The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
WOhAS'S CHRISTIAN UNION MADE
A COOP IMPRESSION Ar RALEIGH.
The Capital City Elects "A Solid Silver Dele
gation-A Life Size Bust OF Eance-Ihe
State Guard Receiving Equipments.

RALEIGH, n. c.. June Especial
| The Wcmen's Christian Temperance
| Union. which has been in session here
since Friday morning. have closed the
meetings The different papers presented
during the convention were good. Yes
terday afternoon. at the Academy Of
Music Miss Belle Kearney. Of Mississippi,
delivered a lecture on why Are the
Wheels Clogged?" She Is a very pleasant
speaker. indtei. and her audience was
audience was delighted with her. Mrs.
Mary Il. Garland. OF High Point, pre-
aided at all tbe meetings.
a number OF prominent negroes here
/ have called nass-meeuns OF eoiored
people 10 be held here July "a. 1t Is
/ syowedly an sntl-Russeli move, and At
tho conference tie support OF Guthrie
was agreed upon. IL is positively said
| that They will not vote Tor Russell.
IL IS said. but thore can be no truth
IN such . report, that In New Hanover
county there are good many Demo
Gratis Who will vote for Russell for Gov
erpcf.
RoY. Or. Thaeller Of Salem, preached
the uaccalaureate sermon Tor the Asri-
cultural and Mechanical College at the
Edeut0n-Street Methodist church
Tie meflLsTs or the different lodges OF
OddFollows here met and weat IN
body 10 tue TWO Cemeteries una placed
flowers on the graves OF their deceased
M, mbers
Tho closing exercises OF 81. Mays
School and The Agricultural and Ne
chaulcal College both are in progress l.ls
week Rev Mr. Junius Harner, OF OK
ford, will deliver tbs annual Sddress 10
the graduating class.
A SILVER PRIMARY.
At the city primaries held here on
Saturday night tho city was shown 70
be solid for silver az ~ 10 !. Inc aeie-
gates 10 the county conyenuon, 70 De
held here Saturday tue l5th, slalel' a.
the primaries tIelr financial references,
and agreed % support no man no -
not IN FAVOR u free coinage as delegate
10 tho National Convention.
Wrightsville has practically been set
tied upon as the place of encaInpineut toE
tho Second ana Third regiments Oh INC
North Carolina state Guard
IL ia generally believed that there VIII
10 only one state Dcmocrauo eonFeh-
ton, stu there Is no leilihs uhul ens
time comes. me convention ilee'S "''N
state treasurer Worth finds II hard
work 10 collect the special license tax
from piarc dealers. 49,. 80,
Miss Hattie Dlllcn, who was hurt py
tho sclIurts Of O railroad orl1ss WITHIN WIZ,
tie CITY limits. sues the city for S6'cVV.
NJ Rand1u' the artist Is az work on
d ilfo-slze bust Of Governor vance II 10
" clay ,....t. o,. he
ing made 10 The State Guard. ll Is learn
.a fI4t a battalion viii 90 20 kiehiAoh1-
SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE BLIND
The Board OF TRUSTEES OF tho bllnd
Institute last night elected MI D. H.
Place as principal OF the Institute Mr'
place comes from Jacksonville, III, whtre
DE- has been IN the Blind Institute as one
~ th. principals Mr.. y. J. Young. VINO
sor I'D long has been the principal hsie
oas elected vie -prinolpa The people Oh
Raleigh regret the action OF the oosirt
yorv much. Tor they knew Mr.. Young had
hlled tho place 20 tho satisfaction o' liz
patrons aud pupils Of the school
Tie entire force 81 toacEers OF the
Raleieh Graded schools las peeh TO-
elected to their foruer positions.
In is said that the North Carolina dele
cation 10 the Republican Convention al
ST. Louis has never secured headquarters
OF hotel accommodations.
Tho Capital Club gave = german In tAeir
club hall tonight 70 4 NUMBER or visit
ing yolus .adi9s.
mo Alumni Association Of st. Marys
held their annual meeting at the school
this afternoon. After the transaction or
business social reception was held.
Tho Progressive Farmer Of this date
has lau-halle article entitled The
First Eatle" IL arrays the leading sill
yerltes ani oddities I'm battle array, and
then. with am audience az safe dis
lance. the nsht begins.
A SHAN BATTLE.
This afternoon tie cadets of the A.
and 81. College had a sham battle The
shops and drawing -rooms OF the college
were thrown open TO the public. and az
nisht Professor Mclver. Of the Normal
and Industrial School. aU Greens ooro,
delivered the annual address.
Tho temperance fight viii DO pushed In
North Carolina The action Of tho meet
Ing II tho w. c. u. L.. last week made
che forward move.
There are siNty-siX negro delegates 70
go to the Republican National Conven-
uon. They Will DO CHARTERED ln cars.
1.-Two ot tnis number are from this state.
The state Geological B0urd, with Gov
erlor Carr presiding, met to-day.
The Fayetteville Independent Light In
faltry are 20 80 10 Richmond on the
50th and bo the guests of the Richmond