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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-26

Tie IIlUI1 announces Tile TeSuIt-SZU|
whereupon you inform him that his
age is twenty, and August, the eighth
is the month of his birth. The
two figures to the right, in the result,
will always Indicate the age, and the
remaining figure or figures the month
of birth. This rule never fails in ages
up to one hundred.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-26
The Religion Of prlsoner..

The discussion Of the school ques-
ton In the columns Of the New York
Sun has brought out any number of
pleas, contentions, arguments. explain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
WILL OPEN UP
A new FIELD
Richmond College Graduates
the First to Enter South
American Country.

At a meeting held Thursday evening
tho Foreign Mission Board Of tho South
ern Baptist Convention decided to insu-
tute work In tho Argentine Republic In
South America. Heretofore the only
South American field covered by the board
has been Brazil, where the Baptist forces
have met with considerable success. The
expansion is made possible by the great
increase In the contributions last year.
The first missionary to the new post will
be the Rev S. NJ. Sewell. recently ex-
amined and accepted by the board The
young minister Is native Virginian and
Is we'll known here He attended Rich
mond College and was graduated from
that institution. after which he attended
tho Southern Baptist Theological Semi
mary, in Louisville. 1t Is probable that
another young missionary will be appoint-
ed soon to go to Argentine with Mr..
Sewell
The Rev. C. d Crawley. formerly a
Presbyterian missionary in the Congo. Is
in the city on his way to Ashland. where
he goes to take charge OF the Presby-
terIan Church there for the summer.
The Rev. ]. N. Clegg and the Rev. p.
C. Irwin, recent graduates Of Union The
illogical Seminary. in this city, have ac-
5cepted work UNDER the Home Mission
Board of tho Synod Of North Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
CHARTER REUNION ASSN
Labor Agents Arrested for Not ak'"s
o,aIto The TImes- Dispatch,

fsnec,aIto The Times Dlspatcho
t1RiEENSEORO, N. c., June Pm VI W.
70 give pernlanence and staoiny av,inn
~ ~, srnrise the promoters OF the reuih i,a
~ non-resident North Carolinians 70 oe
Ca,d in Greensboro in October have t G,n
n,i,Aa charter from the Secretary OF si te
49,, ~ the name OF "The North Caroilha
Reunion Association. o,.rrn,onf
Thn work of enlarginE the goYefhs,ile ~
h,ilidinr- here Will begin in lev aa ~, =.
Federal Court officers are moNng ou,
~ the building TO their new qua rters ~
the Southern Loan and Trust So'i'paAy
The Board OF Aldermen last night MADE 10 1e
an approprint!on OF five hundred ooiIal
10 the Industrial and Immigration hs ISL
Citation Of the city. II also hp3oelii'GIo
Messrs. j. A. Odell, j. g; Fry and d, -.
poyd trustees OF Green Hill Cemeier .
there is law In this state requiring az ihs
agents who carry laborers ou.. OF ,. M !,
State to take out license. Last night
nrrested for failure to take out license:
Ia gave a 800 bond for his appearance
n, newt term OF court, and In ten MN
NJ es boa rded the train with fifteen men
for railroad work In Kentucky: lie had
he tickets in his pocket. IT developed'
when arrested. ,.,,
rhis whole section is infested WIN
agents taking laborers 70 the coai-fl as
and railroads in West Virginia. virginia
and kentucky. They Induce and Heduce
fhe very best able bodied negro men, VINO
are already getting good wages 10 give
up their Jobs here without notice, ana
leave under promise OF very high wages
elsewhere. lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Property Transfers.

Richmond-James G. Deaton to w, II.
Hawks, 1929 feet OH west side Cherry
Street, &c 1919 feet south of Cary SITS
Abraham Harris and Wife to Mary f..
anderson, % feet on north side Main
Street GSS1-2-l2 feet west of Third.
S., $50.
Mrs. Martha D. Vaughan, 16S1-2-l2 feet
on west side Reservoir Street. No, lO4 S.
Iienrlco-Charles w. Childrey and wife,
Minnie A. Childrey and l.. II, Kemp and
wife to Vernon Layinka. lots n and Is.
Capitol View, Sl25
,fhos, j. Hubbard to Chas. Battige, IS
feet on south side Darlington Street,
southeast corner Rose. 100,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
WANTS INVITATIONS
FOR NEXT REUNION
Rv Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. June 5.-Ccneral
w. E. Mickle, adjutant-general OF the
United Confederate Veterans. said to-day
that he hoped all cities which desired to
Invite the organization to hold Its next
reunion as their guest would send N their
names to him as soon as possible. Flc
said that while It was probable that the
reunion would go to Louisville. the ex
ecutiye committee would consider all In
yitations, and would be competent to
decide upon any city making the best Of
fer where 1t was believed It would be
most advisable to hold the reunion.
He will call meeting Of the executive
committee In the fall at louisville, when
the place and date VIII be fixed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
OVER MILLION
NATIVES STARVING
Conditions in KWang 81 Pro
vince OF China Are Most
Distressing.
(By.Associated Press,

HONG KONG, June 5.--The estimate of
Governor Wong, of Kwang 81 Province.
that over one million natives are starving
in the territory in his jurisdiction is pro-
nounced here to be approximately correct.
The distress In certain districts Is most
acute, Children and women are freely
offered for sale. r N
The rice harvest promises well. but 1t
will not be available for from four to
six weeks, Extensive relief operations
will DO difficult without foreign superyls-
ion, which will be hard to obtain In
Kwang 81. Assistance has been sent to
that province from Hong Kong and Can
ton, but the funds available are becom-
Ing exhausted, The Hong Kong commit
tee will welcome subscriptions.
The newly appointed viceroy of Canton
10 Fastening his journey to his post be-
cause of the serious conditions in Kwang
81 Province. The population of Kwang
ST Is largely agricultural.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
RENEWED ACQUAINTANCE
Mr.. Arthur B. Clarke Greeted Monsig,
nor. O'ConnelI.

Amongst those who cordially greeted
Monsignor O'Connel, who came 10 at
tend the ceremonies Of the laying of the
cornerstone of the new Cathedral. was
Mr.. Arthur B. Clarke. of this city, who
called on him at the episcopal residence.
Mr.. Clarke met and exchanged cour-
,tesies with him In Rome some months
ago. where the monslgnor was located.
being then vicar of Santa Maria In Tras-
tevere. He was formerly president OF the
American College In Rome. and has since
been sent by the Pope to the presidency
of the American Catholic College In
Washington.
ago. and has many friends and admirers
In this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SEVEN VESSELS PULL
DEUTSCHLAND FREE
Try Assoclnted Press.l

NEW YORK. June 6.--The Hamburg
American Lined, The Deutschlond. after
being stuck in the mud off the Hook for
nearly twenty four hours. was worked
free at high water late to-day and pro-
ceeded to sea. 1t took the combined ef-
forts OF seven vessels and her own pow
erful screws to get her into deep water.
She was not injured and 1t is said that
she will make her avera ge speed In cross
Ing. The passengers did not appear to
be very much excited over their delay
and those who were able to shout to the
tug bot men We're anxious for the latest
news and seemed TO regard their expert
ence with good humor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Rul2yoaa M,o,,le;s.

Mr.. MCGOWAN. a craftsmen at the yards
~ stiia W r. 'Trigs Company, and a we'll
Known ,t oarsmen, Who won the single scull
race race from the 'repr personal---very. the Ariel
Club Of Baltimore last yeia1r left yeS5ter
sacola. Fla, where he Will take a posi-
ton in the shipyard there
the sunday-school Of Grace EPISCOPAL
Leaving this city by special train at s: 80
a. NJ. and returning, leave West Point
at P. M.
hurry was anxiously consulting the wealth
er report yesterday and praying for sun
shine rta s+sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Or. White Here.

professor IN Washington and Lee UNI
versity. but now connected with the fac
ulty Of the Theological Seminary at Co
Dart OF his vacation with his father-in.
law, Judge B, r. Wexford, friend OF
the Doctors yesterday attributed to him
the authorship of a bright bit of school,
boy rhyme, now going the rounds OF coll
leGe magazines anonymously. 1t was
Written While the doctor was himself q
student long ago Here 1t Is:
mon paratus,H inqut Freshie.
Cum sad and doleful look;
-Omne rectun," Prof, respondit,
IGt Mill scripsit In his book.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
COMP .LSORY
EDUCAT
Macon County Votes for This
System OF Teaching.
I'd COUNTY TO ADOPT IT
Retail Grocers to Organize State AS
socation-The American Dispatch
Telegraph Company--Lit-
erary Society
I'd COUNTY TO ADOPT IT
Retail Grocers to Organize State AS
sociation-The American Dispatch
(spec,al to The .TImes.Dispatch CHI

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH. N. c., June 5.--News was
received by the State Superintendent OF
public Instruction that Macon county has
voted compulsory education for the whole
county. This is the second county 10
adopt this system in the State. Mltcheil
county having procured compulsory euu
cation by legislative enactment last req
rUary.
The Marshvile Telephone Company, o OF
capital NJ. x. Lee being the principai IN
corporator.
A convention of the Retail Grocers'
Associations OF this State VIII meet mere
June sth and 9th to Organize the Nortn
Carolina State Retail Grocers Assoc'a-
NEW, TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The American Dispatch Telegraph com
pany. of Raleigh, was chartered to-oay'
lanes A. Edgerton. Raleigh; george IL
Reasons, West End. N. j.. ana seisius. a
Brooks, OF New York, being the .incoip o-
rators. 1t is a wing OF me Ws'. ,he u
Union Telegraph Company 70 opel zoe zoe o ol.'
messenger service. The capital IS sSsUn.
The clio Literary Society. OF Zion Gol-
leee. was chartered to promote l,lsn. .s.
and encourage young men by loanlhs .he.'i
money for educating themselves. .. -
Long and II. a. Rouhtree h'o '
incorporators. ,,,,
state chemist B. w. KilgSre announces
Tho completion OF the analysis Oh az
brands OF beer on sale In Raleig q. j., ma !,
Ing the statement that the cohuls,oii ~.
r rne ' xerS Inherent from what y has been
+; h91 the e past certain brand Of beer c no.
. now he states, on sale. was founo 10 coii.
tain tain such an excess Of preservattlryyes as
to make poison TO the drin ,ats aeo al l.
nounccment OF this some me.S nf ali
beers on sale. a,r-,,d Sy-
rian here, applied to-day for na. VIA ave No
lion Ion papers. giving as reason tna ,,on ne
has since he was fifteen years oie sv vJa,
subject to q poll tax. wn'ch h,s . sister in
g.. nn,,ve country. He claims that he
must BAY this tax until he is natura'izen'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.


e EXECUTORS BALE OF A vALuA..
n BILE TRACE OF LAND. WITH
SMALL BUT COMFORTABLE I'M
Q IL MILES NORTH OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ADJOINING THE LANDS
OF MATTHEW GILMOUR, THE HEIRS
OF JUDGE JOHN a. MEREDITH. DE
CEASED. AND OTHERS. AND VERY
CLOSE TO THE NEW NORTH COR
CANNON'S) ROAD, BY AUCTION.
As surviving executor of the late A.
w. Shields. will sell by public auo-
ton. In front of IIenrico County Court.
house. on MONDAY, JUNE g. 1903. that
being the first day Of the June term OF
Henrlco County Court. at ] o'clock p.
NJ. the property above referred to. con-
taining so "a acres of nice land. with fair
improvements. consisting of dwelling,
Kitchen stable. &C This property would
mako good home and doubtless 1t will
prove u good speculative holding. The
dwelling house contains or 4 rooms. and
is quite comfortable. though plain; ono
side of the land is bordered by n good
live stream. and. altogether. the place Is
we'll watered. For further particulars
and to inspect a. plat of the property
see the auctioneer.
ance at one and two years for notes with
interest added and secured by n deed OF
trust; or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. N. w. BOWIE.
tbs. Surviving Executor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Y. RI. C. A. MOONLIGHT
Blues Band to Make Things Lively Next
Tuesday Evening.

Blues Band to Make I hings Lively Next
Tuesday Evening.
The special committee in charge of the
annual moonlight excursion OF the Young
Mems Christian Association are providing
a fine time for the members and friends
who will take in the big excursion OF
next Tuesday night. The Pocahontas
will leave the wharf at $3.50 o'clock, car,
rying a Jolly crowd. rest and pleasure
seekers.
1.-THE Bluess band will accompany the ex-
cursion, and there can be no question
whatever that the excursion will be one
OF the most popular that has gone out
In many years.
Every provision will be made for the
comfort of the patrons. and there will be
no overcrowding.
Tickets can be secured at the building
or MT the boat, and when reasonable
limit Is reached the sale will be cut off.
Get your tickets carly and be sure of
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
MR.. WILLIAMS WORK
Clerk of House Completes Index to the
Assembly Acts.

Clerk of the House John w. Williams,
Of Giles. returned here from his home
yesterday, and turned over to superin-
tendent of Public Printing OBannon a
complete manuscript copy OF the index to
the Acts of the recent Assembly. The
law does not require Mr.. Williams to do
this work. but he conceived the idea that
great confusion would arise with vol
lumc of the Acts containing 6S7 pages
without any index, and so he has worked
night and day at his home since the Leg
isIature adjourned preparing 1t,
The Acts. with the index, will BIO print
cd In a short while and will be ready for
issuance to the public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
BY r. B. Chafrin C Co. Inc.
n COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
Small Henrieo Farm.

of Henrco of May II, 1908, in suit Of
Honby vs.. Hornby, shall offer for sale
in front Of Henrico Courthouse on
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH COURT DAY..
at II clock. the Horribly Farm of about
iii acres on the south side of White Oak
Swamp. on Charles City Road. about
eight miles from Richmond. This farm
adjoins the lands now or formerly owned
by Hogan, Wade. Goodman and others.
There Is a small frame dwelling and usual
outhouses on the premises.
TERMS-One- third cash, balance In s,
u and is months. negotiable notes, bear
Ing Interest: title retained until all pur-
10. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
Bond required OF the commissioner In
the above cause has been given.
]. Z. BROADDUS.
JUST Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Wooden Wedding.

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspatchJ
TAzIdWELL. VA, June b.-The nth
and Mrs. S. q. Graham, which was .cele-
brated on Tuesday evening at their beau
tiful and hosptable home, was the lead
Mrs, w. q. Harrison, Mrs, Henry b.
Hartman and Mrs. Henry Preston assist
ed In receiving the guesrs. and the oo-
cas!on was one Which VIII long be remem-
bered by those present,
Numerous wooden presents were res
ceiUed from guests at homo and from a
distance all of which were very useful
and unique.
The Invitations, which were issued In
burnt wood. were very tasteful in design.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
BY J. D. Carneal e Son,
Real Estate AucGoneers.
1T TRUSTEES AUCTION Said OF A
GOOD FRAME DWELLING WITH
FOUR ROOMS. NO. So6 PRESTON

3 IL.
by virtue of n certain deed OF trust
dated May %. 1893, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court clerks office In d.
been m made in the payment Of Of portioss
of the debt secured thereby, and having
been required by the beneficiary therein
so to do, will on
MONDAY, JUNE 8. 1903.
at o'clock P. NJ. on the premises pros
coed to sell by public auction the property
conveyed therein, viz: ALI that lot of
land. with all improvements thereon, lying
and being In the city OF Richmond, Va,
on the north line of Preston Street be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets begin
ming 81 feet east of Third Street ana
fronting on Preston Street II feet. and
running back from said front between
parallel lines 11 feet to Bates Street
'TERMS--Cash sufficient to pay oil
cost Of sale, all taxes to day Of sale and
q debt Of $500. with interest from May
q, 1908; the residue at 10 m onths. q.
]. d. CARNEAL, NJ
~ Bot Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE
Other Live Topics from the Town Of
Truitt.
(snecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

(Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
TRUfTr. Va, June 6,-Miss Noble J.
prominent physician Of Sussex county.
" Viii be married at Ainland on June 10th.
Miss Wyatt Is now postmaster at Aln-
'a Farmers are very busy now getting
their crops in the ground and plowing
those that are up, enough to p'low. All
crops though BACKWARD a nna ana ad late' are
MI. L. Hayes and wife, who spent q
FAM y'S Nave .sei returned to Emporia. 80
The fire which so nearly destroyed
North I3mporia will be q great setbaGk 70
insurance was carried By the property
owners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Close al 6 Pm.

We. the undersigned Master Plumbers
Of tho city of Richmond Va. pledge our
selves to close our stores at $50 O'clock
Saturday evenings and at o'clock each
week day. from June 7th 1908, to Sep
TEMPER 18th, 1903:
w. II. Mahoney & Co.
Richmond Plumbing and Mantel CO.
L, w. Glazebrook.
Bowman & GREGORY.
D. s. Bruce.
+. S. Dalton & Co.
Morgan r. Mills & Co.. Inc.
J. II. Chappell,
J. w. Sargent.
Eanes & Doherty.
J. e. Phillips g. Son.
Philip Rogers & Co.
c. Manning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
FULTON UNDER ARREST
The Man Charged With Whipping
Boy Convict to Death.
fspecial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

WINSTON SALEM, n. c., June 81
a man answering the description Of Pink
SnIton is under arrest at Williamson,
M. va Fulton stands charged c% %l,h WHIP p
2naiih While guarding force Of con-
ticts in this county two years ago.
Fulton skipped soon after, the boys
ieatf,. A reward OF two hundred dollars
Test and delivery to the sheriff of this
Chief OF Police Myers, OF Williamson,
Who arrested the party supposed to be
Fulton is here. and says that u photo
{raph of his man will arrive hereto
borrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Telephones Cut. Out.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,)
war here between the Cumberland lBelD
Telephone Company and its patrons has
panys service quitting It,. These tele-
phones We're ordered out on June LIST. This
!s serious blow to the company, since
men and, merchants, which renders the
company's telephone service practically
OF no use to itsrresidence patrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Print Cloth Market.

FALL RIVER, MASS, juno 6.-The
week Will reach about 100000 pieces. both
wide and narrow orders, deliveries extend
ing up to September There have been
no sales of regulars during the week, the
prices for these goods continuing UNI
changed at 1916.
! The tone Of the market Is somewhat
firmer than last week The unsa tisfac-
tory condition of the cotton market Is
SIN the principal obstacle, and while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Atthe Jefferson.

Mr.. V. Walden and family, of Cumber-
land county, and Mr.. G, Farintosh. of
Hot Springs, Va. were among the Vir-
glnians registered at the jefferson yes
terday.
among tina other arrivals yesterday at
the jefferson were Messrs, G. r. Morris.
OF High Point N, O.; Mrs. George 8.
Bruce, of Huntington, w. Va, and WILL
ptam Richardson, OF Huntsville, Ala,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
VIRGINIA NEWS
IN SHORT BITS
(specIai to Tue T1mes-Dlspatch.)

(SpeciaI to I>hc T1mes-Dlspatch0
IA, salem I, VA. June 4..Mr. Edwin G.
Band, has left for New York city. from
whence, he will sail Saturday on the
Oceanic" for England. where he. has in
herited legacy OF 10000 from his unclel
who recently died in Australia
Mr.. Fitch Is quite a talented musician,
and for number of years was member
OF Gilmore's Band and also Of Innei'
Band. He was once choir boy in West
minister Abbey. Just as soon as he adj
justs his financial matters he Will return
TO Virginia.
WILLIAMSBURG. vA-word has been
received here that Mr. Robert Lively. q
former citizen of this place. had been
quite seriously injured In a railroad wreck
in Kentucky. He Is an engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
TAzEwELL. vA.-During the cold snap
OF the last few days sleet was reported to
Bear. Town, the highest point in Tazewell
county.
CHARLES CITY 5coURTHoUsE.-T~he
merchants OF this section who applied
for liquor licenses this spring secured
them: The mint beds are hourishing and
the icc-houscs are full.
BoYK1Ns. vA.-The Town Council has
instructed the Committee on Public Prop
erty to purchase n lot on which to erect a
,sToRMoNT. VAC, ": Depkin was
shot in the foot last night BY the manager
Of the Rose Gin Farm. Mr.. l.. A: Cum
drum. while trying to steal meal from
Mr.. Gundrum's barn. Depkln was sent on
to the grand jury for a hearing. 1t Is
probable that he Will serve a term In the
penitentiary. as he was convicted and
fined SO for stealing chickens about two
months ago. He was asked in the Mag
istrates Court to-day what business he
had in Mr.. Gundrums barn, and said he
was. trying to get something to eat for his
starving children.
LEXINGTON. vA.-Judge Galloway
Brown, Of Bedford county, was in Rock
bridge this week In the interest OF his
candidacy for the State Senate from the
district embracing the counties Of Bed
ford and Rockbridge and the city Of
Buena Vista. Judge Brown expressed
himself as well pleased with his recep-
ton here.
NEWPORT NEWS. vA.-The body OF
an unknown negro was found floating on
the river about four miles above this
city to-day by a fisherman. The body
was in such condition that IT could not
be Identified and 1t was buried in the
POtters Field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SUICIDE BECAUSE
OF A LOVE AFFAIR
fsnec,al 10 The Tlmes.n,spatch.

BRISTOL, TENN. &. June 6.-fhomas
Harris. a grocery clerk, twenty-threa
years of age. was found dead In his bed
IN Bristol to-day, He IL supposed to have
taken morphine with suicidal Intent,
He is said to have boon disappointed In
q love affair,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
w. P. WRIGHT's FUNERAL /
\ Confederate Monument TO Be IN
yelled Next Month. 3ve5:t

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,) q.
MARION, VA, June 5,-William, p.
Wright, who suicided at Akum, la, last
{unday,. was buried at Marion, Va, to-
lay,
One month from now a monument to
;he memory of the Confederate dead OF
myth county will be unveiled. The In
Tie court square and will be witnessed
~ perhaps the largest crowd ever as
lembIed In Marion,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
BRlcKMAsoNs' STRIKE
Coast Line Buildings Are Affected by
Stoppage. H

(special to The Times. Dispatc',,l
WILMINGTON. n. c.. June b.-The
Arge force of brick masons employed
" the Atlantic Coast Line In this city,
have gone on a strike for higher wages
md shorter hours. They want an, ad.
vance from $3.50 to 81 day and eight
The Coast Line refuses to grant the
demands, The strike puts a stop to the
Work on the large now office building
bow In the course Of erection. Both sides
(tand firm. sffGEhaT .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
All Seamen

know tho comforts Of having on hand a
supply OF Bordsn's Eaglo Brand Com
densed Milk. 1t can be used SO agree
ably for cooking. in coffee, tea and cho-
nolate Lay In q supply for oil kinds OF
expeditions. Avoid unknown brands~yadv.