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D ' It TV VOL! ,r it ' Xcdav will be fair, continued Temperature for tnecast24hnnr3- co!u- -Mm, 12; Max. SO Vol. XI RALEIGH. N. O.. THURSDAYS FEBRUARY 19, 1903. lThb .. it rio.i - . x. G6 " ; - . . JJ X'. Our JacKies Cannot bet tne .Hornet Again' zi Boyd Wakes Up Oppo- ;on bv His Attack on the Wilkrsboro Pnurt Rill ll THOTl.. J. Men i; ...m. Feb. IS. Special. The , n ivication has recommenued sent It back to another conference. In sistence upon f disagreement to four Senate amendments was voted, vis.. authorizing the purchase of the manus- senpt or a register of army oiiicers since the beginning of the government, compiled by a clcrk In the war de partment; directing the purchase of the battlefield at Balis Bluff; to retire offi cers who had one year's service in NEGROES AT 'tMEpEE p - v in other members of the delegation, so the c,v11 war at next hlSher rank; a hand In tne and authorising officers to deposit not annual Tuskegee negro conference be exceedlng $5,000 of their pay with pay gan Its session at Tuskegee normal officers and receive Interest at the rate and Industrial Institute today. The tomorrow arternoon. The arenment as begun at the opening of the morn ing session today, jfhd when court took . : a recess late this afternoon four of Booker YVashinp-'nn Qnpaks eix attorne7e engaged m the-ca-e had DUUKKT YYablllllg.On OpeaKS made speeches. Col. Jones will speak F nrntiracrinerl . tn tK . for -the defense tomorrow when court '' Conference v Tuskegee, Ala,, Feti 18. The twelfth flKht. supporting the views taken Dy Senator Pritrhnni nn.i i.... Blackburn. Messrs. Kluttz and Black- per cn' p2r annum. On all these conference was organized by Principal bjrn resent the assertion that they tne c.onfrees were overruled by de- Booker T. "Washington. President open and Attorney Cansler will wind ', up the arugement for the state. The general impression seems to be that a verdict of second degree murder will be reached. Bill Defeated Recovered His Watch assertion that thv "4" l.u"l"c "cre uvruieu uc" . " ismhiswh. rresiueni Charlotte. N. C. Feb. IS Rnfnl ae oeen cngftged In political by-p;ay OIe m ,'onueB- wMninpon, in ma opening .aaaress, Richard S. Busbee, formerly of Raleigh, in urging the passage of the bill for Th'" additional pages of the naval said in part: who lost hlg watcn some eeks the creation of the court. appropriation bill were considered In "From the first it has been the main wnile on a business trio to Atlanta, Senator Prltchard did most of the committee of the whole, no change of work of this conference to confine it- h!. iwnvprp'fl th tim ni x u,nMa talking to the attorney general today. Importance bcing'made in the text as self to a simple nnd informal con- old one A negro found the watch He declared that the establishment nf reported. nideration of the methods and means i:ti cto firm tVil ctrf rti Aflanfn ., ,.unt HWtarj- of the navy two term, f court would result in a f e" f ' Jetxas charged Mr. of securing homes, the freeing our- an dturned It over to the gtation agent. tn to withdraw from ; great saving to the government. Both ,,u" with bad falth in not giving the pelves from debt, the saving of money, Tne money whicn was stolen at the ..i. iit;ni mliltla the vos- he and Mr. Blackburn resented the IIouse a chance for a direct vote on the the encouragement of intelligent pro- same time, has not been recovered. ' Mrni- M4n.-n;eni mat n woui.i tw mnna.iin ur,u'i iiiiicnuinnii. nv bam vxr. iiuu aucers. tne tavment' or taxes ar.a tne The Long Discussian on lh& House Whiskey Bills is Drawing to a Close. Most of Session Giv- en Up to Speaking ; lion grw . , . . ..M,.rui HI.Il 11 UH1 De ImpOSSiDle ' out of the to recure a Jury in Wilkes that would na P1"01" such a vote. Jury Wiil Take All Night cultivation of hablts jof thrift.. lioncsty I v th" !t.uc t.f North Carolina properly weigh the evidence In block-' "l des,re to say," interposed Mr. and virtue, the building of school' !. I'lril (t thl l-flnv.rtiwl V i.i'lni. . TTtlll o Vo oocnnAn la tflia . , .i.r- x . j, i i..v ciauiini, i.v.. nouses . ana cnurcflt, ine socunng or nrinctnn.Cniiin -v ' ' Tr" The funeral obsequies In honor of cl"ir"lil" education ana nigu ennstian character cjaiTh ... w. ,.w uau: mt- the memory of the lite Representative .-i,urU, ciu i c" and friendship between the races. ; i not k -p it in repair. The Moody will tnke rinr i th itno racity. It is a cheap form of df 'wte t Troughout the entire race . we mus; An act to incorporate the CltlrerV Savings and Trust Company of Ral eigh. An act relating to the stock 'la In Chatham county. An act to provide for the Hectlon of county school superintendent in Bruns wick county by the people. An act to -incorporate Ui town of Fountain in Pitt county. An act to incorporate the town of Laundale In Cleveland county. An act to authorize a v portal tax in Lenoir county. Anact to authorize a FpoclaJ tax In Onslow county. An act to authorize the issu of bond Sunday afternoon. Funeral orations which permits the gentleman to in- keep ailve a feeling of hope and en- will be pronounced bv Renre:ent itive uu'Ke ,n ine expression ne nas useu, coaragement. We hhve seen darker Claude Kltchin. Pou and and only the fact that I am at the K tints. Thomas of Jsamh of v.rHm replying to his blackguardism as It de- CJibon of Tennessee. Champ Clark and J jt1!?- Cochran of AIIssouH. ! bar of the House restrains me from serves." (Democratic applause). This sharp colloquy aroused the .i iriuie viicrii rjrior .o .-h-An.erican war, but was i y the government and ;. Irin Cunuina naval Th" l..it was stationed at -.'. ii f-r wme time un.i the ' :.'iin:i naval reserves took . : .ur alc.rd it. ; ih- naval militia of North " ,-,, ,; ... dertake to rebuke Mr. Siayden. He : a nou.Ki-d that-they were not rhor;:,ge in his accounts, arrived in ld he WaS surPrised that Mr- Sla' x u. tnnd the expenre of the va.hnTtn tn.!.-,v wt,n ko de should use an expression far - ... I! vv i . v. ....... UU ntv. , . , . , , -r-r. n precedent set in the Mullen case to of- i: l,,a" nai empioyea oy. r. u. fr In his l.ehnlf. Mr. Beck Is said on' The gentleman s idea of good man-1 good authority to be slated for remo- "erS d?.eS n?.1 laJJmmend Itself al. Representative itlackhum lil w ur? .",,,,(U ow.,un" C Feb. IS. Spe- Sandy Stevenson murder case was given to the jury at Bis o'clock this evening. NO verdict "had been rendered at nine o'clock and no on news received from the jury room. It is not expected, that the verdict will at Canon be rendered before tomorrow morning, j The conference adopted resolutions gtevenson is charged with aiding in wj,iotJnn days than those through now seem to be passing." which we Kiuns wnn ranowmeinoas oy wmcn the killing of John Miller, by throw the condition ot tne colored agricui- jn nmi U1 a weij The House met at 10 o'clock yester day, and prayer was offered by Rev. W. C. Willson of Mocks ville. The following petitions were introduced: From Washington county, favoring in Yancy to pay outstanding Indebted the colored normal school. ness. From Nash, in favor of the London J An act to alio Coddle Creek town bill, ship in Iredell, county to refund it From Bertie, for temperance legisla- indebtedness. An. act to-authorize Elizabeth Cits From Haywood, against a dispensary to issue bonds. I An act to authorize the town of for temperance Hamlet to issue bonds to build ichK houses. ir.auiine. The depir a "it v ;i ic of the loat and started ;; it ;t NcrfoIk. with the vie f-ii-.tf it to tht" receiving sh.p . .t .tt that iort jm a tender in y with-the Itestlsj nnd the i the training of recruit. The "atv'.ina o:HcIals have now f - r tlr vtsel"s return. The bu i i .ivi.cillon hw decided, how v.a ii needs not only the llor iit t:..;- remainder of these con : w: l-viti which are now in nos- t the state militia. In the ( if-K nnmciulatlon It is stated: ; - il th.. bureau knows of no a .i liable for loaning to N -! "ar-lina ,niIIit!-. Further - tf bureau recommends that i i ' to withdraw the othr i o.mej to various state f.r tl.K- r-rrular ner3 of the rcntmaster D. Beck of Sparta. HoU80 and Mr. Mann of Illinois un- turJgt can improved, and closing . with the declaration that "proEperity and peace are dependent upon good relations between tne races." N ' InsuranIIrIuds Investigation Expected to De velop Startling Revelations . ceeded to say that only very strong ' provocation had induced . him to say what he had. At 5 o'clock the House adjourned un name his successor. D. K. Pope, the new nssayer of the Il.Int lit Chfll-I.-lt f t la her. 14a r.- - - ..- ..v... f ..... t i - . , . ; til tomorrow, tician for North Carolina in a few days. Senator Pritrhard has already e!oct-1 - ed hi- sucresor for the job, which pays ' P fl R I K F fir U0 per annum and requires l.ttle i UUill Ul I L Ul ork. Senatci Pritchard say Secretary Cor telyou today in behalf of his private secretary. Mr. R. II. McNeill, who de Flros to be a chief In one of the di iions of the new department of com irerce. He has a sp'eni'ld showing for the appointment. I.epr.'sentative Levering, from the 1 th it the governors of tne IIo--se committee on inter-state and ioret?n commerce, has favorably re ported." with "oimnJments, the bill wl.i'h has posted the Senate providing for the ro-'tructlon of a llht house and itat be informed of any : k in order that they rr-' pro :, - ir tygnnlsations wi " er MEAT PIKERS JH. 0. U. A. M. The Grand CouncilGover nor Aycock's Educational Deliverances Endorsed PVom Wilkes, one thousand names asking that the question of prohibition be left to the voters of that county. Llqar Bill ltruin4- The discussion of Un pending nhin- Front Stokes, for temperance legisla- key legislation was n-nume.1 and Mr. tlon Aiornpew onercii tne Lomlnn bill an u FromGaston. in favor of the London-substitute for the Watts bill and siup bjti . .ported it1 with a stnms speech. Rill, intr.d.crd Mr. Felf opposed nil the bill. W . . offered a substitute that does not muk By Freeman of Mecklenburg-An act prohibltlon n condltion befor a .Vot relative to working the public roads In Qf people Jg had on bo t Mecklenburg county. .Af w.,tt, f, .u..,..!,. By Willis An act to place the name of John Reece on pension roll. , By Scott Aa act to amend the char ter of the town of Graham. By Brittain An act to prohibit the manufacture and sale of liquor in Ran dolph county. By Beaslej' An act to prevent ga th an able speech, and called the previous ever known in the 'Criminal history of after short talks by delegates. Mr. A dhi . 1 the city. Hazelip of St. Louis, Mo., representing , I I. r l ..i j - - r r a. i - t ; 1 V. i J i , miuuiu nui ue purprisen il u weif xne vvesLeni iiuuiui, hjucu iuai ure UQge U rantS a proved," he said "that the conspira- state council contract for a number of n ; : . i . i , , tors even went .so far as to murder copies of his paper during the year. I I CUMIIIdiy IHJ JIIUIIWII jin cold blood to get bodies for the Rev. J. C. Troy of Durham also asked . Under bherman Act Question. The vote was firat upon the substN tute offered. by Mr. Smith which wo lost ayes 41, noes 12. The House adjourned until 8 o'clock at night. Consideration of the Watts bill being resumed, Mr. Watts said if there wer i the effects of brutal which proposition was the best and to tn mnn,lnIt .wtAn. - ... - . . ' . - . W V(' vitn. - ..-t.r -ii.. '.i. r - - . for signal at..rIamo.J Hhoal -Cane - "'""' 1 treatmefit, which., it is- cnargeo:, she report mereon, iiv,c. - v.-- By Morton-An act for m . ii - - nnces ana restrain traae. ana : 'terir.' of federal .. at Jiaiier-s. ine report is strong in ia- . .va ..n... nt th, narkPrs. ;AJud Poyd has encoun- yor DI - AS amenaea Dy tne whch" 8tated that the charges and al- ' ;o Ui n of a rather forrr'dab'e commltte . the bill provides for the legations .against them were multlfa- -"r. This mornlisr Fenror rrstractlon by a - private contractor rlous, insufficient and not specific, r ri n.i nepice'otive' BHe't- a Jiht house nnd signal at a cost The su,t was begun May io last and ' t?:- matter up with Attnrrev 'ct to e i-ccd 53CC.0C0 to be maintained a temporary injunction was issued. : ! Krox, strenuouIy ur-ng the Cryt year at the exp3nse of the The packers demurrer was argued De- hr.:. .'t of the co irt. whi'-h. th-y contractor, and final payment to be cember 16. - I. v..is n Judi'ial cf'ity. made at the end of five years If the -There can be no doubt," said Judge I- r i wr rlr-irty on recr t rt contractor hns met all requirements. Grosscup. "that the agpeement of the -' !:!? of JuMe In op;.vi- It 1 positively denied today that defendants to refrain from bidding h tv- b:'I rrwitln-r fh -r irr Chief Justice AlVOy Of th COUrt Of Ot- na-lnt ah other In tViA nnrrh.TRP nf ""T 'Vral ICnox sta'el h-t h- P" of the District of Columbia will catt,e ,s a 'combination In restrainst to force her to help those I t.. :-..-rr s It pn-e of t' c case n sign at this time. Senator Prltch- Df trade'; so, also, is their agreement the conspiracy. zi.Iim; the prtident the benefit arl snld tojay that, wni.e rrtenas naa to bid up prices to stimulate ship- :ili. nnd at hit i Tuition ur -el him to become a candidate for ments, intending to cease bidding when .!'rrAd until Frl liv r"m- the position should Judge Alvey re- the shipments have arrived. J'i lz rvyd will be otin?l of slTn. he would not do so. There Is a j "The same result follows," continued ; r--i tn dip..e of th mnt'.er contlrrerry which may result In Sena- the J. Jge, "when we turn the combl- : r ! will b? Inrite! to h" p- tor Prltchard's becoming an aspirant nation of defendants to fix i.ices upon t : : -nt his -ide of the ca-e. for a pillion In the district, but it is and restrict the Quantities of meat shipped to their agents or their cus tomers. Such agreements can be noth Ing less than restriction upon com- Panama, High Point. N. C, Feb. 18. Special. . The largest attendance In the history New York, Feb. J8. Assistant Dis- Cf the state Junior Order United Am-, trlct Attorney Krotel raid today that erican Mechanics answered the roll I the insurance frautl case now under call this morning. Several measures investigation in this city promised to for the good of the order were brought ( Ci lllg V iiU Odtfcjf OCCU AX county. i T3r ManiAl aP TL a itan A - nr tft Oil I should not be surprised if it were the Western Junior, asked that the . . . . .v ,n nnr,.v j By Morris , of McDowell An act' to any gentlemen present who doaircd to appoint justices of the peace in Mc- discuss the bill he hoped they woula Dowell count-. - do so at once, as he desired to clorc By Morton An act In reference to the debate, and in doing ho would calL the stock law in Cape Fear township, the previous question, in New Hanover county. --' J mribw ir Bill By" Mortort An act to. amend the) Mn Morphew 9al(1 at the pr0per tim charter or Wilmington witn rererence he would introduce the Londou bill u a substitute. There in no man. he mild v rv I nil i tti ri M ri mr t rri ttt. I l 1 1 1 1 1 . . .. . . . . ... ..j j .i-- n. fr rtintrflP't:- While '-Mr.' . ' . . . .. .. . ... wumoitHvij- ruwu uu; receiveu ai me nanus w me cuusyira- - or tne narwr mast or tne port ot.wii- bill who cannot much more onHt- tors, Mr. Krotel Eaid,was but a singie Troy is ?e - 1 enUy sup""cT u:n,";r;in:n 1. instance. scribe at will if Iris paper is made the By ErwInAn act to amend the char- purpOSe if the Witts bill c.h to b. According to stories told by her rela- official organ, and asks for no money ter of the town of Morganton. " 1 to restrict the whiskey business to tin- tives, Sarah Webber was tortured In consideration. " . By Woodley-An act to permit the bound3 o police regulation. If thai i. order to compel her to aid in the msur- Several new delegates and junior post cerk superior court of Chowan to ab- true the London hill In lr superijr ance frauds. When the girl left home councilors were obliged today. Guilford gen(. hImsel from his office on certain to ltl A f t,.inp,.rin,.,. ,r she had rosy cheek., and was the pic- 'council No. 23 1 of this place remains the days. . ! lation tie wSs bill is an tt?r failure. purpose of collecting policies. We have the council to make a paper, which he found that twenty-three substitute desires to start in the Interest of the Chicago. Feb. 18. Judge Grosscup. In bodies were passed off on the Hancock order, the official organ of the state the United States 'circuit cpurt today insurance Company alone." , . council. .A committee was appointed grunted a preliminary ' Injunction The fate of Sarah Webber who. it is to see these brothers and ascertain against the meat packers alleged to aiieeed. died from f ture of health. When her family found banner council of the state, having the j By Woodard An act to appoint her she was a shadow of herself. S. e told her brother that she Vad be n CENTRAL AMER'GA largest membership. "While the next place of meet-; been decided on These rural ppofs you have heard m Miilctest In t.n tinieH a? niuch a m i . 7 ? & . justice or tne peace in ramiico t:ouni.j. mufh about are t lj. By Waddell An act for the dra'nage wr,rfi - Thrn s fn beaten, starved and slashed with knives ,nS " nas not oe.en " , , of Belew's creek in . Forsyth county. I corruption in the towns aa there is In in it isaimost a cenaimy mat mcy By Hughes-An act to appoint a jus-,the countr anrJ thei are U n ilium will get it. The officers, so far elected tice.of the peace in Camden county. ,'as many reasons why the cities and at this time, are State Councilor, Geo. ; By Ward An act to prohibit hunting town3 6hould be looked aft. r, to... T. :K. Hood, Goldsboro; Vice Councilor, P. and ' fishing on .-e lands of another in . London bill contains Proviims rea-.l i G. Cobb, Morganton; Secretary, Sam? Johnston county without consent o .$ i&ting the matter in th- town?. If y iel F. Vance, Winston, who succeeds owner. - are in earnest about t-mpcrancc !.; s : himself ; Assistant Secretary, R. H; By Brittain An act for the relief iation j uro-e you to unite wlthT.ic m Jf UlSnuin, vvilii'n, iicasuici, x-. ui juzaueiii tiiui.ii in nanuuiv" ,,t)nor cf the London bill. II you th pr.iyer oi r -.t.itlve Kluttz and perhap? altogether a dhTcrent office. Senators Confronted With a Cloture Rule Fre; Debits vs. Power of the 11.11 O I 1 ! i 1 1 I , I . A T7 IViailRrs nt? aiiny IO Lllc LIUIC u;p, to.ernersMiie. .ohuuciu.,. . county. leoinc to trv to answer t. ' , ,. Horton. Raleigh, which was the first; By Bryan An act for the relief of thft peopje wno hrive petitioned you in ntpUbllCS ' council organized in th? State; War- Roxie Billings in Wilkes countj'. j lhj3 matterf you tan do nothing I"1 pab jo a cable message " ."o-". - ; man support tn wmuuii om. n - tition on thor.fnro nomination In r.ofivP,1 here last nieht from San Sal- oem"IC1' ." ""- 'V". r ,. I . r I ine on,y one ner(J ' ! '.in ority to Obstruct Leg islalion Quay Reso lution Goes Over Without Action '-I'M petition, ana , tnereiore como.nawun ... re.u uac " Outride Sentinel, D. M. Ireland, Eion By Guion-An act to shorten the quirement3 of thR pM,p:t.. This Is m,t f1? f" fi Lai!: College.,The other officers will be fence In Craven stock law territory. lr a mora, - ii...- pcwi.i. ruu.ci, i-ccH ""-" " "-" plpctflfl tonight most probably. It is - By Guion An act to giv a case unW the" Sherman act. nearly ended in war. have now been rtftU? up of this state Jurisdiction pletely changea, iJresiaent i;egaiuo . VT i larrpnv Cabrera having peacefully ar- the business Jon!ght if possible j laiceny i-na At 11 o'clock tonight a banquet will. By E Mr. Lodge of Ma-sac u ett a' l a majority In the Seni:e always get a ote when It Is a real majority, wh.ch must be something more than numerical. "It may be true that the way ot com enforcing any decree -under this petl- and tlon Is beset with difficulties, and that ranged their differences a literal enforcement may re' V in President Zelaya of Nicaragua in other states Etheridge An act to protect cer hp frivpn the visitors at the Elwood, tain fishing in Dare county. AO e the courts , tlon and we nWfit ,ret It on that in cases oi : grounj. j a-m sorry w the.-ten dency here to' keep thin matter, in tn By Moore An act compelling dealers following- resolution was drawn in. ieeasiuns to orana . or Biars tne up by the Juniors, today, endorsing the weight plainly on the bags. ru. c-, . ., T-. t n educational delivery, etc., of Governor coniuerai;oi.s. iuc cuiuiimn aci, eia agreea to nep rjtsiuciu-cicti uumua Interpreted by the supreme court, is of Honduras nff.n aor.. .Mo . ..,1 n h., c.-nlnr o.dclnurD WP.lCn Will last UfllH li.LCt uiiuu.l. The I am not at liberty to stop before such President Regalado Is said to have Ay cock: Mr. McComas of . Maryland" offered a the law of the land, and to the la The congress of Honduras, February "The resolution: .Title. Endorsing realm of politics. But If U Is to May there and be settlvi on th;tt L.isl.s, then I want to declare to you that to .cham pion any moral ?tions cuinot In jure the party. The supren.o Ju-tlc? that rules the worll will endorse I?. The people of th- .Mate have .ukrl ua to settle this o -stin. They as ton. Feb. lS.Th re-olution .t..r Quay, declaring that It is -". of the Senate that there "A K. . . . . . . i 1, ti oi.- on tne siaienouii mu, I irtion of the mornlnz hou. I TO WEAR M3rGAN OUT sub titute for the resolution, wh.ch was a cony of an amendment to the rule must yield obedience. of the Senate o.Tered by Mr. Piatt of Connecticut some time ago, and pro vided for limited cloture. It. T T'Ar.r.AacaA hsllAVe1 thflt the unanimous consent rule was the jLn.- S best method of reaching a vote. f nm8iu... -V;"-""- Mr. DuBois of Idnho. answering par- n khhiu c . . " V- Fpooner " " executive seFlon In order to exhaust II ff il'I II V 111 HIT l i ILill. tlitin - - . m in a - - .-.. -.-. . or tne couiiii i It stand both court and people is, appointed Juan Anger Arias to.be the educational deliverance of his ex Govemor ncM.n r.n tho Hon-irtlirP nf OI -NUI Lll aiuuua, president and Maximo Rosaies to be cellency, . ... . - nf Vnrtl Whereas, the cardinal object of the command of the army Junior Order of United American Me- General"Sierra from the capital, Te guciga'pa, in wlilch is to attack the revolutionists. rtion of the morning hou, s-r-te toiny. Mr. Ii. s.ivlnp th.i It W.TJt ...... . . , . ,. to -hlch h- was opposed, ... T"ta w rm mi 1 1 inpv n i" vote, and not be compelled to belong to the majority party. "Otherwise. said he, "the minority might Just as Lassher Not Drownad chanics Is the advocacy and establish ment of one universal non-sectarian free school system, this principle being By Thomas An act to amend the road law of Ashe county. By Thomas An act to provide for the passage of fish in the north fork ; not aj.k tnat lt j,,.' sent b i' k to them. Charles B. Aycock of Xew river. It wou:a be cov jnhy In us to shift By Carr An act to allow tax. money the repon?Ibi:ity an-i put It bark on collected to build fences to be used for te peopie vrho. sent s here. general purposes. By Carr An' pt for the relief of John R. Dale, clerk superior court of Greene county. By Bowman An act to declare cer- neiu iT V K- th tam territory in Mitchell ciDunty un- party affiliation, believing it to be the Mr. Morgan's physical strength In case w.e "' ..I :, ;Z It develcps that he Is the tfnly oppon- . necessity for the amelioration or tne i "-Mr.- vtn the minority, which r i"ey .. of the ratification of the canal BiUdre- Tk""?" - people, and 1 -t thii k was rljht. I - r ! r-!eut ru.e, he main- " "; iiil.Tf.ttJ r.f h ffllintlT .v i . , . I w ell go home. ---r.-l than If there was R. ieyolutio.1, he' Insisted, j i th. ?r;j.ite practically to put ' ; tur,. uni thoso who hap " -- i-'ntiHily opposed to ' i ,f. st.-.tt-hl bill. T :?.-. f.ti, initio agreeil with r ,i.i fiirv-.l in malntaln r . im. tiio.,. Mr.' Cockrell of 1 - ..ir, th this view. t.f i;firgla expressed the tl.it Hie il' tiate had been pro- i:..' tht.tiKht. finally iut at u '.t; tkii nhtthvr the Senate cloture. "f Connertlcut differed in I". t;,k"'". said thHt he di.l , ':.VC 1:1 lhIut'4. untrammeled . " it i,-.iched the ioInt of treaty. If. however, it . . V . A A A. Baltimore, reo. N 15.-Accoraing to. important factor in the advance- private advices receivea m Baltimore - clViiization and an absolute D l" . Rich . - ti t v, graaea scnooi in tne town or uxrora XV1V t.. t-ViA nwiftlinrflnnn nf trie 0 By Graham An act to allow the com Is found that t,more hardware firm of Carlin & Ful i'f tnrrm abtltnt Mr. Self said he rouM not fnvor any bill that has Wn Introduced h"re. S6me splendid .firgum-nta have ben made here, but v. hen you rome to amino the bills th-y do not - meanum By Graham An act to establish a ; up to the arguments m .-j . Men come here f.n.i nucMm, u, be the greatest . oueMlon we have $ m nt ococo r. "irac"' "" " ausrurate a better system of workine other senators will sp-ak against rati- l"u ' " .7. r.T.r" -Honorable Charles B. AycocK, a most - r,a Mr. Ma-on of Illinois said. tne m.- . norlty is the greater part of the Sen ate, which In the. only "body where the minority stop? legislation.. Mr. Cnrmack of Tennessee said tnat Konate. where debates are carrieu m i'uh-.j for the purpose of obstruction they are likely to lead to a cloture rule which will defeat legitimate debate. No action was laen on the resolution or HubMitute. although a motion had ficatlon the attempt to force a vote at ; ,lv "T""' " , . , , last night, was not among the lost, as one sitting will be abandoned. , V , c one & reported, but is now safe in SuffOik, It Is announced today that if .either i y' LZ! " ... r , . ti t 7..., i , Va. The Baltimore firm received a tne canai ircaij .ul. .. mnjun..- ty treat j- should fail the president will at once call an extra ordinary session up.e, dim - ' , , ' ' missioners of Granville county to In- "Whereas, this principle has in the public roads. now By Ray An act for the relief ! Mary Vickory of Yancey county. By Graham An act to establish of - Acquittal of Majir Glenn Manila. Feb. 18. General Davis , has approved the finding of the court-mar- worthy and efficient champion; therefore. Be It resolved, by the State Council teleam today from Mr. R. L. Wood- V t L, CTT " " Pensary in the town of Oxford. ward of Suffolk, which snid: g,on agsembld at High Point, N. C, r..d Fii.l Keadlnz. "'Mr. Lttssiter was not drown, but Is. fhrit thlg councii endorses most sin-j An act to incorporate the Uorth Caro- safe. See letter. r : (-erely the wise dellverarwces and effec- iina Mining, Manufacturing 'and De- " " . tive actions of his excellency, Hon. velopment Company. ' Morrichnprr Rannf Rnrnor! ' Charles B. Aycock, regarding the ad j An act to amend -the charter of the ndlUoUlllg UCfJUl UUI IICU lvancement of educational facilities and cjtv of Asheville. Charlotte, X. C. Feb. IS. Special. the general establishment and main-I An act to authorize a special tax m AM-: - l. d.A;tre,i that If It was ""t.v.i of tbo resolution to tr. o:j the Snate Its !! , onMderatlon a tial In tht. rase of Malor JiJwin r. been made to refer the matter to the rl . the fifth lnfantry. who was from Charlotte on the Southern Rail- nna. committee on ru!es. Ln,,itto,i .TnnuarV- 29 of the charge of way, was burned this morning at seven "Introduced by William J The depot at Harrisburg, fourteen miles tinance of public schools in North Caro- Anson county. - An act to amend the charter of the Bellamy ,t 1:4" the Senate went Into execu-; unawfuuy killing prisoners of war, o'clock. The building was destroyed sn Ernest Christian, February 19th, tive session to consider the canal j. ,th the Qualification that he disap- with Its contents. The fire was caused 1903, High Point, N. C treaty, the Quay resolution going "t' f the orders issued by Major by the explosion or a gasojme stove,. until tomorrow. 'At 5:20 the doom were Glenn General Davis says -he recog- which was used for heating the struct- oi n.i th Senate adjourned until i - v - - - tomorrow. P llcatC nplliw4nii't the Hae Washington. Feb.l.-The Houso to- nlxes the principle that guides may ure bo impressed and that treacherous guides may "be executed, but he adds that Major Glenn's orders ehowed a reckless , disregartl for human, me city of Wilmington. An act to authorize the town of Greenville to Issue bonds. An act to amend the charter of the" town of Old Fort. An act to authorize the levy of a Trying to Raise the Olive Norfolk, Va., Feb. IS. Wreckers are i special tax in Watauga county, at work in Chowan river today trying j An act to establish a graded school to -aise the steamer Olive, which sank: i ntbe town of Freemont. An act to change the time for hold ing the spring term of Ashe county u- Arguing the Bishop Case Charlotte. N. C, Feb. IS. Special. Monday night,; with a loss of eighteen aningion. rew.y . rtl0rt hlch the general condemns and repro- ; Unless some unforseen event occurs the lives. No bodlfts have yet been recov-jini uay lumeauown iw. - Bishop case will go to the jury late ercd. . . Ue- ronsidpr, and then pay W nr a-m 'that they are afraid to Jet the peJI'- settle it. I am !ad there .nre Kerm men here who haven't forgotten that we have a constitution. I am glad M know that men who quote from tho bill of rights meet with a respectful hearing.. You would think, to liar toine peo ple talk, that North Carolina was nor a state to be proud of; th-tt it necessary for the IxRilntu.e to vio late a fundamental principle on th plea that this H an ewwey We are told that this i" not a drink- ing age. Men who orm ceptable In the Ptoris. brinks, facto- rior coux ' A 111. I. , V 4 ries or on the fftrms. ana result of education and not legislation. Tou.can lead, but yoi cannot drive. You cannot convert the wolf Into rv shepherd do. Ther are many ter- between the or. enrt and .the PIe c,. Me admit that ti, v.y buflnj. i. on. I W rc nii u-i.jw. that do eay wrong court. (Continutd on 5th : ) great evil, and w r . u-.,.. you are entitled to relief, but ve ay that you hv com ir.t th rourt. Go to the Popl a:vl 1.: on the army appvlc,,,v, " i - .-
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Feb. 19, 1903, edition 1
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