The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-03
No Negro, However Dare Serve the
Warrant.
FUEL ADDED TO THE FLAMES.
There Is Distrust of Governor Russell
and Trcachcry on His Part is Fear
cd-Many Little Tragedies Are
Occurring That Are Not Re-
ported Will De a Bloody
Election Day.
lstnn CorrasnnndenccO

fstan Correspondence
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Nov Fuel
has been added to the already brilliantly
burning flame Of indignation among the
whites Of eaetorn North carolina bv The
fs.uine Of warrants Cor the arrest of
ex-Coneressman NJ II Kitchin his ron
claude Kitcrip who smoke to the red
shirts at I.a,,rirb,,ra Yesterday. Dr. o. G.
Ivorman. Thomas Fenncr. and John
Cray an prominent citizens OF Halifax,
up near the Virginia line.
LEADING MEN TO 1919 Al'Nh'7I Ed
Ihey are the leaoins me" ]" u'e'l
county. The warrants were sworn out
by - b' Sicptoe' negro "I inc "ls'uhce
OF Republican state On"iri'"" il"''oh'
SI'nioe charges iiese sehlieiheh WIN
breaking into his mousse at hisht on octo-
Der -'ih ana I"ieioiF ana by threatening
10 XIII hin' making MN "riie out MS les-
l7n''loh as registrar
'i"uue Nl'chin teieEraphed me from
L'u''oh to-day mat me warrant had lot
Deen served on him. tie "aid he pre-
sln'a me nearing VIII De az Ralcish.
NO N-DFo 'tfItt' WILL ACI'
''he 'hihs 's certain no negro oihcer is
'''e Wal ''''' i'' i>i'ci''"
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a tl'iNNLL4 9tii'iI-
lio stated that he and others went IN
friendly spirit TO the negro and argued
With him. They told him he should stop
lighting the whites who have done so
much for him. and that he ought 80 re-
sign as registrar. The man said he
would gladly do so if he could give
a good excuse for his act for without 1t
his we would make II uhconio''aOie
iof him.
an excuse was suggested ana 'he ma"
accepted It and signed his resignation
COULD RAISE AN ARMY.
To-day travelled enc hundred ana ten
miles from Hamlet TO TINS place All
along the road on the train ana at 'he
stations. people were discussing this in
cidcnt of the campaign and 1t would nave
been an easy matter to have organized
am army 20 invade Halifax ana run the
negroes out the people were especially
indignant toward Holton.
The Eitchns will need no help. They
are fighters from away back. It was
Buck Kitchin who denounced Daniel
l.. Russell I'm Congress and forbade the
now Governor ever 10 speak 20 him
arain.
"BUCK" KITCHIN'S WAY.
Captain Kitchin stands no iooiishness
from negroes. lie went some time ago
to defend a man before a negro magis-
tratc. The justice questioned the con-
struction. the captain placed upon Ger
tain statute.
Captain Buck docs not always use
sunday-school language
He exploded on this occasion ana ai'er
he had convinced the magistrate 'i"'
no negro should lry 70 'e"0n i''ii' ''"'
the justice said
cap in' "nats de pm. you r"iSeu'
He was ioia' ana "iler scratching MS
he"" s@'u'
I'D" - ''b"' zap IN Jos "o"
oe pint you y sustained oy nc oo'o,
ROUGH RIDERS AND RED ShihlS'
Inc sl'uaioh mere 10 uhchahbeu' Ao-
MORO" mere VIII u' par"uo o'
"ous" S'''''' "'.A
DIX nicotine "''' '' "''" "'''' '0"'
town. Ihe negroes nave NOT SHOWN ''e'r
hS"d'
As i@r az any o"o N"o"S' No'7l"o'
Russell Is sun mere ne ooeS not sho"
himself on the streets. Ihe whites are
uneasy and restless as long as this WHY