The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Bodies Of Macarthur and Neal
Carried Home for Burial.
SIEVE RIAL B UR0LARlES
Movement Launched II Connection
3 Win the 0uilford County Good
Roads Scheme Of issuing Bonds
10 TIE Amount Of $500 900.

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bodies Of il A. Macarthur, Of Ghffney, s..
( a., ana w. u. Neal, OF Rural Hall, NJ q.
reached Greensboro on the Southern train
last night, being carried home for burial.
Mr.. Macarthur was the passenger, and Mr..
Neal the car Inspector, who wero Killed
In the train wreck at Danyillc yester-
day. H. s, ~ III
State Senator James D. Glenn, law agent
Of the Southern, who upon the commence
mont OF his term during the sessions Of
the Leg islature, resigns his position with
the railroad did not have much Of In
term between leaving off one duty and
res umlng the other. He arrived home
from the adjournment Of the slxty-day
session Of the Legislature Monday night.
and yesterday morning was called out OF
+! bed at 1880 o clock and took q special
train at once Tor the scene OF the dis
aster at Danvlle. III tx
$iA year ago tho store OF Morris Broth
ers, in South Greensboro, was ransacked
by burglars, but nothing Of value appar-
emily stolen. Last night burglars again
entered the store. and effected an en-
trance IN their safe, but found no money.
It having been deposited in bank.
a burglar in the country, near James,
town, had better luck Monday night. The
residence OF Alr. L. M. Gardner was en-
tered, and fifty dollars in gold and TWEEN
Ety-five In bills stolen. .i. 4, Sa
For some time some reckless person
has been damaging the young shade trees
planted In various portions Of the city,
especially along Summit Avenue, leading
to Proximity Mills. Yesterday, street
car conductor saw a M half drunk man
breaking Off limbs from the trees and
having great fun. although companion
tried TO prevent him. The Mayor only
fined him sa5 and costs. n.
MERCHANTS CLUB.
At meeting of the Board OF Govern
ors of the Merchants and Manufacturers
Club last night, Mr.. G. o. Coble was
elected a member Of the board to fill a
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. ". T. Gale A committee to re-
wise the rules, regulations and bylaws
Of the club was appointed. The sum Of
s5 was voted for books to be presented to
the Public Library, and committee,
consisting OF Aessrs. A. " D. Smith, c.
G. Wright and r. D. Douglas. was ap-
pointed to select the books. s. 5
As The Joseph J. Stone Printing Company,
Of Greensboro with capital Of $1OO. 900,
was Incorporated by the Secretary Of
State yesterday. The company Is autho-
rized to do printing, binding, engraving,
slthographing. etc.
Miss Mary Goolsby, former very pop
ular resident OF Greensboro, was married
Monday at Halsy, KY, to DR.. J. G..
Sinner. a leading physician there.
There was q joint meeting Of the Ex-
'ecutive Committees Of the various bust
ness organizations held here last night
to take into consideration various pro-
sop Ind ~ al o,,A IL
concern to the city and county. The
utmost harmony prevailed, and conclu-
sions reached were after mature and in
formal sdeliberation. Among other mat
ters which were cordially endorsed and
approved were the proposed music car
Snival and State music teachers conven-
ton, to be held here In May, and the
proposed 100000 bond issue for good
roads, the election for which Is to be
held May Eth The bill passed by the
Legislature provides for the expenditure
OF $4,000 per year for six years. under
the supervision OF a highway commission.
TO CONDUCT CAMPAIGN.
Hon. A. NJ Scales. chairman OF the
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee and Hon. L. D. Douglas chairman
OF the County Republican, Executive
Committee. have deem delegated to con-
duct the coming campaign for the bond
Issue. This is IN keeping with the Gus
tom OF the city and county when mat
$ters OF public progress and industrial
betterment are to the front, Partisanry
Is submerged and all work together for
or against measure. The county COM
Smissioners, in the appointment Of regis
trars and judges Of election, were care
tful to select representative men. regard
less OF politics, to all their positions.
The fine organizing capacity Of Messrs.
Douglas and Scales. together with their
splendid reputation of devotionNto the IN
terest and advancement OF Gullford
county, will have a marked erect towards var
king the movement successful.
i. A marked tribute to the excellence OF
tho bond issue bill, adopted for Gullford,
comes from tho fact that after It's afdtop-
tion by the Legislature four other coun-
tias had exactly similar bills passed
Mr. TT. A. Williams. who for many
years has been trainmaster Of the South
ern here, has been promoted TO the posi-
lion flor Of superintendent Of division. to
taka charge March 18th. His successor
as trainma ster is Mr.. W, f. Anderson,
: Mr.. ", B, Harrison, OF Llttleton, ar
rived to-day, and will soon open UP q
new drug store here,
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