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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-02

In a private note from Bro. 81. NJ.
Gates, sent with the communication
printed on page 6, he says: GA
strong Alliance sentiment is spring
ing up here in Alamance."
The July Delineator is an unusu-
ally attractive number. The three
color printing in the article on the
Pan-American Exposition is specially
fine. The Dslineator has made great
improvements during the past two
years.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-02
N. C. COUNTY ALLIANCE MEETIKG IS.
ROWAN.

ROWAN.
Rowan County Farmers Alliance
will hold it's July meeting at the
regular time, with Grants Creek
Sub-Alliance, near Grace Church.
All the Subs. are requested to at
tend. &c. BERNHARDT, Sec :.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-02
N. C. PRESS

In response to invitations, the
North Carolina Press Association
will meet in Greensboro, July 10th
and 18th, as the guest of that city
and it's Young Mems Business Asso-
citation. On the morning of July
18th the Association will take an ex-
cursion to Morehead City for a day
or two.
Editors and their wives will be en-
tertained at Hotel Guilford by oiti-
zens of Greensboro. The following
essays will be read:
'The Function of the Religious Pa
per in the Political Sphere" Rev.
A. j. McKelway, of the Presbyterian
Standard.
"Three Popular Movements, and
How they will Affect North Caro-
lima Journalism" G. H. Poe, of The
Progressive Farmer.
"The Press and Popular Eduoa-
cation" Prof. P. P. Claxton, of the
North Carolina Journal of Educa-
ton.
can Educational Journalism" j.
T. Britt, of the Oxford Ledger.
Col. Odds correspondence: Com
missioner of Agriculture Patterson,
who to-day arrived after having been
a fortnight on his farm in Caldwell
county, says his estimate is that
crops in the State are injured % per
cent, and that the loss on lowlands
is even greater.-Rev. w. g. Glenn
ents, the veteran county superin-
tendent of instruction of Wake, says
the present condition of crops is the
worst he ever saw save in the Grain
year" of 1867.-The New York
Times talks interestingly about
Julian s. Carr, saying he is in New
York and he is gratiHed that his ok
preston of political views is so well
received. The Times adds that he is
pleased to be "'the McLaurin of North
Carolina" q commercial Demo-
GRAFT" It further says that ex-Sena-
tor Marion Butler expresses prac-
tically the same views.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-02
ORANGE.

Orange County Alliance will meet
at Alliance Headquarters Thursday,
July 18th. A cordial invitation is
extended to all Alliancemen.
GEO. F. CRUTCHFIELD, Sec'v.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-02
The Markets.
RALEIGH COTTON.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 20, 1901.
N. G.. BACON
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Writ of Error Denied 10 Case Of Harris, Q
Bristol.

The Court IF Appeals handed down only
one opinion yesterday, that being refusal
Of the application for the writ of error
sought by Cicero Harris, the negro. VINO
is to be hung in Bristol next Friday for
the murder Of another negro named
Ware of which he was recently convicted
in the Corporation Court OF the city CT
Bristol. Messrs. John w. Price, George
w Blankenship and j. H. Winston We're
counsel, for Harris and Attorney-Geenral
Montague appeared for the State. CLERK
Keith Taylor yesterday wired the ser
geant of Bristol the result of the opinion,
by direction of the court.
A great many important decisions VIII
will ba the next opinion-day.
The following were the proceedings
yesterday:
Rensens VS.. Cassell ct ais. Argued by
Judge P. Bouldin Jr., for appellants ana
Samuel A. Anderson, and submitted.
Dudley. VS.. Minors executor. Passed
to January term
City of Radford VS.. Heth ct ais. Arsu-
ed by r. L. Jordan for appellant, anu
continued until tomorrow.
The next cases to be called are Rylnan
VS. Ryman.s executors ct ais. and Watts
VS.. Southern Bell Telephone and reIe-
graph Company.
The court yesterday announced that
cases on the docket would have to be
heard or continued when called. except
as the counsel in the case was prevented
from arguing by sickness. or in such
cases as members of the Constitutional
Convention are counsel i'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
RICH.!MON'DERS AT
THE HORSE SHOW
The List Of Those Who Will Go
From This City With the Old
Dominion Party K -Morrow.


a large number Of Richmond people
will attend the Horse Slow in New YORK
next week. The Old Dominion Steam-
ship party will leave here tomorrow eve
ming, gosilg at 3:1o o'clock over the Nor
folk and Western. Among those who will
attend viii. De the following:
Mrs. r. S. Crump. Mrs. w. B. West,
Miss Ryiand, Mrs. T. j. Bow!es, Frank
Miller, Frank l.. Miller, James w. Graves,
f. B. Robertson and wife, H. r. Har-
nish, 4Gto. E. Gary and wife, Mrs j. II.
Patterson. Mrs. Kate Va6en, Geo. Bur
russ, H. NJ Dowdy, II. Huger and wife,
Capt W. H. Curtis. Miss Marie Curtis,
Miss M1rv Curtis. Miss Sallie Cunning
ham, TEos. II. Starke and wife, =. y.
Starke AMI daughter. Mrs. W. NJ. Myers,
Mrs. r l.. Winston, Miss Irene Winston.
Miss Lula Kincheloe. Miss Mayo, L. a
Cary, a. H. Christian, Jr., Chas- Daven-
port, G.. 4. Davenport, Mrs. F.. y Rob-
inson. Miss Mary Lewis. Geo. w War
rem and wife, L. T.. Martin. Miss sNettle
Martin, Jno. III. Sanderson and wife. Geo.
B. Gaines. Jas. Z. Tyler, Miss NJ. f. Lee.
Miss F., .W.zI.ee. w. II. Wallard, T. M
Fry ana wife, Mrs. JOS. Seward. Miss
Carrie 3 Shafer Miss Mary. Lawson, Geo.
NJ McMinn r. H. Cloves and wife, Miss
Nargie Knowles, Miss Jane Vashon, Mrs
w. r., Lawrence, Eugene Blanton. ".
F.. jenkins and wife. Mrs. Humphrey
Calder, Hrs. VIM. Gibson. Mrs. w. >.
Constable, J. a. Redd, c. B.. Shafer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Brief Religious Items.

The 5twenty-fifth anniversary OF the
auxiliary of the Christian Women's Board
OF Missions OF the Seventh Street Chris
tan Church viii be celebrated this
evening Sat s o'clock in the lecture
room Of the church. An interesting and
attractive programme has been arranged.
A reception was given Wednesday at the
Clay-oli Get Adetnoulst Episcopal Church
by the board of stewards to the members
of the church and their friends. MISS
Rosalie Pettls acted as chairman of the
Entertainment Committee and had ar
ranged an attractive programme in which
Miss Kate Fuller, Mr.. Frank w. Laugh
ton and others took part. X
The monthly literary meeting OF ST..
James Epworth League will be h eid to-
night at ss:15So, clock in the: basement Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
At the Hospitals.

AR james w. Marshall mas
successfully passed through the ordeal of
an operation for appendicitis and later
typhoid Iever. RE came to Richmond
from Lexington. where he was attending
the Washington and Lee University. to
spend d few days: was taken sick and on
Sunday September I'D, was operated
on at the Virginia Hospital By DR.. Jacob
Niichaux. y few days later he developed
a case of typhoid fever. He owes his re-
covery to an unusually successful opera
ton. aided by an iron constitution. If the
present Improvement continues he viii
be able to leave the hospital By the first
of next week.
Mrs. \. G. StrirSer has returned from
Illinois and is now very. sick ut the home
of her mother. Mrs. Mahon, No. 3o01 VIII
.iamsburg Avenue, Fulton
Miss Emily Crump continues to Improve
at the Old Dominion Hospital from her
injuries sustained by leapinS from the
Hablston Building at the time OF It's
burning. Her condition yesterday was
more favorable than at any tine since
being at the hospital
The condition of Mr.. Seay. who was
injured at the Trigg Ship-yards on tues
davis unchanged. He is at the Re
treat for the. Sex, and an operation.
amputating the crushed limb may be nee
esSary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
BLACkSBURG-MARYLAND
Two ..strong Teams feet at Brosd Street
Park Tomorrow.

The football game here Saturday. be-
tween the Virginia Polytechnic Institutes
and the University of Maryland is going
10 he the hest exhibition on the gridiro.l
seen here this season.
The strong team from the University OF
MARYLAND will arrive here Tomorrow
morning and put up at AIurphy's Hotel
The Y. p J. will arrive tonight and put
UP at the same hotel. Reports from both
teams say that they are in tip-top cont!i-
ton. and each are prepared to pet up an
interesting game from start to finish.
The star players for Maryland are
DIGNITY. right tackle, Scott. left tackle:
Randolph. fullbuck. and IIoyden. LETT
halfback: and OF the star punters of the
South. Randolph is noted for HIS grcae
line bUckins.
1t is now evident. that the visitors az
Broad-Street Park next Saturday after
noon Will witness by tar ths finest exhi-
hilton Of football played in H.chHioud
this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
COURT OF APPEALS.
Case Appealed from Judge WaddiII's Decision
Argued.

ldse Appealed from Judge Hadaiii DECISION
Argued
The United States Circuit Court Of Ap-ss
pea1s was in session yesterday until
o'clock. Circuit Judges Gof and SiEncnton
md District Judge Jackson were pre-
siding. Judge PurEei. was not sitting
TIE following case was the only seaa
argued to-day
No. 41G-Henry De Ford. ct ais. plaif-.
tiffs in error VS.. Maryland Steel Cons
panys Of Baltimore county. Md. defendant
In error. In error to the Circuit Court
at Baltimore. Maryland. Argued q by
Charles Morris Howard. OF Baltimore.
Nc. d.. for the plaintiffs In error and by
Alexander Preston. of Baltimore, Nd
for the defendant in error and submit
ted. g.
TIE court adjourned until this
morning alto o'clock. wEe.. the following
case VIII he argued:
81 o....Iss----'rhs Universal Savings ana
Trust Company, formerly the hI.is.t:l
Qua rantec I:llillins ard Loan ~ social,
tor. 7 Weller. Ct ais. appellants
VS.. =. G. stonekarnes and ]. 7. iounss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15

Ii, ,,ass ma Il q fact ure OF otherg
- \, lli not be less nun
s.isl 3 the sule of rdels
shirts M I he who iesale, w Inch
give. ti,aslrtyl,t TO sell In
gallons or more, the AK
less than $500 per annt1m. e l's e.t..
of ardent spirits the Eeti
only Includes the e g
amounts less than five gallons, the tax .sl!
per annum shall ne not less man ~ =.
cities a over 30, 900 population 81, wv; ~
cities of over 10000, 500 iii to1f ms g -
over 900 population, $oUu;; elsewhere. Wv:
The General Assembly shall prescsIlili !s
PENALTIES for the VOL atton OF sl1sc
laws and shall have power to reg uistHes
or prohibit in such measure ana y 49, sel,
extent as it may prescribe t He
ardent spirits. s, Z s Z. ,so
(c) The General Assembly ma y nso
authorize the same person to tahess ".
one or more licenses and FIX tIes any
of license therefor, provided, ene =,
cense for taking oft inc sa llIes
not be less than two-tilirds OIL t Eis 8 ~
gate OF the several licenses. ~
Glass s..C."-Upon all such subjects OF
taxation and such others as IN S1ei.el q
Assembly may prescribe NJ ny 80
fore classified, the tax si i :. y, sNe4 =
sively for State purposes.
i
ed r. The raising of revenue for state
purnosa. within limits, which the Cen
eral Assembly may deem 5sfeasonaple 70
subject to taxation, shall prove 5lnsui1l-
cient then and there only snail the Gen. cen
eral Assembly prescribe by law for the u
collection of the deficit out of classes 3.
G. and Il. But until the General AS
sembly shall provide some other elnclse7hle !.
manner. the Governor auditor and treas cas-
urer shall constitute Il board to be known
as the Board of State Assessment. II II
shall BIZ the duty of the board to assess
10 each county and city its fair Propor-
ton OF the deficit, having consideration
to the valuation Of the property, lncluoeo
in classes B, C and F, made Tor iocal
taxation and by resolution shali d lrecs
the collector of taxes for said county ana
city to add a proper amount 70 the t st
rate, fixed by said county anu city, ds
Shall produce such sum, and SAID coNec-
tor shall be chargeable upon MS ohcial
bond with the proper discharge OF MS
duty in collecting the same. The General
Assembly shall have the power to correct
any Injustice to any county or city by
reimbursement, but until such CORRECTION
is made there shall be no delay In col
Letting such assessment
In lieu. however, Of making such as
sessment upon the counties and cities, the
General Assembly may prescribe by law
that expenses, local in their character,
now paid ou- of the revenues Of the State.
shall De paid out5of the county and CITY
treasures.
NIr. Carter Glass presented his Suffrage
resolution, which was published In 1ull
in The Times of yesterday.
The convention adjourned at Lao O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15

appe,iees- Appeal from decree and or
DER entered by Judge Wadtiil sitting, III
the Circuit Court at Richmond To be-
argued by Wyndham E Meredith and
VIM f. De Saussure. of Richmond. for
the appellants and by Emmett Seaton and
~. L. Holiday for-the :.preIlces
This is an appeal from the order and
decree entered by Judge WaddilI in this
cause on May %. 1901. by which an in
junction was granted and . receiver APP
pointed for the Building and Loan As
sociatfon: and alse from the order and
decree of June 4. 1901. continuing the in
junction and rece,vership. Counsel for
appellants in their brief state that the
sole question raised by the appeal Is
whether the condition warrantiiS re-
ceivership existed at the time of the
granting of the order OF May D. 1901.
and the entrance of the ostier of June 4.
1901. In their assignment, there being
twenty three in number. they ccntend
that at the time of the entrance of the
order or decree of May %. 1901. there was
no suit pending in the Circuit Court as
the suit In which this order granting IN
Injunction and appointing receiver was
not instituted until two days thereaf-
ter, a pending suit beng necessary in
order to give the court authority to APP
point a receiver. The commencement OF
d suit in equity in the United States
courts is by issuance of the chancerv
subpoena and the fling of the bill OF
complaint. The chancery subpoena Is
sued in this cause. they allege. was not
issued until the 9th of May, being two
days after the appointment of the re-
Ceiver, and that such order being made
before the commencement of the suit Is
Invalid. and cite as authority the case
of Elwoodvs- National Bank II Nan. 41o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
NEW TRUSTEE WANTED.
Southern Railway Enters Suit for the Same
In the Chancerv Court,

Suit has been instituted in the Chancery
Court blythe Southern Railway Company
against the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany oTof New York and other
holders for the purpose OF Sc
curing the appointment of the Guarantee
Trust Company Of New York as sole
substitute trustee of and unde: the first
and Chesapeake Railroad, assured by the
Southern Railway in 1894, as successor OF
VIM. p. Clyde, Isaac DavenE ort, Jr. and
john Stewart, the original trustees, the
last two OF whom are dead and the first
resigned
1t is understood that the Mutual Life
insurance Company owns a large major
ity OF the 100000 in bonds, and others
who may mold the bonds are ordered to
appear. within fifteen days after the pub
lication Of this suit. ..
In the same court. Judge Lamb
I'M tho suit Of G. l.. Rutfin against
r.. Todd. ordered that a commissioner
of the cotirt take an account of tho re-
ceipts of Todd in his transactions with
the Virginia Electrical and Railway Com
pany and to report back to the court.
Stewart D. I.org qualified as admins
traitor. Of Rachel S. Long in the Chan
Gerry Court. yesterday.
A. A. Reed institutes suit in the Law
and Equity Court against the Virginia
Electrical Railway and Development Com
pany for $500.
The suit OF J. ". kidwell against the
Locomotive-Wo Works for $4,000 for injuries
alleged to be due to causes to which he
was not a party, is on trial in the Circuit
Court of Henrico county.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Charles j. Leffler and Leila Humphrey,
and Meredith TraiEham and Annie Gram
well Il I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Literary and Musical So icty.

The Smithdeal College Literary and
Musical Society. which was reorsani.ed
last week, met III SmithdeaI Lodge Hail
yesterday afternoon with a full attend
ance. and spent a pleasant and profitable
hour in giving musical and literary rec
,itations.
The special features were as follow.
Mandolin and guitar duet. by Mrs. Sn..sl-
deal and Travis Smithdeal; chorus,
..America. - by all the members. p;ssi-
dent. s.. address. Professor Iiasti:;.i
Haw recitation. Miss Mary Johnston;
vocal solo. Professor c. ". Rarso:n:
reading Mr.. j. Z. Wallace.
At Il former meeting the blowing CHI
GERS were elected for the first term: Pc
fessor Hastings Hawkes.. president, FRO
fessor Cyrus Smithdeal. vice-president;
Miss Florence Snead, recording secretary:
Professor c.. W. Ransom. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. G. 81. Snithdea', critic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
HINT Club Meet.

The clear, cold weather of Wednesday
after Tuesdays rain made it a fine day
fer Notwithstanding ride and the hunting
part " which met ut the clubs kennels
at o'clock. e1tjoyed Il sharp. smart gal
1op ofsan hour@and twenty minutes away
OUT toward the Deep Run and back
again. going past the a cca farm. through
Chantiily, by Thorpe's store over Gitnn.s
and Browning's and Hopkins lands. by
TyIer's store. across Dumbarton and
Houston.s farm and home through the
Mordecai woods. Following the Nj. F..
H, Mr.. Harry Beattie were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Cole. Bfanton Mr.. J. r. j . Anderson.
Mr. Andrew Christian Mr. T. Dean
MeaEley- Dr.. Harrison. Mr.. George Cole
Scott and Mr.. John w. Scott. Among
many others al the meet were Miss Mary
Goodloe, from the VaIley:Mr. W. Bailey
Saunders Mr.. Langhorne Putney and
Drs. {. W. P. Brock and George Ross
and a large party of their guests from
among the medical convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Store Closed aNday Friday !
Reopen in New Building, !
Broad St. Near 9TH, SatuI- !
day Morning, Nov. 18th. !
MILLER ( RH0ADS !

the church american Wars" the SUBJ
ject Of the meeting, will be presented by
essays, recitations, solos and a chorus.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to be. present.
Professor, I'M Hammill, general sec
rotary of, the Southern Methodist Sunday
school Board. will conduct a mass-meet-
ing OF Sunday-school workers at Cen
tenary Church Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock, to which all are invited.
At the Baptist Congress held in New
York Wednesday, a paper on THE Ethics
oS Gambling" was lead by Professor S.
C. Mitchell, of Richmond College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
GOV. TYLER BACK.
Is Pleased With His inspection OF tue R., F. &
2. Railroad.

Governor Tyler. General James @. Fill
and Treasurer Hartman. who went on {.
tour of inspection of TIE Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad yestcr-
day, in company with tie directors OF
that road. returned las. night. The parry
inspected the road from Richmond To
Guantico and the Governor expressed.
himself as highly pleased with its conf
ton last night.
Yesterday was a very quiet day at the
Capitol and Lihrars-s- Judge Dew has
fled his. report as Second auditor With
the printer. and ii is expected to be ready
for Issuance in Il short tine.
NJ. F. S. Collier. Of Hampton. was q
the Governors Office yesterday. There
was; little of interest soiat: on 1T thu.
5puhijc offices. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
inv EIplshi Toby

The State Board OF Fisheries neld two
sessions YESTERDAY. The entire time was
devoted to work upon the annual report
of the body which will be put into tina.
shape to-day.
The report is expected 10 show u mast
favora bic increase in the revenue derived
from the fish and oyster industry of s.hs
state for the last fiscal year. and pros
% cts. for further increase in the COM
ing year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15

Richmond. Va. Ju::, !, 1So,.
The Powhatnn GIeoicine Co...
Sirs,-GratituIe for. tho relief froraed
me by the scot your II if.c 9iie g'rera-,
ration Causes me to write nsl .!ani you
for having prepared and pa. Lssare the
public q siliyc that notscuiT relieved 5.s.,e
j believe perMa..sGsiy cured 1.a os AN I. e.
graycsets sassSol Ttics. asd csndtc.s hes
Ecye twill cure ANY ono who tries &c
Respectfully.
6. IL GOPpoN. SORT.
Tnes syhitiock Branch Tnes American
Ci,snr Co
reriee Csc. for ssty Al 3ruayisst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
O. a. ToRIA-.
eso.. i. Ihs Kind YOU Rasa Always Bought
.as1 # L<a121ztlza
YOU ARE WARNED

To avoid as YOU would q poison the the
many so-calIed ..syrups OF White Pine
If you have a cough. cold, Croupe. Bron-3
Schitis or nily throat OF lang trouble, take
Davids Cough Syrup of Pure s Inc:
3HoreEound. Wild Cherry, etc. Price
Csc. for large bottle everywhere.
OWENS Is l11NoE DRUG CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
VIGOROUS RUBBING

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Eminent
will cure rheumatism, as Thousands will
testify, VINO have used it. It cures stiff
Joints. muscles and sinews,.. Ind IS the
hest all-'round family Slinimenl known.
For animals it mas no superior. ana every
horse owner ought to skeep. a oottle: handy.
1o,ce for a large bottle. 25c. avnrs here.
OWENS & MINOR DRl'.T co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
Sons Of American Revolution.

The Sons CT :he American Revolution
will Fold. an Important meeting at $40
o'clock this evening at the rcenis Of .hs
Virginia Historical Society. No. Ias Eass
franklin Street.. X full attendance is
urgently requested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
TO ELECT PRINCIPAL.
School Board Will Choose Oue to succede
Mr.. G. B. Baker.

The School Board will, at its meeting on
the 18th instant, elect q successor to fill
the vacancy created as principal OF the
Navy-Hill School by the resignation of
MIR. Claiborne B. Baker, who has estab-
lished himself in Charlottesville. Mr.. AL.
bert v. Norvel will act as principal tenn
porarily, by assignment Of Superintendent
Fox.