The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-27
Local Matters.

.paIeigh will be held on Monday.
,,~s 4. II. Sanders died Saturday
moon at her home. Ave miles
IN OF Raleigh.
z-,cgf IN wake County Monday
-,,rfng did some damage 10 fruit
I'D growing crops.
Tho Carolina Power and Light Co
...s announced that they will put on
l.rersl neH stroet-cars In Raleigh
his summer.
~r. res road supervisor for Wake
.. aUaa 81 prisoner 10 escape.
.--. ., time for another inyestiga-
..a es the office?
Mr. IS. H. Thompson. former
,.,zen ~ Raleigh. and brother Of
" : Thompson OF this city, died
v.rtav al Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr. J. II. Glover, Of Zebulon, died
last Wednesday night. The remains
..crn laid to rest Friday afternoon
and the interment was with Masonic
h0uors.
r.
-n,Iay afternoon after an illness of
.,.. one day. He was an engineer
.,. the Scaboard road for a number
o.. Years.
Nr r. Bagley has been appointed
Assistant Agronomist in the North
Carolina Department of Agriculture.
He S brother-n-law OF State Geol-
ogis, Pratt
The North Carolina Division Of the
Travellers Protective Association will
meet in this city May 5th. The asso-
citation has membership of about
eight hundred.
DR.. Hubert A. Register, of Raleigh,
has been appointed assistant surgeon
for the Norfolk Southern Railway.
Dr. A. W. Knox of Raleigh, is the
head surgeon for the road.
The Hart-Ward Hardware Com
pany have moved their store to the
new building, % East Martin Street,
where they are more conveniently
located to serve the country trade.
Mr. T. Ivey, Jr., of Cary, is in Lex
ington to-day attending the meeting
Of the Patriotic Order of Sons of
America Mr.. Ivey is d delegate
from the Washington Camp at Cary.
Mr. Thos r. Smith died at the Sol
diers' Home in Raleigh on Friday af-
ternOOn. He was a native of Lum-
berton, Robson County, and the re-
mains we're shipped there for inter
ment
There were six drunks in the Raj
eigh police court Monday. They were
fined SIS each. There were six other
cases for ARRAYS, etc, which were
probably traceable to blind tiger
whiSkey
Mr.. A G. Hearne, of Pittsboro,
died Thursday night at Rex Hospital
in Raleigh The remains were taken
Hearne leaves wife and several
children.
A revival which had been in prog
ress at the Fayetteville Street Bap-
fist Church came to close last
Thursday night. Seventy persons
were received into the church while
the revival was in progress.
The trolley wire on West Martin
Street, near the postoffice, snapped
yesterday as the Glenwood car was
passing that point 1t made blind
ing flash as it struck the track, but
fortunately no one was hurt.
The large blockade distillery cap
tured by revenue officers near Ere
mont two weeks ago, has been ship
ped to Raleigh, and will be destroy
ed This was the largest outfit ever
captured in that section of the State.
Mr.. John w. Sasser, Master Me-
chanic of the Seaboard Air Line
shops at Savannah. Ca, has been pro
noted to same position at Jackson.
vile, Fla, which are the largest
shops on the line. Mr.. Sasser is g
former Raleigh boy.
In Wake Superior Court Tuesday
Mr.. w. F. Wyatt was awarded yer.
dict for $500 against the Seaboard
Air Line. 1t was alleged that spark
from an engine of the company
caused the burning of the plaintiffs
tannery near Raleigh.
Harry English, aged II years. and
EDITH Paris, aged six years, both OF
hlgn Point, are in Raleigh to take
the Pasteur treatment for a mad cal
blte The cat that bit these two
children created great excitement in
nigh Point before it was killed.
moses Griffin and Link Ray, two
"nlte men of New Light Township
charged with blockading, were give1
nearing before United States Com
missioner Nichols Saturday and wer.
pound over tn tho Fador,I Co,.4 .