The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15
THE GOVERNOR
GUEST OF HONOR
Chamber Of Commerce to In
auguratc a Summer
School.
HOT TEMPERANCE ADDRESS
Declares Prohibition Will Pro-
hibit When Whiskcy Knows
1t Means Chain Gang.
HOT TEMPERANCE ADDRESS
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Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., February u-Goy-
ernor Glenn left this morning for rny,
fo'ht where he was the guest of honor
Tonight. together with his personal starr
OF the Manufactures Club OF that eity.
NJ an elaborate reception and bano,,et.
inc Governors toast Will be .Nor,h
carolina and Her Industrial Poss,btlI.
ties. This evening at o'clock be 10.
t i,ss an address in the Presbyterian
Church at High Point.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce ,,as
determined to hold summer school in
i'aie'eh TINS summer for the North ca.o
ma pubic school teachers II will IRON
ably be IN session for month folla,yjn,,
the Teachers Assembly IN session ber.,
June 18th to 18th. The State law remIir,s
MI p'solc school teachers TO attend n
summer school at least two weeks each
summer. The several colleges and other
SCHOOLS In Raleigh pledge their co.opera.
ton In making the summer school /.
success. Two years ago the attendance
at the summer school here WIS 1900
me statement ~ made that the appl.
cmt,ohs from the various counties of tho
state Tor apportionments from the second
hundred thousand dollars to bring school
terms up to four months minimum my.
gregatcd $l5,Oo0, and only. ss5 90 was
available. In order to make the !, ,rortioa.
inent the department with the approval
Oh the state Board OF Education. scaled
those districts having less than e5 stu
uelts. thirty per cent. and those having
% and upwards. twenty per cent
Governor Glenn last night In an all.
dress on the subject Are the Youna
y: Men safe?' before the Bible class OF tie
IaoernacIe Baptist Sunday School, urged
that during the coming year foundations
should be laid deep and we'll for run-
hilig liquor out OF the State from Chero-
kee TO Curituck. He declared he knew
prohibition would prohibit H. Sellers of
whiskey know that they will be put on
the chain gang. He pointed out "clouds
the side of mans hand that threaten
the country and the State. the struggle
between labor and capital the concen-
ration OF wealth and too fast living he
Ing among them.
The residence OF Dr. Il. y. Ivey. editor
OF the Raleigh Christian Advocate, was
badly damaged by fire about noon to-
day. A large part o! the furniture WIS
gotten out very much damaged, and the
fire being largely in the roof necessitated
the flooding of the place with water The
fire Is attributed to n defective flue In the
nursery. No one except the cook was IN
the house at the time.
The Supreme Court to-day heard mr..
Sunent in four appeals from the Sec
ond District, the most notable being that
Of Burton farrell. who was sentenced n
Warren county to twenty-five years in
the penitentiary for the murder OF w.
G, King.
Garfield Hicks was his accompllcc bur
secured a ms-trial at the time farrell
was convicted. Hicks las since been in
Wake county jail until Saturday. when
he was carried back to Warren to stand
a second trial. The case of FARRELL was
argued before the Supreme Court to-day
by the attorney for the State,
and Harris for the prisoner
The killing was in November in the
public road near Littleton. the quarrel
having grown out of d dispute between
the two negroes in one buggy and two
white men in another over the right tn
the road. The white men had struck the
wheel of the negroes buggy, they claim
accidentally. and the negroes drove after
them one hundred and fifty yards ont
of their way to raise the row which re-
suited in the fatal cutting of King. one
of the white men.