Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-24

eAAStaNo ~ ehS Stat0 pLiSOh Lux Lie UrSI
ten months Of the year 1899, was given
out at the State Treasurer's office yea
terday:
Mileage and per diem of the Execu-
tive Board:
w. III. Osborn...... ..........S $50 62
E. L. Travis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 665 90
w. G.. New7und. .... , 592 so
Total to Executive Boards 2113 II
Other members Of full Board 2,4S8 40
Osborn com. for purchase OF
mules ..S 200 90
Total to- members of Board
from Jan. LIST to Nov. LIST,
1899 Observation-Disclosures. 4,79s 81
Capt. Days report shows that
he has received since Jan.
LIST ....... ....... ....... $3.50 SO
And that he has paid OUT. 1oS,9S6 70
Disbursements over receipts 2o,616 20
He mentions In his receipts only s15,-
600 from appropriations, while the
prison has had s55.0Oo besides special
appropriation of S414.1O.
The report also contains items OF re-
ceipts that could have come from no
other source than assets in hand Janu-
airy 1st, amounting to more than $685.
00o put in as earnings.
SHIRT FACTORY A SUCCESS.
The penitcntiary shirt factory Is now
operating fifty machines and making
thirtyfive dozen shirts a day.
When the labor becomes skilled each
machine will make dozen shirts q day
and often more.
If Ia nNnprtpd TINT Inv 1ct
twenty-five new machines will be add
ed and then n few months later TWEEN
ty-fiye more, making one hundred in
all. This Will insure daily output OF
one hundred dozen shirts q day.
$50 far" said Manager Arcndcll, "the
Shirt factory has been success. AS
the labor becomes more skilled the pro-
fit from its operation will become
Creator
a 100000 COTTON MILL.
The Secretary of State incorporates
the Gibson Manufacturing Company OF
Concord. The incoroorators and the
number of shares of stock taken by
each are as follows:
j. w. Cannon, 100 shares.
D. Il. Cannon, 30 shares.
j. G. Gibson, so shares.
+. L. Gibson, 100 shares.
The business of the corporation will
be to spin and weave cotton, wool or
silk. The capital stock is 100000.
The Charlotte Roof and Paving Com
pany was also Incorporated yesterday
The capital stock Is $4,000.
COLORED PREACHER ARRESTED.
"A Durham sDeSiai says: n coiureu
preacher by lne name OF Itey. j.. Il.
GiDUUTIs, ot hfrrftut, who-rvetts-f
tenuing the Western North Carolina
Conference or the a. M. u. Church,
WAS arrested this morning by Deputy
Sheriff John L. Harvard on a warrent
sent here from Winston charging him
with disposing Of nortagaged property
with intent to defraud 1t is said that
he disposed of q gramophone on which
he gave mortgage while pastor OF a
church in Winston year before last
The defenant says 1t Is a malicious
prosecution. He says he bought the in
strument jointly with another man and
gave mortgage on some books, while
his partner gave wagon as security.
Gibbons put up enough money to-day as
security, and says he will go bacg to
Winston and fight the matter out In she
courts.
DEATH OF e. II. HOGAN.
u. II. Hogan, of Durham, died at
Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, to-day Of
heart failure. He left here last week
for treatment His death was q sur
prise. lie. is the son of j. r.. Hogan.
manager of ID. N. Dukes Orange county
farm. He was thirty-two years old.
The body will reach here tomorrow
morning. and will be buried at 3 o'clock
IN the afternoon with Pythian honors
a delegation has gone to Greensboro to
meet the remains. The young man was
universally beloved.
WINSTON