The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
A PULP MILL
FOR BRISTOL
The Columbian Paper Co, to Erect
One at a Cost of $3.50, 600.
SULLINS COLLEGE REOPENS.
Death Ends the Suffering Of Little
Waif Who Has Long Been an
InvaIid-Nir. English aud
Miss Taylor Married.

BRISTOL. VA. Nov B.-Special-S. il.
Egalf. general manager for the Columbian
Paper Company. which has decided upon
the erection in this city OF a pulp mill at
a cost OF $4,000. spent a part Of this week
here in connection with the preliminary
work.
That the plant will be built Is now def
nitely settled. Samuel Drummer, of Buena
VISTA who will be the general supernten-
dent. will move his family 10 Bristol. To
The Times correspondent be stated That
he would begin the work OF constructing
the plant within about ten days. There
will be considerable eXcavatng TO be done
before the foundations for The buildings
can be put in. The buildings VIII be OF
brick and stone and will. according 10
present calculations. be completed within
ten months
The company will employ 10 men con-
stantly after the plant is going The en-
ployes will be paid in cash and will be
permitted to trade where they please.
TANNERY ENLARGED.
Hon Charles A. Schicyer. eX-mayor Of
BROOKLYN. has been in Bristol this week
inspecting the improvements that have
been made on the Dixie tanncry, Of which
he is PROPRIETOR. The large plant has
been added to until its capacity is now
about double what it WAS heretofore. \
belt finishing department is one OF the new
features.
Sullirs College for young ladies has re-
opened. after having been closed for a
month ON account OF the smallpox scare.
Most Of the young lady boarders have re-
nj
tho institution states that the time lost
will be made MS next spring. the school
continuing q month longer than ii other
wise would
HIS SUFFERING O'ER.
Willie Perry Waif. who sought a. live
lhood by selling papers. died here this
week after having been an invalid Tor six
years An abscess in his right side had
reached the intcstines before the little fell
low made known what was wrong with
him. This was about five years ago.
The Bristol newspapers took the matter
up and created a sympathy for the orphan
which resulted in his receiving not only
"a good home. but hundreds of dollars I'm
contributions from kind-hearted people
who read of his misfortune He was ac-
cordingly sent 10 Johns Hopkins Hospital.
where ne was treated for several months.
Ills condition became much relieved. but
his constitution was too frail 20 admit OF
permanent cure.
The hundreds who sympathized with the
poor little fellow feel relieved now that
,ho kind embrace of death has freed him
from years of 0ain and suffering. and
those who remembered him while ne lived
have remembered him In death. as his frail
body sleeps beneath the flowers of their
offering.
ENGIISH-TANLOR
Mr. g. C. English and Miss Juanita !.
Tavlor were happily married on Wednee-
dav. Of this week. at the home of the
brides mother on Third street. Or J. AL
bert Wallace officiating The couple have
gone ON a bridal tour TO Lookout Mountain
and Memphis.
The groom is son Of the late Colonel
John C. English and BE- highly connected.
He is in business I'm this city Thu bride
is a dauehter of the late Colonel -. VI.
TAYLOR She Is most beautiful. amiable
and accomplished Young woman and is
cousin III Ex-Governor Taylor, Of Ten
nessee.