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q In execution Of a certain deed OF trust,
Of goth July, 1897, orded N deed book
and at the request Of a Il pa rites In sSin-
5terest, the undersigned will offer for SALE,
upon the ernises, 4 on III 81 Il
a4i5'S.9 TUESDAY,. AUGUST 10. 1891 $ss.
at $50 r. the real 5es tate conveyed by
said deed, and therein described as "a lot
with improvements. commencing 4 50 feet
north of the Intersection of N Street,
fronting % feet on 81 the eastern limo Of
gTwenty-eighth Street, and running back
l1S2 feet to IAN al ley. I'll s33S
3. y. & Hartman, g practical builder for
his own use, and were occupied by him
to the time OF his death, and are we'll and
hi and are n per-
made than IN realty Of this character,
either. for a home or otherwtse.
Sss T1RMs-Cash as to- cost 4 of and ex-s
penses Of sale, any d. linauent taxes and
sueent e pay q note se for $500 With
balance "a T one and two years. interest
added and secured by trust deed; or all
cash, at the option Of the plroh ser,
sSSs5g r.. B., M'CURDY.ssT Trustee.
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Northern Pacific IS -. /. ......... 74H
Norfolk and Western con-. a. OH
Oregon Short Line As and Partic. ........ DISH
Pennsylvania cont. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIN
Reading General IS Il. D9H
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. IS. ..... 116N
st. Louis and San francisco IT, BY
st. Louis Southwestern lists OCH
Seaboard Air! Line 4s e.................. 74H
Southern Pacific 4s Dan
Southern Railway IS 3. 1less
Texas and Pacific lists 1lsts
Toledo, st. L.. and Western 4s.. SsisY
Union Pacific As 81. =. 1QGH
Union Pacific COW. As V 1033s
u, 81! Steel cd Is q. 7sA
Wabash lists s 117iz
Wabash Deb BIS 49,. 615I
Wheeling and Lake Erie As i. ....... 81 \
wisconsin Central Is S9h
Colorado Fuel and Iron Conv 5s y. !. 72M
NJ and OF Collateral r. 4s............. 97#
Central 81 Georgia I'd Inc. 4Gh
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S.3es: BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
ND. aug. /. aboard " Air;
Line common. 10 Y q do. eferred. l7n O.
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Vt SEwSORLEANsI5LA LA. Aus. "a 11.-COTTON:-.3
Spot cotton steady and a. shade lower to sell.S
Cloudy weather interferred with. the inspection
OF samples Sales 800 bale Quota tons H un- ne
changed. 9}ssa a Azfys " ~.
Futures opened steady with prices 2G4 points
higher than Yesterdays CLOSING. NJ This ma rket
was dull imme diately following the opening
but later d large number OF selling orders
were In evidence With but slight demand
They sent prizes down quick from l242o points.
Shorts took profits freely on this slupm. caus-
Ing recovery OF the grea ter lort ton Of the
decline. The weather map Senorted continued
rains well scattered over the belt. The pre-
cipitnton. however. was not neavy.. Scattered re-
rains were promIsed In the forecast Tor tonight
and 10 morrow. Less and less ttention Sis be-
Ing paid to rains because OF fact that the
heavy crops OF the past have been raised with
a Wet Auei,st. \ In the trading September nrstS
gained r. points at 9. 50. declined TO :, o, and
finally advanced to- se.76.is The market closed
quiet. showing Net losses Of = point on August,
on september and 9 each on the other post posi-
Il Cotton futures quiet and .steady. August;
10 eptember october sb1g
95s; November, 0.54ag, 56 !; December ,65lsbs;R
January. Q. soao.62; 81 february March. s.esis.lo.
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CLOSING BOND / QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con- Ii. ~. !. 12sss
Chicago R.@I. and Pacific As. ............ 7i%
Chicago, r. and Pacific col. 5s. .......... S2X
c.. c., C. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... 101M
Chicago Termi nal AZ 73h
Consolidated Tobacco As. u. 65M
Colorado and sout hern ii. - i. :. s3s
Denver and Rio Grande As 4. :. /. 1o0h
Erie General Is !! IS
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts 1oah
Hooking Valley =. !. ~. 103 d
louisville and Nash. Unified Il. 101 3
sSIantattan con. gold As.
Mexican Central As SIX
Mexican Central LIST Inc ................ II @
Mimi. and ST. Louis As !. 9e,s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s. S. \. II; %
Nlssiuro. nnsas and Texas 2ds. Is 8
National r.. n. OF Mexico con. rs s
New York Central gen. 81 4. 1904
New Jersey Central gen. y. Z.
Northern Pacific 4s
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N R&75!WN0ifo|k&W6StprIl


338 ss LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. sS.ss $.sss2
. EGO A. Mn TOR FOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Waysry and surroik: 80 81 a ~
e =: oo SA., !. N. ST. Is LOUIS EXPRESS. Bpnet
f,a % Car II and
Louis, Bluefeld to- Cincinnati ~ alsosr RoanoksI
to - KMao1yiiIe and Knoxville chattanossa
El2 10 r. ri. IN KB EXPRESS for q r,.S
!, SEQ q M;nocEAN
2eur9. Waverly and SUFFOLK: Connects with
steamers to Boston, vidence. 3y New
Virginia Bea
357 :25 = M.ForS Norfolk and ali stations Bssss
of Petersburg
&. $50 RI M.-NEw ORLEANS #sHoRT&LINE.g.
Pullman Sleepers Rchmotd to Lynchburg and L
Roanoke tersburg to Bristol, Lynchb burg RtoE
Gha;ttanooEa, Mennphl s5and Sevy orlea CAFE
I $3.50 +. N: --wo RLD.s s. n IA II sPEcIAI.a
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg TO S@ SCI
Trains arrive from the Yves q A IS 2:os
n. and 800 u. NJ. from Norfolk II :40SA.s
and 80 p Il NJ
W. B. BEvIIL, c. HI BOSLEY, 5as
III Cen Pass ACT: Dist Pass$A gt.ssf
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AUCTION SALES This Day.
Il BY The Valentine Auction Co., &
= Il

Is4 Blythe Valentine Auction Co, Il
~ sa3g GLE East Broad. e g 49,:
EDISON PHoN GRAPH coNp lie IF,
- 4A-1's8NfAHOGANY BUREAg 2. .SOF l Az IalIi'
CHAIRS. COUNTER S T ABLES, Oh On
dIANNfOC ks, LlNOL - = y,
ABOUT 500 YARDS NfsyvsSif ATrIN l''S
FURNITURE. ETC.
o-DAY Friday ugust 18th, at 1920 ~ E:sC
o'clock, we vii, sell at our ware rooms, q g
612 III. Broad Street, Edison = honog aplh{
complete, with records and horn old I'D.
Antique Ma Burea large ANTIQUE "
MnhoganysS Sofa and "a Nahogany Chairs
Ta bles qrtieres 7, nn,f KS
yards New Mat ting. and q. "a rye and va NJ
ried hold u Furniture MT
robes, sideboards Extension 8ss ia bles,s
Ioung hes. Lace Curtains. Cooking
and Heatings Stoves; Bedst eads, tea Desk.
ParlorA Suit, Box Couch, Cane and. WqotdIy
Seat hairs Nj rble-t Cent Z Ta bles:.
Iron Beds, Hat Racks. etc.
Sa5s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO. o. S
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u 8. refunding 70, registered 1oi4
u. s. refudins ~, coupon :. 1olR
u Isl. as. registered 10lA
3U.Ss a. coupon los 7
u. 8. New a. rcsistered 1sl
u 49, New 4s, coupon. 1919
o. s. Old ~ rrgistered .. !. 1854
III ST. Old 4s. coupon. 1851
Atchson general IL 1osA
3Atchson adjustment % I
Atlantic Coast Line IS :. Z. !. 100
Baltimore and Ohio 4s 1881.
Baltimore and Ohio sss II. |. e4H
Central OF Georgia IS 4. Ill
Cent raj OF Georgia 4 ct Inc 3.
chesapeake and u Ohio !. OCH
C.hica "a nd IS
Chicago h. and Quincy new As 91h
Chicgao.f II, ana ST. Paul gen. 1os
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. 8
Z Richmond. Va, Aug. II. 1904
q Y D : = 31Ss
SALES H ~. y II II ii 4,

~ SALES @ ~
Virginia Centuries 900 y ssssA p. 600 at
5, Air Line per cent 900
s@$ STATE sEcURITIEs.3sS5Sf5 Bid. sA.ked.t
North Carolina IL &C y. DO 1oz V. I'LL
Va = IS New. c and ri isis st.a 81 IS
va Centuries "a. G. and n, 1901 ssA 95A
CITY SECURITIES ia 81 s SS
Richmond City 1898 !. &. 1904 18Th
;:f5 RAILROAD BONDS. sB3S
X Con Tr = y; ~. ss,s
Georgia Pacific lat &C., G.. 1922. 2s "a
i Ca So and Flu. lst SIS. 1eij....
a. and Can. S.. 1915. 104
AND ~ ' p i; l q
i Rich. and Neck. LIST l9ss 81 @ 81
Florida Southern. 1876 IS 9s &#S
Western a. e., is S.. G 3. ia
L, Con, LIST Isl. 1951. s73M rs
6: "a l.. s-year s p. CT 1907 .t..... 81 s2na
d RAILROAD STOCKS Par. ~. IN
Atlanta and ctariot te \. 100 1so S
Atlantic Coast line 3 iii
Atlantic Coast Limo pfd ioo = Il
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn. .,l00 30 -. &f
sChesA peake$ and Ohio. .l00 IS ...{4
Norfolk and Western com 400 g. y. fs$
sEeabbard Air Line pfd Z. 100 1s - VII
s ssatssls s,iwas s pia %
SsT BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
/ Bfoai Street Bank q q
MISCELLANEOUS 81. III
Consolidated Tob. r. &. bonds. ids ss ~.
Va Car. Chem. pfd IS p 100 104ia JOG ~
3Va.- Car Chenca com 100 % 4s 30 al
Gag. c.. Co. Col. Tr.$ e. ...... 90 9sx
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33DRY&aooDs4 siARKEr.

q NEWS YORK.H Aug.5 LITTLE y market Tor
dry goods at first; hands remained unchanged
The holding back remains unchanged and Is
likely to remain until increas ed business at
tobberss hands forces them into the market to
replenish stocks. Buyers continue to watch the
cotton market in anticipate ct lower prices.S
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s,EI:ALBOAR b AIR LINE RAILWAY.

81 TRAINS LEAVE RIG HloN p-DA1LY.S $5Ssl
"a % Is NJ --Seaboard Mail--l0;35 p Sea-
board Express Savannah. JacksonYl 9Ats 1
M ' ~ Iocnl- Norllna and Hamlet
"a nj, AIMS ARR VE-RICHMOND -DAII4Y.s$,
~ az AZ mo, 84--Fronl8 ~ Atlanta and 4
'ne IS Il N. No ssErom Flcrld ara
th s;sS SG p. M.-No seFrom Norna and local
points. |, !, \ 7, =, g, !, US 81 M
n - f M. 8TAYLOR.EC O. 4. Az, igt
u $50 East Main Street Phone 1405. n AM 5s
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PRODUCE MARKET

II NEW YORK, Aug. i. Flour----Firmlyt held
With Rye y
i Wheat.spot strong |: a red, nominal ele-
yator. Eyvheatgwas Sc p sationai again ~
esp sa
70 81 o3sS rs later bulls sprang more calamity
news on the marke and a.stampede OF sho1.s
high records: The closed showed :.1Gsc.s net
advance. s May closed G at $LOe!4 ~ September
slo71s December 8 0S. q, :, =. 1, "
and 5s4c. & o. b. aloat No. yellow, s211ss:
No. g white. Option ma ket deetneo cary
s mnea D ' S7Nc. OATS Spot market
au!s, !asa g eossi
shoulders. 7c. per pound: ar,l-Stead = re- e
fined, steady Pork Barely STEADY; mess. SIG
n coftesM SPOT Rio, steady mild Arm, The
market for coffee futures nrm az am a.
adv1nes az ssio points
bags Sugar-Raw.s strong: refined hrnl.3
u 81
and 5unch ed. s. Steady and unchanged
Long a slang
sweets, ' 81 5oasoc Peanuts fancy hand
picked, az C.; A. other 4 domestic! 296hc. Cab
and n6d,J en Per
steam to Liverpool az 2oc, 5 ID q Ssss#$
y; g, ,l .e.' s,ee t gr!sses
81 Dos an up Upward whiri Of The mo ,,ye
Vas the crop which. taken 8 n to account rust
damage ten nao rs hmsh.
els less than promised month ago. We
close septebnler as Scompared with yesterdny,,s
m III: oats are up provision from
9hc. higher to coc3 lower.
The leading futures ranged az folloWs l3
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
By Thomas Branch CO. Banker. and Broker.

n , "
Copper ...!..............4
American Car and Foundry, com 49,.
American Car and Foundry, pfd $3.50.
American Locomotive, CONF. 1900.
American Locomotive, pfd.............
American Sugar .s..A..s .s.............
Al, 7. and Santa &c, com ......t
a. +, and Santa re, pfd...............
Atlantic Coast Line. ...... .......s......,
Baltimore and Ohio. Epfd ...............
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ........,.s...s.
Canadian Pacific ...........B
Chesapeake and Ohio. ......ss..s
Chicago and Alton, com ..s............
Chicago and Alton pfd .........&
Chicago Great Western ~. ..............a
Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul .....s....
Chi, Rock Island and Pactfic........
c.. c. C., " and st. q Louis ................
Colorado Fuel and Iron ................
Colorado Southern, com. :............
Colorado Southern, "a pfd -. ...........a
Consolidate ed y Gas ........ ss.....,...
Continental Tobacco 4s.. .............
ontinantal Tobacco pfd .......S
Della aware and Hudson "a. ..........8
Delaware. Lack. and Western
Erie, CON-. Y ..s..s.... t.t.......s.......s..4
Erie, 9lst pfd ri. {. /. 4
Erie, I'd pfd ...s.......g
General Electric Observation-Disclosures.
Hooking va1ley
Illinois Central {.s.I.,
Interna tional Paper ..:..t.........s....
Louisville and NashYil lie
MAMMA tia -. - I. =. ........s
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
q A STEAMER OLD@POlNT; COMIC R15 \ len Va.
MONDAY. WE'D NEspAYs AN ~ FRIDAY a, y z
"a. NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point.
Sland ngs. and connecting nj Old Point for
washington. Bal imore and the North, state.
rooms reserved for the night at modsra te
prices Electric cars direct to the whar 4 Fara
only sl,50 and 81 to Norfolk. Aiusic by Grand
Freight received for aboye-named places and
ali points An Eastern Va A. and North Caro-
Ina !itntN NYistStS.!IN.. ven ~ MEr,
n A. BARBER, Jr, Seeretar E7 issiS5s5
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NAVAL STORES. 1

WILMINGTON, N. ~ c., Aug 1,-sPIR1Ts
ady at 62A g52tc receipts
&c casks. Rosn--F,irm at Ss 20 bid !: receipts ,.
barrels. Crure TurpentineEi mat s2.259
AIS and $500; receipts. 81 barrels. n
sSS SAVANNAH G A. ss Aug. 11-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at u nc. |; receipts, ZOE casks;
sales, $50 casks. VI Rosin-Ftr1n receipts. = o46
barrels sales, ,655 barrels exports 10 bar
rels.l - *
1TINE-Flrm at 53c. Rosn-Flrm,
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yy HnGt sentra. s5, Flrmer; spot
contract fssN dpahc spot. Nc. reg, !. Western,
y Sie corn
soMs5o. oats-Unssttied; Mo-. = white. ssc,f
sales. Rye-strong and higher, Butter.
Steady 5 ana clsamery ade ito
iiSeS store packed, 1oglSc, Eggs-steady and
,unchanE ed at lse; cheess-M lrs. and un-i
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The bond required by tho above mem
toned decree has been du ~ @giv en- K t II f
AN m u A; 3ROWN. Clerk,
July 90 u. we, Fr-l8t d. .!sS8 ]Ss
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.i1,ll ~ W.. !. Z; !,
R,F. .&.P..
RF'Icnmond, E! Ere Z. dse:!rltos 81 90
buro II e u Potion Ia 4 II !. Y n

80 - & UuT9 Ass fSO1Otua S5ts u Ns
SS3!sa Trains Leave Richmo nd-,-N orthWard.sSss;
as 4:l6 "a. NJ ally. Byrd ISL Throug
M 8:45 IA. NJ daily: Main 81 II rough:
:l6 days t1lb land accom-
So " NJ, daily. Ioeaa
stops 81
100 r. NJ week days Byrd 81. rederickss
SIS SIS days. ESa.
sos p. ii. dally. Byrd ST. z hroq
week 2 lbs. Ashland g &C. e.
s:se AZ days Byrd = VI
I'll 80 "a. week Dc s Byrd 81. = 3 rough.
~ rs "a NJ, daily. Main ST. rough.
5s 100 r days and AZ
:i5 p. M. n daily. By1d ST Throug
$50 =. M. ST. Throush Local
~ Z; g
ali trains except train wing edmond
week vs., Il and local neconn,oda tons
Time Of arrivals and depa rture and Sconnssc-s
s'sna ,n ppEs II r,s
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Net receipts. 13s, 500 bales: export 70 Great
10 the Continent oSaAi34 bales; Japan, 4s lsb
bales: to Mexico, Fl 80 bales.
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COT~oNSEEDHO OIL MARKET.
NEW%YORK,E Aug. @1 Cot onseed oil was
lrnl3with a good demand. Prime crure. I. 9.
o.51nils. 22922hc. prime summer yellow 27M@
&c.; or summer yellow, nominal prime white,
or \. prime white We low. &c. Fa
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4 A1,IfE1 MARKETS

CHIC nD. 4 liz; Augs "A ATT Ere
Scsipts. &. 101 hSad; Texa rs, $50 Head Market
fstssX w. 2ond 10 prime steers SOC 90 poog8llo
~ n eS6 NJ; stockers and feeders {a
CAVES 81 Ma lTexas'fed slsags. a tae2AoQi
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| RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
v n ys5 Richmond, r. Va. Aug. II, 1904,
ID A 55s45 oUOTATIOl0 M NJ A5l

Wh nngbr nv fcar lots, 1, 81 aslo
Mind tcss g g g g cS u
WI ~
}sI.j <
s1 , s.s; s's ~,
So os ss ssd
J. I, ,,,,;,:S 8 $
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! MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
] PEANUT MARKET.E III

PETERsBURG.F VA. Aug. 2.1l.-PEANUTS--3
The marketais reported as much armer and
very quiet, dealers not inclined to sell & at
present prices, expecting that cont nued drain
on the supply now held by the cleaners will
advance prices. Spanish are quoted at 81 per
bushel, with stock very much reduced 81 Vir-s
ginias are 4h9 OAK CO per pound !; only stock
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
81 BY II. a. M Curdy.
81 Real Estate Auctioneer.

{ Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
AZ ESs OF, HI NJ
WE'LL BUILT DETACHED FRAME
iyji35 s4DWELLING G. st3 5i ;s5iSs53}23
NO. sos NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1 STREET, BETINEENRNs AND o Ss
AZ STREETS. 34s {4f5h Il VI 1t
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n by leo. N v. Oliver AUG ioneer.
IA w. Broad Street. Phone 2275. AZ
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cash quotations were as follows:o gL9pR,e'
s kesS S. sY rad. ss
5!Nc s gsss No. No. w Gats s 5g
sSi: No. 8 re 7oa lsc. Good feeding har-
iey ss ssasoc. fair to choice mailing. q46e,I
No. flaxseed $l.la; No !, nortthwesse er
Der Barrel. SEQ I?l2M lard. pnr 400 pounds.
s.. sogs sals short ribs sides 5loote) E46g,1 6s
nossds G1oSer nstkey
Grade. s1f. 5oQJll rs. 'lrm; cseamer ies
ihsG5I7c. diaries G15c eese-st + 7X9
$40. Eggs-s Steady at mark cases lnclpded,
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AUCTION SALES, Futu Days

GEO. M. OLIVER, Auuct loneerr...
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ease expires September H.,
sion will be given the pur-;
time, when tho personal
cling to@the company, cons
otel furniture. furnishings
will be sold and the pur-j
real estate will have an
therefor. The pur-j
eal estate will not be ems
ren iaHycccrulng under the
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Highland Parki Company "a Alice Leayitt,l
lots and ~ block 2ds m the plan af ~ gh'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
A CASE OF INTEREST.
gate Validity of Petition for Anti
Saloon Election.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington, n c., May 31.-Supe-
rior court is in session here this week
for the trial of criminal cases only,
Judge Oliver II. Allen presiding, by
exchange with Judge Garland S. Fer
guson. The only case of interest is
the one in which Albert Nelson and
his step-daughter, Bertha Nelson,
white, and Jane Williams, colored, are
charged with the murder of an old
negro raftsman from Pender county,
who was found dead in negro house
of i'll repute in this city about a month
ago. The old man had sold timber
the day before, and when the body
was discovered the pockets of the
clothing had been relieved of their
contents. The evidence before the
coroner's inquest developed that the
white man and daughter frequented
the house and We're there the night
before the old man was killed.
The Board of Aldermen will meet
Monday night to hear reports of the
committee appointed to investigate the
validity of the recent petition asking
for an election upon the question fo1
dispensary. 1t is learned upon good
authority that the committee will re-
port favorably upon the petition and
that the election will be held late in
JULY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
ARBITRARY ACT
OF FEDERAL JUDGE
Proffers of Aid and Help by Voice, Message, Let
ter, Telegraph and Telephone to
Editor Daniels.

perfected, the petition for the stay
OF proceedings drawn, all together
making about three hundred pages.
\ ct this was done from Saturday af-
ternoOn to midnight Sunday night,
whei1 the attorneys left for Washing
ton. Arriving here at ten forty-fve
Monday they got out of a carriage in
front of Chief Justice Fuller's house
at eleven-ten, presented their case to
him at once in his parlor and this
morning shortly before noon had his
order directing a stay of proceedings.
1t is a matter for congratulation on
the part of the people that there is a
power to which they can appeal in
such emergency with the assurance.
that their cause shall have a speedy
and just hearing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
EDITOR DANIELS
IS IN CUSTODY
Held Till Payment OF Fine of $4,000 Imposed by
Judge PurneI for Sundays
Editorial.

the particular articles which are libel
Gus and contemptous.
Judge Purnel The Court thinks
the rule is sufficient. No judgment.
How long, gentlemen, do you need to
prepare your answer?
Mr.. Gray: think, may it please
Your Honor, that we can get it ready
in a couple of hours from now.
Judge Purnell: The matter will be
called up again at II o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
Named in Rowan Primaries.
Especial to News and Observer. )

Salisbury, n. c., May 31.-The latest
reports received today from the Row
an county Democratic primaries held
last Saturday indicate that the follow
Ing officials have been nominated: d.
R. Julian for sheriff, A. l.. Smoot for
register of Deeds A. w. Winecoff for
county treasurer, r. Lee Wright, of
Salisbury, for the State Senate; Wal
ter Murphy, Of Salisbury, and j. S.
Hall, of Franklin township, for the
Legislature; c. T. Barnhardt, p. A.
Hartman, j. ]. Kincaid, and II. c.
Lentz, county commissioners. One ad-
ditional commissioner will be chosen
by the county convention which meets
On June 4th.
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THE SCENE SHIFTS
Warrants Are Sent From
Lumberton. Judge Peeb-
les at Wilmington.

Especial to The News and Observer
Wilmington, N. c., May 3O.-There
were no developments here today in
the Robson contempt case. Judge
PEBBLES is here at the home of friend
but said that he had nothing to say
for publication. He will not leave for
home before tomorrow night.
Today r. w. Wallace, proprietor of
the hotel at the time of Judge PEBBLES
intoxication alleged by G. F. Carroll:
c. F. Bennett, clerk. the colored wait
er, and Tom Shepard, clerk TT the
news stand at the hotel, made AFFIDAVIT
that during his stay at the hotel Judse
PEBBLES was perfectly sober. but sdf-
fering greatly with rheumatism
Carroll was here today but gave VI
no statement. The warrants for the
arrests of Major Kerr, Mr.. Souther-
land and Mr.. Carroll were forwarded
from Lumberton, but it is not known
whether they were served tonight.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

Rockingham, y. e., May 31.-At
the county convention held here to-
day the vote for Governor stood as
follows:
Glenn, 31.09; Stedman, 1928; Tur-
ner, 1857; Davidson, OF.
The county's vote in the State con
vention is: For Corporation Commits
soner, Rogers received SIS votes and
Alexander II. Hoke and Brown were
instructed for. w. l. Everett, of Rock
ingham, was endorsed for the State
Senate. p. G. Whitlock was reelected
chairman of the county Democratic
executive committee and e. M. Bog
gan reelected secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

The bill of complaint on which the
above order was issued sets forth facts
as follows: ,,
r. Railroad) is a corporation
dnlv chartered and two-thirds of its
stne,, @ Jmf hnIongs to the State; that it was
1psn rpani2ed more than forty years ago
ana a. 5ail,ae hae al along performed and is
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
AN APPEAL REFUSED


MI. R. T. Gray, of Counsel for Mr..
Daniels, Left Last Night for Wash
ingion to Apply to Chief Justice Full
Ter, of the United States Supreme
Court, for a Writ Of Habeas Corpus.
The Prisoner Spent the Night at the
Marlborough House at the Sugses-
tion of Marshal H. C. DockerY, in
Whose Custody He was Placed by
Judge PurneIl.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

Young man, don't turn down
leap-year proposal because the girl
can't cook. She may be able to pay
your board.