Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
Vol. Xxx
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the thing it all will be understood
that III the peace terms the Japs
knew their business all right.
That Chinese boycott against
Uncle Sam appears to be almost lost
in tn shuttle. The Chlnaman knows
who has the worlds money.
Newport is entertaining real
live European prAnoe, but it is safe
to say that ne isn't furnishing halt
as much fun as Harry Lehr orJimmie
Hyde.
: It is reported from Toxic that
Rojestvensky will geG well. Since
there is to be no more fighting,
there is really no need why Rojy
should hesitate TO recover.
The president of the American
Bar Association says that there are
too many lawyers. some of the
members of the bar association are
not lawyers, however.
Some one asks whether the Taft
trip will do the FiIlpInOs any good!
Don't ysu know, silly, that the obiect
of the trip is to do Tatt good, not
the Filipinos?
Another interesting feature OF
Miss Alice Roo.evelt's visit to Pekin
Will doubtless be the number of
Interesting personal questions that
Mr.. Wa Will ask her.
Our college professors are now
discussing the Monroe doctrine. Ii
they are unable to settle the question,
let the freshmen debating societies
handle it this fail.
The shah OF Persia is taking snap
shots in Paris. The Iea son why he
isa't taking anything else is under
stood to be that Partisan shop
keepers make him pay cash.
It is to be hoped that the presi-
dent will not take advantage of
General Leonard Woods presence IN
this country to promote him to the
Republican pre5iden tidl nomination
for 1908.
Wilmington, n. c., Sept. ION
account of the development of a
case of yellow fever in Atlanta Sun
day the Wilmington quarantine was
made more stringent to-day, in
that guards on the trains ring
tire city were instructed TO accepted
no health certificates from the GeoC-
gAa city and to require an absence
of ten days from Atlanta on the part
of all persons coming here.
Warsaw, n. c., Sept. MIR. Ell
Lanier, prominent and highly es-
teemed citizen who resided near
Chinquapin, Duplln county. was
thrown from his horse while fox
hunting early Saturday morning
and was instantly killed. A large
number of lelative5 and friends
gathered at his home sunday even
ing where the last sad rites were
performed.
ReidsviIle, N. c., Sept. 4.-Mr
Jonathan Robinson, one of the mos
valuable citizens of Reid5viIle ,dieC
this evening at 6 o'clock as re
suit of injuries sustained by kicE
frem his driving horse YESTERDAY
afternoon while he was riding be
tween here and LaWsonville. Th'
deceased was about 45 years of age
He. is survived by his mother an(
sisters. He was prominent bushes
man of this place.
New York, Sept. j. B. Duke
multi-millionaire, president OF tn
American Tobacco Company. who's
sudder marriage last November
Mrs. Lillian n. Fletcher McCred
created such a sensation at the tim
by reason of the magnifcence an
exeesses of the scenes following tn
ceremony, has filed papers in SUI
for divorces against his wife, i
which he makes sensational charge
of his wife's infdelity during hi
absence in Europe since the first (
July last.
The figures just made public sho'
that there was another heavy Ill
crease in the volume of bank no.
circulation during the month
August. The total circulation
now 1912, ,22O,067, the month
addition being no less than IS, 248, On
This increase is said to be due large
to the reduction OF deposI
of public money in bank
and the use of the bonds to prote
deposits for circulation purposes il
stead. The note circulation is nc
more than twice as large as it W
before the passage of the act
March, 1900, which greatly libe
allied the conditions of issue on t
basis of United States bonds.