The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19
THE SCHEDULE
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Tie CORPORATION Commission Has
Not Yet Signed Order Of
Withdrawal.
sUPERIN'T EN- ENTs
COUNTY.
Changes iii the Faculty of8thc
University Of Nortl,
Carolina.
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special
i43 RALEIGH NJ. G., June 1S.--The tndi-
cations to-day are that the sensational
litigation In progress the past week and
Longer, led by the morning paper here
through the Corporation Commission
against the Southern Railway COMPANY
for. the purpose OF preventing. and later
OF stopping n change of the schedule
\ Of mixed train No. 3. G oldsboro to Green's
Eoro. 80 that the train would no longer
walt ,ovcrEtwo hours here to 40 =:
but 60 through Raleigh at 1850, thereby
seriously interfering with the Issuing Of
a first dItion Of the morning paper Tor
points In Western North Carolina. Is not
at an end yet. despite the fact tina + all
proceedings and petitions ngalnsts the
change OF schedule were asked by the
4 petitioners TO be wi lidrawn Friday
Attorney General Gilmer arrived here
this morning on business connected with
the case. Chairman Franklin NJ cNelll.
OF the commission, said this morning
that the commission would confer with
the attorney-general about the status OF
the case. Il IT is a significant fact the Z u.
though the News and Observer flied their
request In the name OF all petitioners
for-the withdrawal of pc titions ard pro-
ccedngs. there has been no i order by
4 The commission allowing the wi thdrawal.
Z When asked this morning regarding
n this phase OF the situation. Chairman
\ MCNEIL said he had nothing to say
except that according TO the statement
or the petitioners they desired to aban-
4 don the glitigntion. He added In reply to
questions that the commission was to-
ida. holding conferences with a ttcrney-
u General GilmerAregarding the case. These
Il conferences are undera TODD # to be es-
Epecnlly with reference to the order is
sued by. the commission that the South
crn do not put IN force the change of
schedule until the commission had time
tic Investigate the situation.
This order, I Will be RENE mbered. the
n Southern declined 4 to obey and then SEE
cured an injunction from the Federal
Court to prevent suits gainsr the COM
pany and forfeitures for the violation or
3 the order. These under the statute would
4 be $500. Ms
The State Association OF County Super
intendents held the closing session OF
their nth annual meeting here to-day.
y the principal features OF the day being
nm address this morning Ey3 State Super
.5ntendent Of Public Instruction Q. B.
Martin, OF South Carolina, and an adj
4 dress tonight by DIR. Henry n. Snyder,
4 president Of Wofford College, both treat
4 ing various phases OF the work OF the
county superlntendents.{ Another4m matter
that took up considerable time and
proved highly profitable was the dis
question this afternoon OF the question
what some efficient county supefin-
4 tendents. employed for ell their time,
have accomplished in increasing the
school fund. training and improving
teachers. supervision OF schools. building
& and equipping school houses. and Gull
tiyatng public sentiment for education
The formal Organization OF the summer
school will take place to morrow. con-
tinuing three weeks. The attendance OF
teachers from all parts Of the State will