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Addicks Tactics in Delaware.

dover Cor. New York Evening Post)
1t is quite certain that j. Edward Ad
dicks will not succeed in getting him
self elected to the United States Senate
this year. But there is not much as
surance against that event for 1905. His
system of vote-buying, it must be rec
ognized, is bound to forward his ambition
year by year, unless some obstruction is
placed in the way of it. Already the
country people of Delaware are democrat
lied, and Addicks is the only man with
the money and the inclination to make
Their condition serve him as an advant-
age. He is counting, too, on personal
and partisan antagonisms to aid him.
Anti-Addicks Republicans may be so in
tent on not doing anything technically
irregular" as Republicans-such as en-
tering into an agreement with the Dem
ocrats to elect one Republican and one
Democrat-that they may miss the oppor-
tunity of giving a setback to AdaicFs
which would last beyond four years. and
might reasonably be expected to result
in his complete elimination.
There are q Democrats in the Legis-
lature, q Addicks men and 10 Regular
Republicans. These 10 Regular Republi-
cans want the q Democrats, Gin the
public interest" to vote for two Repub-
iicans for the Senate and defeat Addicks.
For 10 to ask this of 81. the Democrats
say, is not equitable; but they will vote
for one Democrat and one Republican
land their votes would electl for the va
cant seats in Congress To this proposal
it is said that the 10 will say to the Il
select the Democrat; and the q will re
Join to the 10: 1--WE can only answer
that if we vote for the man whom your
caucus selects, you must 1ote for the
man whom our caucus selects" This
not being acceptable to the Regulars, or
anti Addicks Republicans, there would
be no election of a Senator, and Addioks,
two years from now, would 60 to the
POOR farmers with a larger wallet than
ever, and perhaps win out"
1t really seems to rest with the Regu-
lar Republicans this year whether the
ravishment of Delaware shall be accom-
,plished eventually by Addicks. Much as
Democrats owe as DelawareaGs, Re-
pubIicans would seem to owe little
more to save the State. for Addiaks is
operating as a Republican Yet while
the 81 Democrats are willing to allow the
10 Republicans to nominate for the FOUR
gear Senate seat, the 10 are at this time
not willing to concede that the q Demo-
Gratis, in order to give Addicks possible
knockout, shall select their own candi-
date for the two-year Senatorship.
Gnder the circumstances, comblna-
ton is doubtful, the two seats in the
Senate will remain vacant, and the in
crcasing power of Addicksism Will be
left unaWakened.
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TRIUMPHS OF 1902.

Seldom if ever in any one year of the
history of the world have so many i'm
portant events of universal interest taxi
en- place. America, England, Germany
and France have each participated. The
President of the United States welcomed
and entertained H. r. II. Prince Henry
of Prussia at the White House, Edward
the VIII. was crowned King of England
and Emperor of India, the German En-
peror had his American built yacht,
Meteor" christened; France had the
unwilling of the Rochambeau Statue,
and at all functions attending these
celebrations Moet & Chandon's Cham
payne was used exclusively. This in
deed is an unparalleled record. which is
proof positive of the superiority and
popularity of the renowned brand of
Moat & Chandon White Seal.
la Wk-13wkS
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e. j. ARNOLD & CO., of st. Louis, Mo-,
race-horse owners and bookmakers, in
vite the speculative public to an in
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investment in the country. References:
Banks, Trust Companies, Commercial
Agencies, st. Louis business men and
prominent men everywhere. For full
particulars, address E. j. Arnold & Co.,
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Tobacco Chat.

Pessimistic individuals who have fear
ed lest Winston might lose her tobacco
commence may rest assured that there
no danger. when UGH old-time tobac-
conits like Whitaker, Harvey and Og-
burn are preparing to trebble their ca
pacity.-Winston Sentinel.
r.
Mr.. l. ]. Newberry, of Gainesville, S.
c., an expert tobacco grower, and broth
er of our townsman, Mr.. j. A. Newberry.
has been engaged by some of our citi-
zens to suerintend the crop of tobacco
which they will plant this year. So far
a total acreage of sc acres is assured
Rockingham Anglo-SaXon.
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Among the Railroads.

The probabilities are that more miles
of railroad will be constructed in Chat
ham during this year than during aIy
previous year. The Durham and Char
lotte Railroad Company say that they
will construct many miles OF their road
this year. They will first grade from
Gulf to this place and then TO Green's
boro and the work will he pushed Wig
orously. The Raleigh and Western
Railroad say that they will vigorously
push their road from Cumnock to Green's
boro via the factories on Deep River
Their line is already located the en-
tire distance. 1t is said that this com
pany will buy the Cumnock coal mine
and operate it on an extensive scale
Chatham Record.
A colored employee of the A. and A.
Railroad by the name of Ralph Wooley
was killed by the train at Biscoe Tues
day-Troy Examiner.
The Yadkin Ripple hopes great things
from the proposed electric road from
Winston to Yadkinville.
The southbound freight was wreck
ed below Forest City yesterday
morning. Three box cars and q passen-
ger coach were derailed and rolled over
and down an embankment. Only one
man was injured, a Mr. Searcy, an en-
ploye of the Levi Cotton Mills here, was
on board, as passenger, and was pretty
much bruised up but not dangerously
hurt. The wrecking crew was at once
put to work removing the debris. The
southbound passenger and northbound
freight, which pass here at 705 p. m,
were delayed about six hours, being on
opposite sides of the wreck.-Rutherford-
ton Tribune.
A deed of trust was recorded in the
Register Of Deeds office today, to the
Colonial Trust Company, of New York,
for the purpose of guaranteeing the is
sue of $780, 900 of bonds, with which, 1t
is proposed, to complete the road from
Southern Pines to Fayetteville. This is
the road that Mr.. Clark ]. Brown and
other Northern capitalists are promoting.
Fayetteville Observer.
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Would Bless the State.
Salisbury Sun.

Salisbury Sun.
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worthy of consideration by our law
makers and we do not believe there is a
recommendation made in it but which, if
put into operation, would be, in time at
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trip with them to Texas. Col. Carr took
day off. said to his managers, Look
after the senatorial race today most
carefully. l am going to prove loyal to
North Carolina, and shall devote the day
to looking after these good people who
are here from Boston" He doomed his
Prince Albert" and laid aside his sena-
torial habiliaments, and is giving the
day today to the Boston capitalists.
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JaiIers must lead a painful existence
if We may judge by the number of
felons they have on their hands.
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AS a political forecaster in the Sena-
torial contest. Mr.. F. B. Arendell yet
awhile holds the palm At els o'clock on
Friday night, six hours before the first
ballot was cast, in the presence of
Messrs. Buxton, of Forsythe; Mr. Nor
ton, of New Hanover, and others, Mr..
Arendell jotted down on piece of paper
his estimate of what each candidates
strength would be on the first ballot and
sealed it up in an envelope. After the
ballot was taken, the envelope was open
ed and it was found that the estimate on
Overman, Watson, Carr, Hoke and Alex
ander were precisely the figures they re-
ceived, to-wit: Overman, 43: Watson,
SO; Carr, II; Alexander 8; and Hoke 2.
He missed the Craig figures by only one
vote, and he accounts for this from the
fact that the caucus lacked one vote of
polling its entire strength on the first
ballot
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Prayer will be offered during the meet
ing of the General Assembly at the open
ing of each days session as follows:
Senate. Days.
Rev. w. c. Tyree :. :. =. Mondays
Kew. Dr. Pittenger Tuesdays
Rev. NJ. w. Butler :. :. Wednesdays
Rev. r. S. Stephenson :. Thursdays
Rov. Walter Curtis. :. :. -. Fridays
Kew. u. l. Adams Saturdays
House. Days.
Rev. G. f. Smith :. :. =. :. Mondays
Rev. M. M. Marshall :. =. :. Tuesdays
Rev. j. B. Hurley :. :. Wednesdays
Rev. j. NJ. Culbreth :. :. Thursdays
Rev. ". E. Cave. :. :. :. Fridays
Rev. M. NJ. Mcfarland =. :. Saturdays
The above list will be used in alter
nate order. The list as given above is
for this week. Next week those on the
Senate side will be changed with those
on the House side.
Congressman j. NJ. Gudgep, ira, of
Ashevlle, returned home last night He
informed the News and Observer re-
porter that he would file his answer to
Moody's contest notice some time this
week.
There was racing and chasing and
searching and looking for a hat all over
the Marlborough House and the
Union Station yesterday afternoon.
The hat was of the derby variety,
one which usually covered the dome Of
Representative Jones Fuller's intellect.
Meantime Mr.. Fuller stood around in
the lobby with uncovered head. 1t was
rather eXasperating, but the affable
young member from Durham never lost
his pleasant smile or CHEEKY tone through
It ALL Later in the afternoon he was
seen perambulating Fayetteville street
with nondescript black SLOUGH hat. He
had evidently despaired of ever getting
back that derby of his.
Finally late in the evenin, the missing
tile turned up, and the Marlborough
House colonies about the lobby were
suddenly irradiated by Mr.. Fuller's de-
lighted rush, holding the newly found
hat aloft in the air.
Mr.. ]. T. Tayloe of Washington, N c.,
is here to see the Senatorial fight out,
says he is strictly impartial in the mat
ter of the candidates. and that he has
been reading the News and Observer
ever since he has been able to spell.
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Politics and Politicians.

Some Of the papers are printing what
purports to be all interview with Sena-
tor Simmons in which he is reported to
say that he is not impressed with the
candidacy of Judge Parker for the Presi
dency and that he favors Germans nomi-
nation.
Some time ago the New York Even
ing Post sent out circular letters to lead
ing citizens of New York State of various
professions asking them whether they ia
vored or opposed the reelection of
Thomas c. Plat to the United States
Senate. The answers were published and
the tabulated result was as follows:
For Against
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An Irish lawyer, in speaking of the
demise of colleague. said: He left
a brilliant future behind him.
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Responding to Mr.. Morton, from New
Hanover on Friday last, when he arose
to question of personal privilege, Mr..
George H. Hall, one of the Robson
county members, made vivid and candid
statement as to the political phase OF
the situation referred to-declaring that
the gentlemen from Robson TO whom
reference was made by Mr. Morton had
always been answering Democrats and
had never wavered in their faith and
works for the party, except after the
we'll known animosities that grew out of
the last Congressional convention at
Fayetteville.
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Standing on the side track at the
Southern depot this morning was the pr-
yate car, "Elsmere,' occupied by cote
RE of Boston gentlemen, their wives and
daughters on their way to Texas. They
reached Durham yesterday morning, and
finding Col. Carr was in Ralsigh, they
continued their itinerary Raleigh,
hoping to induce the Col3Lel to make a
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Watson for Senator.

To the Editor: l shall feel proud when
the Senator is elected to see that the
honor has been bestowed on Hon. Cyrus
B. Watson.
Respectfully,
C. w. LYON.
Elzabethtown, n. c., jan {, 1903.
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The city residence addresses of the
members of the State Senate are as fol-
lows:
Aaron, D. j.. Mrs. Lands, Capitol
Square.
Allison, ]. p, Marlborough, room II.
Baldwin, F. T., Dorsett, room 20.
Rallenger T. T.. 215 w. Jones street
Beasley, r. F.. Park. room 81.
Bellamy, G. H., Marlborough, room so.
Blow, Marlborough, room so.
Brown, J. A., corner Blount and Hargett
streets.
Burton, A. j.. Mrs. Drake, 2o4 w. Har-
gett street.
Cathey, James H., 103 Bloodworth street
C0nley, w. A., Mrs. F. B. Arendell.
Fayetteville street.
Crisp, ]. L.. 119 w. Edenton street.
Durham, s. j.. DR.. B. +. Dixon, Avenue
place.
Gillian, Don, Marlborough, room q.
Glenn, j. D.. Marlborough
Goodwin, H L.. Park, room 76
Henderson, John S., 120 Halifax street
Hicks, A. D.. Mansion House.
Hicks A. A., Park. room &C.
Hoey, Clyde R., 215 w Jones street
Holton J. O., 603 Hillsboro street
Hunter, H. B.. Park. room As.
Justice, z. J., 52S S. Salisbury street
Lamb, j. NJ. POS Newbern avenue.
London, H. A., Mrs. Moffitt, Fayette-
vile street.
Mann, S. S.. Cabarrus and Fayetteville
streets, Mrs. Spence.
Marshall, S. E.. C. H. 3. Lennard.
McBryde, Thos., Dorsett, room 80.
Mclaughlin, r. B., Marlborough, room Sc.
Mcmillan, p. W.. Marlborough, room II.
Milton, S. H.. 10 S. Salisbury street.
Mitchell. c. W.. Marlborough, room &C..
Norris, H. E.. over ohnson's drug store.
Pharr. H NJ, Marlborough, room o.
Pollock, ]. A., Marlborough, room IS.
Pritchard, w. NJ, Marlborough.
Reinhardt j. F., Park, room 81.
Richardson, c. W.. Park. room IS.
Spence, n. L., Marlborough, room 81.
Spruill, ]. A.. Dorsett. room 46.
Thayer, N. NJ. 10 S. Salisbury street.
Travis, E. L.. Mrs. MCGEE. Hillsboro
street.
Vann, c. s., Park, room GO.
Walker r. L., Mrs. n. d. Walker, Ca
barrus street.
Warren, T. D.. Park, room "a.
Webb, c. A., Mrs. Drake, Nash Square.
White. r. B.. Park.
Woodland, ]. E.. Park. room 9.