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--: if f ACv IK , m i ! ; . ft i b i.. ' No: 2t. NEW BERN, CRAVEN COUNTY", N.'C, TUESbAY JUNE, 30. 1908 FIRST SECTION 31th YEAR i i i i ------- iii ii i POSSIBILITY OF A-IM HIJS OK USE THE I'TTERLX HOPELESS DEAD " LOCK IS THE CONVENTION CAUSES 'DISCUSSION OF '. EXPEDIENTS ' " " - Ml WB DZFEATED Record of Ballots TakenThe Fiue , (nation ef Votes Not 80 Marked as , .They Were Yesterday Whatever ; Change Ther Is Denotes The lb sence of Delegates Who Are Leaving , The Cltj." v. '-'', Special to Journal. ' , . - Convention Hall,- Charlotte, N. C, June. 20. The balloting on the govtrn 'ce is unprtctdeutedly japid, due to the - liuchanged votes and Kitchln has held a lead of 385 against Craig's 333 ana home 140 since the. 30th ballot, no the thirty-third.;-There is more dark Jxorse talk now than ... Some of Craig's leaders are willing to support another - candidate It they can carry all the delegates tor- him. 'there is talk by Kltchlu supporters bt moving for the'; postponement . 01 governor, nominating the Lieutenant Governor and the balance of, the State lickt t, passing primary resolution and submitting that Issue to the people. Kltchin Erriisilf discourages the move butsuggests culminating the present tight then taking before the people the primary resolution. At 9:30 convention has been In con etant se salon since ten this morning. ; Hopeless deadlocs.';V-,V.1----'...-r.;'-:- How The Ballots Went ' -Fouhtee nth 11:49 a. nu -.-". ; ., Riichia ; , . ,,'.882 Craig ., ..322 Horne .. ... ..153 , FTfteenlb 12:00 m. Kitchln .r 38C Craig .r ...- ,.327 Home ." .. ... ,. -..149 . Slxtetoth 12:50 p. m. Kitchln ..,.... ..386 Crsig t- tf . 331 n-. Horne ., . .138 7 Sevcnteenth 1:50 p". ni".-' ' Kltchin v. ., .. V. ,,382 Craig .. .. -..336 Horne . , .. '. . . . .. '..138 Eighteenth 2:07 p. m. : ..'.. Kitchln ., ..v.. ..375 v-. . CrftI j ., '- 333 .' 1 ' Horne ... ..138 . - Thos. W. Mason 10 N Nineteenth 2:48 p.-mv- Kltchin ... ...... :.383 Craig .. :337 Horne .. ... .. ....139 . Twentieth 3:10 p. m. :. ; . V Kitchln .. .. ... .. ..383 Craig . . . I i . , ,"335 i ' Horne .. . '.. ;. ',.139 ' . Twenty-first 3:30 pv m. ' i Kltchin .. .. .. .. ..382 ' Craig .. k. .T. ...,337 Homo .. ,...137 : Twenty-second 3:46 p. m. ' Kltcliin".. . ..382 : , Craig . .. .. ..337 Home .. ,t.y ... .. ..137 Twtnty-third-r-4 p. m. - ' ' ' L. j Kltchin ..383 . ' Craig .'.7.337 Horne ., .. ..139 Twenty-fourth 5 p. m. . 1'. Kitchln .. .... '. ..8S3 Craig .. 330 Horne ........... ..138 Twenty-fifth 6:30 p. m. - . Kltchlu'.. .. .: ;. ..383 Craig, y.. ..336 - Home..-.-. .. .7.... 137 " Tweuty-slxth 7 p. m. .- ' -Kitchln'".. ..384 ' Craig ..337 - ''- Horne -.. .. .. '; 143 ' Ttnty-Mventh 7:30 p. m. ; . - ": ' Kltchin .. .. .. ..383 : ' : !':. Craig .. .. .. ;.' ..331 . Horne .. .. TV .. .142 Twenty-eighth--8:05 p. m. Kitchln .-. .. .. .. ,.883 Craig . 7 .335. - Horne .. ..143 Twenty-ninth I p. m. Kitchln .. 1. .. ..'..383 Craig .. ..338 Horne ... .. ".. ..143 TliirtieTh ' 9:30 p. m. - .' Kitchln .. ;. .. .. ..385 Craig ..332, Home .. .. .V-....140 - Thirty (lint 10:03 p. m. ' Kildiln .. .. .. .. ..385 C'rit!)? 332 Home 140 Tlilrty-ncci'iid 10:30 p. m. Kitdiln 3S5 Craig 3.12 Horns . . . .140 Thirty-fourth ballot: Kltchin 2S" CmlK 333 l!.rne 1"8 1 : !,ty -f;h bHlot: ; "'i 3"."i ': ..I."! : 1 ESGAPE GUARD MOSiEt FOR" THE ADDITIONAL LAND FOB METHODIST OR-- PHANACE" COMING. - IN . . ' " GENHOISII .PROSPEROUS ; IKDUS1RT All Oucssers Backed Off The Board Hary RalnfaU Find a Hale Infant Claims of Republican Club Fine Outlook - For Fruit EarlyHonIo Grown Water Melons. ' " . Siiecial Correspondence. . . - ;i , . . Raleigh, N. C.,, June 26. Mention vas recently made of the escape of tve Stot convicts from the gang of ifty, employed In rajtlway building in Kydo county. .News now comes of the escape of, two ethers, both negroes, from the penitentiary farm-In Hali fax county.. Those who got. away are lames Grant, who was sent from Ire iell; seven years ago to serve a ten ,-ear term for murder In the second le-gree and Archie Woodruff, who was lentenccd from Forsyth seven .years igo for -murder In the second degree; rhe State used to pay a reward of 10 for tli recapture of convicts, but his is hew increased to $25 and ex cuses are also paid. ' Moi ey Is coming In dolly to super- ntendent John N. Cole, of the Mfctho- JlBt Orphanage and he Is deeply grat- fied at the response to his personal ppeals to forty well known Metho lists in. this State to contribute each mother money $260 to pay for an icre of the land recently bought andtthe position which he , now holds hlth' adjoins that originally purchas ed for' the-Methodist orphanage. -''. , : Of all the Industries iif the State. this year, the; most successful have been the fertilizer factories, and at several of these plants extensions and other' Improvements are in .progress, rhis Is the case at the Caraieigh plant it Raleigh," where $10,000 will thus be expended tn preparation for'ntxt sea son. The cotton seed oil mills have a rery good season,, also, and some im provements are bejng"'made at the one here. , , ' ' . Work Is begun on the mains which re to supply West Raleigh and the agricultural & Mechanical College vlth city water. The College trustees tave for some time desired to secure he water, and they will also get an 'm proved Are service.'; The cadet' ba- alllon will be drilled as a fire brl- nde., . ';-, v'..';" frv- .;'"..-''.?. All the guessers here were put out f business by the long delay of the State Convention in selecting a can- lidate", for1 governor. -. Interest ; today as greater than at any other time ind was shown by both young and Id." Si The rainfall yesterday was the heav jet east of here and a few farmers ay there is a little, too much. : The otol rainfall this month Is not yet up to the averager however. tinder the porch of the home of a veil known blind man here, there was lound last night a white Infant, a boy. ipparently but a few hours old. The :hild Is very hearty, though ' It had been soaked by the heavy rains, It vas taken , to Rex Hospital and ar angements are being made for proper ire of ft. ' ' ' ': iv ;, :i?v The Republicans in this city are naklng a great many claims about heir local club, and .assert that it tas over 625 members and that they ave-organized-several other clubs In arlous townships In this State. - ". -fit ate Entomologlat Franklin Sher lan cxprrssrs-hls pleasure at the out- Kik for fruit this year. Though In nine s ctlonS the' April freese -did a ot r,t damage to the fruit, -yet in thers none was done. - The June fig rop along the coast is very fine and inny of the figs are of extremely 3n?e site. -This Is Rn early season as was roved by the cotton already coming h. " A few miles south of Raleigh here Is quite an Important melon hipping jttcf Ion, around Auburn, and lamer, nnd from there the first ones re coming In. ' ' PMH-Amerlran Congress Ends Ixri(lon, June 2G. St. Paul's Cath rlral wns packed today for the thanks Ivlng servlre that closrd the Pan Vnierlrnn CfnreaH. At Ihe end of the ervlc- more than two hiindrcd arch i!flh"P and lilnhopa from all pnrtH f he world, In rolim of crliuson liie, purple and white, mamird up (ho centre slwle two by two and lal Mi thnnkKglving offorlnnn of tliplr lliirr n n on the altar, llmse on rliuts foot up $1,700,000. The delrgafps will voip a r w days to social fcHtivltirs t ! Mini ,1 f:,r them. fxdfol occident iogsjg::: Mother of Insurance Commissioner . loung Falls From Hoase :-' 'J.-.; -Steps . ... - .-'. ; Special to Journal. Raleigh, N.' C, June 26. Ten: days ago. Mri. P. W. Young, aged 74 fell from the steps of the home of her son, Insurance ' Commissioner - James R. Young here, and her thigh fractured. Last night Mr. Young was telegraphed for, he being at the Democratic Con vention at Charlotte. Her death- la hourly expected. Commissioner Youn found her unconscious. NEWSPAPER SUS- - - . - , JENDS PUBLICATION Journalistic Venture ef Six" Months Standing Proves That It Does Not Fill a Long Felt - 1 Want - Special to Journal. -' - Wilson, N. C, June 26. The In dustrial Advocate, a daily afternoon paper whicte began publlcatiotf-here six months ago. owned by Wilson Pub lishing Company, and which went Into receivership recently, suspended to day. Mr. J. O. Foy was editor: The Advocate . will; not ,' resume, the plant will be sold. i Foriqer New Bcrnlan" Promoted - -4 The following Is from the New Or leans Pecayune, and relates to a gen tloman who1 was born In this city and lived here until 14 years. He isthe nephew of Mrs. E. K. Bryan. L. "M. Pool has been elected Vioe- President of the Hlbernla Bank and frust Company.' . . Jr:- "Mr. Pool has been In the employ of, the company for the past sixteen years, starting in as a clerk, and Is n every sense "self-made," rising, to through his energy and attention to duty at all times. . , - ' ' - "For the' bast six years Mr. Pool has been Assistant Cashier, and his election to, the high position of ac tive Vice-President of , the large In stitution by the' Board of Directors of the Bank at their meeting yesterday was greeted with generaLxejolclng by his friends. doveruor-tJleun io- CouTentlott,.- Raleigh, N. C., June '27. Governor Glenn has a telegram from Jonesboro, Tennessee, where-his wife and daugh ter, Miss Rebecca, are, that by a fall her ankle is, badly sprained. This Will prevent her and her mother from going to Atlantic City, as planned. Governor Glenn deeply concerned this afternoon about the deadlock at the State convention, and he sent the following telegram to chairman Par sons: "In the Interest of the Demo-J cratlc party, , and as a. mere sugges tion to the convention from a private citizen, and in the interest of no can didate, would it not be wise at this time to discard primary Instruction's, and each delegate to vote for the can-1 didate he may desire T Read this to the convention.' , V' r , ' '"--"-..' v ' Find Huge Diamond Field -Berlin, Ju'he 27 A dispatch received here, from Windhoek, Damara Land, German Southwest Africa, says that a diamond field, the extent of which is nearly ten square miles, has been dis- coved at Luderltz Bay. Grain Destroyed by Fire . Dultith, Minn., June 27. Fire de- itroyed elevator "D" ot the Consoli dated Elevator Compony. dock Na 1, and sheds ot the Northern Pacific Rail road Company, at Rich Point, caus ing a loss ot more than $1,000,OOOV Vnllaht work by a dozen tugboats, which aided the fire department, aaved ths bay front at that point from being entirely swept away. The fire, which started from an explosion burned in elevator "D". burned for over two honrs. The losses are as follows: Klevator "D", $300,000; wheat 877.' 000 buBhels, $403,390: flax 277,000 buBhels, $274,670; barley, 7,000 bush els, $7,300; Northern Pacific dock, No. 1, $30,000; total $1,101,420. Held l-p-Msde Tbcm Eat Plea Des Moines, Iowa, June 27. The party of Democratic leaders of 1111 nols, bound for Denver In an automo bile train, were hld up and banqueted at a picnic on the farm of Mrs. Hal ley, an sunt of Roger C. Sullivan, near Colo, Iowa. Mrs. HaJley, a Jolly Irish woman, eighty years old, suddenly ap peared In front ot the lending automo bile, waving a hugs American fla She made herself known and rounding (he entire party up on the lawn, foted thrm on Iowa ploH, rnke and lemon ado for thirty minutes, Crypt fur Tsui Jones Washington. D. C, Juno 27. The Hoard of Visitors to the Naval Acad emy In Its rrpoit to the Navy In art Hu nt p.iyn that the ! 'y (if J- ! n ThuI Jones has r-tn;,!i, ,1 :'.!, t . i ' : !' ' i f ir t' i " -i, ( kitg::::i ice r: 3 Horse Withdraws After 8IxUlk Bal 1- s. .- lot The Tate By tfalkts. i Charlotte, N. C. June After three days and nights con-st, the wildest ever seen la a DemocitUlc con vention In North Carolina, ,W, W. Kltchin received the nomintftio tor governor tonight. Mr. Horie with drew after sixtieth ballot, ' Oaf the sixty-first ballot Kltchin receivei the nomination amid tumultous shout and cheers. The following is the fesilt by ballots. . $ j Hew The BaQott IfeatjK Thirty-eighth ballot: ? t .1 . .'Kitchln :.. ,"T.'..' ..r.V.S - Home". . -w4". lf Thirty-ninth oallot: -; 'V -f Craig., f.f , -' Horne ForUeth ballot: r Kltchin .. - Craig . .: .. ' Horne ..'' . .. Forty-first ballot: Kitchln It , ; . ; . . Horne-v.' ,. ' J87 Forty-second ballot:-- Kitchln..? i. T, Craig.. .. Horne .. .. Forty-third ballot: ' Kltchin ... "..'-.; Craig Horne . . '.. '.', Forty-fourth ballot; !-, Kitchln .. V. . Craig. . r. , Horne .XZZ-i.,'i Forty-fifth, ballot: ; Kitchln.; Craig 'i'.-":';,. Home Forty-sixth ballot: Kitchln ';.":; i.v Cralg':V. '1ij''j Horne ... . $. ,v Forty-seventh; ballot: . Kltchin ''.".. .. .,.:.'. Craig .-. . . -v . ' Horne . . ' , .' .. 4 Forty-eighth ballot:' . ' Kitchln Vr,, - Craig V. Horne V, T. Forty-ninth ballot: i Kltchin - Craig Horne . . . ;.i72 , - Fiftieth ballot: I Kltchin V Craig Horne illot: , V f Fifty-first ballot KKchln Craig .. .. . Horne ... .. Fifty-second ballot . Kltchin .. ..... ."..488 -Craig ... -..ii,. .. ..192 Horne .... . . . .-v. .'.176 Fifty-third ballot: . hi v ; vKitchln'.. .. ,-. ..-'.." $88 v Craig ..'U . .v Jaaoo. ' 2UMrne . T' . . f- : .161. - Fffty-lonrth ballot: ' ' n ? Kltchin .'.389 . Craig .'. .. .3D4 '.Home ,v?fiS.T . v.162 Fifty-fifth' ballot: - A ; I Kitchln ... n. .". .389 Craig . i . .,'.106 Horne vv t.ieo i Fifty-alxth ballot: T ; T - Kitchln ;. .... .. i.'-iin Craig .. .. .. .V ..$2$ Horne '. . -; '. . i.i4ft Fifty-seventh ballot: !.. Kitehln ,. .. ..95 Craig "... i .-. .. . .124 Horne .. .. .V- .. ..1S Fifty-eighth ballot : . . ' ; . . r; Kitchln ;.v .. ..:..l94. Craig .. .. $21 Home .V .. .. .. ..i$0 Fifty-ninth ballot: . f Kltcbtn.. .. .. .. . .197, Craig .. ..821 Home ..rms7 Sixtieth Ballot: - Kltchin .. .. .... ,.199 Craig.N .. ;. ,. .. .,322 Home .. .v.... ..'..134 Special to Journal " 4 Charlotte, N. C, Jane $7. (Midnight) A later report states that With the withdrawal of Horne, the vote on the sixty-first ballot resulted, Kitchln 473 and fraction; Craig 381 and fraction; Home 1.69. The attempt td, make KItchln's nomination unanimous was only partially successful there being protests and noise. The confusion to) lowing nomination tor Governor de Iayed other nominations, and at this hour it Is not possible to get any re turns. Pates of F.arsmpmeat Fixed Social to Journal. nlrl,;h, N. C June 29. Governor Glenn d finitely f s July 18th for the eiiraiii-ii,etit f the First Reglnient t Camp Cienn, Mori-head City, Sml July 27th an for tui eiicampment tit the Third 1.' ; ' ... t t! a re, bo an to five t!:ii for the riifuii n ,f l. rt-r.i-' i.fs to c to (": y I'.'i ry, ' 1 I I r 0 at C. : ' ' !r l r. . i- h" K OUT DELEGATES RETURN DOME FROM CHARLOTTE - 1 - AND GQ TO BED CRUISER DAY SET JULY 3GD As Jnly Third By Lieutenant-Governor Francis D. Winston First Regiment Per Camp Glenn July Wthr-Teaeh-era Institute Day For Wake Much ' Improvement in Wake Schools. Special Correspondence. -;;ahignr N. C June .-Two of ihe visitors to the Charlotte Convention returned, one of these being clerk Henry Clay Brown,N of the Corpora tion Commission, who found the con vention so trying that he wag in bed today.' A clerk in one ot the other de partments came In and said that from Tuesday morning until today, a period of 96 hours he had slept pnly one hour. All last' night people hung a round the bulletin board and watched the returns.: One piece of news was that an effort had been made to swing the Craig men to Horne' and it was found that only 40 per cent could be iwung to him. The first telegram bulletined today was that Horne wouM withdraw. 8ome.pt the strongest Home men here say it is now 'time for him to retire from the contest,' ' Mention has been' made of the find ing of an Infant tinder a porch here in an army haversack. V' Today the little fellow, who is at Rex Hospital, was named Grover, and he will getj the remainder of his name when the Democratic candidates for governor is nominated. ;"' ; ; ? , , ' County superintendent Judd says much work is being done In school im provements in Wake, it is In pro tress on the $12,000 High School at WaoelohiOther schools under way in Oak Grove,: iilttle River and McCul 'Vrs. ' In little River there are two of : these nc w buildings. K During the ast two years 45 have been: built at n average cost of $2,500 each. From July J3th to 25th the Wak feachers Institute will be held at the 'ary Sehool, which has the honor of ielng ' the. first of, the Rural High Schools established in the State. There ire 130 white teachers in this county, md all are expected to be present A lumber of special trained and well mown educators will deliver lectures it the Institute, Including President Henry Louis . Smith, . of Davidson College; .President .William U Potent, if Wake Forest College; James M. Parr of the University ot Florida; and Superintendent T. R. Foust, of Gull- ord; W. H. fiagsdale, of Pitt andvAr- hur R White, of Franklin. Lt Governor ; Francis D. Winston, he chairman of the joint legislative Tommittee to select, purchase and pre vent the silver service to the Cruiser North Carolina, names July 3rd as the date of the presentation, the place being, a already stated oft the. port of Beaufort,' Two revenue cuttert will be there and of course there will be .a number of other boats to handle visitors. The big cruiser will lie oft ,t sea. probably a mile or so from ihore. "'-'! " '-,"'. Adjutant General Robertson , an nounces that the First Regiment of the North Carolina National Guard wtil go nto camp at Camp Glenn, two miles his side of More head City, July 20th fhe duration of the encampment Is tot yt settled, but will depend upon be funds, available. The date when h( Third Regiment will go Into camp t Iho same place Is not yet deter nlnid, but will be In all probability arty In August ' The War Depart- mnt bears the expense of these en ampments In all particulars and they ost the State nothing. Governor Glenn left tor Greensboro this sftr rnoon to spend Snndiy with his mother and will be back. In his office early Monday morning. M. E. Bertholdt, of Oklahoma, has been aelected by the T. M. C. A. at the A. M. College here, to be the se ere tary of that organisation. He sue needs A. R. Walton, who goes to Yale University, to study the ferelgn mission field. It Is learned from vice nrealdent D. It. Hill, of the A. ft M. College, that work on the Y. M. C building there will In all prabablllty begin within the next ninety days. State Entomologist Franklin Sher man dm l.imirif a rlrmlur cover In it the orchard lnsirctlon together with I a lUt of the larger fruit growers and also a bulletin containing very valu- Isble suggestions for the .improvement of farm liomrs. This will be found of very great value to farmers and the female numbers of their famlllt s and a copy ot It ought to be In every country home. Covernor Oloun hue had tln best ri'fil i f !' year during tho past three ,!-iys. 1'.. I ns im'l tmr.lly any tmnl ii. a; n-l v-ry f w ..:' is rnl t hl'i i 1( ,! I f !' o ( ' t i ' ' 1 I 1 V n r'.'y. l.' lit !' tEUSTOFTHECOIkiENTIO'J Senator Simmons Nominated Delegate At Large Te The National . Convention - : The following Bute officers : were nominated; v For Governor William W. Kitchln. " For Lieutenant Governor - W. C. New land. Secretary of, State J. Bry - an Crimes. - .,..-"-.- Treasurer B. B. Lacy. - Auditor B. F. Dlxeu. For Superintendent ef Public- - Instruction J. I. Jeyner. For Commissioner ef Insur- ance James R. Toung, - . For Attorney General T. W. BIekett l,v ; ::::4,: & : , ' Special to Journal. . . il-"r Cahrlotte, N. C June 29. The del egates finished up the business of the State Convention today and adjourned sine die. ': ,f ,.; -.';' ;-; r.-;; - On roll cai. Senator 'F: M. Simmons was elected delegate at large to the Matlonal Convention at Denverrl re ceiving 840 votes. ' : There - were 10 votes cast against him and 7 not rep resented. 'Governor R. B. Glenn and Senator L. S." Overman were also lected delegates at large best "Rocket Brand". Lawn Hose, at Right Prices call at our store and be eonvlnccd-J. S. BASNIGHT HARD WARE COMPANY. t - BAIRDS CREEK ITEMS Special Correspondence. Bairds Creek, N. C, June 26. We ars having some fine weather now. Som of the farmers are well pleased with their crops.1 ; ;' :'"'y ''v A, ..('. Mr. Thomas Bennett has the finest erop of corn In Pamlico. Miss Hattle Holton of Olympia, Is at this place, teaching music. ' 1 Misses Sadie and Rosetta Dixon, were guests of their brother, Mr W. I. Dixon, Saturday and Sunday, last. Some of our friends attended . the burial of Mr,. Joshua Rows, Sunday. Some of our boys and girls attend- d the Children's Day exercises at Heelsboro, Sunday. r iMr. George Moore, of Rcelsbora as the guest ot his sister, Mrs. Hat- ie Brinson, Sunday. ; ;''' Mr. W. H. Dixon Ind J. W. Dixon went to New' Bern on business Sat- trday. . . BLUB EYES. ' Do you need a Lawn Mower! I.' to, we carry the Crescent and Bab Grand, and yon may bet ear price? are all right tooJ. 8. BASNIGHT HARDWARE COMPANY. . Rev. John J. Roberts . .. , The recent notice In The Church oan of the passing of the Rev. John I. Roberta, D. D., In the eighty-ninth ear of his age, calls nn affectionate tnd grateful remlnlsceuce on the part f some who have known him longest nd best The writer of this dates, the conscious beginning of his spiritual life from the Influences ot his Sunday khool, sixty years ago." After all the ntervening years of almost total sep aration It was his privilege to be ad- nikted only the past winter into the nterlor lite ot his home and to be brought Into the close Intimacy of tn unabated affection. The faith and lope, . the love and devotion Inspired y that brief contact has made to one it least, the close of that long minis try the benediction Its beginning had been. . ' , ' ' The Roberts family of New Bern, N. C gave much in Its day to the church and several members to the ministry. Dr. Roberts entered the ministry un- ler Bishop Ives, in 1845, and was suc cessively rector of the parishes ot Pitta boro, N. C, Wlnnsboro, and Clarement, S. C. Removing subsequently to New York, he was In charge and Instrumen tal In building St. Thomas's Chapel, and later associate rector of St. Ste phen's, and for a time cf Zion and St Timothy's. . . ' After his retirement from active lervloe," in consequence of age, he kept up the services, of the church In Martha's Vineyard and Sandwich, first in his own home, and then In chapels which he was Instrumental in build ing. To the very last the offices t the church were dally observed in tho bosom ef his Tamlly. and be passed a-- CVer known Lire. Gtanl . 'Vr way in the confidence of a certain ' frrncls 1). Win.:! on, pr !'! d and d. -faith and In the comfort-of a Joyful live red an address, and holy hope. I W. P. DUBOSE. Tallfeast For Stale Fair' Sliedal to Journal. Raleigh, N. C, June 27. At a meet ing today of the State Agricultural flcrhty, It was decided to luvlte the nominees of ( h of tho five political pnrth s to Pehk tt the r.inte Fair here in Octolw r. Aiiiui'" mi iitg cre ahfo ninde-to erect ' iv a f: e i roi.f au '.l t orlnni, f ' ; 1 I I ECLIPSE CHIIEil OF ATTRACTIO; GENERAL DEMAND FOB A HOBS EFFICIENT PRIMARY LAW NEXT LEGISLATURE ' ' WILL ENACT ONE ENLISTMENTS E3C Um '''' v . j .-'.-".- Waif Named After The Late President J Cleveland Mi After W. W. EKelifa -athoUe Netiatte Made Priest ' f Measles at The Methodist Orphan- , age Crop Reports Jatlmafe Plentl. : hd Results Big Organ Being In -stalled- ' ' Special Correspondence ' r Raleigh, Nj C, June 29. Governor Glenn, came in . this morning ; from Greensboro, arid reportid Uiat his mo- ther's condition was Improved, though . she had quite a severe attnei of rheu . ; matlsm. " He leaves for Denver tomor row at noon and will stop for a few hours at Washington, to see the Secre tary of War about matters relating to the National Guard. 'C ;.'- There seems to be a very general , expression of pleasure at the result o the Demdbrailc State Ccnve'utlon, One r farmer who was, and is an enthusias- tic admirer and supporter ot Kltchin - said yesterday's eclipse ; was clearly in honor of the nomination.- j": The eclipse attracted a great deal of , attention here.' On the grounds of the Baptist University for Women there was a telescope and your correspond ent, and others had the pleasure of looking at the sun through this. At rangenieuU had been made to see the. planets near the sun in the evening, -.. but the sky was quite cloudy in that : quarter. ' ; ' ., .-' ;. --' The work of putting up the big or- : gan in the auditorium ct tue huu Sohool tor the Blind, is In progress and it is being Installed la the east nd of the "big room. ' The generai expression ot opinion. -"lire Is thct tha legislature will prompt 'y provide a State primary taw. For this there is a general demand. "It is also said that the aspirants for . governor spent a total of something -like a hundred thousand dollars lu their campaign for the nomination. Today the remainder ot the title of the wait of a baby which Is now ct Rex Hospital was completed, and he -is Grover Kitchln. V , At noon today State SuperinUndtt. Joyner left for Cleveland, Ohio, to at tend the annual convention of the Na tional Educational Association. Only good news comes in sbont tho crops, i Farmers say cotton has con tinued to nutfte excellent progress. : Cora certainly never looked better than at this season. The wheat crop vi'as the best In a great many years. That at the farm ot the Agricultural & Mechanical College here certainly turned out well.:'; '' A great deal of satisfaction Is ex pressed at the arrangements, which re being made by me State Agricul tural Society for a great auditorium at the Fair Grounds here. The build ing has in fact always been a neces sity. , -. ' ! '. V . . ' Capt. Winston, In charge ' ot the United States recruiting station In the eastern part ot the State, reports a very goodnumber of enlistments Quite a fc-ood type of men have been secured. At the Catholic church at Nazareth. where the orphanage Is locate !, Fa- tbr flsyden, was msde a prit-st yes terday. He -was stationed here fvur ye.irs sgo as a Seminarian and has re- -tly been at Belmont Tils d'jtis will b here. The number of orphans it Nazareth Is 62. An epldeti:!c of measles t the ?.T.t odlst Orrhcnnge here is pasbiug oif. hont 60 of the children had It, but tVrr ate no cases at all serious. ' St John's Diry Cileltraled Social to J.iurnal. Raleigh, N. C., June 27. The cele b: itlcn of St. John's fy by the Vn sens ft the Oxfcrd Orfhan Asy'.um, w ,s merited by the iiirp-nt guthrlr.T " Tcnesncls Weatenliur. Carf.cas, Vetie., June 23. TLo V i inelan GoverDnicnt' hns ' s Its slilt ernlrwt Ati.broro IT. 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The Semi-Weekly Sun-Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 30, 1908, edition 1
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