The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
TAUPERS' BODIES
ARE DISSECTED.
The City Must Turn Them Over to a
CoIoredMedical College.
A LAW THAT CREATES A STIR.
Look ing GO Frost to- Advance the Price
of Cotton Senator Butler Speaks
at RaIeigh-Atwater to Declare
for white Government.

RALEIGH. y. c.. october 1-special.-
the fusion law OF refusing to allow nc
c,tv 10 bury The poor. but instead turn
Ing the bodies over TO the Shaw Medical
college (colorco) IS creating quite a stir
here. II was noted few days ago that
the bodies from the insane asylums
would not be allowed TO be buried by the
state bat would be given 10 the medical
colleges. This created quite stir, but
noy II is being brought even closer
home when IL touches upon the poor
for daily the city IS called upon for help
at least in buryins some poor person
Here this week two mothers have been
told they must at least secure part OF the
money 10 dofray the burial expenses OF
their little ones or they must so 10 inns
colored medical college.
ARBITRARY RATES.
The Railroad Commission has decided
that the Southern Express Company
nav. under the decisions or the Su-
nrsme Court. make one shipper pay an
charges on his freight while Inherent
rule is pursued with certain other Gus
toners This decision was rendered On
the suit Of Kerner Brothers, Of Win
ston.
Cotton men arc watching the wealher
closely. Frost within the next Two
weeks will advance the price OF cotton
very much.
FAYETTEVILLE is trying TO get the gov
eminent 10 establish one or the "."'oi
camps there.
News reached here yesterday or the
death of Mrs Mescrve. wife OF Fresl-
dent Mesorve. Of Shaw University lcoI-
oreD. She died at her old home in
Massachusetts, after very bneI Ill
ness.
Tho western Union Telegraph Com
panv will to-day have their appeal
against the decision of the kalroad
Commission heard before Judge simon
ton. i'm Charleston. S. O..
Senator Butler and Chairman Thomp-
son spoke here to-day.
Atwater. the Independent candidate
for Congress from this district, can have
the support OF the Democrats If he VIII
come out boldly and declare for white
government IL not, the Democrats viii
put candidate in the field.
Atwater says the Democrats need
name no candidate. for that when he
begins his campaign on next Nedues-
dav he will declare for white govern
ment.
MONEY REPAID.
The State yesterday got 1906 from the
government as part of the claim for
money spent in modifying the State
troops.
When returning from an excursion TO
Norfolk yesterday SON or .. &. J."
Harris had some trouble with drunken
negro on the train and the negro cut
Young Harris. The wound had TO be
sewed up by a physician.
The Second REGIMENT viii probably be
paid of this week for September. Those
men who are not here will have their
money held for them boy the commanding
officers The furloughcd men are return
ing to camp quite rapidly.
AN ELEGANT CHURCH.
The Good Shepherd congregation have
given orders for work to begin on the
new church to be built by this congre-
cation. The church and trimmings VIII
be all Of Salisbury granite. which is very
like the granite IN the Confederate monu-
ment here. The interior will be Of yellow
ish brick with white marble pillars and
is 10 cost not less than $4,000 nor more
s2J 900 II will be I'm the form Of cross.
Or Pettnger. the rector. last year
brought the cornerstone from Jerusalem.
There are 30 students at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College here. which
goes over the number of last year.
Cotton IS opening so rapidly that pick
ers enough cannot be had to keep it pick
cd out.
IL is now believed that the Democrats
will hold convention here and nominate
"a candidate for Congress- for the Fourth
district.