The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
MOVEMENT FOR
SEPARATE CARS.
Legislature of North Carolina May
Pass the Law.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The State Senate Will Have Safe
Democratic Majority - Many Wis.,
itors Coming 10 Richmond TO
the Thanksgiving Game.

RALEIGH. y. c. Nov. l9.-speciai.-
II is said that at the next meeting OF the
Railroad Commission. commissioner
Pearson will introduce resolution LOOK
ins 10 the furnishing by tho railroads OF
separate cars for the white and colOIel.
Ills resolution Will ask Tor equal accom-
modations If the commission does NOT
provide for the separate cars the Legs
iature viii be asked 10 pass law similar
To that in Georgia and South Carolina
The mother OF state Treasurer Worth
aged ninety-one years, died at her home
IN Greensboro yesterday.
The Southern makes change IN rs
east bound morning train commencing
tomorrow, which makes il leave mere
about an hour sooner than 81 has peen
doin=.
Bisbop- Elect Junius VI. Homer, OF the
Asheville Jurisdiction. will probably De
consecrated about the Is OF December
PENITENTIARY CHAPEL.
The Legislature will be asked for IN
appropriation to build chapel at the
penitentiary The ministers of the city
have for years held services out there,
and some gentlemen Of the different
churches have had Sunday schoo' there
almost ever since the peniientidry has
been in operation. At the meeting OF the
directors this week there were only i've
barely quorum present
Mu.a interest centres in what the Leg
islatrue will do on the voting question,
whether 1t viii call constitutional con-
vcntion or settle the matter some other
way.
Official returns from the senatorial dis
tricts Of the State show that the Senate
will have thirty-nine Democrats any
way There are nine Fusionists and two
Of the districts are still doubtful
The Caucasian" Senator Butler s
paper. will IN the future be printed in
GoldsborO, but the business Office Will
remain here. IN Goidsboro ne can hire
rat labor" while here ne is forced 10 pay
union wages. II is said that II has only
about 2c0 subscribers.
CHANGE OF s. a. l.. OFFICERS.
News On railroad circles says that Cen
eraI Passenger Agent I. j. Anderson, OF
The Ssaboard Air Line will resign the lst
Of December TO 20 with another road,
and that he will probably be succeeded
by Mr. L. S. Allen. the Sea0oard agent
al Washington. ID. c.
quite number CT persons will 60 from
here on Thanksgiving Day TO Richmond
to see the game Of football between the
North Carolina University team and the
Virginia University team. The North
Carolina team has been 50 successful
on the 2ith.
Acknowledgement Walscr Is now busy
making out the report Of criminal stalls
tics - the state. II is 20 cover all crimes
so will be more complete than usual.
The Supreme Court has reached the
Ninth district appeals, which will be
heard next week
il now turns out that tho Fusionists
have elected two solicitors instead Of one
as was az first thought Marshall Mott
was elected in the Ninth and now 70 SIS
shown that Moses y. Harshan. has been
elected solicitor in the Tenth district.
Governor Russell IS back from Ashe-
Vile whore he has been five days While
there he held conferences with Senator
Pritchard and several other leading Re
publicans. That something IS on foot.
one may be sure lie has declined 10
discuss politics or be interviewed since
November SIN.
William r. Parker. Of Enfield has NJ
"a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
I'm the United States District Court here.
his liabilities being about $1,000.