Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-20
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Chauncey Depaw should settle
down in Yurrup aud grow up with
the country. His native land has
plenty OF his sort and can spare
him.
Senator Knox is expected to take the
place Of tn weak aud fallen Penrose
as Pennsylvania's boss. That state
musthave a boss seven if it be "a stuff
ed one.
The battle Of New York, fought
on the color line left no dead behind.
The bricks and stones seemed to have
soft sides aud the guns were aimed
at the stars.
Weldon, n. c., July 1.-THE
election h5ret ,-day fJr graded school
resulted in a vote Vi Cne hundred and
seventeen for Sc .ooIs AID only five
votes against schools.
Tne Taft ju1Aetlng D trty has left
HOnoIuta i1r M4niit AID is under
stood u b 5ssiaNIn4 Il raj good time"
When tie uiils 20 04o Ia mis- viii be
den005tr4ted all E4gat.
Al the present rate of digging
Mr.. taracri7Iu says the Pdna ia
canal viii De co upieted III 2142.
This Wout,i prevent mosg Of Us &C.
ing o. an excursion tnre Ugh it.
Graft scand tis aye now reporfe d
rom he govern Il 4nt shipyard5 Il
Au59ls. Ine Ru55lan navy 5nowed
ne edegts 81 graft when il III t fugo's
feet III tne y a of Japan.
Al exeh nge says: "We nov
have on tap tstt y Tom Laws II,
r1m J0lu3ou. TIA Watts III, and
ID Il Ryan raere j. also a liberia
amouut of TJmmy Rot ever at
hand.
In New York aud other N0rtharn
cities people continue - die aud col
lapse from the excessive heat. In
Goldsboro tne weather is a little
warm, but not especially uncomfQrt-
able.
A5heville, N. O., July 17.-George
W. Vanderbilt is to divide the
departments of his Biltmore estate
and will let them. The BiItmore
farms have never begun to pay, and
one annoyance after another has
been the story. Vanderbilt is sick Of
farming.
When Secretary Wilson'S attention
was called 10 the graft i'll the
agricultural departm mt, he ex-
claimed "Impossibie!n When at
tention was directed to the graft
in the postoffice department Mr..
Payne exclaimed, "Hot Air!" 1t ap-
pears that both departments were
rotten just the same.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 15.-Col. d.
B. Henderson, former speaker OF the
house of representatives is suffering
from pare5i5 according to an an.
nouncement made by his physician
to-day. Three weeks ago Colone
| Henders IN sustained a stroke o
paralysis, affecting the right arm
land leg. He has since recovered t.
Isome extent the use of the mem
bers.
| New Orleans, ] uly 1.-THE cottOl
market was active to-day with tn
prices mounting upward as rapidly
as they went down last week. TIL
general belief that the new goven
ment acreage reports will show
reduction of at leas 15 per cent com
pared with the report ofJune ofonl.
IL. 4 percent and the bad cropreport
were the causes of the rises. Atom
f time the range of prices was abou
so poiats higher than the lowest c
! | the reaction Of last week.
Raymond D. Bynum, aged 4
years, the slayer of his busine;
partner, James II. Afford, senic
| deacon IN the FIRST B Bapti5t church
; in Raleigh ON the moning of Thur
: day, December 29th last, was yestel
, day, after the testimony of numel
i Gus witnesses to show that he W.
l mentally irresp onsibIe on accouf
l of excessive use OF Whiskey and "a
earnest appeal from his counsel, SCI
fenced by Judge w. Il. Allen t
{ fifteen years at hard labor in Il
:, state penitentiary,