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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
BRETHREN CHURCHES
fourteenth Session Of Conference
Session at MawrertoWn.

sTRAsBURG, VA, May 2o-The four
teenth session Of the conference Of the
Brethren churches in Virginia and Mary.
N1aurertown this afternoon, and will con-
tinue In session until Friday afternoon.
Rev. ]. NJ Tombaugh, vice-moderator,
called the convention to order and coil
Quoted the devotional services.
The following officers were elected: Rev
j. M Tombaugh, Of Hagerstown, Nd,
moderator; Rev. %. 3. Shaver OF Mau-
rertown. Va, vice moderat tor; Rev. G. a..
Copp, of Fishers Hill. Va, secretary;
Mrs. Laura Hedriok. Of Dayton, Va, as,
sistant secretary; II. J.. Fahrney, Of
townsville Md, treasurer. The, ad-
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Revs. e. B. Shaver and G. A. Copp.
Professor w. D. Furry. of Ashland Col
lege, Ashland, Ohio. preached Tonight
tendance
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YOU CAN SEE HAIR GROW
AFTER WASHING rHB SCALP WIFE
MUNYON'S
WITCH-HAZEL
SOAP
1T MAKES THR HAIR GROW THICK
1T MAKES THB MAR GROW STRONG
IT TAKES TtR HAIR GROW BEAUTIFUL
IT. a
s ezllE! 1lftK

Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap is truly a
blessing to those who are losing their hair
and becoming bald This soap Is food
and vitalizer 1t stimulates and acts as a
gentle tonic to the weak and sick roots,
and gives them new life and vigor. II
promptly removes dandruf, scales, humors
and all sores Of the scalp. Give this sosp
fair trial, and If there Is a particle Of life
In the roots, this soap will stimulate and
invigorate them into new life and healthy
growth. OF course, you know that Munyon's
Witch Hazel Soap for the complexion and
for the toilet is superior to any high.priced
French soap made. 1t makes the skin soft
MS velvet and keeps one free from pimples,
blotches and most skin eruptions.
If your blood Is out Of order, take Mum
yon's Blood Cure. It will drive all I'M
purties from the system and make good,
rich, red blood.
f'your liver Is sluggish and you have
sallow complexion, use Munyon's Liver
Cure. These two remedies, taken in al.
formation, will soon rid the blood and
system of all impurities, and give life and
vigor to the whole body, and when used
In conjunction with the soap, makes the
skin glow with youthful freshness.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
A STRIKE
IS FEARED
Business Men of Newport
News Are Alarmed.
NO HOPE OF SETTLEMENT
Contractors Are Holding Out Firmly,
and it is Feared that General Sym
pathetic Strike viii Be Called.
Hampton Primary

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NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May D..Ths
business men and public generally mere
are alarmed over the prospect OF n genera
sympathetic strike OF all the trades unions
or thc CITY on account of the carpenters
strike. If this general strike should be
called, the trades union men both IN ana
out of the shipyard would be called out
and the effect Of the move upon the pus-
iness Of the city would be felt immedi-
ately.
The carpenters and joiners' union has
appointed committee to look into the
adyisability of asking for the general
B strike. This committee will make a re-
port before Friday night, and the matter
will then be laid before tho Central La
Dor Union.
The business mon will make every effort
to prevent the strike from being called,
and they hope to be able to have the
carpenters strike settled in time to pre-
vent the possibility of such an event.
The strikers and contractors are SUI
holding firmly to their original stands,
however, and there seems to be no pros
pect for an immediate settlement. me
carpenters have offered to submit their
demands to q board of arbitration, but
as yet their Offer has not been taken up.
Work is being done on some OF the nui "a
inps In the city, but notwithstanding the
threat made by the contractors. compare
tiyely few non-union carpenters have peen
put to work go Tar.
The two hundred striking carpenters
hold regular meetings at labor headquar-
tnrs. md the men receive strike pay every
week.
Tho Democratic primary was hold IN
Hampton yesterday. Mr.. Thornton y.
Jones was nominated for Mayor. and MT.
a. a. Patrick for town treasurer. can
didates for Council from the various
wards were also nominated
Rev. Arthur Oscar Sykes. chaplain IN
tho United States navy. formerly stu
toned on the training ship Topeka, mas
accepted call to the rectorship Of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, this city. Rev.
Mr.. Sykes was appointed to the navy
from New York, and has been IN the SER
vice for several years.
BUYS WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
The Southeastern Tariff Association IS
In session at Old Point Comfart, with an
attendance Of 200 delegates. No business
of especial interest to outsiders Is to be
transacted Tho sessions will last until
Friday.
G. II. Arnal, German vice-consul here,
to-day gave three thousand dollars for
sIx-months' option on some water front
Yroperty here. He claims that q railrond
company Is considering the purchase of
the ground for terminals. He VIII not
discuss the identity OF the road, except to
Say that Could has nothing to do with
the deal and that the Wabash Is not In
tercstcd
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COMING TO
RICHMOND
Assistant Secretary Of the.
Navy Taylor Coming Here.
THE SAGINAW is DOOMED'
Or. smari's Son to Accept Professors
sorship in New Methodist College
at Soochow China-Strike Of
Tug Boat Engineers.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,


NORFOLK. VA, May 20.--AssistanS
Secretary of tho Treasury Taylor came
from Virginia Beach. where he Is vislt1l
Ing for recreation, to make calls on Colo.t
G.. Banks this morning and incidentally
TO obtain information in regard to tGS
matters Of property purchase pending bet
fore the government.
Richmond on the government l!ghthous{
tender and after that visit he VIII roturx
to Washington.
Mrs. Taylor Is accompanying him on
the boat, which Is handsomely fitted and
arranged.
THE MERRITT AT THE WRECK.
The aTff se aess q the
Saginaw this morning. She IS engaged
In resculng the cargo OF the sunken vesI
sci and has been sending divers down u
cry of the valuable cargo OF cotton, turS
pentine, domestic cloths and other CONS
moditles that arc not injured by tho
water. Some of the. cargo has been re-
covered. but the work Is not finished. No
effort has been made to raise the steamI
err a great section has been cut from
i inT nu She Wiliikey go to pieeei
= II fMPRoVEp MARKET Stalls.
Plans have been made to % t haye eo ah
members, OF the. Board OF Health an3
the members or Inc Market SOTlIHlkt u
tho City Councils to discuss tho plano
THIS afternoon The plan III. Is to hays ,i,ul
all white, SO that they can be flooded
every day, and thus kept clean and sweet.
There will be another meeting for fur-
ther investigation before joint rcport
Is returned.
DIED OF HER INJURIES.
Mrs. Virginia Edwards, wife OF w,
Frank Edwards. who was 80 badly burned
ut her home on Cumberland Street yes
terday. as the result Of the use OF gaso-
line for cooking purposes, died this morn-
ing. aged &C years. She suffered lntense-
~. and tho flesh pealed from her arms
and body
"A meeting OF steamboat and tugboaS
owners and representatives OF the yariouS
TRANSPORTATION companies was held today
for q discussion of the situation as PREF
scented BY the threatened strike OF Tho
marine engineers June LIST. No action wa1
meeting.
A tpgboat owner not ut the meeting
said that business was SO dull with th@
tow-boats that some OF the englneerl
may be laid of before they have tHd
to strike, So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
"A MILLION
IS Capital
Emporia Land Company In
Creases Its Stock.
THE STUART MEETINGS
Interest in Them Continues : Negro Ar
rested Because He Tried to Sell a
Horse Too Cheaply-A Golf
Tournament to Be Held.
Special to The Times. Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 2O.yrhe EN-
poria Land and Investment Company has
increased it's capital stock to 100000.
This company was chartered by the State
Legislature March 18th, 1902, with capl-
talizaton of $4,000. It was organized
for the purpose OF buying and selling
and improving land and timber lands.
The company Is authorized to hold stock
in other corporations. The principal Of
fices of the company have been changed
to Petersburg.
That there Is continued growth in
the interest being taken in the evangelis-
tic services being held here by Rev.
George r. Stuart Is evidenced by the
cowded audiences that hear him twice
each day. Electric fans and additional
ventilation have added greatly to tho
comfort of the worshlppers that gather
at West Hill Warehouse. Last night
his subject was Sowing and Rcaping,'
and the speaker did not hesitate to talk
In unmistakable terms.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Charles Ross. negro, having in his
possession horse and saddle. was ar
rested this morning on suspicion. Ross
attempt to sell the horse first created
suspicion. Ross says he lives at Deep
Creek, Chesterfield county. about four
miles from Petersburg, arr says he
bought the horse four years ago from
News. The horse will be held several
days until Investigation can be made.
There will be a golf tournament in this
city Saturday, May 30th. between the
eight from the Newport News Golf Club
and team from the Petersburg Golf
Club.
Mr.. Thomas Parrish is quite sick at his
home, In this city,
Mr. o. II. Henderson, of Omaha, Neb.,
senior deputy and lecturer for the order
OF Woodmen Of the World, is making ar
rangements In Petersburg for a meeting
to be held about June I'd next. At this
meeting he will lecture upon the benefits
of the order.
A family reunion was held May 10th
at the home of Mr.. John w. Brough, IN
Dlnwiddie county. The reunion was
happy one, and most delightful time
was spent around the largo table at din
ner time, which was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion.
Two delegations from the Petersburg
Lodge of I5lks left to-day for tho dedica-
ton exercises Of the Elks' Home ut Bed
Rev. Harris Il. Kirk, of Baltimore.
preached an eloquent sermon ut the
o'clock service ut Tabb Street PresDyte-
rian Church yesterday afternoon
The Corporation Court will open to,
There arc several felony and
misde1neanor cases on the docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
NOVEL CASE OF FORGERY
Negro in Jail FORCES Paper to Shorten
His Term.
Especial to The Timcs-Di spatch.)

(Special TO Inc I1HlcS.DSpHtcnJ
BOYDTON, VA, May 20.-The County
Court of Mecslenburg was engaged yes
terday and tho day before In the trial
Of two negro men, named Wilson Webb
and l. s. Williams. Webb was convicted
of stealing COW and sent TO the peni-
'tentiary for. three years. Williams, an
ex-convict, from the North Carolina pen:
itent1ary. was convicted Of forgery ana
sent to the same place for five years. /,
The lawyers hero say that Williams,
in Jail. charged with larceny and while 10
there he told one Of the deputy sheriffs
that he would give some information IN
regard to the Illicit salo Of liquor IN
town. provided he could get credit for
SO doing by lessening his punishment.
The deputy told him he had, no au-
t1lority to mako any. compromise WIN
him. Whereupon Williams pulled a let
ter from his, pocket. which ne handed s1.t the
BY a colored woman. who keeps res,
taurant, asking for pay for liquor sold
to him. The letter proved to be forB-
Williams was tried and convicted under 1!I :
section 3737, Code 1887. which reads II
any person forge any writing to the pre-
judice of another's rights, or utter or
attempt to employ as true such Forged
writing, knowing, 1t to be-, forged. ne
shall be confined In the penitentlary no!
less than two or more than ., zen yea nan.
fession on the part of the woman OF
tho Illicit sale of liquor and would havo
EXPOSED her to fine and Imprisonment,
the usual object Of forgery being 20 oD-
tain money or other things OF Value Ny
the forger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
FIRED SALUTE OVER
CONFEDERATE DEAD
Memorial Day Celebrated in
Danvllle-Rev. Mr.. NC
Simpson the Orator.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)

Special to The Times.Dispntch.)
DANYILLE. VA, May 2o.-Memorial
day was celebrated here this afternoon
with very elaborate ceremonies. and wns
the most successful celebration held in
years. Tho exercises proper, were held
at tho Academy Of Music. and consist cd
OF speeches, music. etc.
The orator of the occasion was Rev. T.
Men. Simpson. who delivered splendid
address. The military companies were
out in full and fired n salute Of three
guns over the graves OF the soldiers. The
floral decorations were the most benuu-
full ever seen here.
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viii Move the Plant.
1snec,al to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-DlspAtchl
CHESTER, VA. May, 1.-THE Crystal
Iithia Company, manufacturers OF soaa
ages ages now located at Chesterfield Court
house, have made arrangements %ith m ME- T.,
c. ,rruheart, agent ror the pea Pc, art
M Near the the seaboard depot at Chester for
Inc manufactnre Of their goods r. MT; d.
w Ellison. the proprietor. IS TeG Gn "
i piaee co his plant on tho railroad.
Measrs. bruce g Duyal e g. Amslia' W I1,1
niso soon remodel that building and tit
It 's for a boarding house md school,
chester Is .going forward In improve ~, I,
soon draw many moro to IT, as we'll as
business enterprlses,
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to resist or throw off other diseases.
Men and women who are sick are In
vited to consult Or. Pierce, by letter, free,
and SO obtain without charge the opinion
OF specialist Oh their ailments. All cor
respondencc strictly confidential. adj
dress DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
aFor the past two years / have been very
SEX won,n !, = writes Mrs; chssley Of 1903 Wood
from, doctors and to no avail. At last decided
to try DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
When started I wns all rundown and had a
very unpleasant taste In my mouth. Was
chosed up, and at times II was very hard for me
to breathe. + had severe headaches and cutting
pnins In my knee Joint. Was so weak could
not attend to my work nor wink up or down
stairs without the assistance Of my brother or
sonic friend. am now taking the fourth bottle.
and am happy to say feel like myself again.
eau go up and down stairs and perform my
dut!e, as well as apy one. Everything seems 10
be brighter. and can assure you that life Is
worth lving.s
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" There is nothing just
as good for dyspepsia or debility.
Biliousness is cured by the use of DR.,
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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"WETS {" FAILED
Tried to Garry Dry District. but We're
Not Successful.
(spec!al 10 The Tlmes.plsnatchA

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May oN-Tho
result of yesterdays local option election
In jamestown district was majority
OF twenty for the "drys," The election
was an attempt to carry an already
wet district the other way. This goes
TO show the strength of the temperance
element.
1t is reliably reported that Hon. NJ. II.
Barnes. of New Kent, will be a candidate
for the nomination for House of Dele.
gates. Hon d, G. Tyler Of Charles
City. has declined TO run He Will OBJ
pose Hon. J.. NJ, Nance for recollection
to the position OF Commemorative attor-
ney of Charles City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
LACROSSE ACADEMY
Annual Commencement Exercises Held.
Medals Awarded.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

SMITHS x ROADS, VA. May 20
Commencement exercises were held at
Lacrosse Academy Monday night. A large
and enthusiastic crowd was present to
witness the first annual exercises of the
school. The programme consisted OF ora
Of medals.
The scholarship medal was awarded
Miss Emma Jones. Of this place. Tho
proficiency In the business department.
The third to Miss jamie Farrar,, for ad-
vnnced music. and fourth to Miss Ruth
were awarded prizes. The following were
awarded diplomas In tho English course:
Misses Martha Blnford and Roanah
Smith.
The closing exercises Of the Chase City
Academy are announced for the gath and
25th instant. Rev. a. c. Jenkins. OF
sermon and DR.. DOWNRIGHT. of Rich
nolid. will dellYer the address.
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PittsyIvania Court.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
CHATHAM. VA. May 2o.--In the Coun.
~ Court on Tuesday, Rufus Reynolds foI
malicious cutting, was acquitted. {a5
& Henry Brown tcoloredl two years in thu
penitertiary for breaking In q freight
car on the Southern Railway.
John Martin and John Graham (coloredD
accompllces to Henry Brown. one year
each In the pcnitcntiary.
Harry Bowman, for housebrcakingr
eight months in Jail and s. fine.
The application for license to sell lquoI
In the county Will be heard by JudEN
TrcndWay Thursday and Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
DROUGHT IN SOUTHWEST
Mr.. Tucker to Deliver Address at Rad.
ford.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

(SpeClak 10 lie 1llIleS-lllSpdlCIl.l
EAST RADTORD.. VA, May 2o.-1n:,
stead of the usual, wet spell IN May.
River section Of Virginia in Its relent-
less grasp. The strawberry crop has
beer .liready ruined. and some farmers
are getting ready to plant their corn
Some Of the st. Adams students have re-
turned to their homes for the vacation;
w. Ashby Jones. Jr.. Of Richmond. who
ZEN Mrs ses ". +. Baldwin has gone to visit
her daughter. at Abingdon, and will be
gone for several weeks.
q Notwithstanding the very hot days, the
suited Tor dancing, and R,adford's German 7
sfPSs j. Ell has ~ pubi n his
Interesting programme Of the closing ex-
ercIses Of the Radford schools on the 9th
md 18th proxlmo, and ono Of the good
things to be snoyed Is the addrHss Of
the 18th.
Miss Julia Tyler, sister, Of ex-governor
Tyler, Is Visiting friends IN tina city.
She has been connected with the Gem
sus Department at Washington for some
time.
ye Monx Of fhs
md mourning for them. because they, are
en- queen are fast departing, and the
younger generation does not fancy, the
compnnionship of the pots and kettles.
Mrs. Allen ]. Black and her slster,
Miss Alma , savnaers Of nohm ,Sa ar
spend the summer ut their beautiful
home,
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hutchison-HoIden.
fsnccIal 10 The Tlmcs-Dispatcl

Especial TO The 'Tlmes-Dispptch)
MANASSAS. VA. May 2O.-Mr. Robert
A, Hutchinson and Miss Bette Holden We're
married at & p. IN. to-day at the home OF
mond. -. $40 onlv
the immediate families Of the CONTRACT
Ing parties being present, M, Hut sai
son IS an attorney ct law pna W W'sh grmd
College about eight years ago with hon y y
ors Since that time he has hene prague
ing his profession at the Prince W'lllaH
miss MISS Holden is the second daughter OF
Mrs. B. j. Holden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
BUYS AN ESTATE
MIR. Hooe to Own Valuable Home in
Native County of Loudoun.

I LEDsBURG, VA. May 20.-Mr. Joseph
r. Hill. of Bluemont. this county. has
recently sold his country estate. located
to MIR, James G. Hooe. of Washington. D.
G. Mr.. Hooe is native Of Loudoun. He
married daughter OF the late Nelson
Mrs. Phoebe Hurst. of California.
and Evangelical Association Of this c fo,
ceilviIle. Is an Immense building ana
viii viii accommodate over 5000 people The
building Is located on the Assembly,
summer to accommodate the immense
crowd always In attendance.
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BRUNSWICK STEW
Great Kettles of It to Be Made for the
Elks
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. )

Especial to The Times. Dspatcb.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 20
A large number Of Charlottesville Lodge,
No. $3.50, Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks. left here this evening for Bed
ford City to be present at the ceremonies
attending the dedication of the National
Elks' Home.
Mr.. II. B. Trieberi is in Bedford City
now and will have charge of the prepa-
ration of the piece de resistance Of the
feast to be spread for the visitors, the
Brunswick stew. If this Is prepared with
half tho delicacy and flavor Of the stew
served at the annual barbecues of the To-
ering of several thousand Elks will go
away well satisfied. MI. Triebcr. sent
his aids, Caesar and John. both colored.
over to Bedford on Monday afternoon o
stew after these cooks and chef have
finished with it will fill six big kettles
and amount to two hundred gallons.
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THE MAX r1EADOWS FIRE
Many Families Homeless and Tow'
Presents Scene of Dissolution.

wYTHEv1LLE, VA. May 3o.-Max
Meadows presents scene Of dcsolation
fto-dov after Yesterday afternoons fire.
sjxteen families are without homes and
there is not vacant house IN tn Place e.
The stock Of merchandise belonging IN - 10 q
H snvcd '" Was badly badly damaged by, being
thrown out and VIII be a heavy LOSS tot,,
Tho e, II. Hagor store was ,1 to,n.
had no insurance on his home, though his
furniture and ia tenement house which nc
o% MnbndW w't hore knows what insurance
was n' carried byi the virginia Iron, Coal and
which were DESTROYED. L; g. He Mnnrs g
81 Go. Mrs. Bridges home was, INSURED re
FOR nearly It's value as was the oao-
reGt rowds arc thronging the street soof
Wytheville to-day. the carnival being IN
full blast
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Baptist Ministers Meet.
Especial 10 The T1mes.Dlspntch,

cHAR1.oTTEsyuLE. va. May 20
The monthly minister's and laymen's
meeting Of The Albeularle Baptist Asso,
at the Chestnut Grove Baptist Church,
OF this county, a very Interesting pro,
gramme Mas been arranged, Including
speeches and remarks by many Well
marie.
Among others, DR.. William ~ Hatcher,
Of Richmond, Wal speak. The Rev Or,
other excellent pfeaeher Who Win have "a a
part on the programme. Dr. J.. III.
shuek also of this city, cannot be sur
passed IN an Interpretation OF the Scrip
\ lures. y.
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CONFEDERATE REUNION
Steps to Organize Camp and Chap
ter of Daughters.
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.,

SUFFOLK. VA, May 2o,-The annual
celebration of tho Carcotte-Wrenn Camp
Of Confederate Veterans took place to,dh3y
Va. at st, Iukes, tho Oldest Protestant
church building in the United states inc
Was slua' 'Ba tt Fought in spotsylvania;,'
He was INTRODUCED by , Hon i, RichMh vs E
l.. Parrish. of Coyngton, called 'The
The large crowd. which came from sew
stons We're taken preparatory to the
erganzaton q con ha Sang 81 u
ehapter Of Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
FELL ON MILESTONE
Fireman Badly Hurt While Jumping
from Derailed Engine.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

OF the tender ' on the Baltimore and Ohio
train that reaches Lexington, Mt $40 p.
NJ. were thrown from the track yesterday
afternoon when the train WAS within u
Mr.. Richard Donovan, of Harrisonburg,
in, attempting to jump from the train.
fell against tho mile stone on the track
and severely injured himself spraining
an ankle. breaking a RIB and injurIng
the chest.
Allan McCown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James NIcCown, of Lexington. has been
awarded the scholarship from the seventh
grade to the. High School In the Lexing-
ton public schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-21
MEMORIAL DAY
Viii Be Celebrated in GordonsvilIe by
Maplewood Association.

Joseph Mayhugh. son Of Mrs, Ann ID.
Mayhugh, of this place, and who has
been serving in the Philippines on the
engineer corps for about two years, has
army.
The ladies' of Maplewood Memorial AS
ISOLATION VIII observe memorial day next
etery. Rev, j. Wiley Bledsoe. d, D..
Will deliver the address. The members
Of Wm, s. Grymes Camp will take part
In the ceremonies.
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Welded in Northumberland.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-D spalchJ
HDATIsyILLE. yA,, N, May I, % g6 - MI
countv was married. to-day In Baltimore
to Miss Gertrude L. Hundley; Both are
We'll Known in the NorLner,n, Neck H. ,,s
tha ~ Scene OF n Very pretty wedding this
Morning mo- ling when his DAUGHTER, Miss Flea
nor NeWsome, became the bride of MI
uted, Both of tho young people are
from Lottsburg, Northumberland county,