The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-12
no vERDIC ), IN
MARSHALL CASE
The Jury Has as Yet Come TO No Con-
cIrsion ia the Matter.
The PENIIENTlARY FINANCES.
The Four Supervisors. Who We're Last ',s',
Near Discharged. Threaten to
Bring Suit &c Not t'aid Their
Salaries TO Sept. 1. 1900.

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Et,ectal Master L, S. Martin Will begin
u ,Ssasn Il. take testimony in hhe fertilizer
1.ssss case OF The Carolina Central rail-
road.
Tie neeains tonight. at Greensboro. OF
y If,s. board OF directors o. the State lnuus-
trial and Normal school. will be watched
MiSh much interest, for they are 70 make
t.lcir rcrorI as 10 the cause OF the lever
epidemic Dr. Lewis. as Secretary to the
State Board of Health. made his report
TO the directors and npv they make
ghclrs TO the public. There is. 1t as SAID,
Il difference OF opnoin among the mem
hers oe The board.
SMALLPOX is reported IN nearly every
county through which the Southern rail
road runs, from Virginia to South Caro-
tina. DIR. Lewis. OF the State Board OF
fJdalIt. points out 10 mill owners the
danger that threatens to close their mills,
for all along tho line Of the railroad are
many mills DIR. Lewis urges the neces-
sity of vaccination among the operatives.
PENITENTlARY FINANCES.
In his report 10 the board of directors,
Superintendent Day. of the penitentiary,
urges the renting of the Northampton
Farm again. and a1c made most glorious
report of the prosperous condition OF the
penitentiary finances. etc. There are four
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year. and they will go before the board
with their attorney and demand their sal
aries up to September. 1893. when their
terms would have expired. The attorney
gave notice that, unless the money was
paid suit would be brought. 1t amounts
60 nearly sl,5co. The board is still in ses-
sion.
NO VERDICT.
The jury in the Marshall case has Te-
IL A3,aa lpSn
yesterday. slept on it, and at O'Clock
went out to breakfast. Marshall and his
counsel as>s waiting for the decision
with impatience. Mrs Marshall has sat
by the side of her husband through the
entire trial. and never once broke down
until the twelve jurymen. who held her
husbands fate in their hands took the
case and left the courtroom. then she
broke down. and putting her head on
fa5h1e. with IT.: hand clasping 1er iuS-
bands wept bitterly.
An expert employee at the Raleigh cot
ton mills had his arm badly burned q
few days ago. and yesterday it was found
necessary to amputate DIT at the shoulder
io1nt His name is Brown, and he is
fn,m Canada.
There was on last night a public install
3ntion OF officers for all three of the Odd
Fellow. lodges in this city.
GRAND LODGE MASONS.
Tho Grand Lodge OF Masons last night
decided that fraternal relations might be
resumed with Grand Lodge of the State
OF Washington. II may be recalled that
nearly every State severed connection with
this lodge because it recognized negro
Masonry. The Grand Lodge of Washing
ton has Tescinded its action. The North
Carolina lodge has not been officially no.
sdfied Of its resembling. so no definite ac-
ton was taken. The request from Will
nrington, that the Grand Lodge meet
There. was voted down. Raleigh is the
place. The Masons are anxious to have
a Masonic Temple built here and will
aid the local lodges in securing same.