The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-10
FORMER GOVERNOR
} PORTS AYCOCk
Glenn Makes Avowal Of Stand in
North Carolina Senatorial
Fight.
MONTAGUE RELEASED ON BAIL
Fire in Cotton Oil Mill Charters
by State-Other Raleigh
rs News.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
halelSh, n c., Juno 9.-The avowa;
HAycock In his candidacy for the United
Z tates Senate by Ex-Governor Glenn
announced from Hickory, did not come
as any surprise. Ex-Govtrnor Glenn
called on Ex-Governor Aycock on the
coca Sion of bis recent visit to Raleigh
and declared to newspaper men that If
Aycock should get into the race he
would give him his most ardent cup
port. He stated at that time that way
back In 1898, during tho sensational
state campaign OF that year, he had
told Aycock that II ever he entered
the race for the United States Sen
alto no should have his support
a call was issued to-day by the
Corporation Commission for reports
OF the condition OF banks at tho close
OF business June Z. This call applies
TO all the banking interests in tho
State except the national banks n
Charlcs A. seaparks. Justice OF tho
peace and coroner of Wake county
has released H. W. Montague. tho
slayer OF Buck Robertson, on So, 900
justified bond. for his appearance ut
the July term OF Wake Superior Court
to answer the charge OF mnnslau gh ter.
Montague killed Robertson in pistol
duel last Sunday night as the result
n.
involving attentions that Montague
had been paying Roberson's sister.
they were at the home OF r. II. Kicks
and Miss Floss'e Hicks narrowly es-
capped being shot In her efforts to stop
the fight Montague is from Gran
Vile. His $4,000 justified bond was
readily given by kinsman and friends
In both counties.
Conference Ends
The second annual conference OF tbs
clergy and liaty OF the Episcopal Church
Church in North and South Carolina, at
81 Mary's School. the parochial college
Tor girls in the Carolinas. came to a
successful close to-day. II WAC pro-
nounced decidedly successful and pro-
ntable, and the attendance waa crafty
ingly large. The features OF the yes
sion to-day were holy Communion at
1880 a NJ; address at o'clock, by Rev.
Mallett, Salisbury. on The Church
and the Masses: address by Rev L.
\. Galley. on "Prepar ration and Presen-
tation Of the Sunday School Less on"
address by Eugene NJ Camp. New York,
on The Church and Social Service"
address By Rev. c. p. wilcox, on Work
Among the Mill People,
A Are that smoldered in the oil mill
of the North Carolina Cotton OIL Com
pany for six hours or longer to-day,
before 1t was finally extinguished BY
the Raleigh FIRE lighters. did really
less than 1900 damage. except in the
way Of saturating the place with a
dense oil and lint smoke. the effects OF
which will he difficult TO clear away.
The fact that theNfre WAS smolderina
fln Inaccessible places, and that Il III.
cd the whole place with dense smoke
made the hre-hghting most difficult
and long drawn out The mill had no,
been operating for several dayEa and
the orig!ntof the fire Is unaccounted
for. I ~ snlSig II
The Raleigh school committee had
decided 10 erect a handsome brick
grammar school building in Glenwood
one OF RaleiSh's most nourishing su-
burbs, The committee Is also prepar-
ling to materially enlarge the Pilot
Mills school building.
Caroline Austin (colored) died here
last night at the well authenticated
advanced age OF los years. Her whole
life was spent in this county.
Progress in Case.
Steady progress is being made in
the review OF tho documentary evi.
dence and dispositions bearing on the
s1,2o00o0 damage suit OF Ware-Kr
mer Tobacco Compa nytvs the Ameri.
can Tobacco Company for the destruc.
ton of the pla!ntif,s business through
trust methods of destroying competi.
ton. The contentious By counsel be.
fore Judge Conner are over the ad.