The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-10
GROWERS TO STORE
COTTON GENERALLY
Warehouses Being Established
All Over State by Stock
Companies.
NEGRO TERRoRIzEs TRAIN
Gets Into White Car and Fires
Revolver Promiscuously.
Rowland Case.
NEGRO TERRoRIzEs TRAIN

RALEIGH, n. c., September a.---Thc
York which is being done by President
Charles G. Moore, of the North Carolina
Cotton Association, is manifesting itself
In the formation OF warehouse compa-
MES to store cotton and make ad-
Sances upon It, This county has one
OF these. and charters have been grant
ed for others in n few counties. To-
day another was chartered at Concord
John +. Allison being prominent
stockholder The amount of tho au-.
thorized capital stock Is 100000
Third District appeals will be called
fn the Supreme Court this week. The
docket is rather light. Next week
there Will be argument In the cnse
from this county, in which Judge Long,
of the Superior Court, fined the South
ern Railway 100000 for selling tickets
ut more than two and a quarter cents
per mile.
Negro Shoots Up Trnin.
A negro named Guilford Todd was
placed in Jail here to-day for shooting
up train on the Norfolk and Southern
near Wendell Saturday. He went into
the white car. and when the conduc-
tor tried to put him out he pulled his
pistol and fired right and left. The
conductor fed, but at Wendell the po
lice and citizens captured Todd. after
he had tried to Kill the chief, who had
3 very narrow escape. negro named
Debnan was arrested because he was
supporting Todd and was putting up
2 fight.
Rev. Sylvester Belts, the head of the
prohibition movement here, says the
talk that the election on prohibition
or dispensary Will not be held Decem-
Der 9th amounts to nothing.
State Auditor b. f. Dixon won't to
Nashville to-day TO speak at an edi-
cational rally tomorrow. at which sew
erai thousand people are expected to
be present.
Rowland Murder TrInI.
There seems now to be no doubt that
the trial of Dr. and Mrs. Rowland on
the poisoning charge will begin Octo-
Der LIST. II is going to be fight to
> finish. as everybody recognizes the
Tact that the Rowlands are in des-
perate situation.
Clerk of Superior Court william NJ.
Russ. who was out of the city Saturday,
admitted the truth OF the report that
he would be a candidate for Congress
In this district. In May he met Seq
rotary TAFT at Washington. and the
latter took a great fancy to him Mr.
Russ was for q number of years Mayor
of Raleigh. and filled that position
with much ability. as has been the
case in the management of his pres
ent office. For a long time he was a
commercial traveller, and had wide
acquaintance east of the Mississippi.
II is understood that Congressman
Pou Will be candidate for recollection.
and there ought to be very pretty
contest between these gentlemen.
Recent Damage to Cotton.
There is very considerable variance
In the reports as to the damage done
cotton by the August drought While
mill men put five per cent. as their
limit, number OF farmers 20 much
beyond this and say 10 to Is per cent
One mill man said to-day he thought
that 10 per cent. would fully cover it.
1t is unquestionable that the drought
did damage and the poorer the Guilt
walton the greater amount OF dam
age done
Governor Glenn returned this after
noon from speaking trip in North
two so away for rest of fort
night. He admits that he is very tired
and has cancelled a number of speak
Ing appointments and has declined a
great many invitations to speak He
anu auui'o' I'iAoH dte III ISoistduL re-
quest as speakers, here. there and
everywhere.
Improvements at tho Soldiers Home
In the way of electric lights. within and
without the buildings. the dining room
and kitchen for the hospital. will prove
very great conveniences TO the in
mates, the number of whom is stead
lily increasing.
Peace Institute, now owned entirely
by the Presbyterian Church. began its
fall term to-day. Professor Henry Je-
rome stockard being the acting presi-
tent.