The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-11-02
B|V|hs IS HELLO FOR MURDER
IDENTITY of the Man He Killed
Not Yet Established.
Efforts TO Find Out His Name are
Fruitless-Simmons and Duncan
Both Claim the Eighth and 10th
Districts-Charters by the State
Exercises at St. Augustinc's.
Messenger Bureau.
Raleigh, y. c., October

| Charters are granted the Carolina
Engineering Company, of Burlington.
TO do general engineering, surveying.
construction Of roads and bridges. steel
construction, capital stock s125, 900, J
". Gates and others stockholders; the
! Monroe insurance and Inves ;Elent
! Company Of Monroe, S50,00O, w S
Biakeney anu others stockholders, ;his
! charter being blanket one; the Cam
5erland Savings and Trust Company,
Fayetteville, $4,000, 10 operate a saw
ings bank. Frank H. Stedman, OF VII
mington, principal stockholder.
/ The corporation commission orders
/ the SeabOard Air Line and the Atlantic
/ Coast Line railways 10 build q union
passenger station at Pembroke, and 20
arrange for a freight depot there with
in sixty days from date.
State Chairman Simmons left today
Tor Carteret county TO speak. He said
just before leaving that the Vo.e N the
state would be fuller than he expected
at first it would be. He IS very much
pleased with the general outlook. From
/ various quarters the news comes that
| the party is holding its own in the
! east and will make gains in the west.
Revenue Collector Duncan takes Issue
with these statements and insists that
the republicans will make gains every
where, declaring most positively that
Blackburn will be elected toi congress
in the Sth district and Britt in the 10th
The very attractive and extensive
exhibit made at the state fair by. Wake,
Edgecombe, and New Hanover counties
have been purchased and carefully put
away in order to be used in the North
| Carolina exhibits at the Jamestown
Exposition
Chief Game Warden John w. Up
church secured the arrest of a man and
a boy here for killing partridges out of
season. For month he has been in
Forsyth county, and says that des-
pite rumors that birds are being killed
there out of season he found extremely
/ little foundation for these, and says
| very few have been killed. Birds are
well protected there and are very nu-
merOus and as many as 20 cOveys have
been seen in the suburbs Of Winston.
Salem, some birds even coming into the
yards and eating with the domestic
fowls.
From democratic state headquarters
the announcement is made that Hon,
Theodore F. Kluttz will be with State
Auditor Dixon and speak at GovernC"
Glenn's appointments a Lexington. Mt
Pleasant and Concord.
The capitol square is being set in
grass and regarded and will be next
spring more attractive than ever be-
fore.
Efforts continue to ascertain tho
name of the dead man buried here, who
was killed by Detective Bivins. UnfOr-
tunately no photograph OF him was
taken. At least three persons are sure
that the man was named BrysOn, one
that he was James Southan of Lyach-
burg. and two that he was George Nc
Laughlin, Of Portsmouth, but this is
very queer that none of BrysOn's peo-
pie have shown up or made any inquiry
about him, or if other persons were
missing that more inquiries had not
been made. AS a matter Of fact lIO
inquiries at all have been made.
At the exercises last night at St.
AugusttHe's Negro Normal school th3re
were talks by Bishop Cheshire, State
superintendent Joyner, DR.. George /.
Winston. Bishop Grey, Of New York,
Captain Mahan, Rev. Dr. Bryan, Of
Petersburg, Rev. Silas McBee and Mr..
Bishop. George Foster Peabody did rot
come here with his party, having re-
turned north from Petersburg. The
members of the party have all gone
south, continuing the inspection Of tIe
various negro schools.
In the superior court here late iast
night the jury in the case Of Mrs. Mat
tie S. Myatt VS. ]. Walter Myatt, her
husband, gave verdict in her favor
for $4,000 she had lent him. She is y
daughter of the late Governor Daniel
G. Fowle
There are four aspirants for the po-
sition of inspector general Of the Ha
tional guards of this state, but the
governor will not make any appoint
ments until about the 1st of December.
State Democratic Chairman Simmons
announces that while Governor Glenn
is out Of the state On his sad mission
to Georgia, State Auditor Dixon will
fill his speaking appointments.
The supreme court took up today the
tenth district appeals. The following
attorneys are present: Theodore F. /!
Kluttz, R. NJ. Fright, T. c. Linn. z. !
q. Raper, Fl. l. Spence, T. J. Jerome |
and Mr.. Taylor, of Greensboro
Your correspondent was at the to- !,
bacco warehouses today and found bid i
ding very lively, the American and I'M !,
peril Companies having buyers here
who really bid against each other, |
though 1t is said the companies are
affiliated. One of the file said that the
prices were better than they had been
in several years and says that the crop
Is 25 per cent. short, owing mainly
to the rains, the season having been
a very unfavorable one. A great de-
of care has been required to prevent
the tobacco from moulding and even
In spite of this some has been damaged
There was a very interesting, in fact
sensational occurrence here today in
connection with the dead body OF the