The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
DEATH OF DIR. HAYWOOD
ONE or clR0LIyA's MOST FRONT
WENT PaYsIcIAxs.
HAD Charge OF ssabreoks Hospital Here
Durine the war--A Bogus faroon
vendor--stcck Raising.

RALEIGH, y. G.. Jan. is.-SpeV'a''D'
y. Burke Haywood died this morn'ns
at II o'clock. after snort illness
of pneumonia superinduced by the grip.
lie WAS seventy years old and native
Of this city. his father having been Its
first mayor. DIR. Haywood was one OF
the abiest and most widely known pbysi-
clans in North Carolina. AS surgeon
in the Confederate army, he had charge
of the general military hospital here, ana
II seabrook's Hospital during the fight
around Richmond lie was also president
OF the medical board for granting dis
charges and furloughs.
For number OF years he was inc
president of a North Carolina medical
society. and for quarter or century
a member Of the board OF directors OF
the North Carolina insane asylum. At the
time OF the Grisscm scandal he was pres
idcnt Of the board.
Though his practice was very extern
sive, and allowed little time for author
chip. deceased made valuable contribu-
lions to medical literature. BY these he
made national reputation. Dr. haywood
leaves n widow. FIVE sons. and enc daugh-
ter The funeral will be held from Christ
church Saturday.
Selling Fraudulent Pardons.
The executive Office here Is In receipt
of letter from the sheriff Of Transylva-
MIA county which confirms the story pub
iished In the Times "a week or more ago
OF a daring fraud in that section.
This letter states that during
the month OF December stranger
who called himself OBrien. and who
appeared TO be about fifty or sixty
<s.-H.l.
j. Is. Galloway and Elizabeth Whitmire.
who live In the upper French Broad
Valley. In that county.
Both Galloway and Mrs. Whitmire have
a sor serving terms in the State peni-
Tertiary. and this man frauduleatly Sc
cured seyenty-three dollars from them for
the purpose. as he said. OF securing the
pardons OF their sons. lie claimed that
he owned the farm on which they worked.
and said that he would bring them home
the next week. He said also that Gov
ernor Carr married his niece Nothing
has been heard OF the man since he left
Pennsylvania.
The lawyers of Peter DeGraff, the Wins
ton murderer. have written Governor
Carr, asking that the death sentence be
COMMITTED to life Imprisonment. on the
ground that he is of unsound mind. They
also ask that expert medical examination
De ncin. NO actioh mas yet bten taken Dy
the Governor.
Governor Carr has ordered a change OF
court between Judges Shuford and Wins
ton. Judge Shuford will hold the spring
term OF Mcdowell court, beginning March
Eth. and Judge winston the summer term
OF Durham court Gune)
A Bishop a Chaplain.
The following military appointments
were made by the Governor to-day: The
ri. Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire Jr., |
bishop OF North Carolina, 10 be lieutenant !
and chaplain Of the State Naval batta- |
lions; DR.. II. l.. Burbank. of Wilmington |
lieutenant and surgeon, and T.. l.. Lati-
mer OF Wilmington. lieutenant and pay
master. All OF these appointments date
from January 18th. This is probably the !
only instance where a bishop of great
State is chaplain Of the military or /
but as Bishop Cheshire had |
been elected chaplain before his election
as bishop. he was unwilling to resign.
The encampment at Wrightsville. which
was bought by the city of Wilmington, at
a cost OF $500. and presented to the State
as permanent encampment for the
State militia. has been given up by the
and will no longer he used
for that purpose. This is in accordance
with a recommendation of the Attorney
General, who decided that the deed was
defective. the waterfront not having been
included IN The grant.
News reached here to-day that a four
boy had his leg caught in
he wheels of q mill near Monroe,
nd was so horribly crushed ana mangIed
hat he died.
managers has taken place at the Vnjyer-
ty. and the following young gentlemen
III preside over the terpsichorean festiyi-
es Of that occasion: Mr.. w. A. Graham
bief. and Messrs. Pat. Harty. John Mat
Ok, WIN Scott. ED. Wharton. Volney
rmstrong. and John Gregory
The University baseball team has gone
ITO training for the spring season. IL
I'll this year play Yale, Lehigh Yer
,ont. Georgetown. ana several southern
aams
over seventy-hve students are in at !
enhance at the law school.
Interest In Stock RaIsinc.
Stock-raising Is receiving more attention |
this State jest at present than ever
efCre. Probably the greatest sale Of |
ne horses ever had I'm North Carolina
III be held here February nth and Eth
Tomorrow being General Lees birth
ay and a legal holiday. all the banks
the city and departments at the capi-
u will be closed. This day was made a
oliday by the last Legislature.
Two young men in Wilkes county IN
crtook to serenade ncwiy-married
ouple with horns and tln-pans The
room went for the serenaders with MS
u and knucks, and successfully knocked
fcm out
News reaches here Of the very serious
mess or Col. David Bower. of Caldwell ,,
ounty, father OF Congressman w. III.
over, of the Eighth district.