The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-02-27
Members of Raleigh Bar Indiffer-
ent Toward the Calendar
The Judge Insists That Cases Ready
Must be Tried-Many Charters by
the State-Governor Glenn Delight
ed With Trip to Newbern and VIII
mington-Attorney General Gilmer
Argues Third District Appeals Be-
fore the Supreme Court.
Messenger Bureau,
Raleigh, \. c., February 21

Raleigh, \. c., February 81.
The state Chartered the Dove-Bosi
Company, Concord, for general mer-
chandise, with three thousand dollars
paid in out of an authC-ized capital
stock of ten thousand dollars, L. L.
Bost. ]. F. Cline, Frank McGraw, and
Mrs. NJ. Trying are stockholders The
CASTOR Land and Lumber Company,
McAdensville, CASTOR county, one hun
ured thousand dollars capital stock of
which twenty thousand is subscribed
by Z. r. Ray, 3. III. Parker, Hon. 0. F.
Maon, K. L. Adams, G. l.. Webb, T .
.. FayssOux, J. Z. Clemmer, and K.
Il. Merritt The Central Electric Com
pany, for manufacture and sale with
$4,000 capital stock, D. G.. Waddell, c.
". Petty and G. E. Leak subscribing
$1,000. The Milton Bridge Company
for the operation of toll bridge with
$1,000 paid III by J. 2 Tree, W. B.
Lewis of Danville, Va, James A.
Hurdle, S. S. Stephens, w P Ray,
and others of Milton The Albemarle
Grocery Company, wholesale, with
$4,000 paid in by L. Hartsell, D. B.
McCurby, and others of Albemarle
with an authorized capital stock of
$4,000.
Governor Glenn is more than enthu-
siastic and is deeply appreciative Of
the reception accorded him both at
New Bern and Wilmington as we'll as
by the people he met en- route. The
governor is more and more of the Opin-
10 nthat North Carolinians are the real
sault of the earth. The governor is
looking forward with much pleasure
TO his trip to Southern Pines where he
will on February 24th believer the
principal address before the Blue and
the Gray" He has requested that his
personal staff will attend him in full
uniform. The aldermen Of Fayette-
vile have petitioned Governor Glenn
asking his good offices to the end that
the national government Will cooperate
with North Carolina in special work
along the Cape Fear river in order
that fish may come up the Cape Fear
as well as into the Albemarle waters.
Governor Glenn has laid the matter
before ae North Carolina board of
geological sur ey and they hope to be
able to effect such measures.
Ben Williams, Jr the railroad negro
who, on Monday afternoon shot and
killed Alex Clark, anOth r negro III
Raleigh, and who, even while under
the influence of whiskey made his es-
cape was this morning arrested at
Hamlet, by Chief of Police J. P. Spen-
Ger, of that place who wired Chief
Mullins of the Raleigh department, for
instructions. The Raleigh chief sent
an officer on an early morning train
over the SeabOard, and Williams was
brought here where he was committed
to prison.
The Mutual Publishing Company of
Raleigh will within few days COM
plete the installment of a splendid new
Miehle Press, one of the highest classes
of book machinery, and another Mer-
genthaler typesetting machine. These
improvements and extensions have be-
come necessary because of the great
volume of work being handled by that
company, their weekly issuance being
something more than $4,000 copies of
the following named papers; The Pro-
gressive Farmer, Biblical Recorder,
Raeligh Christian Advocate, Mer-
chants Journal, American Seminal and
Enterprise.
His friends over the state will re-
gret to know that the condition OF
Judge T. 3. Womack is such that he
will be detained at the hospital for two
or three weeks longer.
The Catholic Church in Raleigh was
the scene this morning of the marriage
of Miss Annie Dughi, the young
daughter of Mr.. A. Dughi and Mr. j.
D. Mag, a promising young business
man of Baltimore, and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augutus Mag of that city.
reception that was markedly brilliant
in all of its appointments as well as
one of the most largely attended given
in the city of Raleigh was rendered by
tlIr Dughi who is one of the southern
caterers of distinguished note, tonight
at his home on Saunders street The
young bride was the recipient of al
most counties presents, these being an
expression to her, not only of personal
esteem, but also an evidence of tf7
universal popularity of her father
throughout several southern states.
Attorney General Gilmer has been
occupied with the cases on appear Ill
the supreme court from the third dis
trict, notably that. f the state and the
CITY of New Bern against the Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad for the vi
-oiation of an ordinance obtaining in
the town of New Bern, and based upon
a contract entered into between the
town of New Bern and the railroad as
named The lessor of the road, with
reference to the shifting of cars upon
and about Hancock street, held that
violations had been committed against
the terms of agreement and against
an ordinance as well. The case was
appealed to the supreme court, having
been tried at the October term of 1905.
Another case is that of the state versus
Davis, from Pitt county, in the matter
of an assault under the statute by the
pointing of a pistol. There was con-
xy;n ~, +r rTt