The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-18

- nixon Y. Conn has been ap-
"a general Agent for the Nor
20 southern Railroad with head
cgsrers at Raleigh
~--o-sI members Of the Raleigh
nenartment left Sunday morn
~ .a- charlotte TO attend the State
r-,encn.s tournament.
~,e commencement exercises were
r., shaw University last week.
annual address was delivered By
Ir1soa b. Thomas, OF Chicago.
pey II. VI. North, pastor Of Eden
- street Methodist Church, has re-
ned from Roseboro, Sampson
Canotv. where he dedicated the new
v.,bodist church Sunday.
TIL. general committee of the Ra-
,etgh Young Mems Christian Asso-
,i,,ion will meet the first OF next
-eek and will probably decide on the
,ors,ion for the new building.
The Woman's Home Mission So
.i.,v ~ the North Carolina Confer
e,ce held A successful melting in Ra-
Ieiob last week. They decided 10
hold their next meeting in Weldon.
Grover Fremean, OF Moore
Comfy. who was sentenced in 1909
for twenty months for manufacture
ing liouor and carrying a concealed
weapon, was pardoned Tuesday by
Governor Kitchin.
The body of Norman Lewis, the
negro who was electrocuted Friday,
was taken 10 Chapel Hill Monday for
the use of the University medical
students. Lewis has a sister in Ra-
leigh, but she did not ask for the
body.
The Norfolk Southern Railroad has
fled with the Register OF Deeds of
Wake County first refunding mort
gage TO secure $25, 100000 per
cent, 50-year coupon bonds to the
Central Trust Company of New
York.
Mr.. James C.. Edwards, son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. J. Edwards, died at the
home Of his father in Cary Monday
morning Mr.. Edwards was thirty
FIVE years old and unmarried. He
had been a suffer from Brights dis
ease for several years.
Norman Lewis, the slayer of Chief
Of-POlice Stallings, Of Spring Hope,
was put to death in the electric chair
at the State Prison Friday morning.
Lewis walked to the chair without a
uemor and went to his death with
out making a statement.
The department of the Adjutant
General, North Carolina National
Guard here, has received consign-
ment of band instruments from the
cies in the equipment of the three
regimental bands at Raleigh, Ashe-
vile and Kinston.
Calvin Pitts, of Catawba County,
who was sentenced in July, 1909, for
three years on the roads on the
charge of seduction. John Hettrick
of Pasquotank County, who was SEN
fenced last March to serve eight
months on the roads on af alse pre-
tense charge, were issued condition
al pardons Monday by Governor
Kitchin.
Governor Kitchin and the advisory
board of the North Carolina Nationa
Guard have decided upon encamp
ments at Camp eileen, MoreheaG
City, by regiments, the Third Regi
ment to be first to go into camp
July 10th to 18th; Second Regiment
July goth to 27th, and First Regi
ment, August 3rd to 10th. 1t wa!
also decided to build store-houses a
Camp Glenn.
Noah Britt, colored, who escaped
from convict camp three years agt
at Selma, is back at the States Pris
on, and will finish serving his fif
teen-year sentence for attempt a
ape. The prisoner was identified il
Florence, S. C. The authorities Their,
arrested the escaped convict, wh'
was brought back by Chief-of-P Polio,
hoopman, of Florence. Britt wa
sent up from Sampson County.