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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
S~eriammlunss Inseisen.


,Saufefppf.Glnb."
SnbreSoerfantmlun9 mo Eeumtenluabl nentc,
W'ontna, oen 10. December. s llbr Ibenos, I'M
&ereirs. Sot1I. Gr. 205, Sto'gSolie'str Iae
W(it9licoer iolei, iih einiiroet.
(354) Tsr setret1r.
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Qorraiue.

WaIerii9 - 8ariartia - 6rte5Ii9.
BeitIi6 bon Walbroof Elm unb cine babe
WeiIe. 8enuet Die nit Rutpbnttnn be3einnete
Hortb' lbenne'9ar Sreie auti6en giabmittdeS
am Terminus. 8retie bon geerdbniBttelen iebt
fpeateu. 2eibte 8eotneungen. N3eIepbon -
Gaton 223. Bureau: Sranfltn. anb @inbIor.
Roabs. @erIarat 8rof6iire. (glai4 .1S.I&S)
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Scntif 'Imeritaniider aeseuieitiser imneriuab'
renocr 1anucrcin pom Baltimore.
Ste Sobresoerf1mrtllua obtgen Seretrs ftns
pet am 9ienitaa, Den 3. Snnuar 1908; AbenSS
straRe, itntt.
(354) Winiam sdwnri. priioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19

einibleppung bon Selden 5u uers
bitten.
SIN oItreidiihen abae.
or%bnetenboiis tit ser IuoeutIde Wo.
lit fir pouitdnoige Srenrling SeIt.
reid,'S bon ltngarn. ionic fir bun.
oesltoatliden gnid)lub an oos oeitt'
ide &eid eingetreten. llnteritiibnng
bat Der iouberbare 8oriflag natiir'
lid ni6t gefunoen.
Iod) Ser GeeiernngSpor'
laee, Die Dem i6fiiiden 2anotose
5i,geaargen 1T. bleibfFSie Gipilltlte
beS a5nigs nit 3,550oO0 Nsarf I'M
perdnoert. ebenio oas @ittbum Der
@ittiue 9ouis albert's nit 210,OU
Marf. Sm GanSen bat Safien
$4,000 Worf fir Die fonielid)t
8amiIie auf5ubrinsen, itatt ipie bis
her 100000 Morf.
Sn Speper a. &b. lit mar
elmer 9iebesbanoc. bic iton iei'
etipa orei Sabren in Der llmseaei,f
ihr @eien aetrieben, ol,f Die Spit,
eefommeh. adt3ebn Giebe lino be
reits butter Sdlob mo Hiesel. 9i'
Sanoe beitebt aiis' Burden in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19

SIN SiO6eI, &llinoiS, it
tiir5Iid cine gon5c 6omiIic an Der,
giftetem &obI geItorben, nno Die
5ormer Der llmacgeno oernid)ten
MN lire Grntc al arautf6pien, Weit
iie fiirhtcn, c6enfaIl3 ocrGiitct SIT
ipcroen. @eItli6C 8lGttct oermnl.
then, ooB ooS @iit BEL Scr Gertil-
gllng BON Rallpen in sic aobIt0pfe
getommen iei.
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9ameu=Galebefleioung.

Geniics uno Sriib Eoinia Sptben Sanleitrns
gen. orob; $500 ipetib. erbflIlilll9H' %erloilSs
Frcis .,.t:t.-si '+'''
Seiocns unb Spiten'S nboiS, StodSs INTO Nto'
trulenlru9eu. mo &raaet mo WfGitlheilehf
garuitureu. nit Spiten nno Stidereteil he'eef.
III periiiteu unb bnl9oriiben &raaen; 800 WfiI'
Tier 6ur gluolpabl, werib bon 81 an. eroll
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Sperry & huarinjon Gro>ine>Stanps nit jeeem 9aarAGutfa1f
Muslin:lntcrjtu9
llno GduttS,
Ge ieimic NnsmoGl in Der SmSt.
u;nswo s%r
1ic ieimltc Mnsmobi in Der Staot.

Spe5iol-Groiinungsperfauf bon
Snmen : Nod)tApmns aus ertra
outer WllSlin; Yote nit Stiderci
unb ssoltenbiinbelu beicbt, Nernlei
nit Gombric = Miiiten beiett;
csc. mertb; GroffmungS @erfulliS.
Yrcis =. 36c.
Bum GrofilrngS- @erfoui bon
GorletS. Nae II. 4 g., u. 9,
{. y. unb aobp uno :. g. Dol
lar.Sorlcts ..<...........S5 Soc.
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9amrn>Iaiaeu

Sartct.G ALLEN ans feiner meiBer WtaoraS,
iebr iein; 0Iei0 9eneu. Die anbers,uo 75c. brin.
Gen. 6r6iinuuG3 2 &erfaufSpreiS. Acc.
Mcrt}rt5cb Snl1er 3diIcn. Die oSuriptb"'
Mooc, ans ~ieiner MInbras. feline Yerimutter.
iu6pic, iraeno einer III 81 30 aleid. Gr6fis
riii03 = Terfuufaprei5 SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

Spitcn uub Ialdcntiiher.

S6lpar5e feieene Spibenfanten Ginidte ltno
Saloons. feline barmipoaene @efatzSptbeu:
etne feinesllisipn9l, ctIitc bis 81 26c. Die Dnro
.lpertb. @%r6firmnaS : 8erinuiopreia. &c.
Seioele Srnunente in ibpar5, ipeib mo
larhta. Die Sorie. ole aelu1bnIif poo. brin0t.
Groftnunao ; &erfnlfspreiS. ......... &c.
800 9utc1b Srduens1 aicbentilder, lpciB l1o
nit Ibbren Sorher. er6iinunao : NerfnulSs
Eret9
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&nmnidubc.

30 Sutenh i6mnr5e franibiiihc 2ammSieus
@lacesSunr'"Ttbc 5peiibnautg, in uliet Gro
zen. Sabrtt. Nfniier.; $t.00 bis $3.50 ,perib.
Grbilmuu9S &eriaulSpreis .......... .46e..
Spc5iuIs Fartie bon 100 Subelo rele 5ipeis
ihnauiac @lncez0anofmube. ale @r6ben mo
Snrten; aIei6 Seleit. ole @noere fir $3.50 bers
fanien. Grbfinunas z Gerfnuisprei3. . SOC.
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loilettcus Mrtifel nuo 9rosnem.

W{urrp & qairim's SlorihassSaiier, Nrohe
5lnide. GrbffnungssR ........i...'t ~
Gnuns' 3ubnpiloer. Grbiiiniraa Rreis' 'lae'
Standardization. 80 it eiller 6lalue. ~
2Oc. 3abubnrIien. Gr1iinuua5A Sreie sc.
Toe. @uaridmme aus 8lltili. ero1nihh9s'
'Yreis mnaSt'
ain uuo Wllmmis %JSauren III renlbirtel Frellen.
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StrumpiWaaren.

6ht idlpar5e 9erippte tSinber' Gtriltnpic
iutbloS mo BON iciuer GuuIiidi; @r6Bcn G bis
~; Zoe. luerlb. 9rbilulllaS &erfahiaprciS lie.
Sht ibpar5e i6lidie nno @dee Htoic'
etritmple. %lnbtIoS; Die 25e. Sorie. erbif
Htuas &erfnuiSpreiS. .................16e ice,
S6luarIe ihltbte uner geitidte Wtlnner'
Siriimpic, regular 9er1ad,t; bic 25c. Sorte. W
1IiumIuS s Jerfuut5preta. ..,,........f lie.
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Nui benz 2. 1inr.

@eiBe llnterrode fir 9omen,
aus meid) opprctirter Cambria, CT.
ira breite t%Slounce, nit Spibeniol.
ten unb Stidereien belett; $f.23
lpert6. Grofimmgs 8erfoufs.
ErciS =. $50.
90 Subeno id)mar5e merceri5eb
llnterr0de. 9(ccproion . aefGltelte
Miiid)cnilnlnce; Der Toe. Sorte
gleid). Gr0ifnungS : 8erfauis-
Yreis :. .45e.
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WGnner>M usiatiruugfsMrtifel

Il .,3.fabe Qinncnsarleen fir M6nler, aHe Qios
Zen unb @rober; Die Toe. GiIaliidt. .6rott
miuas : 9Serfaui5preis 80. /. bat.. t..... DC.
WlabrnSs mo lercalesD tdnrers 0einoeit, iepns
rate Wfunfdbetten. 75c. ipertb. ilelie ihoIie Wllls
tter. tSrntfuliuaS gerlouIspreiS. .. SOC.
.gieme ADVERTISEMENTS fir Midtiter. lIeiie
4Ahibs mnb leue SiiersWlniicr; 60c. lncrtb' Gr'
btlnines SerfnuispreiS. .........,. zoe.
.EbieIo gsuius fir MlntIer II. MlnbeIt, iebr
.tzaa zoe. wertb. Observation-Disclosures DC
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NerbcGerun9cm am Giebanhe.

Die ger1u0erm0cu ON @eblloe - Die nelle Gnl'
rid,t1ulo 11b lo,itiQcn Gcrbeieruneen lpuroel i1mmt-
lid, bon aeidufteu llnionlclten inter Der |niht Der Sou
troftorcu Wtorris 9roa. porgelomler, SdolfGnet, Glide
etc. mroen pon ser ,9icinle Solmon so" mo W. \.
Simmcl gelieiert.
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9(uitricb umb Iefpratipncm.

Ole lope5ier- II. DECORATIONS Irbeien lieiertcn S6o'
mos & Wtelier, 9r. 1913, YSelt @oltiroreitraBe. 0o5 Mn-
itreiden bciorNte gu0NIuS @irih, Nr. 1903, @eit:2om-
boroltr. Sdiloer lplrocn bon >Socp 4 so. genolt. SOS
Ginridytrala lno Glunbinq mlroen BON Is. W. Nooiion,
Nr. sol, Mooiion.gpc, aeieicrt lmo Die HcgolfGlten bon
& 6 NAlpr e Spn.
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;. &laIGSdbe muNf. Sc,

Sc. NldtVtcDe wuVf. &c.
0ie loiaeuben iIaiIibeu Gompoiitiouen. AMI
Ietrem 1apier bon neueu Gluiteu aeorudt, init
prahtooueu ~iarbiaen liteIieiten. anm SerfanI
am @rdtiuungStaa:,
.SprinQ Song".
,Neuutifmi 8lne Samibe".
.Yiad Na,pi sSalt". r
SABA leria Muiiicaua".
.Spltp SeilpipS sSalB".
sWipuultetp @ells".
Grange 9loiipms".
.1GeIooie in g..
,Wtinuet".
.Siftb etncturne".
.@pe Mariu".
aGalpurp", In brei Ionarteu.
a9ialms," in nrei 1onarten.
Oh BOLTS ut Some.
.Sper The @aoes".
.Silbern gSnoee".
.Simpie 9onfeitiou".
,Sbepbero Bob.
nllnher Double GaeIe".
,&ulfe 8lene".
Scarf Sarte".
nWtuioen's RraDer".
cargo.
Slniterer"" a., e,..,
nqope'S OLD Smeet Gong".
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Ser 6pmbplier.


fir peIdc5 Der 0ernlsaeber bes ipelibcrlbitlteit,
.Siamaiba" $4,000 bc6ubiie. SbenlauS nernen
am Grbiininastnae Die iolaenoen Sieoer per
fault lueroen:
.Nebelia. !" @pfals uno Snlirumenial 'Wliitt.
,gtubuip, &ptnls mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
An Eillaoe by tbe sea.
~eanabine ssaier" aus aSoiRer @9ols."
"Wiuon Coon alo Seinropn" ans Denaltlb
Satih". ..s
a3aie Me 9ad 10 Mn 2oniiinnn @oine.
9obb 4 @bpnros' arobe nelte 8ailnbe.
aSn 3unSibar" aus nWieoul alo 9Fnlo",
aGprooliu Malone. " nencr er'ola oeS COM
pnuiiien bon ,Neoelia".
nStorm Of qiie," 2ieo fir gab.
IS epnIo Ne SappD miib Gitber Sne" aus
.9lancb Nropn".
.0e 9Saa Il SailotN.
III Cincinnati" aus agrinee Of @ilien".
.Suie, Cute o.,
nSbom gSbiie uf DO GneS".
aSiumber On. 9iiile Babe" bon Mar Soft
man. ,u, u,u,sn
.Saitb 8prabue, e ibbnes iri'bes Sieb.
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Selemdbtmma bcs 2abens.

lln'ere Quuoen mcroen jeoen @infel uno Gde neS Sd'
hpns nit eleuriiden 2itttcrn brilliant erleldtet linoelL
benz Sonnenlibt III @Ion5 nuo Sdonbeit gleibfomnlero.
Die GrGbte muoeu BON Der painasbilrn SoImlel@
electric 60" initallitt rno Der eleftrilhe Strnll bon Der
.llniteo 2ig6t & Eoircr Gonpagnie."
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MTrmmemta

snslpabl aus nRarTifal". 9eibte 3raus9o.
n~irunaeu aus s8uaner'S Meiiteriiiid:
a@arl OF Fuiptndei WGarb".
SOTO" morifheS Suterc8io.
aWb 10ob Eegep &ulp".
n2o5orre g8oIb".
aScartS Courageous 9fnIt".
aSiIte @irl M,dreb," oont 9ompouiiteH Der
o6reole Bellies.
.SirieIano W,ard unb Ipp- Step".
EcaeeiuI 6enrb rSIop Srag".
.1Rr. 9ladman" bon grtbnr 8rbnr.
Bipe Srcum. m @reai Nae,
.Wudere sSaItes".
.Eriueeiou 3ieer Warh".
rShree 9ittte @ains," iapanilhea Snter'
meS5o,
.GbederS," M,nrid, mub 1tposStep.
.8egeD S'9,eal @aiees".
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e. s $. Green Grabbing stamp Spmpum.

Wife epenb 4 ""thhh'"@ reea fr%isa Stamp eOHpoHs SSer SeeH anetaunkr @euh
III Der @efah non NanoekmaHcn or anerfr 5ehc pnIb Der @upadnug ubr GHicuu fol-
der etait"' @abra"ssmihe "Souoimtut oher anorrra rhti ubr@ aarn mi bucu tic
i'd brhnoem,e ntnpmHut mbaen an trgcuo enen Der @fGu Srabha Stmmp Suite i'm qabcu
SeS "seabers" fir bic oAe 3h Der Green sraama lamp umanaufht wrnen. fir Die Gle
bic euhppH" noer Samasmnrfu berdtaeh % lit Sizes ehcN mnemtftct wMhr bic ue
sammdsr pn eprrp 4 Nnhiniouss rbma emmpS HmcinSuOne idawn peroeu.
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2. TIur,
mro cine Sfenborlno fir ir Die olten amoen oieieS 2aoenS
ipin. - Sch 0e1Ien Iider, icne 81 so SPITE 5l ieben.
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9as N(m,ase= nno @ait=9 epartemcmt'

miro Ioiort oos Meffa fir bic 3peroen, Die ooS Bette lnn
Ncuelc al bili0en 9reien 81 boben miinlden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

miro INNER nit bencn iibcriiilt iein, sic nob ben ncueteu $40.
Den lmo SporGelcQenbeten YN3ldol baten.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
NEW PLAN AGREED urn
FACTIONS IN q. 8. sHIPBUU~
90. SETTLE MATT1Ra-
Litigation VIII End-Ncw 0u--
Provided For-Terus Of ID o.
promise.

New York. February AFTER ee-
aren, conferences the long axht 80
tween the sheldon reorgaaizatkea 49,
mtttee IN United States S~hipoufsdang
Affairs and the oondholders p~rotset1ve
committee represented by Sanoea ua-
termyer MAS settled tonight by tia for
nation OF a new plan which has BEEN
agreed TO by both sides and the htiE>r
xion in which Charles Il Schwab hAS
beer the central figure viii end A@
Pam has been removed from the neK-
gan.zation committee Pliney FUSE u
banker whose house wiz take parx
the work OF financing the new
takes his place. while Max Matthias II
the International Pump Company -
been agreed on az additional n-DoG
OF the. committee 10 represent che ~
tective committee.
The new plan made public By WbAhn
Nelson Cromwell Is put out a. ooenan9
from Receiver smith and PROVIDES for .
new with n capitaSixAtisa -
thirty millions. half preferrcd and ~
commoa Mr.. Schwab - the ownef q
the Bethlehem bonds TO get nine 1k
lions OF preferred and six millions q
oommon stock. and the nrSt mortgage
bond bidders to get the remalnder pro
rata. Mr. Schwab gives up' his ptM
lien on Bethlehem and all the preoen4
stock Is wiped out. The prefcFre1 oecA
ia TO be Z per cent, o
There are 10 be issued three mRAtoOB
OF collateral trust sinking fund s pr
| cent. ten year gold bonds. which arr
to be taken up by syndicate OF which
| the Norton Trust Company and Thoa
| F.. Rryan are TO be and hAF~
| vey Fisk & Sons participants. the latter
10 market the bonds. These bonds are
to be sold today to h syndicate -
| SIS per 1000.
| Former Secretary OF War Eliha RDcR
In counsel for the syndicate nag
| The new reorganization committee van
| consist Of George r. Sheldon. cha1rrnaa
| Charles f. Fairchild. John 70 Borne
Charles wetmore and Max Nashaa
| Other terms OF h COMPROMISE. to
which both sides gave up many hinss
| which they have fought for up 20 TIE
last moment. include a provision tnaf
the expenses OF the fight OF the oono-
| holders protective committee hah o
paid as a part of the expenses OF reor-
ganization. With the eosgan,za uaa.
there was made public from Harvey
Fisk and Sons offering the new issue
OF bonds. Mr.. Cromwell the
retirement OF Max Pam.
Mt. Untermyer admitted that ths
| fight in the courts was practically set
tied, and that II will now be repped
as far as the litigation Is hostile To M.
| Schwab. lir. Schwab will not De oatiefS
upon 10 testify. The pending case viz
have to go on formally and the matoez
Of testing the validity OF the ~so-saiied
fraudulent" bonds will be taken up
in earnest. No mention OF these oo~os
is made IN the compromise plan
Whether his will settle all utlgsss0'
remains to be seen. II was
predicted that the Commonwealth truss
interests would agree. but this Is mo-
matter of certainty. There are .
number Of stockholders who have theat-
ened to bring suits. and the upstate In
terests who have Just entered he nefa
also are to be considered in the mattel
| of litigation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
no CUT OUT THE NEGRO VOTE.
A Dill Introduced by Senator Wilson
in the Maryland Legislature.

Annapolis. No. February 4.-In the
State Senate today Senator Wilson In
troGuced a bill. the acknowledged pur-
pose Of which is to eliminate the negro
vote in Maryland. The bill provides
for the submission to popular vote Of
"A constitutional amendment which
limits the right of suffrage to adult
male citizens OF the state who belong
to one OF three defined classes, and the
registers of voters are directed to refuse
the registration of all others. These
classes are:
First-Those who can read a section
OF the constitution of the state which
the registers shall submit TO them n
give a reasonable explanation of II.
Second-Those who were prior to jan
uary l. 1869, competent TO register un-
der the laws of this state or any other
state: and,
Third-Lineal descendants Of these
qualified to register and vote under the
preceding section.
The bill was referred to the ccr-mtt-
tee On constitutional amendments
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
ON THE WAY no KOREA.
Troops Are Being Sent to Seoul by the
Russian Government.

Paris, February 5.-The correspon-
den at Seoul in the Paris edition OF
the New York Herald, says in a dis
patch that four companies OF Russian
soldiers have left Perth Arthur for
Yoangampo and are moving towards
n Yalu river. The commander of
the Russian forces at V~ladivostock
has requested the japanese there TO
leave.
Russia is sending troops to Seoul
at the reQuest Of the Korea govern
ment, the correspondent continues,
and will explain this action probably
by affirming hat there are 5000
Japanese soldiers at Seoul in disguise.
The correspondent, however, says this
assertion cannot be confirmed. 1t IL
rumored, he concludes, that several
thousand Russian soldiers will reach
Korea Friday. unless they T stop
ped by the Japanese fleet.
In the Hands OF Viceroy Alexieff.
st. Petersburg. February 4.-The
Russian reply to Japan was forward
ed to Viceroy Alexieff. If he approves
it. 1t will finally reach the Toxic gov
eminent on Monday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
CALLS FOB FUNDS.
Secretary Shaw Says it VIII he Noou<-
sary to Withdraw $4,000 ZOO fro.a
Depository Banks

Washington. February SECRETARY
Shaw today sem Il letter to all na-
tionaI bank depositaries holding spe-
ciaI government deposits. regarding
prospective calls for funds on ar-
count of Panama canal purchasz
which says IL will be tD
withdraw nj least s30.000.0e0 from
Depository banks The letter cen
tinues:
You are therefore requested 10
make immediate preparation fo- the
payment on emand of 20 per cent
at New York. In n near future
possibly within ten days. you VIII
be asked 10 ~trarzfer this amount 10
some OF the New York deposstzry
banks TO be used in settlement for
the canal right OF way.
The department will surrender I'd
United States bonds held as cur
for deposits with any bank until such
bank has withdrawn all state and ma-
nicipai bonds now held as such &c
curity. but securities Of h Distrzcs
OF Coluyntil. Philippine Islands. assd
Hawaii wiz be retained IL desired
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
WILL VISIT WILMINGTON.
Chairman Burton Expresses Interest
In This Port.

ct. J. Pence in Raleigh Post.)
Washington. D.. c.. February 3.-The
North Carolina delegation in Congress.
headed by the two Senators. called on
Chairman Burton OF the House COM
mittee IN rivers and harbors this az
ernoon. and extended TO him an invita-
ton on behalf OF the Wilmington cham
Der OF to visit that city in
the near future. t1r. Burton, who IS
the all-powerful member OF Congress
in framing river and harbop legislation.
expressed himself as greatly peased
with the invitation and promised to
visit the North Carolina seaport before
another pork bill is passed by Con-
gress.
Wilmington is the only Important
port in this country that / nave not
visited" was Mr.. Burton's agreeable
Introduction in response, and l intend
to take advantage OF your kind inyi-
tation before the next Congress meets.
1 regard Wilmington as the most i'm
portant port between Norfolk and New
Orleans, and I shall be glad to visit
the city and the surrounding waLer-
ways"
Representative Patterson explained
that there Is only 10000 now available
for the continuation Of the improve
ments undertaken. and he thought Ii
necessary TO continue these improve
ments until completed. for unless this
is done the work accomplished so far
will be destroyed. Mr.. Burton said
tina there would be no river and har-
Dor bill at this session, but he ex-
pressed the opinion that the work al
ready undertaken would not be negisc--
ed. He Informed the delegation tina,
he would call on the engineer In charge
OF h Wilmington project to report o.
the emergency Of a needed aDpropria-
ton for continuing the improvements
in progress. Chairman Burton will no
tify Mr.. Patterson OF the date Of ne
trip 10 Wilmington. which WI rot b.
undertaken probably until the fall. II
IS Mr.. Pattersor's intention to tax.
the casir-aa. Ep the Cape Fear - FAY.
etteTi,le.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
NO MORE RKEVILLE WHISkEY.
Anti-SaIoon League Busy-Farmers'
Institutes to be Held.

Especial to The Messenger.)
GoIdsbore. N. c.. February 4.-The
AGRICULTURAL department will hold a
farmers institute in the court house
in this city on Thursday. February
18th. There will be u morning and
an afternoon session. There are a
number of interesting subjects map
ped out for discussion n Messrs.
B. w. Kilgore, c. B. Williams and
TAFT Butler will be the speakers.
Friends and relatives in this city
have received invitations as touows
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus edward
Vann request the honor Of your pres
ence at the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Helen Adair, to Mt Hersey
Bayies Parker, Jr., on Tuesday, the
sixteenth of February, nineteen hun
dred and four, Buckhorn Baptist
church, Como, North Carolina" Mr..
Parker. is a prominent member Of the
Goldsboro bar. He represented
Wayne county in the last legislature
and is we'll known throughout. the
state.
Since prohibition went into effect
in GoIdsboro on the first of
the supply Of liquor q been obtain
ed for the most part from PlkevIlle
and this has been brought here by a
few negroes who went back and forth
continually. Yesterday afternoon the
Anu-Saloon League caused he arrest
of four negroes. This morning the
case came up before Justices D. j.
Broadhurst and ]. E.. Peterson and
was held in the court room Of the
court house to accommodate the
large crowd who wished TO attend.
The Anti-Saloon League was repre-
scented by ex-Judge w. S. OBJ. Robin
SON and Mr.. w. G.. Munrce and the
negroes were represented by Mr.. w.
T. Dortch. After hearing h evi-
dersee, which was to the effect that
the negroes had been going to Pike
Vile and had been asked by some
few parties to bring back whfskey,
the justices decided to hold three out
of the four negroes for trial at Fthe
next term of the superior court
On Tuesday afternoon the Woman's
Club of this city held a very enjoyable
session. The child study department
entertained and all present were de-
lighted with the programme, which
consisted of a bright little mono
logue given by Mrs. I. G.. Peterson and
a guessing game Of Biblical and
Shakesperean quotations. After the
I entertainment, dainty refreshments
were served in the club woman's
usual tempting STYLE.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-09
HANNA HOLDS HIS OWN
Physicians Say III Everythiag Goes Al
Right He VIII be Up I'm q WeetL-

Washington. February IN sss
no distinct change today in the condi-
ton of Senator Hanna who - suffering
from the grippe and great physical ex-
haustion.
physicians. DR.. Rxey made the follow
ing brief statement:
There Is no change in enc Han
mas condition. He was resting .Ga
at 8 O'Clock. A blood examination s
being made and a report will be nrsse
at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning II
everything goes ali righ from now o.
we wild have Senator Hanna Up in -
week and SEND him away to recupey-
ate"