The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
LOOKS like TRUCE
IN THE RATE FIGHT
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Growing Belief in Raleigh, That
a Compromise Will Be
Agreed Upon.
OPENING OF NEW LINE
Military to Escort Governor
E - .I.LEs -. ptS .tEFC, 1910
OPENING OF NEW LINE
Military to Escort Governor
Glenn in Trip Over Norfolk
/ and Southern.
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Especial to Tic Times. DisratclJ
RALEIGH. n. O., October 2G.-The
impression grows liere that there is -
lconipromisc or between tho state AMI
the Southern Railway Company In the
litigation testing the constitutionnlity
OF the two and one-fourth cent pas
sengef rate act. No one III authority
herc will talk about tile matter. but
putting two and two" together. in
the light OF tile fact that Governor
Glenn spent two days In GoIdsboro III
consultation with Ex-Governor Aycock,
Heading counsel for the State In tho
litigation, and that he came back to
Raleigh and left almost Immediately
for Washington, tic head offices OF tho
Southern, there Is u case of strong
"eircnnstantial evidence made out.
In addition to this. there Is the
further fact that those closely con-
nected with the litigation here, when
asked about 'thel case and the possible
conpromisc. Instead of entering a de-
NAL, MS they certainly would II there
was really nothing OF II. merely as
sumo ~ knowing air. and decline
ito answer"
Reports here has 1t that the South
erin, under the proposed compromise,
vii! continue tho 9 IL cent rata ut-
til the next Legislature so as TO give
the reduced rate a thorough test. with
the assurance that relief viii be
granted by the next Legislature il
the 9 Ia cent rate proves really bur-
dengomc.
TO Escort the Governor.
The Third Regiment Band and Com
pany B, Raleigh Oak City Guards" Will
serve as n special escort for Governor
Glenn and his staff on the special
train that viii be operated by tho
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce from
Raleigh TO Washington. N C. Novcm-
her llth, III celebration of the cstab-
ltshment of direct railroad communi-
cation between the two towns and In
terlnediate points ON tho Norfolk ana
southern. The trip Will be free for
hundreds OF guests, who VIII be In
vited BY the Chamber OF Commerce.
the train to be placed at the disposal
of the Chamber by the Norfolk and
Southern officials, who viii also nc
aboard the train.
The Home Lumbcr Company. OF Ran
dleman. is chartered with $4,000 capt.
tai authorized and $1,000 subscrib d, by
;. 70. Holland. j. j. and i. NJ. Field.
supreme Court Gases.
The Supreme Court To-day heard
argument In appeals from the Ninth
District as follows:
Caldwell VS.. Railroad. Alamance, by
Brooks & fhomason and w. II. Carson.
for the plaintiff. and King 6 Kimbal.
for the defendant
ttwo appeals. b. scott & Mclean. Il.
Al. Douglas and Il. j. Justice. for the
piatntin. and King & kimbal, for tue
defendant.
Gerringer w. Railroad Company.
EGuilford. ny Stcdmah Sc Cooke. for tho
plaintiff, and King & kimbai, for the
defendant.
Two appeals from tho Ninth District
arc yet to he a~rgued-Buggy Company
VS.. Southern Railway, Alamance. and
PenderSrast vs.. Pendersrast, from Ala
nance. The cou Will cali appeals from
the Tenth District next Tuesday for
argument in the following order:
State vs.. Carmen. In re viii of Bau-
cha M Games Us. Armstrong, Harrison
US. Telegraph Company, Beck VI. Rail-
road. Norris Scarborough Aiohitt Com.
2any VS.. Express Company, Russell VI,
Nudge vs.. Warner. Lentz VS.. Hinton.
Parrish vs.. Railroad Company, Hcn-
dcrsor VS.. Mclean, Logan vs.. Hodge.
Bible Institute.
The first business aession of the
North Carolina Bible Institute was held
to-day. the meetings to continue to-
morrow. ". L. Rankin. OF the. Uni
versity OF North Carolina. led the morn
Ing session The topics considered were
ance' and Methods of Conducting the
Glass Hour.
For the afternoon session G. y. Hunt
tnSton. of Charlotte, conducted discuss
sions on Bible Study as a Means OF
Evangeiisn', John 6. Wooten. Of Trim
Class There were also discussions
! OF normal Bible class methods and y.
NJ. C. a. literature.
Tonight DR.. D.. Clay Lilly delivered
another able address, his subject being
Personal Conservation"
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