The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-30
PERSON AL.
Gen. W. r. Cox is here

Gen. W. r. Cox is here.
Mrs. T. J. Walker, a prominent
ady of Charlotte died Saturday
night.
The Misses Bishop left yesterday
for Norfolk to be present at the launch
ing Of the Raleigh.
The Charlotte Chronicle states that
Mr.. and Mrs. X +. l.. Bunch return
ed there Monday from Raleigh.
Mr.. w. o. Smith leaves this morn
ing for trip through the North and
West; he will not return before au.
tumn.
The bills for Russelrs jolly come
dians, who, April 9th, will present
The City Directory" were pu, up
yesterday.
Mr.. Zeb. V. Walser, well known
as the State senator from Davidson,
becomes the deputy revenue collector
for the Salisbury district.
Rev. Mr.. Cuninggim, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Hen
dersOn, is holding a protracted meeting
there with gratifying results.
Among yesterdays arrivals were
Hon. ii. +. Shaw and wife, of Wales.
Massachusetts. Shaw University here
is named in honor of Mr.. Shaw, who
has made large gifts to this institution
Messrs. John Haywood and Charlie.
Ferrall, who for six months have been
at Demopolis, Ala buying cotton for
+. n. Lee IL Co., returned yester
| day, to remain until the next season
opens.
Col. John ID. Cameron, the news.
paper veteran, is here. Ii is very
pleasant to hear his "reminiscences of
old times in Raleigh. He was, some
forty years ago, the manager of the
telegraph office here.
Revenue Collector White yesterday
=, received report of the seizure at
Bason, Rockingham county, of an so
gallon illicit distillery. 1t was the
property of T. G. Wall, who was also
captured, and is in Jail.
Some North Carolina politicians now
in Washington assert that Col. Poll
will be nominated for President by tn.
), third party, and declare that he is moi
d being considered for the Vice Presi
J. Dental candidate. They believe thai
S either Donnelly or Weaver will be th,
g nominee for Vice President.
I, Capt. Henry +. Orr, one of the bes,
known newspaper men in eastern Vir
ginia and North Carolina, died at Nor
folk Sunday. He was gallant sol
d dier in Mahone's brigade. In 1865 b.
l. became editor of the Morning Star a
l. Wilmington, remaining in that posi-
)i ton until 1880, when he went bacl
Is to Norfolk and became associate edito
Ii of the Virginian He wasla strong sr
t. er and popular man.
Among terday's arrival. at tn
Yarboro were DIR. Schenck and Mis-
Rebecca Schenck, Greensboro; X. T.
Holt, Burlington; n. A. Ramsay. w
+. Foster, Durham; Maj. and Mr.
re Stuart w. Cramer, Col. A. L. Smith
re Charlotte; +. B. Sturgeon, Apex; 4
e. G. Parsons, Wadesboro; III. G.. Wal
IL Rockingham; L. l.. Emry, Weldor
IN G. B. Watson, Winston; II III. Car
IN land, Greensboro; j. II. Ferree an
ar wife, Randleman; Mrs. {. G. Vardel
r. Mrs. J. f. Rumple, Miss J. I
re Thompson, New Bern.
IS, In the private car of Maj. Wind,
m at the Johnston street station yeste
~ day morning were Gov. and Mrs. Hol
n, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Haywood, Mr.
;s c. b. Wright, Mrs. +. c. Laird ar
m private secretary Telfair. Maj. Wi
be der was sick, and to his great regr
IN could not play the part of host to d
q, party, who were his special guests. i
q l:30 the car left, attached TO Il
:, regular train for Portsmouth. Car
:, William Smith and members Of
ce family left for Portsmouth a. 5 o'clo
+. yesterday afternoon, IN his car.
.rd The Charlotte Chronicle, speakil
us of the military board in session her
in says the regulations as prepared W
At not be published until Gov. Holt a
| proves them. 1t adds that two of Il
mt. members of the board from Chariot
eat Col. A. l.. Smith and Maj. Cram,
al who returned there Sunday, were m6
elf. loquacious as to the entertainment
in given them by the Governor and
7ed DR.. Hubert Haywood. The only {
the lection they had to the former, tn
ky declared, was that they had to 60
,ne full dress uniform, their belts prever
n ing their enjoying to the fullest exte
uch the magnificent supper. The emit
is tainment by DIR. Haywood was lit
ich less formal and belts were discard.
till The Charlotte members of the boa