The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
RAILROAD DIRE
NO Clash "a Fal5 Expected { at ! the Meeting BsI
Held at Greensboro To-day s.
TIE EDUCATIONAL. CAMPAIGN OpEnEE:II!
Dry Weather Threat cr, <,rons s.W sSs5s
"''o'c Hooks saved from Desfr cssssas
tion-A Minister Dies In, m esi S 81 ys
AFTER 1h''re"c'iiIis-ya -yandcrbiIt's &; ifss
to AshcviIIc. 5fss$% @

,Nale'gh. y. c.. July 7.--( pecia Il ;ssS
,,i,s uirtctors or the North Carolina rn;IroaJss
NJ - Crol',., noI.t tner regular annua meeting
,itc'isporo Tomorrow. n q b, ;{5ly.a
ethpr feappointed to-day the. tIirel.f ffs,..i
on me part Of the State whom Il + = s5s}sss
n0inted IN April. namely, H s.s5
Miiiiam Glchrist, John S. Arm ;s1.t,,, %
Jc''' = AT T'rSilnnl' sl' y s Lusk, G. a. Cook
one OIL these lives OH the line Sof fh.,%
road. All CT them left for Cfreensh hor:1|
Lhis afternoon, as did also II, If tn.-IS
LlflM. president OF the road, ana V!.SIT.9iss
Cnadhourn, State proxy ~ f't'5tt -
President Norment was nta,-1,i q ,,,a ~, s.
ana said: Il do not know f,eti,er ha,.es 20
WI WI or VIII not be Il Reorganization u Wa
VIII look Into the matter OF hof,l, s.ees
o,iiclals. The prevalent idea, is that sti,as
eia s,t,.s, enscrs =; on the part OF the private
s.ocklloidc9's Will meet with U.s. and HtInat3
lnere VIII be no jhrrinS. They ali "a i 81
sure US. | do not know what M, :, Z a,rss.S
VIII DE made. If any are contemDIa,fad; 'rs
90 not know it. There viii i,e 3 ,lSfnli
meeting" 1s - = s'$S1suh'55 : =.
The Agricultural Department To- f1,vy5
| discovered two attempts to selllSuniias
cenSed fertiliIer-one i'll NorthanntGnf.
and one In Burke = Sa1'Se t&
Next week the committee will begin ia
500 OUT literature regarding ths. Au-s
speakers, j. W. Bailey and G. D3iNic.;
| iVcr. are now in the field. Otalers wiI1s
take thc field next week ana ther;. Viii
pe q canyn!as OF the entire State. Il 37SG
ICY: q Dr Marshall rector OF Christ
Church hero, is by reason Of his faehIs
| health. given three months leave Of
| 'sp5eECe. and IS at Morehead City! 55I33Siss
~ Alaretlchd City last evening theraS
was public installation OF Odd .I1e1 q
| lows oiiicers. Grand Secretary ,yVoodalls
( MIN. l1E5's \ - 'ss.
rhe drought In, many Of tho countles5
iH6 lGw threatening. There are local
/ rains almost daily but they are scaI-.l
4 lSred Some OF the farmers are Quite
( Governor Russell had a long con Far.
| ehce Win leading Republicans to-day.
| lie conferred with the state directors OF
INC North Carolina railroad. Marshall
/ Mott was also here ITO see him 3SIa9SE$g%
me Secrctary OF State has removed
| NEARLY all the books from the ware g,
In which for years they have been stored
mere. The removal is just in time. He
says many unbound copies OF Sup1.efnas
Court fcDontts daVetbecn ruined by wa ter
~ charter Is granted by the State for
thirty years to the Monroe Cotton, nj Ills.
OF Whicth Allcn w, Heath, O. 2. Heath
| and William G. Heath are the i?lcorpora.-
! tors. tS7%5f1.R
y letter. from Rtltherfordton says THAI
iast Sunday, Immediately nftcrt Itev..!5J.s i
I II. Marlborough had endod his set;n,tSn
at Alt Pleasant cIlulch, he fell dead
| iid was well known both as preacher
and teacher IN all that section of the
state 5s55i@ @55
| 1T IS now declared that towns en-
| hraced In townships cannot vote in the
! August public school tax election q sf5t''5.i sft'2i
| Republlcalls hci'e are denouncing Cons
gressmnn Lianey for endorsing DR.. of! i,
! AIcBrstyel' as postmast ter at Shelby and
say he l.; odiouS to their party. tas2 s29it$S t$S
| Under n new rule, which the Seore-))
! 'tiry Of State says he Intends to i1ayo
| rcscinded, children are not allowed iii
| the Capitol square aftcr7 p. III. ii tt has
caused ii good deal OF indignant COM
! ment. 5$EE&si
! George Vanderbilt will make .Nsile;.
VILE Ii gift OF = 500, ,0O0, hosp tai, mainly
| for consumption and contagious dis4
| eases. ~