The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-01
WAR ON THE GAMBLERS.
WINSTOy PREdCHERS AND NH"''
P1PERS MIXING 4 FIGHT
A sheriff Attacked by n Lunatlc-A" vi"
Negro Murdercd-Patrick' o""''
SMALLPOX Scare

WINSTON. y. c.. July A.-op'.''''
The prea ,hers. newspapers, anu JIM
are waeing war I'm Winston on gamDr"s'
Rev Mr. Caldwell, pastor OF the r'S'
PRESBYTERIAN church. preached STRONG
and caustic sermon onthe subject SUNDAY
night During mis- discourse ne saiu '"a'
there were only four ways 10 "aN'
money-viz.. inherit it. earn H. Deg H.
or steal 1t. He placed the gambler IN
the latter class.
The remains OF Rev. Or. ID. ". Daush-
ertv. who died here Saturday evening"
were sent to Baltimore for intermeht
The deceased at the time OF his death
was rector of Christ Episcopal chufch
Of Huron. o. He came 10 Winston TWO
months ago with the hope OF rccuperat-
ing and there was marked Improvement
In his condition, with bright prospects or
recovery until few weeks since, wheh
he suffered a relapse, under which ne
gradually declined. Or. Daugherty was
rector of st. Paul's Episcopal church, TINS
CITY for five. and had been at Huron
for eight years. He was a past chancei-
lor commander Of the Knights OF Pythias
Lodge OF Cleveland. Ohio.
\ majority OF WinstOn-Salem people
appear to be opposed 20 a release or the
North Carolina railroad 10 re Sod'nei y
Railway. especially just at TINS Time -
woll-knuwn railroad man SAID 10 me
to-day that he thought the state sho t..
operate the road IN connection Win 1i'
Atlantic and North Carolina iaiitoa..
He expressed the opinion that the H1dle
and other stockholders wonia lc"''~c
more money by operating II than iron, a
lease TO any company. II appears 10 p' hv
ssoret that n the Southern fails TO secure
the road. II will make It's main Inc W"
Winsrou-Salem running by MOcksNlli',
and extending the road from tne latter
place TO Charlotte via NoorosNii". 40
\ letter received here announces w
death In Jacksonville. Fla, OF AT. n ~.
NJ Lash. native OF Salem, VINO h It's.
sided I'm Florida for the past thlt'y - -. -
He leaves one daughter, Mrs; T. ~ 81
feet. of Salem, besides a nuihntI VI V''''
friends and relatives IN this Stale, ~,
Manager Sutton tells me that tne ,,'l
comnanv will soon begin putting I'm iou7
distance telephones. connecting w II SUI,
salon with Greensboro, Danvile Lyh.n-
burg Roanoke, CharloIte, III ,rs ~
other cities and towns. The wires ar. -, ~
be run ON the Western Union telesrap ll
noles The managers OF the iie'i 80.
'relenhone Company say they expect ~
have their system I'm operation mere WIZ"
I'm the next sixty days t l., +bair
Revenue officers are getting III 'l-.i
work I'm Stokes county. Hardy uas
masses but what moonshiner Is cat.r' to
and either sent TO jail or Dounu o'''
the Federal court o,.,. mineral
Mr. David Martin and two ONO nl'i 49, o.
mon are I'm Stokes county TINS WIN 'Y''
ine, for iron and mica propern'7. a..
Nr John W. Fries and family ana ,,'' W 7,
IT W. Fries. of Salem, are at bIo"'H7
Rev Rev W NJ. Bagby and family, OF o..
c,.sonshoro went TO Watauga county
Yesterday 10 spend month. ~ ,sne
Weaver of the same place. went 10 NS'0
county for a week or more, -. tho
The body of an old colorei Han ~ 49,
name of Matthews was found IN a lopi
90 nolI near Sedge Garden. SIX haits
northeast OF Winston. yesterday 49, =,
noon. His head and one arm WI ~,
and il was supposed that ne nan
dead for several days. HIS drath II "a
,,-etory The colored man who first lounn
him saws that he was led 10 the spot Dy
NIexanier Cooper. TIE eldest Of the
three Japanese students at OAK iils, a.
stitute. will leave this week Tor ,rlall-
vostock. in Eastern siberia, 10 settie W.
| estate of his father. The distance 10 ",
travelled by him Is eight or nine thouS .ii',i
miles. and the trip will cost apout fo'''
| lie will return TO oak Ridge Tor a tnree-
years course. His two younger proth TIE
will remain at the Institute during lH'l'
elder brothers absence.
sheriff Adams. Of Surry county had an M
Henry IA. Herring. whom he was carry ing
10 the M0rganton Insane Asy lum. me
an he trin Herring attacked the Sheriff
and gave him a black eye. The unioftu-
nate man lost his mind several years
ago and had been in the asylum up 20
! ton DAYS ago. when he was released with
the belief that his MIND had been re-
stored
Considerable interest is manifested here
over the smallpox scare In Patrick coun-
Is. va Martlnsvile has quarantined
against the infected district. and other
towns will DO the same if unfavoraDle re-
ports continue.
Mr. Trego. proprietor Of the Randall
Hotel. in Washington city. is mere pros
pecting. with the view of buying or leas-
ing Hotel Phoenix.
Is. C.. Hackney. who recently sold his
paper. the Durham Recorder, was m
Winston yesterday.
Mr. L. n. Haues and wife left here last
NIGHT for Atlanta. The latter viii visit
friends i'm Tennessee before returning
home.
Rev. ;. 3. Turrentne. pastor Of Cen
tenarv church has been granted a four
which he is spending with his family at
Roaring Cap His little son, who was
quite sick. is reported greatly Improved.
4 grand display Of hre-v Orks and a
balloon ascension was decided attraction
here this evening. They were given at
Southside Park
The lawyers have made up the calendar
Of civil cases for the term Of court which
opens here next Monday. IL is hardly
probable That any OF them VIII be- heard,
as the Two murder trials and other cases
ON the criminal docket Will doubtless take
up the entire TWO week..
j. i. Penny has been bound over 10 the
Superior Court by Mayor Gray on the
charge of operating a gambling house in
Winston.
Mr.. J. f.. Catlin. Of Greensboro. was
here yesterday adjusting the insurance on
the LOSSES OccasiOned by the burning re-
Gently OF the large tobacco factory OF
Messrs. Jones q cox.
Rev Or. Weaver and Rov. W. W. Bag
by. Of Greensboro, went up 10 Allegheny
county yesterday to spend a few weeks
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