The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
.DIsT|LL[RY TO.
EVADE THE LAW v
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Secures Charter in Strictly
Prohibition Ter
ritory.
FILL ORDERS IN VIRGINIA
Governor Glenn lnaugulrates a
New Plan to Secure
Immigrants.
FILL ORDERS in VIRGINIA 81 "a

,speeial 10 Tho Timee- Dispatch)
RALEldH, n. G., March q 81 The char 'at
terinE OF the j. a. Porter Disttllery COM
pa,,y, OF buckingham, Richmond co1un-
", very strict prohibition ,efiltois, -, >
treating considerable interest following
x as II does close on the heels of the stamp
ing out Of the distilleries Of Hoffman
z md Hamlet III that immediate section.
x Lawyers here say that the plan OIL 1he
new concern evidently is to advertise gem
; orally as d Rockingham, Richmondcouhty,
coilern, receiving orders at their ROCK
ingham setiice and send them to their VIZ
Y ginia distillcry to be filled. In TINS way
i 1t is said that they can take orders gen gen
p orally from the people right IN ROCK
inslam. prohibition territory, and fill the
orders without tho possibility Of inter-
ference under the State law.
ALL WENT INSANE.
Application is made to the State Hos
pita here for the admission oil Mrs
Brown, of Harnett county, her case be-
ing a remarkable one. a year. ago her
4 husband dropped dead Mt the depot as ne
( was ell route to Raleigh to bring his IN
sane brother to the asylum That brother
ana the wife Of the dead brother arc
now both violently insane and there is
no room in the Stnte hospital for them.
President George Z. Winston, of the
L Agricultural and Mechanical College, who
Was president of the Summer School, es-
4 tablished at this Institution last summer,
announces that the school has been dis
IS continued for the lack of funds. Last
summer this school was a married sue
cess, being attended by at LEASE 600
Y people Y
Sj Grand Secretary John C. Drewry. of
the Grand Lodge OF Masons, announces
Il that work will not begin on the temple,
in: this city, until $4,000 more of the
funds subscribed is paid in, making $15,-
600 u SO that the work can be pushed on
10 completion. The temple will cost $780,
h 600. Ile$ expects that work will begin in
the early summer. The site has already
been purchased and paid for, the price
3 being $36, 600.
Governor Glenn, in an interview given
out to-day says he and the State Depart
3 Iients OF Agriculture and La Dol; are work
ing togetherfafor the Inauguration Of n
more vigorous campai gn for the indus
Trial development of the State, especially
tho bringing OF capital and desirable im-
I migrants into the State. He is gratified
at the work the Agricultural Department
has undertaken IN seeking out and bring
ing to the State desirable farm labor, for
which there seems to be OF this time such
urgent demand. &.
{ iis s charter is issued for the High Point
3 Piping and Foundry Company, Of High
Point, capital 100000 authorized and $lO,-
q oo1; principal incorporators, J. 9. Adams
and .. N. Richnrdson i6
characterization OF Governor GlennsgAd-
jutant General Robertson has issued 5tne
NJ following commissions for a PpOintces as
members Of the Governors staff and Of
ticers Of the North a Caroline National
Guard: Hi
Lieutenant colonel and assistant chief of
IF engineers, Professor Wallace s. RiddIck,
.sof the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lcgc, n
Captain and assistant surgeon, Dr.. II.
Mex. Tucker Raleigh ID ft535ys !
First lieutenant and assistant surgeon,
{ Dr. AndrewBII. Tlariss, of Wilmington.
~ Major and assistant surgeon. DR., r. "A.
Winston, of Franklinton, promoted drom
Il captain and assistant surgeon 4
These appointments completed the list
OF the Governors staff.