago Lady Entertainers, We're
with US last night at the hail, and il is
due them 10 say that q more highly ap
nreciated entertainment was never glver
here
Each number on the program was the
best" and the hearty and continued ap-
plausc and encore attested the apprecla-
tic; OF the music lovers oil -Asheboro and
nearby towns.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
Hussau Live Stock Company.

The Hussaw Livestock Company, of
Rockir CHAM, Richmond county. was in-
corporated yesterday in the Secretary Of
states office, TO deal in and slaughter
livestock establish and operate a tan
merry, saw mill, grist and flour mill and
cotton gin, To make tar, pitch, turpon-
tine, creosote and charcoal, and to carry
on a general mercantile business. The au-
'horized capital stock is $25. 10, OF which
IS goo is subscribed by T. c. Leak, w. /.
Everett, william Entwistle, a. NJ. Flow
ers. and w c. Leak. all OF Rockingham
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
Three Desperate Negroes.

Deputy Sheriff ]. Bennett, Of Robson,
yesterday morning brought three negroes
to the States Prison for five years each.
One was convicted OF burning a church,
another oil assault with criminal Intent,
and The third OF burglary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
Mss ArmfieId the Bride of Mr.. larey

Monroe. y. =, Nov. 35.-(Special. TO
night Miss Wilma Armfield became the
bride of Mr.. Walter Laney. The wedding
ceremony was performed by DR.. Rowe In
the Methodist church at O'Clock y. IN.
| Mr. Weston Lee was best man and Miss
Pattic Lee bridesmaid.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
Not This Evening.

The Bright Jewels entertainment which
was to haze been held in the Edenton
Street Sunday School room this evening
has been postponed until later date
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26
III TOrlAN:
v Y :: Society.

Thanksgiving for you dear.--a sweet
Thanksgiving
FOR what you were in all the past 10
ne:
@or what you area Joy shat swcetcqs
living
Fer what you are TO be!
Thanksgiving Tor your eycs-thc kind
the splendji
Dear eyes. whose light the whole wide
Worll would miss
Your voice in which I'll melodies are
blended
Thanksgiving for your kiss!
r. l.. stanton.
!. + j.
Mrs John Mckee has returned from
Baltimore, where for the past two months
she mas been with hef husband who IS
taking Il course in medicine there.
Mir and Mrs. G. <. Baker OF Louis
burg, who stopped over with their SON.
Mr.. r. II. Baker. left yesterday morning
for Goldsboro 10 attend the Methodist
Conference.
Miss AdeIia rurnell has gone to vii
nliAgton to visit.
Mrs. john W. Hinsdale has returned
from Chapel Hill. where she went 10 at
tend the Lambc MeRac marriage.
Miss Mary Ship has returned from :
visi, to Fayetteville.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Young went to
Fayetteville yesterday morning 10 spend
Thanksgiving.
Miss Matte b. Ctlcy has left for
Goidsboro 10 visit her sister, and TO at
tend thr Methodist Conference.
Miss Jennie Hggs left yesterday morn
ing to visit in Norfolk.
Miss Hal Mol4on left yesterday morn.
;ng for visit 10 Richmond.
Mrs. c. Il. Edwards and daughter,
Mrs. Bunch, LET'S yesterday for Chalybeatc
Springs to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
W, l. Gilbert.
Miss Ada Beardsley has gone 10 Wash
ington, -. c., TO accept Il position az night
superintendent in the Memorial General
Hospital.
Miss Anna De Vanc returned yesterday
afternoon from burlington.
Mrs. Harry WisWell. OF New York, is
in the city the guest OF Miss Aiine Young
Mrs. Herbert f. Norris and son Her
bert. left yesterday 10 visit relatives in
Roxboro.
Mrs. Annie Burns left yesterday to
spend Thanksgiving at her home in Pitts.
Doro.
Miss octagis Hughes. Of New Bern,
arrived yesterday and is visiting at the
home of Mrs. John G. Winder.
Miss Sallic Duprcc, OF the Baptist Fee
male University, has gone to Dunn 10
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Miss Lcssic Graves, who is at Peace
| Institute lett yesterday 10 spend Thanks
giving at her home in Carthage.
Miss Louise Blue, who is student al
Peace institute, left yesterday for her
| home at Aberdeen to spend Thanksgiving
| Misses Ada Edwards and Stella O'Bcrry
students at Peace Institute. left yesterday
| 10 spend Thanksgiving at their home in
| Goldsboro.
Mrs. b. H. Woodell left yesterday to
visit relatives in Chatham
| Miss Christine Hippey. q charming
young lady OF Roanoke, Va. after visit
OF ten days To Miss Annie Rogers, left
for her home Yesterday. She made many
| friends here who hope that she will again
visit the city.
Miss Lois Long, OF statesville, who
has been visiting in Wilson. was i'll the
city yesterday on her way home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. \. G.. Gump. OF Baln~
more. arc in the city at the Marlborough
| Misses Mamie ana Lcta Newman are
| here from Durham Ia spend Thanksgiving
with their father Mr. w. w. Newman,
at the home OF Capt and Mrs ". y.
Clements.
| Miss Dixie Leach leaves today for
Richmond and will go to Washington in
the interest of her art class.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26

We have several good SECOND hand en
sines and boilers for sale, ranging from
i've to seventy-fve horsepower Quici
telivery.
l6-tf. RALEIGH IRON WORKS co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12
Al tituIaE- de Pta de TERRA
ii MAS HUMANIDAD /!

Sc dice: que antes de aver por la
mafana fue presentada al Cuarto de
SoCorro, una nifia como de 2 aflos para
que la reCetara ell medico titular, pero
como IL viese blanca rubia cou
unos sarcillitos de double, creyo sin du-
da Ell. .hnnanttarae Doctor, qre sus
padres eran pudientes. y Ia receta que
habia hecho, la rompio exigiendo I'm
dollar 81 guerra la recetaSe. En- igua-
les condolences Sc encontraba otro joven
que tenla I'm tumor, la que Sc retro tai
como Sc hab1a presentado al yer la ac-
titud de dicho Galeno.
ST el medico de Puerta de TERRA, hi
ciese 10 que Ell DR.. Lassaletta, que re-
corria dos veces Ell poblado con el prac~
ticante Arias, podrfa conocer los po-
bres del barrio, y as1 hubiese tenido
OCCASION de conocer tambien q los pa
dres de eSa militia tan blanca rubita.
que tanto le llamo la atencion no oui.
20 recetarle porque supuso oue eran ri
cos
Doctor: desc TN paseito por Ia calle
de San Agustin y al lado de la faorica
de fideos, hay una habitacion muy po-
bre, donde moran los padres de la nj
flta de referencia, que son de ofcio
jornaleros.
il Mas humanidad Doctor!
CANAAN.
Agosto 10 de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12

JUZGADA POR LOS MOROS

Un marroquf ha escrito una carta
muy interesante, acerca de la politica
de Francia en- Marruecos, carta que
publica el Morning Post" de Londres,
a pesar de las cordlal1Simas rclaciones
ahora existentes entire Inglaterra y
Francia.
Dice el moro:
"En todos los peri6dicos franceses y
en- los discurSoS de SuS hombres poi1ti-
CO cuando tratan de Ia situacion de
Francia en- el N. E. de Africa, Sc refe-
rem constantemente a Marruecos como
TN pals salvaje, donde Ia administra-
cion es I'm mlto. Es del mayor inte-
res para los franceses hacerl atmosfera
en- este Sentido y que esta pintura de
mi pals Ia acepten como ver1dica en-
Europa y particularmente en- Inglate-
rra, pucs siendo e1 objeto de Francia
apoderarse de Marruecos, desea que e1
resto de Europa lie dele Ia accion libre
para hacerlo.
Para comprender la presente situa-
cion del imperio marroquf, debe recor-
darse que hace pr6ximamente TN af1o,
este es, inmediatamente despues que
volvio Londres nuestro miniStro de la
Guerra, Si-El- Mahdi-El-M -Menabhi, el
gobierno del sultan deseo introducir
ciertas reformas en- Ia administrator
del imperio, y con este objeto presento
a todas Las legaciones extranjeras en-
Tanger y por medic de Si-Ben- Nasar-
Ghannam, TN proyecto conteniendo di-
chas reformas. Todas las legacion.s
extranjeras Sc manifestation favorable
mente inclinadas hacia el cambio pro-
puestp, con excepci6n de Ia legaci6n de
Francia, que Sc opuso a clio por todos
Los medios 4 su aicance, & intrig6 para
impedir que el gobierno narroQuf rea-
iizase 50 pro5ecto de Sefosmas, 70 obs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12
A Grecia
Expedition de espafioIes

Las personas suscritas en- toda Es-
rafia para tomar parte en- Ia excursion
q Oriente, pasan de la mitad del n1-
nero fjado para que pueda llevarse a
cabo.
La suscrici6n Sc cerr6 defnitivamen-
te el 81 de Julio.
Seg1n los periodicos de Atenas, ha
des2ertado gran entusiasmo en- Grecia
la noticia de- esta expedition, que ser4
o6cialmente recibida en- el Pireo por el
Ayuntamiento. de Atenas y en- obsc-
quio la cusl preparan festejos espe-
ciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12
BOLGT[D MERCAITIL DE PUERTO RICO
Ndmero.1 1877

-iQue has hecho1 -murmuro triste--
mente ell caballo de Espadas.
-Cumplir con mi deber:-erit6 ell
TIey,-ya que 20 no tengo sofa, que no,
Ia tenga nadie.
Y colorin, colorado .
--Toma. ly ese es Ell origen de tn ma
n1a?Ipregunt6 ell jugador q sl1 amigo.
-Es natural: cualquiera le apunta 4
Ia sofa, sabiendo que ell rey de Bastos
la mat6 de un estacazo.
JOAQUIN ARGUES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12
C0rF.e0 de
America

sigue In dnnza Una carcel asaltadn- Dos negros
iynchados-Lena-Tunel bajo c aqua.
En- la Carcel de Dsnvile, Illinois, ha-
llabanse presos dos negros apellidados
Mayfield y Wilson, por asalto brutal 4
una mujer blanca. Ell sabado liltimo
cerca de media noche, un gentfo de
mil personals penetro en- la carcel 4 vi
"a fuerza. Mayfied fue ahorcado
Wilson despachado martillazos. Ell
ataque a la carcel dio lugar I'm hecho
sangriento. El alcaide hizo resisten-
cla y sus dependencies dispararon con-
ira ell pueblo matando un blanco &
hiriendo veinte. La exasperada tur-
ba arrastro los cadaveres de los dos ne
gros por las GALES del pueblo, y des-
pues los quemo. A esto, por do quiera
asomaba TN negro LEILA con el. Liega-
ron fuerzas milicianas q Danvi!le v 10
graron efectuar una especie de paz var.
Soviana.
**x
Mr.. William G: McAdoo, presiden-
te de Ferrocarril New York and New
jersey y otros caballeros interesados.
inspeccionaron el vierres 1ltimo ell til
mel que la citada compafiia esta ha-
ciendo perforar bajo el rio Norte 6
Hudson, para TN servicio de trsnHas
electricos. El tramo meridional esta
perforado hasta fatarle solo 200 pies
para llegar la calle de Morton, por
donde entrara en- Nueva York, tan
pronto Sc le complete, Sc empezara 4
trabajar en- el septentriona1, por la par
te de Jersey City. Esperase que para
el {. de octubre de 1904 pasen tran
Was por ell ttinel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12

rusa-EI goblerne insles-Lss bfenes rsnsiesss
Prime yanki-P6ivera On salvas.
ioon de paz 6 precursores de guerra
los vientos que sop1an3 En- dias pasados
Sc vic a legislatures ingleses y franceses
entonando himnos de paz en- concerto
que 4 menudo So convertfa en- function
de "campanologos", por 10 repetido y
efusivo de los brindis, mientras que.
desde los escanos del Parlamento, un
ministro de Su Magestad Britannica in
tervenfa en- asuntos privativos de Fran
cia, criticando ;nedidas del gobierno
de la reptiblica. Actua1mente Sc rige
Francia pcr uu sistema algo semejante
al que rigi6 en- Espafia en- ell primer
tercio del siglo pasado, cuando todo
era tolerable menos los vivas q la Cons
titucion. Asf, en- ell case actual, cuanto
no vaya en- loor y alabama &c la re-
p1blica, y de M. Combes, su profeta.
eS delito de lesa patria, mientras que
muchos de los que lie sostienen con sus
votos pueden predicar ell international
lismo, sin comprometer su privanza
en- atlas esferas. Segdn este, quien-
quie1a que cens11re actos del ministerio
Combes, podra acertsr 6 errar en- ell
sentido estricto de la justicia. pero no
atraerse al gabinete frances y menos
debilitar la alianza franco-rusa.
Nv
Es evidente, por multiplicidad de
conceptos, que el gobierno ritarico
l1ox,o 11po oroLo c,,,,oo,,,on+o 5ocoo,,
certada. Nunca llevo Inglaterra po-
Utica tan POGO fila en- 10 interior nj en-
10 exterior. va sabemos GUAM profun-
da es la division en- ell seno del gabidete
Balfour. En- pals que no fuera ''madre
de los Parlamentos' la election parcial
de la semana pasada habia producido
una de dos cosas crisis ministerial di.
solucion parlamentaria. Esto, en- cuan-
to polftica interior, sin mencionar
otros sfntonas de descomposici6n, es
Ell co1n1o. = 81 Sc trata de cosas exterio-
res, mientras Inglaterra festejaba los
los mensajeros franceses de paz, un
ministro les apufIaleaba deSde ell Par
lamento, califcando de robos las con-
fiscaciones de bieneS religiosos. Sc
adula sin cesar al primo yankee y Sc
toman precauciones para contrarrestar
la invasion comercial con que ell primo
amenaza. Sc elevan la quinta po-
tencia los meritos del imperio japones,
a la vez que Sc hace patente la mala fe
del moscovita en- e1 extreme Oriente;
pero toda la polvora Sc gasta en- EXPIRE
stones de simpatfa por un lado y en-
censuras por otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12
CrueIdad de los turcos
EN- MACEDONIA

Telegrafian de Sofia a 'The Times"
de Londres que 5000 macedonios Sc
han refug1ado en- Bulgaria, huyendo de
los nlalos tratos de los turcos.
Estos han asesinado & "a personas en-
solo el vilayato de Yenidyi. n9
I'm telegrama de Uskub dice que
1000 tnrcos han eercado 4 los bdlgaros
en- Andova. '.d
Sc espera Ia pronta rendiciou de las
pocas psrtidas que atn estzn en- armas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12

La Compaffa de los Andaluces ha
prorrogado por seis meses mas el mo-
dus vi0emdi que tiene establecido con
sus obligacionistas, que consiste en- que
estos cobran los intereses en- plata, 6
sea en- moneda espaflola.
Siguen, sin embargo, las negocia-
clones, para TN convenio deinitivo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12

El azucar de cana-Sindicatos azucsreros-La ID.
recciSn dc Recommendations In AsociaciSn
Ell ''modas vivendi"- Csngreso agrfcola dc Man
resa-Las conclusiones-Ls Gran Vfa-ProgresO
de la Agriculture.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12
Neoyorquina

Francfa InKlaterra- E mfnistro critic 6n-La Cons
tituci6n-Combes el prefota-La nlianxa franco
rusa-EI goblcrne inglts-Lss bienes rsIigiosss
Prime yanki-P6ivera On salvas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-12

Por Real orden expedida por el mi
nisterio del ramo, Sc ha dispuesto que
se conviefta en- Estaci6n agro -pecuaria
Ia Granja experimental que Sc cre6 en-
LErida.
En- Manresa sc ha instalado i'm Cam
20 de experimentation y demostraci6n
agrfccla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-01
New orI.ano Cotton Market.

New Orleans, January S1.-Spotl cotton quiet. The pressure to fill out January shipments having been removed from the market for spot cotton, there has been something of a falling off in the demand and buyers are not now so numerous in the various sample rooms There is,never- theless, fair inquiry for the staple ema- rating principally from the English trade and some very good lists are changing hands Sales were 3200 bales including 1850 to arrive. Quotations unchanged.
 In the future market a fair amount of business was transacted March, May and July being the active months. The bulls seemed to have rather the best of the trading and managed to hold prices we'll up during the half days operations, the market closing with net gains of 3 points on all pcsitfois.
 New Orleans, January 3i.--Cotton quiet and steady. sales 32lO; ordinary 7-lGc, good ordinary 15-16c low midding Si4c, middling S7sc good .niddling 5-16c mid ding fair 1Oc; receipts 16,110, stock s5s,216.
 New Orleans, January 31-Futures quiet and steady; February S.69MS.72, March 8. 79aS 80, April S.S5@S.87, May S.99dS.9s June 8.97aS.99. July 9.0309O4 August S.6SQS, q, September S-25@S 1s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-01
COT TON MARKET
 HAS LITTLE LIFE Opened at Advance But This
 Soon Fell Off SELLING RECEIVED CHECK Public Interest Was Small, While the More Professional Contingent
 Showed Disposition to
 Hold Of.
 

New York, January iH.-The cotton mar ket opened at an advance of to points, this being feeble response to the Liver pool cables, which werc expected to come to 4.points lower, anSl came only to 8 points lower. The buying was largely by commission houses, with the bear contin- gent inclined to sell on indications of larger receipts next week.. But at best it was a small market, with prices soon af- ter the call off to the closing of yester- day. Selling was checked by very favor sble accounts from Fall River and from the spot cotton markets at large, the lat ter indicating a weak demand from ex- porters and spinners. A pressure on to- days market was larger estimate as to Mondays receipts at Houston and es- timated port receipts today, the latter pointing to S2,OOO bales, against 2S.0oO last year. Public interest was small, while the more professional contingent showed a disposition 10 hold eff for further indi- cations as to next weeks receipts
 New York. January 31.-Ootton steady; middling 9.O5, net receipts 20, gross 4AS5 stock 162, ,472, exports to Great Britain 150
 Total receipts today at all seaports 32,- 701, exports to Great Britain 1449, to the continent 30,561, stock 10lS,765.
 Consolidated receipts at all seaports BE- 701, exports to Great Britain 1449, to the continent 30.541.
 Total net receipts at all seaports since September l 5,sl31. S92. exports to Great Britain 1,s2624l, to France 5SO,61, to the continent ,953041
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-01
locaI stanle orocerles.

kpples-Western evaporated. 1h9S1tc. Flour-Fancy patent, s4.25; half patent s3.S5.
 Sugar-Granulated. 5c; Y. C., 4ihc. Coffee--Green. 7bd9hc. Arbuekle's, packages. sl0.so: Lion packages. Ss.sO; Cordova packages. $s.so; Porto Rico. S1030
 Meats-Dry salted ribs. 10c; clear bel lies, 1s1hc; dry salted rib bellies 10ssc; hams fancy, 14c. medium. 1sc; Cali fornia. 10c: breakfast bacon, 1tc.
 Cheese-New York full cream, 14lk9l5c. Lard-Leaf. 115hc.
 Compound Lard-Snow drift sssc. Molasses Centrifugal. -50S0c; sugar house, 40c; Georgia cane, 36c.
 Corn--Mixed, 671ac; white. CSC.
 Meal--Bolted, s1.15; water ground S.15. Hay-Per ton. timothy No. 1, $2s.00. clo- yer. mixed $2l,0o; prairie. s1si Johnston grass Sf5.
 Oats-Mixed, 49c: white 50c.
 Cotton Seed Meal-Per ton, $24.00. Pearl CfTits-92 lbs., $1.65.
 Bran-Pure wheat. $2250: shorts, s2SO0; hominy feed, s21.00. Beans-Navy, s2.75 per bushel; Lima. 6@ 6l:c per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-01

at present. and the steady front of Liver pool served to check the ardor of sellers here. There was some additional liouide- ton accomplished in moderate way but a fair demand prevailed and the tone re- mained steady at a slight advance in prices.
 It seems quite natudal to expect an in- crease in the movement when comparison is made with such a light week as last year. the amount in sight then having reached only 164.000 bales, but 1t is net so easy to understand why prices should suffer any serious depreciation. The total amount of this crop in sight to date, ex elusive is 7,ss47O6 bales against z9s2. .4sl last year, an excess of only 2000 bales. Tn view of this fact, if no further increase was observed in the movement. the total size of the crop would fall under 10. 700- 600 bales. while consumption Is seeming ly proceeding at a pace of 11000o0O bales. Persistent efforts in any direction may have momentary effect, but such a condi- ton as Is indicated at present deserves more than passing consideration. The crop may be as large as the bears claim, but the evidence in hand do not point that way, while the world requirements are apparently of free capacity.