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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-08-30
RicYcLE-PRoPELLING GEAR

Here is an apparatus which the In
ventor claims will greatly aid in the
propulsion OF a bicycle, the device APP
plying the principle Of increased lev
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita. l. T. He writes: '-'our bot
ties of Electric Bitters have cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her
great suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her heal and face,
and the best doctors could give no help;
but her cure is complete and her health
is excellent This shows what thousands
have proved-that Electric Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. It's the SUI
preme remedy for eczema, letter, salt
rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores.
1t stimulates liver kidneys and bowels.
expels poisons, helps digestion builds up
the strength. Only so cents. Sold by all
druggists. Guaranteed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03
MOZLEY's LEMON EL1yIR.

Cured my husband, who was afflicted for
years with large ulcers on his leg. He is
now as sound as dollar. after using two
bottles. The Lemon Elixir cured other
cases like this, and cured a friend whom
the doctors had given up to die, who had
suffered for years with Indigestion and
nervous prostration.
MRS. E. A. BEVILLE,
Woodstock, Ala.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03
MOZLEYS LEMON ELIXIR.
A pleasant Lemon Drink. Regulates
The Liver, Stomach, Bowels and
Kidneys.

For biliousness, constipation, and ma
laria.
For Indigestion sick and nervous head
ache.
For sleeplessncss nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills debility and Kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle at drug
gists.
Prepared only by Dr.. II. NJ. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03
GRATITUDE.

Dr. II. Mozley-Dear Sir: Since using
your Lemon Elixir, l have neve" had
another attack of those fearful sick head
aches, and thank God that l have at last
found a medicine that will cure those
awful spells.
MRS. ETA w. JONES,
Perkersourg, West Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03
MozLEY's LEMON HOT DROPS.

Cures all Coughs Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis. Hemorrage, and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant
reliable.
Twenty-Five cents at druggists. Pre-
pared only by DR.. H. Motley, Atlanta.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03
MOZLEY,S LEMON ELLXIR.

] suffered with indigestion and dysen-
tary for two long years. | heard of Lemon
Elixir; got it; taken sevcl bottles, and
am now a we'll man.
HARRY ADAMS
No. 1874 First Avenue. birmingham, Ala.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
HELD VERY SHORT SESSION.
North Carolina Legislature Met and
Adjourned to July 3Oth.

Raleigh. \. c., July A.-(Specldl.)-Th
legislature met today pursuant to ad-
tournmcnt last month and the session
lasted only half an hour. It's only
business was the adoption OF a resolution
to meet again July 30th. The democratic
members in caucus adopted the following:
Whereas. 1t is the sense of this caucus
that the legislature should not now be
finally adjourned because il is known that
certain politicians in North Carolina are
Cnea@ed in q conspiracy To unlaWfuliy i'll
tcrfore. and, II possible. to prevent 10y
judicial usurpation the people from hold
ing the election heretofore duly and legal
~ called to be held August "a, and
Whereas, 1t is our duty to the people
Of the state whose representatives we are
To hold ourselves in "a position To thwart
this conspiracy ana 10 protect the people
In their constitutional rights and 10 deal
in such manner as the law authorizes
with an such officers Of the state as may
lend themselves TO the furtherance of this
conspiracy; therefore be it
Resolved, bY the democratic members
of The general assembly. in joint caucus.
That the general assembly which meets
today adjourn to meet again July 30th.
and that at said adjourned session no
legislation shall be passed changing in
any way whatever the constitutional
amendment as submitted by the general
assembly at its session held in June last"
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To BE Prosecuted at Once.

Washington. july @d--''lhe s'er.1a.S y
war does not issue orders to courts. re-
piled Secretary Root 10 The direct qu'S-
tion as To whether or not he bad gwen
orders for the arrest of l.. G. Rathbohe'
late director of posts ia cuba. lie dlso
added that General Wood did not ISSUE "'-
ders to the courts OF cuba.
H.. tFcn explained tnat the IsriSiow re-
mort had been forwarded to General Wood
hv mail. hut as this could not reach him
soon enough the main features of the
report had been already placed In his pos
session and these Were also In possession
OF the proper auihorities in cuba
Secretary Root said the proceedings on
tho uart Of Gen. wood would be the same
ae directions by the attorney general tu
"a district attorney to proceed with the
prosecution IT persons charged WITH OIL
lenses against the government
Tile ErlStuW report would be made The
b..+,s ii the prosecution AGAINST the per-
SONS who were charged with olttnst1
AGAINST Ihe postal laws. IL was learner
later that General Wood ana acting Cen
eraI Director FosucSs. % me postal SER
vice. had taken tine initial steps toward
bringing the case Of cN-bireelor Heutrai
EsttNl Nlsont To tin. attention ol tAt Judicial
authorities of Cuoa-
Secretary Roots attention was called to
aIIae.d charges aGalnSt MaJnr Black. or
the engineer department AT havana. II
had Gs-u published THAT theSe chars, $
were made hy General Wood. Sterotary
Euut said there was mo- foundation Tor
I'll. statement but ou he contrary Cen
eral Wood had spokvn hiehlE ui tne en-
rsaesr department im Havana. Tile eN-
nynditures hv Jhe engineer department as
wen as as an others iu fuha. Were being
investigated. hut nothing THAI would call
for criticism had been found.
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Havana. July 2>.-Estes g. Eathhone
recently director general az posts in Gu
ha. was arrested at III o'clock today on
faur charges. These aiioee the unla~-
I'M drawing af two orders for S3@ each,
having his private coathmAn and gar
d..rar from the postal funds. and drawing
peer diem allowance when not entitled
~ do 50. AIR Rathb1nc Was held IN
bonds ~ S-5.ea0.
FStrs q. kathbone remained m IN
courtroom aGl 0av awaiting the decision
af fue Judge ia tAc matter of the dccetl
ane. ol Francisco GAMMA, One ut the
richest Spanish merchants iu Havana, ais
uputl-ullu FOR a-S'HA'- tttthNnhc Was
OBLIGED zee 20 Ia tnc Euat 4t1nec toll r itt'
Lt- iuse 14e judge ruled thdt Nainhd
t.ssut4 not 80 uu his huud WliAout the
consent o4 his business partner. ttath-
bones lawyer ArouEht Senor GAmot 90
fhts courtroom al HoNn anu aitrf lMo
f.ur-' argument the Judge said hu WAS
v..4ltt4- 10 accept GAMBIA as nunu1iustn u
tha tmiiitar. authorities were satisfied
~ heu Captain scott Was app,3lea 40 Ie
AtuL Enrrt aids "a report oh Adinot 5
financial standing. All reported laNor-
atty and seut word 10 the JuHAc that IN"
m 'itary authorizes We're sdtished as 10
rf. financial QCaitucatiun~ of the bonds
man ami advised aeceptius provided no
other ImNetliment should hr found. Al ircr
consulting the laN urm that is represent
lua fhts --oVernm nt ion the ease. the I8dge
rlg}.ti adversely and kath0one was taken
tu THE @uarahnu@c.
M flafhauus.S s lawyers say the bond
s. unreasonable. as tine total amount OF
fhs Irlu8 giicEtN is not over St,"W. IncS
insist thaI ha viii he released and found
innocent 81 All charges. III lS also claim
cl n8t The two warrants which figure in
tnt case were not CuSnca DE klthbOne,
ANA that they were part of the deiaica-
fluus charged up to AectE. They also
assert that The per diem allowance ar
r.tu-.rncut has never been officially dis
n.tA al
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
BOWIE is EASY WINNER.

Admission. Ala, Tuly 6.-(Special) )-The
nomination of s J. Bowie as the demo-
cratic candidate Tor congress in this dis
trict has been assured by the action OF
Shelby, the pivotal county Of the dis
trict, today. Bowie has carried Shelby
by a safe majority. Montevallo, with 9
votes, Helena 8, Shelby ., Columbiana ..
and Vincent 5. have all Instructed for
Bowie and he has three out of six dele
gates at Wilsonville. The fight has been
made in Shelby ana its action practically
settles the contest, as Bowie will carry
Talladega and Calhoun counties without
doubt.
Later returns from eight beats in
shelby county democratic congressional
beat meetings give Bowie forty-three
delegates out of a possible sXty-five in
the county convention. Shelby county
has been the fighting ground of the cam
paign and its action makes doubly sure
calhoun for Bowie and with it the nolni-
nation.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
THE SITUATION is DISCUSSED
Stone of Missouri, Woodson of Ken
lucky and Guffey of Pennsylvania
Were Among Those Present.

New York. July 2S.-One of the earliest
callers on National Chairman Jones at
headquarters today was ex-senator David
B. Hill. Mr.. Hill said that local, state
and national political affairs were dis
cussed at some length. but there was
nothing of particular significance in the
consultation.
AFTER conference last over three
nours, at which Senator Jones, Norman
~. Mack, Frank Campbell. chairman of
the democratic state committee; ex-Gov-
ernor Stone, of Missouri; National Com
mitteeman James Guffey, of Pennsylva-
MIA: Senator HILL of New York; Ma
tlonal Committeeman Urey Woodson OF
Kentucky, and others were present, Sen
ator Jones left for Long Branch
After the long conference was con-
cluded it was stated by Senator Jones
that the matters discussed related to
affairs political in particular In New
York state and in general throughout
the New England and middle Atlantic
states.
The national chairman was asked as to
conditions in this state and asked If he
considered that there was the closest
harmony possible between the party
leaders. To this he replied:
Il think there might be more harmony
than at present exists, although the ieei-
ing is not so serious as TO Affect the Stdle
ticket materially"
lie said he should not make any sug-
gestons relative to state politics.
The senator declined to confirm OF
deny the rumors that the national com
mittee had or was about TO make over
lures to w. Bourke Cochran, carr Schurz
and other prominent anti-imperallSlS 10
enter the campaign. Chairman Jones said
today:
Mr.. Bryan believes, and the demo-
cratic platform says, that lihpeIldii3ri = III ~
most Interested in seeing the military
and expansionist policy OF the present
administration crushed"
Then what will Mr.. Bryan DO I! IL was
asked. can he Withdraw the troops
from the Philippines Immediately II ne
Is eleCted?' mn,
"Why not?" said Senator Jones Ihey
were ordered to the Philippines why
can't they be ordered back? Ihey Were
taken in boats. Why can't they DO
brought back in bOats?
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
THEY TELL BLOODY STORY.
MRS. DICKSON AND JERRY WAL
DEN CONFESS.
They Tell How They Murdered Old
Man Dickson and Why.
They Did 1t.

Tonp,l,a Ca. July 24-(Special.) I'm
Johnson county three miles from Wrights
VILE, j. r. Dickson, prosperous anu
well-to-do farmer. was killed by man
named Walden. who had been working
for him this year. Soon after DICKSON
employed Walden the latter pesah W
nav attention to Mrs. DICKSON. Dieh,
requested Walden several times W ui
continue these attentions ana inns ai'e ,.
noon Walden, after quarrel WITH Win i,isn I'm
son. killed him with an AK. Inc colo-
ner's verdict found Mrs. bichSo.' :"
cessory TO the crime.
TanniIIe Ga. July 25.-tSpecial)-Jerr
Walden. the young white man comm ~,
to Jail in Wrightsville yesterday eur ,a
murder of George Dickson on ouiiu,'g
night. today made confession oo
the wife of the murdered man.
when II became known that such was
the case il was evident that both woulu
be lynched so John Anthony. clerk OF .'io
SUPERIOR court of Johnson county, o"lne
TO the illness of Sheriff Rowland. brous =,
the prisoners here this afternoon anu
took a train for Macon. The guilty pa 'ie'
are now in Bibb county jail.
Mrs. Dickson confessed first. She sent
for Anthony. who with two responsive
gentlemen of Wrightsvile. wrote out her
confession. It showed her to be a woman
of an abandoned heart. While returning
from the home OF a sick friend late sun
day night the plot was made, she says "
kin the husband. Walden had been lnii-
mate with her. The husband had quar-
relied about it. Walden worked on the
farm for Dickson and all lived In one
house, which consisted of a large room
in which all slept The children slept Al
a bed next to the one occupied by the
father. lie was asleep when Waluea
stood over him and dealt him blow on
the side of the head with an ak. The
groans Of Dickson aroused temporarily
one OF the children. who soon feu asleep
again. The woman says she kept watch
while Walden struck her husband tWo
other blows--one on the forehead. which
paralyzed his brain. another one on the
back of his head. While she went to her
Walden washed the blood from his hands
and going across the road which leads
from the house threw the bloody hatchat
into the woods. where u was fund by her
brother. who at once accused the pair OF
the murder. Walden. however, says she
dealt the second blow. that she suggested
the murder. got the aX and told hlm
where 70 hit her husband.
Tie woman is rough looking and dlssi-
pateu. To al appearances, and told the
story of the murder Of the father of her
Walden is but a boy about twenty-five
years Of age farm hand without educa-
tiou or intelligence. lie went 10 Wrights-
Ville from Baldwin last Sunday. His
father and two brothers went to Macon
with him.
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An Imperial Bulletin.

New York World Here is the latest of that
long and lengthtning series Of blood
stained bulletins which imperialism asks the
American people to approve and applaud:
Two American soldiers were buying supplies
in a native store in Oroquieta. village of
Mindanao, the island second in size to Lu-
zon They We're attacked by insurgents and
ono of them was killed and decapitated. His
companion escaped and returned with COM
many Of United states infantry.
They opened fire not upon the murderers bat
,rnn the village. When they ceased eighty
MN. of the villagers We're dead, thirty in a
si,.le house. Then a gunboat came and she'll
ed the village into ruins. burning its ware
house.
.'rbe war is ovar'' in roqUieta-Oroquieta
that was a peaceful village and is smok-
ing desolation where the vulture feasts. And
inperiaIism would have believe that that
vuture is the eEgle!
Imperialism is indeed THE paramount is
sue"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
THE CHURCH WAS THRoNGED
Two Front Pews Were Reserved for
the Family of the Bride.
Duke of Marlborough Gives the Bride
Away and Seemed Glad To
Have 1t Over With.

London. July 2S-Lady Randolph
Churchill tnee Jeromo) was today married
to Lieutenant George Cornwallis-West
at S. Paurs church. knights Bridge.
Tire church was thronged with hand
somely dressed women. There was no
restriction upon the number admitted To
the church To witness the ceremony eX-
cept the capacity of the church, but only
relatives and intimate friends were btdden
to the subsequent wedding breakfast,
and no reception was held.
Enormous crowds collected about the
church gates. but the church was not
overcroWded. 1t was sparsely adorned
with palms and white blossoms. The two
front peWs, which had been reserved for
the family of the bride, were quite unoc-
cupied. while the CornwaIlls-N est family
WAS not represented
The duke Of Marlborough, who gave
the bride away. arrived in summer-lke
attire. gray suit ANA blue shirt, and
wore crimson Hover in his buttonhole.
Directly after he had performed his Of
fetal duties he seemed very glad to slip
away into "A seat near his young AmerI-
can wife, VINO was one OF the first TO ar
rive.
The arrival of Lady Randolph Churchill
with the duke OF Marlborough was the
signal Tor general rush OF people out
side the church, all eager to catch d
glimpse Of the bride as she walked slow
ly up the path
The bride was wonderfully handsome
ana yuuu. looking as well ia gown of
pale blue chiffon, with bcauulul real lace
and ostrich feathers ia her toque. Di-
rectly they entered the Ncstry Winston
Churchlu gave AIs mother d tremendous
hug ami tncu spoke - Lieutenant Vest.
Afterwards. as they came duWu the aisle,
Lady 4.audoIph looked radiant, as dip
the young bridegroom. VINO Mas smiling
and u0dIng 10 friends.
After thc ceremony tnc wedding party
repaired 40 the residence Of the bride S
sister Mrs. M9retOn freWcu, where ta9
wedding breakfast was served 10 fifteen
people al six small tables, decorated with
After the breakfast the bride ana BRIDE
groom started for BrOuE htOn castle,
which Lady 4. q. LeHuOA has lent them
for tnc huhtN Nmoou.
Lady Randolph soiug-away dress was
a male blue butistv Lieutenant We. was
4ttlrcd in "A flannel suit. showers of rice
we're thrown after The couple as they de-
uarted The prince of Wales called ON
ildv Randolph Churchill yesterday and
bade her goodoy. lie also sent pres
tnt.
Tile menu was the usual wedding break
fast but There was Ho wedding cake. Mr.
Freutn proposed the brides health and
The bridegroom responded. He said:
"Jpunie's friends are my friends. ! fnank
vou all from the bottom of my heart ana
the bottom of Jeunie's heart for all of
your good wishes"
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GEoRGIA's FIRST NEW BALE.
Was Raised by Negro Farmer in
Dougherty County.

Albany. Ca. July sl-tSpecial.)-Th
arsr bale Of the new cotton crop for Gcor-
ga Was received in the Albany market
today. II was brought 20 the city by
Deal Jackson. a prosperous negro farmer
If tEe gakv Woods district of West Dough
.rtv The bal,. was carried TO the ware
hssSs of A. W Mune ~ Co. where il wds
sss.uaul..d and clasSed. 1t was graded up
ag fully middling'' and was Immediately
offered for sale. Ii was purchased by
III. Georgia Cotton Company, who paid
Tor II II cents per pound. The hale weigh
III 80 pounds. ami was without doubt
an This years cotton. The bale was ship
r,d to Savannah.
Albany received Georgia's first bale on
exactly the same DAY and by the same
man last season.
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name and address to nr. T. w Knann
l4ls Huh buiiGins. Detroit. Mi1h.. and IT,
VIII gladly send tue free receipt w1th f,,ls
directions 50 THAI a4Y M1l maN ,.rSEIx-
cur. hmsaIf al home. This Is ctrt.s5ni...
q most generous offer auI the fnsfos,-i.s',
extracts taken from hiss daily mail Sh.vs,
What men sEiuS - his r-fleros5tv-
-Iear Slr-I. e2Se accept me 1fu..-e
.N-rks for yCIrs uf recrut da-.. b,..s
given your treatment thorough r,sst .,s9
rTs benefr has been extraordinary 4 $50
c0u1urete.v erarcd me up. / am ftISr i !
vigorous as when 4 boy ard YOU c9nno,
Tsgtrze how happy l am"
sspear Sly u- method worked heau-
-srsrrfv Results were exactly WIN. r
,g.rsfe4 Strength and vigor have com
r,lateEv returned aud enlarss aent Is en-
ts-arv satisfactory.
s.Teqr SFr-Y0urs WAS received and I had
m -rr5IbTe in making use IF the receiur -
directed and can truthfuIlv s3v it is a
noon TO weak men, I am greatly i'm
,s~oy-cT i'm sfze strength AMI vf-or''
All corresna audeuee : strictly = n'iden-
tsaT ,-14fIeF IN villain sealed envelope The
RECENT = free for rne asking and he
want ever- man 70 have IL
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS
Promoters OF Third Ticket Move
ment Issue a Call.

New York. July 22-Copies OF the call
for a mass convention. issued at Indian
apolis last week. were received from the
printer today at the headquafters OF ~
third ticket movement ana the work Of
sending them out began at once. The
circular will he mailed to men al over
the country who are known to be sympa-
thizcrs of the movement and to many OF
thos, who have written letters 10 the
committee and offered to cooperate and
work for the third ticket.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
RATHBONE IS To Be
FIRED FROM OFFICE
Full Report of Cuban Postal
Frauds Made Public by
Department
WHAT is DISCLOSED BY 1T
Neely's Shortage Amounts to $751;
7I3 So Far as Known-The
Amount May Go to $780,
600 When All is
Known.

Washington. July e1-The postmaster
general has made public the report OF
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Isrtstow. who investigated the Cuban pos
tai frauds. Mr.. Brlstow finds that Nee
ly's cmhezzlements aggregated al i''AS'
AIS ami SAYS he WAS justified in recoIIi-
meudtug the removal 81 Director Genci'h
Rathbone.
Whether or not the latter was guilty.
with Nelly in the sIs}ae ~. Ent nGs- he says.
there can lsc 10 doubt ia the matter 81
unauthorized ller diem allowances. per
somaI Expenditures aud warrants casNed
and uuacc0untcd for. he unlawiully ap-
propriatei 10 his own use money from
IN. s-r.lstu revenues. and for this. Mr..
Brssrow says. hc believes Mr.. Rathb0ne
should be required 40 answer.
The report SAYS there WAS no check
whatever ou Ncely's transactions. From
the accounts examined the report says
the minimum ef Aeely's sEnot iefnsiits
may be summarized follows.
Shortages as shown by his own
records, $4,000; excess Of credit by
destruction Of sureharged stamps
definitely ascertained, SIol, ,1l3i to-
tai. Sl31,TI3.
This will bs. increased ~ the discovery
al additional sales ~ surcharssd stamps,
but VIII not EXCEED Sissesv IN the assre-
gate.
The report says that Rathbone appoint
81 NeeIy. who had custody % ihe stamps.
w IL Reeves. the only man who eouid
have "A check an Neely's transactions.
and n Nartielt chief oI t1e bureau 81
registration 4 commission tu destroy tne
surchar-eI stamps II which NeeiN hAd
received s--fsw and that Nicely aIad
Reeves entered into a conspiracy to re
port iarSer quantity - stamps destroy
81 than were actually destroy ga blts the
reFsCrt says. $.tly'S frau11Iie . tr.sus-lc-
tiuus were mot eouHEe1 ~ tEcse ,mbtz-
Elements and while tre amounts were
small COMPARED with THE latter. 'they
show th. Same official derrsGy-ty and ut
tsr DISREGARD II tho interests cf the punlic
service"
Connection with In-iana firm.
The connection between N.~y aui the
<eelv Printing Company. of aEuucie. Ind,
uf which De WAS proprietor before he
went tu cuba. Is them explained The al
Ieged sale uC th. plant uc ga.s company
u Cowan. N.rIy's husincss assoc.s.ts. the
report SAYS Was mot !. bona Uae rrausac-
ti1u. as il Is NOT believed Cuwau ever paid
NeeIy ang money Tor his pretended i'm
forest Neaav ordered frem this company
supplies fur thg department II posts IN
Cug.a-
The books " THE printing company
show it received for pEiutlt, $3.50. while
the bills E.aid ami sl4- moges order res
Ur,ss al Msuei- show s-I3l more than the
amount Indicated by tl~ sanoiSs WAS paid
Some vg the bills were plia twice Kath-
home. when asked Wny be- approved these
accounts. s.ssa De JI1 npt know until after
Neelv-s arrest that amy printing WAS done
az AIuueie tt ta.s statement is true.
SAYS thr report. d. ,oariets himself pf the
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
GOVERNOR ELIAS CARR DEAD.
He Was Chief Executive of North
Carolina for Four Years.

Raleigh. N c., july G-(SpeciaL)-T
capitol has closed and flags are half
masted today on account of the death of
Ex-Governor Elias Carr, at his farm in
EdgecOmb county. lie was fifty-five years
of age, and had been in poor health sey-
cal months. lie was a DESCENDANT Of
Governor 1hrs on, Of the reve lutionarv
period lie was at cne time president of
Tie state farmers alliance ana rcDre-
scented il at the OC3la convention. lie
was governor four years, preceding Gov
ernor Russell. now in lfiice
Governor carr was one of tho best far
mers in the state, ard was a gratUs te of
the Universities Of North Carolina ana
Y Airoinin.