The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-21
THE TWIN CITY.
"A runaway Sensation. 6 Ould's Trans
continental Line..Other Notes.
ESPECIAL Cor SrArE CupoN1c1r


Especial Cor STATE CHnoN1CLE.1
WINSTON, N. c., Nov. 2O.-Quite
sensation was caused here yesterday
When it was found that two young la
dies of Salem, whose character is un-
questioned, took 5000 of their fathers
money and boarded the train for the
North. Various theories as to the rea-
son of their action have been heard, but
the prevailing impression is that they
eloped for the purpose ofmarrying some
where in the North, while a great many
think they had 8 travelling mania. The
relatives of the young ladies are sorely
distressed and b,.ve telegraphed all the
authorities along the different lines to
arrest them.
When the Daily published yesterday
afternoon the telegram also published
in the CHRONICLE of to-day, concerning
the new line from Danville to Win
ston, via the Midland survey, it ex-
cited much discussion. The exact
line Mr. Gould would want for the Eas-
tern connection of his Missouri Pacific is
under discussion. When the road is
completed from this city to Charlotte or
Gastonia via Mocksville and Mooresville
and the line is also completed between
this noint and Bristol, Tennessee, then
Midland survey will strike two goou
lines of the Richmond & Danville, and
which one will be the main line it is hard
to learn. 1t is believed however, that
the line via Bristol and the E. T. V. &
g., will be used to connect with the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Memphis and the other
line for connection at Gre5nville, Miss.
This is sai conjecture however and there
is nothing certain. One thing though
does seem certain, and that is that Mr.
Gould will not depend upon the lease of
the North Carolina railroad, but will
build for himself
Last evening at 8 o'clock in the Cen
tenary church, Mr.. Rufus H. Ogbnrn #
this city, was united in marriage to Mis-
Dena E Newton, 4 young lady well
known in Raleigh. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ". c. Norman, in
the presence of tremendous crowd.
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Several large sales of real estate have
taken place here recently. Yesterday
Mr.. Paul G. Humphrey, of Goldsb0ro,
who is here in the real estate business
purchased for an eastern North Caroline
party lot on Main street for $lS, 900
which cost the seller only $50 some
years back
Mr.. George A Quincy, of the well
kept Hotel Quincy, also purchased TWEEN
ty one acres Of land on the northeastern
suburbs Of the city.
Last night board of directors Of al
the land improvement and investmen
} companies was organized for the pur
, pose, as before stated in the CHRONICLE
Of preventing bcoms and keeping rea
estate dealers from pulling against on
another The board was to be compose
of two representatives from each CON
pany aud is as follows: President, W
A Whitaker; Vice President, G "
Maslin; Secretery, J. L. Patterson; Hor
! F. NJ Simmons, James A. Gray, r. :
Reynolds. managing committee; an
Henry E. Fries, P. M. Wilson, A. II. 3
Ter, W. A. Blair and John W. Hanes.
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The completed map of the West En-
? Hotel aud Land Company has bee
printed, and upon it's side is a handson
engraving of 'The ZiDzandorf," the ne
J hotel to be erected The most beautif
/ portion of all their lands will be arour
e the hotel. The West End Bouleval
u winds about it and comes into Four
II otroo+ a flor FRO ovorono tho IOwnr odoa
II the little hills and completing the circu
q of the knoll upon which the hotel W
be situated. The names of the street
as we'll as can recall them, are Jarv
Forsyth, Shallow Ford, Brookston, Pill
= View and Glover Dale Avenue, al
around the whole, down in the valle
will be created what will be known
Sunset Drive. M. VICTOR