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TUMI AD GODWIN
J WILL BEAR STADAD
At Hertford Yesterday They Were
lNommated With Little Opposi
j tion- The Conversion In Detail.
The results of the senatorial mn.
Mention, at Hertford yesterday warp
fU3L a!i lorecasted. Turner, of Pas
nuotank, and Godwin, df Oat w!n
l)c the standard! bearers'! and will rep-
lul ,ne rst district in the upper
Jiouse of the nxt general assembly.
This in brief tpiic fK0
. -w..o .lUCiifllUI).
Proceedings in Detail.
The convention was called to ordor
at one-thirtv ! n,ni Tin. .
( ... vuouc vvneaoee,
chairman of the executive committee.
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OPEN LETTER TO UP TO PATRONS
THE GOUMTY BOARD
TO SAVE ROUTES
A week of lively fferiiigs
. under price store.
in ou
THEY; ARE ADDRESSED BY MR.
QOHOON IN REGARD TO GATES
AUKOSS PUBLIC ROADS
IN
STOCK LAW TERRITORY.
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ROSCOE W. TURNER.
Nominated Yesterday as State Sena
tor From the First f District.
In a few words,; he called Dr. T. S.
McMullan, of. Perquimans- to act as
temporary chairman and T. W. Cos-
ten, ot Gates as secretary. - !
The committees were appointed ns
r follows: ': '.! H
I Credentials: O. G. Pritchard, Cam
i den; Harry McMullan, Chowan; Jas.
j Parker, -Gates; J. A. Northcott, Hert-
fPrc' W. Hv Cannon, Perquimans'; E.
F. Aydlett, Pasquotank.;
Permanent Organiztion: j. E. Cook,
I Camden; V. T. Woodley Chowan:
iVIartin Kellog. Gates; W. P. Shaw,
j Organization.
J. C. Wilson for the committee rec
ommended that the temporary organi
zation be, made permanent, with W.
L. Cohoon, of Pasquotank as assis
tant secretary. The report was adopt
ed, i .--;-!!
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Currituck's Contest.
The committee on credentials re
ported a (contest from Currituck. The
majority j report was made by E. P.
Aydlett and the minority by Harry
McMullan. Two delegations were
sent to the convention, on dnmn..
ed by the
gunners and fi shprm on o
league and the other hv thrt0
i v . w w.u wau luttt me propertv own
withdrew! from the county convention I era f . the stock law territory of Nix
- a ocwuu ueiegauon.
Both of these being present on mo-
j.
non or w. M. Bond, one man renre
senting each side was requested to
prevent the matter to the convention
This was done. The" minority report
uecommenoing the seating of the
second delegation) was withdrawn
and the majority report was accepted
; Voting Begins.
The counties were found
to the following vote:
Pasquotank . . . r
Perquimans . . . .-,
Gates . J. , . . . .
Hertford
Camden !
Currituck .. .. .. . .
Chowan I . . .J.J
iiuiumauuus were aecared in or
der. Camden, first on the list, yield
io Pasquotank and Prof. S. T.
Sheep took the floor and placed in
nomination Roscoe W. Turner.
M. I Bond, of Chowan, followed
THREE OF THESE WILL BE RE
DUCED TO THRICE A WEEK
SERVICE UNLESS VOLUME OF
MATTER IS INCREASED.
It I3 up to the; patrons of the rural
free delivery routes leading out from
this town to save their service from
reduction. An order has gone out
from department, at Washington
which says that unless the volume of
Mr. F. F. Cohoon, of this cirv. u-hr
owns property in the stock law fence.
territory, has addressed an open let
ter in) regard to the matter :o the
county; boardf of commlssinnp
follows:
Toe Boa. of County ColmrZ2T
J.' With other D.nrfv ..l.r -. ,.hree and ave 13 materially
recelVe.1 the f ZTZZ? w
you: i " u w u l,ireP iim'-j a week
service.
. "Elizabeth City, Aug. 16. i90C. No two i, th . '
Mr. ; F. F. Cohoon rai,awK , ' Is the route om here to
N. C. ,VeeKsvuie. served by J. C. Jennings
"Dear ir- a goes to Newlands. " beimr
board of countv colcc U. V"WICU nomas Harris
asauotank ommtv "M IT;" "Mr."- "Ve g0eS to wlands. beinz
uviu uii iti 1 1 1 1 1 1 w v i i rvr" j . -
August 6th. 190C. It was ordered by station " UKoti
main road where the stock law fon " . " "L "5,U .d", serT,c
crosses the sa!d road. . ,:'TJht d
"Yours tnilr- . me local oinc- :aat
; Yours truly aft sllty days the
i,, , a PEACE, reduced to three time a ' fr
rp, ' , I uave passed.
The property owners referred to Tha M .
abov wish tr, ha .. " wu sav meir routes
w c .capTCum m an(J ir thev wish tr hv i-n.t v
obeythe orders o the board 0f coua- quantUy Tm haUhu
ty commissioners, hnf . .. ' inua 3no
, . 20 order ! ls eonalde,' L. Pprec a,e
hh-eVer sprd upon the reco.,. or rM iZTS
. .15 1 the countv. Thp sitimfin i., fu. .. b . JJers au.. ana
..1G Nine out of every ten'nronfirtV 1 A V'Ume 0t
8 ers:have built their Z, T? lD"
..u uv.c;ouu sucn a ience as will last
..13 15 or 20 years with but HUIa rf-nni
In addition to this, the county board
nave collected from these ueonle
about $160 a year for tho mainten
ance of the fence, and have naid
over to one man, Mr. C. W. Hollo'well,
who represents hrm- thi-AA.ArK,
ir"Surprise';
! i
is greater than ever. Remod
ling the entire store begins
next week. Still lower prices
are being offered through the
entire store in all summer
goods containing Clothing,
onoes. Hats, Underwear, Etc.
THE GLOBE j
SHAMELESS, HE STEX
j PRETENDS TO PREACH
SilTUTIJ UfJQER
GOV
IT CflilTROL
Ladies' Ball Game
Will Attract A Crowd
w.
' ..m, lunu . i ivpitocuis aoout inree-nttus
and placed the name of C. S. Vann or more of this land but pays onlv
before the.
w vuu.vuuuu. v. x. vruss,
A. Pilston Godwin before the house
The vote was taken and I Messr
Turner and Godwin were elected on
the firt ballot. The vote was as fol
lows: i
Turner. Godwin. Vann.
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wot a little in:t:v; and curioshv
1-4 of the te. Pv.rv " , y we announce-
money to ta,ih ; 2 ?en? r the 11. game which is to
of Gates,lPlac,d his counts i rney to buTd 'Js' aid baM-e -which is tc
A. Pilston Godwin before the house, fence, which ,o k..:,. pI.ayed at the park thIa afternoon
Camden
Chowan I .
Currituck! .
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Gates..
Hertford -! . .
Pasquotank
Perquimans
fence, which he should have built at Th. in.o... ?"":
his nwn Pvn,nCfl " - ra me race mat
Now after the people have built KZJTT, " Pmea y e,?Meen
their isharft of th . . " T " "s Iauieb WDOSe entity has so
been taxed for four year, to kee, 7uX i 3 safeto Ty ThJhe'r316!;, ?
the fences rfin k.- ivr. J 3.Sare to ia that the Sam wI be
- " ' I attended hv a Tnrrr0 rritl.,
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The Clay Foreman
Damaged By Fire
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The successful candidates! wpro es
corted into the hall and made short
-it ; '
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Hollowell,. and after the treasury na3
been drained of the last cent, the
board now calls on the propertv own
ers to place these expensive gates on
the 'roads. These gates shoull be
placed as demanded by the people
and the property owners livins or
muS iaua wimm snouid be requir- Firp Iast nleht ,( , 4
ed tO rWlV ffcr thA SP nnrl . " 1 ' to.4WJcU me
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? 11 1 j . I iuo vyiajr rureman, wnicn was Ivlnir
it would Jjo done promptly If thss-j L 131 ns
1 . , , 1 wuiej wnan.- About 74 a
people had been treated fairlv !.nd Lu. . oul t io a
,.c.f,. . .... . - uw-e:as aiscovered and the alarm
justly, have bnedy stated these waa- given b the f 1T
facts. Soo.i we will vivo th i.iba. L. . v 111 "losing 01
- 1 wi is o Jinn rinMniT nr n
in me uru
of this shameful affair, with all the
details.
; 1 Yours' respectfully,
F. F. COHOON
1" O.LU3 Ul II,
called into play.
bell. The firemen nnd oifirone t,,r.
ed out in full force and began to fight
the flame3 which were rapidly gain
ing headway. The dock hose and the
apparatus of the fire company were
SURGEON RUPERT BLUE OF THE
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE
TO SUPERINTEND SANITARY
WORK AT THE JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION.
SO-CALLED' REV. LINCERFELOT
WENT TO OLD TRAP FROM
DURANTS NECK AND IS HOW
HOLDING FORTH THERE.
yesterday.
The action of the convention, gives
eminent satisfaction to the Demo
crats of the' district and to the public
generally. It was predicted weeks
ago j that Turner and Godwikrtjuld
win ana 1 tie torecast has been veri
fied.
A. P. GODWIN
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Mominated Yesterday as State S enstcr , Frcm the First District.
but appropriate speeches of accept
ance showing deep appreciation of
thl honor; which-had been i.conf erred,
upon them. - ?.Ir. Vann also address--
Jr., Hertford; J. C. Vilson, Perqui
mans; M. B. Sawyer, Pasquotank, i
I Executive Committee: C. G. Ethe
ridge, Cadnden; E. It.; Johnson, Curri
tuck; F. W. White, Chowan; II. C.
The two hew senators will serve
th? district faithfully. Of course
Pasquotank has much pleasure in the
selection of her gallant son Roscoe
Turner, but sne is, equally pleased
with, the nomination of Godwin. He
i of the best type of Gates , county
Democracy and is a young sinan who
13 rapidly making a tia m eh or rhim-self.--As'"a
practising lawyer he has
made a success "from the very sart
and he has won the entire confidence
of his people. Clean, absolutely true
in every respe-t, . above" reproach,
these two will make public servants
of the right type.
; The district especially delighted In
honoring Gates son for that county
certainly, deserved . recognition . or , its
good work f or Democracy Gates and
Currituck, on the two extremes of the
dntrict, have always relied up their
The woodwork of the boat burned
rapidly and it looked as if the whole
thing would be totally destroyed. It
seemed to be necessary to sink the
tug and she was pushed off from the
dock and preparations -mada for sink
ing her. .A small hole was cut, but
by hard work she; wa3 saved, with
the. greater part of her top and for
ward parts burned. ,
The tug is a very-Tvaiuable one afid
is the property of the Foremai
BlaJes Lumber Company of this" city.
The damage is considerable. "Z
MR. TAYLOR HERE.
Mr. Robert R. Taylor, of Gatesville.
spent last night and part of today In
the city, shaking hand3 with his
many friends. He was on his way
to his home on Roanoke Island for a
Hief vacation, after attending ,tho
senatorial convention at Hertford
yesterday.
Mr. Taylor Is one of the youngest
bank cashiers In the state, being In
charge of the Bank of Gates at Gates
ville. Since going there his many
good qualities and his remarkable
business acumen have won him a
b!h r-'ico In the esteem of h!s r.r-rv
Xorfolk, Val. Aug. 23. Owing to
the government's extensive particlpa
tion In the Jamestown Exposltloa. to
be held on the shores of- Hampton
Roads. Va.. In 1907, officials at Wash
ington have determined to nut ih
supervision of the sanitary arrantro.
monts under government control.
following up this decision. Siir-r,
General Wyman, of the Tr.!tfi ?ato
.Marine Hospital service, hzz m-.-.s. .
ed Surgeon Rupert Blue, of that ..or.
vice, as sanitary, officer of tho James
town Exposition. Dp. ntnn'a il
on this work was to take effect som-
time ago, but on account of his posi
tion on a medical board that was a
session at Washington, he has hn
unable to report for duty at the ex
position until recently.
In connection with his work Sur
geon Bluo said: "It Is as necessary
ror me to be present, while the build
ings are -being constructed as after
wards, as the Installation of proper
sewage arrangements and ventilating
Apparatus Is of great Importance.'
An elaborate drainage system has
been established, and it Is promised
that when the exposition opens, that
the grounds will be absolutely free
from mosqtitos and other pesta that
might arise from the lack of rrofr
sanitary conditions.
At the time of the San FrancUoo
disaster, when that city was la a
state of general demoralization, and
when it seemed that contacion wonM
break out there, and' nerhans add oth.
er terrors to what the fire and nrth-
quakc had already caused. Surgton
Blue was dispatched post-haste to th1
scene of the trouble and immediate
ly took charge of the situation. The
entire work waa under his care and
by heroic measures a serious out
break of fever was prevented.
The exposition Is being built very
much like a small city or town and
It Is the intention of the Marine Hos
pital Service, to equip each building
with all the devices known to m!em
sanitation, and Surpeon Blue Is espe
cially commissioned to advise wii?j
the architects and builders In this
particular. .. -
Dr. Blue; Is or.e of the most note!
r-:r' In t!: ?'-r!-- I?? !:.-!
It turns out that the sualied Rer
Mr LIngerfeldt. who on Saturday
night was run out of pom,,,..
count for gross immorality did not
so very far. In fact. from aU.
counts he only went to a .nefehhnrt
county and resumed onorafinn. .
gentleman from thU town wa. at Old
Trap, in Camden county on Thurtday
and Wings back the very startling
Information that he naw thU very,
man standing on the pulpit of th
Sanctlflcationisu- church. prrtadias
to preach the gospel. Nothing ha
been cen of the woman.
Apparently the rn-ople of the com
munity had not heard of the troabla
which the man had gotten into and
received him in ignorance of his real
character. Thi., paper had a 'nhrm-.
conversation thin morning with a gen-
ueman at Oil Trap who Matel that
LIngerfeldt went there th- firt of
vices every Uav since. 'JnU uine
exactly with tho time he Uft Durante
Nck. The gentleman further stated
that the people had heard nothing of
the exceedingly disreputable report.
They had evidently been imposed on.
Another gentleman told a repreen- '
tative of this paper that the so-called
preacher told some of hU friend at
Old Traji that his work at Durante
Neck had been very unsatisfactory,
owing to-the lack of appreciation of
the people. -He aUo said that ho
was thinking of learinr this a-tlnn
and wiping his hands of the who!
people.
And the people referred to aborn
devoutly say. So mote it be.
Thursday's Vote
Mis Carrie Jewell ....
Miss I.-ta Andrews . ...
Mis Carrie Pappendlck
Miss Mamie Crop4ey .
Miss Lucy Gregory
Miss Inez Broughtoa ..
Miss Mary Pendleton ..
Miss Pauline Stokely
Mis Lina GillK-rt
MJs Hazel Erans
Miss Lena Hoopc-r ....
3IIss Mattie Holier. ...
Miss Rose Goodwin ..
Miss Roic Goolwln
Miss Sadie Kearirg
MIrs Louise Pappendlck
Miss Helen Williams ..
Mrs. E. Whltthurst ...
Miss EIe Williams ...
Miss Martha Svkes ....
MIrs Mary Andrews ...
MIn Lois Markfca.ni ....
Miss Lillian Hooper ...
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