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The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

It liz reported on xcellcnt authority
TINT Farrell Mclaughlin Of Rahgely,
WINS married last Monday evening IN
Fife. The particulars Of the affair
have not yet reached this Office.
I.ATaR-As this paper ia going to
press It Is learned that the happy
bride was Mrs. ella Fitzpatrick who
has been visiting at outside points
sincc about April ist. Tho couple
will reside at Rangely.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
Special Term Of District Court.
STATE oN COLORADO. [

COUNTY OF kfo BLAScn, IS
~ TIE hiSIHiCFC COURT THEREOF.
IN pursuance of an order of the Judrr nj
$50 county, notice Is hereby given Thar =
siieciai term of the District sour; in and I,,r
80 itihncot county. Colorado will he begun
;ana holden nj the Court House In N,ekrr
,o!Nr'ido. on "Wednesday. the 18th ,Iny of
: uuN' y. y. ltsi- ut 10 O'clock ii. M, for the
pdFiss'sl ~ the trfnl Of n certain cause pend
liss lhrrcin. w.lersin, John r. Thomas i the
GSntntlt and Thomas g. Thomas. Eynn Il.
ut.aas iind j. ~ sic13 arv defendants.
s,tNrn under my hand aud The seal ~ s,,il
f f,., y A'esrf, Colorado. this 18th day Of
i'i,l ~ u iNs- tito. NJ. LoRn
49, CLERK.
ino-iy45
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25


We hereby certify TINT ON the 10Th dry OF
June, a. y. 1901 a special meeting OF Che
stock holders Of the bar Triangle Land 6,
Ing was called tinter nlin,f Tor the purpose OF
cOn siticrinY the prupriety OF dissolving the
Ynid corporation; that NJ said meeting All
[6f the capital stock OF said Company. to-wit:
HN,toO shLres, was represented In person;
tint NIL Of said stock WIS voted I'm ftvor of
the following resolutions duly presented at
~" v HMi,EAs, The Bar Triangle Land &
Cattle Company Inns disposed ofail ITS prop
Ing by Il have been fully paid, and it does
not intend to further proserute the business
for wIi I. i 4 was ory Il, n r,..
II ~ tho desire of the stock holders OF the
said Company to dissolve the snld corporn-
ton prior TO thg time limited by law, and
that thu president md secretary OF the
Company be and are hereby ordered and di-
@aeq tSs 81 III 81
to filc one copy thereof In the offigo OF the
Secretary of srate, OF the state of Colorado,
and one copy III Rio Blnnco cOtuty,,nnd to
law"
Pursuant to the provisions Of the lnws Of
the state 81 Colorado notice Of the tiissoiu-
tom OF the Bar Trinngie Land a Cnttle
Company, In nccordanco with the action of
the said special stock-hoit!ers' meeting, Is
hereby given to all persons IN Interest.
IN WITH Ess W ii EIiEoF, we hnvehere-
unto ses o n, hands and seals, ana enused
unto aiiixed this 18TH day 81 June, a. b. 1908,
HENRY Lie b. WILLS.
ISEAL1 President.
WALTER SCOTT
ISL ' THE FAR s TSi.
ny IIESny I,E 2. WILLIS,
Arrnsr: WALTER SCOTT,
llo-nl. Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
Dog p.ys.

Whnt nonns that whistle, loud and shrill,
that comes floating through our Kitchen
door,
And whnt's disturbing little VIII; why, of
diunor he's declining moro.
Two other hays hra stnmtiinH lust outside;
thsy ~N me nnd thcy Try to hide.
But not lSsfore I henri, md saw he pair,
whistle md ench hold Two fingers high
In mir. "A. u. u.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The notice Of contractors is called
to the fact that J. j. Davitt is rendy
to receive bids on the business block
soon to he erected ndjncent to the l..
O. o. +. hall. The building ~ TO be
either u 2ox75 or 40x7bbne story brick.
Those desiring to bid on the job
should geo Mr.. Davitt for particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The Routt county wild horse
round-up secured about l0o head Of
mavericks-good, bud and Indifferent
which the sheriff has been offering
for sale the past ten days ut the vari-
ous Yainpa river towns.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The new residence of NJ. l.. Sandy's
is ready for the plnsterers. This new
six-roon dwelling will be II substan-
tial addition to the Oak Ridge park
ranch houses.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

"A. petition was circulated thlsweek
and quito generally signed applying
to Fish Commissioner KIncaid for
100000 trout fry for White river. This
IL ~ flno trout stream and the game
department should keep it we'll
stocked with fish.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Professor Stockton and Ore McDer-
NTH left for the upper river country
Thursday noon to establish few
photographic stations along the two
forks of the White. These gentlemen
are in the employ of the U. S. gov
eminent.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

A Steamboat gentleman, who has
lived In Routt county for 10 years,
arrived In this city Monday evening.
He says this is his first trip to this
valley and TINT 1t IL AWAY beyond
any thing he expected to see. Says
1t beats the Yaippa river valley all
hollow. s
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The brick for r. A. Jol,nson's house
down In Powell park are being
burned this week. When completed
this new residence will be one of the
finest in the valley.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Much interesting rcading matter,
including u number Of ~eighty edi-
torials, In crowed from this issue for
lack Of space.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

d. w. Chartlen and wife passed
through town Tuesday. They carry
with them a kinetoscopc and give on
tertaininents along theiy route.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Work ls progressing rapidly on DIR.
Woifenhcrger' new residence. The
roof IL being placed on tho building
this week.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Rubc Hall, Simp H~Fp,Dr Bruncr,
J. J. Unlock and W. H. Walters
formed jolly fishing party up the
river Sunday. They had good luck.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Everyone should endeavor to Mt
tend the concert and drIll given ut
the l. o. o. F. hall next Thursday
evening. Some Of the best talent In
the town Will participate and the Af-
fair promises to DO q success.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

]. A. Alley has quit the road house
business and In the future will not
he prepared to keep any travellers.
He liz living on the Frank Morgan
ranch on the government road.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The new wholesale and retail liquid
refreshment parlors in the Sanderson
building are open to the public and
their AID appears in this issue.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

On July lk-Mrs. Helen I. Grenfell
made the semi-annual allotment of
tho state school fund. This county
receives arr. 81 IN Its share.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Attention Is called to the nd Of G.
J. Wadman. Mr.. Wadman il an OK
celient mechanic and the great de-
mand for bis services is an excellent
Testimonial of the artistic finish he
gives to his. work.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Elder l. A. Spring Of Glenwootf,
held services ut the Adventist church
Saturday and Sunday. While In
Meeker Mr.. Spring WAS the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Iapree.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

A son was born on July IL to Mr..
md Mrs. drover Cleveland. This
makes Ave children In the ex-presi-
dents family. And 40 we gov.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
Miss Jessie Dikemnn, sister OF Vie

Miss Jessie Dikeman, sister of Vic
tor Dikeman and Mrs. p. A. WEIGH,
arrived last evening on an extended
visit from Montgomery, Texas. She
WAS accompanied by Leslie Welch,
the 10-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. WEIGH, who has been visiting
with relatives in Texas for some time.
Go to Edwin p. Mays for laundry
work. At Meeker Hotel Agency
ior Troy Globe Laundry.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Pops Leo XIII died on Monday at
4:O4 p. m. He had been seriously Ill
for seventeen days-his death being
constantly expected during the sick
ness. He was M years Of age.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Mel limerick Of North Fork was
shaking hands with Meeker friends
Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The Middle Park Times last week
pr'clahned with big head lines that
''Grand county teams'ta with nat
ural resources" Good for Grand
county.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Mr.. X. A, Collins and Mrs Pansy
Walker, both OF licc~ncs, were
united In marriage vt the Meeker
hotel lrArlors ON Sunday at y p. u. by
Rev. q. +. Rsy. The couple will
make their homa ON Piceance creek.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Tho contemplated change In the
band stand has rs yet failed to mn-
terinllxc.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Mrs. King, mother of Mrs. q. l..
Greer, will teach the Axlal basin
school tho coming term.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

A. s. Richardson, lmaa the first ripe
grain cut and in shock noticed by
THE HERALD scribe.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

II In reported that the d. d II. Il.
will sooa erect t8oO00 depot at
Grand junction.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

T.. M, Curran completed the foun-
dalton for Pote Jolnson's new homo
last week.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

The now thirst quenching pnrlor IL
open for business. Their nd win APP
pear next week.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

It IN reported nv being very hot
over on the Grand.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
Notice for bids.

Bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners of Rio Blnnco
County for the construction Of n public
bridge across White River near the mouth
Beaver Creek according to plans and spoci-
ffcntions on flle In this office. Bids to he re-
ceiycd up to the 10th day OF August, 1901.
w Il. f. FOBDHAM,
ly25. Clerk of the Hoard
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Have you seen the comet? 1t ha,
been visible for several nights past
Look little to the left of north and
nearly overhead. II has hazy mp
pearance.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Tho I4sslies' Aid OF the Methodist
church met on Wednesday afternoon
with MrN. &. A. Foath.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
For Sale---Cattle.

A bunch of good cows-including
several registered heifers. Also
about 20 registered Shorthorn bulls
for sale. Address Z. Farnsworth,
box BIO, Meeker. j25.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Jack Curran is hustltng on the
mortar in Judge wildhack's house
this week.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

At tho trial ofthe shooting scrape
of the other night, the defendant was
discharged for lack OF evidence.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

On Friday, July II, the water in
the Miller Creek ditch reached the
Flag creek ranches.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

q. w, Wood Of the .Round Bottom
rAnch" near Craig, had his aatomo-
htlS wrecked near Dotsero last week
and completed his Journey In ON the
stage.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
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THE MEEkE II tIiALD,
Moekor, Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Fred House has erected bright
new barber pole in front OF his place
of business.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
COMING and GOING.

n. ~ feiioWh was III to~H hlie l!isi.i
y - "'A
Miss Cissila 81 Kansas CITY, is tho
guest Of Miss Rens.
Frank IAkamp was Buford sisi-
tor to this city Tuesday.
postmnater SherIdnn returncd fro,,
his Denver trip last evening
n. y f,araon and wj,o fr,,, N,rth
Fork were in town the first az the
week.
NJ. X. pnrsons. hand n,,.h ~ tho
Keystone ranch wa. n TOWN Tues-
.lav evening.
much needed VACATION nm south Fork
for n few days. ~
Auso'n onvih oi oieh"'pu, repre-
this citv Tbura,av
frank ~ E''sstfahu oi the govern
nun. 'o." ""s ho''cs" o'' OUT slFssNs
wednesday, GvantflU.
-. ~ Ac,"' OF f'tea'hooaf, reIf-
s'i''i's .'ie DARWIN ieno co'nl''ny'
wa" ~ .o"" i"s'r''ss'
. ~ ~. Hn"f'fe ,',r've" IRON !''t'p.o
'.sa s''''ui''1y anu n"S nccePee" " po-
s'''''' '''T ~. var ''-e y '''e''S'
N. McTnvish and Logan Summers
pf Ouray have been viewing. the
's"'" W ''''e s,'i"'S 'ne p"'' WV
"e'A''
q. w. Smith of Seymour, Iowa, il
In the city on visit with his sisters,
Mrs. g. A. Booth and Mrs. w. Is. ST.
nio''s'
Mrs. George r. Blnin and children
loft for Palisade on "Wednesday
morning on u visit with Mrs. Blnin's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Edwards re-
turned last evening from Maybell
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Edwards sister.
A,,.r,s. on,,., 49,, ,,,,u,, ~
parted for Glenwood "wednesday
morning where they will recuperate
for few weeks. &
ar, n w p,. :. w..
w H 1,,..,. 1890, n,,,a,.,. 49,. s'
Ing from an extended visit with
friends and relatives In Manhattan,
Kansas.
n 6 m.,r, ,,,., az ra,.,.
u.r,,,.,,.a ,s.,.,,,,,,. -, .,a.'1...,
.t.n,.'s,. IN. 60. ~. r $3.50
IL interested In tho Fourmile placers
In Routt county.
A.. p, .,,., ~,
~ ht.. .,...,.s. NJ. ~. -. M
,,.a., ~ =. ,,.,,'.,. ~ ~. ~. u
o,,sr .n,a,,. i, ,,.,.-s $3.50 S -
:, 49,, l','.t 80 -
G..nd ,,,na,ion ~, r,,a.,.,a,, a,,a,.,,, !.
ma !. .,r,,,, - 49,, 49,. =, ,,,,.''l,n
kho talarhnu, nfy,n,,
Mrs. Dan Parker and party OF
friends came over from Rifle Thurs
day headed for upper river points.
,,,,a., 80 M mn. W., w ''N
e " ''' 10y "
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mac. Aul and son,
Clair, relatives of J. e. Simpson,
who have been visiting in this valley
for the past three months, left for
their home in Georgeville, Pennsyl-
vania, Tuesday morning.
Mr. w. II poo,h md d,rrt,aro
Mrs I,enans ~ corr.,Iton Nyn ,r.
r,y.,, lust .,,.,,rm NJ paa,, ~,
AsAacr AsfAtsbH tsAo ~ btOltitl <ttih FtStcl
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

John a. II. Reader from near Pa
go,ia WAS brought before the county
court Thursday charged with shoot-
ing and Gripping II couple of range
horses. The ease was set for trial in
Sebtemher and "a change ST venue
WAS taken to the district court. The
bond WAS placed at sSAn
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative hromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails to
eane. 4. W. Groves signature is on each
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25
I.ige Alton IL mnvnlo1eIng.

Tho river was lined with fishermen
Sunday.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Mrs. James q. Blaine died at her
home IN Maine on July 18th.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Little Louise Riley gavcta party te
her friends Thursday afternoon,
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Read Tus HERALD and be happy.
The Meeker herald., 1903-07-25

Stops the Cough and Works OIL the Cold.
Laxative bronze Quintnc Tablets cure y
so,d in one day. No curc, no pay. Prizes Sc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04
nay BE Hanged.

Roanoke. Va. Special-A special
from Bluefeld 20 The Times says:
Harvey Williams. a burly negro. to-
DAY outraged Mary Jones. the l3-year-
old daughter o. respectable white
miner and left her for dead on the
mountain between Pocahontas Va.
and Cooper. ". Va. After rcgainins
consciousness. the child managed 20
reach her home. where she told what
had happened. The story spread rap
idly and posses went in search OF VII
liams lie was located near Pocahon-
tas aud taken 20 Bramwell. where he
was lodged ia Jail. The Jail Isl being
heavily guarded tonight. but informa-
ton from Bramwell points TO a lynch
ing and probably a burning before
daylight Williams victim viii die"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04

Macedonian insurgents continue hos
tile acts against Turkish r-oops-
Scot1hmeu fl london gave demon
Et-aticn % respect GO Eh- lo-s oi @ 2.
E.r Eec-or M1cDculil-
The French senate voted against the
principle of q Government monopoly 20
OIL refining
Car-eln CorIn snd - men. who VIII
take part in rne Zieslsr arctic eXr-li-
ricn. arrived al Tromsoe. Norway
Ano.her Canadian r-anscon-inenrai
line. from Cucber 90 Port simpson. T.
C.. All De constructed
Democrats IN Washington say the
Fuceess ot the party IN Iowa or Ohio
next fail nay produce q Presidential
candidate Coz 1904
Minister Brown expects Pres4ceni
Castro 20 decide this week ~hetner Do
will syndicate the Venezuelan debt Oh
send the disputes 70 The Hague
Il is said Robert 3 Armstrong nay
BE- appointed Assistant Secretary 81
the Treasury 20 succeed Milton L
Anes. Who e. about % resign
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04

Lowell. Mass. Special.-Acting IN
der the law. the state board OF arbi-
trat.on and Cancellation formally re-
Quested the mill agents and the Tex
tile Council CT this city 10 submit the
question OF a wage increase ia the cot
ton mills IN the city 20 arbitration. 10
avoid a strike next Monday. Both
sides have the request under consider
alton Very slight hope. however. is
entertained by the citizens OF Lowell
that the state boards request viii be
granted The mill agents repeatedly
have expressed their opinions that A
wage increase Is impossible and the
textile council having ia view last
years result of a civic board Of arbi-
tration has said since receiving the re-
quest that IL did not care TO be trap
ped as they say they were last year.
when after strike was declared on
nothing was done 10 advance their in
terests.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04

Merrimack Manufacturing Co. has
received plans and specifications for
its additional building at Huntsville.
Ala. mentioned last month I..e
structure viii be FIVE stories high.
Is0xs3s feet. to contain $1,000 spindies
and 1000 looms. as was stated. Con-
tract for erection has been awarded 10
Flynt Building Construction Co Of
Palmer Mass
Marietta (Ga) Knitting Co. report
ID last week as having contracted for
I00-horse-power engine and twenty
additional knitting machines. intends
70 Install more knitting machines dur
ing the year. It's present increase OF
equipment viii provide FOR an output
q COO dozen pairs per day. all half
hose. Contract has also been awarded
Tor building materials. and the COM
many vii do the construction work.
John n. Barnes IS the architect IN
charge.
Henderson u. c. Cotton Mills has
decided 70 onlarge its plant. X Is an
4 nounced that the addition VIII be
5sx79 feet. with en- ell 36x72 feet
Number OF spindles and looms 10 b
added not stated as yet. Company now
las ~, 900 spindies and 2l6 ICONS.
Hardy Greenwo0 Box 75i. Sar
| Antonio. Texas. wants TO correspond
| With manufacturers Of cotton waste.
n referring 20 the report that 81
! viii estabiizh a branch silk mill a
! Clarxaburg. w. Va the Valentine 4
Bantiey SIX CO. OF Newton. y j.
states there IS nothing definite de
cfdpd M 10 this time.
There - no truth IN the report re
fcrre6 10 last week connecting Z. =
Smvsh OF Pelzer. s. c. IN connection
With a mill projected al Bolton. ;. G
\ IN connection with mill projected
Beiton. S. G.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04

The rot A. Perkins Lumber CO. OF
Culfnort Miss has increased It's
capital stock from 500. 900 20 $500. 600
,,- o.. - NJ,
sv'varia has purchased and viii de-
Nelop 1876 acres q timber land on
GLADYS fork OF Cheat river
-----,.
..-,.-, e,-..,..,-t 7.sl,
- -- ~, - "a,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.


Richmond (val hanks were the h-st
IL c1er bonds Tor refCn6 under Sec-e-
tery Sh2w's circular.
Dr. Uric. scting Surgeon General OF
the Navy. received a dispatch from
the commander OF the receiving ship
Frankiin az Norfolk. that the cases o.
ciphtheriS among the crew vas we'll
In hand and there had been no XIV
cases within the last IS hours.
= Is proposed 70 form cotton niu
company ~ StephenViile. Texas. and
Upshur Vincent is interested He IS
now endeavOring 10 interest capital.
and Is also DESTROYS of corresponding
Win manufacture o. coSt5a-mill ma
chsnCry
The surviving soldiers who served
under Gems. Taylor and SOFT in Mex
CO in 1876 and 1917. are invited =, be
present 81 the thi-ty-sevsnth national
ercanQnent OF tho Grand Array % the
Republic in san Francisco next Au-
gust. The pension rc's show that s.
600 dwell or the pGrifC coast M
managers hope 20 strrsct g. icast 40,
&c t1cm 10 the reunion. believing Jha'
L win be the last they VIII ever at
tend.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04

St Petersburg. By Cahie-A goat
strike ricr. accompanied by much
hlooSshed has occurred at the town
of SlarousE. ia the government az
Ocdfa Tv- lty-eight persons were
i.i-eI and 60 others were wounded
T.e strike started in the State Iron
Works where 500 men walked out
demanding the release 81 three q
thrl- comrades who had been ar
seste1. The governor OF the province.
who went 20 inquire into the AFFAIR.
was mobbe1 as d. was entering the
house q the manager Of the works.
TIE rioters sto.mcd the house and
smashed in tire doors and windows
The mayor. with 2 fO-cc ~ geular-
mes and q detachment ~ troops then
arrived on the scene and ordered tAe
rioters 20 dlsperse. The latter. how
ever. stood their ground and tho
mayor vas wounded by a revolver
sio-. The gendarmes and troops IN
reLiateiy replied with firing voileyi
+ az the mob and killed or wounded 4
me-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04
Durham Industries.

An address delivered before the Dur
ham y. c. Chamber OF Commerce by
Mr. Thomas 2. E-ul,,r. n member OF the
board % aldermen OF Durham. has
been published In pamphlet form. and
is being circulated in The interest Of
Dushams development. A,r. Fuller In
his address showed that in the past 10
years Durham's population has in
crcased from 5000 or 5000 prscus 20
about 10000 the value OF real and
personal property from Si.547.5l9 20
s9o41.S02. its banking capital from
$50 600 20 S5o2 200. and its cotton-mill
industry from one mill 20 six. with
l02.OSO spindles and 246S iocms. with
an annual product valued at S-.So1.l45
Tho manufacture OF yarns ana shcs--
i-Cs Into hosiery and toaacco BAGS bs
two u these plants add 100000 10 tbs
annual output. other industries In
the city include four tobacco factories
three cigar and cheroot factories. on'
snun factory. pants factory. role
nouring mill. telephone factory. thre'
carriage factories. ya-n factory. tw,
planning mills. furniture factory. mat
t-ess factory. paper-box factory. book
hindery. dvc works. foundry and ma
chine shop and two brick factories. i
the past 10 years durham area Ia
increased from one square mile 20 fou
square miles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04
News By Wire.

Mrs Alice BuTdick. widow OF Edwin
l.. Burdick. testified AT the the inquest
IN Buffalo that she had no knowledge
as 10 who killed her husband.
The trial OF Ernest Haywood; at Raj
eigh, ~ C.. was postponed 10 July 10.
after he had made a sensational affi-
davit
A sale OF the late Anthony J Ante
los art collection began In Philadel-
pkia.
The testimony was concluded and
argument begun IN the case OF Elmer
Collins. charged with wife murder. at
Georgetown, Delaware.
A 5000 900 meat packing combine
~as formed IN Chicago.
An order was issued against 20 In
dian coal concerns. restraining them
from combining TO regulate price and
production.
Gen. Hector Macdonald, commandeE
OF the British forces in Csylon, will b
tried by oourt-martial on charges Of
immortality.
At Port OF Spain. Trinidad. il per
sons were killed and 80 wounded In th'
/ riots in which the Government build
lngs were burned and the Governor o
Trinidad was forced 10 take refuge Of
the cruiser Pauas-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-04-04

The Kaiserin Augusta Victoria while
ogt riding with her husband and son.
Prince Acei5ert. was thrown from her
horse and her arm was broken.
The Conservative majority in the
Chertzy division % Surrey al a by
election was cut about half and the re-
suit was considered a blow 70 the Gov
eminent
Peace has been ratified and proclaim
81 IN Uruguay.
The text OF the Irish Land bill w.
given out
John ". Gates. John Shelton vi
fiars and others testified before IN,
Interstate Commerce Commission T.
New York concerning the Louisville
sDd Nashville deal and ctheF matters
A man ies Esw York tod O. alleged
threats D. A. 4. Pennell 20 XIII +. l.
Burdick.
Three HexlcsDs were killed IN col
llrion between the Sunset Limited
md another train near san Antonio
Tex.
4 break o. three miles vide ia Tn
ieyee az creenviile. Miss, is doodinl
the great Yozoo delta
A bear raid vas made on New Horl
Central. Pennsylvania. St Paul an.
other railroad stocks on the New fofl
Exccaaxe.