Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-01
Fight Started Against Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company.
RALEIcH's NEW PAPER
An Anti-Amenamont Jourunl to BE
Hnswn ma tho Daily Cnucn.ian-
Rcopening or tho htate Normal NJ
Grecmsboro : Projected Railroad
From Wilmington TO southport
Donih of Lady ut Chapel s1iii.

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 31-The farmers
of North Carolina, like those of South
Carolina, have started fight against
the Virginia. Carolina. Chemical Com
pany, commonly known as the fertilizer
trust.
In Pitt county the work of organ
izing for the fight has already begun.
The farmers there have called meet
ing to be held at every voting place in
the county on Saturday. February Sd,
at 2 o'clock. for the purpose Of sending
delegates to q county convention to be
held in Greenvlle on February 10th.
ANOTHER MORNING PAPER.
Raleigh is to have another morning
paper.
AS ir two 1t already has were not
enough
1t will be anti-amendment paper-The
Daily Caucasian.
The editor has not yet been named
though it will probably be one of two
men.
If the other man of the two declines
1T. why then it will be J. T. Click, of the
Hickory Mercury
In addition to this two or three week-
started at once in the Eastern part of
the State.
Just exactly where, and by whom ed
tied, is not yet determined.
This is the news that Il Republican
brings from Washington. He can give
no further details Mt this time. as plans
have not been perfected otherwise than
as above set forth.
The date on which the Daily Cauca-
sian will start. nobody knows nor what
arrangements 1t will be able to make
for news service.
OPENING OF STATE NORMAL.
The State Normal College, at Green's
boro. opened beyond expectations. go
young ladies being present yesterday
A large number arrived tonight, and
before the end of the week there will
be over 500. DIR. l.. w Crawford, editor
of the Christian Advocate, conducted
the opening exercises. Dr. McIver says
that sick reports kept some away,
who Will come III n few days. a num-
Der are new Students but most of them
arc old ones. College work begins with
enthusiasm, and all rejoice at the pros
poets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD.
Mrs. ]. G. Henvis, n prominent law
yer and capitalist of Philadelphia. who
has been here for several days, left yes
tcrtlay for Charlotte. While here Mr.
IIcnvis secured from the Secretary of
States office copy of the charter
granted last September to the South
port, Wilmington ana Western Railway
Company, formed by Philadelphia cap
iiaiists to build 4 road from Southport
to Wilmington. Mr.. lIenvis said that
another company OF capitalists is think
ing OF building line TO parellel that
being surveyed by the S. w. and w.
There has been for some time talk of
such a project. but nothing tangible has
as vet resulted
Mr. Henvis said that he was surprised
mt the welcome that the people of North
Carolina and the South gave to capt.
talisis from the North. He said that
he had expected TO find that there was
still hostility to mon from the North
because of sectional futff1g.
The number OF new concerns charter
cd continues to eurpass oil former re-
cords
DEATH AT CHAPEL HILL.
Our little village Is deeply grievcd
over the sudden and unexpected death
son, Professor Of Biology in the Uni
versity Her death occurred last night.
Mrs. Wilson was Miss Edith Stckney,
of Boston. She had been married about
seven years and leaves three children.
She was; woman Of rare culture and
beauty Of mind. and was greatly be-
loved By our people. The funeral will
be held Thursday afternoon from the
Episcopal Church, OF which Mrs. Will
son was 4 member.