The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
.HACKMEN'NOW GAN
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The Raleigh Board 81 Aldern1e.p
Repeats an Ordinance
Against Them.
WILL VISIT THE PREslDEN 4
Governor Glenn to Inform Him 81 J
the Programme for 3ss
His Reception. .lsi
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RALEIGH. N. O., October S--The Ra-S$.
leigh Board Of Aldermen last night re-
pealed the ordinance In force tho past
four months, prohibiting hacks on the #
streets after nine o'clock at night. The Y
reason for this was that Judge Justice,
II. the Superior Court few days ago,
pronounced hackman fined by the Po-F II
Ice Justice for violating tho ordinance
not guilty on the ground that tho ordi-
rance was unconstitutional. a s3l
y Governor Glenn will go TO Washington y
Monday to extend to President Roosevelt
q personal Invitation to visit the North;
Carolina State Fair, October 18th. He i
Will at the same time lay before the
President the plans for his entertainment
here, which will Include breakfast atsthe4
Governors mansion, a grand military
parade to the Fair Grounds, the address /;
by the President followed by a luncheon
by the North Carolina Agricultural so-si
clety, complimentary to the President 4
and party and the marshals Of the fair
@ Governor to Speak.
Governor Glenn delivers the address for
tho opening Of the Central North Caro-
Ina Fair next Tuesday at Greens boro, @
& Secretary Pogue, Of the State Fair
says the entries for exhibits this year,
are far In excess of entries for previo GUS 4
fairs, both as to the number and char /
sacter Of exhibits. He is much pleased at II
the outlook for q high class midway ~
Ample preparations are being made for
the accommoda ton Of the y Gro wds t hat
will be here to see President Roosevelt
The house to House canvass for homes !.
to which visitors will be assigned by tho 4
Chamber OF Commerce Bureau of Infor-;sS
nation Is progressing In a manner that
4, very gratifying Indications are that
at least t, 600 people will DO entertained
In private houses and public halls and
warehouses Will be utilized In providing
places for visitors to sleep. .5
Many Industries. s,S5
The August bulletin Of the North Car
clna pepartmen VI Of Agric culture l' ~ uss 'tI
issued iss devoted to Industrial progre IS. So,
and shows that there are In opera lon
4, this state 800 cotton mills. 10 WOODEN
mills, 6 silk mills, and 1,795 miscellaneous
mills Tho Bulletin shows Guilford to-
Rave ia miscellaneous mills and 8 co ftti-6
ton mills; Mecklenburg, 81 miscellaneous
and 20 cotton mills i; Durham Is mscess--S55
laneous and s cotton; Forsythe ~ MS Mss
&c llaneous and II cotton mi lj 3Sl IS IVA
The Raleigh tobacco market is scoring rll'ls
4 hlgh degree. Of success this season
The sales at the two warehouse yes tei1s
$day aggregated 10000, and Il the aYer aag
price was A1,4S per5$hundred he ran EeS
or prices was from to scents pet .,t8$
mound. The sales are held on Tuesdays ~
and Fridays. Ii 5j5 ]. & =,
An order has been made for the The iSn &.
leigh d!spcnsary to open 81
at7 o'clock instead q at snnrlse,s - y,
gl>een tho practice since IL wa 8 estn lll p-N
lished, two years ago. 9 ~ ., ;,
a petition Is being circulated here for ts
tho pardon OF W. r. Murray, of Dur Dur
ham under sentence to serve two years
on the Durham county roads f tofkli.ar
Ria cousin i. r.. Murray. Quite g NUM- y,
her az signers are being secured Is. py WI;
Editor !. Z. Ramsey Of the Raleigh 4,
enterprise, who has the petition t''': b ' 'i
charge. &c fiji