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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

Or J. VIM. Jones. the chaploin-gene-
raj. then invoked the Divine blessing upon
the convention. Ile asked the "God OF
our common country and prayed that aN
Confcdcratcs may ne TRUE i0 thg prnci-
pies OF constitutional freedom for which
our fathers fourhr and that 'thcse
principles might Doe handed down 90 our
children and chllrens children
lie invoked the Divine blessings upon
tho President o. the United States and all
in authority
Speaker carey Of the House of Repre-
souiauvcs OF South Carolina. pre- anted
The resolutions adopted Dog the General
Assembly in roeaId TO the holding of the
reunion Goa dis state
General walker then introduced Lieu
tenant Governor McSwccuey. whose mon
ton of Wheeler was applaudcd.
Mayor Smythe. OF Charlosto extended
20 The visitors wC'come.
General Gordon was then escorted 10
the 'front.' % the stage and his appear
anro was the signal for "a storm of APP
plausc. Cheers and shrln yclls for the
commandcr-in-cbiof mingled with the
crash OF tho band. and hats. handker-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

Milwaukee coal beavers struck Tor
and o cents ton sor unloading soft and
hard coal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
i. So: 49, 80. %l@1r'
M[instetexxikIzo Il
DENTON 20. N

Miejseoyo6d' + Floleey apsnaa==test :
wielk,e] parowweej PLY Bra!ei Foley:
Parowa pila 1at1udnia 5o4lndz'
rznie, 10000 stop drzewa No dsien
kupujao 1e cd: f { n Nt',' 4. s..
Jest tam takze jut 6piechrs no
80 tysiecy buszli,je jest duly store
generally, zywy,ggodnny hotel, doQb,rrY
.dworze3 kolejowy / katolick.@ kof-
ci6{. =r: 5 d i -;
A A powstaja diva nvwe: eeglalnafe
domy, jeden ma store, drpgi %
bank, cegIauy miYn na; 100 beczek,
oraz wypczYczalnia pojazd6w,
:. ,!Zlem'a " sokolicy natezY do
nsallwlecei urodzaioyoh= " caIAj
Minnesota. W pobli4u a~niajdulg zig
polskte osady polsk,e kosoi,Ay,s
Foley p~olozone Jest mad koleja
Great Northern Lefty prawie -
po}owie drog. &. Minneapolis DIS
puluth,:5 KtobY sic prasnaiw tenn.
m!asteo.ku lubzw okolicY O,
nlechaj pisae v~sgledem b!issaIoh
ssczeg6l6w pod adressm ~.
L. T. GRADY, Foley, Nine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
NApISzD zlslaJ!

DOM MocK1zW7o1A,
Box54, DErRo1T, M1oR
i do4ac7 2 cent. Inark2
q otrzymasz KATALoG
nar6znesK siazki.s ztaN-
|Magiozne, zabawA Fass
MILNE, K~arty>przepG
wiadajace przyszlosc,
t, d. Ce1ybardzantz@.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

a1'a:HlliIRLlAIljN,llllDll,,|4lla,z. YJEllsl no W.
1lglaI III : ! : ! ! Zsfa Z
p skodgz - u w sgze Y u
gosci o So sl|z! /. J
' u. .lHl,rlanaaie, Be oddaje lej
w}adze do urzadzenia wszyst.
;[;:',:i3:ej 5 p svo,jjei VII ri, /.
re cieszyiby sic bardzo, gdyby
i ona podaia n,u sPosobnost {.
!. ~ 80 IN. tfns%* as-4+ g s.t' ~
do okazania je) serdecznej
mriiilosci / szacunku, jakiemi
ola niej jest przelety.
s-.-rr . --rei-: = < rmstees ..Ssnr -1"tNT " 3~h
Hirlanda odEowiedziala, ze
" zatrudnleniu domowcm
znejduje najwisksza rozfy !. Is:
! ME pra s>nie mic wiecej, jak
tylko, azebyArtus %zaPomnial 9
TEN. CO JUL mineto. tax jak
Ola Q tenn %zapomniala, azeby
z az tax samo byl przyja-
clelski i wesoly jak niegdys, !
azeby sluzba starannie wy,
konywala swe pra 6 Ia Z
trudnieni4 mic wiecej ME
pragnie, . skoro TO sic sta
ne: nate enc bedzi Z .praw-
dziwie wesola. aadowolona !.
szczeSliwa. /.
Jedyna zmiana, przydala,
jaka " jej usposobieniu zaszla
" czasie swego oddalenia,
GF:z5.
Jest ia, re ia jej dawniejsze
stosunki zbl'tyly w'scej do
Boga ] przyzwyczaila sic 60
ran o.. ! wiee :7 poSw'scaf
przynaj ] pol godainy ga
modlitwe; dlatego pragnie
uczesaz e : p il:nd': co ). rano n'
swy1kle nabozehstwo, a co
:w,jecz6r odmawiat swe modlit~
Wy v! i pacierze obo xi9zkowe W
kapllcy zamkowej. Artus
przyrzekl nietylko ME prse-
szkadzat jej W tenn, lecz ow-
szem towarzyszyt jej,. i1ekrot
MI mu IA to p,ozwol9 obo,wiazki.
slu;2i Is rozkazal ksiq5s
surowo, azeby byla lego 4on'e J:
), We : J. !v Tvs 1: poslussna,
! czynlla w $; vs.: CODY mo-
glo przycz'yn't sis SIC DO. is: jej
:radosci ! rrozrywki. Ale ME
potrzeba bylo tych rozkaz6w
gl!,dly!z wszyscy ia szanowali !
milowali. weselili sig i
radowali tylko wtedy, gdy
widzieli, 1e ich ksie'zoa Sic
weseli i raduje. Niedlugo.
zakwitlo znowu na zamku
:. !. !. & fs44s.. 81 -: #1.@s:fs, 4 IS = EsE So, =
prawdziwe szczetcie domoWe.
@,, a. NJ, Il i 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

ffozn;s1l noWiIa, Is 81 IS ~ nM 'e.'sh 7Pospi - .i7an1 So = &
iiz I'D ls' o NnAa eAsaa1l NH asaAa4 Z IN $50 s'aa5 2 laks j.
Ilizyc!a, l liah 11 o soooRI HfHeee1zss oOe1no oeAap NPraA Nsaf s.
hNll5R RlfA Il uo ezaa ~ f $50 )ego SIS Azsss1s1hsl !
Etakzes Niels zbbhlogich gq1ai, "a kkoshalo. 4zale. lego sun11 & g
kktapffap1a=1 n4 sic ny dor1nakazy"a'o na ods'42e 80 1zk2l &
s'a "eczAN Wy"o1'fe - : 'eko - 6
AIYaha# @ Y n1W ~ = lY UN"i Nv - 80. eN'.y d
lpeln' sefdeezne) raoose' : z'nny ufes1z P11e4' g = : :
katdy ze siuzoy uwazal ss "a "skros' zacza' dfzee l { teo1oa1E E
fs4Weeo'=@RoY 80 ! S.. =.. :
"ak s s"'ao = = i: Il - = 6" q
lanoze )aka P'zysugF. - $50 80 60 49,: =, = a Is
ie ERA osW'aoe1y' ~ 'yoe' peo : So 80 - j Il. go
Driven sWe1. clotee' g p QUE : -" 1 80 eapye''a - 6
Vaz Przyfzek' ks'eIu za'az - 9 : - % D 'R 80 !
on'a VY zen ! ~ ) 'e 800 !" l. 80 - !"
1po on gN'l' nus )" ! ~ !" - uuu - 80 * -" "0a' 80 -" $500 o .
ozn ACES" "a " esco' goyz1 M 9 p'aSW'''e"1S s''YSsI0
lllkNs''qq7s w>]eoz'e. : "e"u'1 M ee'a1 : ea'e1 y - ~
ola tego tsozae z"os7o"pl prze 3 ca ,ouN4u. : - :
jutro "a poeeenae. so' Nn" w. go 60 "a 80 1865 :. & 8
e'otlks4a So oYaoy - ~ - - : D" = : 800 !. at....ss. .1. f.
1 : go oo]azo . po1Ne' : "7 '1'''a' - - $3.50
t' 800 = 80 - T.
szezssc'a f1'f'a"oy ''pe''e se ms "'esou"eko' : ~
ne memo - .u.4..= +. :" - = .f go Mass :.
)nk c'fzka VI! "os'a'a = $ sll''AAl .1:z>s4s azs" : :
lfoz1aka r1'tlaooy Z pao's @'96' les1c go uae NV : !" :
s"fu : ." "e''Ve" ~ o~
lSo'q W. "" = - 49, - :. 49, .";0o :.z:.'' -,
Ite1o'k lep'e) Wyoorazc', a. a"z z1 }esz na koo ~ 80 1es1 :" 80 s"4 :
I'o p '"'. o y - = -! os 80 H : 80 80: ! 80 :
prz''zee1eo'a' N = Ply 'o'o !" @"T
(iaeld1kl na3tepnel w'osny |siuzonych ~yrauto~' ktofe r.
oawzalem: sig odw'edza' za. moe sefe e "n'e) oFsez7 IS {
I~1al;}, ujoro We rnz-jTuva0n W{enI 1e Gle beZec~Ia
1"y : 80 = -. - - 1.'t'o'. !. ~ ~. =5n]~
Isezen'a' aye e'eook' sm nut ME ee oszok ae'.. : 90 49,. go : Us "
Przelmeo 'a ) t1 dugo noge s przyP'sac why why IT, 81; =
fka2da Z Mich, gdy sic po razI Wszystkiego, co mustalam |tJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

O WN
,l4g daIs1y.)
skorc sie oliasa .a|tey|
pokrzepil. poprosil eiotke !
Hitlan!dlee. (! Dc os!olbB,n.ego J. pc:
koju i opowiedz'al mo scr.
decznem zyczenii ID ksieeia
Artusa. a1eby. !. II. H.i ria e.. CO. 2,
rychlej powf6cila, j 8 wiel=.:
kiej radosci v zamku poza
zamkiem q 2. pov'ot'du pow { "
ksietnej; poezem skladat jej!
serdec;sino zyez,'etnla, dodaj4c.
ae ME watp'i, i odtad ]: !sl'';:
dsae bsdzie lepsze ! pfaw-
dziwie szczesliwe dni ma.
sWym. xamku.
I ciotka lego tE wyou i y jje=jj
take > s.cz q zy , y i: !
ubole;vaa (, e predict Me
wiedziala, il tax dostoj~
ma osoba> znajduje sic W
jej zainku, / u ME m''og'a
odda6 j ] il prsyo 4 ! oze' 81 /
u',any ~ j.. ::l dis
kowala serdecznle rycerzowl.
"a. jeeo staranie, a jeeo.
ciotce "a dobre prsyjec'e:'
jakiego dotzd doaoav4 !,
dodajac. s. e ME ino o. !. an, %
"a jedno ami "a dru9ie, Cd:
wdzieczyt sic dostatecznie.
Tymczase:mi przyh'itesiono
ubi6t Hiflandy; rycerz Oil
ven i i. je 80 e:iotkls'aa odeszli, ! Y ]
pokoi6w''k l:@' jei pom nag . H'f-
landsie. przy ubieraniu. Gala
sIuzbe zamkowa zwolano ma
wielka sale, a v koheu u
kazala sle posi6d dich jakoi'.
lSa{o3na - Ef6rn nnnrEPHYl 1N
80 :. !.
"
- "1o'H = {
po'o = J - 'Ns''''s =,
ecu - ! NE "03'a "''''0"''
-. zz.> ,,,.. !,
49, , !.
-, #
'''''a : 80 q
sy'a ~s'eo n''n 'ako ~
= -
- -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
STORE;
f ARMEk;bkI
| FOLEY

spf14te'd I I. .s j Il ~ 1 MIN !li'.'| i.
WSZELKIE zELASTWA.
MASZYNY FARM ERSK1E.
NARZEDZIA ROLNIUzE,
R10ZNY INV (tywy
i m.!n,lv,,) sLE, . r
WOzY, BRYKl ! /. s.
D u ! ], .le to~sry, takss y
.an'an u produftA rolniosa.
-Wez1stko mo4ns do.tat ii.
niej, MD gdzieinds'ej.
Firme zuana na caly powiat
Benton y }.
b | / )DIj0|W !. !. :. ]. !. !: !, !. !
& 0'D0HnEu
Foley ] ! Mimi 4 81 4 ] !, !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

HI, akieInizo.aosa II IIa' u
R Iis mogl od,1,m1,o'u.iitt . zadisi
! dlatego Wszysut IS
. lego 1d.ia'al bad zako1
rzeniony u Artusa, "a Is So
~ jego malio e' zlagod7z1no
j zaowu moe t.. sis %podw ''l''e'''!
':l':z ! : naaler pfaY g Z I
ojcowsk;ch. 5s
tc,sx dal.1y o..tap.l %. {.
800 : ss5. i. j IS.
zAp1sYwAc 'WiIA.i II.
8 l1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

dao'wolenlu 81 znialezc
agFoad1s = 4 mole przslBy ,1l'|'1
Ie,:rpienia.s s. u.
\ J. nszs lealsza 7
,drzekl Artus y lie TN
!. y NJ: q :'|II||'Ii'Ib'; a Il
:eraz podazajmy do z.smku,
!: tam IN. m = czynam1 A.. ST
5|ktaii;zla ( ! m l';5;jja =mlilost mole
9;fzyx,ai:i4lz u ~ IN. 5,Nliechaj beda
najwyzszemu Bogu,
y mi Gle dal znowu ! udslelil
hi sposobnoSd do splacenia
.gss=aH d 50 faasssssgH.sssss i 81 4 $3.50 sI.E zd#
:hod " czsscl mego Wielkie-7
90 diugu. Pospieszajmy jed
max, gdyz wszyscy W rados-
nem uniesieniu ~oczekiwaja;aby
.ie znowu, zobaez3t ! SER
p'o'viita .|
a- zs. II , .S 5. LIT
Cvly pochod 1us,zyt uro-
.z!yscie .naapra6d; 20 prawej
stronle Artu5. lechala Hir~
pc Level rycerz OLE
wen. Artus o~'pl'o',wliadal i'm,
aka niewyslowiona radoSt
panuje ma zamku,i jak wssys-
poddani ciesza sic ser.
z )ej powrotu. O mile
ID zamku wyozedl ku MIN
niezlicsouy t'um ludzi, prag-
nae widzie& swa ksiezoe, a
ME mogac doczekat sic iej
Pfeybyeia'
Wznios|e / glosne okrzykl
weso1ej mio g L { y
sic echem doklo}a,
a zadna = obecnych matek
ME mogla sic cd Lee wstrzy-
ujrzawszy ksiezne chot
: daleka. Geese ieh Ola
Hirlandy dochodzila
10 tego stopnia, ze padaly:
"a kolana pc obu stronach
ME spuszicz;ajac wzroku
Hirlandy, dop6kl ich ME
Take piekue powitania
al do bralny zamkowej,
. ma dziedzi6cu zamkowyln
byl taxi nattlok, e ;zsa'ledwie
przecisnat sic bylo m 10 ina. (. Ze :
lzami W oczach dziekowa}a
poddanym "a szcze>
e ich zyczenia j prosl}a
a1eby take biedny,im rn
y lynn dniu . r,aeo 81
s:ts ;..Si y 1
lin IN hojna -: la'lmu4ne, .
ten Wydal bezzwiocznie ku
emu rozkary,
P'otem a1eby w v d, . ),
Sc w !, s. do w !, Z
ko Z gdyyt .. szcz ,': E
byla bardzo znuzona
podroza. Raj ieszcze
sic Artus do swego
lalmuznlka i rozkazal mu,
lzeby ME oddallil bes ja l[i1 J.
,adneao b , ! Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
ON THE RAPPAHANN0CK.
Fire I'm Lancastcr-Notcran Dcad-A
Divorce Case-PersOnal.


FREDERICKSBURG VA. March So
special.-The spring meeting of the Rap
rahannock Valley Convocation will com
mence IN ST Peters Episcopal church al
Port Royal Monday April 10th.
Mr.. Robert Hooe a young widower oi
this county and Miss Mabel A. Faviil. a
school girl about sixteen years old, left
here Monday for Washington and were
married at Silver Springs rectory, Mont
gomery county. Nd, Rev. J. z. c.
Smedes officiating.
The store house and barn near Millen-
leck in Lancaster county. belonging 90
MI J. Treakle, were destroyed by fire o.
lew days ago. Partially insured.
Captain G.. G. McCleland who died
last week at his home in King George
County, was veteran Of both the Mex
lean and civil war and was an officer IN
the Federal army His remains We're
inferred IN ST. Johns Episcopal church
burying ground at the county seat.
Miss Kate Stevens. daughter OF Mr..
Richard C. Stevens. Of Stafford county,
was married In Washington this week 10
Mr. Z. X. Williams. Of that city.
Mrs Emma Cox has entered suit for
divorce from her husband Edgar VI. Cox
in the Orange County Court Mrs Cox
charges non-support and cruelty. Nh
Cox. IL Is said will make defence. Both
parties are well known. The case will
probably come up az the next term OF the
court
Mr. C.. J.. Layton has been elected dele
gate from Myrtle Lodge. of this city. 10
the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows, which
oonvenes IN Lynchburg. Mr.. W. D. Pat
terson Is the alternate.
Mrs IT. A. Coleman. Of Richmond. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. George Gravatt
and family IN this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
DR., FROST MUCH BETTER.
Able To SIT Up Now-some Interesting
Cases ia Stauuton's Court.

STAJNION. VA March 30-Spccial-
J. 7. Todd. barketpcg. who wac recently
sentenced 10 three years in the yeniten-
tiary Tor aAuTing Miss Jessie B Rodgers
for immoral purposes. has pleaded guilty
in the Hastings Court 10 four indictments
for selling liquor 90 minors. and was
fined SO Ia each case. Ills license to sell
lleuor has also been revoked. and the
constable closed his place and levied on
the stock ana fixtures 20 pay fines and
costs ia the criminal prosecution.
amounting IN al 10 over 800.
Dr. j. ~. Frost. OF Nashville. secretary
of the Baptist international Sunday
School Society. who has been 50 danger
ously 81 At the residence OF hts brother
in-law. y. NJ. Bradley, has recovered suf-
iclently 10 sit UP some each day.
The preliminary examination Of Morris
j. Chamberlain alias DR. Dakota Ray
for tigamy. took place before Police
Justice Landcs this evening The only
witness examined was tho woman who
passed as his vile here for several
weeks. She claims 20 have been law
fully married 20 the accused on Novem-
Der fth, ia Dallas. Texas. A compromise
has been proposed by the attorneys
Jointly, and tho Justice has reserved his
decision until tomorrow morning.
The county c0Hrt has been cnae god
Tor several days IN the trial OF Joseph
r. Flick for the alleged betrayal OF Miss
Augusta Wise The argument in the
case will be closed tomorrow and a per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
LOOKING TO THE SOUTH
Capitalists of All Sections Watching
Gooi Openings for Investments.


Good Openings for Investments.
BALTIMORE March 9-Special-In
no city Of the South during the past few
months has financial activity been greater
than in Baltimore No section OF the
country IS TO derive greater beneAt from
this activity than the South. The mark
ed movement in the direction OF railroad
extension. Industrial development and
municipal improvement in the South Is
causing fnanciers to keep a close watch
upon that section FOR the purpose OF
finding safe and rcmunerative invest
ments. Baltimore will maintain It's i'm
portance in this respect and will increase
IT, But. I'm the meantime. capitalists Of
other sections arc turning their atten-
ton that way. Representatives Of Gin
cinnati money interests have been at Char
lotte. y. c.. looking for municipal bonds
with a view to purchasing all they can
secure OF the proposed issue by various
counties and towns OF the State.
The CORES poudent OF the Manufacturers
Record al Charlotte writes that there will
be a food Of bonds issued in the Stat.
during the present year. More than one
hundred towns will put bonds on tho
market. The issue will range from $50 900
10 $40 600 and among the towns and coun-
ties that will put out bonds are Meoklen-
burg Union. Rockingham. Cabarrus
Caldwell Halifax Moore. Iredell. Arson.
Alamance, Clay and Beaufort counties;
Greensboro, Reidsville. Salisbury. Dur
ham. Davidson. Concord. Rocky Mount.
Franklin. Edenton. Pilot Mountain. MUIR
freeshoro. Lincolnton. Mt. Airy Monroe
FAYETTEVILLE Asheviiie. Lexington. High
Point. Highlands. Sanford. Elizabeth
City. etc The county bonds will be IS
sued mainly for road improvements and
indicates the spread of the good roads
movement In this State. The town bonds
are mainly for street. electric light and
sewerage improvements.
The condition OF the iron trade In the
South as well rs IN the rest OF the coun-
try due 10 the strong and ncrea sing de-
mand for material in Industries based
upon iron. emphasizes more than ever
the disadvantages of the small margin
allowed for future contingencies In iron
production. and the necessity. perhaps.
for an enlargement Of the warrant svs-
tom. At Birmingham, for instance. during
the past week there was heavy inquiry,
hut 'ho sellers pursued pollcv for map
irR d'%frlhu'lor 49, ~iSr 80 r~s.'hls. and
ve-v few orders 81 any magnitude" we've
booked 10 single buyers 4 considerable
number OF moderate and small-sixed or
.hers were accepted, and As,fvsstss we're
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
PHOEBUS BUSINESS MEN
Hold Stormy Mccting-MakinG
Ready 20 WELDON the Soldiers.

Ready 10 WELDON the Soldiers.
HAMPTON. VA. March 50-Special-
The Board Of Supervisors of the county
held an important meeting yesterday and
transacted much business. Mr. Thomas
Walters. who had been keeper Of the
almshouse for several years. was removed.
and James Richardson. coi0red man.
appointed in his stead. the appointment
10 take effect from the first of July.
The Phoehus business men met again
last night 10 take action in regard 20
organizing a business Mems Association.
This Is the second meeting which has
been he'd for this purpose and last night
a stormy session was held. There Is some
disposition on the part of some OF the
business men 20 exclude the liquor men
from the association. and this IS the
principal trouble But little business
was transacted. At one time the meet
Ing was very cXciung-POliceman cid
dings ~ the county force having invited
Mr.. Joseph DAILY out for bout, but
order was restored.
The house Of Polly Borden (colored).
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
depot was burned down yesterday af-
fernoOn with most OF the furniture. Tho
origin Of the fire IS unknown.
Great preparation Is being made here
90 welcome the Peninsula Guard. the
home company ~ the Fourth Virginia
Regiment. on its return 20 HAMPTON.
which will be in about two weeks A
large amount has been subscribed 10
give the boys a fine banquet. and tho
troops will probably be met unon their
arrival by q procession and there viii DO
speech making and other signs OF glad
ness and welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-31
WIFE SAW HER
HUSBAND DROWN.
Captain Farrow Goes Down at Norfolk
When About to Board His Vessel.
The DOLPHIN WAITING FOR LONG
He VIII Embark ON Her AMER inspect
ing the Newport Ncws Shipyard.
Lumber Men Advance the Price
OF Pine Lumber.

NORFOLK. VA. March So-special.-
Captain Fafrow. Of the barge Chtonia
OF New York. famiiuuy known as
captain Fred" was drowned to-day
while his wife stood upon the deck OF the
vessel. seeing. but power.ess % save hun.
The Clintonia is large dismasted YES
Bel which plies between Lambeft's Point
New YORK and Boston. carrying coal
She Jay to-doy IA out in the stream
awaiting her turn az the pier. when the
Captain hoistcd sail ON the lite boat and
came ashore. When returning he hao
almost reached the barge ana his VILE
came To the rail 10 - iCome him. ma"
OF wind struck the boat and veiturneo
u IL carried heavy ballast ana with It's
occupant sunk almost instantly As
sistance came. but TOO lato.
The body has not been recovered and
the Captains vile is prosirated.
THE DOLPHIN WAITING.
The cruiser Dolphin. her bottom having
been scrapod and painted. came out oil
the drv dock to-day and is az the Nor
FOLK navy yard awaiting the arrival
from Richmond Of the lighthouse tender
Jessamino with Secretary Long aboard
The Secretary s. expected 10 c'mp.et'
his inspection Of the Newport News ship
Yard tomorrow. and afterwards em0afk
on the Dolphin.
HIGHER LUMBER
AZ the annual meeting or the Norm
Carolina Pine Association mere To-Day
,he prices OF North Carolina pine lum-
her Of an grades was advanced al aver
oae % about fifty cents per thousand
feet. The Association IS composed OF all
the large producers in North Carolina
virginia and Maryland. and practically
controls the lumber market Of the North
Atlantic coast
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In "a Nnt-S llcll

The effort % make the repeal of what
Is popularity called the land gtabbers'
act' political battle cry seems 10 he
cooling down considerably. as the sub
Ject Is now rarely mentioned. As the
Page Courier says. 1T is surprising thar
men who wouldn't think of finding fault
with the law that binds land ra- other
liens should cry ont against tho law tbsf
binds the same land Tor taxes" An. hut
the great objection lies In the fact that
some fellow collects 500 OF the delin-
quent for allowing himself 10 be pushed
up 70 squarlng his accounts With the
state. We know OF other liens thar
have cost negligent purchasers over
- 0ol and court and other fees bv he
side or which \ 8 90 bin would look snail.
o v-t ro 10 has said the law rela-
tive thereto should be changed The
land-grabbers' act is given In a nutshell
by the Richmond Times,-clsrke Cour.
'o'' 4Ass>--As>
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To our patrons. friends and all lovers
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NICARAGUA ANNEXATION,
4 Party Forming 90 Advocate Union
with the United states.

NEW ORLEANS. March 29.-Passenger5
returned from Nicaragua report that
strong movement has developed favorable
TO its annexation 10 the United states
as a means OF endine the revolution an"
disturbances which keep the country lh
an unsettled condition and prevent the
development OF its revenues. The LID
erals. the dominant party. are disposed
to make annexation 10 the United states
one Of the issues I'm their platform. Gen
eral Estrada Governor Of the coast pro-
vinces and "A man OF influence throughout
the republic. declared publicly 10 lead
ing Americans that the annexation move
msnt had already taken definite shape
and would have the support Of President
Zelaya, who had referred TO II In his
message 10 the Congress Of Nicaragua.
General Estrada pointed out the trouble
Nicaragua has IN keeping peace within
her territory. lie spoke OF the unde-
veioped mines and tho vast coffee lands
which have hardly been touched because
the people DO not care to make invest
ments az present Annexation would also
mean an easy solution OF the canal ques-
ton.
This question Of annexation was first
brought before the people OF Nicaragua
by Guzman, one OF the Ministers to
Washington. and at the time thu Ha-
waiian Islands wore making application
for annexation. Since the war with Spain
and the annexation OF Porto Rico and
the Philippines the feeling In favor OF
annexation TO the United States is grow
ing stronger in Nicaragua. Next year
the matter win take some definite form.
General Estrada added that he would be-
one % the fret 10 Join in movement
10 establish a party IN favor Of annexf-
ton. The resolution presented 20 the
American Senate authorizing the Presi-
dent TO treat With Nicaragua for the
purchase Of three miles 10 She north of
the canal route has done great deal 10
gather these men in favor OF annexa-
ton under one head.-New York Sun.
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SALEM WEDDINGS.
Miss Oakley Weds Mr.. Wilburn, and
Miss Iblkc MIR. Agucr

Miss Oakley Weds Mr.. Wilburn, and
Miss Duke. Mr.. Agncr.
SALEM, VA. March SO-Special.-Last
night at 7:45 O'Clock i'm the presence of
a large number of relatives and friends.
Miss Katie Lois Duke was united in mar
riaee TO Mr.. Robert Irwin Agner. son OF
Mir ". 5. Agner Of this place The cere-
mony was performed at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and j. W. Duke IN
West salem. boy Rev. 8. j. McCracken, or
the Christian church.
Miss Lula Oakley. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs W. $ Oakley. was married yesterday
qt noon 10 Mr. W. O.. Wnburn. OF the
Norfolk Navy Yard The ceremony was
performed I'm the presence OF only few
relatives and friends by Rev ". ii. H..
Joyce. OF The Methodist church
Mr. and Mrs Wllburn left on the noon
train for their future home at Ports
mouth Va. .E-.