The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
NORTH | D C'AROL|NA
SUMMER J | I||| [: SCHOOL ] J |.
Over Five Hundred il Attend
ancc, and Many More to
Come.
iM'NElLy WILL BE REELECTED
Crawford Said to Be Likely to
Succeed Congressman d
G,,dger. q

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ls5pectal 10 INC Ilnlcs-lOispntch.) s'lS{
n RALEIGH, N. G., Juno 10.-The North
with marked degree Of success, there
being more than five hundred teachers
here already from every part of tho
State. 1t Is expected that the attendance
Will be more than ak hundred within,
tho next few days. Tie school will con.
tinue for three weeks. The first feature
OF the school was really last night, when
President Snyder, OF NYofrord College
delivered mi address, followed by an In
formal reception. &, #
At 10 o'clock this morning there was
"a demonstration OF tho work d5ne IN the
education OF the deaf and dumb. Super
lintendent 1. NIcK.9 Goodwin is here with
some OF the faculty and class OF stu
dents from tho State School for tho Deaf
and Dumb at Morgnnton for this demon
stration. The summer school is organ
lied TO take In every phase OF studies.
that would come within the scope Of the
public school teachers, and the faculty
and lecturers consist OF more than sew
enty-flye OF the foremost educators and
specialists Of this and other States.
Tho announcement Is made here to-day
by parties close in touch with 5the cam
paiEn for the renomnationEof Chairman
Franklin Mcneil as n 1ne1bcr Of the
North Carolina Corporation Commission
instructed for Mcneil the past three
days assure the denomination of MCNEIL
4on the first ballot at the approaching
Democratic State Convention at Green's
boro.
The Whte-Jcion Company. OF David
son. is chartered, with SO 900 capital. for
general mercantile business. j.. p
Monroe. w. I'll. Wooten and WI. Mar
tin are the principal incorporntors.
A hor cha fE To- Tar River
Manufacturing Company, Of Franklin
county, for the manufacture OF mat
tresses. Capital. $1,000. by r. g. Allen
J. W. Hollingsworth and others
Mr.. NJ. L. Shipman. Assistant Commits
siorer OF Labor and Printing. who Is
/ chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee for the Tenth Congressional
District. returned from the western part
of the State this morning. He says the
nomination of ex-Congresa,nan5 Crawford.
to succeed Congressman Gl,dger. Is ns-
sured. He says he has designated Hon..
y. d. Murphy, OF Asheyillc. as temporary
chairman OF the convention when It
aconXenes, June GOTH. &
Postmaster c. T. Bailey. OF the Raleigh
postoffice, who has been In the race for
appointment TO q third term. stated to
friends to-day that he had withdrawn
from the race. His present term expired
June LIST. but he holds over until his Buc-#
cessor is appointed. The principal can
didates for the Office are vi. g. Briggs.
well known newspaper mar. here; Les
ter Butler. editor OF the Caucasion and
brother5 OF x-SGnator Butler and j. II.
Hardin connected With one OF the RAJ
leigh banks. Assistant Postmaster Leon
ard also started petitions In his own
behalf to-day. when Bailey announced his
retirement. +. III sS
Superintendent Mann. OF the peaiten-S
tiary announces the escape of JEFF Nell
son, sent from Guilford county to serve
sixty years for larceny and burning in
1908. li
Attorney General n, D. GiIn1er IS here.
from his summer home. at Waynesyille,s
in conference with the Corporation Com!
mission with reference to the answer.
that the commission Will make June 2lstt
to the temporary restraining order issued
against tho commission by Judge Purnell,
Of the Federal Court, concerning the
operation OF the new schedule on the
Southern for, train No. III, y Goldsboro to-
Greensboro.
Tho commission has decided to nie
an answer rather than abandon the liti-5
CATION altogether. as was contemplated
By the petitioners in withdrawing tne
petitions last Friday. IS