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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
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Un repTeaentante de eLa Cores
pondenCi6S h9blando con el Jefe de Ii
pOlicfS eAta ms fIsnR, y Oy6 de sue Is
bios que 81 no ofreci6 gArantfaB & m:
die egpg0teSO y qusa0lo diio que man
tendr6 81 Orden 1biicO y &uxiiiara &
Quien 10 HoliCitara.
Ell lunes empezSr8n CalebFRPge
ante el jatz municipal denurciaa con
motivO de los ac0ntecimentcs de los
hechos oCuFridos 81 dia prinnero de
Agosto.
Varios ComeFciantes aI por mayor
de este Ciudnd pYesi6idos por q gobsr-
nador Winthrop. celebrarOn esta ma
mana una COZ fsTencia. El fe Hamill
encontrSbAse eDtre l0G ConCurFentes.
-,Ha ado detenidb en- LArea 81 indi.
yiduo HiIario Aponte J LaIo Rpca.
oCup6ndole IN CAb&llO y una aillR de
montSr.
Ell saYganto L6ptz Disk. de Jua-
M Diaz, da Cuenta p0r teI6gra f0 de
que en- eI barrio GCintFonGo fu6 incen-
diado 81 tee h de L. casa de ComeTCiO
E1piridi6 IrizRrry. sin perjuici0 pro.
Viaiones nj deSgFRcias persOnsles. EL
Juez conoCe del hecho por creerlo IN,
tencional.
En- MaySeu Celebr6se ayer an
emeetirgD ObrerO en- el balloon de II
Federation Libre, FeinandO el 0rden
mas complete.
ct nino Luis Viera fee curad0 en-
81 cusrto de s0corros Dor ell practiCAn.
to de guardiR aefior Liauger, de que
maduFas en- d parte anterior del cue.
Ilo. houbrO y pecho. r! hech0 fu6
casual y el min estS de grAvedSd.
-Ha Did6 nombrAdO cRrtero SuStl-
tuto en- log del infOrtunadO Ramon
Lopez. Juan Rodriguez SJgado. Ests
fo6 carterO propietariO un3 Vez. que'
dRndo Ouprimida "a plgz z Sc NGegurR
que 90 nombramient0 Eets detnlt1yO
Ghora.
Ell aIcsIde de Ii ciudsd entreg6
ayer ( Ra viudR de Ramon Lopez.
500. 10 que se enC0ntFAron en- 0us F0'
pas eli dia de 50 muerte.
Aver tRrde entr6 en- 9! puerto
procedepte de Europa SAlnt Iho-
me- al Vapor aleman eKrh3iiDgan.
Me mana por ID noche pc xhlDlFan
an eI ePArque BoFinqueI0 bonitRS VlS-
tas cinemafc grafcAS. -
La sen 1ritA COCks, de Ia oficina
de correos se> euCuentrA an uSO de
Iicencie an IOs Eat0dos Unidos.
Eats tarde Gali6 de New Yol K con
direction 6 cate puerto q VApor EPhl"
-EI microbes. ( las / y 80 p. m. Ge
racoierS en-, lR administra aCi6n de CO.
rreos de esta CiudSd ID correspondent
Cie que ha de conducir 8 Los EstAdos
Unidog eI vapor GCaraCas
-Don Ramon DfGz. sObrestante de
obras p6blicas municipRles hR SOliCisA-
do an mes de licencia.
-Et aefioF Manuel Reyes Silva,
enapleado del acueducto hR heCho una
. eoIicitud pidiend0 licencia. L
-Hs faIIeCido IN hijo del antique
enplaado del ayunt9mientO de esta
ciudad, don FfRnCiSCO Qujl anO' Vlctl'
Ton de rspida enfermedad.
La iuntR local de SInidad hA dis
nuesto II Immediate fumiRaci6n de una
csa9 de PuertR de TERRA, en- dCndC
fsIIeci6 un individuO vfctima de car
bunclO. We
Los doCtores Lippit y Lugo Win
auxiliaron & sus CompR6erOs Los medl
coa deI municipio On 10 CurS de IoS ne
! TidoE de Is noche del maTtee. concu
rriendo d hospital y hacienda Operk
rRciOneS de CiFujiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
La HUELGA..
ACtiud del COmaTGIO ImpOTtadOT
yaI detail.
carta al Mayor de la ciudad.

Carta al Mayor de la Ciudad.
El aICalde Todd recibi6 aver Il 81
guient9 carts:
San Juan P. r. Ag0sto 4. de 1905.
Sr. AlCAlde Municipal de San J uRn.
Querido 81 d DR.:
L9S que suScribimos ID pres ente,
niembr0s perteneCienteS Sl COmerCi0
importador y 81 detail de esta capital
tenemOs 8 bien solicit9r de usted, que
an viatS de ID DituaCi6n Rn6mRla que
produce ID prOlongsda , persistente
huelQa de lost bAjadores de l0G nue.
Hes de San Juan. y ID de los Carreros,
ouy0 aCtitud aCRrreR enOrmeS peFlul-
clos 81 COmerci0 y ID COmunidad en-
general, UoliCitAmos do ga bepeyoIen'
OiG, C0nvoque para ms EanR 18bado unG
As0mbIea ms gna de tpdOs los conner
ciRntea impOrtAd0res y aI detail, parl
en- ellis OdoptAr inteligentes medidaS
que deteHminen an Hemedio ID pre-
gante HituOCi6n. aFmonizand0 y Concl
liandO Isa parties que disputan sean
Ios tPsboiOdoreG On hueIgG y laI New
York g Porto Rico s. s. Co.
SuplicAnnos Acepte eBts intervenCi6I
cue 6 nueatr0 iuiCiO puede dar 6n 9
presente COL fiCtO hGCiend0 FeatableCe
tranquilidad 6 t0dol los hAbitanteG
Muy FoSpetu0samentes
BaQusr0 & G6ndRrR, BenitQ zAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Un. amigo de- Jayuya inf6rmanos
que Los SfGs. Ff1tOS 2. HeFedia Pc
dFo Sancho, cuyo paradero inqui' fG-
MOI. &c Gncuent tan en- ell propio blrri0'
de Jayuyu, ell primero dedicado 9 10
siembra do Cnf6 y el segu9do recol &C.
tandO una t0IR de tAbAcO de su pro-
piedad.
Rcgamos. puess dichos sehofe9 se
si1van COAtestar & nuestrag csrts O..
pueg les que reitaradamente Ies hemoa
eSCrito nos han sido devuelt2s sin que
oOmUepa Dor quien. d. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Telegrama de Ia POlicna:

.1afa PSliofs. San Jusn.-A Ia II
- NJ bov decIar6ae incendiO casa de
HsnnoI M He3iIIa caIIe Willie, quemSn.
5oSa % totaVmente. EstabS deaOOupRdA
80 : T"So0nrsda~en mil dollars. Hal sido
Sv~oSFSJ ~ Jo an nni6n de otrO individuO
que con 81 trRbBjo. El faego 90 CO.
muniO6 & Ia casa cOntigua delSrI GS'
tsy Cuya casa eatS tAmbi6n Gs'gur5ada
pero pudo saIvarSe. 81 fuego n0 hay G
dudo de que ha sido intentional. 81
praCtiOsn investigGCioneS: jns4 en-
tiende an ell aaunto.-CApitsn Sllen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

c. ooroanta favorablemente lR CO.
.:4,,5 ;,oN"-C;HI an an informaci6n DEF
Sefior Mckee, representante actd q On
Puerto Rico, de ID Prenss Asc claES:
He cirCuIAdo una hoja gueIta hr'
.Sa ~ ncS i eIcaIde. invitando al CO.
nasrS ,,asvoio M n.ra I'M reunion que soIuCio-
"e q IT," S~1 diStritoS az d iSIa donde ha
aldo diOminuida u pOliCia insuIaF % r
siente dc d falts de Los guardla1 que
nreptan GerviCi0 en- San Juan:
DE t0das parties de IL iSls vlener
49, 80 oCn motiv0 az Ios SumentdB he'
choS en- Ias tasaciones de la pr0pledad'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

duondo. ArFivf HermanoE, CerecedO
HeFmRnoS 6 Co, SucesOreg de Perez
HePm7n0s. Juan CoTt1nez. Domingo
Demfnguez. Sucg sores de j. BlauC0 &
Co., Manuel p Lorenzo, Ga briel Se'
gura, A. Su6yez & Co. Vds. de j.
Perez & Co., r. Paniagua & Co.,
Gambler MTAntaner & Co.. SuCesOres
de M. L0D.bR & Co., Luifi1 Herm9'
nos. L. PIanas Martf. Antonio TerueI,
Freirfa & Co., Isidro A. Sane Ghez. Su'
CesOFeR de IzQuierdO & Co.. Herman
Targa & Co., Santisteban CAaverrl q
Co., PaIacios & Co.. BRlasquihe & CO..
SuceaG res de GGmarra. F4ustO f.
CsmpIoamor, e. Rodriguez Manuel
M6n6ez. AleisndrO M6ndez. jose Gal,
dag. Manuel Carols, B. Fern zudez 4
Co. AIeiandrO Perez, Jose Fern6n
dez, MarCalinO Fern6ndez. Eduardo
QuiutanG. HilaHi0 Santos g Co., A
Alvarez Herman0s. SuCeaOreS de Ol
vas & Co., Am6riOO Salas. 5. MeIol
& Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Sra Mahle Bradford. ealIe Church No. 13,
Secretaria de Ia Whittier Orator1o SocleVy'
escribe 10 siguiente: T.
..T = Dar,,no es caerfan,eufe una ntedicina
u,arCv,5IEGca Carq Eog DadecI01ReutOS de Ia
muller. He dido & n7uc10Ss elOgEandO aIa-
n7enfe Ia Peruns y n1ereCe pOr mi eXPerT-
encia Ia m&s alta On1endaci6n .
ssFIace un aiIO empecG Sentir fuerfes do
EOreS en- IR espaEda, cauSadOS pOr Hn resfrAadO'
y cada mes me frlfa dolores angHstiaS.
.sCa me recef6 stg re0yedIo v eli efecfO que
hizO en- n1fSiSfen1a fu& n1ds que bHenO! cIeFLa-
r11enfe he FeCuperadO mi saIud y mis- fHeEzaSS
ynO sufrO n16S dolores nj faHgaS. r-0IefO1e
Bradford. 3-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

New York, Agosto 5, l 80 p, m.
Comunican de Tanger que ell
Sultan Feconcentra tropas en- Fez y
en- otras poblaciones del ImperiO,
temeroso de una insuFrecci6n for
midable que SO afirma prePara nue.
vamente ell bandido Raisuli.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Tina marcia de poIicfa insular
a cabaIlO recoPre los muelles de Ia
Ciuda1 hacienda servicio de viii-
lancia en- ellos'
-Psrejas de- policia arm madas ae
carabinas y rev6lvers, Sc ven PoE
Puerta de TERRA y muelles ;.
Ell captain FeFn&dez N Rter, De
La pOlicfa insUlaP, SO encuantra en-
esta ciudad llamado pOr Ell cuartel
general De Ia policia.
Sc asegura que algun4s Ohcla-
les 1e Ia poIicia ser6n tra,Sladado'
entre los distintos diatritos de Il
isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
LO De MARRUECOS

Sc cree que de estallar este mo-
vimiento complicarfanse Las graves
cuestiOneS internaciOnales que res
pecto de MarFuecos habr$h de re-
solverse en- la conferencia del pro-
x,mo NOviembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
La cepci6n en- ell "MayRower. 2

Russia y del Jap6n:
Ell acto revisti6 gran solamnidad
Y Mr.. Roosevelt pl0nunci6 un brin-
dis en- que abogaba pOr la termi-
naci6n de la guerra en- Extreme
Oriente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

New York, Agosto 5, l-3O p. M.
Esta maflana dicen d. Washing
ton que tuvo lugar q bordo del
&MsJ flowers la reception organiza-
aa p0r ell presidente Roosevelt en-
honOr de los plenipotenciarios de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Estas Sefioras, encuentran en- Ia Pc
runa una cura Hgera y permanente.
Miles de testimonies de esta naturaleza
recibe todos los afios Ell DIR. Hartman.
Ell bien que la Peruna ha hechO en- estOa
casos no puede estimarse.
ST no obtiene satisfactoriO re-
I sultado del usO de la PeFuna,
escriba embellishments al Doctor
Hartman, dandole detalles de su en-
fermedad, y 81 con placer lie dara
gratis su vaIiosO consejO.
J Diriiase al Doctor Hartman, Presi- I
fdente del Sanitario Hartman, Co
GIumbus, Ohio, E. u. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Montao los eementos equedos pracca la
y protests dental
Trabaios Coronas Puntes Oeacon Dentaduras arales
con dentes orifcados e.
Todo garantzado q precioS sumamente m0dicOs.
doIor Ia nfunca de anest6cO lOalc
expresamente Undos
remas gabnete dental areglO los dtmOs
a aleantos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
Miles De MpJeres cnradas POr
Correspondence. EstO LO
Hsce Gratis FL Doctor
Hartman.

T,ss vouieres que, padecep debieran
1aar las evidencias que presentanos
aouf. Teuenaos miles de cartaS de
Tnuieres agradecidas que relatan la
Inisma historic.
La mitad de los padecimientos propios
de In muier. son de caracter catarrai.
Debilidades femeniIes no Sc entendfan
Por muchos amos.
EIDr. Hartman merece ell cr@dito por
haber determinado Ell caracter Feal oe
Este enfermedad. IA ha hecho un largo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

En- esta imprerta 90 vende papel d.
peri6diccs viejog. & $500 quintat'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
LUTO EN- LA CORTE.

New York, AgOsto s, l.3O P. M
La muerte del principe de AstU-
rias ha causado hondo duelO en-
Ia COrte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

Sc han recibidO numerOSos men
safes de p6same De todas parties del
mundO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

g de Ia CA000(o emf
aGdosra es lpaso
O enesy no
enTmeda md deblta sd dds @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05
COMO SE sALAR0N DOS HERM0SAS SEn0RAS
DEL GETARR0 PELWC0 Con Ia AYUDA De Ia PE-RU-NA
ebdad En- La uer PeIVic0 La Peru
EI catarrO Adonde Quiera Que Sc LOcafce


Sra Lizzie Redding Clifton Place, No, 31s4 B. st.
Louis, Mo-, E. u. de A., escribe como Eigues
tsDesDueS de haber prObad6 Parias medfGInas
Dara recuDerar mi SaIHdi Ia Peruna faS Ia 6nica
en- Ia cuaI pude depender. Empec& 4 t0marla
cLEand0 Ia debHidsd excitaci6n de los neFVfOs me
tenEan cast p0Sfrada.
ssLa Drfmcra SenIana Seud neiOF y continue
tonlandO Ia Peruna haSEa que recupeTs mi SaIud
mi fuerzaS. "..-Lfzgie Reddt1g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-05

New York. Agosto 5, 1 80 p. m.
Un despacho de Madrid informa
que esta maf1ana falleci6 en- aque-
la capital el principe de AstuFias.
Los m6dicos llegaron q abrigar
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21
A ON
FERTILIZER Tags Purchased for Purposc
of Indicating Heavy Use of Ferti-
lzCp

Charges which come from Barbour,
county, Alabama, to the effect that
large quantities of fertilizer tags have
been purchased IN hat state with a
view solely to creating the impression
THAT there has been heavy increase in
1.-THE sale and consumption of fertilizers
THE object being to depress the cotton
market, have created mild sensation in
THE circles of the Southern Cotton AS
lsociatiOn and the state department of
agriculture here.
The Barbour County Agricultural AS
~lsociation, according to dispatches pub
Il1shed this morning, passed resolutions
asserting that large quantities of loose
fertilizer tags had been shipped in cars
Headed with commercial fertilizers into
1.-THE peighborhood embracing the mem
bership of this association; that these
tags were not bought for use but with
"a view to creating the impression that
a larger acreage was being cultivated;
THAT it is the belief of the association
THAT the reported increased sales of
fertilizers in Alabama and Georgia is
predicted upon the sale of tags not at
ltached to fertilizers sold, but for tie
purpose of swelling the apparent sales.
land that as a matter of fact, there has
lbeen a decrease in the use of fertil-
Iizers in that particular section.-At-
panta dispatch to Augusta Chronicle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21
BIG MODEIsN HOTEL
One Complete i'm Every Particular to
be Built at Rocky Mount.

Rocky Mount, n. c., April 15.-lt is
rumored and generally believed TO be
a fact that Rocky Mount will have n
new and thoroughly u%p-to-date hotel OF
at least 40 to 80 bedrooms.
Negotiations have been going on for
some time by those interested, who
have been endeavoring to secure a good
location on West Railroad street. about
two hundred yards north OF the Coast
Line station.
1t can be stated upon good authority
that it is almost certain that the lot
has been secured or will be In a short
while, and work will soon begin OH
the building. An old experienced no
tel man now of Richmond. Va. AMI
citizens of Rocky Mount are prime
movers Of the enterprise. The lot i'm
question Is 75x15O and conveniently
situated for a hotel. IT'S also believ.
ed here that i'm the building OF this
hotel 1t will be SO constructed and fur
|nished as to induce the northern tour
lists TO stop over here for awhile as a
break in the trip to Florida and other
southern winter resort states.-Speciai
to News and Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21
BoWSer
Knocked Out
His New Mode Of Living Is Too
Much For Him, and He
Gives 1t Up.
TIRES OF OLD T
Taken For a Tramp and Half Starved,
He Capituates-Orders and
Eats a Banquet.

copyright, 1906. by T. c. McClure.1
IN URING the second night of Mr..
Bowser's simple life" he had
dreams. He dreamed of cod
fish. cornmeal, cold potatoes
and raw turnips. He dreamed Of old
clothes, going barefoot and sleeping on
straw beds. He dreamed that he was
trying to get into a first class restau-
rant to order juicy beefsteak. creamed
potatoes, asparagus with butter gravy
and all else good, to be followed by a
bottle of champagne, but that the Rev.
Charles Wagner stood In his path with
a sled stake in his hand and warned
him to turn back and be satisfied with
|burdock leaves.
Four different times during the night
his groans and yells aroused Mrs. Bow
ser, and when the hour for getting up
arrived he looked like a man who had
been lost in a huckleberry swamp for
a week. She felt sorry for him, and yet
she said:
"You are ten minutes late this morn
ing, but the cook will have your fried
bread and Goldfish all ready.
Mr.. Bowser glared at her and was
on the point of giving expression to
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21
TRINTrY,s SOUTHERN TEp
Record Made Was q Very Good Ono.
Annual Sophomore Debate.
(Snecial fo The Messenoe, ,

Especial to The Messenger.l
Trinity Park, Durham, April IL
The annual sophomore debate of Trim
Iity College, held under the auspices of
the English department, came of Sat
Iurday night and the prize, a handsome
set of Shakespeare, presented by MIR.
James H Southgate, was awarded to
Mr.. Holland Holton, of Durham The
lsecond best speech was made by Mr..
III. Z. Jerome, of Pittsboro. and the de-
bate was decided in favor of the affir-
lmatiye. The question vas Resolved,
That the legislature of North Carolina
lshOuld enact a law providing for the
compulsory education of all children
between the ages of 8 and IA years for
lat least four months in the year"
The debaters were: Affirmative,
Messrs. J. Il. Jerome, H. z. Spence. e..
IL. Phillips and III. Holton; negative,
tMessrs. L. b. Pendergraph, e. n.
Hoffman, J.. 81. Templeton and r. G..
iGoodman. DR.. w. 1. Crawford, Prof.
la. c. Mcintosh and Mr.. G.. c. Gree
lyer were judges of the debate.
The baseball team returned to the
park Saturday morning, after the all
Inual southern tour. Seven games were
lplayed, Trinity winning three, losing
three and playing the other one to a
~lstandstill. The record made by the
team was a good one, the boys being
particularly strong at the bat and be-
ing fortunate in having superior pitch
ers. Bradshur, the first pitcher, who
was given credit by the Atlanta and
Macon papers for being the best col
lege twirler in the South, struck out
las many as twenty-five men in II
tgame, II in his first three games ID
imen. Both pitchers allowed only 10
hits in the seven games, while the
team secured SO hits off their various
opponents. Two Of the players were
painfully hurt during the trip, both
laccidents taking place at Spartanburg
FRIDAY during the game with Wofford.
lWrenn, the catcher, had the misfor-
tune to get two fingers torn apart by
Ia foul ball, and Walker, a substitute
fielder. stumbled into a fence while
making a desperate effort for a long
fly. Wfenn will be unable to play In
the next few games and it may be that
he will be not able to 60 behind the
bat again during the season. Roper
will fill that position.
1t was learned with regret last even
ing that Harvard wished to cancel the
igame with Trinity to be played in
washington next Saturday. This game
WAS looked forward to with much in
%Iterest and a large number of students
lhad planned to accompany the team on
the northern trip. The reason given
10y Harvard for cancelling the game
was that their team would be unable
Ito make the southern trip in which the
Washington game was the most south
Tern.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21

lie Is q brainy man with quick percep-
ton and action. and keeps his corpof-
alton and the public in constant nar-
mony. His chief assistant swilI soon
have threei c. =. Smith. has ine qualA-
.fications. and pleasant tempcra nlenf,
which make him ~de<ervedly popular.
Warsaw should have a more commo-
|dious p~ostoffice and a fine new brick
big business done. n it receives six
daily mails by rail. has two X. +. d.
routes and a star route with kenaus-
vile twice per day. and the mail Is In
Icreasing rapidly. having increased 100
per cent. In the last three years.
]. Il. winders has been postmaster
-four years and was United States cotu.
missioner. He was born two miles
from Warsaw. He followed farming
land does yet. Twenty-on one years ago he
helped clear the way through the
woods for the future Warsaw In which
The owns good properties. and two miles
away by the A. c. l.. has 800 acres.
-Four years ago he introduced the John
lston. Batavia. n. T.. agricultural ma
,chinery. N sold n machine. now he
lsells two ear loads q season. Mr.. Win
tiers Is also a member OF the Bertrand
Lumber company. handling the output
lof several mills.
Miss Mankie Noble. the able postof-
flee deputy. has returned from a two
weeks holiday. Miss Noble was a
VERY successful pedagocue I'm Duplin
land Lenoir counties. and il q bright
land widely popular lady.
f.- nx.1 - f.-. ..I a. -.
lsaw tobacco warehouse were opened
1.-THE same day 9th Of August. Iaf9, and
both enterprises have proven success
full. ana the best Judges agree that
Warsaw viii handle 100000 pounds
lof tobacco during the season Of 1866.
The bank IL a beautiful building of
white Wilmington brick aud plate
lglass front. and Toes n good business.
with $1,000 capital. and has 5000 I'M
divided profits, Deposits have exceed
led $4,000 ut a time. The president IL
John :. Armstrong. president Of the
atlantic National Bank. OF Whining
ton. Vice president. the Hon. II. l..
Stevens. mayor Of Warsaw. president
Iof the Duplin Telephone company,
prominent attorney at law and 60
ahead citizen. n the cashier. IL. r.
I'e.rce, is also secretary of the toDaces,
warehouse. n accountant for the
tCaroiina Fruit Package company. He
owns Il G5-acre farm by the y. &. l..
and a lovely home with two acres In
Strawberries and beauties Of the floral
Kingdom. Mr.. Peirce graduated Mt the
Estate university and is an able finan.
lcier. and cultured gentleman.
Mayor Stevens says that Warsaw
WILL Don have brick sidewalks and
lofhcr improvements will be made. of
(which more anon.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21
GREAT DAMAGE TO TRUCK
Cold Snap Will Result in Heavy Losses
Around GoldsbOro-MayOr Hood
Kenominated.
Especial to The Messenger.)

GoldsborO, n. c., April 1.-THE cold
snap that struck this section last night
has done considerable damage to the
truck and fruit crops. Beans and peas
are raised more extensively around
G~oldsboro than in any section of North
Carolina, and when it is stated that
One-haf of these crops have been de-
StrOyed on account of frosts the extent
Ofthe damage "a be reckOned. Within
Il radius of five miles of GoldSbOrO
there are more than five hundred acres
planted in truck, which in ordinary
years will bringa return of from $1Oc
TO $50 per acre. BY the cold snap last
night and tonight one-half of the out
put has been destroyed. In several in
stances the truckers claim that 10 per
cent. of their crops have been destroy
ed. There was ice on the ground this
morning and the indications are now
that the thermometer will be lower to-
morrow morning than this morning.
h strawberry crop, which is now in
full bloom, will also suffer considera-
bly,. h shipments OF this luscious
fruit will begin in less than two weeks.
1Here Is Il large crop DetWeen mere ana
Wilmington and with fair prices the
producers will not suffer very much.
The result of the primaries today for
the nomination of a mayor for Colds
boro for the ensuing two years was no
surprise to the people of Goldsboro. 1t
mas been conceded all along thai
Mayor George E.. Hood would succeed
himselt and the voting in the prima-
lies today justified all the popularity
that his many friends had claimed for
him. His only opponent was Mr.. j. NJ.
Hollowell, a member of the last legis-
lature, who did not get more than one
fifth of the votes cast.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-04-21
Certainly.

81 went to consult my doctor the 9th
er morning" Sath Mii.sap. land he gave
me a bit of advice and charged me $40
FIR it. | didn't occupy his time more
than five minutes. It's all right for a
doctor to exact a reasonable fee, but I
don't think he ought to charge plumb
ers' rates for his time"
What was the advice he gave you,
may I ask said the professor.
HE told me 1 must give up my
pipe
Your pipe? Their he had a right to
charge you plumbers tes."-Chicago
Tribune.