The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16
FAYETTEVILLE NEWS LETTER
Cotton Warehouse Company-Cham-
Der OF Commerce Moving for a Fed
eral COurt-Hur I'm n Runaway


Fayetteville, March 10.-The dfrec-
tors Of the Cumberland Farmers and
Merchants Warehouse Company have
called for the payment OF ~ per cent
on the capital stock Tor the purchase
of a site and the preliminary plans for
the erection Of the building
AT It's meeting last evening the
chamber of commerce earnestly dis
cussed the need for a public building
Tor Fayetteville, and, III the same con-
nection, the necessity for a term of the
federal court in this city. The cham
Der appointed a special committee to
take into consideration direct railroad
connection between this place and
Southern Pines.
Hon j. G.. Shaw, while riding along
the street in rear of his residence Oh
HaymOunt. about - O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, was thrown from his buggy
Dy MS horse taking fright at the break
ing OF part Of the ~rrnning gear, and
dashing the vehicle against Il fence
Mr. Shaw was badly bruised, but his
injuries are not serious.
Company L, Second regiment. COM
handed by Lieutenant f. K. McKeith-
an, III the absence of Captain Nc
Geachy, passed a satisfactory inspec-
ton before General Balm and Captail1
Schiey and were much pleased with the
visiting officers, among whom was Col
onel I. {. James, Of Wilmington.
Mr.. John III. Anderson, travelling:
salesman of the New York firm Of Teft..
Weller & Co, with his charming wife,
will make Fayetteville his home in the
future, opening a dry goods and no.
ton store in the handsome Lutterloh
store fronting On Green street and
Market Square, though he will not give
up his New York position.
There Was a wreck of two Cr three
box cars. and the overturn Of one pas
senger coach, iii the yards &C the At
lantic Coast Line r. R. on Thursday
night by the backing Of the "Shoo fly
train into through freight No. 200,
No one was hurt.
Yesterday afternoon, before United
States Commissioner Sutton, Maggie
Fowler, coIored, was tried on the
charge of feIl0niOusIy obtaining a reg
tstered letter containing money from
the pOstotfice, falsely signing the name
Of the person for whom it was In
tended
Mr.. and Mrs J.. r. WOOdall, Of
Charlotte, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. La wrence at their country home.
Happy Valley
Mrs. Lamb Of WILLIAMSON, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs E. !. Lilly on Hay
m0nnt.
DR.. +. s. CLARK, Of New York, gen
eraI manager Of the Georgia Pine Pro-
duct Company, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Mr.: Charles Cantwell, who has been
for some time with J. \. Kings ar
riaga and harness house, has resigned,
to engage in business at Tuckoe Falls,
Georgia.
Mr. W.. HDruning, %ex-county com-
missioner iS quite sick at his home on
the east side Of Cape Fear river.
Congressional AS we'll as county po-
t Iitical talk is beginning to circulate
here. Several men are prominently
spoken Of for Mr. PattersOn's seat,
and Mr. Patterson is not u little
spoken Of to- succeed himself. His
/ friends claim that he has made an ex-
/ cellent member Of congress, that he is
becoming, more and more useful TO his
district, and that he should be return
ed to Washington AS many OF the
E Messenger readers know, his district
casts 319 votes in the convention, re-
quiring 160 votes to nominate. Mr..
Patterson,s county of Robson casts 80
+ votes, more than a fourth of the total,
and more than half Of the requisite
majority. If he goes into the con-
l. rnrtjor with hi0 oopnty c0fi6 for him
he will be a hard man to beat.
Misses Lydia and Martha Adams,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Adams on Cool Spring
street, returned to New Bern today.
Mr.. Malcolm Mckenzie. of New
York, arrived in the city last night.
He is president of the standard TurI
pentine Company, formerly the Weed.
Distilling Company, with pine product
plants in this county and New Han
over.
| Miss Roxie L. Dodj. art teacher aud
/ elocutionist in the academic DEPART
ment of the city graded schools, gave.
a charming parlor recital of a class of
her elocution pupils at her home on
| Monument Square last evening. The
programme was attractive, and, rem
| dered admirably.
Paul Price, the well known eyan-
! gelist now conducting a meeting at
| Pittsburg, Pa is expected hare sooa
to conduct a series of meetings, in the
| First Baptist church, OF which, Rev. Dr..
J. J. Hall is pastor.
|. Miss Sutton. of Wilmington, spent
| today with Miss Garry Tuttia.
The spriag lettuce movement is be-
| ginning here. q considerable shipment
having been made this morning.
The building committee Of the new
Hay street Methodist church viii call
at once for one-third Of the suhScrip-
ton. which e speedy york on the
construction
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The cures that stand TO its credit
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