The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-27
NORTH CAROLINA

1oyment. 1t Is not only the right but
the duty of State to paes laws for
me protection and preservation Of the
ncalth OF the public. 1t Is competent
Tor the Legislature to require schol-
ars or public schools to be VACCINE ted
any person not vaccinated may be
excluded from school,"
ihough the Railway Commission
mas as yet issued no order forbiddiny
the issue of free passes TO members of
me families Of railway employees, the
southern railway Issues n circular say
ing 1t Will not in future issue any.
II was uihicult to realize here to-
DAY that there was a blizzard I'm the
west, as 1t was typical spring day.
win cloudiesS skies and flowers in
Judge Robinson was witness YES
,erday before the grand jury at Colds
Doro as to free passes.
NcpuD!SaES are complaining at
itopert HancCck'S delay In sending in
the proofs of his Innocence of the tor
IIoie charges made against him by
MISS Abbott. 1t Is sail he is waiting
lor ailcaVhs from New York. Han
cnck friends say that Miss Abbott,
while his housekecrcr ana steno.
srLphcr went Visiting after he had
forbidden this; that ne discharged her:
mat she claimed money for her ser
vices: mat lie assured her nothing was
que her. and :hat she then said she
intended to have money But the cur
rent IMPRESSION here among Rcpubli-
cuuS Is mat Hancock can't possibly
save himself and that lie is sure to
lose his position
pnrnam's public library will be OPP
ehed FEBRUARY LIST. The project for one
mere appears to have fallen through.
IN committee appointed by the
thanFher of Commerce OF this city is
canvassing Raleigh for $4,000 for the
iraptis' female University. Twenty
thousand dollars is the sum needed
and Raleigh ought Ia give half This
city promised $4,000, but has paid
only $1,000 p''N
, resident Alderman of the state
University. is here. He leaves In a
lew days for Il foreign tour
an iredell man wins the prize lie
went to Il doctor aud said he desired
70 make an assignment. When asked
what were his assets. he replied Two
mules and eleven children"
1t was known here Sunday that
rwart would be United states Judge.
IL was ana is also regarded as Ger
tain that Governor Russell will an
point V. S. Lllsk. his ''big friend in
we west. t" succeed Ewart as Judge
Oh me western Criminal Circuit
~ ! NClt lHItc IRE alarms mere in
an hour last night, two Of them false,
no damage was done at The third
ai2rm due to a lamp explosion. In
me EQst thirteen months Ralcigh's fire
losses VIII not exceed $4,000.
The Railway Commissioners (CaId-
wei ana Pearson) say they employed
Douglas and Cook as attorneys be-
cause ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WalEer Is n
Southern railway lawyer The regu-
lar counsel FOR the Southern told the
commissioners that Walser@ was ONLY
local counsel and had no more to do
with the case against \. II. Andrews
ana others, which was heard yestcr-
day, than they uhc Commissioners
had.
The seekers after positions in the
Revenue service continue to arrive
here and make l:fe burden to Carl
Duncan. They demand places, say
they do not care a cent for the civil
service.
Fifty machines for use in the shirt
Factory at the pen!tenilary have ar
rived
The Sheriff of Wayne county to-day
took with him from Jail here Gilbert
Ward. the white man who cut the
throat Of Maggie DiNkns, his mistress.
Col. T.. Gil iiarrell quar,crmastcr-
general who has been in the hospital
here. has been taken TO his home