The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
monument
AT APPROXIMATION,
There Is No Purpose to Change
tile Inscription
Oh 1t.
BENSON BANK IS lNsoL y Fl ]
Corporation Commission Directs
the Bank Examiner to lake
Charge Of It.
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tSpeCtAl TO Tho Times
RALEIGH, N. c., April Tho corpora a.
tion Commission to-day directed STATE
Bank Exanincr Aycock TO take charge
OF the Bank OF Benson, at behson' " N hh-
ston county and hold all assets untl lhe
commission can nan,c receiver 70 Wlhd
up It's Euffdirs.
Tits action Is taken on the strength OF
a report from Examiner Aycock that the
institution Is -insolvent and Is conducting
its business In an unsafe and unauthorized
manner ieopardizing the interests Of the
dcpositors.
j. d. Parish is president. The bank
was opened In 1900; capital ~ sloooo; as
sets, s32 900, and due to deposilors, sls'V w
according to tic Inst report
MONUMENT TO FEDERALs.
ut is a. patriotic duty you owe TO them len
to erect this monument with such such IN
scription on IL Us you deem Just anu any
proper, vas a significant paragraph III
d letter written yesterday by Governor
Glenn Is lieutenant u. II. Green, secrc-
tary OF the New Jersey state Commas
sion. to erect a monument to the Ninth
New Jersey Volunteers ut New Bern.
The monuments to DO unveiled tho latter
part Of May, and the letter by the GOV .'
crnor was written to accept an INVITA- y!
tion%to be present and participate IN INC q,
unveiling ceremonies. The governor g OIL
New Jersey will attend. I.
The adjournment Of the State Sunday
School Convention last night was 70 meet
next year Iii Charlotte on date to no
selected later by the Executive Commit
tee. Just before tho adjournment Mr. I.
S. Franklin, or. Charlotte, addressed the
convention on the good time that was IN
store for them when they meet In that
city next year.
DR. sKINNER's FUNERAL NJ f
rho funcralGof Dir. Thomas p, Skinner,
for many years pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, WHO died yesterday morn
Ing, was conducted this morning at u
o'clock from tho residence OF hrs 11ud-
low Skinner, bygDr. w. c.. Tyree, pastor
Of the First Church. assisted by Dr. R.
T. i5Ennn,presidcnt Of the Baptist Univer-
sity for Women.
Governor Glenn and a party Of State
officers and prominent citizens will leave
here ay5aftcrnoon yia3Lynchburg Tor
tho Appomattox battle-ground to particle
patio In the unwilling ceremonies there
Monday. S Tho Governor will make the
principal address
NO CHANGE OF, INSCRIPTION.
1t Is definitely settled that General W.
r. Cox, Of Etgecombe, who is one Of the
two North Garoinp.generals still living,
who participated in the battle at Apo
mattox,. will not deliver! the address that
was assigned to him for the unveillng cere-
monies. Ma jor5 II. A. London. chairman
of the Appomattox Commission, Is here
and says 1t is u fact that he has received
letter from General Cox declining to at
tend the ceremonies because he deems the
inscription on the monument in bad taste.
Major London says there is no purpose 10
make any change in the inscription.
The Greensboro Wood and Fiber Plaster
Company has been chartered with $4,000
capital authorized and $1,000 subscribed by
ny. c. Balm, w r. Cochcran and j. r.
Mccormack, To- manufacture patent
wood-fibcr and do contract work. Other
charters arc to the Biscoe Bending and
Chair Manufacturing Company, OF Bis
coe. Montgomery county, capital $4,000
subscribed by Z. r. Burt and others, and
the Interstate Realty Company, OF
Moorcsvlllc, capital $4,000 subscribed by
S. NJ. Goodwin, w. n. Johnston and 9th.
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