The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-10-26
Sentence of Nay|and FerreII for
Assault With Pistol.
ATTACK ON JEFFERSON COLE
Hosiery Mills Company Chartered.
Opinions Of the Supreme Court
Missing Actor Probably Seen Near
Raleigh-Joyner Urged Not to Re-
sign.
Especial to The Messenger J

Raleigh, N. c., October 23.-The
state charters the Zebulon Hosiery
Mills at Zebulon, Wake county, capital
stock $4,000, T. ]. Horton and others
of Durham. stockholders.
State Superintendent Joyner has re-
ceived resolutions adopted by the west
central district association of county
superintendent urging him not to re-
sign, there being a general impression
that he will be rendered the presi-
dency of the state Normal and Indus
trial college at Greensboro.
Police Justice Badger sent Wayland
Ferrell to Jail for sixty days for as
sault with a deadly weapon upon JEFF
ferson Coke, of Raleigh, in the house
OF Bertha Brown, in the tenderloin
district. She swore she saw Ferrell
behind Coke with a drawn revolver.
Coke went into her room and locked
the door. She seized Ferrells pistol
and attempted to take it away 1t was
acclden-ly discharged and the bullet
entered b r body. She swore Ferrell
and Coke had qIarreiled directly be-
lore, and Coke had thrown Ferrell out
| CT Ler room. Coke submit to th7
affray and paid costs.
| The supreme court filed the follow
ing opinions: Lumber Co. VS.. Cedar
| &C, from Dare, reversed; State vs.
| Cantwrn, from New Hanover, affirm
| ed; Hatcher VS.. Faison. from Dupl.n,
| affirmed; Dewey VS.. Railroad. from
! Wayne, affirmed; Mccoy VS.. Railroad
from Brunswick, error; Marlborough
VS.. Banking Co., from Cumberland, af-
firmed; Perry VS.. Hackney, from Chat
| ham, affirmed; Cherry VS.. Pow Co.,
| from Chatham, affirmed in both ap-
peSls; Wall vs.. Wall, from Anson, af-
| firmed; Mckethan VS.. Blue, from
Moore, reversed; Ledbttter VS.. Cotton
S ed &C., from Richmond, per curiam,
| affirmed; States. VS.. HOugh, from An
| son, per cIriam, affirmed: Row ell VS..
Little, from Union, per curiam, affirm
ed; State VS.. Scott, from Union, per
curian, affirmed; State VS.. Little from
Guilford, dismissed under rule II;
! Trust Company vs. Battle, from Gull
ford, dismissed under 1ule II.
Appeals from 18th district will not eb
| ceIId b for Wednesday, NOven Der
7th, day after election
In the case of Dewey and others of
GOldsbOro against Atlantic Coast Line
and the Southern Railroad for the pur-
pose CT dissolving the order of the
col poration commission to these roads
to maintain union passenger depot
at the head of Walnut street, the court
J says the statue gives the issiOn
power to require union depots to be
built and maintained by railways, and
gives railways express power to con-
denim lands for suen uses and gives
also incidental right to railways tC
make necessary changes in their
routes at such points. The court says
plaintiffs fell in their action.
Nathan Powell, living eight miles
! from here, came in today and says he
/ and others last Thursday saw a mar
they are sure was the missing actor
Francis Starr, of the 'It Happened I
Nordland" company, who left here *
mysteriously Wednesday afternoon
Powell says the mans descrit ton cor
responded exactly with the descrip
ton. and he thought at once it was tn
same man, having read the newspaper
story. Powers son sold the man {
ticket to Wilson Fl day F. om tha
point he could take the Altar tic Coas
> Line north. The man said he hat
served in the English army. He hat
plenty OF money. He wartod VIII 'ske.
and said he had gott IN on a little spre'
| and left Raleigh. He gave his nam
to TO one.