The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
WILL SEEK NO AID
FROM CARNEGIE
Trustees of University Decide
Against Asking Gift for
Y. NJ. c. A. Building.
LEAVE SPORTS TO FACULTY
Governor Craig Expresses Regret
at Recent Lynching
OF Negro.
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LSoeoial to The. Times-Dispatchl
spirited discussion of the subject the
Carolina. in annual session here to-
to petitionins for $4,000 from the Car
negie fund for tho erection Of Y.
NJ: c; A. building a. the university.
tho students raise the $4,000 they
desire and secure the $4,000 from the
Carnegie fund. then the board Will
provide 5000 per year for maintenance.
The view taken was that tho board.
representing the state as it does. would
not be Justified In assuming the at
titude Of soliciting tho Carnegie donn-
ton.
Governor Craig brought to the at
tention OF the board the disturbed CON
and a.. s, NJ. College. and there was a
general discussion that developed 2
general View that the trustees should
have. nothing to do with the control
OF the college sports. leaving these
matters TO tho faculty.
Acting President Graham's report for
the past year showed the largest en-
sity without necessity for n single case
of discipline being enforced. The Mt
tendance OF trustees was especially
from every part OF the State.
The Superior Court IS In the midst OF
tho trial OF the damage suit OF IT. G.
way Company for $4,000 damages for
being forcibly elected from ~ train be-
yond Newbern. because he should have
do So. rs he alleges because of unfa-
miliarity with the road and failure Of
the conductor to instruct him. He was
put off of a moving train between sta
tons, he alleges, and suffered great
bodily harm. The trial is likely to re-
quirc couple of days
that. with all good citizens, he regrets
the lynching of Jim Wilson, in John
ston COUNTY, YESTERDAY. Had the law
ment would have been promptly pro-
nounced, and executed in the speedicst
manner. and the whole people would
says the Governor; the community has
brought the condemnation of law
| abiding people throughout the country
upon itself through the action OF q
few hot-headed citizens. The Governor
has directed the proper authorities TO
take whatever steps arc possible to
that brought about the lynching.
Roy Bradley. colored, is IN the Ra-
leigh Jail as a suspect In connection
with the murder of Mrs. Lynch. HE
County. on Monday evening before the
arrest of the Wilson negro, who con
fessed. and was lynched lust what
known. Indeed. the authorities here
expect that he will be released speedily.
the Wendell nighborhood, and has not
seen the negro Wilson in more than a
| year.
A charter was issued to-day for the
| MecklcnberE Declaration Society (Inc.)
OF Charlotte. The corporation has no
| capital stock, tho purpose being to
.com,nemoraY. and celebrate the first
declaration of independence OF civil
religious and political freedom In these
United states of America, done II Char
Iotte." Tho incorporates include A.
Morris Mcdonald, Thomas w. Alex
ander, w. II. Foreman. w. q. Dowd, w.
5. Orr. w. s. Alexander
Another charter Is for the Wilkes
Veneer Company. OF Edcnton. Capital,
$4,000 authorized, and $4,000 sub
Scrihcd by g. S. Lippencott, j. l.. Wig
gins and G. RI. Ward.