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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
DR.. R. HERNANDEZ
HOras de consultas &c II a31.
Gratis para los pObres los
Martes, Jucves y Sabados.
PLAZA nE ALFONSO XII
Altos de la FarmaCia GuiIIermety.

En- los dias 2, D : 6 del corriente Sc cele-
bro ante el Tribunal da D,S'ritu de Maya.
gueZ, la vista ~ uc.o oral lie las causas
instru'das couta .'osa V"g, Aquino otro
pOr lesiOneS, FernIa,io Meread., AcOsta Dor
raptO, Evarlsfo tagAn Tirao por idpm, Ca
r0llna Rodriguez i:u.z yul nurtO, Domingo
MaSlnl P.etri '-,iO Tisuereo Cortes. Dor
stentado. Aver debi6 celebrarse la vista de
la cauSa incOatla contra Nazario Ramirez
por lesioneS; SilveriO Rosa Ducoz, Dor
robo.
Dice un telegrama de Washington que
ell secretariO de II GIerra, Mr. Root piensa
seguir disminLyendo ell cOntngeute de tro.
pas de los Estadns UndoS one prestan SER
viciO EN- Cub. durante Ia pri.mivera entran-
te que es muy pcsibe que SOTO quede en-
Cuba I'm Official general. 4 las ordenes del
general Wood.
Ha SidO nOmbrado Prcsilente de la Jim.
ia local de Instruction l'iblica en- Pe1ue.
las ell joven letradO don Francisco Apari-
clio.
La prensa de Bue"Os Aires, en- su edici6n
de " de Febrero lItimO prOte TIA indignada
con motive de lbs rumores circulados res
pecto que la Argentina, B,livia PERI
habfan tornado una alianza contra Chile.
La Junts Local de instruction PdbIica
ha lnvitadO todOs los maestros de esta To-
calidad una reunion que teudra lugar ell
SahadO pr6ximo, q las dos de Ia tarde en-
los salOnes del AteueO, Goa ell lin dc cambiar
impreSiones, llusrrar 4 H. refarida Junta
en- tOdO aquelO que afect4 las necesidades
y buen rGmbO de la instrucc on.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

Lord Roberts es hoy la esperanza
del ej6rcito ingles. En- la Sc ion de
aver dijeTcn los Ministries que Sc lie
mandarfa cuantO pidie>e CONTAIN en- el
triunfo final, y afiadiercn que 81 Sc
presentan circunstancias iInprevistas
haran frente a todo con gran resolu-
ci6n. No consideTan necesario ell ser
viciO militar obIIgat0riO per0 mantu
vieron cue 81 flera necesaTiO Sc esta
becerfa, porqne Ingaterra no esta
dspuesta ceder, y 81 q triunfar sin
escatimar sacrifciOs 81 es precise
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

| En- ell 40 oe Dal Ta conversation,
el geneI roa ms uplic6 que per.
mitiera Hiag ,u nietO, su Sc
cretario o' os Sc separasen
de Ell ytt IA sdiesen buenos
tratami
LIE tr; u1 ,omunique que
Sc encomendaIlo uu Official que les
acompailase personalmente la ciudad
del Oabo, fin de que Sc le tratara con
las debidas consideraciones.
Los prisioneros en- ntmero aproxi-
madO de 1000, acordamos que Sc
tormarfan en- destacamentOs que nues
tros oficiales Sc encargarfan de condu-
cir q la ciudad del OabO.
Entire los prisioneros, Sc cuentan
1150 hombres del Estado Libre de
Oranie; ell resto son transvaalenses.
Entire los oficiales presos Sc encuen-
ira ell Comandante en- Jefe M J. VOL
veran, miembrO del "Volkraad"; ell
Oomandante Albrecht, famOso artillero
austriaco que durante vaSiOs amos ha
sido ell jefe de artillerfa del EstadO de
Oranje, el Oomandante Won DEWITT,
un distiuguido Official aleman que ha
ejecutado la mayor parte de las obras
de ingenierfa "boel" desde ell comienzo
de la guerra.
Han caido tambi6n prisioneros vein
tinueve ofciales transvaalenses Y d.ez
v Ocho del Estado de Oranje. - RO-
bertS."
Al ser recibida en- Londres tai 40
ticia Sc comunic6 enSeguida la reina
Victoria, que Sc encOntraba en- ell cas-
tillo de Windsor.
Su algeria fu6 tan grande como la
del puebl" ingles.
En- los tranvias y cafes muchas per
SOnaS que no Sc cOnocIan abSOlutamen-
te, Sc estrechaban las manOs felicitan.
dose mdtuamente, pOr tOdas parties;
muchachOs callejeros vendfan peri6di
cos y hojas adicionales anunciandO la
feliz nueva y no habfa sitio en- donde
Sc reunieSe la muchedumbre en- que no
Sc dieran hWrrGs Roberts al ejer-
cito britanico.
Las bOlsas de Inglaterra entera, Ge
Londres, Liverpool, Glasgow, etc par
ticiparon Gel entusiasmO popular y los
valOres perimentaron considerable
aza
El biillante comportamiento del re-
gimientO canadense ha sido objeto de
especiales rlogios.
Ha sidO tambi6n muy Comentado y,
por ciertO, en- sentido POGO halagadOr
para los generates ingleSes, ell hecho de
que Lord Roberts obligara q CrOnje a
humillarse yendo personalmente al
campo ingles a pedir la paz.
Tai conducta Sc considera POGO no.
Bile y caballerosa, de un vencido como
Cronje
AlgunOs llegan hasta decir que tai
humiliation no t:ene paralelo en- los
anales de la guerra y que tai ve<, en-
dia no lejano le sera deyuelta la deuda1
con creceS.
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A V l S @

TOdas las persOnas que ten gan ObjetOs
pueden recOgerlOs en- ell no 40 calle del
CristO.-A CAUSE de enfermedad suspende
los trabajOs.-S. L. GINSBURG.-Joye-
rO americana. 6-5
La session que ell martes en- la noche dehi6
de haberse verificadO en- ell ayuntamiento de
la ciudad del sur, fue 5uspendida por falta
de n1nerO de COncejales.
C0ntinda la SEGA en- Arroyo perjudicandO
la ccsecha de frutos memories, aunque favo-
reciendO la zafra.
Ell 26 de FebrerO tiltimO circul6 ell rumor
en- Londres de Iue ell Presidente del Estado
Libre de Orange, Mr.. Steyn, ell general
LUIS BOtha ha6fan hechO reiteradas s1plicas
al Presidente del Transvaal, Mr. Kriiger
para que este pidiera la paz.
DISSEMF0OD
Els ell remediO mas efcsz para curar la
DISENTERfA.
De venta en- la Botica de GMilIermetv.
31-26
Ell peri6dico "New York Herald", en- su
edici6n del 27 de Febrero tiltimo, trae ell re.
tratO del GobernadOr General de esta isla,
Mr.. George w. Davis.
En- MaricaO Sc encuentran vacantes las
signientes escuelas: Dos rurales, una en- Ell
barriO de BucarabOnes. Y Otra en- el de SIN
diera- -baja'. una graduada de nlnOs Otra
de niiias en- la pOblaci6n.
Ell dia 20 de FebrerO dItimo Ocurri6 un
terrible incendio en el pueblo de Ataquines,
provincial de ValladO,id, habiendOse quema.
do trescientas veinte casas. Ell incendio
dur6 mas .e dos dias
E Tribunal Supreme do Justicia de esta
isla ha dictado 'sentOncia lecIarandO haber
lugar ri recursO de cssaci6n par quebranta-
InientO de fOrna interpuestO por dOn Eduar-
do Casaldua Colon contra la sentemcia
dictada por el Tribunal de pistrilO de Are
cibo, ed causa instrufda al mismo en- el su
primido juzgado de Agutlilla, por deIito de
hOmicidio, en- GU INTO SO fiInea en- el nGnero
10 del Art. OH de la ley de Enjuiciamento
Criminal, casando anulandO la referida
sentencIa con las costas del recurso de of
clio.
La faniIia Venecia, lie Cuba, ha recla-
mado al Departamento de EsIadO de Was.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

El general LullOw cree que antes de dos
meSes Sc terminara la sIstituci6n del regi.
gimen militar po- el civil en- la isla de Gu.
ba.
En- la reunion celehrada por la Camara
francesa Ell 20 de Fehrero ilt;mo, despues
de dlScutid ell presapuesto de guerra, diio
ell general Galitetqup la naci6n francesa,
antes de msseS, poseera ell nejOr fusil del
mundo, 10 cual Sc debera al cello trabaio
del eminente director de Infanterfa, general
Millet.
Don Cesareo Martinez ha tornado pose
sion dal cargp ae Conceal del Ayuutamien.
to de HumacaO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
FABRIcANTES DE LICORES.
San Juan y Rio Piedras. Puerto

hingtOn, con fecha 81 de Febrero tltime
una indemnizaci6n de 5 100000 por da1os
sufridos con motive de la insurrecci6n cuba
ma. La queja Sc apoya en- una dc las clau,
sulas del Tratad0 de Paris,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
FRITzE LUg1T 8 co

San Juan F0rtuleza IL
AGENTES generates de las siguientes
Companies de asegurO contra incendjo.
La HAMBJaG0-BRcMENSE
LA BAl0Ios
La AACH N YMJNlCE
LA NORTH 8AiGlSAY MERCANTILE
12-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
ESTADO METEOROLOGICAL

O6seYvGcfones del 6 Weather Bureau,
Departments de Agricultural
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

La fanlilia Veneca, de Cuba, ha recla-
mado al Departamento de Estado de Was.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
Nj me saques sin raz6n,
Nj me envaines sin honor,

otrO gallo le cantara, y serfa la sobera-
ma moral del mundo, pOrque la sobera-
MIA de la raz6n, la que dOmina en- las
conciencias, es mas grande Y mas pode
rosa que la soberania de la fuerza. No
hay poder humane que pueda con los
h0nibres cuandO Sc cansan de ser ma.
quinas Y quieren ser cOnciencias. En-
este case no hay tuerza superior q la
de unos lenglOnes que Sc llaman Ley
cuando dimanan de la moral v admi
nistran rectamente la justicia Y basta
de digresiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
YP. II. MARI , s

9 A. NJ Mario Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

Ell peri6dico EsNew York Herald", en- su
edici6n del 27 de Febrero dltimo, trae ell re.
trato del Gobernador General de esta isIa,
Mr.. George w. Davis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

En- MaricaO Sc encuentran vacantes las
signientes escuelas: Dos rurales, una en- Ell
barriO de BucarabOnes. y Otra en- el dc SIN
diera-haja' Y una graduada de nlnOs y Otra
de nilias en- la pOblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

Ell dia 20 de FebrerO IiItimo Ocurri6 I'm
terrible incendio en el pueblo de Ataquines,
provincia de Vallado,id, habiendose quema.
do trescientas veinte casas. Ell incendio
dur6 mas ..e dos dias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09

TOdas las personas que ten gan objetOs
para cOmpOne- en- la Joyeria americana,
pueden recOgerlOs en- ell no 45 calIe del
CristO.-A causa de enfermedad suspende
los trabajOs.-S. L. GINSBURG.-Joye-
rO americana. 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-09
DlSSEME0OD

Es ell remediO mas eticaz para curar Ia
DISENTERfA.
De venta en- la Botica de GuilIermetg.
31-2G
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Wachapreagua.

Mr.. Sam Foote has returned home
for the winter.
Senator Geo. W. LeCato is in Rich
mond this week on business
Mrs. w. F. Hudson has on hand a
fine lot of wedding presents as well
as the latest styles Of millinery.
A missionary meeting was held at
the Methodist Church on Sunday last
and Miss Lillye Gilmore read very
encouraging report from the annual
meeting at Charlottesville.
A strike occurred among the oyster
shuckers here on Wednesday morning
last for reduction in the size of the
measure, but the difference was soon
adjusted aud the men went to work
again.
A fire that might have led to a
rather serious confagration was dis
covered on the premises Of Mrs. Susan
Fox on Tuesday night last, about 10
o'clock. 1t was occasioned by the
emptying of some ashes containing
fire in the rear of the dwellipg-house
and was extinguished before any
serious damage was done.
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District Convention.

The District Convention of the W
CT. o., will be held at Wachapreague
on November 81, 2S, exercises begin
ming at $3.50 p. m, on 9th. Mrs. Sue
James will conduct the opening de-
votional exercises.
The local superintendent of de.
partment will please report imme'
diately to district superintendents
The friends of temperance as well as
w. G. Il. u. workers are invited to
meet with us.
The L. T. LIS are expected to take
prominent parts in the exercises. II
is expected and desired that each
Union and Y. will send delegates.
Mrs. Bette A. Rue,
District President.
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CutIrch Notes.
U. U. JOyHts,
Pres. Co. League.

Rev. r. A. Robinson will preach at
Belle Haven next Sunday, II a. NJ,
and at Wachapreague, 7 p. III.
Rev. w. F. Dunaway has accepted
q call to churches in Lancaster, OF
which Rev. w. A. Street was pastor
at the time of his death.
The ladies OF the Chincot eague
Baptist Church will hold all oyster
supper at New Church on Wednes-
day. November 2Sth. The proceeds
of which will be given to missionary
purposes. All are invited to attend.
An entertainment will be given at
Lilliston's Hall Thursday, Decem-
Der 9th, by the Might Society OF
Mackenzie Presbyterian Church. Sup
per will be served. Admission 10
cents, reserved seats % cents, child
rem 10 cents.
am back from the Eastern Shore,
where l aided Bro. G. l.. Corbitt in
meeting at the Red Bank Baptist
church. Forty-nine had united with
the church by baptism when L left
Rev. ]. E. Hutson in Religious
Herald.
Rev. Walter Rhodes, pastor OF
Chincoteague Baptist Church, gave
the right hand of fell owship to ~
persons at the last appointment.
Brother Rhodes who is also pastor at
Horntown gave the hand OF fellow
ship to 8 at that church.
A fine meeting has Just closed at
Modestown Church, special feature
of which was the general awakening
of the Church. There have been ten
received into the church and some
eight or ten more that will be receiv-
ed this week. The pastor, Rev.
Walter Rhodes, was ably assisted by
Rev. &. H. Sheriff, of Crisfield.
Rev. Mr.. Kirby, of Parksley, has
recently conducted protra cted meet
ings at the Baptist Church in Cheri-
ton, for the pastor, Rev. }. W.
Reames. There were about 70 con-
verts. On Sunday last the pastor
baptized 26 of them down on the bay
shore, near the mouth of old Planta-
ton Creek, and IA at Morgan's Land
ing.-E. s. Herald.
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HarbOrtOn.

A new grocery store has been open
ed here by Capt Il. S. Disc.
Our sportsmen are enjoying quail
and rabbit shooting at this time.
Our seaside oystermen report good
prices for their "catch" at this time.
Capt. Jos Corbin has returned
from a short business trip to Balti
more.
Mr.. B. p. Penney, formerly of this
place, now of Norfolk, is here for q
short stay.
Mrs. NJ. E. Williams and Mrs
Luther Hornsby, on the sick list oil
late, are better at this time.
The most of our oystermen have
returned from the Potomac river and
report dull seasons work.
Capt. A. J Morse, of late the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. B. Gusts Of
this place, has returned to his home
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Tom Mister, Mrs. James Gus
tbs and Mrs. Susan Guy have just re-
turned from a visit to relatives aud
friends in Baltimore.
Capt. Ed. Corbin and family will
it is reported, make his home on Fol
" Creek another year. All our PEG
pile will regret to part with them.
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OuIey.

Mr.. VIM. H. Waterfield is spending
the week in Norfolk city.
Our barrel man, Mr.. b. Il. Parks
has just received another large sup
ply of barrel material.
A meeting of the l.. T, LIS will be
held IN the Methodist Church here
next Sun day, 3p. III.
Mr.. J. r. Outen will sell his prop
city at public auction on 10Th inst,
and move to Onancock, his future
home.
Commiss Toner Tunnel spent this
week at the home of the treasurer
assisting him in making out his in
solvent list.
Proprietor Fox continues to improve
his hotel property. An under ground
drain, connecting with the railroad
culvert,is the latest.
Mrs Kate Hutchinson, of Harbor-
ton, is here in attendance upon her
son, who had the misfortune to
break his leg last week.
Mr.. w. 7. Wimbrough spent the
week in Somerset Co., Md, to make
arrangements for moving to that
point in the near future.
The storehouse of Rogers & Bro,
received the finishing touches this
week of coat OF paint and to put it
mildly is now a thing of beauty.
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Accomae Teachers Institute.

There will be Teachers Institute
held at Chincoteague. November Goth
and 30th, under the auspices of the
County League.
All members of County Board, all
teachers and those interested in edu-
cational work invited.
The following teachers are among
those who have consented to take
part in the exercises of the Institute:
Jas. G.. Mock, Wachapreague, w
S. h. Bond, Horntown, V. s. Deit-
rick, Parksley, John ID. Grant, Jr.,
Accomac, w. W. Webber, Onancock,
w. A. p. Straug, Cashville, John l.
TAYLOR, Atlantic, f. h. Phillips, Fair
Oaks, ]. H. Johnson, Belle Haven,
w. w Bryan, Greenbackville, A
Paul Hines, Atlantic, Geo w Giles
pie, Chincoteague, W. B. Respass,
Tangier, Mosby G.. Perrow, Margaret
Academy, r. A. Robinson, Margaret
Academy, Crowder w. Mason, Mason
and Tyler Institute.
Expected to be present-Dr. j. W.
Southall, Supt. Public Instruction,
Richmond, Prof. f. P. Brent, Sect'y.
Board of Education, Richmond, Prof.
LYON G. Tyler, William and Mary
College, Hon. s. s. Wilkins, Supt.
Northampton county, Miss Emma l..
Reed, Pungoteague, Miss Mabel West,
Belle Haven, Miss Alice Warren,
Onley, Miss Maggie Stewart, Oman
cock, Miss Polite Cary Hurt, Maps
vile. Miss Susie Warren, Nandua,
Miss Susie LeCato, Quinby, Miss
Willie Powell, Charlottesville, Miss l..
II. Gilmore, Belle Haven, Mrs. jamie
H. Edmonds, Painter, Miss Mildred
Wyatt, Belle Haven.
To assist in music-Misses Ayres
and Kellam, Pungoteague, Miss
Grant, Accomac, Miss Parks, Park
sley, Mr.. Haskins, Temperanceville.
There are others to be heard from
In the open discussion Of school sub
iects all will be invited to partici-
pate. Any teacher, patron, or friend
of the schools, having subject or
question, which they desire to hear
discussed by this meeting, please
mail the same to me at once.
Teachers and visitors going TO
Chincoteague will stop off at Bloom
town and be met by Mr.. Harry L.
White. Special rates from railroad
to Island and return.
Very respectfully,
G. G. Joynes,
Pres. Co. League.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChtuCofeague.

Mr.. Gordon Jones will open W
barrel manufacturing business here
soon.
Rev. ID. P. Sanderlin, of this place
is conducting revival services on HOG
Island.
Mr.. Henry Coukling, of Philadel
phia, is here this week, buying oys
tiers for use at his restaurant in that
city.
Capt. John w. Bunting has bought
the storehouse at Pocomoke City, be
longing to Hon Lloyd Wilkinson, oc-
cupied by l. H. Merrill.
Buyers here from Northern mar
kets say, that our oysters will take
the lead in their markets this season
CLAIMS in large quantities are now
| being shipped from this place also,
bringing high prices.
A large attendance is expected at
the Teachers Institute to be held
here next Thursday and Friday and
the best accommodation will be fur
nished all of the teachers. On the
bill OF fare they may expect turkey,
fat oysters, CLAIMS, &C., the best our
market will afford.
Mr., Vim. B. Mumford and Miss
Matte Davis were married at the M.
E. Church, Of this place, Wednesday
evening, Rev. w. A. Melvin off1ciat-
ing assisted by Rev. George Gray.
An elegant reception followed at the
home of the bride The presents
were handsome numerous and valua
BILE.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: F. W. Byrd, Calvin Long, Miss
Sadie Davis, Baltimore: G. Walter
Jones, James Buchanan, J. w. Long,
K. F. Powell, E. Il. Shay, Philadel-
phia; p. H. McShane, Denton; Thos.
Davis, Milford; A. a. Palgo, N. Y;
F. l.. Clark, Wilmington; f. r.
Bremen, Lewes; Miss India Insley,
CrisAeld; L. Floyd Mock, N. b. Rich,
Capt. H. b. Rogers, John s. Tyler,
Accomac.
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A Card.

To my friends and the public gen.
orally: AS the bicycle season is near
ly over for this year, to keep bust
ness going, the following lines have
been added to our business: Grocer
les, fresh meats of all kind, beef, pork,
mutton, sc. We also have the
agency for the best vapor lights and
other improved lights, superior to
electric lights and which no one can
afford to be without, delivered at all
points on the Eastern Shore, also all
kinds of lamps fixtures. Phone call
No. 10. Your patronage solicited.
Belle Haven Cycle Co.
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Methodist Conference.

The annual conference of the M. E.
Church, South, in session for the
last week had not adjourned, accord
ing to our latest advces, and the APP
pointments do not appear in this
issue as was expected.
Rev. j. r. Griffith is probably sent
to Princess Anne circuit.
The annual report of the Rosebud
Society, read by Rev. T. H. Campbell,
showed that the society had raised
So. SAT "a; cash on hand at beginning
of the year, 50, 17S n; total, s6 O26 IS
The banner society for the year in the
! Norfolk district was the Epworth So
ciety of Epworth Church, Norfolk
and the banner society of the confer
ence was the Daisy Lambeth Society,
of Crewe.
The report Of the JOINT board of fl
nance, giving the amounts appropri-
ated to the beneficaries of the con-
ference, was read, and it was stated
that the conference was able this
year to pay these appropriations in
full, the aggregate being over 81 200
The conference adopted a resolu
ton indorsing the proposed mission
airy conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, which is to be
held in April next, and pledging sup
port to the same.
The name OF Rev. J. E. Riddick
who killed DR.. Temple, WAS passed
by without report when called. By
this action the conference expressed
it's determination to take no action
in the case.
The committee on publishing in
terests reported favorably upon the
plan to consolidate the Baltimore
Advocate and the Richmond Advo-
cate, as adopted by the Baltimore
Conference.
| w. E. Judkins, presiding elder of
the Norfolk District, reported fine
condition existing throughout the
district. It's financial condition was
good, and there had been gracious re-
vivals in every charge but two. One
church had been destroyed by cy-
clone.
The board of trustees of the Vjr-
gipia Methodist Conference Orphan
age elected Rev. J. w. Bledsoe super
ntendent. The board was by its exc
cutive authorized to sell the land
now owned near Richmond and pur-
chase another site for the orphanage.
Newport News was selected as the
pl ace for the next session of the con-
ference.
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Marriages..
GALLOP-EDMONDs.

Miss Lucy Garland Edmonds, Of
this city and DR.. Lynn J. Gallop, of
Norfolk, were married yesterday az
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Rev. J. Francis Ribble, rec
tor of St. Paul's Episcopal church.
On account of the recent death of
the brides father the wedding was a
quiet one and only the immediate
relatives OF the couple were present.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady who has lived here for many
years and has great many friends.
DR.. Gallup is a prominent young
physician OF Norfolk and is also pro-
prietor of the Princess Anne Phar-
macy of that place. immediately af-
ter the ceremony they left by private
conveyance for Old Point, where they
took the boat on northern bridal
tour. On their return they will make
their home in Acknowledgment
News Press, 10Th.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-11-24
To The Public.

We take this method of thanking
the public for the patronage so liber-
ally given for many years to the late
firm of w. P. GUSTS & Co., commits
sion merchants, Baltimore, by the
people of the Eastern Shore and to
solicit the continuance Of its favors
to their successors. 1t will be our
pleasure to conduct the business in a
way to sustain the reputation of the
old firm for fair dealing and thereby
to merit your shipments to us.
w. b. Gusts & Co.