The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
GOVERNOR Glenn
IS INDIGNANT
Charged Will, Begging the CUES ss.
" tion When ASKED, Advice
BY Strikers.
We PUBLISHES HIS LETTER
Tie Governor Grants Pardlons ior.
David Garrison and John
Horn. s

59sES fSpocinl to Tho Times -Dispatch.} tae'
RALEIGH. ~ c.. April fA,-Govcrnor
KS clam smadc nublc this morning Il letter
ga ht.swrotc to the union men at lllsh ioi'''
Lii reply TO ono from the union, .ask'''s
Il tIie Governor 10 advise them III the mat
3gat S1,%of tho adjustment of the trouble on
the union and the niah''lac'ur-
my establishments OF the city
PIX rho letter is TO the effect that the
5sc,ovrrnor Il hot sufficiently familiar with
Ks tbo differences between the employers
and the union to give advice Us 10 INC
j5t.oursc of either. but that they shoulo
8$nsc great caution and prudence III what
ever step they take. The Governor de-
5sff,,ies With indignation the insnuiltions
tbat have been made by some newspapers
$&tthat he in any way avoided eApress.i's
8%1,inis olf and says that hc answered the
sslet tc, In the regular course of ms CORE
spondence but that he Is not suilcleht's
3sfamlinr with the situation to take issue
one way or the other ut this time
ln,he - l., Arcy Distillcry Company,
Enr5 Salisbury, was chartered to-day, with
$4,000 capital, by G. II. knight ana
others to conduct whisky distillery'
Another charter IS to the HICKORY
81 900 capital By ]. T.. Abcc and others.
Tbe directors of the State Hospital for
Ill tht, Insane here we're In annual session
here today. ana Inspected the new an
Mex that Is being built to the hospital
AT. a cost Of $4,000. The interior llhls'i
$l,is nov being made, and the building Is
Mo be ready for occupancy June ISL ana
@5will add one hunderd to the capac'ty ol
the institution.
4 I'm tn
3s5,to1 dayt made an order for the paving OF
a5t Ia walks OF the Capitol Square with
M IRA unlithic III the expense OF the prison
,l,hc last Legislature passed an act ior
sS@ ,hc snrjson to pave the walks with brick
s5made in the pcntentiary kilns and con-
#ES,ict labor. The directors think that u
will be both better and cheaper TO use
81 Egranolithic.
80. Governor Glenn has granted pardons
s'S5f FOR Davidson Garrison, Jr.. ana Jonh
8E:g IGneB tho two boys who were NJ me
saj%af,,.llary term Of Castor County court
E9!tTf..n nylcted of manslaughtcr in that they
caused the drowning of a little playmate.
THEY had asked the third boy 10 go VIII
s%s them Into deep water anu he rcluseu'
Then they playfully seized him ana car
ried him out, slipped on rock and III inc
s struggle that followed the boy was
5g drowned
Another pardon is to JASPER Linton
S.83 ssnntonced from Mccklenhurg county lor
E. murder in 1897. The prisoner Is seventy
Wears old and had made model prisoner.
a third pardon is to Deal Howell serv-
y insIthree years on Johnston. county roaus
SygS ror betrayal under promise of marriage
S@,rbef fellow is little more than an idiot
s&&&nnd the wonnans subsequent conduct
3 provcs his innocence
F35Ss53I1l a batch of opinions in the cases de-
SE liyered by the Supreme Court last eve
lining the one OF most public interest was
{6g State VS.. Powell from Robson county,
Tin which the defendant was convicted
I'LL md sentenced TO pay a fine for selling
liquors ut Luinberton, me
4opinion is by Associate Justice Conpor'
land orders new trial In the case.
EslI5oWell sold soft drinks" and added to
8Nhis stock phosphate" which it was
Eg.charged and shown to be intoxicating.
i5s Powe!rs plea was that lie bought the
SllGuor on guarantee that it was not an
IS intoXicant, a statement from the revenue
4 department to that effect being shown
him; that as soon rs It was evident that
1t was an intoxicant, less than day
after it was placed on sale. he stopped
selling II and returned the whole lot to
r,illet manufacturers. This evidence in de-
Tense the trial judge refused to admit.
bordering special verdict of guilty on
.sthe testimony OF thc witness who swore
Ito. having DOuGnl lnc phosphate anu bS-
as come intoxicated from II and imposed
1.-The fine.
In State vs. Henry Thomas, from
n Monroe, the court Associated Justice
Walker writing the opinion, holds that
.fs} 1noyors pro TEN. have full power to per-
as form all the functions Of mayor In the
absence Of that officer or his inability to
discharge tile duty At Monroe Davis
IA Arnficld, as mayor pro tenn. had issued
~ a warrant for Henry Davis for resisting
II an officer In the defense the validity
81 OF warrant by mayor pro tenn. was
ga brought in question, on the ground that
these officials in North Carolina towns
# could only ''presde over meetings" and
were not clothed with the judicial or
$5 ina gistcrial functions conferred by the
If Legislature on mayors, The trial Judge
Ehcld with the defense, and the State
$.tappcalcd. With the result that the SUI
irene Court reverses the finding OF the
II lower court holding that mayors pro
4hstrn,. have the judicial and all other pow
sF4crs exercised by tho mayors whom they
~ represent.
The full list OF opinions delivered fol-
flows.
samcron VS. Hicks, from Wayne; new
trlal.
state VS.. Powell. from Robson; new