The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
NO VICTORY FOR
The It: REPUBLICANS ]! l {!
Governor Aycock Declares There
Are No New Members
That Party,
DEMOCRATS ARE s1EADFAsT|
Another Fruitless Appeal by
Mrs. Bishop for Her Husband.
TO Establish Silk Mill.
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RALEIGH, n. e., Nov. 12<-1n speaking
OF the general result of the recent election
In this State, Governor Aycock said this
afternoon:
"Rcpubleans seem to take some gra t
incation out OF the returns of the election,
and yet not ono Of them, not even the
state chairman, can name fifty men who
have left the Democratic party and gone
to the Republican party within the past
two years In this whole State On the
contrary, Republicans have Joined the
Democratic party within that time.
'"rherc were local conditions which, In
the opinion OF many Democrats, justified
them In remaining away from the polls.
These still believe in Democratic princi-
pies. North Carolina favors tariff for
revenue only and Is for local self-Eovcrr-
lnent and strongly opposed to the central-
ization OF power. and when II becomes
necessary for them to assert their faith
In these principles they will be found at
the polls.
A charter was issued to-day for the
Mount Olive Light and Power Company.
OF Mount Olive; authorized capital
$4,000; amount subscribed, I Slu, 0Oo; Will
among the largest stocknolders.
MRS. BISHOP APPEALS.
Mrs. Arthur L. Bishop had another con-
ference this morning with Governor Az
cock, pressing her petition for the pardo
OF her husband, who Is serving n five
year sentence for murder committed lin
Charlotte. The Governor still declines to
take any action in the matter.
A charter was issued to-day for the
Greensboro Warehouse Company, the pur-S
pose being to receive for storage any
and all kinds Of farm products and id-
vance loans on the same. marketing the
produce as the fluctuatlon5of price Will
best Justify in conserving the bcstE inter
ests OF the planters patronizing the ware
house. Tho capital is $50.G and tho In
EcOrporntors are j. II. Latham, u c.. Wat.
kins, Il. W. Rosanthal.
An effort Is being made to- cstab lish q
SILK mil in Raleigh. The capital Is to
be rs, 900. and the indications are that the,
+ organization rOf the company&5Wll be
perfected within the next few days.
+ This morning United States Circuit
Judge j.. c.. Pritchard, sitting with Judge
lPurnel iii the Federal Court here. heard
argument in the case OF Robert L. For
est vs. Southern Saw Mill and Lumber
Company. This Is the case In
which the management OF 81 Receiver
Wy. j. Edwards Is attacked urd In
record for Wishing and insisting en- Sit
ting on q case IN which II Is charged
that he Siss responsible Tor certain acts, OF
receiver thnE are the sub cct OF attack
taEifs LABOR STATI ~
The North Caroline Bureau q & Labor
and Printing has given out some inter
csting information regarding trades. aver
age wages. etc, In North Carolina. Tween,
ty-nine per cont. cf the persons report
fy,rr b,r,yh In
s per cent. show decrease. Seventy
three per cent. shade full time and 26 per
cent work overtime. kighty-fiye per
cent report cost OF living increased Six
sty-five per cent. favor q ten hour day.
per cent. nine-hour day, . per cont.
an eleven hour day and u per cent. an
eight-hour day. Eighty nine per cent. ia
vor fixing days work ~ law and IL
per cent. oppose It.. Eighty-scven per
cent. report improvement in education and
Is per cent. say no Improvement.
II HUNTER MUST YAAIOOSE. 81
An order was made to-day In the SUI
perIor Court declaring null and void the
deed held by A. w, Hunter. colorcd, from,
DIR. Gr!ssom, IA tract OF land northwest
of Raleigh originally bought BY the
State from Grlssom, as Il site for the
Agricultural and Mechanical College, v
ter the purchase by the state, Grissoln
went West and becoming insane, lie gave
another deed TO Hunter. who came hero,
squatted on 1t. living in u tent until a.
house could DO built. When tho State
went to assert Its title 1t was found that
the deed had never been recorded and
was In fact. nowhere to DO found. nor
did general search Of The State offices
disclose Its whereabouts. So for several
years past Hunter has lived nnmolcstcd
owner of tho place. but q few months ago
the States deed was found in the vault
OF the Stale treasury and forthwith lIti-.
cation was renewed with the result that
the title OF the State and the college Is
established and Hunter must vacutc at
once
There is a persistent ruInor here that
Superintendent lIix, Of the First Division
OF the seaboard Air Line, Is to be pro-
noted to general supcrintendent, and will
be succeeded by Superintendent Hudson,
now superintendent OF tho Second Divis-
ion, while Train Dispatcher Shay will
becop,a superintendent OF tho Second Di-
vision III the stead OF Hudson, Tho re-
port cannot be confirmed here as yet.
Clay county Is the first to SEM In to
tho Secretary Of State their 1904 regis
ira ton additions to the permanent roll
under the grandfather clause Of the cleo
ton law Tho clerk Of tho court in each
county Is to send In such a list.
1eV. A. -, SI,n4llpS, IA ~. OF ltlch-t
mond, general superintendent of the Sun
day school work In the Southern States
for tho Presbyterian. Church, will preach
at tho First Church here Tomorrow morn
Ing, and will conduct a Sunday school
mass meeting In the afternoon,
DAMN HER; LET HER BLOW.
There was, argument on appeal III the
Supreme Court this week In a case ex-
ceptionally novel, the complainant claim
At1rr An m - IN, n
necessary blowing of defendants factory
whistle, which thescon1p] ainant sets out is
long, shrill, shr!eking, discordant. start
ling ana terrific and can be heard twelve
miles, and Invariably awakened the plain
uff ana his family, interfering with the
reasonable enjoyment OF their home and
their health; also that the whistle was