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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-12
BED or Tg,iiE OAS
MiEINts H. NGDHI'DK'i'

In ans %'r tu the charges made 81 the
floor of the CuIn,iI chamber. Mr. NCMsth
said very little. H.. considers f. IHvi-e %"
get into . wygErl,- III this tlnl- over the
his. r.r.u phase f the lighting question.
beyond = q-I,t remark that tn" three mem
hers Of tn" Cy.EDN HAD found tec or
their own making uucou.fsrtatie the Pres
id"ut ~ III T. uri ~ PGUi!a lMyTy s-I!-its
Uup!u -gy nothing
In anticipation uf their consideration Of
th- u-h;iaE uIoIHilr': passed by 'Ae COM
r.I. IT,, EJI-,- uf H.. :-..5.t.z yesterday asi.rd
t.' i.;@lt.-s 'pua:tt,r u: III, Board Jt
Iu'l!- IIuT!v-cu.' ats 70 finnish il all tie In
formation - the possession Of the COM
mitt"'- relative ~ the pruL4,!- .Jst Uf light
in; under th-s- oTdiEauc--- In s,GJTt-uce
with tbs rCga -. Chairman Heru..uG %
the committee - pr, .'a:!ug - statement
crnhuiyius ;Hi- Information. which VIII be-
furnished jar cI,,k Of the HOUSE today.
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Tho rhreA lighting bills passed the City
Council Yesterday morning with astonishing
raIiiity. In ~. progress of tn" meas
~ So from tne-cummiitre an oI-u attack de-
NcIuird ON the Board of public Improve
m'Hrs from CpuU"!imeu Carroll. ThuH'r
and Kraft Tacs, three members. by their
action on the recent joint resolution. which
orig matted i'm the HOUSE, are identified with
the majority faction In tn. lower branch
Of the Municipal Assembly.
The vote on the measures. however. w-s
unanimous. Mr Cast was the only absent
member.
Pr.ur to the sTCcial session of tn" council.
at II a. m. chairman Horton and his col
LEAGUES ,r the Public improvements Com
inittcr courseied with the members Of tho
Lighting Committee. which drafted IN. or
diuanceS President Robert +. NcMatE
Water Commissioner !'lad and Sewer Com
missioner HERMANN answered the questions
propounded by the members of the Council
When committee reports were called Nj.
Horton arose and said:
The committee report back TO the CoUn-
ci! bills 81. IS and 81 and recommend their
passage"
Tn. rules Of the Council were next sus-
pended and the bills went t. eugrossrnsnt.
Mr Hoffman, is chairman of the Commit
tee on Engrosssd and Enrolled Bills. Ills
,nIi.aar;.s :r, aI,~~--. kvatz and EaUn,.
The Council took "a recess Will" tae bills
were hastily examined. They were reported
back when the members resumed their
seats.
Th.. uil!s w,re read for the third time
and placed urru their passage They
ya~Sa,. N.thou, a dissenting vote. although
scv. raj Inrrutcr- explained their vote. in
tlchrs of o.,turv. which dug up the past.
;fum tn 7. f.-n!tTIuce - when they
,..,..-Nr ,i...r-..
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Two Weddings at MARSHALL.

REPI EILC SPECIAL
Marshall Mo. Jan. u--Mr. w. c. Nausy
and Miss CaIlie Wisdom were married here
last night by El,.rr Warton. Mr.. A. u.
Hight -hoe and Miss Leona Johnston were
married last night by the Reverend aIr.
Lander
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SHOT HIS WIFE.
Bullet Entered Her Back-R. A.
Davis Arrested.


RF:Tt-BI.fC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex Jan. fI-Mrs. R. A Davis.
wife Of a wOodhauler. who has been living
in 4 tent about five miles south OF Brady.
In McCuiloch County. was shot and NOR
tally wounded this morning. She was run
ming from her husband when shot IN the
hauk. Her husband has boon arrested.
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J. .. Taylor Assigns.
HEurprrC spF'I

ETFI FI.IC SPECIAL
Dallas, Tex, Jan. III. 8. Taylor. q dry
goods merchant, failed to-day. His i.abtli-
ties are about $4,000. mostly held In st.
Louis. New York and Philadelphia. y.
Blankensnip was appointed trustee.
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Pine BIufY Store Rcbbed-

HEFT BIsI'' NFEtIAE.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Jan. 1.-THE larre gun
store Of g. Noss * Bro. at thi, place, was
robbed AT an early hour this morning. Tho
stolen articles are valued at 500.
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r. \. JtDSON DECLARES
FOR 4 No\rARTISNN SYSTEM.

At the conclusion Of Mr.. Naccls speech
Governor StaHard announced that the tenn
p"rary lighting bills had been passed hy the
Council This was greeted with prolonged
cheering
J.. +. Smith at this point Introduce. q
res 1luti0u that Il vote cf thanks he ,xtcud"!
I" the minority IN the Municipal Assembly
which has oEaeayored to obtain thu passage
"t the temporary lighting bills This was
adopted with Il shout.
There w"r" continued calls FOR H. 4
HacusSlcr. and f. \. JuBsou.
NJ. Judson was the first to mount the
platform Ho SAID:
Il concur with Mr.. NaCeI that il is a
bad thing that the taxpayers and citi-
Zens find IT necessary 20 hold Il mass meet
ing TO protest against such a condition OF
affair.
corruption. and that IL public aCqui,S-
cence in public corruption. That l. the
last step in the degrade ion and H,Ceuara-
tinn Of a government. This meeting shows
that "" have not yet reached that stage
These resolutions are not an. The
temporary lighting bills will probably he
passed. But We must 20 farther than
that We must r.Ctify tn, cause which
brought about the pr"-ou- condition Of
affairs"
The speaker then referred to the noupar-
t:san School Board. which, hc said was
now being copied in all ot me leading cities
of the country. and suggested hat the
adoption of this plan IN other departments
.ply l,4v OBJ
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SPORT.

The winners at New Orleans-Lord Fair
fax, TIckful Monongah, Colonel Cassidy ana
Judge Quiglcy.
The winners at Tanferan-Cpper Crust.
Greyhurst, Meadowthorpe, The Lady, Ban
nockburn and Ben I,.di.
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Boys $50 and 200 Suits and Reeteya
sl.39 ana 50 cents. Clearing sale. Globa 8sv.
enth and Franklin avenue.
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the Council as to the probable action Of
the House, At 3 p. III. To-day, were 70 the
effect THAI the House would pass the meas
Gr"S under protest.
Alr kratz. u think the bills nil pas
Mr.. Carroll: Under the CIrCuHl. t,succS
can st,. no other course and I believe
the House viii follow IN Cur footsteps"
Alr Thuu-r. That IS a hard question.
They ou4ht 20 pas. for so.!!c;Eiu, must b.
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Take Laxative BrOmO Culnine Tablets. AL
druggists refund the money II IL falls to
cure f W Groves signature Is on each
tUX. Sac
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TO RESUME BUSINESS.
The McBrayer Distillery at Mount
Sterling, Ky, to Reopen.

Mount Sterling. Ky. Jan. 1.-THE Nc
prayer dlstillery will start this week. after
being idle for years This IL one OF the
largest dis:illeries in the State, with offices
in Cincinnati.
Two-cent stamps. in any quantity from
ScGa up. at per cent discount. Only city
sales sOi;Gited. Call on cashier st. Louis
Republic, Seventh and Olive.
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get a Young man who Will Lead one who
IS mo- afraid 20 So ahead, while the rest
will 90 to he'll. If necessary and not he
afraid to- take The Consequences.
1t don't make any difference who We
send TO represent liz H. the House of Dele
gates. just - he is honest.
we know the character of the men who
are in the habit Of going here. Th'y
spend money to get there. and they must
get il back II il not that li.'i" body who
are al TO blaine. Il is the miIiiemau class
in thc city who 20 further selfish priv1t"
Interests hot out temptations, and they
ar. among the highest Glasses sf the city.
If We go up 70 the House. who in this
crowd viii be there
Voices. 'AIl OF u.s.
Voices. How many ropcs?'
''Yo. don't need any ropes. I never saw
a coward who needed rope. and thos" fsl-
lows lrn too crWarGly 10 refuse compliance
with nr,r demands Let us all p" there"
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VIII. b vas 50 vI'icHt =
could rot .vG!s strals h;-
1 consulted u phy-lcl3r
ard he told. cue ! had a
fOrIu of dys.cpsla. and
Ire clt-d me- six months
with brs little .cucHt I
th-n t-i,d another ply
s:clIl and n told nc sry
Iiyr! was Out of O:dcr ard
;h., 7 mad indig, sticn, bat
- d:Ia Z cure ne. | then
tired another uuc ,v;iu said
/ lad c,.-1r.c Indigestion,
u'-S-Et-1u Cf -lle lining OF
the s-1nach. torpid liver
aud kidney affection. lie
treated m fOr more than
G vcl-. Ith-l took several
-.;6eiy Gdvrrtiscd pstcn;
f-cl'iZu-S. but received no
frC-c -.--a temporary re-
IL: vh..e using | then
I'D L1ctc- Pieces mc'.i-
c;-c-. U-rg his Golden
..e@.Sal Discovery, and
,E= Pee SAINT Pellets and
II two E5r;bs' time 7 was
SEEING better than I had
fer yc-.- before.
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y can truthftllly
say, DR.. Pierce's med
icines did me more
good than all I had
ever taken before"

These are the words OF Mr. o. s.
Co-.aI1avsr, Of Lorrlt Union, Hunting
den Co. Pa. lie SAYS further:
nt8ut twelve yea ago ! was suddenly
-, ,-i,h . min IN .lle l..t ei its stoAaca
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-12

Gibraltar, Jan. u--Arrived: Fuerst Bis
nlarck from New York for Genoa
New York, Jan. N.-Arriyed: Trave Bre-
men
Liverpool, Jan. ll.-Arrived: Philadelpbian,
Boston; SaChem. Boston.
New York, Jan. u.-Sailed: Steamer
Darmstadt, Bremen
Glasgow. Jan. ll-Sailed: Arcadian, Phil
sdelphia. via St. Johns. Newfoundland etc.
Queenstown. Jan. u.--Sailel: Peuuiand
from Liverpool, Philadelphia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-12
II. 4. HtEt >sE.ER BEI.IIElE.S
THE DELEt. ATEs WILL VIII

II y. haeusSler SPOKE rs follows. ".,"nrl
was boy in California W. passed "a
resolution a little different from tho one
We Just passed our resolution provided
for instant remedy.
IF the temporary bill has passed the
Council. it relieves the situation for a lit
tie while
When we 20 to the Hous5 of Delegates
We ought to go prepared to get what We
want
The question Is, where are We going 10
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ISNEcSTT.s iTENG
COMMITTEE. APPOINTED.

A The CONCLUSION Y NIr. E1aUss'6r'S :
speech the ma-tiHs; adjourned to meet again
this afternoon AT 40 a'ClocS. in the As
s.mlly-r"om of the House of Delegates AT
the city Hall.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-12

:ro4t ciycc,ivc blood purifier ard Gerricits
.k.t raoGerr medical science hc5 produced.
I. :. C.ce reutrai;zcs the polscrogs, fer.
.rc1t-5 matter in the stomach, Liver and
tc-ieIs. and az socu &C this is removed by
she sctio, c: tie ''P,llets K -oothes the
!-s5-rard zeno:G-e, OF t:ese organs,
putting them into Ecalthy condition 70
-tsS:J tie ru.T;e::-e elements O. tee food.
+. aids and stimulates the action Of tho
directive fluids Of The body end Il absorbed
!u:o the blood along with the food. Il En-
riches the blood. filing Il with vitaliring.
strength giving properties. II produces
eoIrd, healthy fiesh--uuscle yos c1r ceoyk
uiN Z IS safe medicine. II contains
70 whisky, alcohol. sugar or syrup. II does
not create n craving for liquor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-12

The queer "C with Tair' has made It's
way an over the United States. and here as
everywhere IL promptly jumped into popu-
larity.
Why?
Because the &c with a TaIl'. is a comet OF
health followed by "a coma or happiness
and Joy. II has come to stay with us and
radiate its benefits In all directions
tn" new C is part of the trademark OF
taScarets candy Cathartic the Ideal laxa-
tive and guaranteed constitution cure.
They make the liver lively ZONE up the
bowels. purify the blood, brace the brain.
put everything right as Il should be
Buy ana try Cascarets ;o-dov Jt's what
they TO. not what We say they'n do. that
~ ~ 5ac or InaiInd T. All druggists 'ec 23c.
or 1'ct " inaied Tor price. Send for book
let and free sample. Address Sterling Rem
coy co. Chicago. Montreal. Can, or New
This Is the CASCARET' tablet.
"a nAN livery tablet of the only genuine
| HTU | oascarets bears the magic letters
| " wv CCC- Look at the tablet before
~ you buy. and beware Of frauda
~ mutations and substituted y
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Mems $500 Suits and Oyercoats, S45.
Clearing sale. Globe. Seventh and Franklin
avenue.
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Uu. rIlINsx OFr0>!;D
TO the sIRIt.T EitsiiElNGi HILL.

Before Ar. TGuE'r voted un the first Of
tho bills. which provided for temporarily
iisating liz. streets. n" indicated that h-
washed to make g. statement. He said
Il always hdyr been and am opposed 20
this bill and think that " are making d
nIi-tak,, in passing II. Yet, an emergency
exists and under the circumstances | will
support IN. measure. only eight months l.
given hv the bil, for Othsr companies ~
come to ST. Louis and prepare TO take the
Ioug-icrr contract That : an injustice To
HI. outsjG, companies ana an uurrag" on
the faxrayer,. Du: acton will accomplish
nothing more or less than {" give one com
.say ,ha sol monopoly for lighting the
streets Of = Louis 10y electricity.
'na;sidl capital has no opportunity to
enter 81. I.oui. and prepare To- hi on n,
yyork IL j. au outrage. and while | viii
Support This bill. as there is no otner c3ur-a
lef, for me To pursue. l openly confess my
self L. be guilty Of playing into the hands
uf existing corporations. The Board Of
Public improvements has ever been thrust
ing such measures on this body. and We
have no redress. for We must either pass or
reject them, and for that reason l vote aye
under protest.
MIR kRA1Z ALSO TRIES
TO Ease HIS CONSCIENCE.
When the bill to light the public build
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MIR. Is RATz ALSO TRIES
TO EASE HIS C0N>CtENCE.
When the bill to light the public build
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-18
Local.

: ]
Jim Crow. car bill passed by the
Deputy County Clerk Taylor. the ais
legged detaui.er, Is missing.
Legislature will not sit OF General
The Southern Biscuit Works TO start
lin operation l#
Senate Committee on Public Institu-
tons favors State colony OF epifeptics
District Of Columbia wants to acquire
land on the Virginia slds OF the potornac.
State.
John Thorne killed by q falling tree
In RocNbrtdge. 49,
THE Lynchburs Board Of Trade elects
ses-Lynchburg gas-lighr plant sold TO
Philadelphia parties LyncnpurS 70 ssl
~ oung men IN Appomatsox arrested
for using the mall foe Immoral purposes
Fss-A brT cktayer In Norfolk fails fours;
3 stories to his death.
80 Virginia Rorticu.tural Society
elects officers.
General.
House passed the urgency dsiicisncs
1 s senate aEreed to vote on anancta1
i :, >, srra orpf February 18th sss
4 Ma iority Of committee vote To exclnda
.Roherf q. nom his seat. while m.nortty
would seat and then expel him
Foreign.
-B,,,lsr said TO ne ma king seassosy.
Sslsssoberts reports repn!s4 sot dster-.
mined attack on aFsench's out tpoat
Firhtinn on T1tgela rsportetlz
account Of assault et1 1.ssysnl -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-18
REPAIR SHOPS HERE.

Mr.. ST. John, of Seaboard. Says Ihey
Will lie, in Richmo;li or Manchesees. s
RALEIGH. n c., Jan. 1t-Vice-Pres'- e
dent ST. John of the Seaboard Alr Line.
announces to-day that the railroad sI2ps %
burned here several years ago "ouiu oe
rebuilt at an early date, and large nun
ber OF men employed in them.
The General Shops OF the system. ne
saws Will remain at Portsnouth,
but there will be repair shops nnailita,liso a.i
at Raleigh, N c., at Rlchnona or .1il'. - !.
chester. Va; at Amer!cus, Ca, anu at
Jacksonville. Fla.
yerv large new freight depot will also
be erected here.
I've hone to have our through Florida
trains in operation by February 1st, con-
timed Mr.. ST. John, -.b,ut we fear 1t VIII
not be cartier than February 10th we
now have five steel bridges in process OF
construction These can be competed os
the first if the manufacturers and con-
tractors will do their duty. but 1ear It
will be the tenth before it is done
The trains and equipmenttor the neW
system are all complete and now at Wii-
mington. Del, subject to our orders.
There are five vestibuled trains, Puilnan
outfits. for our fast Florida service. linen
at Portsmouth there are the day cars.
mail and baggage and express cars dor
these through trains
Mr.. st. John says he does not yet KNOW
what the schedules for the new trains
will be- :,
President Williams thinks the line viii
be in operation early in February. Ihe
grading, he says. is all done and the
bridges will soon be completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-18
THE FIRST STEP
IN EXP ANSIONI
The 1rigg shipbui|diIng Company
Places Big Contract New
Tools.

The. William r. Trisg shiphuilding
Company has made the first move in
the proposed enlargement of the ship
yards Of Richmond. A contract has
lust been closed with a tool manufac-
turing concern for the delivery of a
large quantity of the latest improved
patterns of shipbuilders tools. The
.lmount Of the contract just awarded Is
about ss5, 900 and is the first step in the
improvement plan.
The extension of the limits of the yards
will soon follow and the capacity greatly
Increased. ThisI will be of great i'm
mort tance; for t5wil give the sTrigg Com
ma nv room for other contracts. which
means work for more men.
q one Of the officials Of the Trigg Com
spany stated that hey had been offered
5nthsr contracts but were compelled to
refuse them because OF the limited ca
s,acity. o. the yards. With the new or
der of things. however, matters VIII be
changed, and other than government
contracts can be accommodated.
AZ present work at thesyards Is being
rushed on the torpedo boats and torpedo
boat destroyers now In he8stocks-# No
work on the cruiser GaKeston is being
done: with thesexceptio tionsof the preparing
Of the prelilninar plans; -
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BRIGHAM B0BERTS
IS TO BE EXCLUDED
This IS. the Procedure Favored by a
Majority of Committee Others
Would Seat, then ExpeI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE special
committee Of the House OF Represensa-
stives to Investigate the case Of Brigham
Fl. Roberts. OF Utah. to-day reached y
final conclusion. On the polysamous
status of Mr. Roberts the committee was
unanimous and agreed upon Z ior1nat
statement Of facts. On the question OF
procedure to De adopted the committee
was divided.
The majority, consistin of all the mern-;
bers except Eittleiie,d. of Maine, and De-
Almond, of Missouri. favored exclusion
S at the outset Alessrs. Ltttieiield Rep-)
and DeArmond Den.) will make n minor
$ity report favorable to seating Roberts on
his prima facie rights, and then expe.iins
: him.
ha majority were Tayier, Frear. Morris
and ,MoPherson tRep.l; Lang1am AMI
s3liers tDem.l
1--WE further find that about 1873. he
married Louisa Smith, his first and lawt
full wife, with whom he has ever since,
lived as such, and, who, since tnetr3
marriage. has borne him six Children.
..Thar about 1855. he married as his
plural wife. Celia Dipble. with whom ne
has ever since lived as such, and who
since such marriage. has borne him six
children, of whom the last were twins,
born August II. 1881.
..rhat some years after his said mar
riage to Celia Dsbb.e. he contracted an
other plural marriage with Margaret e,
Shipp. with whom he has ever since lived.
5 In the habit and repute of:marriage.SYoar5 of:
committee is unable to fx the exact date
OF this marriage. 1t does not apnear
that he held her out as his wife: bel fore.
January, 1897. or that before that date;
she held him out as her husband or that
before that date they were reputed to- be
husband and wife. q
s.. That these facts were generally y known
! ii Utah, publicly charged against him
J du,ins his campafgn for election and were
not denied BY him.
S.,Thnt the testimony bearing @on these.
facts was taken in the presence OF ar.
Roberts and that he fully y5crdss-examined
the witnesses. bus declined TO place h1In-s
fsgfS on the witness stand.
chairman Tayrer says the rspost. OF the.
Seommittee w!1ls De made on md
that the subject will hss taksns j Ia
House Ha1t Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-18
MORE LAND WANTED.

There is a good deal of talk about Viz
Einia being. asked to cet!e back to the
United States part of the land in Alex
andril county that wns formerly en-. en-
braced in the District Of Columbia, The
Government already exercises jurisdiction
over the Arlington tract and Tort Myer
Heights, on this side of the Potomac c. It
is very probable Congress, at its present
session. will make an appropriation Tor q
memorial bridge across the Potomac. TO
cost about $4,000, COO The commissioners
of the District of Columbia are anxious
to acquire a narrow strip of ground on,
the Virginia side, which will be improveu5
by splendid roadways.s and otherwise.
The Senate Committee on Fish ana
Came Yesterday; decided to renort rs com
5mittee bills five measures prepared by tne
subcommittee to carry into effect the
recommendations of the State Board OF
Fisheries.
Senator's Tyler and SLvle have been q u u
pointed by the Senate Committee on cen.
eral Laws to- perfect the State acaith
Board bill.
MR.. STANDS CASE.
After the adjournment of the senate
Yesterday twas sdecided5to hold 4 caucus
on Tuesday night next at S o'clock to
consider the question Of the admission Oh
Senator William Stands
The House Committee on Finance con-
sidered to-day the bill offered by Mr.
Hutcheson. providing that the pensions
Of disabled Confederate soldiers allowed
by the state shall go to the widows OF
such soldiers after the husbands death.
Mr.. Shelton, of Louisa. supported the
bill in an ornate and passionate speech.
Before taking action the commlttee
went into executive session
The Governor signed several measures
that have passed the Legislature. thus
making of them laws. The most fmpor-
tant were the Southern Investment Co.
with q capital stock Of from 100000 to
500 900 O0O designed to assist in the con-
solidation5of the Seaboard Air Line; the
bill reducing the capital stock Of the G..
and O. railroad and the bin consolidating
the Portsmouth Street Railway compa-
mics
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-18
RICHMOND'S. NEW INDUSTRY.
Southern Biscuit Works Will Soon be
in Gna,.1f iOll

Southern Biscuit Works Will Soon be
III Opcrat ion.
Richmond will have q new Industry N
operation within a. month. This concern
will be known as the Southern Biscuit
Works and will occupy the building
formerly used by the Allegheny Box
Company.
The Southern Biscuit Company is
corporation that was chartered by State
OF Virginia about 4 month ago. The
capital stock is $4,000. The president of
The company is Mr.. Brockenbrough and
Mr.. A. J. Montague is vice-president.
The principal stockholders are A1essrs.
X. s. .Bosher, James NJ. Boyd, Thomas
Atkinson. A. Gwathmey and T. c. Will
liams, .Jr.
At present the building is being
thoroughly overhauled and extensive inn
proyements are being made The plant
is being fitted up with ovens and the
latest improved machinery will be in
stalled. The plant will be modern in
every way and will be devoted to biscuit
and cake baking. The principal territory
will be through the southern states.