The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

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North Carolina Executive Forced
to Fix the Hours Of Their
Reception.
HOSPITAL IS E !, II: N /: \ TED ED.
Report Made By the State Board.
To Visit the Presi-
dent
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u RALEIGH J. N. C.,i septetnbe T. 2S.---Gov
ernor Glenn issues a .statementttto the
effect that In future he will receive no
visitors, either business or social callers,
at the executive office after 4 o Clock
in the afternoon. This Is made neces-
sary in order that he may have time for
uninterrupted work on the business that
accumulates on his desk. a4t
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege foot ball team twenty men strong,
including substitutes. left this morning
for Lexington. Va, where they will to-
morrow measure strength with the team
OF the Virginia Military Institute They
are in good form, and are confident
of victory
Mayor Charles S. Wallace is here from
Morehead City to confer with the North
Carolina Corporation Commission with
reference to an Injunction the citizens Of
that town have secured against the At
lantic @and North Carolina Railroad
against locating the new depot where
they propose to locate&tit in the street
near the site of the old freight depot.
TIe wants the comm lsslon to take a hand
later and decide between the contentious
OF the railroad people and the citizens.
HOSPITAL ENUMERATED.
Governor Glenn makes public the report
OF the State Hospital Board. generating
the management Of the institution from
blame for the death OF Thomas Nall, the
patient whose decease created such q sem
sation recently His Excellency5 says he
will make no statement until after; the
trial of tho attendants this week in the
Superior Court.
The Corporation Commission issues a
summary OF the condition OF State, saw
ings and private banks In tho state at
the close OF business August 18th. 1t
shows resources aggregating $4,000, 0e4,
an Increase of s6.057, 5s1 during the past
year; time certificates OF deposits ag-
gregating $3,0s3.717; deposits subject to
cEeck;s $aO. bD6pe9; demand certificates OF
deposit. 81, SGl $50. ii4
VISIT OF PRESIDENT.
There was "a long conference last eve
ming In the office of Governor Glenn
with citizens OF the city and managers
ton and entertainment of President
Roosevelt. October 10TH. at which 1t was
decided that Governor Glenn, President
Horne, of the fair association; Chief Mar,
shall B. r. Mebane and others will visit
the President at Washington early in
October and arrange the details OF the
Presidents stay In the State capital He
will arrive here mt ! A, NJ, remain on
his car until 8 o'clock be escorted to the
Governors mansion Mt that hour for.
breakfast, md then. about 1890, to the
fair grounds for the address, and lunch-
con- +.
The office OF State bank examiner. 10
which II, J. Haywood, Jr,,4 was appointed
yesterday, to succeed J.W. Aycock, re-
signed. pays $4,000 and travelling ex-
penses. s.
D PRESTON Coyington, colored. has been
committed to the pcnltentiary from Mont
gomery county, ~ serve Two years for
nanslaughter, In that he killed another
negro, At tho time of tho crime he was
adjudged insane and sent to the cr,ml-
nal insane depart nent After hree years
ne was pronounced cured AMI returned
to Montgomery. Then followed the trial.
conviction and sentence,
Tho trial Of the four attendants cha cged
with causing the death OF Thomas Nall.
the patient at tho State Hospital for the
I;,sane, August 2ith, heganail Superior
Court to-day. and Is expected 70 continue
for three days. II. A. London and II, II. !,
Hayes, Of Pittsboro, are counsel for tho
family OF the deceased, assisting the
solicitor In the prosecution, and among
counsel for the defense aro x-Goyeinor
A.pock, Argo and Shaffor, Colonel Y. T..
J.. Harris and s. G. Ryan,