The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

A**xN 1880
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rajtrsl ~ coilisIss.
RsleisA walter Tsdlips. ! nssro,
riding horseback and With only !
halter on his hosse. ran into the
rsar right wheel Of. ! ZIG wason
loaded with 5000 pounds Of rock
and both hore and rider we're hung
violently 70 the ground. large
cash was cut In the breast Of the
horse and the negros fave and lee
were badly bruised. Physicians were
unable 10 say that he would recover.
though his condition issnow reported
~ better
Ncgfo's INDY foansi Near Track
Dunn-A colored man named
Alex Mcpherson was found dead
near the cotton shed here with bis
head crushed. Il Is supposed that
he was killed by . train as be was
lying near the track Of the Atlantic
Coast Line snd' had been heard TO
say by sons OF his friends the night
before that he was going TO beat his
way to Fayetteville on tho shoofy
train. which passes here about mid
night.
A Fine Gift 10 Sylvsa A<asieny.
Greensboro--ln the probate court
here yesterday. Mr. Isaac Hamns
Of Kansas. recorded { transfeF ~
title from him and Mn. Hammer OF
$40 acres OF land In Kansas. valued
At $4,000 to the endowment fund
OF Sylvan Academy. In Alamancs
county The gift i made In honor
OF Mrs. Hammer. Who vas Mis- Jane
stuart, OF Alanence, and Was educa-
ted At sylvan Academy. The condi-
tions attending the Gift b that .
new building b erected b. the aea-
denny In thirteen months from date
OF the probation ~ Tia transfer.
rurssak q n wslser Raleigh.
Manteo--A magnificent crayon
portrait OF Sir Walter Raleigh has
arrived In Mantso. II Is presented
BY Chief Justice Walter Clark to
Dare county. and win be formal,
received With appropriate eeremo
niles. IN the nsar future and viii BE-
hung over the judges stand in ON
nsw <ourthousa. Our people unite
In highest appreciation OF this yaIn-
able and spprppxiate Gift. add an
enthusiastic aad ADpreeIative audi
enee IL expected at The reception e.
ercises.
Asrspsse rkn Yer VwIs CITY.
Wilson's lixm.--An xoroplanc Of
t~o-r<ze<pe~r csfsct,y and q No
Cuffxs bipl41e f.rlesy y TO Be 5ulf
BY Messsx John "a. Leaman and w.
H. sean Q. MS city. The former b.
irr ~ as.s1'c5lfe fnaai and TIC latter
an electrician. They viii organize 1
c5Ins any 10 % knowa ~ he Winston
= EN- f~visi CcFnx~ny and II ~p~~~
attends their efforts. other machines
wlii o. made and The ruelsus Of >
plant starred. The promoters -,
they viii bl1ld one machine and az
n ont. whxf~ver h~ppens-
BIisd Tiger whtHksy css~rs TrosIas
Naneeo--Nith the best OF pres
poets for ) quiet and happy ami
serxary Of the brit hof the Prines
Of ps~ce, the peoplc OF Roanoke Ia
land greeted the dawn OF that me
morable day. and their expectations
for happy holiday experiences have
been 80 FAR realized except for An un
fortunate oecuucnee In California
the negro sabrsb Of Nanteo. =
Hyde county negro rsmed Jxsnss
Gibbs became involved In 4 dIn'culs'
WITH Garfield Mann. q California
negro. and ~ result Mann receis
"a 4 load Of shot IN the hip and Il
now IN . pre<srious condition. 4
Ia fhoaxht he has even chances o.
rsrors-v The s~~~s'e Ia aftributef
TO blind tiger wbIskey.
Accidentally shoots Fdesd.
Hamief--While the bosrders wers
standing and sitting around the stove
In > boarding honse. Ben Brown. Z
young railroad conductor, was on
gerlnx hts pistol. Clyde w. Fundsr
burg. Of Hamlet. narman on the G
q X. balIasflng train. vss seated
across the room. The gun vas aeei
denfnily discharged and Fandcrbuu
vas shot through tke stomach. Th'
intsafines asre punctured IN seyers
places and death enxued At nine
O'Clock Wednesday morning. Count.
Coroner A. N. Smith emp.nelied !
Jury and the verdict vas In aceofs
WIN the facts stated above m
young men we're friends. were boil
pedrfectfy sober and no blame ws'
attached 70 Brown. who sesms hear
broken over thu result Of bio care
lereness.
pswsr fsmpssy Jssssvsmesia-
wimip<ton.--Thc Tidew1ter povel
Company. which own. me r1ty si~
suburban electric rsilways. electric
lishshsE and ss~ plants here. anpcas