Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-12

New York. OFT. 9.-JeffarS0n =
Raplee, once g wealthy banaer and
business associate OF jay Gould,
Commodore Vanderbilt ant John P.
Blair, went to the 20 # houaa@ here
today.
Washington, Oct g. Tho census
bureau has Issued d buiietin shown
the production and dls ribptIon OF
the co;tJn of the Ulitel States
available between Septem! er /, 1904,
md September L, 19, 10, t. De IL, 100 :
cent. was exported, 80 percent. Was
used in domestic. coAou upCl9n, ieaV-
ing surplus of 9 per cent.
Norfolk, VA, Oct 9.-Mrs.
Elizabeth G.. Daniel Of Tarboro, n.
c., died at tbs Sarah Leign hospital
yesterday AMI her renaiuS Wele e this
morning forwarded 10 her home for
interment. Sac Wa7 80 years OF age
and WIdO ". Sac had et en- to Bai.I-
more for treatment and returning
home, having been revived OF the
trouble for Wnicn sac wat to that
city: Just belore the time IUr tie
train to leave II ore Iur Idr3JfO, IUur
days ago, she was taken III " lii all
Otner trouble anu was Carried to the
hospital where she dlu OF brOaclaI
pneumonia.
New York, Oct. 8 In the second
lection for the Hail vi Fame To-Day
only three names were chosen 10 re-
ceive tablets IL tne hV5 c.a-s Is IN
which the canVa7sIng, Was thoSo OF
John Greeuleaf " insurer ami JAIN >
Russell Lowell III III, c ass o1
authors aud that oI GeueIai W WIlIiam
L. Sherman III tue elaS5 o. Soldiers.
Among the defeated were Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Eigal Allan zoe
and James FenlmUre cooper WI
liam Cullen Bryant, FrancI5 Park
man and Johu u. Motley, Ii BRACE
Greeley and George BaaccJft.
Washington, Oct. "a Climax
was reported today III the Gases OF
former internal revenue employees,
which are panuIng bSfOre Tie UnIteu
States dis .rIct court at Greensboro.
In response to arequ6st from govern
ment officials at Greensboro, the de-
parlmenG OF Justice decide ~ send
counsel TO droen5DOfO II assist Dis
trIct Attorney HOitOnIu tie pfvoecu-
ton of these cases, II after InVe7ug,-
ton, such a course al this time
sheuId be deemed bOtn desIrab bic
and necessary. Arthur b lays,
solicitor general III the internal re-
venue department, was selected for
the assignment and left trnlght for
Greensboro. lie Will coulter with
District Attorney Holton, and he is
also authorized to make a special III
Vestigation of the entire situation,
so that the department mere may de-
termine what course snail Da pursued
with ressrence 70 thes4 cases.
It begins to appear that the New
York Life Insurance company Will
be debarred from Texas after De.
cember, when the permit of the
company to do business in the state
will expire. While Texas feels
especially aggrieved over the fact
that Mr.. Mccall, democrat, con
tribured so literally to the re
publican slush fund, Of other peo
ple's money, the Houston Post scores
point against him that is destined
to make Texans even more Wrath3
than they are at present. The Pos
points out that on the occasion of tn
Galveston disaster 1n 1900, duIi1 i;
the year of Colonel Bryan's last Cat
didacy for the presidency, Mr
Mccall was asked TO help the storm
sufferers. That worthy magnat
forthwith pulled a sanctimoniousl
and stated with "regret" that tn
money of the New York Life was
trust fund, to be administered fc
the benefit of widows and orphans
and he had no right to give any {
it away for a charitable purpos'
Wouldn't that a wake policy hold {
red-headed?
Buy your furniture, Mattin g
Ruge &c. frem Andrews & w a,
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