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IMPORTANT STEEL CONFERENCES.
EFFORT AT PrTTsBURG TO SETTLE T1NPLArE
SCALE

SCALE
Pittsburg. aug. "A conference OF great i'm
portarce TO the iron and steel interests OF the
country began here to-day. The purpose OF II Is
10 reach an agreement tinpate scale for the
coming year. Up till now the conferences be-
tween committees of the AmaIgamated Association
of Iron Steel and Tin Workers and the American
Tin Plate Company have been without result. but
the impression prevails that a sa satisfactory scale
will be agreed upon this time
Another conference OF Importance which II Is
thought a scale viii be agreed upon. Is hxed Tor
September 4. at Detroit, between representative
OF the Republic Iron and Steel Company the Areri-
can Steel Hoop Company. the Standard Chain Com
pany and the Amagamated Association. The
committee upon the part OF the assoca ton is com
posed OF twenty members, eleven hnshers and nine
boiler men The Wage Committee had been denied
discretionary power. but the question has been
submitted 70 the several lodges. and the ueSes-
Eary power secured
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SIR JOHN BENNET LAwEs.

London, Aug. 3L-The death is announced to-day
Of Sir John Bennett Lawes, noted for his work IN
regard 10 practical and scientific farming He
born December 3 1874
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fEOGFEGzT HOTUHEET IN PLACE.
- n UNVEILED ~ SEA CLIFF on LABOR
DAY

DAY.
So elf long Island, Aug. g (speciaD.-Ihe
-sovAzra- Monument, which Is TO be unveiled he1e
N Ts-o- Day. arrived early this morning ana mas
-se- -7a-s5 II position. Il will stand IN Fla@a
pa-t 4scir- he Plaza Hotel The monument Is
80 n barre g-a1ite. L weighs nearly six tons.
TIE @-s- block o- which Il stands Is four 1eeI
z4--a-e and =fghreen inches nigh, and has rock
fsre 4rszh T-re second block Is three feet square
and fourteen inches high. with hammered hnlsh.
rs f-ort IS smooth finished and on II is chiseIed
this inscription
',Ersctes ~ the residents Of Sea ChH. 20 honor
ne ue--orv Of razs hero who gave his life for the
cause C humanity.
The block OF which the SHAFT rests Is two Ieet
four inches square. BY two feet thick On us 1ace
Is bronze tablet with thts inscription:
John Henri Geoghegau, private. Company A.
-lst Nsw-Tovk Volunteers Died September lS~~
aged rvs--y-ore years, Sea Gins only volunteer
r ne va Tor The freedom Of Cuba
o. tie reverse slae Of the block Is the corps
bacgs surrounded BY z laurel wreath On It's leIt
fscs h chi.eL. &C 2 cross with the words; Next 10
NJ Coz love ny country" On the right face Is
this verse:
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES. ETC

INDIES. ETC
sATURDAY-A1 10 a n ,5ggPis55snt115Iy 1I, lO-so a a
ans Cy-evtovvn per Allegha1y tn1atl Tor Cosrl-
Rica must q dirsc,ed per 5. A.ss15ay s,3,So , ss
f0r iis1f per 5 $ O-aujs Nassau via P1rt-au-Prncs
Gnal fsT Cgrssao Se1e-lsla5 ;5 I'm 5J-aBts
at II a. m. for Cuba. per 8 > Havana va Havana
Mails .,r Newfoundland. By rail- Nr-th sydney. AnE
thence steamer. close a. THIS S1lce eaE AZ $50
ana saturday Mails t1r Mguslon oy raj Boston.
thence by steamer e.ose 2, 'hs oee aaliy az sd
thence steamer. c2se a. MS once daily leEcspt
51 S9aa8TE TEasisS n and Friaayi Mails far MsSiso c5
overland gn.sss s2see-S Aalrass7 e. S-zPssH y
D N Nails Costa Rcs. BY rail 20 MooHe. and for
Beza. Puerto Co-tez ana Gua-a1naa oy rail 20 NsW-
Sti - "a = m fsaarectirg cIosss sare ss-lsvs -
costa Rica and Mondays Tor Belize Puerto Currez and
tEssistsrsd nal closes Al p N previous
'~S' TRANsPAc1FIc MAILS
Hawai- IaDaa. china sad Phillppins Islands
senten,be- ~ Inclusive for dispatch rer = Criua
Nails FOR AustrAlla Except West Australial New
Francisco close here daily at ESQ after August
ys 10 ana ., ~ 70 ssaas ssR ~. al SsYs q e. ssy q
II. for dispatch per s Sierra Nails FOR China and
Ia september "a inclusive for dispatch per 3 En-
Press of China !Eegis'sred lai must oe dFsoJst via
Phippins Islands. via san Francisco. 1aiy
az 550 ? m p 20 Se2ls5noer ~ iaSiasve tor dis
cisco, close here dai-y A go p m up % sePtelseF
fla inclusive. for tispatch per Australia Nails
Faroue ana Sew-Eealand which goes VIA San Fran-
ciscuL FlH Islands Vancouver mere daily
az ssO p N up g SEPTEMBER 10 inclusive Ger dts
Seattle close At $50 .. September fiSl
s1s tSs ts urSsss Sf sssia Is a4raarSi ss -. 49,
sumption unutsrruptea overland fEsx-
i''sFsd mail Sa coRSrf 81 = vRS eo s- po.sr,,,,r
Posto1aos. Nsw-XorA- n Y August "a lsoo.
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DETECTITE STABBED By WOMAN
DAGGER HATPIN JABBED INTO THE OFFICERS
FACE

Detective Giennon OF the West Thirtieth-st. sta
ton, two in Fortieth-st. between
Broadway and Seventh-ave. last night, and or
dered them to on. They tried to parley with
him and he repeated his command He says this
angered the women and they attacked him
viciousy. One used a small dagger hatpin with
telling effect, and tried 10 stick IL into the de-
tective's eyes he was twice stabbed in the face
Policemen aided him ia arresting both women
They said they were Olive Haskell, seventeen years
old and Belle Brown, twenty-tw years old. OF the
Delevan House The women denied the charge OF
assault, and threatened large suits for damages
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Richard Mansfield has arranged with Booth
IeTklgton fer the production Of the stage version
y IA novel Monsieur Beaucaire."
The season az Roster g. Balls Music Hall viii
open this afternoon. The company engaged in
-lleS Marie DRESSER. George Fuller Golden, the
AasHs4l Brothers, Nick" Long and Idelene Cotton.
fs1sro and Bailey Keno. WEIGH and 4ielrose.
--tFence and Harrington, Lowell and Lowell
c55IL9la JarDeau. Joe Wclch Alice Pierce, Fanny
p.slcs. Mcintyre ana Heath. Bartleme. Lizzie b.
N1gfnond End Hodges ard Lsunchmere
-"p newly decorated theatres were opened for
-aDecron yesterday. The American has been
frightened and freshened in the auditorium and
--e -ob5es have been entirely redscorated, In
-sAtet tones tnan before, and many electric lights
r..-sl The auditorium viii entirely redecorated
49, yesE. according 20 the present plan ne
c-ess wil open Tor the season Tonight with Ihe
~ ElDys and souvenirs viii be distributed
80 ~ & Fleds's Music Hail has undergone mucn
bs1-55 tlsning and trimming, and looks fresh ana
---sofae II VIII open next Thursday night
Alifeo Aarons said yesterday that he had made
arrangement for ten years lease OF the SAVOY
-e-~ zoElacT-= known as the Schley-
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MARRIED.

sAr1NDERz-BRO 5tockbridge. Mass "a
Thursday August 90 Louise Sheffield daughter q Slas
ri Bronnsi 70 Arthur Percy Saunders. o. Ottawa
Canada
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DIED

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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tribune once sept l. / a m.-The weather yesterday
vas fa~ and warm The temperature ranged between y
ana 5 degrees the average cT degrees being degree
Thursday and "a degrees hshef tAan
an tba CORRESPONDING OF last year
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T1e-hsr o. ths sczSold high
Or II ne bRrtlss van
re e--egt place where nan can oAs
g wHe-s re dies for man

The Ehsft Is broken column, draped IN tne
American flag An invitation Was sent to Governor
Roosevelt 70 uuveil the monument The chairman
Of tie committee Mrs. K 7. Reilly, received let-
Ter from ths Governor regretting mis- inaDihty 70
attend Hls place VIII be taken by Congressman
Townsend scu66er Other speakers viii be the
Rev. James rorobue rector OF St Bonifacs
Parish. Sea CIIf. the Rev. c. ". Carter Of the
see ClH Methodist Church, one Of the oHlcers O o.
Q, s. L1ks's Parish Sea Cliff. Village President
= 3 Sherwood and the Rev. @ e. Groves, %
Christ Church Chanel Brooklyn. The monument Z
VII be uuveeF ~ little Katie Geoghegan, the oeao
soldiers sister IRE ceremonies connected with
tee unve.I.rF vsu axe place on Monday afternoon
September 9 a 9 o'clock
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERvAT1o,
HOURS AoTuiHs

I, tbts diagram The continuous line shows the
in pressure as Indicated The TTibunes SELF
clj1s Barometer The dotted line shows the tsmpera-
tTra a. recorded d Perrys Pharmacy
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" gnd Mrs z \. Taller are among the receII
~ = ---~,,7-g They will go from there to
--s-.--. .------l-g in iare September 10 America
New-York tribune., 1900-09-01

--,--s Warren who has been abrroad some time
-s---,ng or the St Louis His sister MIS-.
80 coe1st- and Miss Beatrice Goelet viii re-
- sr-oaF for -le present
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Arthur N Robbins. whose engagement 70 MISE
7--7-,-or iz announced. is q brother q Mrs. van
FR.nsse.aer kennedy and Of Julian " I.oo2ihs' s
re belongs 10 he Metropolitan ---- I@9-' '4--- ~
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NJ and Ms George E Turnure S@leo ',, -rUIn
= 49, week t1r America. They viii go 70
Te-6x for the autumn
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WOOdlawn Cemetery,
Borough OF B-ouN. New York city.
once % East 23rd Street Madison square South
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ROGERS ESTATE CONTROVERSY.

to swing around to-day
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Ms Z walter Webb and family have LETT scar
Hudson and have gone 70 North
pl-'-e pl-ee - Maine for the rest Of the season
- - r1torr r Shepard IS expected back from EI-
" : = Fortnight She viii De at SCARBOROUGH
5--l-r re z-LUul1-
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- - Mrs.. Orrne Wilson are now visiting Ars
x-s Astor viii give e dinner for them on
a. s-..ssv next This viii be the last large enter
-.-- - -ba- character held at Beechwood this
ta----Ss Colonel and Mrs. John Jacop AsIor Will
se--s-. se-s g--ss-s Of Mrs. Edward Nihng
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Mrs JACK -EttFtI- "-llTs5 I--t---- Nt711 -
YESTERDAY AZ Ce6a-hu-st Long Island, had been
s-,-z sor e long sine and had for the last TWO
,es-z been almost entirely lost 10 the sight OF her
friends q the artistic and hunting sels' n "lcA
= - 747---z-f,- z CONSPICUOUS figure. Her hus-
Se-5 Cre of the crack polo players, Is al present
s5-oa6 Mrs. ChesVer was prior 10 her nl9E'l3ee
Tizs C5e--r15e Eouugs-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
FROM CRAB ORCHARD.
OF The Big Stone Gap POsr.

Correspondence OF The Big Stone Gap Posi-.
CRAB ORCHARD, Va. Mar. 2O.-The In
terstate Investment Company up here
cleaned off the situation for their coal and
coke tpple last week From every move
ment aud information we eau gather, they
have decided to develepe their property
and build their coke ovens and railway up
here in the near future.
The Parde Company is still surveying
their lands recently purchased here and
locating their coal veins and mining town
site. The principal managers and ensI,
neers are Messrs. Cochran, Mitchell and
Brown, of Pennsylvania, and Dir. Carmack'
county surveyor of Lee county
f. S. Prophet, U. 5. mail contractor,
of Flovd C. H., Va, was here last Satur-
day and sublet his mail route No. l5lo9 to
william VI. Huff. This route is from COX
to Imam and abandoned by Joel Scott
b-contract0r.
The snow up here Saturday was IA
inches deep and the cold wave continues
Mr.. Duff, from Castlewoods, Russell
passed through here last Wednes,
day with large drove of Cattle purchased
in Harlan county, Ky. He was taking theL
to a farm he owDes near Stickieyviiie,
Va. a.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
RAISE OF WAGES.

The Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany posted notice at their Stonega
mines on the 18th announcing a gen.
eral raise in wages of all employees,
to take effect on Monday, March 10.
The raise is a substantial one, be-
ing from eight to twelve per cent. IN
crease over present rates. This will
enable nearly all of their employees,
particularly miners and coke drawers,
to easily earn $3.50 to $500 per day.
Many will earn more.
The Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany has been remarkably successful
In operating their large plant, and
the present increase shows that while
they have been making profits in
these times of prosperity, they wish
to share with their employees. We
heartily congratulate their employ
eeS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
WISE DEPARTMENT.
Local and Otherwise.

G. F. Flanarv. W. II. Roberts, &.
Miller and -. r.. Qaillcn left Sunday fot
Louisville and Cincinnati to purchase new
goods for their spring trade. Mes1s
Miller and Roberts will purchase siOot
of furniture.
All the sick in Il is community are get
ting along nicely under the skilfulI treat
,nent of DR.. Miles.
Milburn Gillian .eturped from Kentucky
few days ago.
Rev. T. J. Berry. ut Scott county, WAS
here this week.
&. d. Kilgore, ct Norton, spent the
Sabbath in town.
Judge Stuart owe ruled the motion for
n change ot venue iu The Wampler case
and also the motions for removal TO the
circuit court and for h'il The case will
be tried at the April teem of Wise county
court. The Jury will b. brought from
Russell county.
There will be a mass meeting of the
Republicans at this place on next Moudiy
at ~ o'clock for the purpose of electing
delegates 10 the Bristol aud Norfolk con-
ventlons
The Board Of Supervisors met at this
place lhur,dsy
Mrs. Blair and children. of Tao una, have
hecn visiting relatives a. this place this
week
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
NEW SUPERINTENDENT AT
STONECA.

Mr. Robert RAMSEY, .lr, who sue
ceeds Mr.. Esser as Superintendent Of
the Virginia Coal Il lton Compauy's
Stonega plant, ariel on Wednes-
day. 18th.
Mr.. Ramsey. altl nigh a young
man, has held prominent positions
with the coke manufacturing depart
ment of the Illinois Steel Company as
superintendent and consulting engi-
neer and in coming to Virginia left the
Stsnard Plant Of 900 ovens owned by
the II. C. Frick Coke Company. which
is the largest plant in the world. Al
though he had been Superintendent of
this plant but short tin e, he received
at his departure gold watch and
chain, jewelled ring and other valu-
able tokens of the regard of the men
under him.
Mr.. Ramsey is Of Scottish descent,
and one of u noted iamily of practical
coal and coke men; his father was the
consulting engineer of the II. G..
Fick Coke Company for many years,
and his older brother, Erskine Ramsey,
general engineer for the Virginia and
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, is
prominently known in the steel and
iron industries OF this country.
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Gone to Louisville.

Gen. Pridemore, of Jouesville, &C.
companiel by DR.. NJ B. Spencer,
have gone to Louisville. to which
point the general has gone for surgi-
cal treatment by most skilled experts.
The general has been suffering for
several months from a complication
Of troubles, gradually growing more
serious. DIR. Spencer, his attendant
physician. has insisted Tor some time
that surgical operation was neces
~ary to his recovery, hut not until
recently would the General consent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
Republican Mass Meeting.

The Republicans are hereby re-
queSted to assemble at the Court
House on Monday, March 10Th
(court day. at 1890 p. m, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
Republican state convention which
meets at Norfolk on April 10, 1900,
and also to elect delegates to the
congressional district convention
which meets at Bristol on April 9th,
1900. and to transact such other bus
mess as may come before the meeting.
All persons who will affiliate with
the Republican party regardless of
past affiliations, are invited to attend.
by order of the County Committee.
II. l. Roll rs, Chairman.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
NEW MINES.
The Virginia Coal & Iron Com
pany will Mine Iron Ore
Near Wards Mill.

The Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany has commenced to mine iron
ore on their property near Wards
Mill and will ID very short time put
large number of men to work.
They have already quite number at
work opening the veins and making
preparations for the mining
This company has some Of as val
liable iron ore land as is to be found
in this country, and when they get to
mining in earnest will give employ
ment, no doubt, to hundreds of lab
orers.
w. B. Stockton, superintendent Of
the keystone Coal and Iron Com
pany, will have charge OF the above
mines.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
FROM DEWEY.

Correspondence 81 The Big Stone Gap Posr.
DEWEY, Va, Mar. l6.-Secng nothing
in the Posi- from this place, will give YOU
few items.
Revenue officers made raid about one
mile and halt from this place day or
two since and DESTROYED one moonshiue
still. May the good work continue until
there will not he an Illegal di,tiIlery in
this grand old dominion.
DR.. II. c. Bowling, of Flat Gap, was here
this week on professional business.
}. NJ. Hamilton aud Anderson Bowling,
of Flat Gap. are on the Laurel Fork this
week hauling Poplar Timber for Jas. and
NJ. c. Bowling.
j. 7. Rutherford and Monroe Hubbard
went to Donkey and back Thursday.
Miss Fannie Maggard, Of rartridge, Ky,
are visiting friends on the North Fork
this week.
Robt. 5. Hubbard went TO West Dewey
and returned Wednesday.
George White, Of 1asso, Va, expects to
move to Dewey in very short time.
Henry Boggs and Jno. Sturgill will NOV
upon Cumberland mountain near the Nv.
border
VIM. Newsome, Of Letcher county, Ky.
was here on business Thursday.
VIII. Branum, of Pound, Va, was here
this week.
1t is cold and snowy and the croak OF
the frogs are quiet and still.
VIM. Alley, who has been visiting
friends aud relatives in Kentucky, return
ed Wednesday to his home near Donkey.
Corn is very scarce in this locality and
is selling at % cents per busheI.
BrNA NEsrA.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22

Located Here.

Since our last issue Messrs. L. j.
Prescott, chief clerk, Il. b. Alsover
and r. r. Casper. assistants, of the
Stonega Office force of the Virginia
Coal and Iron Company, have located
in the Gap. They came here to
work for the same company which
recently established general Offices at
this place. They are at present stop
ping at Hotel Intermont. AS soon
as Mr.. Prescott can secure residence
house he will move his family here.
We gladly welcome these very ex-
cellent business young men to our
town.
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of the county of Wise, on the Goth day of
March, 1900.
Wilson Holbrook, Admir-,
Plaintiff,
vs. IN ChancerY.
J. NJ. Robinett ct al, Defts.
The object Of this suit il to enforce
plaintiffs judgment for $lOlOIS with in
terest from March l4ih, 1893, and $40
costs, against two tracts OF land situated
in Powelps Valley containing in the az
gregate 225 acres. conveyed by A. e..
Preston and Robert Wells, respectively.
TO G.. l.. Collier, and to set aside deed
from ". J. Stricken TO Mary Bates, con-
yeying lot 20 of block 40 OF Norton, and TO
subject the same to the payment OF said
Judgment, and to collect from VIM. Robi-
nett. Jr., administrator OF VIM Robinett,
Sr.. whatever money is due said j. NJ.
Robinett from said estate. And
an affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendants, Gerard Roach and
Mary Ann Burton. are not residents
of the State Of Virginia, it is ordered
that they do appear here within ID days
after due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary TO protect their interest
in this suit. And il is further ordered that
a copy hereof be published once week
for four weeks in The Big Stone Gap Posi-,
and that copy he posted at the front
doo- Of the courthouse Of this county on
the frs, day of the next term of the county
court. A copy-Teste;
w. Z. KILooRE. Clerk.
By c. A. JonSsoS, ID. &.
W. II. BoSp, pa. mr2z lz-io
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
NOTICE.
Trustees Dividend No. s Of
the Bonds of the Big Stone
Gap Improvement
Company.

Under an order Of the Jefferson
Circuit Court, at Louisville, Ky,
the Trustee is ordered to pay divi-
dend Of 34l3% from the receipts
under the 900 Agreement, dated
Nov. II, 1891. Such bonds as are
in the said Agreement will receive
their dividend of $34. Ii per bond in
the certificates of the Columbia FL
nance and Trust Co., issued under
said Agreement, and such bonds as
are not in said Agreement will re-
ceive their dividend in cash.
All holders of said bonds are here
by notified to present their bonds to
the Columbia Finance and Trust
Co., at Louisville, Ky, for the pay
lnent of said dividend and the proper
thereon.
l.. w. Boris, Trustee.
~, ,..).j ID.
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STILL AFTER THEM.
Deputy Collector Slemp DeS-
trOvS Another Still.

On the 18th inst. Deputy Revenue
Collector w. NJ Slemp destroyed
another Illicit still on the Pound.
On this raid he was accompanied by
Deputies Addingion and Renfro and
others. The still they destroyed was
a verp large one, holding at least 80
gallons. They also captured and
destroyed 700 gallons of beer, besides
a lot of meal and malt.
No arrests were made on this raid.
as the moonshiners had evidently
learned the revenue officers were COM
ing and had fled.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-03-22
Married Monday.

w. E. Weary, who lives a few miles
below town, and Miss Nacca b. Riddle,
of Turkey Cove, PASSED through town
Monday morning en- route for Bristol,
where they were married the same
day.
Mr.. Weary is well known in Big
Stone Gap and is a prosperous and
popular farmer, and his bride is a
popular Lee county young lady, who
has been living with her uncle, 5. s.
Slemp, in Turkey Cove She is the
daughter Of }. II. Riddle, who lives
in Texas.
We wish them a happy married
life.
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Died At East Stone Gap.

Mrs. Gilly, wife of lessee Gilly,
died at her home near East Stone
Gap on last Friday night after an ill.,
ness OF several weeks. Her remains
were inferred near that place Sunday
morning. She leaves husband and
several children to mourn their loss.