Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
THE DEMOCRATIC ITINERARY
Rallies and ratification Meetings to BE
Held Revenue Yielded by tho Insur-
anco Department : omcers Elected by
winston Chamber of Commerce Sol.
-AIorins Still LOST Notes from the
State Capitol. 40
State Capitol


the Baltimore Badge and Novelty Com
pany, 90 West Baltimore street, Balti-
more, Md, by which county chairmen
and White Supremacy clubs will be
furnished with white Supremacy
buttons at the rate of 40 cents hun
dred. He has been enabled to get this
low rate by guaranteeing the sale OF
at least $4,000. He says, however; he
expects several hundred thousand to
be used in the State. Chairmen or
clubs desiring these buttons will order
them directly from the Baltimore
Badge and Novelty Company, % West
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, and
Will have to send money with the order.
THE DEMOCRATIC ITINERARY.
There will be grand white supre-
macy rally and ratification meeting by
the Democratic candidates for the var
ious State offices Except the candidates
for judge at the following times and
places
Burlington, Monday, April 1s.
Winston, Tuesday, April IL.
Greensboro, Tuesday night. April II.
Hickory. Wednesday, April Is.
Ashevilc. Thursday, April 10.
Murphy, Saturday. April 81
Bryson City, Monday. April %.
Waynesville, Tuesday, April "a.
Marion, Wednesday. April %.
Shelby, Thursday. April 26.
Charlotte, Saturday, April %.
Fayetteville. Monday, April 30.
Rocky Mount Tuesday, May 1.
Wilmington, Wednesday, May Q.
New Bern. Friday, May 4.
Elizabeth City, Saturday. May S.
At these meetings the several can
didates will be present and discuss the
subjects of good government, the CON
ell nj I'LL
Dremacy, and everybody is invited to
attend.
= GREATER REVENUE YIELDED.
partment closed on April l, 1900, and
is the first year Of the department I'M
der Commissioner Young and as n
separate department.:
The commissioner yesterday paid
over to State Treasurer Worth the sum
of S5,290.41. making n total collected
and paid to the State Treasurer for the
last year:
For Taxes ....................$ 57,147S7
FOR LicesSeS .........-.......... 20, $50 81
For Fees 2S200O
For Agents Licenses ......... 6364 90
The. receipts from the department
largely exceed the receipts from In
surance companies for any previous
year.
STATE Y. NJ. c. A.
The oath annual State Convention of
the Y NJ. C. a. of North Carolina, in
session at Greensboro. elected the fol-
lowing officers
President, W. II. Hcndron, of
Winston; first president, Geo. l..
IIaslling, of Asheville; second vice
president w. l.. Latta, of Wilmington;
third vice-pfesident. Rev. Egbert
Smith. of Greensboro; secretary, d. b.
Marks. of Elon College; press sccrctar-
les. II. IT. kat, Of Davidson College,;
l.. NJ. Cutbreth, of Trinity College.
WINSTON BUSINESS MEN.
The Winston Chamber of Commerce
has elected officers for the ensuing
Year Dr. II. 3. Battle was chosen pres
fifth vice-presidents. Directors, Rev j.
II. Clewell, T.. II. Hanes. w. N. Rey-
nolds, G.. w. Hinshaw. w. B. Taylor,
j. j. Norman, Il. T. Dalterc and ]. A.
Vance The directors reelected Col.
q. E. Webb, secretary and treasurer.
1t was decided to pull for union pas
senSer depot and other enterprises this
year.
Committees We're appointed tonight
for the entertainment of the Demo-
cratic Stat candidates during their
Visit here on April 18th.
SOL. MORLNG STILL LOST.
The report that the body of Sol Nor
ing had been found gained wide circu-
lation here yesterday, but proved to be
unfounded. Several gentlemen from
this city went to the scene of the crime
In the upper part of the county to as
certain the truthfulness of the report
1t seems that the report gained cur
rency by reason OF the fact that n dead
body was found in Greenvlle county,
Just beyond the Wake line, a few days
since.
{ is we'll known that Sol Nroring
disappeared from his home many
weeks ago under suspicious circum-
stances. a diligent search has failed
to locate Aforng. dead or alive.
AT THE CAPITOL.
Gov. Russell, being out of town. has
not yet rendered his decision in the
Shemwell eXtradition case. The de-
fects in the papers sent from Tennessee
have been remedied and the question
involved is now purely one of fact. Is
the purpose of the prosecution to col
lect money from the defendant.
There are on file in the Governors
Office upwards OF q score Of applica-
tons from lawyers asking to be an
pointed Judge of the Criminal Court to
succeed Judge Battle. Among the an
plicants are men of all political mar
ties, and all shades OF all political mar
ties, including more than half a dozen
Democrats.