Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-09-24
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This is the most radical ~represslve
smovementthat has eve been started.
The Columbians want twenty mil
lions for their canal privileges, u
they would not know that amount If
thew met it coming down the mid
die of the road.
Chicago, Sept. 18.-The condition
of Sir Thomas Upton was pro-
>pounced tonight by his physician to
be entirely satisfactory and it is be-
lieved that all danger has been
passed. |
Chicago, Sept. 18.-Frost was re-
ported from Illinois, Ohio, Wiscon-
an. Kansas, Minnesota and Ken
lucky last night. Little damage is
reported to the crop. Tobacco SUI
fered somewhat in Kentucky.
Athens, Ala, Sept. IS. A heavy
frost fell in this section last night,
the heaviest in vicinity in years. 1t
is thought the damage to the crops
will be considerable. Cotton is at
least three weeks Taste and much
corn ia still in a condition to be
damaged.
Norfolk, Va. Sept. 18.-Captain
Bussells, of the Atlantic Fishing
Company at Cape Charles, Va, who
brought safely into port the fishing
steamer Atlantic, stated to-day that
there can now be no doubt of the fact
that the Atlantic's sister steamer
Beatrice foundered during the recent
coast storm, going down with all
hands aboard. The Beatrice carried
a crew of we'll nigh thirty souls.
Troy, n. c., Sept. 1S.-The post
~offce here was robbed last night.
The robbers secured tools from a
blacksmith shop, with which they
drilled a hole in the safe door. They
then used their explosives, which
easily opened the door. Between
three and five hundred dollars in
Stamps and money were taken and
some valuable papers. There was
no one sleeping near, so b robbers
did their work undisturded. There
is no clue as to who did tn robbery.
Salisbury, n. c., Sept. 17.-Rev.
>Sam Jones will begin a series OF
meetings here Sunday, the 10th inst,
which will continue about ten days
Mr.. Jones is quoted as saying that
he "will keep his promise to remain
here ten days, but unless the straw
: Is very wet will thresh out the crap
In about four days" He proposes tt
dig a ditch around the city and drair
it dry, having been brought here b!
the Salisbury anti-saloon league. Th'
meetings will be held in the Fishe
Tabernacle, which will sea
several Thousand people.
Greensboro, N. c., Sept. 18th
engineer of the Gate City Furnitur
Company, located near the coal chute
made a CHASTITY find at daybreak thl
morning as he approached the fac
" DRY. Lying dead on and beside
side-track of the railroad were tn
bodies of two white men, clos
together. The head of one man We
completely severed and had role
: or been showed twelve inches frol
the neck, the shoulders were a
maugled and cut. The other ma
was not so badly mutilated, the low
er limbs having been crushed, b'
. not cut off.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. 1.-THE Britt;
steamship Roxby, Captain Shield
which arrived here this morning fro
Port Ingles, has on board Dom1ni
BaIfo Reyarberay. the soul survlv
of the crew of twenty-five men
: the British steamship Mexican
which foundered with all on boa
off the South Carolina coast Tuesd
NIGHT. Reyarberay caught a piece
wreskaqe and managed TO keep
wntil he was seen yesterday MORN
; by the Roxby and rescued.
Rome, Ga, Sept. by the rea
.nd actual use of a shotgun. Mrs.
B.. Peyton, wife of one OF Flo!
county's prominent planters, !
morning saved her pretty sixte
vear-old daughter, Lizzie, from
hands of a negro, Albert Going. .
negro came upon the girl in +
reer the home and seized her. IL
.~- Aho mother OF