The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-11-01
Messenger Bureau,
Raleigh. y. c.. October 30

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station at Wadesboro, many petitions
having been filed for such a con'en-
fence there. Another order requires
the Seaboard Air Line and the caro-
lima and Northwestern 10
build a union passenger station al
L~incolntOn.
The commission made an order as
to the condemnation of lands at
~Thomasville for right Of way for the
belt line railway which Is 10 Dc
constructed there.
Today attorneys Robert ". Winston
and Fred A. Woodland, employed N
the Southern railway rate case ~
the corporation commission, returned
from Washington, with them being
Clerk Brown of the commission. The
next hearing of this notable case Will
be at Raleigh at a time to be named
by Standing Master Montgomery AT
| this hearing the state will put on It's
| witnesses. Several of these have been
| summoned. as already stated,lnclu1-
ing Vice President Andrews, George
| W. Crater, Bookkeeper Hall OF the
| Evening 1lllco, LIZ coiISo
long connected with the Seaboard Air
Line railway and now president of
the Martin Knitting Mills here
The news was good today from
Secretary of Agriculture Bruner and
Superintendent Brooks of the Soldiers
Home. The former is able to sit up
a little, and food is now given him.
49, -.S ~ 1s-o1 an nont0nNidC
A charter is granted the Chemical
Lime Company Of New Bern, to make
lime. cement, fertilizers of various
kinds, operate oil mills, etc, the
capital stock being $4,000, and the
stockholders F. NJ. Simmons, c. D
Bradham, L. I. Moore, Of New Ben
and J. D. Farrior Of Wilson.
The Wilson Publishing Company OF
that town, is granted a charsef' tae
amount of capital stock beirg S2o'ooE
and 7. 0. Foy the principal stock
holder.
Another charter is to the WindleT
, Crcsstie Company, Of Wilmington.
oaDifs1 stock SO, 1000, to buy and ship
ties in the United States and abroad.
T,li7s Hahn being chief stakeholder.
another being r. T. Windley.
The Swannanoa Country Club is au-
|, t1orized to igue $4,000 Of stock and
, 10 change it's name to the Ashevilie
, jCountry Club, incorporated.
The FairmOnt Cotton Storage Com
panv, at the place Of that name IL
Robson county, gets a charter. the
I amount OF capital stock being %25,UH"
and DR.. 0. w. Brown being the chief
stakeholder.
Governor Glenn goes to Atlanta
tomorrow to attend So conference OH
the railway rate question. at which
the Governor of Georgia and Alabama
/ Roke Smith and Conner, will be pres
ent. 4 great deal of public atteht1oH
in the south is centered upon this
question. which has taken the from
rank this wear among public matters
though there are many people Wnc
rank the question of freight rates a.
far more important than that OF pas
senger fares.
In the superior court today the cas-
of DR.. Jones of High Point, agalns
the Provident Savings and Life In
urance Company of New Yorh~WhlCl
had been on trial for three days, wen
to the jury. Both sides made a stroh
fight in this case, which involves a
least two important points, one o
them new.
; There is every eason to believ
/ that if the financial troubles north be
come easy there will be another eE
= tension of the Raleigh Street Raj
= wav system in the spring. There ar
= a number of enterprises or 4 larg
Gale in this state in which the tune
e come from the great northern inves
a ment companies and so the situate
t there is of no little interest here.
: And now it is declared that Sail
i bury is to be added to the dry O
0 in North Carolina. 1t has been che
( the wettest. Attorney Lee Wright,
/ that place who was attending Il
l. supreme court, says the Drohibitlo
d lists will win by some hundred Fot
il The area in which whiskey is legal
=. sold in North Carolina has been na
rowed very much indeed and is ne
extremely limited.
At the First Presbyterian chul'
i this evening Mr.. Edward Roe StamI
a son of the late E. r. Stamps, Es
a. of this city was united in marriage
Miss Elizabeth Brown, daughter
MFR. Louis T. Brown, manager OF
i'll Kennon hotel at GoldsbOro.
llr The flag OF the cruiser Raleigh a
IS the homecoming pennant Of n l
ter, of China silk, 600 feet long,
to be placed in the Hall of Histe
The men of, the cruiser made the g
of the flag and pennant to the CT
The pennantrfs now looped twice
Of tirely around the gallery OF Metropt
le- tan Hall. Seaman Richard Darden
the Raleigh, who brought the FL
to here spent 500 in order to do I
IT and see his parents, coming all