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AND
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ui'.h the A. cH: N. C. R R. for Goldsborc
i nst,' hi, and Morehead Citv, and with
the V. N. &N. Ii. R. for Jacksonville
Wilmington, N. C , etc. Returnin;
leave Newbcin Monday, Wcdr.esd.u
and Friday. Stops at Roanoke I.-,
'and, Ocraeoke and Oriental in both
.direction.
Ticket on sale at Elizabeth Cit;
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isTinstoa, (oULsboro, Alorehead Cit"
.'.ml Wilmington, N. C.
J).ii! .- ail rail service between Eliza
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FORBIDS 1
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Dcn7i?ark Says ic is
Breach of the Neu
trality Laws.
a
m
wiiaens to ;'
Remoyal With her
Gf Lin o o i zs
St. Tliotik-.s, Jul ' 1 2
tcm pt was in. id ii tii
An c
Government U Di'erent '.lie
Americans from u.sintj ciyl:
thousand totis ot coal tlitr prop
erty of the Unite ! States. Gov
ernor Lcddermar. , ruler of the
islands uotified Consul Van
Horn of the United States that
American coal in the harbor
was a contraband of war and its
nse by Americans would be con
trary to neutrality laws and fur
ther stated that the removal of
the coal would be prevented by
the Danish gunboat now lying
in the harbor. Consul replied
that the Americans would re
move it by force. Ledderman
declared that he would call in
the help of the lorein warships
in the harbor. The matter was
referred to YVasuington.
All Luzon in Revolt.
Madrid, July 13. A German
cruiser brings a report that all
the island of Luzon is in revolt
against Spanish rule. It brought
a letter from Governor General
Augustine of the Philippines
which says, all is quiet, expect
an attack Ly the Americans on
fourteenth when their reinforce
meuts arrive.
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Postal Service to Santiago.
A dispatch from Atlanta says:
Colonel I.. M. Terrell, Superin
reudeut of thi Railway Ma
Service, left tonight for Santia
go, to establish a postal service
between that city and the Unix
ted States. He expects the govs
eminent to open up a postal ser
vice at the different points as
fast as tiiy ar captured, and
will arrange for a regular line ol
mail steamers.
Another Prize Captured.
Key West, July 15. Au Am
erican cruiser has just entered
the harbor with a prize schoon
er in tow supposed to be a Brit
ish schoouer captuted while at
tempting to run the blockade.
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To Protect Kloidike Treasure
ships.
Van Com er, B. C, July 12.
The British warship Amphion
and icamus have put to sea
hurridly to protect British subs
jects and to present the holding
up of British ships lor the pur
pose of looting, by Spanish pri
vateers said to be hidden Dixons
enterance to capture Klondike
treasure ships.
France offers to Mediate
London July 12. The French
Minister Delcaisse has notified
the Spanish Embassador Castillo
at Paris that the French govern
ment is ready to tender its good
offices though the French Era
barsador at Washington Inopen
ingnegotiations of peace if the
Madrid government consents.
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NO WORD YET.
The Family of lieutenant
Ship Eave Received No Do
tub of Eis Death Yet.
The family of Lieutenant
Shipp have not heard a word
trom Luba exceot the public
1
dispatches of General ShafUr
announcing his death, though
cablegrams tave been sent and
every means exhausted to get
some news as to the detail" of
his trapic death, how he was
wounded or where lie was
buried. General Shelter's of.
ficial dispatch leaves no hope
that the gallant oflicer lives.
The blow is rendered doubly
hard to b?ar because of the ina
bilily to secure any details.
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marked, and when the war is
over the body will be brought to
North Carolina to lie with the
remains of his distinguished an
cestors. His grave will not ouv
ly be a place vhere his loved
ones will cover with flowers,
but it will be the pride of the
State to mark it as the resting
place of a noble soldier who
gave his life for his country's
flag.
'I Believe In God."
War brings out other things
than evil. It not only puts
men to the test and discloses
bravery that makes all the world
applaud, but it shows that the
men who are the fiercest in bat
tle are humble Christians. In
publishing the account of the
conduct ct the men on the Tex
as, this paragraph appeared in
the press dispatches:
"Capt. Philip called all hands
o the quarter deck, and with
bared head thanked God for an
almost bloodless victory. "I
want to make public 'acknowl
edgement here," he said, that I
believe in God the Father Al
nighty. I want all you officers
and men to lift vein hats and
from your hearts oiler silent
thanks to the Almighty." All
liats were off. There was a
moment or two of absolute si
lence, and then the overwrought
feelings of the ship's company
relieved themselves in three
hearty cheers lor their beloved
commander."
There is nothing iu the histo
ry of Cromwell's Ironsides more
inspiring than the recognition
of the God of battle.
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camp near Raleigh called
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of the Governor ot the State.
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were pitched and unanimously
agreed to call it "Camp Damn
Russell." He dates all his leters
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papers that way with cheerful
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change what was intended to be
a standing compliment to a per
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War Department this afternoon at 2:30.
Piaya del Kste, July 14 Have just returned from an in
terview with General T0r.1l and lie agrees upon the basis of
being returned to Spain. This proposition embraces all of
eastern Cuba from Aguadores.
the north, via Palma. with practically the 'Fourth Army
have been appointed to meet at 2:30 this
ofternoon to definitely arrange terms,
( Signed) W. R, SH AFTER.
Later Toral has surrendered Santiago. He has ac
cepted the terms offered by the U. S. which were simply to
send the Spanish troops back to Spain at our expense.
There will be 110 more fighting at Santiago, and no more in
all Cuba until the fall. The surrender of Santiago is said
to mean that Spain will sue for peace and make the best
terms she can. Possibly the Campaign against Porto Rico
will now go on. The Spanish troops will be sent to Spain
immediately. Our troops will be withdrawn from Santiago
as quickly as possible. Garcia's forces aided by 5,000 reg
ulars will be left in charge. General Shafter will be Mili
tary Governor of Eastern Cuba.
P7ht3n3jLa:id;d In Cuba,
Madrid July 14. Au official
dispatch from Havana -says that
the steamer San Domingo has
arnvea at vera runta irom
Mexico, laden with provisions.
It also says that Pinar Del Rio
has been set afire and bombard
ed by the American warships.
The San Domingo is supposed
to be the vessel reported wreck
ed by the American oltlcials at
Key West yesterday.
Cervera Goes To Annapolis.
Portsmouth, N. IL.July 14.
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Admiral Cervera and the other
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Cannot Accept Peace Yet.
Madrid, July 14. The F)poca
sees a certainty oi au organiza
tion of carlists and advises the
Government to occupy the
northern provinces with troops
immediately. Sagasta declares
that Spain cannot accept peace
propsitions which the American
newspapers ascribe to McKinley.
Captain General Blanco wires
Correa from Havana that the
steamer San Domingo, from
Mexico with a cargo of Spanish
stores, went ashore at Punta
Cartas.. Americans set fire to
the ship which with cargo was
destroyed.
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Peace Again Proposed.
Washington, July 12. Peace
rumors are flying thickly about
Washington and Madrid but
nothing upon which to base
them is made public, meanwhile
the siege ot Santiago is being
pushed as'rapidly as possible in
persuance of Shatters plans,
wdiich are to avoid the loss of
life as much as possible. Wat
son's squadrou is not reported to
have sailed for the Spanish
coastyet.it probably will not
sail until Santiago is disposed
of.
The government is feeling
sanguine mat bantiago will
soon De settled and is turning
its attention to Porto Rico. All
available transports have been
ordered south to convey troops,
which are being rapidly equip
ped. The present plan is to with
draw a part of the regulars and
volunteers frem Santiago for
Porto Rico, their places to be
supplied by fresh volunteers
from various camps. It is
thought that Santiago will be
governed by immune regiments.
The indications are that the
Porto Rico expedition will not
be long delayed.
Lieut. Caney Woods Rough
Riders is'atthe War Department
today. He desciibed the battle
to the Department officials and
was made a lion of. Caney is
badly wounded and on crutches.
He says that excessive humidity
rather than high temperature
prostrates the troops.
Madrid Discusse.s Peace.
Madrid, July 12. Possible
peace is being widely discussed
in political circles and by the
press. The latter states that
Spain is prepared forpeace pro
vided it implies the loss of Cuba
only. Carrea says he vvill no
longer oppose peace negotiations
providing the conditions impos
ed are not too eroneous.
Merrittat Honolulu ou The
Fifth.
Victoria, B. C, July 14. The
steamer Warrimo, which arrived
here reports that General Mer.
rite arrived at Honolulu on the
fifth of July.
Spanish Spies Leave,
Montreal, Jnly 13. Dubosc
and Carnza, the heads of the
Spanish spy system in America
sailed this morning on the
steamer Ottatnau for Liverpool.
The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa.,
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May Lose lies Eyesight.
The Wilmington Messenger
says that Private Rczicr.who was
hurt at Fort Macon by an ex
plosion on the 6th of July, has
been taken to the United States
Marine Hospital, at that place.
It is hope 1 the wounded sol
dier will not lose the sight of
his eye, but no doubt he will be
disfigured for life. He is about
22 years of age, and is the only
son ol a wuhiwtd nu ther. who
lives iu Inu.aita He was in
Dallas, Texas, when war ws de
ciarc
d though
he had a
oo ! j i m
the railway
mail
scrv
he resigned aral enlisted
in the :eirular artillerv
ei vice.
Explosion of a Powder Mill.
Pomptou Lake, N. Y., Jnl
12. An explosion occuircd thi
morning at the Lailin Ram
Powder Company's works. It
supposed to nave been causer
by the blowing up of a boiler
They have been making a large
government order for smokeless
powder. Over fifteen were
killed and many iniured by the
explosion. The place was
eruarded bv five companies o
the Third New Jersey Volun
tetrs
Phiiipine Insurgents Captured.
Madrid July 12. An offlcia
dispatch from Ilolio says tha
Aguinaldo is patrolling the coast
with a squadron of merchant
men. The dispatch adds that
two bands of the "insurgents
have beeeu defeated and three
of the leaders captured and
shot. No further news has been
received.
Yellow Fever in Santiago.
Washington, July 14. Col
Taylor who arrived from Santi
ago, says the city is reeking
with yellow fever and that Gen
Shatter knew it ten days ago
When the city talis it vvill be
surrounded by troops but only a
few will be allowed to enter.
No Cuban will be allowed to en
ter the city; as a repitition of the
Caney looting is feared.
No Deaths From Fever Yet.
Washington, July 14. Sur
geon General Steinberg of the
Army says there are nolatalities
from disease among the army in
Cuba, and that the yellow fever
so lar is of a mild type.
If you would have an abuudauce of
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Ecgland for Peace,
Madrid, July 14. The Duke
of Almadoin admits that the
British Ambassador to Spain
has made semisofficial represen
tations for peace.
Spanish Privateer a Fake.
Chamberlain S. D.,July 14.
The ' Spanish privateer" sup
posed to be lying in wait for re
turning Klondike treasure
ship, passes to be the steamer
Sagal belonging to a South
Dakota synicate, flying the Dutch
flag, and quite harmless.
The First North Carolina
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Florida.
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General Brooke Or
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Department today ft: pc::din
the furt': r shi
Miient ol troops to
Santiago.
Those in progress at
Tamn.T, wert s.tt,-: if
('i"-'- Ik IS
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The only occupation will be
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garrison for
The steamer Olivette, now at
Norfolk loaded with sick am
vvnnn l.il i 1
u.,,av.vi suiuicii, uas ijceu or
dered to proceed to New York
t
anu await instructions as to the
disposition of her passengers.
Surgeon Lagarde cables from
Siboney today that the steamer
beneca sailed for Norfolk with
05 sick and wounded.
General Brooks has been or
,lAi ,1
ucicu uoiu cinckamanga to
Washington, for a conference it
is supposed relative to the Por-
to Rico campaign,
Tort turns for a ii:iraii(iiu
Station.
Washington, D. C .July 14.
1 he garrison at Dry Tortugas
has been ordered to vacate im
mediately and the island is to be
turned over to the Maine Hos
pital service for a quarantine
station, it's former use.
Strike to be inaugurated.
a .
Altooua, Pa , July 14. Min
ers is to number .ooo and des
maud a new scale equivalent to 10
percent in advance. If a favorable
reply is not received by the 2SU1
r . 4- 4. ! - ..41 1
"'swiu me strike win De inau
gurated.
Murderess Sentenced.
New York, July 12. Mrs
Martha Place, the ror.viril
nurderess who strangled her
stepdaughter was this morning
sentenced to be electocnted nt
Sing Sing on Auguest 29th.
Ewart Appointed Tnitcil
States Judge.
Washington, D. C, July 14
The President to day appointed
lainiltou G. Kvvart, United
States Judge for the Western
North Carolina District. Tudce
ivart, was nominated some
mouths ago, but failed of Con
lrmation owing to charges ol
a professional nature being pre
erred against him.
Over a I5illion Dollars for
Hoinls.
Washington, D. C, July 14.
he Bond Subscription close at
3 o'clock p. m today. The total
subscription is over a billion
dollars.
Win you battles against disease by
acting promptly. One minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results.
When taken early it prevents consump
tion. And in later staires it 'furnishes
prompt relief. Griggs & Son.
The British Consul at Manila
of whom a Spanish lady made
inquiry as to whether she would
be safe when the Americaci
look possession, and if thev
were as bad as Spanish paper?
represented, quieted her fears
thus: "Madam, honor and vir-
tue are safer today iu Manila
than they have been in three
hundred years."
A well deserved tribute to
American honor and reverence
for women coming as it dots
Irom a high source, for which
the Consul has our best bow.
There is more Catarih in this Fac
tion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few j ears was supposed to be incura
ble. For a great many years doctors
pionounced it a local disease, and pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly failing to cute with iocai treat
ment, pranounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to be a con
stitutional disease, and ihejcfoie :c-
quires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by I J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken internally in doses from
10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts di
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollats for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimo
nials. Address,
F. J. CHKNEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist, 75c.;
Hill's Fatnilv Pill. are the best.
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A ho;. .,.:. I),Ml,.ra and Shipper,, f
It in J of
TH7
lit FULTON FISH M.MtKKI,
7N ri:W YOKli.
Wc work hanh rfor the intei
est of the Southern lisheniKi
than any house in the business.
If your St--nv.il i , not iugool o -, r
let us Lnow,
r'-Wc phii ;,ln y no Agents
and Fay no Commissions.
SCHOONERS
ARK IJHING-
CAPTURE I)
AND MUST HIv
UNLOAD B !
-CALL AT-
BERGERON'S
Job For ICverybody To
UNLOAD - SCIIOOXKRS
hlcady ICiiiploymciit for
11
during the Summer
Don't wait until your Wheel
gives out before you have it im
paired. Brind it to
P. DeLON,
An Exoerienced tlir.ur l
Repairer.
and have it put in perfect order.
Work executed promptly and
prices at living rates. -
My shop is thoroughly equip
ped with all modem improve
ments, and what can't be repair
ed in DeLon's ihon ran'f he
ixtd this side of the factory.
A lull stock of Bicvclc Sup
plies always ou hand at l.nvcst
prices.
Shop No. ao, Matthews St.,
KUZAETH CITY, N.
Bayside House
KITTY rjaWK, CI. C,
W. J. TATE, Prop.
1 NEW BUILDING, COMPLETE? SEP
TEMbfr R 1, 1897.
!.-11 'lSi V t-tt i Itoiuiil.
beautifully located -t the Utnd of
Kilty Hawk. ! ay half mile from Atlan
tic Ocean. A Veritable Faiadise for
the Summer Visitor. H.-ie the Sum
mer Visitor can Jiathe, Sail. Row, J-iib,
Kide through Virgin l'iae Foreits or
Shoot S3;ore JJirds to his heart's con
lent. Climate as pure and healthy a
the South affords. Mean Ttn;j;ei3tBre
for pat Decade ; Summer. 74 ))cg ree ;
Winter, .jj Degrees. Telegraph Office
and Telegraphic connections to all
points. J'ost Ofiice iu Huildirjg and
Daily Mai's. .V", miles from Klizabeth
City; 12 mi! s irom Ui.-toric Roanoke
Island
Reached fiom IUizabclh Citv by
Stmt. Ray every Tuc-hday. Ihuisday
and Saturday. Table supplied with
the Lest. Rate.-, reasonable.
WAITED,
Tiiniii Cooper
Write or call to see II. T.
Greenleaf, P. O. Pox 25, Kliza
beth City, N. C.
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