The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-06
First Session of the Bar AS
ISOLATION Last Night.
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT
LARGE DELEGATIONS ARRIVED
AT MOREHEAD YESTERDAY.
LOOKS LIKE A POLITICAL CONVENTION
The Weeks Program Of Business and Pleasure
The List Of Arrivals Of Regular
Guests Grows
Daily.

Daily.
Morehead, n. c., July 5.-Special.)-
The Atlantic Hotel tonight is thronged
with guests and the Hobbies look like a
tics and State questions are the principal
subjects. Distinguished statesmen and
party leaders are mapping out their plans
of campaign and getting ready for the
battle of 1900, while the society element
are having a good time.
The Bar Association began its sessions
auspicio,lsly tonight; the opening adj
dress of President Pratt ID. Walker was
able. eloquent and was enthusiastically
received. After The address some rou inc
matters We're attended to. and the Asso-
citation adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, when the fepor! OF
the various committees will he mad,, aid
Hon. t. Il Bennett, of Wadesboro, will
address Inc Association.
Among the prominent attorneys of the
State who are i'll attendance at the Bar
Association meeting are: u. +. Mason,
of Dallas; Fred Moore, of Asheville;
Cyrus b. Watson, of Winston; a. l..
Brooks, of Greensboro; Il. w. Watson, OF
Winston; X. X. King, of Greensboro;
julius c Martin, of Asheyile: Cameron
Morrison, of Rockingham; Lindsay Pat
terson, of Charlotte; Charles w. Tillett,
l.anainburg; j. c. Buxton, of Winston:
Maj. John ID. Shaw, of Rockingham;
James c. MacRae, of Raleigh; Wilson
G. Lamb, Of Williamson: james Pat
terson, o Charlotte: Charles w. Tillett,
4 ~. ~
of Washington; Judge George III. Brown.
of Washington; VIM. A. Guthrie, of
durham; James I'll. Pou, of Raleigh;
Ed w. Pou, of Smithfield; Hon. Il. NJ.
Simmons. of Raleigh: T. NJ. Pearsall. of
Newbern: James X. Gaskill. Of Tarboro:
r. " Hackett of Wilkesboro; T. l..
Fuller, of Durham; a. Fl. Boyden, of
Salisbury; Judge T.. w. Timberlake. OF
Louisburg; ION. Gillian and Henry A.
GiIiam, of Tarboro: Hon. Zeb. Vance
Waiser. of Lexington.
The State Board of Internal Improve
ments arrived here last night. They are
ON tour of inspection of the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad. The
Board held an important business meet
ing at the Atlantic Hotel Tonight In
the party are Mr.. Arnlistead Jones.
chairman, Raleigh; o. +. Mason. of Dial
las: A. II. Boyden, of Salisbury: Clement
Manly, of Winston: C.. NJ. Parks. Hills
bore: w. j. Adams, Of Rutherfordton:
j. w. Granger. of Kinston: A. Lamb,
of Elizabeth City. r. ID. Caldwell, of
Lumberton. and Mr.. W. b. Jones, Of
A.alcigh. who IS acting as secretary to
the Boaru.
The fun and good times at this well
known seaside resort continues TO be en-
joyable and varied The fishing element
are having n splendid time. and are
catching large numbers of the fnny
tribe. Spanish mackerel and blue fish
are being caught by the thousands, and
trout are coming in very fast, one party
OF fishermen caught about two hundred
trout yesterday.
Preparations are being made for a
pony peiming on Monday, July the tenth.
and large crowd is expected to go down
to the Cape and witness this entertaining
sport, which so resembles the rollndups
of cattle i'm Texas Several hundred
banker ponies will he brought in fresh
from the wiltls of marshes and branded
and a general good time is expected on
that day.
Mr.. G. NJ. Parks, of Hillsboro, has es-
tabfshed mis- reputation as a fisherman.
To-day he went out and had tine good
luck and pleasure Of catching some two
hundred pounds of drum. One OF them
weighed SO much and pulled so hard that
he caused the gentleman some uneasness
Tor Tear that he would not Jbe able to
land MN. When weighed the fish tipped
the scales at 62 pounds.
Inc Following are the recent arrivals
at the Atlantic Hotel: c. C. Jones. n.
c.; w. {. Woodland, Rocky Mount: l..
Lutsig, Baltimore: John l.. Bridges. J.
NJ. Bridges, Talboro; II. w. Washington,
Wilson; Hon. Hoke Smith and family
Of Atlanta. Ga: w. g. Clark, Don
Gillian and children, Tarboro; II. l.
Carr, Durham: p. u. Walker. Mrs. +
y. Walker. Miss Nettie w. Dockery
Charlotte; Mrs. H X. Red, Reidsville'
Mrs. Alice l.. Everett, Wilmington; J
$. Hartsell, y. c.; S. Il. Williams, u. s
Walser. n. V. Walser Lexington: Miss
Louise Holt. Charlotte: Miss Winfield
Coetcr, Lexington; Mrs Cornwcll Hunt
lexington; Miss Sarah Burllhead
Whiteville: G. Welser, Yadkin College;
e. w. Timberlake, Mrs. f. w. Timber
lake, Miss AIDE lie Timberlake, IL. W.
1amberlake, Jr., Louisburg: l.. II. Gle
mcnt and son, \. II. Boyden, Salisbury:
James III. Pou and wife and two child
ren, Evelyn Jackson, Isabel Simmons.
Raleigh; Herbert RosenthaI, Raleigh: i.
L. Fuller, Mrs. f. L. Fuller and child
rem, Durham; III. b. Marks. II. II. Hy-
man, \. c.: John w. HARDIN, Jr.. Raj
elgh: Jesse Il. Williams. Wilson: Riley
Matthews. Kinston; D. Dawson. Kin
ston: II. l.. Finlayson, Y. c.: r. n.
Hackett. Wikesboro: l.. IAltsky. Balti- |
more: ii. Scheer, Beaufort: Mr.. am:
Mrs. j. b. Cherry and Mrs. w III.
hionnt. Greensvine: s. Gallcrt Ruther-
iordton: w. II. Neal. Larirfburg: T.. T..
Witherspoon, Newbern Francis ID. Win |
sion, Windsor: Henry X. Bryan. New |
Dpfn. III. L. Wnrl