The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
LAST INSPECTION
MADE BY OFFICERS
Coast Artillery Believed to Have
Come Through With
Flying Colors.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
Raleigh Wedding Called Off, as
Principals Are Already
Married.

Raleigh. y. c.. April 1.-THE annual
inspection Of the companies of Coast
Artillery In this State was concluded
here to-day by Inspector Instruct or
GrciE, of the United states War De-
partmcnt. and Colonel Thomas String
field. OF WaNncsvillc inspector of small
arms for tho North Carolina National
Guard, the last inspection being that
OF tho First Company, Coast Artillery.
Raleigh. w. -. Morrow captain While
no official statement Of the condition
of the companies is obtainable., it is
understood that they have made very
good show ing with considerable i'm
proNcnlent over year ago.
Charters Issued.
Tho Anchor stores Company. OF Hen
derson. was chartcncd to-day by tho
Secretary of State with S625.Ou capital
authorized ma $1,000 subscribed by J.
w. llorncr and Charles w. Bryan, OF
oxford. and Thomas G. lIorncr, OF Hen
ders"n, Tor general department. store
business. Another charter Is to the
Piedmont Electric Chemical Company.
OF Charlotte. capital. 100000 author
ized ana $1,000 subscribed ~ l.
Observation-Disclosures. D. G. Carmichael and
l.. K. Baker, for general chemical and
fertilizer business.
Governor craig and Mrs. Craig have
gone to Winston Salem to attend tho
Moravian Easter Morning scrvice in
salem They will return to Raleigh
on Tuesday morning.
COX teams from the Cape Fear Coun-
try Club, Wilmington, and Raleigh
Country Club Will play a second match
on Easter Mun,iay on the Raleigh links
IN the series OF three matches for q
silver cup. Wilmington having won
the first match on its home links on
WashinGton's birthday.
study Conditions Abroad.
Governor Craig has issued i compl-
mntary commission 10 p
Henry. OF Ashevllle. az special
commissioner TO study abroad inuni-
cipal government and public utilities
conditions In foreign countries. MIR.
Henry expects to spend quite n while
abroad and desires To make a special
study of these matters. The commits
sion from the Governor or North Caro-
lima VIII insure his receiving the very
best attention in All cities he visits
ivr me purpose OF making these iuvcs-
legations.
No MISUNDERSTANDING Married.
Miss lnez Reynolds. OF this city. and
William G. Privctte, o. W..shinrto,
\. G. were 10 have been married i'm
Pullcn Memorial BAPTIST church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, but il became
known TINS morning that there would
u" no ceremony. and that they were.
III TACT, already on their way to Wash
ingt"n and Philadelphia. leaving word
tor their friends that they were AL
ready married, tho ceremony having
taken place on June 30 last Ia Nsh.-
vie. ana Kept secret all these months
Their real purpose in having Issued
invitations for their marriage In Pullen
Memorial Church To-Day was TO an
nounce their previous wedding. but
their plans were suddenly CHANGED
During the past few weeks a number
OF linen showers and other social af-
i"irS nave been given in honor OF her
approaching wedding.
Mr. PriTctte Is superintendent OF the
Beaufort County public schools, and
Is graduate Of wake Forest col
lcCc.