The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-11-13
CITIZENS STILL INDIGNANT
MAJORITY OF RALEIGH ALDER
MEN UNDER FIRE.
New C.N4 Commissioners to be Ap-
pointed} supreme Court-Miss
Pace xnd VIZ. Fuller to be Married.
Othert Raleigh News.
Messenger bureau.

Raleigh, y. g, November ?.
MI r. Young was summoned to
NeISbrieans today by the news Of the
dslHh Of his infant daughter Virginia,
@Nh0 died there yesterday. He had a
letter yesterday stating that the child
was better, 5u. d telegram last night
gave news Of the death. 1t reached
him while he VAS at Hamlet on his way
to Shelby Tor an Insurance trial. He
came here and then left for New Or
i leans. The child mad been sick several
weeks.
Charers are granted the Silva Mica
Mining Company, Of Jackson county
capita stock $4,000. MarcelIus Bucan-
an and others stockholders. and to the
GuiIford Ice ana Fuel Company. of
Greensboro. capital stock 800. 600, Jacob
Miller. of cincinnati owning nearly all
The stock.
{. Z. Foy, one of the directors of the
Atlantic and North Carolina railway
WAS here yesterday to see Governor
AycOck. The affairs of that road are
being given much public and private at
teution.
ON Wednesday the payment of prem
iuIns awarded at the State fair here
VIII begin. this being an unusually
prompt payment.
Hardwood floors are being laid in the
government building here, the old floors
being Of soft wood and badly splinter
ed
Today Joseph Moore. coIored, aged
j., Nos taken to the reformatory at
CnrItaham. Md. having been convicted
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containing ii check and using the lat
ter
Judge Purue.I viii appoint new Unit
cu States commissioners at Fayetteville
ANA Louisburg.
Il was stated today that O. G.. King.
one of the three men elected dispensary
commissioners here by the aldermen
desires 10 retire. one of the aldermen
who voted for King and the other two
men. expresses himself rs heartily
ashamed Of his action. There is u strong
Telling IN favor of having al ~indigna-
ton meeting and as one OF the advo-
! Gates of the dispeusary says Make it
|, 50 hot for the majority of the board of
aldermen that they Will either resign
or leave the community" It is assert
et that the action of the majority IS in
subVerSion of all good government and
III absolute detiuauce Of the expression
OF The popular Will.
In the superior court here today Geo.
Smith who sometime ago lost Il leg in
the yards Of the Seaboard Air Line here
while tIagmau. brought suit tor $780,
OUu damages. The case WAS taken up
this afternoon.
The supreme court today took up the
appeals from the 18th district. Ar
engagements are made to have the case
of the Armour Packing Company which
IS resisting the payment of the licensed
tax taken up tomorrow. as the -attOr-
ney general Will have to go to Wash
ingtou Wednesday to appear in the
case of Sheriff Simms of Person county
against the railway. this case involving
the validity of the tax on sewing ma
chimes Machines were shipped into
the state to an agent. who at this time
happened to be the railway agent for
delivery. The sheriff attempted to col
I"Ct the tax, but was faced with the
statement that this would be a violation
OF the Interstate Commerce law. He
thereupOn sued .he railway anG won the
case in the superior and state supreme
courts.
Arch Bishop Leo Hafd of the Roman
Catholic church in this state, is to be
here this month and preach.
The annual meeting of the State Lit
I. erary and Historical Society is to be
Jheld Wednesday evening il the audito- |
D rum of the Agricultural and Mechani-
at college.
The social event of this week is the
wedding Wednesday evening &C Jones |
Fuller. Esq. Of Durham and Miss Mat
I've Pace, of Raleigh. Mr.. Frank L. |
Fuller Will be best man and Miss Susie |
Heck maid of honor.