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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL


The ANNUAL ckholders' nesting %
she Dan River Power 4 Manufacturing
10. % Danviilc. Va vas held last
seek. The report % the directors
showed that work iu progressing
steadily on the plant. and that the coz
tractors expect 90 complete their work
BY the allotted time December Z Con
tracts FOR the water-wheels. electric
power equipmenf looms. etc. have
been awarded. and shipments 90 The
apparatus viii soon begin The secre-
tary reported that the Ely r. walker
Dry Goods Co. OF 81 Louis had Sled
an orde- FOR the first bale OF completed
product from the looms The Dan
vile ccmpanys plant has been IRE
uuentiv referred 90 previously I'm these
columns It is 20 have 90 900 spindles
and 2foo looms. About g. 900 900 VIII
be- the Investment in the cntcrprlse.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

A mob near New Da'tIrlore ~ S.
started ono to lynch James Little. "a ne-
gro but he Was hurried ont c. town ne-
Cor, De- reached the Jail
Sion of three troops 90 lhe Four
f.cnfh United states Cavalry r0-l-0l
Fen 81 fatal fight at Bonita Arizona.
negro burglar who attempted On
assault Miss Grace Davis iaurhte~ &C.
the Mayor % Red BanN ". T.. narrowly
escaped lynching
Thomas c. Barker. who shot and
maimci Rev John Keller ana who was
paroiol from the New Jersey peniten-
tary returned 90 his home in Airing
ton y j.. and was welcomed by his
wife. whose story caused the shooting
Samuel Herbert Dougal. slayer %
Miss Camille C. Holland whose death
was known as the "MOat House mur-
der" was hanged In London.
The machine riveers employed az th'
Buffalo. y. Y. dry dock Joined Oh,
striking ho:tomers-up and puncher.
Thursday The strikers claim thR
every man employed az the dry does
will strike. About 500 men viii Doe an
fected by a general strike The mei
demand n fixed scale and a small ad
vance tia wages. The Buffalo dry docl
/ is controlled by the American Shi'
/ Building Company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

The United States International EN-
change Commission arrived i'm Berlin
The Car abolished castigation with
cudgels and cat-0 nine-talls and chain
ing 20 the car gs punishments-
Chinese pirates captured a Chinese
member of the Elnboat Callaos crew.
end are holding him for $4,000 ran
som.
Basule Day was celebrated IN faris
bv great review and Santos Dumont
In an airship. hoving above the held,
fred salute 90 President Louoet from
revolver.
The Cuban Government. 10 was re-
uorted Will send "a commission 70
America and Europe 20 negotiate loan
OF S35. 900 900.
10 was reported from Soiedad Nent
zuela. that when the balance OF thC
Government fleet and men arrived.
they being expected yesterday. General
Rolando's forces would Doe attacked at
Cludad Bolivar.
Bishop r. L. Rocker says four Amer
lean Catholic bishops can DO more %
pacify the FiipiDos than 100000 sol
d.ers.
Venezuelan Government troops con
tinued the attack on Ciudad Bolivar
The State Department has received
| the petition OF the B'nai Birth 90 tn'
/ Car OF Russia. The United State,
| Charge d'Afiaires az ST. Petersburg Ia
i been directed 20 ascertain whether IN
Gar will receive IT,
steps were taken In London FOR IN
| erection OF a statue Of GeOr6e Wash
| ingtOn In that city.
=. is reported in London that Unit,
| states wagships seized about 20 isla-i
OF the Borneo coast claimed by Grea
Britain.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

p The onicial visit OF the American
naval squadron 10 England ended with.
q reception on board the flagship. The
kearS2rge
An important conference was held az
Washirgton between Secretary HAY
and Russian Charge Hansen concern
ing the opening OF Manchurian ports
The morality OF the young men OF
tsis country Is lust as hlSh as TIE
Young women demand said DR.. J. G..
Wolfe. Illinois State president OF the
Epworth League. at preconvention
meeting OF Leaguers az Grace Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church. IN ChicaSo. On
Saturday.
Eight deaths from loek5aw were ~
ported in Pittsbnrg. ~ az Detroit aad
many eksow here
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

An enlargement 90 cost 100000 has
been decided on by the Williamson
Mins 90 Williamson & g. The CONE
pany VIII increase ifs capital stock
from 5000 eco Oh $500 Geo fo provide the
Nee ssarv funds. ana has en- EaGed j
r SHRINE ~ Grcervilic. $. Co.. a. en-
Einrrr in charge 90 fhe improvements
Active work on tire erection % the me-
cessary building win begin Septem-
Der a feo-foot addition viii oe cree
tcd CD tre present main structure
There WIN DO 1900 sDinllcs and 200
looms added. thus inrreas .ng che com-
rany equipment fo $4,000 sn'nilfs
and 500 lnrms sheoHnee .s the VIII
Namsfun product. james r.. GoEctt is
president o. the company
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Msny Matters Of General Intersss Ia
Short Paragraphs.
Down IN Dixie

n is considered probable that the
project FOR Improving the harbor Of
Baltimore and deepening the channel
viii receive favorable consideration ~
building cotton factory. The capital
stock IS $4,000. With privilege OF in
creasing TO 900. 900.
The Clark Manufacturing CO. %
Jonesboro. y. O.. reported Incorporated
last May. with 500. coo capital. has
elected David Clark % Charlotte. ~.
C.. president. and W A. Graham
Clark OF Jonesboro. secretary -treasur-
Or. Arrangements are now being made
% install looms FOR the manufacture
OF denims Power viii b. obtained
from the Eugenia Manufacturing Co.
which operRtes a 2350-spindlc yarn
mill. and Is under the control OF the
Messrs Clark
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

The Norfolk Lumber CO. Viii IN
crease the capacity % is miu az FAY
cueville. y. c. as lately reported. eN-
pending about $500 On ne~ nAeAin-
eTy. etc.
The Tennessse 4 Indiana L0raoer
CO. has BEEN chartered AZ Nashville,
Tenn-. with capital STOCK - Sze.eee.
TIE mcorpoystors arr A. Air3ceesr. L.
n AltaHer. Ernesk L. Lroa. harrs
Lyon an2 J. "A. g Lynn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

Don't be angry. Stop and think.
stop aud turn about. L like you; /
owe my life To you. would save
yours now. Don't go in there.
Two or three suspiciOus-lookingf fell
lows came near and acted as ii they
were trying to overhear what was be
ing said. Perhaps they thought it
was quarrel that wonld end in q
fight. the most interesting thing in the
world 10 such characters.
Burns, like the Ancient Mariner,
was holding his auditor with his gilt
tering eye. The wedding-guest was
not iaore enthrailed than was Mr..
Vernon, albeit the latter turned
abruptly and would hear no more for
the moment. He could not, however
tear himself loose from the old man,
who followed him and stepped again
IN front of him, now laying his hand
on his toP-coat's lapel and thrustine
his eager, cadaverous lips close 10 his
ear.
Come aside somewhere. only for {
minute. Don't stay here-for heaven
sake, don'tr' ne exclaimed, in a shril
whisper. "The time is at hand
Vengeance is minel Comel hea
them approaching"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

.s, 49,.
Nor i' Cotton Nl'is go. ''l.'
= G.. n1s icf contract TO Mt
GIN thompson %. ''A'- y. ~
erection nt nNiiiht $500 tr'' t''i
Stories h'Nh me 7'-
comm .Naie tAr 't.. A..i''.'
Nita announced ln NFt't . ''
siAl .r DID .tr N.t|tH I'f"
t''''' wv ne U ~ & ~.
,--... ~ .,... 1890 fr
it
~ %
r'.. r,,
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ans n or ,... s.,
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Ma .'...-...-,..'. $50. ,f,-.. um.
-, -~.. o. r.- 80. r.-r.e. af
-.- =. .., -.rt -...l.r
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~
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..,.i. ..',i -,,i,,,,I, he s-0o os0 nrl an
.4....- a.. ...,- r..-- -,aa. t, Inter-
-. 49,, ana p,.t,n rao.t.f..f,
NJ ,-,.-,.~-. has he.r freasrrcr ~ rhe
r-,-f. ,-s p,ocrfr Minis for sDmr
,.e,--
,,., ,r,..,,,.t.,-,,- n,
n,. ,i,se9 its mill and Cor about
,~~r.b ash he orrupfef I'm thoroughly
~,e~h,uiinv LIS nlant of m 200 rlnk
s-i,.f.s ana 200 looms story will
b.. added AZ me main structure. new
b 81 INDEED 20 90 main structure. new ma
= rna.hinerv will he installed and general
Improvements viii be made
Ernest @. Gather OF Statesvile y
g. 81 inyes.sauns lns ,,s .S y,s ~
b ,.' .t,,,i,.,t-g min fTe ASKS nakers
- ~ th, ne.essarv machinery 20 send
( him prices on equipments and other
2 information Correspondence from ar
exnerienced designer having some cap.
stat .s also desired
-,,. pbo7e island Comnanv of SPRAY
y a. has elected 70 Frank Mebane
/, president. j. S. Patterson vice-p7esi
n dent. ana ". r. Walker. ueasuI e'
.- This company purpose lo u'''.
warns Was detailed some weeks ago.
.e ~ r,,-,,r .,r rs.resal1 < G bs
n. ,,,,~..b,seg tha TrnniUo iGal COMO
Mills. and VIII operate lne pam. y. '
ehif i'ns ,hs sll -" -r..--. o..
= faces ana ol1e1 I.'' ...-l,,,,,, :, me-.
a. emit
m Tn, rr+,rfrr r,.,o~affne- Nfanufartuf
d. ~, h,. heer incorn,ratoC az Ne
o. O-f.s,s IA f,- r,anrfartnring textl
to fabrics used IN interior DECORATING et
10 Jean y. bnuy is president ana 'e'D
nand Ziegier. secretary
e. Griffin (Ga) Knitting Mills VIII u
lC crease caDital stock from $4,000
d, 90 nfo an, iss,. rroferreG stock % tl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25


Governor Nontarle haH ti'n i've
year. or ,ne sentence Of D'nfi,t q. =
Tho daughter m N ll'-am onlft. OF
Richmond Nas struck cv a trolley ar
and carried io ffet on the tender
r- vr yri,r. .- >o~r,it ubo had
h.an married rrlv two weeks. vas
aliiet nv a trolley car
~.l ty a. IA r,,~.~ sr,,,ae~ ~ th.
.,.,, .,r r,.r.- IA 81, IL dead
Albert Rhodes. Nno roniessea mat
hc set IRE to Rouse in AiiAietosn' a.
was sentenced - i'I years IN 1he pen
i'tniiaif
a company has been Organized 20 es-
I tAn...h -'-'on ''' p'A'' a. tAe''N'
-.
I ,,' r-,t..., srs,e- l.'~n service com
~-....,- Il --.rt..Det Tor the presidsu-
cy Oh, the Unworthy ~ virginia
The panvnle ana Western Railroad
81. chnns.lg from narrun 20 broad
earel. and the rork wli probably nc
completed within The neNt thrcc weeks
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loss 81 -co
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handsome spe..al number in honor OF
tae ssmi-centenn'al ol Roanoke Col
, lcce ef salem va This includes the
, Grafton. poems aud mu account 81
thc eui-centenuiai Celebration
The bonlsmen % the Trigg ship
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25
CHAPTER XVI
II THE HAIs.
edo Won know mef
ssT.s Va how do Won UOtH


ia, Yes. how do you dos'
IL was evident that Mr.. Vernon was
trying hard TO cast of surprise aud
apDear quite at ease: bnt lately he
had been fading this more difficult
than he was willing TO acknowledge
His mind had been disturbed, aud
one burning suspicion was falling
deeper and deeper into his heart.
He could not just then fairly under
stand why 90 see Burns standing be
fore him should startle hum so. True.
the old mans face and form were
clothed upon with am indcscribable
suggestion of weirdncss; but 90 mau
like Mr. Vernon this could not be a
source OF mental disluiet, 40 was nos
specially observed on the moment.
81 hope that you aud your family
have been well and happy since the
time 90 vour great kindness go me,
said Burns. Offering his hand. which
Mr.. Vernon felt 20 be like ice wacn
he touched it.
Not the chill wind nor ye. the al
most uumbing rain could account for
the singular shivcr aud repuise which
came oat of that haui-c,asp into Mr..
Vernon's blood. IL was like touching
the flesh Of q corpse, only 10 was far
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25
tro BE coNrINUEp.1

Daring the last twelve months 81
least dozen elephant trainers have
been killed--mors than have been
killed in . dozen years previous
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

care.
Il knew Jane MacCollongh. a
said: "she was Jane Alexander i~1S<o
she was married
Yes"
and yon said she had SOM
Eyes: Kirk-Coionel Loring-
Pierre Ramesu. These three arc one.
You know this?'
you know AZ.
They stood there IN the rain aud
searching wind. the water dripping
from their hat-brims and their gray 1
locks tossing about Mr.. Vernon +
combed his abundant beard with ms /
fingers.
Burns came closer TO hun.
81 thinK / had best tell You, no
said. ''f0r, after al, you Ought 70
know.
81 know already. MI vernon /
calmly replied. 'aii that yon can te'i
ine aud more
"No, not ALL mrs MacD''-
Tough last mo. nos c1actty ia''' nor
yet h's worst. nnt one oi nus acts y'n
+ have mo- account oi- wall teu You
Then the OLD man described ms
f meeting with tiorre nineaa In tn'
PEARL hiver country anN the coi'-
biooded event ot H. ne sno"e! no
seniie gafrn,iiy III "en.e''lb mn
se". Indeed 'ne o'nnt 'n'o9' o' , ..9
sentences gave AN a"'u' 'e'''''n 20 MS
STORY. -, ,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
PETTUS GETS PLACE
YoUNa LAWYER IS APPOINTED
 SOLICITOR.
Former Legislator of Limestone is to Serve Seventeenth Circuit-Sev- eral Applicants for the
 New Judgeship.

Hon. Erie Pettus of Limestone was yesterday appointed Solicitor of the Sev. enteenth Judicial Circuit, recently created by the Lusk redistricting bill and com posed of the counties of Madison and Limestone.
 It was announced yesterday from tho Governors office that the appointment of a Judge of the Circuit would not be taken up until next Monday. It was said that many important matters would demand the Governors attention until the end of the week but that he would take up the matter of appointing the Judge of the Seventeenth Circuit at the beginning Of next week.
 MT. Pettus, the new Solicitor, is one of the best known young men in public life in the State. He Is graduate of the University of Alabama where he also served as the commandant of cadets. He served in the Legislature of 1900-1e01 and he was a member of the Constitutional Convention of 19n.
 MT. Pettus is a good speaker and a young man who makes friends easily and who keeps them. He is held in high es- teem by his associates in public life. The Sohcltorship of the Seventeenth Circuit mas been conceded to MT. Pettus, al- though well known attorney of Hunts vile has been mentioned as his opponent for the place. | It Is conceded that the Judge of the new Circuit will be appointed from Mad ison County. The three applicants for the place. Paul Speake, Tancred Betts and J. H. Ballentyne are all from that County. All three of them spent yester- day in Montgomery looking after the in- 1 terest of their candidacy.
 l John Wallace, Lawrence Cooper, David Graysen' and Will Clay wsn known at-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
REDUCED METER RATES
POWER COMPANY MAKES AN
 ANNOUNCEMENT.
After January 1st Montgomery Busi- ness Houses Will Pay Less for
 Lights Than Birming- ham or Atlanta.

Announcement was made yesterday by the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company that on January 1st it's rate on meter lights would be reduced from 20 cents per 1000 kilowatts to 15 cents per 1000 kilowatts.
 This will mean saving of % per cent in amount paid by business houses for lights. as most business houses use the meter plan instead of the flat rate plan
 The company also announced that the same rate of discounts would prevail as heretofore. Discounts are allowed where bills are paid before the 10th of each month.
 The flat rate will not be changed. It is 70 cents per light and is used almost entirely by residences.
 Our business" said Superintendent R. J. Chambers, of the company, has reached the point where we think the public is entitled to a decrease in the meter rate. This reduction was contem- plated last February when the Montgom- cry Light and Water Power Company was organized"
 Superintendent Chambers said further that the company hoped to give It's pat rons more light under the new rate and thereby maintain, if not increase, its pres ent income. There had been some com plaint. he said. from patrons of not enough light for the amount paid. It was hoped, he said, under the reduced rate that more light would be used.
 As to electrical power. Mr. Chambers said the company had no fixed rate.
 ''Our policy said MT. Chambers, 'fs liberal along the lines of power as we'll as for gas for fuel
 g Within a few weeks the Power Com pany will begin putting new insulators on the poles between Montgomery and Tal- lassee. Ten thousand of these insulators are now in transit to Montgomery. It Is expected that they will improve the ser vice greatly.
 With the inauguration of the new meter rate Montgomery will have a lower rate than either Birmingham or Atlanta. where there are much larger power houses. The rate in these cities is 16 cents per LOCO kllowatts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
HERMIS WON FEATURE
FULLER HANDED cUs PRELIMr-
Made Peace and, Won Driving by Length Though odom on Major Dangerfleld Made . Fight ing Finish and Game Fast
 in Stretch.

New York, Oct. l3.-E. R. Thomas s Hermis, with Fuller up. won the cup pre- liminary at Brighton Beach today. The ite. but had to De ridden out to the last ounce to win from Major Daingerheld, with Ignfter third. The cup preliminary. at one and half miles. is . now feature and is weight for age race. exclusively cup. two, and duartsr miles. Four horses were entered, but Sambo declined the is- sue. leaving only three starters.
 At the start Hermis went 10 the front and opened zap p'S cf one isnsth % and. and sslf maintained to the back stretch. At the end of a mile Fuller let out wrap on Hermis and the Thomas horse drew away. In the stretch odom, on the Major. began to ride hard. but to no avail. az Hermis
 First race, i've and half furlongs- Precious stone. z1W (Gannon), 1a to 10. won; Bixtheness. 1o7 l0'NeiD, $ to l. sec ond: Julia M. 1oz .(Redfern). 10 to I. third. Time. i:M 2-S vaicur. Redman, ness and Privilege ran.
 Second race, selling, mile and sixtednth Highlander, 106 (Redfern), to 2, won; Caithness. 100 tCrawforO, IS to |. second: Mds as 9 ssos S sons;s svots io to our Star and Garter. Cranesville. Grantsdaie. Unterock, Mofiie Peyton. Swamplands. Tiara, Turnpike. St. Sever and Tommy
 Third race. mile and furiong- ooars- man, 102 (Redfern}. T to 2. won; River Pirate. 1tz (Coburn), 2 to l, second: In junction, 11S (BuIlfnan). to 5. third: Time, 1:d 4-6. Golden Maxim. Sherin Bell and April Shower ran. Fourth race. the cup prehminary. mile and half-Hermis, l2e tFuIlerl is to 70
 won: Major Daingerfield, 126 (Odom). E
 to $. second: Igniter. 136 OHicks), to l, third. Time. e:s2 1-2. Three starters;
 lonrs-Yo san, I0e 1Higgins). B to g. won; Golden Mineral. 10l (Callahan). 90 to l. second; Gold Domo. 116 (Michaeis). 20 to I, third. Time, HOT 4-5. Woodspade, pus- ky Runic, Silver Dream. Niskayuna, Lady Mirthful, Salada, Hydrangea, Atwood, Gananogue and Monitor raii.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Toscan. llS Burns), { to 1. won; Black Fox. i2o (Ful. ierl, to 10. second; The Captain: 100 (Redfern) 90 to 1, third. Time. 1:13 2-S. Tine Dancer, Prince Chin, F1eetful, St. Daniel, Step Away and Princess F. ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
Muscular Alfonso.

Those who have imagined that the pres ent young King of Spain is a delicate weakling will be amazed to hear what a fine man the constant training he has been subjected to has produced. Lately he proved his muscle by picking up his mother, who must weigh quite 1b0 pounds, and carrying her in his arms around the room.
 Mother and son are said to be very good friends now. She Is, by the bye, quite the finest billiard player among royal la tn her Austrian home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
Headquarters for Florida Oranges.
 Jos. Manegold & Go.
Monte Carlo,s lack List.

London Chronicle.
 It is usually imagined that any one may enter the gambling saloons at Monte Carlo and try his or her luck at the tables where roulette. trente-et-quaTante' and baccarat are played. But the Prince of Monaco has made rule that no resi- dent In his dominion Is to be allowed admission, and the privilege is conse- quently denied his people" The Casino authorities decline admission on thelr own account to any person who on a previous occasion may have lost all his money at the tables and may have had to ask for financial assistance from them to procure a railway ticket for home. To