The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-06-29
Iocdt Matters.

= ---5ge4 .u health.
,---...t Ben, prominent eiti-
y - Wake County, died few
20 ago .a.Ioa.ng lingering illness
49,. vsv williams, CT Raleigh.
90. -c...zra few days ago at
gs1 Hosg..-
~ = vest, OF Raleigh, was
s-e.a buggy Friday evening
d'o-..e..ed painful bruises. He was
=. te out again this week.
...s. ...etlng OF the Retail Mer-
.--ociatson In Hendersonville
go. xeek il VAS decided TO hold the
-, annual meeting in Raleigh.
Kenneth Holloway, a young Ra-
= ao, vas thrown from his BIZ
10 Tuesday and had both arms
- He collided with an unknown
.,to was also on a wheel.
" 1. D. Upchurch. OF White Oak
-,rcsbIp. has one OF the finest tobac-
- matches" in western Wake. He
~ has some corn only seven weeks
p that has lost no time since 1t was
glaned.
The trustees of the Methodist Or
,ba,agc will to-day award the con-
.,.et for a boys dormitory to cost
Uo 900. None of the $50 children in
.bo home has been seriously i'll in the
past year
Mr. Richard Koonce, aged sixty
nine years. died at Rex Hospital Mon
dav afternoon. He is survived by two
children, Mrs L. G. Patterson, Of
smithfeld. and Mr.. G. G.. Koonce, Of
Washington, d. G.
Chicken thieves in and around Ra-
leigh we're active at the endsof last
week. particularly on Friday. About
6ny chickens were stolen from one
ward and a considerable number from
the Methodist Orphanage.
Tai Stafford, a Raleigh boy who
for three years pitched for the A. &
NJ College, has signed with the De-
troit team of the American League
for a salary of $3.50 a month. This
is said to be some salary for a col
legian.
Winston and Morgan Hill, giving
their residence as Orange, Va, were
arrested here Wednesday by request
Of the Greenville, n. c., authorities
on the charges Of beating board bills
and burglary The men say they are
innocent
Nr. ]. w. Speight, Confederate
soldier, died Thursday night at the
Soldiers Home in Raleigh. He was
a member of Company B, Twenty.
fourth North Carolina Regiment, and
came to the Home from OnsloW
County in May, 1904.
Sixty members of the Virginia mil
tia will use the rife range at More
head City, Acknowledgement LENS
ter yesterday having granted the Vir
gina authorities permission to use the
range. The Virginians will practice
from July 18th to 25th.
Mr. Charles U. Harris, of Raleigh
counsel for Mrs. Annie o. Eatman il
the case against the fortune teller
Went to Baltimore last week, where
ne appeared in the hearing before
Governor Crothers asking for Mad
ame Hunter to be turned over to thi
State for trial. Requisition was re
fused.
DIR. E. Clarence Judd, a brother t.
Prof. q. V. Judd, and son of Mr.. J. T
JUDI, has been elected resident ply
aelan of Rex Hospital, his duties t.
oegln July 18th. DR.. Judd graduates
from the medical department of tn
university of Pennsylvania and pass
eu the medical examination at Char
iotte last week.
contracts were awarded Tuesda
=! the executive committee Of tn
luSIeeS OF A. & M. College to w. E
p'rroW for erecting an animal hus
.aHury and to J. B. Carr & Compan
O' erecting new dining hall. !
une celestial telescope was presente
~ me college by w. K. Carr, @
W. m,a.Snlngton, son of the late Governo
Elias Carr.
unique service was held at 81
r"ui A. NJ. E. Church Sunday nigh
we've candles representing the apps
ueS and hundreds of smaller one
representing members of the churc
S SeFe lighted and those members VIII
M not give money to the churc
fn we're cast in outer darkness by hay
So snelF candles snuffed. And som
'n0lllng was done.
~ According to reports received b
w., department of Agriculture tn
snon, TIE apple crop in Wilkes an
nov enahy Counties will average 9
otbon s'nC OF normal crop, though j
will sections of the mountains
tb III not be so good. The average f,
nnr eu'lre State will not exceed 9