The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-16
each within the room where the election
IA being conducted, to remain until after
the compilation OF the count of the. vote
and the certIfcation Of the result"
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School Superintendent Says Pic
lures Of White People Foster
Idea Of Equality. \.
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}4ttE special 10 'Ine 'IlmeS- DlSpalCn.) 49,
RALEIGH, N. c., August 15.--The
preliminary hearing OF the case Of Po.
liceman I. w. Rogers. chared with shoot
Ing John c. Dockery. is set for to-day.
but It is understood that there will be
no hearing. owing to the illness OF Mt2-
,lstrate seapark, In whose court the case
Is pending. and to the absence OF counsel
from the city. Dockery Is also away at
his home in Rockingham and scarcely
able to make the trip here for the hear
Ing at this time.
There is considerable talk Just now OF
q probab ability that the civil suit against
c. NJ. Bernard by II. G. Howell, In the
same affair. will be compromised for q
few hundred dollars. S,afI 3s. ,5F
A thief entered the room OF the janitor
In the county court house here Sunday and
and stole $500 In moneyand number OF
articles OF value. The jdhitor was spend
Ing the day with relatives in the country.
Pictures of Negroes.
Give the negro children text books
with pictures OF negro children. not
white boys and girls In them. Is the
unique recommendation OF Rev. c. w.
Clement. the retiring Superintendent OF
Wake county public schools, Just made
to the County Board or Education. lie
adds that the pictures OF white children
In their textbooks tends to increase the
desife OF the negroes for social equality.
". B. Snow MS attorney appeared be-
fore Governor Glenn to-day and urged a
communication of sentence for VIII Adams,
who Is to be hanged next Monday In
Wake county jail for killing Mary Bridg-
ers and her&two daughters near Raleigh.
A respite was granted some weeks ago,
and the Governor has taken the matter
OF the Communication under Amusement.
The young timer. J. II. Camden, who
fell from the roof OF the agricultural
building at the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College Friday. will recover. the at
tending physicians say now. He Is be-
Ing treated at Rex Hospital. Both arms
we're broken and his ankle and his back
were sprainod.
x charter has been issued for the
Cooke g. Evans Company, OF Windsor,
BERTHE county, $4,000 capital, to do a
general mercantile business. G. a. Cooke
and M. E. Evans principal incorporators.
The Fuller Combing Gin Company, Of
Charlotte, increases Its capital from
$4,000 to $4,000. James T. Fuller Is
president and ]. y. Farnan. secretary.
Crop Conditions.
The North Carolina crop bulletin Tor
the past week issued to-day says that
rains in most sections have been excess
sive, crops being injured rather than
benefited by them. Cotton Is reported
as shedding in almost all sections, and
the wet weather has caused rank growtll.
In Johnston county rust In cotton IS the
worst ever known. The curing OF tobac-
co is progressing we'll being about com
pleted In the eastern section, Conn -
hadlv injured by the rains, being washed
ont. and turned yellow In the low lands
In the east a fair crop is expected Up
land corn, is doing we'll. Pulling fodder
Is quite general, but difficulty Is expe.
riencod In saving It. owing to tho wet
weather Fruit Is generally reported a
failure. a