The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-27

| NoftH ot1te 0te1hth09.
A Durham Special says: There are
! two factions In the ranks Of the city
| physicians. and the matter is nov like
ly to get into the courts The trouble
| Is between DR.. r. A. Moore and DR.. r
II. Bowling on one side, and the other
doctors Of the city who are members Of
the Academy OF Medicine on the other.
Drs. Moore and Bowling are not men,
bers OF the Academy. and they are de-
! barred from practice In the Watts Hos
| pital. This institution Is practically
| Under the control Of the doctors Of the
city. and they debarred Moore and
| Bowling. Ii these two doctors have q
| patieiit to send to the hospital. that
patient has to Re turned over TO soms
| other physician. This IL the trouble.
The two doctors. who feel aggficvsd
have now taken steps TO force what
| they consider their rights They have
| asked for a meeting OF the trustees OF
| the hospital, to be held on November
| 10th, at which time they will make de-
| mand 10 BE- admitted TO the hospital on
equal terms with all other doctors. This
being refused. the next step will be TO
take the matter into the courts.
The State Agricultural Society. In
annual session reelected by . rising
| vote Ashley Horne, president. Joseph
E. Pogne. secretary; Claude B. Den.
| son, treasurer. There was consider.
| able discussion OF questions OF amuse-
ments at the fair, by Pogue. II. b.
| Breughton and j. 8. Wynne. The So
ciety is determined to have no swind-
| les. A committee Of five was created
| to consider the question OF holding
an exposition for fortnight next Oc.
| tober and report to the new executive
| committee.
The Fire Underwriters Of this State.
in session in Raleigh. elected A. b.
| Dangerfield. Of Winston, president: j.
Van b. Metts, of Wilmington, secre-
tary, and r. w. Murray, of Greens
boro; G. w. Jacobs, of Windsor: J. II.
Patterson, Of Asheville; j. G. Marshal.
OF Wadesboro, and w. w. Smith. Of
Raleigh, the executive committee.
The association favors the appeal Of
the regulations which forbid division
| OF commissions with nonresident
| agent and brokers.
The chiefs of police Of this State
| had Q meeting which lasted until a
very late hour. J. A. Woodall. OF Dur.
ham. was reelected president and r.
M. Jordah., of Asheville, secretary.
John W. CUttufi, of Tafboro. being
icepresident. and J. H. Mullins. Of
Raleigh; c. H. Skinner. Of Dufifi. and
8. M. Wheeler. Of Oxford, composing &
the executive committee. Every
chief III the, State is invited TO be-
| come d member.
Friday ten engines, which weigh
| $4,000 pounds more than any others In
| use on the Seaboard Air Line. passed
Raleigh on their way south for use on
| the new Birmingham division. Or
ders require that they shall not exceed
six miles and hour speed In passing
over bridges on this division and not
over Is miles an hour on the road
bed.
Ten miles Of the Raleigh 4 Pam
lico Sound Railway has been graded
| and track laying is now progressing
bridges has been completed. The
"oiSt VI Tue Is HbIsuSu
George Lyon, Of Durham. won the
State championship in the clay pigeon
shoot breaking SO out Of 100. J. T.
Anthony won the professional match.
Bark Driven Ashore.
Key West, Fla, Special.-The -Nor-
wegian bark Rainfaxe. from Compache,
fur EurBpe, Captain Logwood, ran
ashore on Marquesa reef durihs the
| storm. The crew was rescued by the
schooner Welcome and landed on Mar
quesa beach safe. The tug Chiids and
wreckers gave assistance. The hurrf-
| cane missed Key West No damage was
Gone here.
Dense Fog Screens Enemies.