The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-28
ne Weather Yesterday
IN AND ABoUI The CITY.


Mr.. Victor H. Boyden, referee III
bankruptcy, has gone TO rayetteVllle
10 hear d bankruptcy case.
commissioner of Agriculture 5. l..
Patterson has returned from MIN nome
in Caldwell county, where ne spent
several weeks.
rev. j. Marvin CuIbreth, formerly
OF Raleigh and now of Wilmington.
win go to Vanderbilt next year 10
complete his theological studies.
Marriage licenses We're issued to two
colored couples here yesterday, fTdi RUN,
Thomas and Leona Utley, OF i1oliy
Springs; George Foster and Mlttle HIN
ton, of Raleigh.
Donations for the poor to be USED
bv the Associated Charities on ThanKs-
giving day should DE sent TO-DAY OF
early on Wednesday SO as to be dls-
tributed in time.
Mr.. T. NJ. Arlington, chief clerk at
the States Prison, who mas peen -,
at mis- home in Rocky Mount for over
!, week. returned to the city yesterday
improved in health
Rev. Alfred H. Moment, D. d., Went
TO LAGRANGE yesterday, where ne WIZ
preach at the installation of the new
pastor Rev. MN. Weigh, VINO was ao-
United by the last State SYNOD.
Tho Christian Brotherhood Insur-
anca Company, of Washington. \. "
:. negro concern with no capital stock
was admitted to do business by IN
surance Commissioner j. r. Young
yesterday.
II IS expected that Governor Glenn
will go to Charleston, S. e., apoul ny
18th OF January to address me l.. m
q. a. On his visit he expects to MAKE
= short stop in Columbia to visit Gov
ernor Hayward
Mr.. Isaac w. Rogers at his store
on East Martin street, noticed some
thing unusual yesterday. 1t was ma,
one of the turkey hens in coop htu
laid a big egg. This is said to De I'M
usual at this time of the year.
This afternoon at $3.50 the footpaii
foam IF the Raleigh High School VIII
NAV a game at the Fair grounds WIN
tI7o bovs from Raleigh attending the
A and M. College. The public IS IN
vited and no charge for ADMISSION.
Assistant Labor Commissioners M; L.
Shipman has returned from 1eliu '7
eonville. where he completed prepare
lions for moving his home to Raleign.
Mr. Shipman's family are visiting rel
atives at Brevard, and will come u
Raleigh in a few days.
ON Saturday the engine of Engineer
Duke on the Raleigh and Paml I3.o
Sound Railway, was thrown from 'ile
track and ditched by an ankle PAL,
heavy iron, thrown across the III OF,
No persons were injured, and the ohis
,le7Yasa vas TO the engine. The accl-
,5o.f ocol7rrod about thirteen miles
nom Raleigh, just beyond Knlghts-
dsle
Mr. C. F. S. Neal of Chicago. the
,bairman of the Board of Control Oh
the Endowment Rank of KNIGHTS OF
15yt7,ias. and Mr. George H. Royster'
of c,roensboro. the state organizer for
the carolinas and Virginia. were here
Yesterday comforting on matters or
~ crsler and went to Greensboro IN
the afternoon to attend big Pythlan
meeting there last night
The state Board Of Agriculture will
meet in the first week in DECEMBER
and viii then pass FHdlly upoh 'iiC
now agricultural building at A. ana
NJ. College. Messrs Hook and ToWney.
Of charlotte, and w. c. Balm. OF
Greensboro, architecJs. made their last
inspection of the building YESTERDAY
At the December meeting of the board
new State entomologist wiz De
elected.
Appeals are to be heard this week
in the Supreme Court from the -FOUR
teenth Judicial District COMPOSED OF
tho counties of Yancey, Mcdonald.
Henderson, Rutherford. PORK ana
Burke. Among the attorneys here IN
attendance are Messrs. Matt NC
Braver. of Rutherfordton. s. j. Erwin,
OF Morganton. p. J. Sinclair. of Mari
or. J. w. Pless. of Marion p. }. JUS
tee. of Greensboro. and e. b. NoWeh.
of Murphy.