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COLUMBUS, N. C THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1908.
NO. 31.
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TH CANVASSING
WOKE.
BOARD AT
Will Require Several Days to Com
plete the Canvass Canvassed Vote
by Counties.
Raleigh, Special. The State can
vassing board, began last week the
anvass of the election returns. The
members, all of whom were present,
are W. G. Lamb, R. T. Claywell, R.
L. Smith and E. B. Freeman, and
tliev are being assisted by Alex. J.
Field. The returns did not come in
in very good shape to the board.
Those for Congress were regular, ex
eDt for Cherokee county which did
not snow rne preuiini vuic. iueu,
too, the returns from the tenth dis
trict were not added. There is also
a grave error in the returns of the
eleclorial vote for Washington coun
ty, there being a discrepancy of some
thing like 1.000 votes as between Taft
and Cox. The corrected returns were
telegraphed for.
The canvassed congressional vote
follows : S
First District.
Counties. Small. Meekins.
Bear, fort . . . . ...... 1968
Camden 408
Chowan 659
:nrrituck 730
Dare 397
"rates. G96
Hertford 885
Hvde 743
Martin 1432
Pasquotank 1042
Perquimans 643
Pitt.. .. .. 2563
Tyrrell 390
Washington 563
1167
143
203
45
411
282
286
166
310
311
439
779
313
487
5342
Total 13119
Small's majority 7777.
Second District.
Counties. Kitchin. Ferguson.
Bertie 1158
Edgecombe 1841
Greene 916
Halifax 2135
Lenoir 1495
Northampton 1677
Warren 1152
Wilson 1901
263
363
488
248
834
113
207
795
3361
"Total 12275
Kitchin 's majoritv 8914.
Third District.
Counties. Thomas
Carteret 1186
Craven 1521
Duplin 1689
Jones ; . . 622
Onslow 995
Pamlico 659
Pender .. 1133
Sampson 1410
Wayne 2329
Total 11544
Thomas' majority 3648.
Hill.
96
350
1105
280
564
484
282
2407
1428
7896
Fourth District.
Counties. Pou.
Chatham 1595
Franklin 2060
Johnston 2797
Nash .... .. 1802
Vance 1188
Wake... 4021
Briggs.
1427
480
2632
1144
'572
2711
8966
Total 13463
rou's majoritv 4497.
Fifth District.
Counties. Brooks. Morehead.
viamance. . . . 2141 2178
Caswell 853 344
Durham 1814 1794
Forsyth 2534
G ran ville 1663
Guilford 3516
Orange.. 995
Person 778
Rockingham 1819
Stokes! .j 1027
Surry.. .. ... .. 1798
2861
651
290F
1059
961
2032
1708
2799
Total.. .. 18938
Morehead 's majority 350.
19288
Will Employ Missionary.
Raleigh, Special. The Home Mis
sionary Society of the First Presby
terian church, this city, has just
decided under the leadership of the
new pastor, Rev. W. McC. White, who
came here from Virginia, to emplov
a missionary for all his time to work
at promising points in Wake county.
The ehurch here is the only Presby
terian church in the county.
Colored Woman Shot.
Charlotte, Special. The house of a
negro man by the name of Gus Por
ter, in lower Providence township,
"was the scene of murder Thursday
night about 8 o'clock, when Daisy
Thompson, a colored woman about
20 years old, was shot with a 38
calibre pistol. One discharge of the
weapon is said to ave accomplished
the deadly work. Two negro men,
Jack Johnson and Sam Broome,
working for Messrs W. T. and L. H.
Kobinson, were arrested and are be
ing held on the charge.
NORTH STATE NEWS
Sixth District.
Counties. Godwin. Slocumb.
Bladen 1183 625
Brunswick.. .. . 660 766
Columbus 2062 1189
Cumberland 1937 1356
Harnett 1561 1029
New Hanover 2165 247
Robeson.. 2974 1173,
Total.. .. 12542 6385
Godwin's majority 6157.
Seventh District.
Counties. Page.
Walser.
Anson: .. 1537
Davidson 2220
255
2484
1158
508
1047
959
2629
361
38
670
'Davie.. 815
Lee 904
Montgomery N 1070
Moore 1244
Randolph 2582
Richmond.. .. .. ..1133
Scotland 761
Union 2081
Yadkin 710
1623
Total ..15057
il732
Page's majority 3325.
Eighth District.
Counties. Hackett. Cowles
Alexander 776
Alleghany ........ 632
Ashe.. 1729
Cabarrus.. .. .... 1635
Caldwell 1463
Iredell 2514
Rowan 2446
Stanly.. .. J 1564
1079
563
1633
1847
1717
1798
1988
1620
1261
3302
Wat-auga. . 1040
Wilkes.. 1 1689
Total.. ..I 154S8
Cowles' majority 1325.
Ninth District.
Counties. Webb.
Burke 1364
Catawba 1939
Cleveland 2341
Gaston 2657
Lincoln 1300
Madison 977
Mecklenburg . . . . t . 4350
Mitchell 582
Yancey 1020
16813
Smith.
1318
1999
1445
1705
1 1 V7
ioqq
l 1 W l
1279
1766
912
Total.. 16530
13514
Webb's majority 3026.
Tenth District.
Counties. Craford. Grant.
Buncombe 3548 3572
Cherokee 837
Clay.. .... .. 351
Graham 432
Haywood 1984
Henderson 983
Jackson 1030
McDowell 991
Macon . . 939
Polk 552
Rutherford 2014
1250
320
464
1263
1442
J ' v i
i77
Swain. 619
Transylvania 604
914
581
Total.. .. .. .. ..14884
Grant's majority 361.
15245
Charters Issued.
The Salisbury Business Men's As
sociation is chartered with $2,000
capital to maintain a social club for
the business men of this growing
young city. John Moyle and J. A.
Hanson are among the incorporators.
State Commissioner of Insurance 3.
R. Young cancels the license of the
Unio trennan jbiik Mwwreg v.
pahy, Toledo, 4Xr t do business in
this State, for the reason that the
Ohio Commissioner of Insurance has
asked for a receiver for the corpora-tioffr-
The Greensboro Manufacturing and
Coal Company gives nice to the
Secretary of State of change of name
of the corporation to The Indepen
dent Ice and Coal Company. W. E.
Hockett is president. The $50,000
capital is readjusted so that $30,000
is common stock.
Distantly Killed.
Raleigh, Special. At Zebulon, this
county, last week Tilden Adams was
fatally shot in the head by Lula
Todd. Coroner Seaparks was called
from Raleigh to investigate and
found it a clear case of accidental
killing, the two having been working
with the gun in a careless way. Both
were colored.
Wounds Betray Him.' ,
Salisbury, Special Warren Whit
mire, colored, an. employe of the Sou
thern-Railway -Company here, was
arrested in Salisbury when he appeal
ed to a physician for treatment of a
gunshot wound in the stomach. He
is believed to be the burglar who was
shot by Mrs. Maud Feamster in her
home in this city last week, when
she fired upon some one m the dark
ness at her bedside. Whitmire's
wounus are uui cuuuucicu uauciuuo,
and it is thought he will stand trial
for the crime.
METHODIST PASTORS ASSIGNED
Bishop Atkins Reads Appointments
for Western North Carolina Con
ference at Closing Session in Ashe
ville. : . ...
The session of the Western North
Carolina Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
closed at Asheville Tuesday morning j
The next session will be held at
Hickory.
The Appointment!.
After a hymn and prayer Bishop
Atkins made some closing remarks to
the Conference and then read the
appointments, which appear below:
Charlotte District.
H. K. Boyer, Presiding Elder.
Ansonville P. L. Terrell.
Charlotte: Belmont Park L. A.
Falls.
Brevard Street C. M. Pickens;
A. R. Surratt, assistant.
Calvary E. E. Williamson.
Chadwick and Seversville J. P.
Hipps.
Dilworth and Big SDrinsrs A. L.
Coburn, supply.
North Charlotte W. O. Gobde,
Trinity E. L. Bain; W. L. Nichol
son, supply.
Tryon Street G. H. Dewilter; W.
W. Bays, superannuary
Derita S. T. Barber.
Lilesville E. J. Poe.
Matthews O. J. Hinson.
Monroe Central Church-
Monroe Central Church H. F.
Chreitzberg.
Morven W. P. McGhee.
Mount Zion A. W. Plyler.
North Monro and Icemorlec M.
T. Steele.
Pineville W. S. Hales.
Polkton L. T. Cordell.
Prospect G. C. Brinkman.
Union ville A. J. Burrus.
. Wadesboro 3. H. West.
Waxhaw C. M. Campbell.
Weddington J. H. Bradley.
Principal Weddington Academy
M. Downum.
Principal Piedmont Industrial
I School J. A. Baldwin.
Missionary to Japan S. A.
r .
Stewart.
Student Vanderbilt University N.
S. Ogburn.
Asheville District.
D. Atkins, presiding elder.
Asheville: Bethel J. D. Arnold.
Central G. T. Rowe.
Haywood Street E. L. Lallance.
North Asheville G. G. Harlty.
Bald Creek L. H. Griffith, supply.
Biltmore and Mount Pleasant G.
H. Chnstenherg.
Burns viile C. E. Hypes.
FnJrview W. J. A. Fry.
HenJersonville Station J. W.
gg2 JVLCore.
1030 Hencersonville Circuit S. L. Meed-
Inlosh, supply.
Hot Springs A. B. Honeycutr.,
sui3?J-v
Marsha. 1 Elmer Simpson, supply
Riverside A. E. Harrison.
Swannanoa M. T. Smathers.
Tryon and Saluda W. A. Newell.
Weaverville Station T. E. Smiley.
Weavervillo Circuit R. D. Profit.
Franklin District.
R. M. Taylor, presiding elder.
Andrews Station C. S. Kirkpat-
riek.
Brvson City J. J. Eads.
Dillsboro and Sylvia C. H. Neal.
Franklin W. G. Hughes, supply.
Franklin Station M. F. Moorer.
Glenville Circuit R. E. Andrews,
suppiy.
Hayesville Circuit D. C. Ballard.
Hiawassee Circuit Gay Boyant,
suppiy
Macon Circuit A. W. Jacobs.
Mnrnhv ( ireillt J. ti. xlODKins,
onrlir 1
Murphy Station W. E. Abernethy.
Dobbinsville Circuit T. J. Fogler.
Webster Circuit J. A. Peeler.
Whittier Circuit D. J. Miller.
Greensboro District.
W. R. Ware, presiding elder.
Asheboro Circuit R. L. Milton.
Asheboro Station C. A. Wood.
Coldridge S. L. Fruit.
Denton J. T. Allred, supply.
East Greensboro A. S. Raper.
Greensboro, Carraway Memorial
W. O. Davis.
fJrftn shorn. Centenary M. A.
Smith.
Greensboro, Spring Garden Street
N. R. Richardson.
Greensboro, Walnut Street J. W.
Insrle.
Greensboro, West Market street
E. K. McLarty.
West Greensboro J. A. Bowles.
High Point, South Main Street
0. P. Adger, G. F. Kirby, assistant.
High Point, Washington Street J.
Ed Thompson.
Liberty W. L. Gnssom.
Pleasant Garden R. A. Kyler.
Ramseur and FranklinsvilTe J. E.
Woolsey.
Randleman and Naomi G. E.
Eaves.
Randolph B. F. Fincher.
Reidsville L. T. Mann.
Ruffin J. P. Hornbuckle.
TJwharrie J. A. Sharpe.
Wentworth S. Taylor.
Editor North Carolina Christian
Advocate H. M. Blair.
Assistant Editor-iw. L. Sherrill.
Secretary and Treasurer Greens
boro Female Collegef W. M. Curtis.
Professor in Trinity College J. C.
Wooten. L
Missionary to Cofea J. B. Moose.
Morganton District.
R. M. Hoyle, presiding elder.
Bakersville J. T Shelton, supply.
Broad River J. Ijj. McNeer, supply.
Cliffside S. E. Richardson.
Connelly Springs-f-J. F. Moser, R.
S. Abernethy, supply.
Elk Park C. E. SSteadman.
Green River W.S. Cherry.
Forest City J. C. Mock.
Henrietta-Caroleen L. P. Boyle.
Morganton Station W. F. Morgan.
Morganton Circuit N. M. Modlin.
Marion H. H. Jordan.
McDowell D. $.f Richardson.
North Catawba Ij. J. Brooks.
Old Fort W. G Mallonee.
Rutherfordton H. J. Rodgers.
Rutherfird College W. E. Poovey.
Spruce Pine A.IP. Foster, supply.
Table Rock Alljert Sherrill.
Thermal Citv VI L. Marsh.
Hnrtlnd tiL H. fTnttle.
President Rutherford College W.
W. Peele.
Professor Rutherford College O.
J. Jones.
Mt. Airy District.
W. M. Bagby, presiding elder.
Boone Circuit W. O. Rudisill.
Creston Careuit-4A. W. Roten, sup
ply.
Elkin Station D. M. Litaker.
Danbury Circuii D. A. Brinkley,
supply. I
East Bend Circuit E. E. Yates.
Helton Circuit fP. L. Shore, sup-
ply.
Jefferson Circuit J. G. W. Hollo-
way.
Jonesville Circuit R. L. Doggett.
Laurel Springs Circuit J. W. Can-
m- . f .
Mt. Airy Circuit J. W. Kennedy.
Mt. Airy Station D. Vance Price.
.North Wilkesioro Station H.
Paris.
Pilot Mountain; Circuit G H.
Brendall. f
Rockford Circuit T. J. Houck,
3unply.
Rural Hall Circuit J. D. Giifcon.
Sparta Circuit-f-G. E. Weaver.
Wilkes Circuit4-W. L. Dawson.
Wilkesboro Station B. F. Hargett.
Yadkinville Circuit W. T. Al
bright.
District Missionary Evangelist H.
E. Barnhardt. I
Salisbury District.
J. C. Rowe, piresiding elder. ,
Albemarle Station H. C. Sprinkle,
Albemarle Circuit J. T. Stover; C.
M. Gentry, supply.
Bethel Station! S. S. Higgins.
Big Lick Circuit W. D. Riden-
hour, supply.'
China Grove Circuit J. A. J. Far-
rington.
Concord, Central P. T. Durham.
Epworth J. IpT. Long.
Forest Hill W. L. Hntchins.
West Concordr-W. C. Jones.
Concord Cireult B. A. York.
Cottonville Circuit R. C. Kirk,
supply. I -
Gold Hill Circuit James Wilson.
Jackson Hill fcircuit E. M. Ever
ett.
Kannapolis J. H. Sellers.
Lexington Station A. L. Stanford.
Linwood Circuit J H. Bennett.
Mount Pleasjant Circuit M. D.
Hix. I
New London Circuit A. L. Aycock.
Norwood Station J. E. Gay.
Salem Station G. A. Staples.
Salisbury, Birst Church S. B.
Turrentine.
Holmes Memorial C. M. Short.
South. Main Street J. B. Craven.
Salisbury Pf W. Rucker.
Snencer Station R. D. Sherrill.
East Spencer North Min Phoeni-
I Bla uniiam. t
West Alberinarle
Circuit J. P-.
Davie.
Woodlcaf Circuit E. G. Pusey.
Principal New London High School
J. D.- Rankii':
bejby District.
C. F. Sherill, presiding elder.
Belwood LJ E. Stacy.
Bessemer Citv, J. F. Armstrong.
Cherryville-4 A. C. Swafford.
Grouse M. ?B. Cleee.
El Bethel T. S. Ellington.
Gastonia, Mkin Street G. D. Her-
man. .
Gasto
-West End and Franklin
Avenue J!' 0. Harmon
Gastonia, Zion J. B. Carpenter
Kind's Mountain D. F. Carver
Lincolnton Station F. L
Towh-
send.
Lincolnton fCircuit J. . W. Stnder.
Lowell W.fVi Honeycutt.
Lowesville D. P. Waters. ,
McAdensviBe C. H. Cabiness.
Mount HoHy J. B. Taber.
Polkville W. M. Bonng.
Shelby Station-J. R. Scruggs,
it l l J i
Kj. Ij&Ull, suppiv .
0U-1U-. n: XT rrcAir
Diitjiuy vni:uit XJ. x-. v..
k.Vnth K nrt- 1 rl. nilSS.
Stanlev Creek D. Wilsom
Statesville District.
J. N. Huggins, presiding elder.
Alexander E. Myers.
Caldwell Al E. Wiley.
Catawba-J. M. Price; M. Y. Self
-&Z a
Granite Falls To be supplied.
Hickory Circuit W. E. Edmond
son. Hickory Station J. H. Weaver.
Iredell J. P. Lanning.
Lenoir Circuit J. Ervin.
Lenoir Station Ira Einjin.
Aden T. S. Coble.
Mooresville Circuit J. W. Jones.
Mooresville Station R. M. Court
ney. Newton E. W. Fox.
Rock Springs W. F. Elliott.
South Lenoir Not given.
Statesville Circuit T. E. Wagg.
Statesville, Broad Street Harold
Turner.
Statesville, Race Street H. H.
Robbins.
Stony Point T. B. Johnson.
Troutman J. J. Edwards.
President Davenport College C.
C. Weaver.
Conference Missionary Evangelist
D. H. Coman.
Waynesville District.
W. H. Willis, presiding elder.
Brevard Station R. G. Tuttle.
Brevard Circuit J. F. Starnes.
Bethel C. A. Swift.
Canton L. B. Abernethy.
Clyde J. H. Green.
Haywood To be supplied.
Jonathan J. B. Hyder, supply.
Leicester C. H. Curtis.
Mills River K. W. Williaams.
North Haywood J. E. Womack.
Spring Creek J. B. Parham.
Sulphur Springs J. W. Campbell
Waynesville J. H. Bernhardt.
West Asheville R. E. Atkinson.
Winston District.
T." E. Marr, presiding elder.
Advance L. L. Smith.
Cooleemee W. Y. Scales.
Davidson H. M. Vestal.
Davie P. E. Parker.
Farmington A. G. Loftin.
Forsyth J. S. Hiatt.
Kernersville H. C. Byrum.
Leakesville A. T. Bell.
Lewisville J. T. Ratledge.
Madison and Mayodan B. Marge-
son.
Mocksville J. F. Kirk.
North Thomasville A. R. Bell.
Spray and Draper T.-S. Jordan.
Stokesdale To be supplied.
Stoneville J. H. Robertson.
Summerfield C. P. Goods.
Thomasville Parker Holmes.
Walkertown W. A. Lambeth.
Walnut Cove C. H. Clyde.
Winston, Burkhead W. M. Biles.
Winston, Centenary J. E. Aber
nethy. Winston, Grace W. M. Robbins.
Winston, Southside and Salem Ti
R. Wolfe.
Agent Children's Home J. P.
Rodgers.
Transferred G. H. Crowell and R.
L. Owenby to Oklahoma Conference;
G. W. Crutchfield to Kentucky Con
ference; A. N. Lewis to Virginia Con
ference; Frank Siler to North Geor
gia Conference and J. F. Totten to
Pacific Conference.
It is not In accordance with th
ethics of amateur sport, and especial
ly with the spirit of intercollegiate
athletics, declares the Philadelphia
Record, that men should be procur
ed to enter a college and to remain
in dt ostensibly as students, when
the real purpose is to fortify the foot
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Victorien Sardou, the great French
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Secretary Root Was Indorsed by the
Republican 'County Committee for
United States Senator. .
William B. Ridgely and his asso
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Andrew Carnegie in a magazine ar
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Frederick Townsend Martin, of
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W. Bourke Cockran, of New York,
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