THE MORKING TOST: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .10 193,
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Bill for Relief of state
Treasurer Lacy Debated
t Was Strenpasly. Fought By
Several and Referrtd to a
Committee Another
Railroad " Bill by
Justice Other
Matters
TUB OLD REUSABLE
a
sustained the check Is forfeited.
I An Important Rtrt Uerk
Tlere were only a few bills that
came up but several were of great
importance. Ths hours from li until
- were occupied by debate. The bill
to appoint a prison DaroU rrm m!f.
slon passed all readings. This bill was
Intradural urn t .
win H.iro inn nrrv. :
' - Ivldes that the governor and two out.
I,ders appointed as a commission
m- secmd more in the contest of before which cases may ,be -brought
M.( Euckner for the seat of W""to Parole convicts. The parole Is grant
, .;rifflth In the Carolina Senate took V Upon terms where the convict rets
reterdajr when Senator Well- , won r0"'0 and. hia to report
rr of i Ashe gave formal notice of; the -nwnlion at specified times.
.nntet to the members of that! " MaJlc .
v. The written notice was referred "A bill for the relief of sheriffs and
-- committer on privileges and collectors. There wan some debate
. t ;r.s. To a reporter of the ro?t on this bill. Senator Hicks said that
- itnr Griffith reiterated his state- this measure made It possible for sher-
to the effect that this contest is its not to collect taxes for several
.tr him n concern and that he Tears on property and thereby Ret a
- .miM hoM his place. jvote for re-election. Then that when!
. ..tor Spence. of Moore county a mun purchased the land that they
1 a good -speech yesterday. It was were forced to pay tne taxes that the
-.. n the bl!1 for the relief of State other man who owned the land owed.
- -iMTfvr Lory came up. The talk Senator Hicks added an amendment!1' to settle with the state treasurer.
- i.ri-f. very brief, but It was con- that reads: "Which shall not be col- To Prevent the manufacture, sale
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D. D., preached on the subject. The
Royalty of Service.
j At night Rev. C. II. Williamson,
l the retiring pastor, preached his fare
well sermon' from 2 Cor. 13: 11, 'Final-
of good comfort be of one mind, live
in peace; . and the God of love and
peace shall be with you.
"Rev. Williamson had successfully
and ably led the church for two years
Absolutely Puro
THEREISNQSUZSTJTUTZ
MAKE HOSPITAL
OF PENITENTIARY
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i!).l a forceful argument. In fact lected from purchasers without actual' or "hipment of liquor In Robeson coun-
BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS
... . , .
Dobson of Surry Proposes to
;.s.. Make it a Felony
Mr. Dobson, Republican member of
the House from Surry county, proposes
to make bribery at elections a felony.
and to that end has . introduced the :ra- three months. He is an earnest
following bill: j.anl consecrated preacher. He is a
A bill to be entitled an kct to make '."graduate of Shaw University. He en
bribery at elections a felony. j Joys the respect and confidence '.of the
The General Assembly of North Caro- ood People of Raleigh. Ha enters the
Una do enact: Sunday school missionary work in
Section 1. That any person who shall I North Carolina. The grand rally is
at any time, -before or after an elec-: continued till next Sunday, when a
tion, give or promise to give any '. final and ful1 report will be given."
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money, property or reward to any
elector In order to secure his vote shall
be guilty of a felony, and upon con
viction shall be fined not less than
one hundred dollars nor more than five
hundred dollars, or be Imprisoned in
the penitentiary for not less one year
nor more than five years, or both.
Sec. 2. That section 54 of chapter S9
of the public laws of 1901 and all other
RALEIGH AGENCY FOR ACID IRON MI.NERAL5"
KING'S PINE TAP BALSAM
FOP COCCUS.
RALEIGH CITIZENS
WIN PRIZES
Relieves the tickle, heals the throat, "stop? that hack."
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
. had been very little argument notice of non-payment of taxes."
til the Santor from Moore opened A H1 to allow Clay county to issue
. ...i th?n it came. Senator Xpence bonds for the purpose of subscribing
;-.- .1 the paying of the money and to the capital stock of the Hlawasseej
U. H. Co.
ty.
For the relief of Jacob Williams.
To provide for working the public
roads of Cherokee county.
To regulate elections in Littleton. .
To protect fish a.nd birds in Burke.
To Incorporate Siloh Institute.
To pay Judge Geo. A. Jones for hold
ing special term of court.
To amend 'the law establishing wreck
districts in Carteret county.
To authorize a bond issue in the town
Third Heading Bills
A bill allowing the Toxoway Hotel
i hi reason:
I opposed to this bill. I think A bill authorizing the lown of Mur
t a it w!l t a bad precedent. It is phy, Cherokee county to subscribe to
vrry dmjrcrnus Lw for tho Demo- the capital stock of the same road.
.ttc prty to establish at this time.' A bill to Incorporate .the Winston
'.hv. in my campaign my opponent f5,ulrt Turnpike Company, Senator
. r t iU ovt the district charging that Wellborn objected to this bill as he
M -. l.iryhsd not paid the money .and said that the provisions of the charterjof Washington
? i 'i' l it and now you reek to make were absolutely deficient. "The rules
- 1 republican accusations turn out were suspended and despite the objec
t It Is dmsrrous for the state to tion the bP! was passed- Senator Well
t any treasurer, either Demo- born asked that hla name be recorded
- t -r Republican. as-voting against the bill .
n.-tor Webb here queried the
; ik-r: "Is it cloar that this embex-
. r.n.-nt ; In question happened under Company to, furnish wines and liquors
, - .surr Lacy or under the former to Its guests. - This bill was from the
,',r:,,.,r?.- ?,f?se d ra" y a tha! to keep registration.
- v i i ""n1 1 1- . ! iur wiiti oooy several aay? ago. ine piea. oi i
r-in . recover It In the courts and the hotel men was that they had
r-rt'il-1 not aV: that it be refunded by bought property and made it valuable
.:. Legislature. an(j their northern guests would not
.n l then Senator Mann rallied to the come where they could not beserved
;rrtof the. Mocre statesman. He with Hqours.
:i that if this bill passed, however a bill to repeal chapter 607 of the
'.vnt fr. I-acy Is. It would be a laws of 1901. making certain parts of
rv d.tngrou prweilent. Chowan and Perquimans counties
T Hiring the course of the debate Sen- stock law districts.
or Wellborn. Republican, asked for , The bill amending chapter 3TS1 of
. aj-e" and "no" vote on the b'.ll the Code making Saturday a half hol-
:t it had Just pa'ed Its reading and fday for banks and banking instltu
"itnir Henderson responded that you tlons passed its thlrtl reading.
gt It. A bill sulking out th 3 word "private"
Th general objection to. the bill drunkenness and substituting, "public"
'i...t!ly ended by Its being referred to drunkenness for the bill .regulating ine
.h judiciary committee .or Investlga- briates In Madison county. This makes
t drunkenness a" "punishable offense in
! 'resident pro tm Rrown called the that county.
.-. -. ue to onler yetirday at 12 o'clock a bill to enable the commissioners
t Rev. J. P. flood made the pray- Cf Cleveland county to issue bonds
- r The reading of the journal was f0r the construction of roads and
1 off and stands approved. bridges.' - -
F ri ltedi B.M I A" bill authorizing the commissioners
bill to allow P. urrru vum, .
A bill to incorporate me.. wn n .
Lawndale, Clevennd county.
A bill authoritlng the commissioners
of Lenoir county to. levy a special tax.
A bill to enlarse the limits of the
town of Marion. -. , . .
A bill authorizing the establishing of
a graded school !n the tonw of Fre-
Several Raleigh citizens' who con
tested for thl on rrJ9!A nffunvl hv
laws and clauses of laws in conflict the continental Tobacco Company have
with this act be and the same are .been very successful. This company
hereby rep?aled. UflVr i
sons guessing nearest to the number
W. H. King: Drug Company,
Wholesale Druggists, Raleigh, N.' C.
St flary'i" Schoal, Raleigh, N. C
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Sec. 3. That this act shall be in force
from and after Its ratification.
PENETENTIARY INVES
TIGATING COMMITTEES
The Kn!
of revenue stamps sold during the
month of December, 1902. for the sale
of cigars, and the , successful guessers
were announced yesterday. The fol
lowing Raleigh citizens 'received cash !
prizes
Mr. J. G. Ball, $280.
Mr. Ashby Lambert, $SH.
Mr. John A. Duncan, "Jis.
Mr. Alex Vurnakes, $15.
The special committee apointed by Mr. Robert Simpson, $Z.
the Legislature to Investigate the- Several other persons received boxes
charges of cruelty to convicts near Ma- of cigars and tobacco. It was reported
rion some time ago, left yesterday af- yesterday that a gentleman of Dur
ternoon. They will be absent probably nam received a prtze of $1,000. The
t7 remainder of the week. The com-, largest prize obtainable was $5,000
The sixty-first annual ecsslo n begins September lSih.
Term begins January 2S.
St. Mary's School offers inst ruction in the folIoTinr liepurtir.ents:
The Preparatory School. The Co llege, The Art School, ThMuio School.
The Business School.
There are two hundred and f orty-eight . student? reprefer tin nine
Dioceses. Faculty of twenty-five. 'Much of the equliwent is now
eight new pianos bought this y year.
St. Mary's Kindergarten isjo cnted In the center of th- city under
Miss Louise T. Busbee's chargo . For catalogue address
REV. T. D. BRrVrrON, D. D.
mittee consisted of Senators Warren
and Pharr, and Representatives Blount,
For the relief of Evie Newman. ' Newhind and Geo. i. Morton. chair
To enable Elizabeth City to issue man. Mr. Thos. B. Heartt of this city
bonds. accompanied them and will take the
To change boundary Hne of Xorth proceedings of the investigation. A
and South Clinton townships 1n Samp- committee also left for Dover In Jones
son county. .
To protect fish in Watauga county I
H.
A bill authoring the commissioners
n.itor Ilrtlton A
ibilcomb to s-ril books without 11-
t !-.e in any part of the state.
A bill being a Joint reoluton to In
."tisate the number of employes of
th lgll.ittire.
s- nator Limb-.V bill to appoint W.
Troy and John Pmlth Justices of the
i in the rountv of Cimberland.
.-v .ir Raiipnffn-A bill for the mont.
bjiliirg and maintaining of public
r...! In ITonderson county.
. . Kill tn nlare tax.
r..rtje W. Lawrence and other sol
!:ts on the third class pension roll.
yt-y A Kll nllrtwlnr Ben
. Stokes. Pitt scanty.
i.i'iman to peauie in mij i i. v,.
iMte without license.
s-nator Bellamy- A bill prove n?
th t all festixals In the county of
l:nmswck must ! a tax.
To authorize a special tax in Hay
wood county.
To amend laws compelling butchers
T. 1.. . J . t T
) iiivurpuniw ine ioitb 01 wauen
boro. '
To amend the charter of the town
of Jacksonville. v
To authorize the commissioners of
Haywood to levy a special tax.
To authorize the town of Waynesville
to issue bonds for water works and
lirhts.
The House adjourned at 1:43 until 10
o'clock Tuesday.
county, to Inspect the convict camp
Xo. 4. This committee consisted f Dr.
I. CI. Bullock, chairman. Representa
tives Bull.-ird, Thomas and Crocker,
and Senators Richardson and Aaron.
This committee will return Wednesday.
This cash pri2e offer of $142,500 was
the largest ever offered by any concern
in the United States. It will be re
peated next November.
The number of revenue stamps sold
for cigars during the month of De
cember alone amounted to five hun
dred million seven hundred thousand
and twenty-six. The prizes were con
tested for In all parts of the world.
Institute
FOR
Within 20 years the South h?.s in
creased Its railwfly mileage 162 per
cent., and its exports 95 per cent.
Colored Pastor Retires
Special exercises were held at Blount
Street Baptist church, colored. Sunday.
A member of the church said j-ester-day:
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"The services were quite "a success,
both from a spiritual and financial
point. At 11 o'clock President C. F.
Meserve of Shaw University delivered
a most able address on 'The Mission
of the Church.
"In the afternoon Rev. T. N. Ivey,!
Rev. Dr. T. S. McElrov. D. D.. of
Richmond, preached at the Presbytc-
rian church Sunday morning and eye?i-
ing. Dr. McElroy is the secretary of t
the Southern Presbrtetian Ministerial
Relief Fund. He Is now trying to raise
a million dollars fund for the bene
fit of the aed ministers, their wives
and orphan children and is meeting
with much success.
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Young Women
Thorough instruction
in all departments of
Female Education.
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MUSIC.
Using the Leschet
izky System. Send for
catalogue.
JAS. DINWIDDIE.M.A,,
Principal.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Old Graybeard It's a pity to kep
such a pretty bird in a cagC.
Mrs. De Style isn't it a shame! How
perfectly exquisitely lovely it would
look on a hat! New York Weekly.
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Durham Rig ht-of-Way
Suit Before Judge Purneif
Argument In Progress all
Yesterday Conclusion
To-day The Con
tenions of
Counsel
The Durham right-of-way suit cits
of Jackson . county to levy a special of Durham and Seaboard Air Line and
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com-
A bill rrovidlrig for the working of
roads In Smlthfleld township.
A bill to incorporate the town ol
panles vs. the North Carolina Railroad
and Southern Railway Companies, in
volving Peabo'v street is now being
hpard before Judsre Purnell In the Unl-
A bill amending the charter of the ted state3 COurt here, it having come
town of Red Springs. up Cn an order removing it-from the
A bill to protect certain birds In Lin- suporior court of Durham county. Tre
coin county. ' ." argument by counsel was in progress
that if ihey didn't acquire the right of
way bs deed it did by the lease of the
North Carolina Railroad in 1895. but
ihej' the city of Durham claims that
the North Carolina Railroad Company
didn't own the right of way in 1S95 and
could not ltase' it and that the South
ern Railway contended in the litigation
growing out of the lease In 189-j was not
a new .contract, ' but an extension and
modification of the lease of 1S71 and
i that, the lease of 1ST1 being' burdened
with the dedication of the strip of land
In dispute, the burden continued under
the law "ease.
CONTENTION OF DEFENDA
The contentions . of tho defendants
the Southern Railway Company and
North Carolina Railroad Company-are
bricflr stated:
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That by the record in the former
Parlor far rTlee
The Seaboard Air Line Railway has
inaugurated Parlor Car service tri
weekly between Washington and Ham- i
j let on trains Nos. 27 and 66, which
i pass liiieign, soutnoounu, at 6:&5 p.
m. : nortnbound 11:50 a. m.
Parlor Car operated south on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays;
north Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. Seats In this car are 25 cents
to Southern Pine3, 50 cents to Hamlet,
P.O cents to Henderson, 75 cents to
Richmond, and $1.00 to TTashington,
D. C.
The buffet in this car is well equip
ped and excellent meals will be serves
nt moderate - rices.
C. H. GATTIS, C P. & T. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
H. S. LEARD. T. P. A..
Raleish, N. C.
Under, Turner's Cafe.
G or Ham (&L TwiC.
I IS t I C fte. stttiriiAXs ant;r.y "nrr
LH U I C O rb-Effly re:ininbmir; r II 1 1
le and inire: BotFBKE.
Srn1 Mamp for jj-tlcnlnr. mmmm"mm'
CROWN CHEMICAL. CO., Cas OS. XlLHitFl k, U
Dr. Joseph Graham,
PHYSICIAN,
Office in the Carolina
Trust Building. . : : :
Bell Phone -Interstate
Phone
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RALEIGH
. ifi kikitini, Viunti rn lanced .. . j i ,v,,ki u r 'case between the town of Durham and
,nator Relttmy proMdcs th.it a tax v enclosetI land In C.ain coun- t da wIU !e consumed In concluding the North Carolina Railroad and the
f n be paid for each festival ttat r n nnr,. . 1 Richmond and Danville Railroad it had
tles-Hs-de. Ts'rrell ana uare. the nearlng.
A bill authorizing the leryl.nff oi a
finerlal tax for the support" of the fJoor mornine bv judee
and to pay the Indebtedness caused the plantifrs. Mr. F. H.
In Samp'on county
. h'l at night.
.-nator Gilliam A bill allowing the
r-r-.oval of a case from the court of
- junvr vi hi i " v v . ......... - , n
.e lks or because incapacitated for h11"
... A bill to s
..ty before J!'tw ters of Greensboro the cu- of is- fpoke
.enatr Justlce-A 111 pro.Idlnf for bon fpr. the buSing 'of good took a
i rx and penalty on raurouus. -
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V iri Oil! 19 US I'Hiunf. i .-
Thergument was opened yesterday 1 been adjudged that the Richmond and
. ... , 'Danville Railroad had dedicated a
orning oy juage u. w. inswn iui -
lowed as counsel for the defendants, j
Dusbee fol- Part of'the right of way, during Its
lease nria esuue, lasiinj? uimi jsui,
A bill to submit to the qualified 'vo- Then Mr j. g Manning of Durham
for the plaintiff. When- court
took a recess at 6 o'clock. Col. W. A.
the
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the town of Durham as a street, and
it was equally as clearlj' adjudged that
(the-North Carolina - Railroad had not
'dedicated any part of its right of way,
Henderson, general counsel ior me ... . ftor Knfmh ini thP rail
. dint l 11(1. i T
WTk- - vll lldr rf ' TY 111 flllS lnal l lA(lii-a
... . . . i l. r- c mrt ac um - ouuintriii rrrwirt rrtmnanv haa an unaismiiea
i r 1 BA V T I rC fl II" I BV lJi W V.WW . - 1 "
. ... - - cause the reading cierK sorrow came up midst of an argument ior tno aeiena-
the hands of the state treisure wfre read and the presldent called ants,
rh six months as a guarantee or M "referred to P. & G.--or Thls mrrnlng Col. Henderson will
...n-dlscrtmlnatioc against aroim weanlnr, propositions and grievances. conciude his argument. Then .Mr. J.
-.iner. If at me ena ui messaaefrom the Houe -rawfnrd Rlres will follow with an ar
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Suit
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Our Suit Department this week is tak-
COOPER BROS,
Proprietor v
Raleigh. N C.
for Ladies Tailor-made
If at the end of the. .six
there is no chargw from the
rp.T.tion comrrdssion of discrimlna
a-.i. then they simply renew
r.ihs
to its right of way; that these judg
ments constituted an estoppel against
tthe plaintiff ;that the deed to tne
j Oxford and Clarksville Railroad -by j
' the North Carolina Railroad was not a '
came in on time and wa read for gument for the plaintiffs. Capt. W. H. voluntary conveyance, but given after
L. i r T" .m.Vir
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a special oraers
! Suits made to order by the best man-tail-
MONUMENTS jor-making for the trade, Prices for special
Bl jorder suits $15, $18, $20, $25, $30,
$35 and upwards.
Separate Skirts, made to order, $,6.50.
$7.50, $8.50, $9.00, $10.00, $12.56 and upwards.
Give your order this week.
Wrlta for catalo
.We. pay th fr
the, Ihe enlightenment of the Senate.
Adjourned until u roaaj-.
". 1 r . A fmm the'rvitem.
MAI'S lilt kltUH I -. ..-y . ... . .- - -
TMI9
DON E. TOU ARC Wttt Of
R'HEOMHTISMo.
AND ANT OTH CR O.SIA.feAU.IO T
D. dm h. dou,.H Mother oi" t"
"" ootDSBoae. N. CU Aur. . 1 -
T w tn itav clAtlca, and also chrooio
rur of moiculsr rbumstJm. At tline lS??;r4 eekB at a time I could
N-In tf rr mur on southern U- , t nra te1 me. wrthoutpenranent
c t work. My uffrrlnr was ot!fF.b47jred r?mtdiea without p.roMnt
relief, however. -Tried a Wit S3 the work. nd I bare hadax-
benLt. Finally I trll " KniS,Artcllr r th all rheumatic should
ne - Eaten ACipa,- for It u by tx the remeay. a.
prepaid xprr. or from your
nv,. ..t . - Baltimore, fid., U. 5. A.
J Day. counsel for the Seaboard Air Line the beginning of proceedings to con
will also speak for the plaintiffs and demn, and because the amount of corn-
argument for the defendants will be ; pensation had been a&reed upon be-
Charles Price of Sails
made by Capt.
bun.
Briefly stated the arfrument presented
by Judge Winston and followed up by
Mr. Mannln? In their speeches for the
plaintiffs city of Durhanv-was that
the city Is entitled to Peabody street
as a street because she Is In possession
of it, and has been for many years.
since about 1S73; has spent severa;
thousand dollars in grading, lighting;
and draining it; that the Southern
Railway assert their title under- a
deed from the North Carolina Railroad
Company to the. Oxford and Clarks
ville Railroad Company, , made in
March. IfflO, when It purchased all
rights of the Oxford and Clarksville,
ut the counsel for the city of Durham
Claim that this deed Is ineffective to
convey title because the North Caro
lina Railroad Company only-held it as
a right-of-way so long as it used it
for Its own purposes and no longer,
and when it sold It the sale , was an
express voluntary declaration that the
company no longer needed it lor its
own purposes, and in law was an aban
donment of the ttreet. and that the
Oxford and Clark3ville obtained noth
ing by Its deed. "
Counsel for Durham also set up that
ithe Southern Railway Company claims
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A DEEP CUT IN
tween the North Carolina Railroad the
Oxford and Clarksville Railroad and
even If the deed was null the right
of way would belong to the North Caro
lina Railroad, borne by the lease to
the Southern Railway; that in no as
pect of the case could the deed Oxford
and Clarksville be treated as an aban
donment; that only the owner of the
fee could derive any benefit or title
from an abandonment, even if there
had been one. That the town of Dur
ham claimed no title in its pleadings
except by dedication, and asserted no
title by naked possession, nor could it
assert such title in an action to remove
a cloud from the title, the broaden be
ing upon it to establish its title before
it could be entitled to relief.
As to the lease it was claimed that ;
the language of the lease of 1893 itself j
stated that the lease of 1ST1 should j
terminate in Dec. 31. 1895. and it could j
not be deemed an extension of the lease j
of 1871. But evert If it was an exten-I . , ii
sion this could not extend a dication the new blocks for spring. Come and see them
made of an estate lasting until 1901.
into an dedication lasting until 1904. It
was contended that an estoppel could
only be good as between parties to the
original action, and that the pleadings
in he suit, concerning the lease, were
only evidences, subject to explanation,
end that the lease wust snaiil". for. Itself.
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WE MEAN THE STYLISH,; UP-TO-DATE KIND.
OVERCOATS We have a few desirable ones. If they fit you get a bargain.
SPRING HATS Dunlap's soft. Stetson's soft and stiff. These arc'
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