The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-02-08
NO. 10.
TAR heel NOTES.

road EXTENSION from Rrcvar1 viii es
conmerced In the next weck OF tea
days. depending oa the weather
I, Is now certain that clayton viii
by tbs tine next year have . cotton
mill in operation. Il Will fe a small
mill ot s7s.oco capital stock TO start
with.
Near IaurinburE tEo littls soas ~
J. l.. Holla-d wer~ out cunning Tb~
hammer OF = gun became entanEiet In
a bush. exploding TIE wcacoa and kill
ing one o' the boys Instantly.
Jim and John BossiAn. youaw whitr
men and brothers. have been yaiicd
in Rowan in default OF 500 boHas caca.
They are charged wish burning ths
barn OF II. c. Walker. near sAw. Ro-
wan county.
Burt Harris. a linotype comPosltoG
on the Charlotte Observer. feii deal
Thursday night O'Clock. Heart
failure is supposed 90 have beca The
cause. He wen; 70 Charlotte = year
aro ana had been working In local OF
fees
T. 4. Albright. accompanied by John
welksr and Others. destroyed a block
aae asiil near Hills5oro Monday. They
upset about 600 Eaiioas of boer. some
low wines and a small amour. of whis-
- 4 49,
OF Joan Laws. who they happened TO
find there. on a visit. we suppose.
The Greensboro Publishing Company
has jus; been organized 10 SucoeSi
the Telegram Publishing Company ana
will assume control OF the Evening
Telegram within the nert few weeks.
The inc0rporators are: c. q. wnghi.
A. w. MeAllister. ]. vanIAndiey. c.
II. ireland. J. ". Scott. J.. J. stat
ford. Rev. W. L Grlssom. J. 5. Hun-
ter. r. ". Brooks. J. II. Hendrix. =
W. Fry and Others whose names have
not been announced.
During the cold snap the pond AZ
4 Oakdale froze thick and hard. When
/ Il began 20 thaw around tire edges the
large carp began TO play IN the SHALLOW
water. One huge fellow In Mapping
around. got on the ice and never rot
back. IL was found there one mora
ing frozen aoI. II was exactly tNs
and one-half feet long and weighed
over twenty pounds. The scales on u
were over an inca in diameter.--fiigh
Point Enterprise.
TT. wrenn. OF the CatawbA Fur
niture Company. purchased the trAnt
o, land lying west OF the $. c. a Ga
extension railroad containing about i've
acres. from !. s. DysEri, On Monday
The consideration was 500. and u
is said th5t another factory Is TO -
erected on the tract
The attempt TO enforce vaccination
by the officials OF the county NJ BIG
Falls led 90 a revolt and an apparent
misunderstanding. as the operatives ~
the mill were led 90 believe the owners
were urging II or were in sympathy
with the work. As a result az this be
lief the operatives walked out Monday
The two-year-old daughter OF Mr.
Charles Taylor. who lives near ihs
depot IN Morganton was 40 badly burn
ed wednesday evening that she died
in aboet eight hours after the acci
dent. The mother went 20 the vel
for a bucket OF water. leaving ih'
child alone in the house. and when sh'
returned she found its clothing or
fire. She Immediately dashed her buck
, a OF water on the child. which exun
gu!shed the flames. and DIR. wa-licl
was summoned. but the little one w.
too badly burned 20 DE saved. IL VA
a horrible accident
The Ruthertorston vindicator learn
that Col Frank Coke IL critically sirl
In Philadelphia
Kings Weekly. OF Greenville. say
|, rhat wednesday. a; Washington, BeHu
. fort county. Mr. John Gordon wake
? up behind a boy and. 10 scare hlm
5 slapped him on the back o, the shoui
D der. The boy had his knife In his han
and as he jumpe3 threw his hand back
ward. the blade sticking Mr.. Gordon !
! the thigh. severlng an artery, tro-
= which he bled 20 death in a short whil'
Z Medical aid could do nothing for him.
Mr.. W. T. Hall died suddealy Thurs
! day morning in the store of h
a brother. Mr Alex. Hall. Al Rockins
o ham
The 1veyear-old daughter OF Mr.. an
= Mrs. George White. OF Durham. vs
4 accidersIy burned TO death Thursc1y
d Her clothing caught from an ope
. CRATE.