The news & observer., 1901-03-12
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
ExAttorney- General Walser is hero
preparing his new books, Annotations Of
North Carolina Supreme Court Deci,-
ions"
The price of cotton on the Raleigh
markets remained at 81 to SIS yester-
day,
The parish debt of the Church of the
Good Shepherd has been liouidated.
We regret to learn that Miss Fannie
McPheeters has a relapse of the typhoid
fever and is Very sick
Yesterday Sheriff j. A Almons. Of
Graham county, settled his taxes for
last year, amounting to $16616S.
The Corporation Commission meets
this morning. This is one of the regu-
lar monthly meetings. and number of
cases for overcharges, etc. will come up.
Mr. w. c. Douglas states that he is
not an attorney for Silas Martindale,
who was lynched in Carthage last week.
as has been published
Mr. Henderson Harwood. Of Durham.
arrived in Raleigh yesterday morning
TO enter the Old Soldiers Home. He
has been severely afflicted with rheu-
matism since October. He was accom-
panied by his son and Capt n. A
Ramsey.
The InterdenominationaI Mission Club
will meet this afternoon in the Sunday
school room of the Edenton Street
Methodist church at 4:30 O'Clock The
topic for the month is Turkey POLITICAL
ly and ReligiousIy.
Rev. Geo. F. Smith, the pastor of
Edenton Street Methodist church. at the
morning service Sunday received three
new members into the church.
The famous pianist. William H. Sher-
wood. has been secured for the annual
meeting of the State Music Teachers
Association, which will meet in the
Durham Conservatory of Music.
The funeral of William Mott was con-
Quoted at the Central Methodist church
Sunday afternoon by Rev. G.. T. Adams
1t was attended by a large crowd. The
casket was a handsome. cloth covered.
with silver trimmings. The choir sang
Home of the Soul and Nearer My
God to Thee" The interment was in
the city cemetery.
Deputy Sheriff Allen. of Catawba
county. brought four negro prisoners to
the penitentiary yesterday. They all
belonged to a band of housebreakers
who terrorized Newton for a while.
They are Will Setter. for life; Jim Lin
ney, two years: Haywood Wilson, ten
years. and Nose Hart ten years.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held this.
Tuesday evening az S o'clock in the
mayors office. The special committees
on hotel. cotton factory. legislation and
cemetery road are expected to make
their reports.
An important meeting of Confederate
veterans will be held in the hall of l..
OBJ. Branch Camp, 515, this evening at
O'Clock. Members of Branch Camp
and all veterans in the city are earnest
~ requested to be present at this meet
ing. Matters relating to many cid sol
diers will be considered.
Adjourned meeting Of l.. OBJ. Branch
Camp will be held in the mayors of
fee this evening. March 18th. at s
o'clock. Annual reports of officers An
nual election of camp officers. Election
of delegates to L. c. V. Convention at
Memphis. Tenn. BY order: A. B.
Stronach. Commander; j. G. Birdsong,
Adjutant.
Gen. j. S. Carr is still confined to his
room but expects to be out in a few
days He had n severe chill after par
ticipating i'm the Masonic funeral rites
over the remains Of Mr.. G. H. Morton
and did not recover for six hours.
In the mayors court yesterday Ada
Williams was sent to Jail to await the
action of the grand jury. She was
charged with an assault upon Officer
Walters last Saturday night. She was
sent to Jail in default of an $50 bond.
Messes. Lee, Horton & Brougnton will
soon open first class clothing and
gents furnishing store in the building
OCtupiSd ny MlSS
Reese. These are all young men of
fine business capacity and will no doubt
meet with fine success.
The body of Mr.. Nathan Milan who
died Saturday night at Greensboro
passed through Raleigh yesterday on
the way to Macon, n. c.. in Warren
county. where the interment took place
yesterday. Mr.. Milan was a salesman
for Greensbor firm. and was con-
sstent member OF the Methodist
church. His death resulted from pneu-
monia. contracted about two weeks ago
while attending the funeral of his
father. Mr.. Fl. u. Milan, who died at
the age of 20 years. The remains were
accompanied by the surviving brothers
and sisters Miss NJ. w. Milan, Miss
Mamie Milan. Mir. G. S. Milan and Mr..
j. II. Milan. The interment took place
at Hebron Methodist church. near
Macon. SsA
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