The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-03
JONES must HANG
FOR KILLING WIFE
Supreme Court Affirins Death
Sentence, and Governor Glenn
Fixes Date for Execution.
STUDENTS HOLD BIG JUBILEE
tspecial 10 rhc Times. p.apatch.)

Especial me IlfHes.OtpatCI.J liial
RALEIGH. N. G., December ..--.rhe
Supreme Court having affirmed the
lower court In the conviction and death
sentence Of Frazier Jones. colored. for
wife murder ut Greensboro. Governor
( Glenn to-day fixed January I'D as
the day for his execution In The Gull
FORD county jail.
The crime OF the negro was espe-
3cially atrocious. and 1t is not expected
itbat there will be any effort to secure
any modification Of the sentence.
Great Jubilee OF Students.
There was great Jubilee here 20
night participated in by the A. and
NJ. College cadets. the students of st.
Marys,- Peace Institute and the Bap-
Etiat University. and hundreds of citi-
2ens ~ Raleigh In celebration. of the
victory of A. and NJ. this thanksgiving
over the University OF Virginia foot.
ball team a Norfolk.
Governor Glenn, State Auditor B. r..
Dixon, Secretary OF State j. Bryan
Grimes. Chief Justice Walter Clark.
.Josepilus Daniels and others delivered
congrattllatory speeches. and there
were calls responded 10 by President
Winston and many OF the faculty and
students at the college. The jubilee
was held In the Academy Of Music
downtown. and the cadets marched
through the city in typical triumphal
style--drums, torches and loud
hurrahs.
Already there is stout Boosting Of
what the Farmers Will do for Harvard
next Thanksgiving. since there will
be no game with Virginia, that team
having renewed athletic relations with
the University OF North Carolina.
Elks' Memorial Service.
An immense crowd assembled last
afternoon to take part In the annual
memorial services held by the Elks'
Lodge OF Raleigh. the exercises being
in memory Of six lodge members in
Raleigh. who die, during the year. The
memorial address las an especially
eloquent grafton by Hon. George C.
pressive special music and other fea-
lures that combined In affording a
program Of very high order. The
Raleigh Lodge of IIlks Is in most
fiourishing condition. and maintains
splendid four-story temple with roof
garden on salisbury Street.
Adjutant-Genaral T. r. Robertson
and Mrs, Robertson left to-day for Hay
Market, Va. the home OF Mrs. Robert
son's parents. where they Will attend
the marriage OF Mrs. Robertson's
brother, Mr.. earle cIarkson. to Miss
HELEN Joliffe. the cerc.-ony to be
on Wednesday.
Governor Glenn has added to the
long list of delegates already named
for the Waterways Congress to be
held at Washington this week. the
names of John G. Shaw, Fayetteville;
Z. +. Preston. Charlotte, and w. If.
Webb. Morehead City.
Charters Granted.
Charters arc issued for three new
corporations. one each at lexington
Burlington and AshevilIe, the capital
aggregating $4,000:
the W. II. Mottitt Company; OF Lex
ingtou. for general merchandise. has
1000 capital authorize and $500
subscribed. by r. a. Watson, j. "
Mofiltt and others.
The Burgrahaw Traction Company
4 Burlington. for the operation OF
electric power plants. street railways
and other enterprises. has s250,0O0
capital authorized. and $4,000 sub
scribed. by ]. II. Harden. J. NJ. Cook
and j. w. Murray.
The Carolina Construction Company,
of .Asheviilc for general railroad con-
tract construction. has $4,000 capital
by j. L. Rowland. Hendersonville; r.
-. Allison and e. c. Hodgeson.