The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-10-20

rate Parade.
The State Fair at Raleigh will be
held this week and his year it is of es-
peciaI interest to Wilmington as one of
its prominent citizens. Colonel George
L. Morton. is chief marshal. To a Mes
senger representative yesterday after
noon he stated that the Fair will with
out doubt be i gigantic success. He
ceptances to his invitations to be as
-sistant marshaIs:
WiIminston-Robert c. Grady, DR..
L. 3. PIsford. H. NJ. Chase. Milton
Mcintosh. Clayton Giles, Jr., d. Nc
Edchern. H l.. Vollers, H. g.. Nc
Queen. J. VanB. Nets and r. L. Will
Iiams-
Winstou-C. f. TomIinson.
ADMINISTRATION. II. w. Stubbs.
YoungsviIIe-Thomas f. Cheatham.
Fred \. Cheatham. Il. H. Allen, \. V.
BObbitt. Dr. Z. +. Reitzel, DR.. l. @.
AA4dNL1h anu - L AltdlONS ).
AtkiEsOu-E. a. Halves and j.. r.
Halves.
AsheViIIe-L. NJ. Bourne.
AIbermarIe-S. H. Milton.
HampdeE, Baltimore, Md.-AIbert H.
Carroll.
BaIletine's MilIs-Branton H. stevens.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Johnson.
CuHniughdm-COIOnel John $. Cum
1ingrIl,, l,-E 1s,--,- I--,--=l---
CastOria-Fred \. Carr and Charles P.
Harper.
Concord-J. F. Cannon and P. f.
King.
CharIotte-H. a. MurriII, H. E. Johns
and Frank SadIer.
Chapel HiII-H. S. Fenner.
Dunno. P. Shell, Eldridge Lee, Hon.
H. l.. Goodwin and George Z. Gran
than.
Durham-R. L. Carr, l.. A. Carr and
j. Paul Taylor.
Neutrality-suspicious. a. Winston.
,Fayettevine-M. Mel. Matthews, l..
a. Williamson, E. E. Gorham and O..
b. Wightman.
GOIdsboro-FIOyd H. UzzeII and a. H.
Edgerton.
Greensboro-W. 7. Powe, W. r. Land.
p. d. Gold, Jr. and Il. V. Taylor.
GaStOnia \. CT. Mangum.
HamIet-E. E. Gibbons.
High Point. j. Farris. H. A. Mills,
Hon. Wescott Robertson, John H. Tate
and E. NJ. ArmtieId.
Observation-Disclosures Francis A. Ma
con.
Kinston-E. r. Wooten and w. D.
LarOgue, j.
Lumberton-George T. French and A.
III. Mcleod. Jr.
Lillington-S. \ Salmon.
LincoInton-R. 5. Reinhardt.
Laurinburg-James l.. McNair.
LeXington-G. F. Hankins.
Laurence-keuneth T. Knight and l..
D.. Knight.
Morganton-MauIy Mcdowell.
Mebaue-J. :. White.
Ait. HolIy-B. *. Davenport.
Mt. OliVe-Dr. Leonard p. Aaron.
Newton-D. J. Carpenter.
New Bern-Henry r. Bryan, Jr.
PittsbOro-James l.. Ferrebee.
Reidsvile-WiIiam s. Thomas.
RaIeigh-W- Is. Jones, w. w.
Richards. John {. DOckery. T. l.. Eber-
hardt. r. &. Haywood. I. b. Heart,
John Z. Low. Jr.. W. L.. Watson, Irwin
L. Jones. J. Il. Young, w. B. Grimes.
Sherwood Haywood. John A. Duncan
and K. r. Crawford.
Rock Hock-A. NJ. FOrehand.
Rocky MouuJ-James r. Bum.
Rose HilI-W. Il. RUSSELL.
Rockiugham-Leake ). COVjngtOn, y.
5. Dockery and John l.. Everett.
Robersouvile-W. y. James.
Red Springs-Martin Mckinnon.
Rutherfordton-Hon. solomon Gallert
and John {. Mills.
INSTRUMENTATION d. Merritt.
SaIis0ury-Hon. Burton Craig.
Snow HiIi-C. =. NJ. Dali.
~SheI5y-Hugh q. Miller.
StatesviEe-ColoneI j. F. Armield.
ShaIo,ce-W. II. Philips
Observation-Disclosures p. Mathison
Trentou-W. Murray Whitaker.
Tar6oro-Dr. Clifford a. Whitehead.
Joe Is. Pennington and NJ. Kaufman.
Tuckahoe-J. :. Harget,.
WaynesviIIe-F. W. Miller.
Wake ForeSt-CaIvin Mitchell.
Warsaw-H. G.. Owen.
Whitevi.le-Homer l.. Lyon.
All the aides viii report Tuesday
morning. mounted and with regalia. fol
the imposing perade.
Official Yellow Fever Bulletin.
Laredo. Texas. October 1.-THE off,
ciaI yellow fever bulletin today shows
as follows:
New cases 81; deaths /; total cases tc