The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-09
WILL INVESTIGATE
MT. AUBURN WRECK
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County Coroner Issues Subpoe-
mas for Large Number OF
Witnesses.
KNOWS GOVERNOR WELL
Deputy Sheriff Goes for Indicted
Man, but Finds Him on Terms
With Chief Executive.
KNOWS GOVERNOR WE
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RALEIGH, N. c., August 8.---County
Coroner Separks has fixed Saturday
as the date for tho taking of testi-
mony as to any criminal responsibility
for the wreck at Auburn Tuesday night.
lie issued subpoenas to-day for great
number OF witnesses, including VIII
Rippey, engineer; G. NJ. Oakley, con-
ductor on the passenger train; also T.
s. Neal, Spencer; j. G. McAdnms.
Greensboro. iagman; Burk Fowler
Spencer lagman; g. w. Anderson, Dur
ham, roadmastor; train dispatcher at
Durham, name not obtained; Jim AL
lison, operator at Raleigh; Everitt
Powell, agent at Auburn; Robert Wells,
ncwsboy; agent at Clayton and Jack
Hamilton, Greensboro, baggage master.
The deputy sheriff who went to Ten
nesses to bring back A. 3. Carlisle.
wanted here for alleged false pretense
in that he procured. 1t is charg-
ed, the signing OF promis-
sorry note by j. B. Holder, a we'll
known farmer OF the county, has re-
turned without his man, the Governor
OF Tennessee having declined to allow
Carlisle to be brought back to North
Carolina. The deputy says that Car
Isle, who had not been arrested, treat
ed him very cordially, took him driy-
ing over the city. and then went. with
him to see the Governor, introducing
him to that official He stated his
case, and the Governor declared that
he did not see that there was any
case against Carlisle, with whom he
seemed on intimate terms The grand
jury Of the county had returned the
bill Of Indictment. which. 1T seems,
must now go by default
state Hospital Affairs.
Tho executive committee OF the d.
rcctors OF the State Hospital were. In
session here day, going over the az
fairs OF 4 institution. There are $50
patients In the hospital and the af-
fairs are in fine shape in every de-
partment, say the committeeman. Su-
perintendent Mckee's health is greatly
improved.
A post card from Secretary 7. *.
Bruner, OF the Department OF Educa-
ton. is TO the effect that his voyage
to Europe on business pertaining TO
immigration interests of this State
was thoroughly pleasant. He Will be
in Europe three months
Charters are issued for the Elkin
Clothing Company. OF surry county
capital $4,000, by j. e. Burch and 9th
ers: the Ford & Johnson Mercantile
Company, High Point. capital $4,000
by S. ODonnell and others; the Bridge
ton Lumber Company. OF New Bern
capital $4,000. subscribed by A. +
and H. NJ. Bunting and others
Jno. f. Ray, superintendent OF thu
State School for the Blind and for tn
Colored Deaf, Dumb and Blind Schoo
here, says that the schools Will opei
for the fall terms September 1911
with every prospect for very larg'
attendance. Considerable improve
ments are in progress for both insti
tutions. laundry being erected an
the plumbing overhauled at the col
cred school and new plumbing an
other Improvements al the institution
for the white There VIII be meet
Ing Of the dir, .tors soon to elect
snecessor to Principal Williams. of tn
colored school, who died recently.