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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
"Hen Fruit"

Government experts N statisticianS
are constantly presenting country with
surprises and the latest is from the
department Of agriculture where agents
have been looking into the general on
duct and Industrial activity of the hen.
AS a producer the hen is entitled to
first prize, weight and age considered.
She is usually at work and if permitted
will produce much more than her own
worth in value every few months. This
friend Of man laid last yea 1890, Co.,
900 eggs, worth in the market s144, 00U.-
600, besides other millions which have
never been counted. These eggs or
other eggs like them were used. in
every land under the sun In our own
country alone there are varieties Of
fowl on the farm worth $S5, 1874, 009.
There are $50, 900, 600 CHECKERS alone,
which produce, in addition to the egg
supply, poultry for table purposes
worth s136, 000, 900, making an annual
production of $3.50, 00O. 600, or an income
of 400 per cent ON the investment. To
further demonstrate the value of the
American hen, the statistician declares
that, with the exception Of 1900, the
egg crop of the United States has ex-
ceeded in value that of h countrv's
combined gold and silver output for
every yea since 1850, and the same
statement is true of the poultry pro-
duct, excepting the years 1899 and 1900.
Commenting on these figures theDal-
las News takes occasion to say: THE
hen could feed the world If she were
given a full and fair show: yet rigbf
here in Texas, where Investigation is
dingdonged into the ears of the people,
where little feed and no extraordinary
care is required. h hen is neglecte l,
ignored, cast out! No loyal diversified
ZIONIST can afford to leave h hen OF
his list. Put her at the top"
Just why more attention is mo- paid
to poultry raising in West Tennessee
Is a mystery. The country is well sui:-
ed for such a purpose and the profits
would be large. A few acres OF ground
properly equipped would produce more
clear profit than many a large planta-
ton. Consumers in Memphis pay SOC
a dozen for eggs, 6Gc for a chicken and
zoe a pound for turkey. These prices
beat cotton at Is cents a pound and the
required capital to carry on the busi-
ness is small.
II prices continue there will be N
exodus from the cities to the country
70 engage in food Observation-Disclosures
Commercial Appeal.
Gifts for Confederate Veterans.
Especial to The Messenger.)
Raleigh. n. c., December 2s.-Th
D. II. Hill Chapter Children OF the
Confederacy. headed by Mrs. Hill. thi;
afternoon visited the Soldiers Home
and carried Christmas gifts to all thu
inmates. There were special exercises
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
THREE FIRES.
Damage From all Will Not Exceed
Thirty Dollars.

There were three small fires yester-
day afternoon out the damage from
all did not amount to more than SO
or $50.
The first fire occurred at 3:15 and
was at St Andrews Presbyterian
church. The fire was caused by a lamp
being turned over. 1t was quickly ex-
tinguished with a loss of not more
than $40.
At 3:15 a second fire occurred at 1901
Market street. This proved to be an
clubhouse which had caught fire from
some grass which was being burned.
The loss was about $3.50 q.
The third fire was also an clubhouse
and was supposed to have been caused
by some hot ashes which had been
emptied in the building. The fire was
at 400 South Third street. Damage
about 500
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01

Work was begun yesterday Con-
meeting the Interstate phones With
the Bell Exchange. The work Of
the two systems win be
completed by January LIST and the
Interstate central office will then be
closed. Capt Oldham, who has been
superintendent of the Interstate In
this city. will continue with the Bell
system for the present, az will sev
eral OF h Interstate operators
The buying OF the Inter-State's
plant makes Ii necessary for the Sell
system to increase their present facil-
tiles. AS soon as the material arrives
work will be begun putting n 1900
feet OF underground cable and $500
feet OF overhead cable. The facil-
tiles Of the Bell Company's central
office are already fully sufficient to
handle the increased business
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
GallOway-Hart.

This afternoon at 4 { O'Clock at Calvary
church. Tarboro. N. c., DIR. Walter G..
Galloway. of this city, and Mrs. Pattie
J. Hart will be united in marriage.
DR.. Galloway and his bride will go 10
Florida on their wedding. tour. DR..
Galloway went to Tarboro yesterday,
accompanied by Mr. Robert e. Bella
my. Misses Mary and Kate Galloway
are in Tarboro to be present at the
marriage.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Sentenced for DeraIling q Train

Norfolk, Va, December 2S.-Arthur
Lee, alias Charles Lee, was sentenced
to ten years I'm states prison at Hall
FAX. Va. TODAY for deraffing h South
ern Railways train No. 3 at Milton
station November 1. Lee was captured
while rails from the South
ern's tracks at Jeffres Junction De-
cember 18th. For this attempt 10
wreck he received a five year sentence.
The negro's scheme was to wreck q
train near a station and in confusion
following rob the cars.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
AT ST. PAUL'S.
Lutheran Church on Wednesday
Night

A cantata will be given at St. Paufs
Lutheran church on Wednesday night.
December 30th- 1t was announced last
Sunday that the entertainment could
be given by reason OF the fact THAI
the costumes had not arrived The
costumes have now arrived and the
cantata can be given as previously
arranged. There will be about forty
characters in the cast of the play.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
WE'LL KNOWN CITIZEN DEAD.
Mr.. John f. Stolter Died Sunday AZ
ternOOn from Pneumonia.

Nj. John F. Stolter, a we'll known
citizen of this city, died at his home
on Market street sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. from pneumonia. He was
in the Gath year of his age.
The deceased leaves a large family.
The funeral will be conducted this
morning at 1880 o'clock from St.
PauPs Lutheran church and the in
terment will be in Oakdale.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Cotton Goes to 1910 in New York.

Cotton still oes higher Not since
in 1875 has the price been as high as
it was yesterday, when il reached
1920 in Wilmington and 1910 in
New York During the season of
1870 and 1875 cotton went as high
as Is cents in New York. but IL has
come no where hear hat price since
then until yesterday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
A Society Event.

MI. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones will
give an elaborate dance and banquet
tonight at "Airlie.' which will be at
tended by more than half a hundred
society people of Wilmington The
guests will go to n sound or a
special train of three coaches. which
will leave Front street station at S:z5
d. m.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Notice h. OF p. Lodge No. 4.

Castle Hall Germania Lodge No. 4.
Knights Of Pythias and Brothers:
You are hereby ordered to appear at
Castle Hall this morning at 1890
a. m. to pay the last tribute OF re-
spect to our deceased brother, p. G..
John s. Stolter.
BY order of c. G.
JOHN HAAR, K. of R.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01

The Messenger on Sunday morning
stated that the L'Arioso german woutd
take place on the night OF h Soth-
That was a mistake and the dance
viii be IN the night of the S1st Lag lie
Club will have its Christmas german
ON the night of the S0th.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01

Schooner's Mate Washed Overb<
Norfolk. Va. December g.
Burton. Of Irv1ngton. Va. mate q
schooner Colombia.
deck by a hug Hkfz4y and
ored cook waE -ssuu.1se to
". HUDSON. isosaoss.sua. sssal
day loaded with oysfers for NORFOLK
just offEng Hog Island she escounfere.
A blizzard mat turned day TO nigAf ~.
swept G over her. Burton was -
deck at the time and was swept over
board and beyond reach o. assiataac1
The Colombia Anchored n Hog Is
land and rode the gale Until to-day
Her crew suffered terribly from CT
were without food ali OF sunday&
The cook IL In a hospital here an
anputatfon OF frozen limbs may
necessary. g
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Gambler of Commerce
to Meet to Consider
Policy of S. A. L,
POOR SERVICE

Citizens Of Wilmington Will Stand
Inadequate Service Given by the
Seaboard No Longer-Chamber OF
Commerce Meets This Afternoon at
3:3e-Reyenue Of Seaboard at VII
Hington Has Fallen on Nearly so
Per Cent. During Last Five Years.
Due to Inadequate Service-AIl
Members of Board Requested to
Attend Meeting.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01

THE SALOONS
The Board of Aldermen
Granted License to
; 81 Last Night
QUICK WORK

The Board Did Not Remain I'm Ses-
sion for More Than Twenty Min
ute-License Granted to Three
Breweries and Three DistIlcries-
Nothing Heard from Anu.SaIoon
People-Ffght VIII Probably Not
be Made Before Next Spring.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Hoods ~Jdrsdpdriii0

Cure dyspepsia, invigorate and tone
he whole digestive system.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
ESPECIAL to The Messeng

Raleigh. n. c., December 2s.-The
D. II. Hill Chapter Children OF the
Confederacy. headed by Mrs. Hill. this
afternoon visited the Soldiers Home
and carried Christmas gifts to an the
inmates. There were special exercises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

la paaed By the council the Twon
tIefh Century Fire EHraue viii De-
allowed very small amnunf Of use
ON seattle buildings Tire fire eH
cape ordinance has beau IN thr
hands Of the Committee for liouthH
The fire In The Bailey building lat
Tuesday morning imprs#p.i u1=H
the COMMITTEES the need Of passing
an ordinance regulating che matter
Immediately IL iH aid that 10 the
fire had occurred Daring the DAP
time. when fhe huaslsraI ~ off
cos are occupied. there would have
been n loss 81 life fhf building r.
provided only with frs lHdIHza aue
AN inadequate hHm1ar of them. %
that persons lu thr tf't np.t ai,th
stories would nase found 10 almost
impossible "a Ert dow we're they
iu danger
The ordinance max n Il lnrum
bent upon the buildlag Inspector 10
order all bail pHgz already Huuta=
Fided with uruues 90 apes. 20 install
iron HtairwuYs aH nrrcret ~ TIE
inspector Ha.a - esmLletsd be-
fore 1901 must liB0 iia made - IN
stall iron stalrwaYa TIC Twentieth
Century escape IA aulv b. placed
on buildings rrest-l prior % 1901
and which are already Huff s.sntly
protected b. the iron stairW ava
This being the caae Il IL no.
Thought likely that MANY owners
will dsHIte % ~ 80 fhc expense Of
luatauiur the new pafrnfst easape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
nGw BRIDGE COMPLETED

YA&CouyER p g.. July 2f-
TIE Great Eoffhsrus Immense
bridge over the fraser river AZ New
rraI traffic next Saturday n cost
s. 86 "A 8e An saeuHalan win be run
fur tha occasion. The tickets ane
good for the I'D and zza. returning
fhe .Hfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
WILL LAUNCH NEW z
CRUISER TONIGHT.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE roR rIRsr DIP or the SOUTH
DAKOTA At UNION IRON Works AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. July q Ar
rsngemeuH have boon completed nc
the linton IRON Works fur the
launching this evening 90 the efuia=
er south Dakota. which ia II be- one
af the finest and most formidable
fighting machines 81 the new navy
In order to set the beat advantage
Of the Tides the launching Will take
place az 40 o'clock.
The south Dakota la a fine repre-
sentative ot the elaaH uf masnlf
cent urmurUd cruisers. Of which an
either uf the same type i the colo
Hda. which recently established a
new speed record These tsu shlpH.
aith the Maryland. California.
Pennsylvania and West virginia.
all ~ them If the same class. at
mcnHuna and armament have been
iikrurd q bBitlgHhIpH possessing q
protection uf armaH uuIf little un#
der the weight of that designed for
the huge ships 90 the Georgia class.
vhlle theY are rHaatlx superior 10
all bstflrahipa in point ~ speed
The South Dakota sill have an
unusually powerful battery made
uf u a great number ~ S and g.
inch guns She will have total
displacement If 1000 toms and viii
be exceeded III alze By only Imuf
vessels new building These betting
hattleshipa If iauUa tons Tho
South Dakota vii derive pre- cunt
urncr from tua qualities sperd aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
Mrs. MaybriCk
Is in France

HAVRE July 2f.-MrB Maybrick
arrived this morning and proceeded
q Hauu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

THE FORTS
GENERAL cHAFFEI AND &C
COMPLAINING OFFICERS LEFr
TINS MORNING FoR poRr
TOWNSEND

IIsnt zen Adua 4 Caaf-ea a..
somptniszi ~ QuarfeFma zt.f Gen
frhl G. = Hamehrsr Capt grota
fiatebesaa. af the SAITH ra4ahv=
'aHtAiu Harper and b. = ftBEaH
an attorney % WanhImr4 %. Il 4
teft thia morning "a ths a. 4 &
CaftNrikht for Port 1ouuaeusl 'rhs
party expect Co - ranr two f4ys
IhsF VIII return q shia p8rf ct
urriav morning
During The tFtp. the aaftY vii
make tour ~ Inspection II Tires
% The Puget Sound forts IL fhas
NirtnitY Gen. Chaffea and aars $
VII male a thorough tnapsrf "a II
Ports CasrY. FiaEioF AMI Wa.dan
u Il hialsd By those high in aa-
thortiy thai a numhar Il Change
are "a be made In the above name
forts In ths near future The In
lauftsuru 81 thcme three positions.
fruu a strategic standpoint 4 IL
said has lonE hsun an abieet Il
dineaaslon On the part OF tie miH-
tarY authorities % TIE army and
navy. aud the general oplulon noN
AANA# - - NJ ~ AMHN EANNANA .
That TIE present tour % Inspect ION
saa planned for the uurpoas Of
aacsrtaining the best possible IN.
proEsmenfs that could be nssie %
rrndsr the forts A. impreEnahia as
ean - wtth the existing cnndiflona
The party lsft Seattle at an early
hour this morning. and on their
arrival al Port Tuwnssnd will
spend a few hours AZ hat place.
after Nhirh they wiil leave "a the
tour % inspection Of the forta
This I'll occupy al least tao days
az no undue haste ~ contemplated
a. all ~ the three forta. which are
70 Be visited BY the distinguished
officers a Grand reception wIli Be
rendered them. Fnr the past two
days preparations Tor the banquet
Nhieh are "a BE- served have BEEN
FuinT un After The hauquefH. a
reception viii be he'd ~ each 81
fhc commanding officers n the car
riauua On their return 10 Seattle.
General Chaffee. Accompanied hy
bis present rtaf. will take the nfsht
train for Portland
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When you want a good photo 60
10 Egran q Ericsson. 1915 First 80
= -
summer Woalena. Herald 1879 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

concentration ~ fire Tier wonder
ful engines. driving twin sorrows.
VIII develop horse power ~ siooa.
capable of prupallIns the ship AZ a
apsed Of twenty three knots aH hour
perhaps even faster fhia speed
will ut once take her outside the
rcaeh af pursuing h8ttleahipa while
her powerful battery will make her
a dangerous antagonist both Iu eu-
FaHemautH with vessels 81 her own
ch# and those carrying heavier
nIdnAnee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
RIOT
Policeman Fatally Injured and
Others Seriously Hurt in
Chicago
,aY s4tpps News Assal#

CHICAGO july % IN f.u' In
the Ghetto district thIa morning Pc
brennan iIIiIa usts probably fatally
huff tHH I'd number - others arfI
nuaiF injured The trouble rraH 1uf
20 she attempt ~ HHErafsherH -
#HHfufe q euF. which was resisted
by q mah haarlx ffmrd The ra=
Ii,e avfe otIIei aad charged on tar
rlafefa Hith drawn rilha and aIst1ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

yesterday afternoon on a charge q
murder Ia the first degree AZ an
Nutopay yesterday afternoon ~ the
coroner. it was found that Ioyu
died Of blood poisoning FROM the
effects Of one Of the wounds he re-
cclycd from a revolver fired hy Mira
Rubh The wound had healed but
the injury 20 the spinal cord prov
Ell fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
J0KE INQUEST
rs TOMORROW

An inquest over the body OF Geo
love. who WIS shot Nv Mrs Ger
trude Rohb ON june 2 will De held
tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock
nv CONNER Hove 4 Jury viii be
drawn ta determine the gausu If
his death Mrs Robh wac arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
PLAYED ANDi cARNEG Gle

J G Quinn a laborer. was sent
10 the police station this morning
In mn intoxicated condition Patrol
man iiumea found him on First av-
cnue south trying 10 give his bank
roll away. and his efforts were be-
lag taken advantage of by the mot,
ley crowd that surrounded him
when the officer took him IA charge.
lie will be given chance 10 sober
up In tho city jail BYatanderu
claim that he was relieved Of $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
DIAZ COMING
ny scriuo- News Aasnl

CITY or MEXICO. July a.
PRECEDENT Diuz intlmatrs an iuten-
u0n n visiting the United States
An invitation has been extended
him BY Thna n McCaulcy a New
York capitalist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

Straw Hats Half Price
F " urvoka s. co. t83t SECOND az
yuue. Arcade building 80
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COMMITTEE
TAXES AC1I0K

n an ordinance that tbs fire and
water committee recommended i1
BE- framed at It's meeting last might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05
EXPoRTs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-lCVk. January 4. 1904
CCFTE-EThs advances recorded last Saturday were
to-day buying from outside and European sources.
opened firm advance q 10 10 10 points
following higher European cables ana light primary
Il ruled about firm around thar level,
turned upward IN afternoon result OF bullis
sst-Ea-es q the -aGay receipts tie moving and
the coming production The close was STEADY ret 70 10
- points higher. sales reported q $4,000 hays
Co placing the probable receipts Of c0fee the
Traz-l-c month OF January about SUopuy
bags, against something Ike $4,000 the
authority. reported
Lnaec the present crop 100000 bags Santos, and
$4,000 bags RIO. total q OlJoOp0 bags Another
brazilian party sent fl estimates placing the growing
crop q --NtVJ bags AID the coming crop ~ 1000 600
bags The advance here ascr-SeG. speculative de-
-uanc Uch IS centred largely IN late positions
md during The session r appeared that there
scattering outside demand for the late positions with
demand sw0el lF The -z-nss q houses sometimes Op
eraitLg Tor account hand there
was naturally mere CT profit taking at TIE higher
Hamburg lH2 Pigs higher: EavTe advanced about
franc and the primary E-rle higher,
receipts light The spot market firm, with quotations
cL the basis O. -zc for 1 30 The total warehouse
deliveries In the United tlr the week s. 152
bass against $40 las- week and 1IT714 last
Santos receipts we're - 1JV bags against
llL'}f last week 1860 las. year Receipts Rio
aggregated 1900 curIac with 50 000 last week ana
5000 -as- year. RIO shipped 1900 the United states
curing The - bags shipped
-.-N+ bags - r-e ir.-s- states and 3 Europe
t-orts = Bahia fr -e wee were 800 bags;
ss1 5000 t2ss shipments 20 -he United states, 1900
e range OF contract prices :a he local market today
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan Observation-Disclosures . 700 head; mar
toc higher; good % prime steers s. log
medium So I5S5 10; stoc6srS and feeders
So 25Si Is: S2Sf - heicers s. 5i .;
81 75GS2 bulls S2rS4 81: calves, S3fSI . HOGS
Receipts TO-DAY $4,000 head; tomorrow. 10000; rxed
and butchers 81 1895 To- good to choice heavy 81 9S
10 rough heavy. 81 coast 90 light 81 50Si 3d. bulk
COO head; steady Toe higher lambs steady
FOOD m choice v-ethers Go: choice mixed.
- Cncnnat Jan 4-H0Gs active higher. s. 1865 .;
Cattle active higher. S2GS4 70. SHEEP strong. S2g
Sc 30. lambs active and strong. 81 50.IS6 %
4-CATTLE<-EseCe!pts. $500 head
active f57l25c higher steers So so shipping
So sS4 IS: bulls SSTSf % stocAers feeders 81 75
s.. stock heifers J0S3; choice fresh and spring
ers S2cS3 uer mead higher; common steady; good 70
choice S50dS6O: medium good. S5S+S: common. SO
TS9O VEAIS-Receipts. 300 head; soc higher SGGS9
EOC;S-Ileceipts 14.5OO head active. l5G25c higher
Workers. s. 200 50 30 mostly 50 % 50 80: pigs
So 09S5 ~: 81 25gS4 So stays s3QSS 20 SHEEP
AND IAN3S-ReceiDts 1420O head; active; lambs. S5
Sc 90: yeangs 81 25qS5: wethers. S4G$i 50; ewes SAG
kansas CITY Jan. 4.-CATTLE-rteceipts $500 head
tciline 400 Southerns: market steady I0c lower:
mort and dressed 81 S4 50: fair 20 good
fed steers So OS4 To- stockers and
fseSers steady Southern steers steady. 81 400
10 southern steady 81 SOC S3 native steady
5Of3S4; native heifers steady 81 6Og$4 bulls steady
& Ass so calves steady So 5es5 30 HoGs-Recspts
1000 head: market dooc higher top 81 30; bulk q
sales s. s5Gs4 So heavy 8 Ie9sS4 So PACKERS 81 SOC
500 head market steady 70 loo higher. native lambs
* s5 Western lambs. Sass 90 fed So T5QSS co.
Western fed ysarngs IS 50Gsi So stocsFs and feeders