Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-06-28

A4AS ~" WOO
this city last night by Sheriff
Biddle en- route for Raleigh for
safe keeping, lynchinge being feared
should he be confined in Craven
county jail. The Superior Court con-
venes in Craven on the first Monday
m July, so that a speedy trial awaits
this prisoner and justice can be as
speedily melted out TO him for his
crime.
Our good. friend and countyman,
Mr.. A. T. UzzelI, royalty entertain
ed a number of his special friends a.
q barbecue dinner at his delightful
home in New Hope township yes
terday, at which several gentlemen
of this city were guests. Mr.. Uzzell
is a past master in the art of knowing
how to prepare and spread a meal,
and those who were so fortunate as
to be of his invited guests on this oc-
casion are prepared to vouch for this
statement.
William Leonard, Peter Kornegay,
William VIM, ST., and Chas. vim,
all colored, were arrested by Sheriff
Stevens in Mount Olive yesterday,
for retailing, and gave bond tor their
appearance III this city this morning.
The case was called to-day at /
O'Clock before Justice Hugh Hum
phrey, and all the parties, through
their attorneys, Messrs. Dortch d
Barham, of this city, and Bird, OF
Mt. Olive, waived ex animation and
gave bond for their ar pc rance 1T the
next term of Wayne Sul error court.
The ease WIS W rked up by police
man Jno. A. Royal, of Mt. Olive,
who appeared IS a with: So against
he parties.
1t is with exceeding regret that
we chronicle tn S afternoonth he death
of Thedie Glenn, the interesting lit
tie seventeen months old s. n Of MIR.
and Mrs. A. ] F.llzhum, hich &C.
curred at their home this morning at
Z o'clock, Of pneumonia. In the death
of this, their fourth child in the past
four years, the fond parents have the
sincere sympathy of all our people.
May the comforting assurance that
the little one has gone to live with
IGod, console them in their dark hour
of sorrow. The funeral Will b. held
from home tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, Rev. w. f. Fry, officiating,
and the interment made in Willow
Dale cemetery.
Passengers arriving in the city
this morning on the shoofy from
Rocky Mount, reported a disastrous
freight wreck which occurred at
lAhoskie, on the Norfolk and Caro-
lima division OF the Southern, near
Hobgood. Southern freight train No.
70, ran into No. 200, both through
freights, and the engineer, fireman
and a train hand, were instantly
killed. We unable to obtain
full particulars as to how the wreck
occurred, but it is said that bott
trains yer going in the same direc
. ton and No. 70 ran into the rear enc
; of No. 2 8. A number of cars Were
derailed and considerable damage
done. The supposition is that the &C
cident occurred while the trains Wer'
going around a deep curve.
The saw mill plant of the Enter
prise Lumber Company, recently de
y stroyed by fire, is being rebuilt a
Il rapidly as possible, and will be re
placed with the latest and most UP
to-date machinery obtainabie, an
when all the work has been com
pleted, and the mill is again read,
for for work, the plant will be enc {
+ the most complete in the South, an
n the Company will be better prepare
4 than ever before to supply. their larg
70 trade, which is far reaching in il
scope. Mr.. Nathan O'Berry, til
capable and efficient manager, is on
of of the best posted lumber men in tn
i South and the wonderful success
of achieved by this Company is Iargel
I. due to his indOmnitable energy an
is ~sagacious and superb business MAI
,e agement.
-Four Goldsboro boys who HAY
y been attending the Merchants Assl
citation at Morehead, made up thei
Z mind to set this pace for all isherme
lin the State, so at 4 O'Clock til
morning the four tumbIed out of be
L and in a short time were hauling i
~ trout an blue fl 5h So fast that Herr
of Pike did not stop to bait his hoo
+ but lassoed them. He is thinking (
AZ getting out a patent on this way {
4 hooking the finny tribe. Leslie We
e made it a point to get back in tim
ofif1r breakfast. Henry Peterson say
J. he caught a foul FOUNDER. AL Josep
counted the catch over twice an
each time he says there was sixty
j. five, SO that's one hundred and thin
l. ty fish. The party agreed not 10 tel
r who was in the panty. but you ma.
n be assured that the good peopl
g of Morehcai st longing eyes at th
9 fine bunch that Was loaded there thi
morning as the parties were return
:, ing home, as did the large crow
e who were standing in front of tn
hotel where they unloaded.
The ARGUS mans attention WIS
directed to an immense crowd of col
!, ored women who we're fling in til
Mayors Office his morning, andafie
t things had quieted down We vcr
n tured in, ard the S,ene resem!tled
regular Tuesday sitting OF Wayn
/, Slperior Court. There We're abou
] Is ladies of color, from the ''J-;ico'
r seation of the city, a well-known ne
lgrO settlement in the northern par
of town, who had fallen cut anony
? themselves and had come t. airthas
: grievanc s in Tri5ulation Hall, an,
: had scored two noted crimina
: lawyers Of the STATE, Judge w. S
: OBJ. Robinson, I~rosecuto~, and Mr.
= w. t. Dortch for the defense, ant
!. the fun began, but did not last Ions
: before the Dig-hearied Judge "threp