The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-11

| appointed by the various trade and labor
organizations of the city, is called to
meet at the Mayors office this evening
at 1880 o'clock The committees are as
| follows:
| Chamber of Commerce Committee-A
NJ. Powell, r. Fl. Battle, Josephus Daniels
| II. B. Raney, j. ID. Bachelor S. A. Ashe
| Pulaski Cowper. r. II. Briggs, "A. j. Field
j. J. Thomas. c. H. Belvin. f. p. Moses
H. S. Wynne, B. S. Jerman. Joshua b.
| Hill, ]. G. Brown, J. d. Boushall c. c..
| Mcdonald, +. O. Moring, c. S. Allen, /.
| NJ. Proctor, j. N Holding. G. E. Leach,
Joseph Blake. r. T. Hay, c. B. Parks, j.
| r. Young.
Carpenters Union-W. A. Buck, w. R.
| Warren, Harvey Newton. w. E. Barron,
C W. Winston and Geo. Ruth.
Typographical Unon-W. e. Faison, J.
| w. Halford It. O. Faucette, G. G. Koonce,
L. A. Adams.
Machinists' Union-W. H. Cole, r. f.
Harding, A. j. Crawford, E. C. Sasser, J.
w. Horton
Bookbnders Union--J. r. Davis, r. B.
Williams, w. H. Miller, j. f. Medlin. w.
H. Singleton.
Central Labor Union--G. T. Norwood. j.
L. Cross E. s. Cheek. r. H. Kehoe. Ed.
r. Pace.
RECEPTION AT MANSION.
Mr.. w. ]. Andrews. chairman, calls
meeting Of the Committee on Reception at
the Mansion, the committee to meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the Mayors
office.
Mr. S. L. Dill. of Newbern, General
Passenger Agent of the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad was here yester-
day. His road will grant rate of / cent
per mile travelled for military companies
in uniform bearing arms and regular
equipment and brass bands in uniform,
twenty 600 or more on one ticket
The special inauguration train will
leave Morehead City at 5:25 a. m. and
reach Raleigh at 1870. Returning, it
will leave Goldsboro for the Atlantic and
North Carolina stations at TAO p. m.
MILITARY.
Capt Bernard says that the Whining
ton company, 40 strong will attend; the
Newbern Naval Reserves under Com
mander Manly, will be here in full force;
the Franklinton company, 81 strong, under
Capt MCGEE will be here, and the two
Goldsboro companies will come as an es-
pecial escort to Governor Aycock.
ROWAN RIFLES COMING.
Yesterdays Salisbury Sun contained
this good item of news:
THE Rowan Rifles purpose attending
the ceremonies incident to the Inaugural
ton of Governor Aycock at Raleigh on the
18th inst
'"The Rifles have been putting in some
hard ticks in drill work since it was sug-
gested that they would attend the inau-
guration and it is safe to say that if they
go to Raleigh no company will make
better showing in point of appearance and
proficiency in handling arms than our
own boys"
INAUGURATION TRAIN ON S. A. L.
For the accommodation of parties de-
string to attend the Inauguration of Gov
crnor Avcock at Raleigh, January Is,
the Atlantic Coast Line has arranged
to run special train from Wilmington
10 Raleigh and return on that date,
leaving Wilmington about 900 a. m.
and arriving at Raleigh about 10000 a. m.
Returning, the train will leave Raleigh
about 1890 midnight. This train will pick
up passengers as far up as Goldsboro.
The morning train from Clinton will
connect with this special at Warsaw,
and the Atlantic Coast Line will run
special to Clinton on the arrival at War
saw Of the special on its way back from
Psleigh.
Round trip tickets will be on sale at
reduced rates.
HOWITZER NAMED FOR AYCOCK. g
Wilmington Messenger)
Wilmington Division, North Carolina
Naval Brigade, had a special drill last
night in further preparation for the trip
of the division to Raleigh next Tuesday
to participate in the inauguration of Gov
ernor Charles B. Aycock.
The boys will go up in their blue uni
forms and will leave at 6 a. m. next
Tuesday on the special train to be run
over the Atlantic Coast Line. They
will take along their howitzer, which,
by the way, is named Charles B. Ay-
cock" in honor of the Governor.
During the campaign last summer
gun crew went with the howitzer TO
Whiteville where Governor Aycock spoke.
They were SO much pleased with that
distinguished North Carolinian that they
then and there christened the howitzer
with his name. The gun will be appro-
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