The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-27

Training Stthool-Sunday School nc
MICS at Mt. Airy.
Durham. \. c., May 26.-(SpeclaD-
While tho Durham and Northern force
were engaged this morning in unloading
y carload of meal the skid slipped ana
, harrcl of meal fell on Geo. richardson
ono of the force. His left'arm was mash
cd and for I. short time he was u"'eo-
scious. but is resting easier now
Col .Jno. s. Cunningham, Oh ief'""'
snent last night here on his Way ~
Raleigh.
The display of drawing and WORK "oi'
iu the manual training deparGht''' III
the graded schools waS opened E'S'er-
day. A more excellent exhibit mas "t'ef
been seen in durham. 1t has been put
three, wears since this department. OF the
schools was csta bliShed under the dlrec
ton of Miss Burris. an 1t is WONDERFUL
to note the progress made by the PupiiS'
I'm connection with this there is an eX-
hpit of foreign photographs which Is
beautiful rs well as highly instructive.
The commencement exercises VIII take
Mace next week The sermon VIII be
preached by Rev. John e. White' whose
Mowers as an orator are well known by
all orr people.
The literary address will be Delivered
hv Hon Thee. r.. Klutz, whose speech
seconding the nomination of Mr.. Bryan
and campaign of the State last year, nave
made him famous.
The Sunday school of Main Street
.ethodist church will enjoy their annual
I.
Airv and will doubtless nave most en-
joyable time.
A company Of Philadelphia capitalists
have erected n building on Green street
which will be used as Il dye house. The
business will be begun about the trst OF
June and will prove quite Il convenience
to Durhams prosperous hosiery mills.
Mr.. III. A. Foushee. one of Durham
nrominent lawyers. and II graduate of
Wake Forest left this morning to take
in tbe commencement of his alma mater
and TO hear the literary address of Gen.
Ransom.
Mr.. Theo. a. Brown has gone to
Charlotte. where he represents the
Pick Leaf"
Mr.. Il. G.. Pearson spent yesterday III
Raleigh.
Col. w III. Osborne was here from
Greensboro yesterday.
Col Ed. Cooper, proprietor OF Que OF
the tobacco warehouses in Winston, mas
been here for several days shaking hands
with old friends He is an old Durham
tie and was always popular here.
Mr.. h. II. Cogart spent yesterday IN
Raleigh.
Mrs. l.. ID. James went to Raleigh yes
terday.
Mr.. George Woodward has gone to
Greenyille after d pleasant visit to home
folks in this city.
Mrs. w. III. McCabe is attending com
mencement exercises Mt Greensboro f'e-
male College.
Mr.. A. r. Kitchen was here from
Roxboro yesterday.
Mr.. T. S. Troy went to Greensboro yes
terday to take in commencement.
Mr.. w. II. Branson is attending
Greensboro Female College commence
ment.
Mr.. w. +. Ellis is visiting relatives in
Greensboro for Il few days.
1t is learned that Il theatrical COM
pany has been organized for the purpose
of entertaining the people of North Caro-
lina's larger towns during the summer.
The company will visit each of the towns
i'm the circuit about once Il month, play
ing two nights. Quite II number of the
star players who have been through the
State during the past season will be IN
the company. and no doubt good per-
formances win be given.