The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
|l|NATlONMADE
\ 447TH BALLOT
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Faison Named for Congress
= Third North Carolina
District.
IAN LEADS IN FIFTH
NAN LEADS IN FIFTH.
|sentatives Pou, in Fourth,
d Small, in First, With
out Opposition.

,ccial to The mes-Dispatch.1
Ugh, N. c., July 6.-Dr. John NJ.
of Warsaw. Duplin county. to-
is nominated for Congress by the
ratio convention of the Third
Carolina District The conven-
'hich was held at Goldsboro, be-
uesday, the nomination being
bn the Auth ballot, after an all.
session. ThereJwere five candi-
in the race, one of them the
Congressman, Charles r.
s, of Newborn. DR.. Faison is
sixty years old and is prac-
physician. While active In poll
lie has never held office.
FRESHMAN John II. Small was
nously renominated to-day as a.
ate for Congress by the Demo-
convention at Edenton. of the
North Carolina District.
Fourth Congressional District
tion this afternoon unanimously
mated Hon. Edward w. Pou for
buse Of Representatives. 1t was
thusiastic convention that ten
the distinguished representative
ition after the nomination. when
peared to make his opening
for the campaign, He charged
he Republican party has assumed
solent demand that their party
in this State be not discussed.
e other hand. he called for a
nd full scrutiny of the record OF
md all Democratic administra-
Republicans are, he declared,
ing for another chance on the
hat the party Is better now, that
Inherent from what it was when
IS in power in this State before.
plea might arouse pity. he said.
ould hardly induce voters to again
u the destiny of the State to that
!. After reviewing national is
he said there is no mistaking the
4of Democratic control of the next
sress.
II o'clock tonight, the Fifth
riot Congressional Convention, at
'nsboro, is still in deadlock, with
man a leading candidate. two
$ stronger than on the first bal
,ey may be in session again all
it, as adherents OF each OF the
candidates show no signs OF COM
Mise.
Valuable Collection.
of the North Carolina Historical
mission large and valuable COL
on of letters and documents of the
Mrs. Cornelia Phillips Spencer,
Tor. lof The Last Ninety Days of
Wat in North Carolina" They are
egtkd to the commission by Mrs.
rs l. Love, of Cambridge. Mass,
Hughter of Mrs. Spencer, and the
etion contains numerous letters to
Spencer from Governor Swain.
rnor Vance, Governor Graham,
h Turner, Hannis Taylor and 9TH
also many letters written by Mrs.
Der herself.
Is an interesting fact that Mrs
Ter was very instrumental in the
ming of the University of North
Ina after the war. and this col.
IN of letters and documents
rs food of light on that most i'm.
mt feature OF the history of the
movement of companies consti
g the Third Regiment of the
North Carolina National Guard 70,
annual regimental encampment a
Glenn. Morehead, began to-
and the camp will be In full
6 tomorrow to continue for tel
j. n. Craig. of Reidsville, II
eel commanding, and Adjutant
raj j. F. Armheld, Assistant Ad
n IT.. =
!. Stokes. of the United State:
y, will be in camp as instruc
and inspectors. The companies
losing the REGIMENT are: Raleigh
ACTON, Hender.onS" Eouisburg, Ok
sFTanklinton, Reidsville, Warren
Burlington, Weldon (excused)
NASHVILLE, Durham. Hospital Corps
sville, and the band, Raleigh.
committee representing the boar'
ustees of the North Carolina Col
of Agriculture. and Mechani
is here Inspecting the books ant
UNITS of the college. Thomas w
at, OF Washington; Q. Max Gard
Shelby, and Walter Daniel. Wei
constitute the committee.
Value of Corporations.
he Corporation Commission Is jus
3ring upon the work of appraisinl
tax valuation the corporations o
a State,.of which there are over 5.
b. They fbeganiwith the railroads Il
lich the,{e will be little change, thi
SIS of property being classed Wit
Al estate for general assessment