The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
RECEIVERS
DISMISSED Is; J.
Final Action on Case Of the At
lantic and North Caro-
lima Road.
THE I e RAILROAD al / AZ. IS LEASED IS: %:
The McBee and Finch Case Goes
THE RAILR DAD is LEASED
The McBee and Finch Case Goes
Over to- November Term.
The Coming Fair.
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RALEIGH. N. c. Sept. 20 The appli-5
cation OF John p Cuyler, OF New Y ork,i
for a receivership for the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, two-thlrds OF
which is the property Of the State, is
now finally nd judicat ted by a decree hand
! ed down tonight. In which the petition
I Of compliments. John p sCuylerS and K.
I s. Finch, OF New York. and their seven
attorneys for allowances for expenses and
attorney fees Is denied by Judge Pur-j
nell. Of the Federal Court. 81,
This was. the last question to BIO de-
cided, the complainants' lawyers having
applied to the court to compel the pay
ment Of fees to them by the defendant
railroad s$S. 5!.f 5is Il M IN. { Ks, 81
The petition is denied in the discretion
OF the judge and therefore cannot be APP
pealed from. The recelyership has form
5erly been vacated and the road leased
to r. S. Rowland, Of Rhode Island. #
NiBEE CASE GOES OVER
IN the case Of Captain ". b. McBee
and Captain X. S. Finch, charged with
conspiracy n the State Courts In seek
has been allowed in the Criminal Court
here on account8of the illness Of one of
the attorneys and that case goes over to
January, 1#5 ~ &55J 81
The North Carolina Colonial Danes, in
session here, to-day appointed a commit
tee to confer with the city authorities
regarding the removal Of the Andrew
Johnson house to Pulen Park, where It
can be the better preserved It Is a
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birthplace Of one OF the Presidents, they
desire TO make sure OF It's preservation.
The removal seems assured. s18
An urgent call will be issued within
the next few days for the business men
OF Raleigh to decorated deliberately this
year for the opening OF the State Fair.
The list OF marshals for the fair will be
announced within the next few days. The
largest and most successful fair#in the
history OF the State Is assured
PRESIDENT WINSTON RESTS,
President George 7. Winston left to-
day for few days rest and recreation.
Ills arduous work In connection with
graphing the senior class uprising, In
additionfto the regular duties In cohnec-
ton with the opening Of the college. have
so overtaxed him that a rest is abs olute-
~ necessary the physicians say, lie Is
receiving hundreds Of letters congratulate
ll5 lllIl OH LIE SldsltA w. WIN ~
tanning the discipline Of the college.
Governor Aycocls VIII open the state
campaign October LIST and be in the thick
OF the fight from that time to- tho cleo
ton. Most OF his speeches Viii be in#the
western part OF the State. s5
The Agricultural and Mechanical foot
ball team will 60 to Lexington, Va. Sat
3urday to play the Virginia Military IN
stItute. The following Saturday they VIII
oppose the Clemson College team at
Charlotte and then on October 18th. they
play the University Of Virginia at Char
lottesvllle.s The Agricultural and Me-
chanical team has madeza most excellent
beginning Of the season. having defeated
5Guilford College bya score OF 50 to Q. y
ENGINE IN RIVER.
South-hound freight No. 10, on the
Norfolk and Southern Railroad ran into
an open draw over the Perquimnn's River,
eighteen miles south Of Elizabeth City to-
day and the engine and one car went to
the bottom Of the river.
The engineer saw the signal Indicating
that the draw was open, but his brakes
refused to work. The engineer and fire.
man escaped by swimming,