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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-03
R0sYA be- FL0TY.
Okrety rozbrojone. zaioga wysadzona ma lad.
w Odesie panuje wzgledny pok6j.
Murawiew Rosen = Komura Takahra.
ProkIamacya preden okaz smero sekrearza sanu Haya
sic panuje wzgledny pokoj
Murawiew Rosen - Komura Takahira.
oya prezydenta okaz smerci sekretarza sanu Haya.


Petersburg, 8 lipca. = Prowa-
dza sic W Waszyngtonie dalsze u
klady zawieszenie broni. ia
pohczycy So obecnie skionni do
ustepstw, wiedzac dobrze, re
stoczenie walnej bitwy armia
rosyjska naraziloby niepotrze-
bnie wojsko japohskie ma olbrzy-
n,ie straty. Szanse zwycieztwa
So dla obu stron rowone i ma ra-
zie ME moze bye mowy tenn, "a
zeby Wladywostok mial sic do
STAG w rece Japohczykow.
Oyster Bay, 8 lipca. = Prezy-
dent ogfosil nazwiska rosyjskich
japonskich pe1nomocnikow, ma
jacycll z1ozyc warunki pokoju.
.Nazwiska tych pelnomocnikow
stanowia dowod, re obie strony
maja szczery zamiar polozyc kres
wojnie. Pierwszym pelnomocni-
klein Rosyi jest Murawiew, byiy
minister sprawiedliwosci, ODE
cnie posel w Rzymie. Drugim
pefnomocnikiem jest baron Ro-
sen, nastepca Cassiniego we Wa
szyngtonie. Japonia wybrala swy-
mi przedstawicielami barona
Kamure ministra spraw zewne-
trznych Kogoro Takahira, posla
we Waszyngtonie.
Berlin, 3 lipca. = Porimo re
Anglia Stany Zjednoczone -stoja
w sprawie marokahskiej po stro-
ME Francyi, rz1d francuski uznal
"a rzecz stosowna zgodzic sic na
konferencye porozumicc sic z
Niemcami. w ten sposob sprawa
marokahska przestanie posiadac
charakter drazliwy i z kwestyi
miedzynarodowej przeradza sic W
kwestye wylacznie francusko-nie-
miecka.
Stockholm, 8 lipca. : w obu
izbach sejmowych wystapif Rad
wnioskiem wyznaczenia kredytu
ma SUNG Sc milionow dolarow, a
zeby bye w stanie podo}ac zada-
niu utrzymania uni Norwegii ze
Szewcya. Flota szwedzka, zlozo-
ma Io okretow, udala sic ma wo-
dy norweskie, krol Oskar odwo-
lal z Waszyngtonu posla Hange,
ktory jest Norwegczykiem.
Waszyngton, 3 lipca. = Z Okla
zyi smierci Hay'a napiywa do IL
rzedu spraw zewnetrznych takie
mnostwo depesz kondolencyj-
nych, re urzedujacy sekretarz
stanu Pierce giowny klerk Mi
chael musieli wczoraj przez caly
dzieh przebywae W ofisie, azeby
odpowiadac ma depesze urzedo-
we. Sekretarz prywatny Hay'a
wyjeohai wczoraj do Cleveland,
ma pogrzeb. Wszyscy zagraniczni
dyplomaci uwazaja smierc Hay'a
"a ciezka strate dla Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych. Zwloki zmariego Sc
kretarza stanu przewieziono
wczoraj Newbury, N. Y, do
Cleveland. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic
w srode.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, 3 lipca. =
Prezydent wydal okazyi smier-
ci sekretarza stanu Hay'a prokla>
macye, ktora zostanie rozeslana
do wszystkich amerykahskich po-
slow "a granice. Powiedziano W
niej, ze snnierc Hay'a stanowi clos
dla jego przyjacioi i nieszczescie
dla obywatelstwa Stanow lie
dnoczonych. Hay rezpoczai- swa
karyere pod okiem Lincolna j ssu-
zyl wiernie przez 40 lat ojczyznie.
lego dziaialnose budzila szacunek
nietylko W kraju, lecz "a grani-
ca. Prezydent kaze wywiesie fla
ge amerykahska ma poiowie masz-
tow ma wszystkich gmachach re-
: prezentantow Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych "a granica, oraz ma wszyst-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-03

sowi Dold ma prezydenta, Ed
wardowi N. Nockels ma sekreta-
RIA Robertowi Noren ma skarbni-
ka. Wybory odbeda sic 16 bm.
Bornba dynanitowa.
Onegdaj wieczorem okolo 60
dziny 9 zostala przez wybuch dy-
namitu czesciowo zburzona ia
bryka firmy Hanna Engineering
Co." ma rogu ulic Elston Web
ster ave. Wczorajsze sledztwa,
prowadzone glownie przez kap.
Kandzie i wlasciciela fabryki E.
E. Hanne, wykazuja podobno, re
zamach ma fabryke stoi W zwiaz-
ku re strajkiem maszynistow ist-
niejacym cd trzech tygodni.
Kiedy stroz nocny John Lay
cock onegdaj wieczorem psem
swoim obszedfszy fabryke, VIA
snie wychodzil budynku, wy
darzyla sic eksplozya. Byla ona
tax gwaltowna, re Laycock 20
stal przez drzwi otwarte we
pchniety napowrot do wnetrza
budynku, pies jego zostai unie-
stony W powietrze. Laycock byi
przez chwile ogfuszony, potem
dai znac policyi. w skutek eks-
plozyi W jednej ze scian wybita
zostafa dziura o obwodzie IS
stop, i wszystkie szyby ma I pie
trze, a duzo tez ma zostaio po-
tluczonych. Hulk eksplozyi sly
chac bylo ma pare mil W okolo.
w owej czesci budynku znajduja
sic niektore maszynerye, ale
szkoda zrzadzona ME byla zbyt
wielka wynosi okofo $1,000.
Kiedy maszynisci pred trzema
tygodniami zastrajkowali, o.
swiadczyf i'm wlasciciel, re nigdy
wiecej ich ME przyjmie do piracy.
Wkrotce pozniej dwaj dozorcy
fabryki, ktorzy ME wzieli udzia}u
w strajku, Geo. Topel G. A.
Kimber, ma ulicy napadnieci 20
stall i straszliwie obici.
Dotychczas ME aresztowano nj
kogo, ale podejrzanych jest pare
osob i tycll policya szuka.
Nieszczescie we "White City,.
w parku zabaw zwanym
"White City,, ma rogu 63 ul. i
South Park ave-, wydarzylo sic
wczoraj wielkie nieszczescie ma
tax zwanem "Scenic Railway.
,Podobno ulicznicy "a plota rzu-
cali kamieniami ma te kreta kolej
zelazna; jeden tych kamieni po-
zosta} ma szynach, a nadjezdzaja-
cy wagon wykoleif sic. Przeraze-
nj podrozni : byio ich 16 - wy
skoczyli ma sasiedni tor i zostali
przejechani przez nadjezdzajacy
drugi pociag. Ma miejscu zabity
straszliwie rozszarpany zostas
1o-letni B. O. Reynolds Viii
ting, In.; pokaleczone zostaiy, pa
nj Charlesowa E. Brown, 247
Dearborn ave. i pani Rose Man
ming, 333 Chestnut str, podczas
gdy inni uszli bez szwanku.
Zarzad "White City" wyzna-
czyi $1,000 nagrody "a schwyta-
ME chlopcow, ktorzy rzucali ka-
mieniami.
w sprawie trustu miesnego.
Zwiazkowa specyalna grand ju-
ny, ktora, jak wiadomo, przez
try miesiace prowadziia sledz-
two w sprawie trustu miesnego,
wniosfa w sobote oskarzenia
przeciw pieciu wielkim korpora-
cyom rzezniczym i II ich urze-
dnikom "sprzysiezenie W utwo-
rzeniu kombinacyi tamujacej ham
del przemysP, jakotez przeciw
czterem urzednikom takiej kor-
poracyi o przyjmowanie cd roz-
.t f->1,s .,1, ~,6, 4S,,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-03
kronika Miejsc0Wa.
w spravvie strajku.

Pomiedzy strajkujacymi wozni-
cami daje sic spostrzegac nieza-
dowolenie coraz wieksze przed-
luzania sic strajku bez widokow
powodzenia siychac, re WELT z
Mich stara sic napowrot o prace,
zwiaszcza dlatego, ze wsparcia
przestajq otrzymywac ola braku
funduszow i ME maja czego u
trzymywac swych rodzin. Do Kill
XII firm departamentowych, ia
kotez kompanij ekspresowych
zgsaszaja sic dziesiatki strajkerow
prosba o przyjecie, ale siychat,
re niektorym daja polecenia, by
i'm dac moznosc znalezienia in
nego zatrudnienia.
Dzisiaj podobno sedzia Hol-
dom wyda zakazy sadowe doty-
czace kompanij ekspresowych: ::
Johnson Express Co., Page Bro
theirs i So. Chicago Steamboat
Express Co., zabraniajace i'm od-
mawiania dostawiania towaroW
firmom bojkotowanym. Poniewaz
te kompanie obawiaja sic, ze
strajk ii Mich nastapi, jezeli us}u-
chaia zakazu, a ME sluchac zaka-
zu ME moga, przeto bye moze, ze
zamkna swe interesa, dopok
strajk sic ME zakohczy.
Prezydent Shea zwolal ma dzi-
siaj specyalna sesya wszystklch
delegatow. organizacyi Team
sters' Joint Council. Bedzie to
moze sesya najwazniejsza, jaka
dotychczas sic odbyla niektorzy
przypuszczaja, re uchwali sic ma
niej odwolanie strajku,
strajk stolarzy.
Ma dis rano zapowiedziano
strajk 1900 stolarzy i zapewnia-
no, re natychmiast po rozpocze-
ciu tego strajku, zamknietych 20
stanie IA fabryk. W ktorych wy
rabiaja sprzety urzadzenia SYN
kow, SHADOW blur. Pracodawcy
zan1ierzaja trzymae swe fabryk
zamkniete talk d}ugo, dopoki ro-
botnicy ME przystana ma to, aze-
by utrzymywano "wrota otwar-
te". TAX przynajmniei zapewnri:a n:
w. F. Merle, reprezenant wielkieJ
firr11y Merle and Heaney Manu-,
lco. : l7s SO i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-03

sowi Dold ma prezydenta, Ed
wardowi N. Nockels ma sekreta-
RIA Robertowi Noren ma skarbni-
ka. Wybory odbeda sic 16 bm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-03

s@ Co do strajkerow, to ci przez
try tygodnie, jak oswiadczyli, "a
dnych wsparc cd wspolnej organi-
zacyi pobierat ME potrzebuja i
nie beda. Pozniej zas pobierac be-
da wsparcie takie, ma jake fun
dusze pozwola. Celem zyskania
tych funduszow, nalozony bedzie
ma wszystkich stolarzy w miescie
majacych zatrudnienie,. podatek
po So tygodniowo.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15
CROP REPORT
Considerable Damage
By Bowl Worms In
-
t.
SOUTHWEST SECTION
"t
SOUTHWEST SECTION
But Cotton Is Improving
Poor Crop Of Corn.

Arkadelphla, Clark County. W.
P. Phillips.-Light shower mid lie
of Ewsak henefciRl tc lata crnr,s,
cotton opening rapidly; consider
able hay saved in good condition.
McNab, hampstead County, P.
g. Clayton Rain 9Th put ground
in condition for sowing turnips
and planting late potatoes; early
corn gathered, poor crop; cotton
improving, although leaf and boil
worms are doing considerable dam.
age, crop will be poor.
Winthrop, Little River County
NJ. n. Cheaves. with light
local showers cotton poor but i'm
proving; pea crop doing we'll /;
some hay saved, too dr. for tur-
nips.
Crystal Springs, Montgomery
County, G. l.. Avaritt. Good rain
7th, light showers 8th; corn, tur-
nips and cotton improved; cotton
fruiting we'll and very little she'd
ding, beginning to open on up
lands good crop hay saved.
Griffin, Union County, G. L.
Saxon.-Early corn natured, late
corn poor; peas looking we'll but
would be benefited by rain; cotton
poor, opening rapidly; only one
! sho NV, weeks.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15
CAMP GRATIOT
Confederate Veterans No. 203
Hold Meeting.

Hope, sept. 9.-At q meeting of
Camp Grafton, No. 203, held at
Hope Ard., on the date, the fol
lowing ex Confederate veterans
were elected as delegates to the
state camp. J. H. Black and W. W.
Folsom, with c. A. Br1dewell and
B. P. Haynes as altarnates, The
delagates we're instructed to cast
the vote of the camp for General
j. T. smith as commander for the
state division.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15
WALLACEBURG
Hay Crop Good Anc
Being Saved.
MARRIAGE BELLS
In Red Land--iteayy Rains
Last Week Other
News

There was o trial at Blevins
Monday Of last week before ESQ.
Bailey of a man by the name OF
wederbruck for living with a wom-'
al not his wife. He was fined $50
and cost.
Albert Ames Of Hope was up in
this section last week on q business
trip, combined with pleasure the
pleasure part was q young lady of
this vicinity.
Everybody that can is making
hay while thesssun shines for thatsia
about the best crop that will be
made around here
On our trip last week to the
quarterly conference which was
held at holly Gro,e we learned
that there was hardly family in
| 0li5t1= wliolo 4syis,.r,,s.1 ,1s.xi
from one to five in each family
down sick and in some places
whole families not one able to wait
on another.
Col. Mullen WAS down on the
sick list last week.
Rev. r. E. Reese deserves di
ploma from the school Of cookery,
and as for Prosecuting Bradley he
will haye to look we'll to his lau-
rels for in d case before Esq
Bailey the preacher acted the part
of prosecuting attorney and gained
the case against squire Stephens,
the defendants attorney and as for
preacher he is excelled by none
They were talking of building an
arbor at Macedonia to hold pro-
tracted meeting, they are getting
uneasy about the old church house
it don't look safe.
Thursday of last week Bro
ware our presiding elder stopped
and took dinner with the family of
Col, Mullin he was on his way to
Star of the west.
Thursday evening of last week
a lot of movers passed through
here on there way north.
Payton Simpson and his family
took tip to hope the latter part
| of last week
| Oh for the return of the old dirt
road and horse back mail rider
then we were sure of getting our
mail at least three times week
| but since the R. r. brings it we
don't get any only occasionally they
have promised reforms on this line
but they fail to keep their promi-
ses.
! The marriage bells have COM
menced ringing ave" in Red Land
aud birds without feathers are mat
ing1fast.
Thursday night of last week it
set into raining and continued all
day Friday with continual thunder.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15
HORSE MISSING.

EStreped or stolen from the
undersigned at sheppard Arkansas
near Fulton, one medium sized,
short coupled Diary bay mare, white
star iu tee face, scar on right fore
foot
said mqre is a fine ssddler, is
nicely trimmed and in fus fix.
This marc disappeared on the
night of sept. 10th, / will pay d
suitable reward for her return or
any information that will lead to
her, recovery.
W. L. Robinson.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15
YELLOW JACK
43 New Cases At New
Orleans
ONLY THREE DEATHS
Fever Situation Ia Miss
issippi Continues TO
Improve.

New Orleans, Sept. l2-Official
report to 6 p. m:
New cases 43; total TO date, 2,
$40.
Deaths, 3; total, 819.
New foci, II.
Cases under treatment, 314.
Cases discharged, l 757.
Though the death list did not re.
main clear today, tha local yellow
fever situation presents the usual
favorable aspect, with the author
titles more concerned over condi-
tions in the country than those
here.
In spite Of the fact that through
some relaxation of orecation on
tflc part nff bt tag4i$ Sa4o p.,agnN-s-
in stamping out the disease in the
city has been temporarily checked,
it is the opinion of the leaders that
to all intents and purposes the
fight has been won.
DR.. warner however, sounded a
note of wasning against overconf-
dencc today, and it has baen decid-
ed 90 preach from the note upon all
the platforms in the city.
Condition in the country, while
undoubtedly showing signs of i'm :
provement i'll some sections, are
not altogether encouraging, due to
various reasons, chiefly the want
Of sufficient physicians aad nurses,
tie refusal of communities to Join
heartily in the application of the
mosquito theory, the difficulty Of
enforcing laws against offenders
and the panicky conditions that
still prevail at infected points.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15

jackson, Miss. Sept. IL. The
Mississippi yellow fever summary
tonight is as follows: Mississip pi
City, 6 new cases; Natchez, l new
case and ono new focus near origi-
nal infected area; Vicksburg, l
new case.
No new infected points hav been
reported in the state.
Washington telegraph., 1905-09-15
b 93UNIY CLERK.
CompI. .Ist 0i County War
raf Now Ready TO Sc
Delivered.

Foil aiag is list Of the coenty
warran How on hana and ready
Va be yered by thn County
Clerks
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29

tent medicine, but a delicious cod liver
oil preparation containing in a con-
centrated form all the straightforward
ing, body building elements of cod
liver OIL but without oil or grease,
and it cannot upset weakened stom-
achs as do old-fashioned cod liver oil
and emulsions.
''Vinol contains just the elements
necessary to make for each child new
vitality sound flesh and muscle tissue
strong bone structure, rich, red blood,
and create strength.
1--WE ask every mother in Raleigh to
try Vinol for their children, on our
guarantee to return the money if it
fails. There is also nothing equal to
Vinol to create strength for old people
or people who are run down tired and
debilitated if you try it and don't like
it we will give your money back"
". II. KING DRUG co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
THE COTTON TOTAL
Census Bureau Report on
that Ginned.
Number of Running Bales Including
Linters is 13,743,857, This
Containing an Estimate of
Bales Yet Unginned.
(By the Associated Press. )


Washington, March 28.-The Cen
sus Bureau today issued a bulletin
showing the total crop of cotton gin
ned for the season of 1904 to be 49,
597,7S2 bales. These figures include
linters ard count round bales as half
bales and the total is equivalent to
13,5S4,457 bales of 500 pounds. The
square bales number 13.103.447, the
round bales 296,151, the sea island
bales 104,31 the linters 241.942. to-
tai running bales including linters ID
1851. Included in these totals are
1925 running bales estimated by
ginnerS as remaining to be ginned.
The total crop of running barles for
1908 was 10,399,55S. The distribution
of the crop of 1904 according to the
character of bales and of cotton was
as follows: square bales (upland crop)
reported from ginneries 13s103.44
round bales (upiand CROP reported
from ginneries 296,151: bales of sea
island cotton reported from ginneries
104317: bales of iinters reported from
cotton seed oil mills 241,942. The fig
ures for the different states on run
ming bales are:
Alabama 1,45S. 966: Arkansas SS3.-
967: Florida S6.642; Georgia 1885,
151; Indian Territory 476.9S4; Kansas
IA; Kentucky 1922 Louisiana 1,105,-
466: Mississippi 1,73S,63S; Missouri
4S,447: North Carolina 743.404; Okla
homa 341, 497; South Carolina 1,1S9,-
1874: Tenn essee 316.790: Texas 3.134,-
677; Virginia 1926.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
A GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE.
About .sBIood Purifiers and ''Tonics,


Every drop of blood, every bone
nerve and tissue in the body can be
renewed in but one way, and that is
from wholesome food properly diegs-
| ted. There is no other way and the
idea that a medicine in itself can pu-
rify the blood or supply new tissues
and strong nerves is ridulous and
on a par with the fol-de-rol that dys-
pepsia or indigestion is q germ dis
ease, or that other falacy, that weak
stomach which refuses to digest food
can be made to do so by irritating
and inflaming the bowels by pills and
cathartics.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure in
digestion, sour stomach, gas and bloat-
ing after meals, because they furnish
the digestive principles which weak
stomachs lack, and, unless the defi-
cheney of pepsin and disease is sup
piled, it is useless to attempt to cure
stomach trouble by the use of "tonics,
pills and cathartics'' which have alb
solutely no digestice power, and their
only effect is to give temporary slim
ulation.
one grain of the active principle in
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
5000 grains of meat, eggs and SINH
lar foods, and experiments have shown
that they will do this in a glass bot
tie at proper temperature, put OF
course are much more effective in the
stomach.
There is probably no remedy so uni
versally used as Stuart's Tablets, be-
cause 1T is not only the sick and all
ing, but we'll people who use them
at every meal to insure perfect di-
gestion and assimilation of food.
People who enjoy fair health take
Stuart's Tablets as regularly as they
take their meals, because they want
to keep we'll. Prevention is better than
cure, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
do both; they prevent indigestion and
they remove it where it exists The
regular use of one or two of them
after meals will demonstrate their
merit and efficiency better than any
other argument.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29

Tendon, with Attorney General for
State: Coke for defendant.
Griffin VS.. Railroad, Lockhart & Son,
Robinson & Caudle and Redwine &
Stack for plaintiff ]. d. Shaw and
Shepherd g. Shepherd for defendant.
Cases Next Week.
Ninth District appeals will be called
next Tuesday April 4, in the follow
ing order:
State VS.. Spiyey
Manufacturing Company VS. Green's
boro.
Marks VS.. Cotton Mills.
Hester VS.. Traction ComrCny.
Massey VS.. Barbee.
Clark VS.. Traction Company.
Thompson VS. Telegraph Company.
Matthews VS. Telegraph Company.
Stewart VS.. Carpet Company.
Shields VS.. Bank (two cases.)
Worth VS.. Raglan.
Fisher VS.. Trust Company. (TWo
cases.1
Covington VS.. Furniture Company.
Hicks VS.. Manufacturing Company.
West VS.. Grocery Company
Rounsaville VS.. Insurance Company.
Crutchfield VS.. Hunter.
Railway Company VS.. Hardware
Company.
Roos VS.. Spoke Company.
Wright VS.. Insurance Company.
Garter VS.. Railroad.
Jones VS. Water Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
GRADING FOR DOUBLE TRACKS
A Guiiford County Farming Corpora
tion--J. c. Murchison Goes to
Atlantic Coast Line.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News ana Observer
Greensboro. n. c.. March est is
reported here that the work of grading
the road bed for the double tracking
road bed between Danville and Sails
bury will begin next Monday. The
present contract calls for the construc-
ton for nine miles north of Green's
boro and twelve miles south of Po-
mona. As the three miles south of
Greensboro was double tracked last
year to Pomona the twelve miles
specified will complete this section TO
High Point. The nine miles north.
towards Danville. VIII reach Reedy
Fork Creek, covering a long grade OH
the south side of the stream.
A Guilford county forming corpor-
alton is the latest progressive move
ment of this progressive community.
Last fall Mr.. Henry Flaggs came here
from Minnesota, and was so we'll
pleased with the country he pur-
chased a farm. Later two of his
brothers and their families settled
here. Now, they have purchased three
of the finest farms in the northern
section of the county, but a few miles
from the city, paying $4,000 fol-
them, and have organized a stock
company with d capital of $4,000
They will conduct g large farming bus.
and other farm stock. besides raising
vegetables for market, canning pur-
poses. shipment ETC.. and raising
staple farm products, such as wheat,
corn, hay, clover. etc.
Mr.. Clarence Egerton, of this city
a graduate of Clemson College. who
has been in the service of the Norfolk
& Western Railway iii bridge structur-
al work Virginia, is here visiting
his parents a few days. He has &C
cepted the position of mill engineer OF
the Jackson Finn Company at Jack
son, Tenn, and is on his way to his
new home.
Maury S. Mitchell. who served his
term of enlistment in the United States
Army in the Philippines, and was hon
orably discharged last December. has
come to Greensboro from Columbus,
Ohio. and will engage in business here
permanently.
Mr.. j. c. Murchison. of this city,
who recently resigned as president of
the Gate City Furniture Company to
accept q position with the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad, has been named
as superintendent of the Fayetteville
quarters at Rocky Mount. succeeding
superintendent e. r. Wooten. re-
signed.
The members of the police force
presented retiring Chief of Police
Scott last night with a handsome
travelling bag, as a testimonial of their
esteem His successor, Chief of Police
j. +. Barnes. presided at the meeting.
Mr.. Scott leaves for Raleigh April 1st
TO become assistant to State Insurance
Commissioner.
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NEGLIGENCE or COMPANY.
Verdict of The Coroner's jury in The
j. +. Swanncy Case.

Charlotte, n. -, March 2S.-The
finding of the coroner's jury as the
result of the Investigation of the kill
ing of ]. F. Swaynav is To the cf1cct
that he came to his death through neg
Iigence on the part of the Charlotte
Electric Railway Company through its
failure to notify the public of 'the
change in the manner of running cars
on North Tryon street, from the
square to the Seaboard Air Line depot
the usual manner being that all cars
going north ran on the east track, un-
til about four days ago.
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dormitories or halls. as the institution
requires
The Synod has purchased IA acres
of land, of the Garland Daniel tract
just on the edge of town. east of the
A. & M. College and in the section
where Bennett College for the colored
is located. The school will be strictly
Industrial. and twill be differed. direct
ed and taught by white professors. 1t
Is stated
On the large farm adjacent to this
school, Mr.. Garland Daniel has had
plotted and laid off a new town with
a thousand lots. which are being sold
rapidly at ten dollars cash, balance in
monthly instalments, with a provision
in the deeds that or the death of the
purchaser before all payments are
made, q fee simple deed to the prop
erty will be given to the heirs without
further payment.