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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-08
u. q. Borroughs, Cd

-. E. Borroughs, Cd
Twelfth District-(Wake)-N. B
Broughton, Cd
Thirteenth (Johnston)-A
K. Smith, CD
Fourteenth Sampson, Har-
nett, Bladen)-Geo. H. Currie, CD, and
j. w. S. Robinson, CD
Fifteenth District-(Co Columbus, Robe
Mcintyre, CD
Sixteenth District Cumberland) -Jas
d. Mcneil, CD
Seventeenth District Granville, Per-
son)-J. A. Long, CD
Eighteenth District Caswell, Ala
nance, Orange, Durham)-R. w. Scott
CD, and Howard A. Foushee, CD
Nineteenth District-(C Chatham Henry
A. London, CD
Twentieth District Rockingham -
VIM. Lindsay, CD
Twenty-first Overwhelmingly
James D. Glenn, CD
Twenty-second District randolph
Moore)-W. P Wood, 3D.
,Twenty-third District Richmond
Scotland, Montgomery, Arson, Union)-
Cameron Morrison CD, and ]. A. Leak
CD
Twenty-fourth Observation-Disclosures and
Stanly)-H. c. McAllister, CD
Twenty fifth District Mecklenburg)-
S. B. Alexander, CD
Twenty sixth District-( Rowan, David
son)-John S. Henderson, CD, and Johr
c. Thomas, CD
Twenty -seventh District-Qredell,D a,
vie Yadkin) (R), and Stike.
leather. (P)
Twenty eighth District-(Stokes, Sur
ry)-Marshall, (R)
Twenty ninth Observation-Disclosures, Lin
coin, Alexander, Wilkes)-Republican
two Senators.
Thirtieth District Alleghany, Ashe
Watauga) -Republican
Thirty-first District-(Caldwell, Burke
Mcdowell, Mitchell, Yancey)-Two Re-
publicans.
Thirty second DISQUALIFICATION, Cleve
land, Rutherford Polk)-M. H. Justice
CD, and E. Y. Webb, CD
Thirty third District Buncombe, Mad
ison, Haywood)-J. M. Gudger, CD, ant
w. w SPRINGFIELD, CD
Thirtv-fourth District-( Henderson
Pennsylvania, Jackson, Swain)-Candler
| (R.)
Thirty-fft Decentralization, Chero
kee, Clay, Graham)-Republican.
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injured at the explosion at the Neck
lenburg Iron Works some weeks ago,
are reported as recovering rapidly at
the hospital. Arthur Frazier, one of
the injured, has been discharged from
the hospital. The doctors state that
Mortimer Bell, also injured will likely
be crippled, but may be SO only tenn
porarily.
Robbins & Sexton, mill architects
and textile supply dealers, are now
completing plans for six new cotton
mills in the Southern States. Other
architects here are also working on
plans for large number of the newly
organized mills.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-08
Two Sad Deaths.

Especial to News and ODserver.)
Henderson. N. c., August IA teie-
gram was received here yesterday an
nouncing the sad death of Mrs. David
l.. Traynham, OF South Boston, Va.
Mrs. Traynham was Miss Mamie
Wyche, of Henderson, a beautiful wo-
man and very highly thought of III
this community. She leaves a devo-
ted husband and two small children.
She was a member of the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Scion Switzerland died at her
home in Warren county near here,
yesterday. The funeral service was
conducted by Rev. Bray, of Hender-
son. Mrs. Switzerland was Chris
tan woman, and very fine charac-
ter. She was a native of Canada. She
leaves devoted husband and eight
children under twelve years of age.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-08
BOY ROBBED A CHURCH.
Great Activity Just Now in Southern Cotton
Milling
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Charlotte, August 7.-Cleve Donald
son, a white boy about seventeen
years Of age, has been arrested for
roObing the Catholic church here. At
the trial today Donaldson was placed
under bonds amounting to SITS in all.
Besides stealing valuable commun-
ion cup from the church Donaldson
was found guilty of stealing pair of
eyeglasses from D. X. Pope, ESQ, and
a pair of pants from the Piedmont
Pants Company.
Inspector of Plumbing Toomey re-
ported to the board of aldermen last
night that he had made ia tests OF
plumbing in the city by means of his
smoke machine, and in nearly every
case me plumbing showed some de-
feet. A number of cases of typhoid
fever Mr.. Toomey also traces TO de-
fective plumbing.
The three men who were SO badly
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Cherokee-Republican
Chowan-W. D. Welch, D.
Clay-Republican
Cleveland-C. r. Hoey, d.
Columbus-D. c. Allen, D.
Craven-H. B. Pierce, D.
Curritucl-S M. Beasley, d.
Davidson-H. H. Hartly, d.
Davie-C. M. Shelts, r.
Dare-C. T. Williams, D.
Duplin-D. l.. Carlton, d.
Durham-R C. Russell, d.
Edgecombe-E. L. Daughtridge, D., and
Shelton, d.
Forsyth. B. Whitaker, D.; F. T.
Baldwin, d.
Franklin-W. H. Marlborough D.
Gaston-O. F. Mason, D.
Gates-L. l.. Smith, d.
Granville-A. w. Graham, D.. w. H. p.
Jenkins, d.
Graham-Republican
Greene-F. L. Carr D.
Guilford-J. E. Whitaker, d.
Halifax-F. NJ. Parker, D.. White, D.
Harnett-W. A. Stewart, d.
Haywood-Joe Collins. Ind. d.
Henderson-Republican
Hertford-L. j. Lawrence, D.
Hyde-Julius Mann, d.
Iredell-A. d. Watts, D.. DR.. S. w.
Stevenson, d.
Jackson--W. E. Moore, d.
Johnston-Clarence Richardson, D.; Jno.
M. Morgan, d.
Jones-A. H. White, d.
Lenoir-W. w. Carraway, D.
Lincoln-Jack Rheinhardt, D.
Macon-Republican.
Madison-Republican.
Martin-H. w. Stubs, d.
McDowell-M. f. Morphew, d.
Mecklenburg-F. M. Shannonhouse, D.;
C. H. Duls, D.. w. e. Audrey, d.
Mitchell-Republican
Montgomery-R. N. Page, d.
Moore-A. A. F. Seawell, D.
Nash-C. F. Ellen, d.
New Hanover-George Rountree, D.; NJ.
S. Willard, d.
Northampton--F. r. Harris, d.
| Onslow-Frank Thompson, d.
Oranges. NJ. Gattis, D.
| Pasquotank-T. p. Nash, d.
| Pender-J. r. Bannerman, d.
Polk-Republican
Pamlico-George Dees, D.
observation-disclosures r. Ward, D.
Person-W. T. Bradshaw, d.
| Pitt-W. j. Nichols, D.; Thomas H.
Barnhill, D.
Randolph-One Democrat and one Re-
| publican.
| Richmond-A ]. Little, d.
| Robeson-G. B. Patterson, D.. o. S.
| Oliver, d.
| Rockingham-Robert Garrett, D.; ]. H.
| Lane, d.
| Rowan-R. Lee Wright, D.; L. H. Roth
rock D.
RUTHERFORD. T. Alexander, D.
| Sampson-Two Populists.
Stanly-John w. Bivens, D.
Stokes-Republican
| Surry-Brim, R.
standardization Mclean, D.
Swain-Republican.
| Transylvania-R. H. Zachary, D.
TyrrelI-August W. Owens, D.
Union-R. S. Bivens, D.
Vance-W. B. Daniel, D.
Wake--E. G. Beddingfeld, D.; John S..
Pearson, D.; R. N. Simms, y.
Warren-S. G.. Daniel, d.
Washington-Thomas w. Blount, D.
Watauga-
Wayne-W. r. Allen, D., and Geo. E.
| Hood, d.
Wilson-H. G. Conner, D.
Wholesome Democrat and one Repub-
| lican.
Yadkin-Republican
Yancey-Democratic.
SENATE.
First District (Currituck, Camden,
Pasquotank, Hartford, Gates Chowan,
Perquimans)-W. H. Bray, CD, and S. G.
Vann, CD.
Second District-(TyrreIl, Washington,
Martin. Dare, Beaufort, Hyde, Pamlico)-
1. Miller CD, and H. S. Ward CD
Third District northampton, Bertie)-
S. ]. Calvert, CD
Fourth District-( Halifax)-E. L. Ira
Wis, CD
Fifth District-(E dgecombe) -R. H.
| Speight, CD
Sixth District-(PitD-F. G. James,
CD
Seventh Decentralization, Nash,
Franklin)-T. NJ. Arlington, CD, and J..
| E. Woodland, CD
Eighth District-(Craven, Jones, Car
teret, Lenoiri Onslow, Greene)-J. E. w.
Sugg, CD, and t. w. Warren, CD
Ninth District-(Duplin Wayne, PEN
der)-B. F. Aycock, CD, and j. f. Foy,
CD
Tenth District-(New Hanover, Bruins
wick)-George l.. Morton, CD
Eleventh District-(Warren and Vance)
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A POWERFUL MILL EXPLOSION.

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty
dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery of your body with calomel,
croton oil or aloes pills, when DR.. King S
New Discovery Life Pills, which are
gentle as a summer breeze, do the work
perfectly. Cures Headache, Constipation.
Only % cents at all Druggists.
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Ransom to Speak at Louisburg.

Especial to News and Observer.)
LoufsDurg, n. c., August THE
Confederate Veterans Association
meets here Wednesday, August Sth.
The management expects quite a
crowd to De in attendance. General
NJ. w. Ransom and Captain w. B.
Shaw will make speeches on that day
and a cordial invitation is extended
to the people generally and old vete-
rams in particular to come.
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HOW IT WILL STAND
The Next General Assembly
of North Carolina.
It Will be Overwhelmingly Democratic in Bo!h
the House and Senate
Branches,

The next General Assembly of North
Carolina will be composed of 14O Demo-
Gratis, q Republica6. g fl g.. o.. Sc .66
Gratis, q Republicans and Populists.
OF these there will be in the Senate
40 Democrats, 8 Republicans and 1 Popu-
list. The Populist comes from the Twen-
ty-seventh district. In the House there
will be 100 Democrats, IS Republicans
and 2 Populists, the two Populists being
from Sampson, Buffers county.
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS"

A small pimple on your face may seem
of little consequence, but it shows your
blood is impure, and impure blood is what
causes most of the diseases from which
people suffer. Better heed the warning
given by the pimple and purify your blood
at once by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This medicine cures all diseases due to
bad blood, including scrofula and salt
rheum.
The non-irritating cathartic-Hcod's
Pills.
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Child Labor in Factory.
Springfield Republican.

Springfield Republican.
The Governor elect of North Carolina
says that the cotton manufacturers of
the State are considering an agreement
to dispense with the labor of children
under y years of age. But how far will
voluntary agreement be apt to hold as
long as there is profit in employing chill
dren under II? The situation in the South
in this respect is simply scandalous. 1t
is said that in some of the North Caro-
lima mills children only eight or nine
years old are employed even on the night
shifts, working all night for 10 cents!
II the manufacturers are ready to make
such an agreement as specified and stick
by it, why do they oppose child labor
legislation, as they have in both North
and South Carolina?
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STUBBORN BLAZE At ST. PAUL
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WILL STREET FIRM SUsPENoS,
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