The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.
MISS KLUTZj QUIETLY UNITED TO
Mr.! era WORD.
The Csrolins Fusiou Senate May Rem ain
IN Session Longer-Nsw Charter
for Raleigh

RALEIGH, y. c., March Especial
| The committee which visited the State
| Normal and Industrial School at Green's
boro were so thoroughly impressed by the
management, and. in fact. by everything
about the school. that they recommended
that instead of cutting down the appro-
priation. ii be made larger in the future.
Miss Ruth Klutz. OF Salisbury. who was
visiting here last week, was not Miss
Klutz at all, for OH February 18th she
was quietly married to Mr.. Crawford
of Salisbury. The marriage was quiet
day. The ceremony was performed at
Fort Mills, S. C. Not even the father of
the bride knew of it.
Mr. ID. Q. Murray, one of Raieigh's old
est citizens, and who has long been before
the people ir business circles, is dying at
his home here Of pneumonia. He has for
years been the valued and. efficient stew
ard OF the penitei tiary.
In the Senate the revenue bill was con-
sidered i'm committee of the whole. The
tax on cigarettes was reduced to cents
per thousand. and a tax OF half a cent
apply to dealers only. The $3.50 license
tax on piano and organ dealers should not
apply to resident dealers. Dentists to be
taxed so.
TIRE SENATE MAY LISGER.
1t was decided to list property and col
lect back taxes, when property had failed
TO be SO listed and taxed. a resolution
was adopted that the Senate stay here
until the calendar is cleared.
In the House a bill passed appropriate
ing $4,000 for repairs, etc, at the White
Institution for the Blind here. and 5000
for new buildings: also 5000 for new
buildings at the colored institution. Bills
were passed to amend the charter OF Ra-
leigh and of New Berue; to incorporate
the Elon, Ossipee and Atlantic railway
to appropriate 5000 for the annual sup
port of the Soldiers Home; to appro-
pirate $3.50 arr Tally to the Agricultural
and Mechanical College for new dormi-
tories and heating apparatus.
The PeebleS-Parker contested election
was decided In favor of PEBBLES, Demo-
crat.
The change Of charter for Raleigh is
not so Objectionable as was feared. 1t is
still to be under white rule.
SALE or coTroS MILLS.
election of justices of the peace for Wake
county there were grave objections made
against one man, who was charged with
being a forger. In spite OF these charges
the name WAS unchanged. and will so to
the LEGISLATURE for confirmation.
Messrs. q. Q. and Robert Foster have
bought the mills at MorgantOn formerly
owned by Major Wilson. They will con-
tinue to operate them.
At Caraleigh cotton mills here the
capacity Is TO be Increased Immediately
one hundred new looms and three thou
sand additional splndes will be added to
the present fine equipment.
Near Franklinton yesterday two young
men. Burke and James Harris. shot and
dangerously wounded a Mr. OBryant.
James Harris has been arrested, but
Burke is still a large
Senator Sigmun last night got the bill
TO appropriate $3.50 for the completion
OF the Governors mansion from the table.
The bill will pass. and then all the I'M
finished work will be completed.
Three prisoners succeeded in breaking
jail at Watauga on Wednesday.
INDICTMENT OF DOCTORS
There seems to have been a wholesale
indictment of doctors I'm the Ninth dis
trict. Many were practicing who had not
stood a successful examination before
the State examining board, and they
were hauled up"
There was a big real estate deal in
Charlotte yesterday. in which Phladel-
phia men paid cash $4,000 for ninety
acres of land. trucking and dairying to
be ;heir main plans.
In Lexington the grind jury has re-
turned a true bill for murder against
Shemwell. Judge Brown is a relation of
the Shemwell's. and will probably de-
cline to sit in the case