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TRINITY .COLLI FRIDAT, fair and much warmer, TEMPERATURE tor the 2:!bouri Mln.,j max,, 3J, VoL XI ; - Rrni ,'r , !l! RALiEIG-H, XT; : G., FRIDAY JANTJARY 1 6,1 903. a So.(37 2 ' ' - : . N ' - ' " ' : ; . , , , . . ' ....... 1 WM te Fo IKs -to Have JrairShalf Larger Amount Wanted for Durham Public Buil ding Some Interest ing; Visiters. at he National Capital House committee. Representative- W. W. Kitehin had ex-Judge Winston in tow. He carried hfm to the treasury urparcmcnt and presented him to the supervising architect. Itarth Carolina Visitors Mr. Robert N. Page, representative elect from the new seventh district, arrived in Washington today. He re ceived the glad nand on all sides. Mr. Page was initiated into the mysteries wr mm j. run cm Washington. Jan. ,15 Special. If l ' tne cloak roorq by Representative t y re.ion can be advanced to show T00 and he a eat next to rvr w r rv t ' - Mr. Page has been in New I. it. a. 1. VIUIiL lUiUrrU. 19 UTl- . -rthy of the appointment as collector; York the past week. He stopped over th- iort of Charleston tha Senate m Washington to form acquaintances -uroitte- on commerce will hear all a.raonar h,s future colleagues. He ex ;, next Thursday While the color resentatlve-elect from the Charlotte Dr. Crum's skin Is the principal j llstrict. who also de?ires to Fpcnd a ;r-au'l of objection Charleston people ' 'w days here. " iive urse-i arainst his appo!ntm-nt. ' -nothr North Carolinian. Mr. W. i-.fr. -s v u,r. genenl counsel for the Amer- tln!mmJir?hlmT:.-Toc Company, was here to- '?VrJ:.""jr:'r..:: ha be-n wore successful than Mr.'nnds himself arrayed against Mayor : ; :t t 1 Fu,ler- Wne of th?;lWt for-e- ;Hahn.the retiring collector-at W I: r2f toriti S?t ,n lhi lnduAfi3J orld today. Mr. Rem. has written a long letter to Sen- Xt lnbv ' JSnLSZJ PU""r " thWen? of the North utor Pritchahl. entering a general de- -rydrlV tyt CerP"na SOCiCty ,n NeW York' a" or" n,aI to-the cnar8 contained in Mr. .ts .r.iu tcdaj that tho Crum cas -inir-.iion ...v . . . .. . uuihu'.is in iis mt:iii- ianns letter to tne presiaenw-- -ir. working, chivalrous, thrifty peppJe,"- he raid. "I deny that those people are' lawless of brutaL -...I deny that ".they have made-threats. -1 make no charge : against anybody, but I merely wish the represent to le heard in their defense against a baseless charge. the' president has been mis- . ' ' '. ' j informed In-this matter." . ; " j" 1 Mr. McLaurin raed letters .from to the measurement of all the Import-?state Senator W.- B. Martin and from ant rivers of the district. Including the the county superintendent of duca New. Yadkin. Catawba. Eroad. Saluda, tlonfl . denying that threats had been French Broad; Nonchucky. Watauga, vse against, th postmaster. Minnje h. Holston. Big Pigeon. Notalogy, Ches-vox Martin was on the bond of Mrs. tatce, Toccoa. Coosawattee. Cartecay, cox. v ; - Hlwassee and Etowah. On motion of Mr. . Aldrich . of . Rhode In the study made of these water- Ifland the Senate agreed to adjourn sheds special attention was given 'to' the f rom today until Monday, .both sides normal flow and yearly variations in of .the statehood contest having agreed J the discharge of the streams, the de- to the adjournment. veloped and undeveloped waterpqwers, '-'The Senate went into executive Fes the springs in the -basins,-the sources slon. and at Ave o'clock adjurned un- and quality of the water, and the gen- til Monday. ' eral characteristlcs .of the topography, V rotks and soil. Consideration was also . J i . . r t " given to the minerals. . mines, forest LIDrary TOr WflminClOn areas, rainfall and climate, as well as Wilmington, N; Jan. ,15. Special for Its maintenance. 'Mayor Waddell vtill call a . special meeting of the board of aldermen . to - .take action on the proposition; : Members of the aldermanic S board and board of audit and finance are much in . favor of the movement, j the proposition wiir be accepted and ! I Jit Bare SU?T0Stl0n Ol it library in a short time. Public senti mentIs in. favor of the library and the ! matter will be pushed to a success-! ful culmination if such a thing is pos- j sible. " - . - . Mr., Carriesie's offer-, is made also on the condition that the city furnish a suitable site for' the buildings Our most? cultured' citizens are very en thusiastic' ; Tl a if m a ' i.h I'leinuers or rue nouse v Warm Up to Their jWorli Cotten and Wheat Tax Washington. Jan. 14. Representa tive Burleson of Texas today intro duced a bill Imposing a tax of one mill on each bale of cotton ginned and baled in the United States and one fortieth f one mill Upon , each bushel of wheat threshed and sacked, and the revenue so proaucea shall - be to the means of lumbertrg and of traps- Through the efforts of Mr. John H. porta tion. The data thus collected will Gore. Jr., a lawyer of this city, An be asembled and studied by the , ex- drew Carnegie offers to give 825.000 perts of the survey, arid the data and to erect a'public frae library building used by the secretary of agriculture conclusions wil be made available for. in Wilmington, provided the city will I to gather, and. publish1 statistics of the engineers, mr jfacturers and others agree to appropriate 42,500 annually growth of cottori and wheat. naa 1 r o 4nfnrmflHnn mncprntn 'the .."' A - I water resources of the region. Code Commission Meets With . Resistance 1 he Problem of a Quorum for Large Com-mittees tory. but he wanted the ma t-r Inve. ' line' Jhe House yesterday ; 'ronsr:ed large part of the. two hauvs nndL:!ftyj. tisatei. Mr.. McRae thouglit'if any was badlj- needed it. ; vu. .i jnew c0lV and he would favor Mj reso:t!oT. if i required the work to life Jon : Judge Graham's inMiou tt.:ref;r lha resolution was lost. ; I I ' 1:1, " Mr. Smith sent forkvard iV DtrT.iu' ment to the resolution provilnjr that4 If the 'joint committee fTouj tin 1 it net practK-ble -to codify the flaws thfv o report to the I-eRlslature. The .5 ject of the amendment was? . to tak away any doubt that, wight. V-exlst i to the Intent of the, rcsoluUnii tsliici minutes It was in sessional! a discos- was only to appoint' a comrnlttee fnr sion of fixing a. Qworuxnfor tha Judl-j investigation of the matter unM to draw dary committee, th right cf ths Leg- :; ,n 11 ouljl be defiled prif. islature to charter j?.r. and VailddJ. and not a .decision tha. and the quesUon of appointing n joint OTk- rnend.",it ,''' art committee to invesdsatc and report to ; the rtsolution passed .rJere ngro-v-4 the General Assembly on the raatt.r 0f r.a sent to ths Senate for concurrence codifying the laws. j.swi Mouit.Mn . - , Mr. Newland. chariinan of the com-; The" another rc.l ca.i;, vt,t on mittee on Judiciary. lecommended that mf to 3joum to 10 o cfock, todar.f mteen members o. that committee be ( A moji0"Kfu J'f,n o thahour was' t aMaikfc4 Vv w a 1.- ' n a fl 11 ..i A . n designated as a Quorum tor tne tranfac-' -4"""', tion of business. He explained that the committee was a very larire one J N tffkrnpnext Thursday. wh:n her?hi . M:v in opohs. cony ihis week the mnts that were ' :,,"r- ; " :;;-focletJ' a many Tar to Collector E. C. t o;,, h h U no Hee18 T'h haPPened to n the big Cock denies for Mr. ' f rv ,t!? f,u. t he is not:t-.ty drifted In. Among the number tried to force young " 3 I t?r l jr. 1 ii3. -11 M.irr llr nih. : - . . v LofeiiCraia Prowl Floiri shes lie r many of the rreat minds in vrnnwir Hn-7ia isnrth rn h it.nte- made with reference uen. carr Ketires rroiii Duncan. Mr. Han- Duncan that he Dill on " Hahn as his chief clerk. He says the Repuo- licans endorsed Dill for his . work In behalf of the party. He declares that the 1 Superintendent f. L. Dill " owned but ..rr.3110., un.e me nuc ciuzer.s 01 , ner Representative-elect Robert X . Mrivton insist upo-ch a courre. Paffe nnd Dr. Alderman. . ws.or .ucwunn 01 i.:.f.rri Everybody h d to speak, but r , toAr .nd ' ";,s m r h.v .r:n a ae tne n,t ll-s.ared one share of stock of the Atlantic and 'i SX D.T- MC,r0n Hi toM 8ewal c,everlrth Carolina and that he was not ..1- m.HI for the Indlanola pos. office North Carolina stories, and the adont-Lto k v . -t to Ileathman nlM1 f rrn. 1 - -, - . . . ' ' v v. i 4u. lo 8V ----- . . ictrts niuseii to let nim i .vnci-e 11 now goes, iieotnmann i f ly four miles from Indiar.ola. f -r-as Greenville i thirty miles di- lie aeciares tnat Dunfan nas heen n. Ftop until he was well nlpht exhausted, j director of the road for a number of Colcnel Jack Hayes is now o brlga- Veara .and that h i. r f h.iark. dler general. The Drnsldent sent to the .1.- . " t. Meathman vu r.ot at ftrt so- c-.- .v . .w" "4 l"c Piucnoiaers. . a gen i-tii oef-ause or as man r.-r the bundling of the The cltlxens of Indlanola Senatorial Race, a!nd 1 His Strength Goes to Watson - Over man Still Leads ly Key amendrrenl Vas carried by'f c: agalr.fit 45 noes. . .-.$J ; ;j ; Vraeeadlns la Drtiill ' , , The House met at il o'clotfit venter-,' i and most of the members were on other important conimitte?8, many -of tUein being chairmen, and that it was al- j day imd prayer waioiTrrcff hy i;c. most impossible, to get a majority ofjjjr offman, representative from r.an- them together at any one time. - dolph. The Journal of ', the :pr-ccfilng , Judge Graham offered a substitute day was read and approvodf'; ! providing for a division of the commit-j A petition was pret-ntli by 2Jr. tee into three sections with sub-chair- 9rott of Alamance -tb! prohli1 'in .i: men, eitner oivision 10 ue empowereu of hjy near Cpinur l ti.hu rch to transact business . -nid In case any! a 1,..., H ' , 1 mi it iuiivu vm,i 1 a brave soldier and loyal citizen. He n.iii ai-RTara vo ti-na tn TCnrth CarnUna rvmnn ' fiinan tifli1 with the recom and the .Democratic party, and will go mendatlon of the division so acting) on laboring for and loving both as the matter to be referred to the whole ine- as tin live, foremost in every I committee. He did not think i wise movement for the advancement , and ; to constitute ' a minority of any corn upbuilding of the grand old common-j mittee a "quorum. ' ; ncaiiu. . t w.,mi i x "When Senator London had finished as to the requiring o? a majority of the 1,1 i . i v.. Ami. .haeivd 1 .hn1a nmmUt 9il a VI101H1TI. hilt did i TOaCl and tllinj Ml .-.; . - - - - - .. ...ait ivumj inc i.viiuuauuii ui inv pop- r-i rfAnil nf oil iall office force ular ormy offlcer who Is so well known j i ' " I additional maiL in Raleigh.. Gen. Hayes expects to re- I o.IJ5! a say tha; they tire from the army Immediately after , ll - , . Gen. Julian S Carr is out of the race for United States Senator. In a letter ringing with patriotism .eral denial of all Halm's charges. are aftd love JI state and party Gen. Carr announces his witnarawai at tne open- will be flooded with ing of the caucus last rtight through caucus to order .-Major -lil235fl..ETA his warm friend and supporter. Major Henry A. Londonsenator. from Chath am." " " I . .'."--. .. . - When Chairman Morton called "the caucus to orderiIa jor! Ixii3aon wajit t of the Durham public building pro- where Gen. Carres sU-engtb would fall. When -4hlteller bea4i;to-veottiit, . a- stllmesa ?a1most":Vmifiouff retgneifir throughout the halL - There was a feel- - m m - .in r;t their mall r.mr'i nttlrW-t- tf hr Mnflrmoiinn kv it,. -rx. i- 1 seeu uunng me next lew weeKS. Hthman is made the place of dcUv-a naUve of New York. General Hayes U f , n16"1" of the delegation -y-for the malL The president and'has spent much of his . life. in North ,?' , r clerka buy with seed dis-;-str..aster general said they would Carolina end married thrre. During . trltbaUon- Representative Pou has re .i.ke the n:attcr under considers tion. the civil war' he served as V volunteer celved tt!'enty thousand packages, and with th? tenth Ohio cavalrr.- Jn 1S5 " 13 his desire to favor every white rv t,,. Trt ti- " -rr r,. ta briivetted major of r volunteers . fn district with, a package, once recogniied and rwhen Belpoke Ms- i-. t i-f J1TL !' IV! 2 ifor nd meritorious servicesj Assistant Paymaster E. C. Gudger. voice, while clear and distinct, carried nf T,,. . . . , .v.-.,.. w.. v-u..it.i4,.i in itiiu me o.v-. w,.-,... . w . ,wnn n a tinge oi emotion, ne pegseu lne evervwwnere that tne nynt woum r.s of Durham, are here in the. inter- r- nr. , ... .v" -w. v. lms Y li- r . : . - ' . - ouuiser, iir.) n.a iicru unavueu. uum, me uuuuibcuvc ui iwiui uo soon end.. JJ.Owever. wnen ia Franklin, wher. he moments to read a -letter he had re- a nnouneed all such-feeling began to disappear and if was apparent that the end was not yet. The twenty-third ballot: Overman' .. ..oo Watson i... .......'. Craig .... ........ ...... ........ -W, Alexander ... ....... 5 .Tobh S. Cunningham 1 all the members on the floor cheered whole committee a-j a tquorua), but. did i again and the . gallery goas aaaea toe clapping of hands to the geenral out burst. There was sorrow in many parts of the hall for. the old soldiers love Jule Carr and they had carried their votes up for him eacS Time the secretary coll ed the roll for twenty-two ballots. In a moment Chairman Morton in structed the . clerk to call the roll for ' IntrSnrtl. f Pt U . II. R. 130 By Newjl.iml Ai'-soiutlo"t relative to meeting-! of ' tl.v JudJclnry committee. Calendiiij. f II. D. 131 By Doi(k'iy Aj. net to facilitate and ' FtimuUte . jmvl c rea l North "iLCarolli; Publio pikes. tl $Lt to 5' a by forking sections. ( fine the ownership of land hjunUe Mr. smith favored the substitute of- heater. Judiciary. fered by Jude Oraham. Mr. Dou.erht3.i objcted to the s.ub- H. B. 133-Py Pljaiir Ati act amend the laws of lyoi levying n to stltute.on the ground that-when the ;cial tax for BunsvJ.ck . coUuvy. i ; work gets heavy it would be totally im- narice. t possible to get a majority of such a ' H. i. 131 uy uau-An nci io pr- large committee together. He thougHt vent the . manufacture, salvor sl.lp.' the twenty-third ballot, and a the lit- jthe committee could settle and arrange ment of liquor in Robeson county, cpi- there was r much speculation as to one ou.ia.ns pro-3 carHain In'dbe rMmlar establishment ., l 1. ti .. I a .. - - ' ' - llic i .iJiiiiK ruiu r - ... A l r Kaiiant services in action against was. assigned fogr instruction, and has ceived since coming into tne hall, wmcn -e.n?man, of the influential members f the in!;lan8 at Bcaver Creek. Kansas. Wn ordered to report t0 the Aslatlc he-thought would be interest, at least, f l ongress. ar.d ret forth In a bu?I- . October 2S and 26. 1 S3 V General Haves ....... tv f -the mmh twwnt. i ?.r!?!!!UK,!!:!: 1 h?. d,At,n-t," ?f 5 h.e oM." j A favorable report in favor of the ' At once there was a wave of sup- Masonic claim bill has been made by Pr' -whispering tnrougnout tne the House committee on claims. .This -WM r fiany gtiMKd the con. irnxs oi iot j;iitrr, anu icit tuai ;f5s Ok wa 't U the hope of the dilepratlon to have est officer in the army In point of length r.T..-irman Mcrcrsr and the members of ;of service. , 'be Houe committee on public build- r.zs visit Durham and thereby secure r. better understanding of J,he need f the city for a well equipped and r-rpc-lnted post. office building. The last Congresa appropriated $70. for a public building In Durham. satbrB naanttla tr'm first decided change f the senatorial caucus waa about to. take place. Major trfmdon was given therc!osest the committee on rttles,which?.motion prevailed. II. P. 13r By Weft An.uit to pro vide for working puillc road In ..(- This showed a gain for Overman of Mr. Morton said that in the powers is Representative Thomas bill, and It Owing to the growing Importance of provides for' the payment of. some- the southern Appalachian mountain thing like IS.OOO to the Masons of New region as a source of supply for many Bern for damage to property during .vl riveted-' two votes over the twenty-second bal--delegated to the secretary or state ne a similar report was maae v w. h VhitM lot and fourteen more lor vvatson. mwuiui --."". - . "-vr. ...... -.....v j ...... .. .. h..b. nllrnaH. onrl Incjiirn nre rom- paper and began to read. As he read Craig gained tour ana Aiexanaer sua ' passed the crowd drank in the patriotic words held his own. It was apparent thatji. of General Carr and before his last the bulk of Carr's, rote had gone f words dropped from the lips of his Watson. . " , . , 1v.m,v friend. Senior London, the reader was. The twenty-fourth ballot differed 'J" c au? B 1 Jl'J-SJ-ttf .JlT- i mia Mam 11 o imDonant n r 1 . t ... . . . . . . .....,..;......- r-. i mw.uuii.i - . ;r mAr!e f nr tnr hull n f n fr This I t h.-hmuui ecu mm tats iniciiupieu jr mi vuiuuiBk.ui Ki'i i.-. very dignity iruni uit- unc ucauic. . : jainprinj; gnruna lor - wiaeijr -uisin Another dlseueslon,. arogo over the , 0ke county. PuMift io,nU ji.r.d turn- rood. . When the bill ; tcaeincorporate n, R. 136By MichftclAn aot. to 'pro tba litrchants and Farmers Bank of j hibit the sale of whiskey 1st, AVutuuva' Xlnton was under consideration. Col. county. Propo?itiona ami gi:snc. Iucae of Hyde, asked if such legis- jj. p. 137 l3y Harrinstoijf r iir lation as this could not be adjusted by J nettAn act to put Hector lilcN ill on fh. tirt.irv nf state m which offlce .1. ..ii . ; t - j t i i i vj 1 1 ijn he thought there was special powers and provisions for (Chartering such cor porations. He was opposed to the Leg islature spending time and thousands of dollars In doins work that was amply provided for in another branch Jof the stae government. B. 135-By Ki tsIand--Aii ay't ?al a provision op the rpintlax axes in Haywood county! streams upon which depend Important the war. industries of the south, the United in favor of the measure during the : .States geological survey has been mak- fifty-sixth Congress when It but the sum is totally inadequate and l " Til ZT":. " V Z X " r.n effort is being made to double the IVES ti tiS the.r hnv , , . - me urn. -e p?on'e in Durham have r T ,AW liy rea80n of the president's fall- u.iT. i...e peop.e in Durnam ne other region I nthe eastern part of the ure to sign it. The Masons of New II. repes to taxes II. B. 139 By Thdmp on-tAn act ti .allow the. 'commissioners ofi-Onnlow t use the surplus of a,; Hpcciufj.-lax fund. Counties, cities and! towns. H. B, 140 By Guio'i An j t to reir ulate working of public von4 in Cra ven county. Calendar. jij! H. B. 141 By Lt u jt r An a t refj lating ' meetings of jl.h- :on)i:Uslonr ot '.Gaston, county. jCalnd.j f. .It. B. 112 B.v Slf--Ari ac$to amend chapter 211. public laws of wj. rein claim, so that needed . . I a I A na...M-1-vft.aaaX-i4l tl r.inift IDF TT-.I41 lT. W 1 - it- 1 i-...-. 1 . w vosvw ww "v.v , ..-. i i T iniu CII1CIH3 iraiiui cauiitj v " ex. z, v. vuiliiilig, vvic u-i tuc icvivub u v,.. , v , rp . ----- - - - -- . 1 piace. am u was. mrujjf jrev;ciraaij w m Aiexanaer s went to tjverman. T aZ HXW";r;;,.: .l iri afr.I"'rTie- als: Dr. Charles D. .MdW of -to "read the name of the gentleman fiffure3 stood as follows: . ..... .. .... ,r51VI1 Vi i- Greensboro, Mrs. T. F. Kluttz of Sal- who had penned such a patriotic let lie in instalments. Mr. Stagg called gather with its deep grade and alrge ,- . r ' i.or..saI" . r , i ti,. ,,. have ;n Senator rrttchard at the hospital, proportion of orests. makes it a unique of cikin. L to of S utterance to such sentiments, but vho Promised to render all the aid In Umthertni? around for streams which "i "Pgan of Rocky . . .fc . T.i power. Later he saw Senator Fair- flow eastward into the Atlantic and k- manaw or. Winston. flin Tullan s Carr . .Aa aaa V H KTTPnnnan rtT f fla irM. a westwara into tne guar oi xuexico. ine w This was the sienal for another out venting the chartering or establish - The no pron.?i 10 rcnaer a.! ice aia in gatnering grouna .lor streams wnicn that a-rand and noble North Caroifnlan. mks. chairman of. the Senate com- we-tward Into the rulf of Mexico. The ucnanan of Charlotte, Mr,-and . , nittee. and Chairman Mercer of thejwork of the survey has been directed. Mrs- c'rk of vvashlrtgton, N. O-. Durgt of applauseHiv which the galleries I joined heartiiy. 9 - " . Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 15th, 1903. Hon. H. A. London, Senate Chamber, Raleigh, N C. Dear Comrade: As one who pla.ces Overman. . Watson .. Craig ... Alexander .. . . .... . . 5 ( ..49 ............si .. .4 Overman lost one vote on the twenty-fifth ballot knd f Watson g-ot It. The discussion continued when ' the bills to incoroorate the Bartk of Ker nersville and the Caney River Railway Company - Mr. Douglfton read a section from the ij--An ate. to vull- it"-', tt 147 Rv T'.ivi date certain acts of the commissioner of Yancey county. II. B. H4 By Gulon An'ljct prOrl l--. ing special relief for confederate d" dlers. Pensions. . $ - H. B. 145 By Woqtcn Aty; htr. resu Senate Grows Wearv of Tllfman's Harangue Jht Octopus Wolloped by the South Carolina Statas man Troubles of In dianola Get a Much Needed . Airing Washington. Jan. 13. The Senate to-l-y passed the resolution Introduced y Mr. Hoar yesterday, calling on the -retldent to Inform the Senate what government. Is now existing In - the land of Guam and asking, why Ma lr.l is detained In that Island. Mr. Tillman of Fouth Caroa."-e-.nimed his speech In the Seantc dn the j-ut question today. "A hue and cry -has gone np from Mr. Cassatt of the Pennsylvania rail road and .others." said Mr. Tillman, ' about the independent cpsrators. the Khouls who are suckjng the blood of he poor. The fact Is there are no In dependent operators, except perhaps two and a half per cent of the own rs of the anthracite fields. The rall iads are In the saddle. They control t's situation, and they and the news lepers are in a combination to bewil ter and berjddle the public by say-l-.ff there U rorr.e mysterious hidden J .fSuence that prevents the delivery of at a rt.Tonable price. The wlll- the law Is not enforced against rich malefactors. "The department of jus tice is altogether plutocratic; altogeth er ;subserient to capital; indifferent to the rights of the peolle. So' longr' as the American people put such men ln.party narmony and success above the power, so ,neip me oou i nope wicy. personal ambition of any man, I will will grind them into powder." " ' pank you to Inform the Democratic Mr. Tillman predicted that.a-coUdl- caucus that I desire to end the pro tion similar to the French revolution, tract ed contest for United States Sena was Impending, and that "two or three tbr, and for that purpose I wish you hundred thousand of angry - men will to'withdraw my name. I thank each and rise .and ignore your injunction arid every member who has supported me take things Into their own hands." Re in this contest, which has been at all t Ingress of the newspapers to be pros tituted In this matter Is an infamy." J. P. Morgan & Co. were' deciared by Mr. Tillman to be the chief factors in bringing about the coal monopo.y. "Others worked before, but it remain ed for this modern Croesus to bring j f erring to the president, Mr. Tillman times -characterized by the best feel said: "The president is the;, boss . of ing, and I sincerely hope that this same Knox. He commands him. He has spirit of harmony may continue until been misled by Knox or by some one It shall be finally, decided who shall else." : - receive the coveted honor. I desire In The eVst resolution went over, h advance to congratulate the Democrats or two Republican senators desiring of the caucus, as well as all our people, to speak on It. : upon the selection which shall be made; At 2 o'clock Senator Foraker began ay on. of th distinguished gen hls speech In support of the omnibus tlemen remaining In the race is well statehood bill "''"' """orthy of represent North Carolina v Mr. McLaurin of Mississippi made ai,, the United States Senate lusion to the Indlanola post office mft-' ,In thus sacrificing theamb.tion I ter. and specially to an article In the ?at flshd f or years. I desire you Washington Post, stating that the post, e lons st U sha" master was threatened with violence KJJLS , . . , , . ,, In the past, to promote the success of by a lawless and brutal element Mn tne Democratic party, and the pros MCLaurin "Id he had telegraphed, at pf; Qf our deaf oM 8Ute, once to P. C. Chapman, a leading. law . rA1,r i.'r. innr frUn the midst of his rperb. the following yer of Indlanola, whose reply was read t . TtrTAK ? rATtn. ! senators were in their seats, of the SS . by Mr. WcLaurin, stating that nfl'-When the reading was concluded. Sen entitled to the prlvil of hearing the j threats had ever been made against fttor London paid a glowing and elo it to perfection.. I say that J. Pierpont Morgan Is the man behind the curtain manipulating the wires for the purpose of adding to his fortune, which is al ready so large that he does not know how large it Is and no one rse can do any more than guess." Mr. Till man declared that the strike was end ed by "orders of J. P. Morgan to his co-conspirators or servants." During the speech a general air of disorder prevailed In the Senate. Hard ly a senator was listening. , They sat In little groups, chatting and the noise disturbed Tillman. He resented the In attention and spoke of the discourtesy of the senators. At II o'elock. while Tllman was in 4Ti ml nnltntifln n.-Mr'h lip thoiierht. pfOOd IIIV v. . J i . .J ... --.. ......... .. . ... . . I - t. . jji. t i . i .ntnin' n-i.jh.li ' iiiinw thi nlp and . manuiiict Ore iC UK& urhcu viij' iiic ci 1 1. i..i 1 1 ... t.i ...(- .-- ----- T; to have these matters adjusted by f r?-! liquor In Lenoir' county, rtopofclfioiu rVala- Mtond t1 nfid Cnnnlnvha.m e-ot Ictal aet rather than under the gentra.' and erriev.'tnces. - ; T" one vote.again, thereby making Alex- -j .j. H. B. K'i By Grant An :t :for ths a.nrifT' strnirth ihr i On the Caney River biil Mr. Morten relief of N. IV Smith of P.ifk- cojr.ty. rru ' a m t S. rnxtrtTa srrn ntpri ,. 11 rxarP(t dual, i IT T5 1 i7 Hv MdNclll 'Atl ' at-t me tuuiiiiiis 01 xue ngurcs xor mis o- . .... - - . . , ballot were: Overman - v a vsvil ........ Craig .... ...... Alexander .V. .Y Cunningham .. . f mm ...' ...21 ....3 ... 1 I that it seemed to be a lumber com- ! nrohibit the il of lire crackers mra jpany wanting a way to get timbers out ; than three Inches Iodk. r3 toy p:a tof the forest, and that the right 'was tol. In t lie , state. i.!l,ropy:Jion and given to build either a tram road or a-: grievances.' , ' i ' railroad and at some future lime an j T-eave of Absence S'ui 'jrran'ed Mr. ! electric road, and he was opposed to Luthc-r on account of slcJin'-ss. J . . ..... . . . M t ( ; giving tne company me ngni oi iun follows: Overman Watson Cralsr .... ., Cunningham When this ballot .I 1 from iU 4l message-. was .rcmvi it""-. - i was to be that of a common carrier .... ......o: and In the interest of ...........52 imoved to amend the bill 1 mm mm m. m. ...' - imiv Tffa virrw trim, riiiif irim m 11 n i. i v - j f, um o. 'tli rhartr of t'hn-: Southern a a . .! 1 ri . i;u.vjubu 1 abucu 11 liiu fin .cx - w - was announced the company the right-to collect fares '.Fruit Conuiny. ..Corporations. the public. lie' ' nate tran-irtittinir jthr. . foK owing b.l.e Ml by striking; theime huvinfr vhjt nation. " i B 5' ,L R 18An 1 l Doughtdn, .a Watson supporter, and tolls. When informed that such a J S. B. CO, II. R. 115 An net to. i..cor Mr. moved an adjournment until 8 o'cIocK provision was contained in the bill he porate Spring Hope Banking Company, tonierhL There were o .nr rave It as his ooinlon that the company : Corporations. I vote, but the motion toadjourn was , was-acommon earner. Mr. Morion said carried by a farjre fnaiorftv ithat in view of the ooinion of the dis- Crati M.Mi ibE Jtlnguished ex-attorney general he would ; berland county. . Calendar. ;asK 10 wunaraw pis amen-jinem. - c. aj. a, it. .11 UAn w ' ui .u-aucqi..iournM tr.ero , When the resolution proxiding for was much- confusion about the haH. the raising of adjoint committee to in Members moved about eagerly and vestigate and report on the codifica most faces wore a- ouiszlcal look. A . tion of the laws came up Judge Graham leading Craig supporter was the hap- j wanted to know if the matter hadoeen piest man seen, and slapping a friend before the proper committee on the'- backvv. exclaimed,. "We've got j Mr. Newland explained that It waa em nowJ"- That sentiment generally ; merely a resolution to appoint a corn prevails among- the Craig supporters, ' mittee. Messrs. Watts, Abefl and Mor who from -the first have stood firmly ton. spoke in favor, of the resolution, by their man. The view Is concurred ach pointing out th fact that when fn hv all that-if Omi fv in fh. the committee had invesfgated and Krtiith Carolinian: '. Perkins, Bard and DeRoe, on the Republican side, and Morgan. CockrelL Heltfield and Clark of Montana." on the Democratic side Not a single senator listened. Presi dent Frye grew weary and called Wel Ilngtoa to the chair. . . . Mr. Tillman srew excited as the closing hour-arrrte3. ' He shouted 'at tHe top of his voice la declaring that the postmaster, Mrs. wx, tribute to his old comrade as Mr. McLaurin said he had spent folded the missive that told' of his much time trying to have the Indlanola withdrawal. Senator London said the post office opened, but, though cour- reading of that letter gave him sad teously treated by thep resident arjd ftesv . because It meant the burial of a postmaster general, he had not' sue- true -man's ambition. Yet In spite of ceeded in changing their. ra!nds.v ' He the sadneaa there was a happier side denied that the town of Indlanola, was to it.' for It displayed the high and lofty in the hands of a brutaTand lawJef patriotism, the love ofparty and of I element. . "They "are a Iruict, hard-.?tate; that characterise en. Carr as reported its findings could then be ac ; cepted or rejected. The adoption of tills ; resolution did hot mean a. decision to establish a code commission. race - none of the - candidates' can be nominated.. . . ' The situation : Is - most Interesting and up to a late -hour last night hard work was done to .ascertain ' what Craig intends to do with the' key; Tha aaAVk -f aarf t-io m taan aia . A . a. . li 12 kITJI., - . r ms "me I - want to know where the money is 4i JT.?"' to come from to pay the xpens cf Win there be another surprise eode commission' -r ' V. t- J Mr. Galon favored the resolution and At this writinr bo or can fee found hoped It would Pass. It did not In any who can answer that qtiestiota. . j seevw psake a cede- eemmlsfion mtndc- 8. B. 21. H. R. 150 Anct to Inrrrnf the number of t -ommls'loritrs for Curr. ,q't tu 'amend sections of, the Cod. and '-I-al tain laws of 1803. JudUiarvf. S. B. S3, H. P. .152 An a to smen l chapter '-'. laws or.-laOl. .r-H-.ie iu superior courts j ii"j ta iifax.4u i , t y. Cal endar. -,- -J- r -'.. R.aaria Iram. f'aaMilita ( Mr. Morton for the conlm.Uee tn railroads and railroad corhAilsslon. re-f ported the bill to amen the charter. Of the Pamlico ami .Orlr,t1 Heilioud Company with an tlrfcvorabl recom mendatlon; also thft Wll . amtnl chapter . laws 1S51,-unfavorably: tn ut r.nnttid a eubfttitute 'C i;uiiiinwt-w v a ----- - ? aonsn a coce commission. - . ... ,iir--tha char- But this is en important matted i the original r mm-A Cntrnm. "flnfl tvefora waiter oi me 1 i . . . ... .1. : mi i.-. t. 1 rnnn iavuia uij .-sewlinu nr. 1:.. g--'i"--' . mittee reported unfavorably. the. tiJ .furnish certain supreme ajn repenr to Davie county. lie asJtea.xi;" :?. t. Contineed ri ; irh. " ' - . sf . . - - ;-; " -1.-- . . . . . ' "' '
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Jan. 16, 1903, edition 1
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