The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
Marks An Epoch in States
Life.
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tary. Senator f. NJ. Simmons. Senator
Lee S. Overman. Congressman w. w
Kitchin. Congressman John II, Small
Congressman r.. y. Page. Congress-
man Joseph NJ. Dixon. President Sam
uel Spencer. Southern Railway: Vice
President w. w. Finley. Southern Rail
way: NJ. V. Richards, Southern Rail
way: G. S. McManus. f. S. Woodall
Richmond. Va.-Mr John NJ. Miller
Mr.. J. IT. Drake.
Charleston, S. C.-Hon. J. c. Hemp
Hill.
Columbia. S. C.-Hon. E. j. Watson.
A. F.. Gonzales.
Atlanta.--Mr. l.. Green.
Chapel IIili.-President' F. p. Ven
able.
Concord.--W. r. Odell
Charlotte.-J. p. Caldwell. Robert
F.. FoInn. George stephens. C. Y.
Evans. VIM. Whittam. Jr.
Durham.-Julian S. Carr, w. A.
Erwin. Jas. IT. Southgate.
Ralcigh.-Josenh G.. brown. jose
phus Daniels, r. NJ. Phillips. DIR. Geo.
#. Winston.
Grcensboro.-Dr. Egbert w. Smith.
Judge James e. Boyd. Hon. f. Spen-
Ger blackburn CT. s. Bradshaw. r. I'll.
Coapman. r. II. Shaw. III. Baker. Col.
w. s. Thompson. ]. \. Odell A. NJ.
Scales. Col. Al Fairbrother DR.. Chas.
ID. McIver. r. w. Haywood, e. j. Jus
tice.
on-Salcm.-Col. f. II. Fries.
J. c. Buxton. w. Ts Brown. r. w. Cor
rell. c. II. Webb. Geo. w. Hinsha.w.
Henry Dwire.
Graham.-L. Banks Holt.
Havana. Cuba.-Mr. j. l.. Edwards
Salisbury-Hon. John s. Henderson
#. r. C. Hambley.
ThomaSviilc.--Capt. w. r. Ryder.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bryant.
icNingtOn.-Hon. II. V. Walser.
Worthwhile. i. Williamson.
Nbcrdeen.--Henry \. Page.
Pomona.-John Van Lindley.
MariOn.-T. T. Wrenn.
Spray.-B. Frank Mebane
GuilfOrd Colicge.-President l. l..
Hobbs
Biscoc.-Frank Page.
IIaw Rivcr.-A. w. Haywood
Members of Thc Club.
The members of the Manufacturers
club. the hosts of the evening are.
T.. III. Wheeler. j. t.lwood Cox, r. A.
Wheeler, A. +. Tate, J. ]. Farris, l..
\. Snow. Alvin Parker. j. e. Kirk
man, V. \. j. Idol, G.. NJ. Hauser, l..
NJ. Dodamead. Frank Wineskie, l.. w.
Hazard. l.. X. Briggs f.. ~. Tate, w.
II. tagan. G. " craigen, w II. Par
Ker. ID. III. Blair. A. S. Caldwell, j. w.
Harris. W. G.. bradshaw, @. T.. Kearns,
NJ. j. Wrenn, ID. A, Stanton, G. f.
Tomlinson. A. II. Frazier. 4. Tate.
Dred Peacock, E. A. White, j. -.
cox. Ralph Parker, j. p. Redding. s.
J.. Davis. pr. Pitts. r. NJ Pickett. j.
!. Welch. FL. Z. Field. w. c. Jones,
l.. X. Raglan. Wescott Robertson. f..
\. Bencini
The following was the menu. print
cd on attractive souvenir booklets,
also containing the names of speakers
of the evening:
Blue Points, Baked Spanish Mack
erel. Il la Maitre D'Hotel. Potatoes.
Duchessc; mixed Pickles, Chow Chow,
Celery. Queen Olives; Chicken Cro-
quettes, Aux Champignons, Braised
Sweetbrcads, with fine Herbs Sauce;
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce;
Baked Magnolia Ham; Loaf Bread.
Maryland Biscuits, Thin Waters;
Stuffed Mountain Quail, a la Chas-
seur. Saratoga Chips; Napoltaine Ice
Cream, Vanilla Ice Cream, Lemon
Ice Cream. Marble Cake, Chocolate
Ice Cream, Pound Cake. Fruit Cake,
Drop Cake. Diamond Cuts. Oranges.
Apples. Grapes, Mixed Nuts, Layer
Raisins; Coffee, Tea; Roman Punch;
Cigars.
Governor Glenn Detained.
Both members of the Club and the
guests were ltluCli pl'oilitci 1T CiiC
absence of Hon. r. b. Glenn, Cover
nor of North Carolina. who was to
have spoken on the subject North
Carolina--Her Industrial Awaken
ing" Governor Glenn had accepted
an invitation to be present, but was
detained at home by an attack OF
sickness.
Secretary Metcalfe's Address.
After quoting figures to show a no
table increase in business in Nortf
Carolina, during the past decade Sec
rotary NetCalfe devoted some atten'
ton to the South at large, saylns
that the lumber and cotton lndustr!
show greater expansion here thar
elsewhere in the United States. .
the production of cotton and tnt
manufacture thereof" the speaker
said:
During the recent years the world
commercial output of raw cotton has
averaged approximately fifteen nnlllioi
bales a veal. The average production
of the United States for the last sever