The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
TgR.HEE CAPITAL .
SsahoSrb Airline Industrial Exhibition on
Wheels q Great Attraction.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 CRUSH WhTsON.
sS

Elnforiunt n ee:sE= 4sGractltrrn,
t,AeE,t N pnrndise fox pic
sss1 Innters ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Non.
:ssnlens or Faxes.
saf: leigh, N e. July (special) !
= Ben Observation-Disclosures Industrial on posi-.
sssSe zion is brewing great success. All
ates.lc,ia.es y4sterusy.j hct, as TWAS 800
S leo pls We're present. tho biggest crowd
HssEsr seen sim ,lie rla:sc: I;..is bet,or
& t:la NE Farmers Institutes So far rs
dance goes. The Possesses Or fruit
sssS3a min crealgl- separating {the la;tpr
sSSsby,s$ sont powe.o, stone crushing, ste.
sSs ttrae 1.-The people Bis, baskets or ft.,;,!
81 are ste brought by the people ana there
Is Is IS plenty for ;li.t
IN g July crop returns from. the Acii-
& cllturai Department are cnIuifs; nh ui;it.
IS EslnIdlN, aES. ths. commissioners says they
q are favOra bic.
~ on the matter OF imprlspnncn i0i. non
taxes. IN the StS:e Of George
SXIXsrsus Gnlf'rd country, il laciNcdslpg,
Isl fAAatl lon II DEBT and .iorlSiilEni; more
y. th Iaalnf a desi." That opinion canAot ~.
Us al authority In support OF ;5,,
Sss new tIeiteRile nc relative 10 iinpriSo!,-
S5k[ "a Ell Tor debt, urn:i the question dis
s. cltssed by Attcreny-G General Na!ser
ne SECRETARY t'f state to-day granted
So fehurter5to the S!clsn roller Touring
u; Su;ry county.
So i. I ne Sex-editor Of the derunct Raiei;h
SSSSssIr hIEe openly charges lis eX-hus.>G,
~ n q M ger, Kenyon, with a ): 600 Sllcrta..e
Sin IN 5Esasscourts and saI,Si kccyenS vheyn-
Il, 4 j1let known. This Charge,
e no direct, W. n n,ada. when Tile paper
2! Mas igHcii by ia he s sSbrriII.
Ss y NJ ge Undertake III the !na.iinnius
20 prevent the private stuC!;hn6-
81 s1s u the Atlantic and Nurtl; Caro-
BIZ linn 4 rom meeting. orders that lhcy do
81 no meet until Judge slmonlon allows
10 SAsSiovernor, Russell to appoint State
% proxy. 1T .!5.
;ss{5 fuch interest is felt here in tha cues
81 ether the Governor and Tic Az
81 acknowledgement MI! furnish any .nsti-
4 rlssii " T ,ra:se SimoHtons nrthe lease
Il Gassi, Of the North Carolina railway.
do they know Of fraud III tile
Is Is CAS- ca sc z. What can they say?
$55a3SsA.&C:S tdaleS, IA $barlcepcr here an,! q:
w. IS Atas.9 Underwood, both from Moore coun-
II tY,i have; beene arrested for unlawfuIly
II iiYslls toaiet her Gin this CITY. He had
i Desert ed This wife antl she: her husband,
s slh tls ~ ave s5Neh batN and depastet..
81 81. .s IN Railway Commission grants the
up its tra CIR: !; n Il siE>;.J ,2HI. fz, "
rl9lere Is clearly a fight to the dealt,
sS nov nov, between Marion Butler ana Non,
~ swanson Butler is determined TO crus,,
watson. S Tint is no secret, .
e meeting of&the Railway Commits
sS@;ssio9n GILL ne 18th inS tant will be the most
sin.it history !. Yhe Governor
81 AM and I'D SO Waiter Clark wii ,hcl he
u Sti f lT'd 5on the question OF reducing rail-
fsi8s a;si$ rat es' and increasing the assess
,:S On IN always. Commissioners VIII
7. son has q plan for making the valua-
Is g ON as great as S5n.G00, 600 pra i,a lly
b Gptlb what 1t now is. ,rhc railway
i; Lste. les Ns,ill be Present lii gr;&t force
u an q VIII ma turally inalta a Heavy fight
S$s ~ is sprobable that quite 4 number of
suits Will hr brou chit u inst
! HE state ,rreags,,reito force him II Van
.sSile pccial appropriations made This
lsyear.s%sf1e Is trying hard 10 avo!t! DOING
q this. The first o. these cases IS the
7 one winch comes UP July 18TH. 1t is the
/ one I 20 force hin: 10 pay the approyria-
sati on foi. oyster lands" in two or tire,
s@couIities.
EtlS The faee hat the school tax law q.
81 Eis is legal in all respects is now set
81 gieti by. the declarations of the Attorney
General and the Secretary Of STATE
81 ~ nc people who thought it unconsiIt,,-
d tlona got it mixed with chap tn. OF
si the acts. which is the act to stimulate
a4% SaXation for schonis IL rural districts
81 ms tier act did not pass properly
s. and IS Invalid. The other act is c,hap.
Stfer 421. II
tSSgI$stA PUBIC schonl committeeman writ es
88f3 The EAttorney-Gcn to know Whether
ri ile: can vote rs a member OF the board
W ana also rs a chairman, . settle Il tic
II IN otllesr words, whether;hs. has n double
~ ote The Acknowledgement says in,
$f common aW4tioctrnc is that n d0u;,!,
s:S:F to rs mot allowed i'll corporations I'M
ssffEl SIS by; express statute This rule, iii
II SAYS, 81 is uniform and well settled He
iasaa dSithat. this is not the case in lcgis-
81 latiye bodies. In 1895 he voted twice
II &c as the member from Davidson ana
81 then as Speaker Of the House
Stroud, of this district
Il has left ashington, and the secretary
Ss Of his committee says he wl! not re-
+ durn tliis session
is learned that Hill II. king ana
$. a1res Allen both Of whom are clerks
Is IN the Agricultural Department. have
q not resigned as members of the Board
S8 OF iAgriculture. I t is said further that
81 Three clerks are now doing work, which
{. IN TO June 18th, one. man tiidfat $50 per
q month. a5l i
:3S The revenue Collections in this els
Ia trtctH for 1S9S-'9i were S91s 40: in 1884
81, 0o4 sos; iii 1896 Sc, 1910 S36 and IN
q 1&96-'s7, $l,072,9SS The collections on
Il spirits5 We're in 1S93-'9f. 1892 200: in 1881
rf95, $12s, 600; in 1S35-'96, St52 900; in 1886
IISSs37. S1S1 600 This is extremely Creditubic
FSitoE Collector Simmons! IT is an in
b crease $of over 70 per cent during his
s, term Of Office. .i5
H. ~ ElFXA IsETFH CITY.