The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
KEPT WITHIN The
LIMITS OF DUTY
Revenue Officers Relieves
OF Murder Charge
COLONY OF GREEKS
urc~n~fsnro Lawyer Crtsssases az
Social Life al th~ Ini.rraIss--
Alumni I'rvpar~ to Celebrate
Nsxt N~ar-~-pssfcwwa AZ
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Nv ANDREW JoY>TR. -
Greensboro. y. =. Nov "a large
number q witnesses and spectators
were ASSEM- blod Isl the court hoasa al
80 this afternoon - hear the pre-
liminary cntmtnation before Squire -.
H. Collins Il the eape Of alleged taar-
der fworn out by the widow or john
Brame. Who Was fatally shot whtla
running from Revenue officers about
month ago. Tho defendants. James
Miilikan. Deputy Marshal Bailey,
Revenue Agent screvtn. pensioa AEen.
Goethe. and Deputy Collector shep-
pard. were all present. being repre-
sented BY District Attorney Holion IN
behalf of the government Judge ".
+. Bynum and Judge spencer H.
Adams Solicitor Brooks and spencer
blackburn represented the proaxcu-
uon. George Vincent. who WAa ia the
buggy with Brame the nlght hr WAS
shot. but VAS arrested aud later cent
10 the United States pcnsteuttary At
Atlanta, waa brought from there this
morning for "a witness FOR the state
The hearing and argument we're
concluded at seven O'clock when Jus.
tice Collins discharged the defendants.
Diminishing the warrants and declaring
the officers did no more than their
duty. The two men in the buRKy
with Brame at the time or The shoot
ing sworc he had a gun in hiH hands
when he jumped out Of the buErs
carried IL wlth him as he ran bat dia
not attempt to use IL. Phyatcta a.
swore thaJ Brame'a two wounds en.
tered the back. Officers testified tina
Brame was wheeling first 81 one then
at another OF them as lac Ridled off
evidence by the defense showed many
threats by Brame FOR the fNfo 0-reAa
he had been In hiding. and state.
ments that he would not be arrested
and that he carried "a gun all the time
besides having made threats AgaiuHt
the Marshal. which were comraunl-
Gated but two hours before tho att
tented arrest OF Brame war Intro
duced by defendants.
Greeks In Greensboro.
Some time ago. colony of fourteen
Greeks settled In Greensboro most or
whom are In the rents uraut business
They are making a great sucCe>a
since thev stick 70 business. eep there
places open night and day arc cour-
teous, neat and sell catnbIeH wetI pre-
pared "a reasonable prices. From IN.
first restaurant on south Elm street
they have now four branch eztablish-
ments. or the fourteen coionists. four
are brothers. named Tecklitor. Philipoa
Teckiitos Is the manager and although
he speaks the English language very
poorly he Is good business man.
DR.. Battles History Endorsed
At the meeting Of the University
Alumni Association last night Dr ]
f.. Brooks. the secretary. reported n
resolution which WAS unanimously
adopted. endorsing the History of tho
University .: North Carolinn. which
Prof Kemp r. Battle ls preparing and
asking every alumnus To purchase a
copy OF the first volume. which ls now
out DR.. Brooke also auRr~nfBd that
the alumni should begin early 10 plan
for a grand Unworthy Alumni occa-
sion In connection with the Centeu-
NAL next year HIS suggestion met
with favor and motion prevailed ~
recting him 10 appoint ~ corpmittee AZ
some early date 20 take this matter
up. The annual election Of offlcerz
then took place All tho old officers
were unanimously reelected as fol-
lows:
DR.. J. Z. Brooks. president
A W AcAlister, vice president
w. II. Swift. secretary and treas.
Bourbon! n!sn'' at the University
Among the speeches made In re-
sponse To tOasts that Of Hr II r.
Stern. a prominent young lawyer here.
created much comment II was -
lack % democratic spirit III the 30
cial life Of the UniverBity. IT IRE wnK
he thought, too much of the spirit II
Bourbouisn i'm the University social
l'fe. this being encouraged by some %
the officials ~ the institution. IL had
seen men there who possessed soctsl
qualities sufficient To make them shine
n any social assembly have every BIZ
of the social impulse In them obll'er-
ated on account OF the corner ia so
cial priyiiegss' which existed at
Chapel Hill He had likewise seen
men OF social grscez INDUCING iu 80
c!af egce1ses until they we're fit for
He wanted u see the democratic IN
its social life as u Was In is iutel!c--
tuaI. moral and physical lie
The uni.e<sfty Man
prof ~ n Sw,if;. OF The tuigcr-
sity Man In the state. was more com
plimentary. saying that every time q
crisls had 10 be met IN the state IL ,sa.
a University man who net u r. this
connection he referred u the work ~
winston. HcI"er and Aycock. the
mention Of each man being the 0ccn-
sion OF hearty applaus. The CnlFer-
sity. ne said. makes q broad naaa
never a fanatic IN the future. as -
the past. University men would solve
the great questions confronting the
state.
The Primitive Paptists had services
in their new church. corner OF Tate
and carr streets this afternoon At go
O'Clock Elder =. O Lester. % Floyd.
Va preached a strong dedlcatory err
mon He viii also preach tornorrov
at eleven O'Clock.
Deputy Sheriff JeHreys yesterday az
rested J. II. Lloyd on a warrant from,