Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-15
NEGRO BAPTIST CONVENTION.
,,,s of Col. A. w. sh nncr, at Dams
liz. \. l.-rermer Postmaster in
,bc Capital City-Asncthtsts being
Tound Scnr Raleigh

,,,r.rIGB. \. C. November 1s-tspe-
-,,--To-day was tire final one Of The
-so~s3ce Of county superIntendents
- meeting is one of tho most important
s,rs Of educators erser held in the
s..4s tn fact. st may be said 1t is the
BEST
.-,., oaenirE work Of The session today
discussion of teachers institutes
s3arner schools for tea cheers. Super
..,r5ent Rassdale. of Pitt. led discus
!, rural libraries, their use, benefits
1 extension superintendent Clements.
=. wake, led discussion on The school
,.-. apa suggested changes. State Super
....-,1srt Joyncr led a discussion on coun-
nd STATE supervision, and Superinten-
burlington. of Johnston, on the eE-
raria,l and grading of teachers. The
--5t,cc on resolutions made its rephEt
NE afternoon. Tbs was followed by
,~-,r ny the committee on the division
- site into district associations, the
rl-a,st .co recommending tlre as the mum
such associations.
EDUCATIONAL RALLY.
evening there was an educational
Xh.ch brief talks were made by
- -r Ave ock. Robert D. Douglas, of
-e,, sro: Charles d. Mclver, III. L.
~. a. p NenaDlc Editor Bailey. Of
lssbI, cal Recorder: Rev. Plato Dur
- Fai tor Daniels. Of the News and OBJ
- nj others. Al this rally there
M, ably large gathering of educa-
~ AIat ,ns those present were Pres-
a., T5oa4 god, OF Oxford Female Semi
ana Principal z. NICK. Goodwin. OF
STATE 5 ehool for Deaf Mutcs.
l.sf4e-lt Nenable. of the university, In
-. ,at1r correspondent that there are
r-gz,Fr7ts. Principal Goodwin says that
fr Scho,b for Deaf Mutes there are
V7ich il; the largest number ever
~-z ffs So VS. that there is not case of
raas suG that IN twelve months the
nsrz- has not been opered TO receive
GGrnRED BAPTIST CONVENTION.
~,.-s,ats CoIored Baptist Convention
.r.s.f.fts scss. on at Smithfield to-day. The
-- stTrers wegc reelected; Rev. Dr. G.
sraTn. OF Winston, president and Il.
e --7#t7. Of Ia Eetteville- secretary.
.-t ~-r,nrt on zee strength Of the de-
-..r-tfe,, showl vi it TO be $4,000. There
vlrs sBaat 800 q, siesatcs at the conFen-
sf- which Is k1ro, GrI as The Baphst Edu-
g--I -.fn5 Missionary Convention. Last
evening" Ny. X Z. lSroughton, OF Raleigh
.az-=zes the con Nnticn on Sunday
e-.r ,,o,.l, and y Us followed by Con-
-=sY7sn T. X. Pou who made some re-
..,i,e an, Tho same subject and then dis
r,re=zd general subjects.
col - NJ SIIAH FER DEAD.
ra1. A. ". soatfer, Of Raleigh, died at
Tsrsy-ille. n Y. this morning. aged %.
lilo was a native of Now York, and by
r~7tess,on a civil engin ecr. He enlisted
h, 1851 in The Torty-fourtl New York Reg
mont and became l.eutenant-colonel OF
-ra one Hundred and First New YORK
d. went 10 Charlotte in 1850. and IN lSb!
-rzae Raleigh his home lie was TOR
,- ,-es-.s register in bankruptcy, and
for fosr YEARS postmaster he wa:s
., accom-, ,isned man. and made an hd-
nile man OF The State. which some firm
a:ed, asst spring his health failed
Tao months ago he went to a sanitaTlTn
fr7rrv,lIc Wis death was due to can
r5 II the stomach
There IS mach complaint OF iT7-eEular1ty
tr- nails This Is particularly the case
With mails from the North. "hich ram 10
arrive on time two days out OF three
Many .ANiETH1STS FOUND.
.7-a...,srs i'm large quantities have been
.aa-a vftLin six miles Of here, and to-
5a- many we're sent 10 Philadelphia to be
Gu as gems
The 1Iaic,itz- NJ the little streams. the
and :hc springs in this section are
ar Tho ground, however. is. Very fal-
lr7 end in fne shape for ploushins, ana
Gil sorts Of fa11u work is going on.
THE NEGRO REPUBLICANS.
a Republican WAC stands high in the
parity in This State said o-day about
ths laektag out Of the negroes from The
RerabZ can State Convention Of Green's
hara. II guess it svas q mistake. We
might have put half 4 dozen negroes IN
tie rear Of the convention nall ana &C
carrlIshef every purpose
iG5u;att-General Roxster says the State
Guard now lacks only three companies OF
te.rr ta!l 10 the limit. and that there are
tnrlvs arolications for entrance on file.
Th- present strength is 1.S00
7ha State Board Of Pharmacy grants
ii7a7rls 10 lf1e following as pharmacists:
A. g. Abrams. Wilmington; S. P. Baddie,
I-w.sharC: A II. Boycttc, Srnitifnld: L.
c Eernar. Henderson; p O. I,cGEett-
Et,ataa: A L. Manifold, Fayetteville; w.
II Perry. Eliza beth City; I. f. Rhodes,
Staw6sAi,rc Pa: NJ. L. Bingham. Rock
#rr7gu: c. T. Sisls. Ashevilie; NJ. L.
Srrrc Raleigh: A. J. Thompson. Graham.
r Thomas. Wost Durham; w. f. Wei
t-n Lexington: p /. Daniel and T. O.
Winston beth colored, Of Raleigh The
~s~t meeting Of the board to examine ap-
T5n,s VII be held here March "a Sec
rearv y NJ. Hancock OF the board VIII
ua' complete tour of the State TO see
tt NE pllcrmacy law is fully enforced
Tae @oaEd IS determined that the pubic
s'ail he thoroughly protected