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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Ht rfitii@ place al the mnufn
'at Beaver creek Is naw owned M
l'rlh1se'e af oursy who t8ak pas
srs-iau abaui two weeks s1a
Msssrs. Prank Andrews and Mon
o. aetfreCar af the Ceballa -fauua8
With Z H Andrews "Wednesday
rEHi 1u their returu irpm Gmni-
su
Ed fgak had bu-ins-- u Gle
rHlty seal "Wednesday.
Tim Nmifh Of White Pine rers-
cred al Ia NeIa Tins week
Henry MeDaweu. postmaster at
. h.tle came O. Guuuisau TUESDAY
J1o Metral hai business af Dau.
tsr which ta1k him over last night
Laurence Wushetmar Tin Gun
|srauJ several DAYS this week ia Cum
|ui@1H
1 Miss Belle pguham and Miss Ila,-
/ don will assist ~mplIucrz during
I the holidays
Dr a. Macintosh has been -ick
since last Monday with a severe at-
tark al sciatlca
Regular mail again next SUNDAY
I The d. a h. ca management has
sen a great light
I t. g. Brown and others have or
Uuzed "a Citizen S Alliance I'm Gun
nisau ID started with IS members.
Miss Lula Hagan has completed
her school at D1yleyille and will
teach the unfinished school In the
-fader district.
Tuesday afternoon Gene Heider
was arrested ON a peace warrant and
will be tried before Judge I.eahv
Saturday morning at lnoclock
Dan Farrel was an eastbouud pas
senger from lake City last night
lie believes the Lake Fork country
viii take a new start within mouth.
Joe ParqUette was given q front
seat in Judge leahvs police court
Wednesday and paid : , f1r the tirk
ct and the plain drunk that preceded
il.
Mrs Edwin Brady leit Saturday
for her home al Huntington. Indiana.
She sold m5-t0f her household goods
aud does mot expect 10 return to
GunuisI1
Little Beruica Potter the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Potter has been very sick with spas.
modic Group but is much better at
this writing
A happy man Is Steve Pcr5chhack-
er. who announced 90 tLe NFv--
. CHNWI0N reporter q recent arrival
at home. ItI-a seven pound girl and
dates from Sunday night
John Chapman had business I'm
from Buwawau this week. lie
has great faith in thc future of the
camp and intends t3 put up another
building at Lorraine In the spring
Smith Whiuu. county treasurer
went to the Butte- last Friday and
disposed of county property % Geo.
W Thompson who paid S7I FIR the
old Srlaine slvmiIl. which was sid
for taxes In 1892
W. H. Turner came from the Bee
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Ed tgHk bad bu-ins-s az fbe
rHlty seal Wedue- lav
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Smith Whiuu. county treasurer
went On jhe Butte- last FRIDAY and
disposed OF county property Do Geo.
w. Th1mp~an. who paid so f0r the
old Snlaine slvmill, which was sid
for taxes On 1892.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Tim Smith of White Pine recist-
erred al Ia Nota Tins wesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Little Beruica Potter. the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr., Robert
Potter has been very sick with spas
modic Group bon is much better at
this writing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

\ happy man Is Steve PcrSchhack-
er. who announced t1 lle NFu--
tHNWIuN reporter q recent arrival
at home ItI-a seven pound Girl and
dates from Sunday night
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

John Chapman had business I'M
from BHwaw1u this week. Tie
has great faith ia thc future or the
camp and intends t1 put up another
building at Lorraine In the spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Mrs Edwin Brady leu Saturday
for her home al Huntington. Indiana.
She sold other household goods
aud does NOT expect % return to
GunuisIu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

henry Mcdowell postmaster at
hFle came o. GuuuI-au TUESDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Joe ParqUetje was given front
seat in Judge leahys police court
"Wednesday and paid - for the tirk
ct and the plain drunk that preceded
it,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Tuesday afternoon Gene Heider
was arrested ON a peace warrant and
will be tried before Judge Ieahv
saturday morning at lOo'clock
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Miss Belle nwham and Miss Ilav-
don will assist ~mpliucrs during
tha hlIiiav-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Joe Metol hai business af Deu
yT which tH1k him over last night
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Regular mul again next SUNDAY
Tho d. a A. g. management has
sern a great light
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Dr y Macintosh has been -iek
since last Monday with severe at
aak al scIafica.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Laurence Wmshe.mar af Tin Cua
spent several iayS this veek lu Guu
rt-1H
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Dan tarel was am eustbouud pas
senger from lake City last night
He believes the Lake Fork country
viii take a new start Withiua am0utb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Miss Lulu Hagan has completed
her school at Doyleyille and will
teach the unfinished school In the
Fader district.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

IT, e. Brown and others have or
UuIzed "a Citizen Alliance I'M Gun
ni-Iu. ID started with GS members
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
CAPITAL OF THE
ROAD INCREASED
Charter of the Washington
and Southern LineiS
Amended,

The Corporation Commission did big
days work yesterday. and among other
things granted n large number OF new
charters and amendments to existing
one5.
The matter of chief interest was the
granting of an amendment TO the char
ter OF the Washington and Southern
Railroad, increasing the capital stock
from two and a half to four million dol
lars, and giving the road some other adj
ditional powers. The fee from this trans
action amounted to $1,000 for, the State,
and along with other charter fees col
lected. pretty good sum went into the
State treasury yesterday.
The charter of the Bank OF Washington,
d. G., an Alexandria corporation, was
also amended so as to allow the capital
stock of the bank to be increased to
100000.
Charters granted by the commission
yesterday We're rs follows:
Petersburg Builders Supply Company,
Petersburg; Newport News Plumbing,
Heating and Timing Company; Willough-
by Bay Corporation, Norfolk: Mccullough
Realty Corporation. Norfolk.
A great many applications for charters
are expected in tho next few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
Superintendent's Conference.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
. TAZEWBLIJ. VA. May 29.-At the first
conference Of superintendent and teach
err. OF tho Ninth Congressional District,
which closed an interesting meetii,. on
Wednesday evening quite renewed In
terest was awakened In the cause OF edu.
ca ton.
An interesting address was delivered by
Mr.. stear,les, president OF the State
Teachers Association.
Professor Sheppe. OF Big Stone Gap.
and Superintendent w. ]. Edmundson. Of
Washington county. and Superintendent
Davidson, OF Leo county, made strong
arguments in favor Of consolidation OF
schools.
Miss Polndexter. Of Bedford county,
read paper which was we'll received on
correlation OF studies.
Miss Thrift. of Big Stone Gap. read
a paper upon the same subject
which was spoken of In high terms by
competent Judges.
Mrs. j, II. Stuart left on to-days train
to attend the closing exercises Of the
Woman's College at Richmond. where
her daughter is attending school. and
from there accompanied by her daughter
will visit her son at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
CAUSEY WILL KICK
UP A GREAT FUSS
Would Exterminate Present
Republican Organization.
Meet June 18th.

From present Indications there is go
ing to be red-ho meeting OF the Re-
publican State Central Executive COM
mittees in this city on June 18th, upon
which date Chairman Park Agnew has
called the two bodies to meet Mt Mur-
PHYS to outline plan of campaign for
the coming Legislative contest
From what can be learned, the trouble
will come over the proposition of Captain
C. II. Causey Jr.. of Suffolk to complete
ly reorganize the party,
Captain Causey is greatly dissatisfied
at the way things are going and threat
ems to give trouble In the meeting, He
was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor
at Roanoke III 1901, and was lHrltnc6 to
make the race for Congress- In the Second
District last year. but withdrew before
the battle was actually Joined. lie IL
chairman OF the Republican committee
of Nansemond county. and rs prominent
in the Seyenty-hrst Virginia Regiment,
of which he Is captain,
On n circular. which Captain Causey
has recently issued In criticism of tbs
present Republican organization, he says
"The Federal ofticeholders of Virginia
arc often made through the endorse
ment of tho organization. and while the
persons obtaining tho appointments are
capable of holding their respective posi-
lions. they are not infrequently negli-
eible quantity politically This is the kind
that hest pleases tho organization, Should
the party grow, It would have more mem
hers. A few are easier to handle than
many, especially when the few are so
submissive.
When the committee meets mere next
Thursday night, some lively times are
expected and developments are looked
for With great interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
TO sTREET-cAR TEN

Reply of General-Manager Huff VIII Be
Forwarded Monday.
It was learned yesterday afternoon that
General Manager 8. W. Huff. acting for
fire Virginia Passenger and Power Conn
pany. will forward to the Executive Board
Of the local division OF tho Arnalgamated
Association OF Street Railway Employees
on June 1st, nsxt Monday, q reply to
their last petition-a plea that waSe diff
ferences be submitted to a board Of ar
Ditra ton.
just what this leply will contain no
one Is in position to state, and MT.
Hui. will not indicate his intention by
the slightest intinaticn. 1t Ia surmised,
however, in view OF the last letter OF
tina company to the employees. that tie
CLn.lal manag Ar VIII refuse positively tc
accede to the demand
The nature Of the reply will BIO watched
with interest by the public, as In somo
quarters strike un all Of the lines O:
Fichrr ond, Manche .ter and Petersburg 's
regarded as hmm ac1lt, In the evonr. o.
CT urse. the com ,,ny refuses to COM
promise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
SERIOUS DISORDER
In PHILIPPINES
Arrest OF Gomez Causes Eek
element in Manila-Re-
ports OfLdnding OfArmS.
fHr Associnted Press.)

MANILA, May 2e.-Following tho setr-
ure and examination Of the books Of tho
Democratic Labor Union, the govern
ment to-day arrested President Gomez
on charges OF misapproprlation Of the
funds, briEandage. fraudulent sales OF
stock and organizing an illegal associn-
ton. Over hundred thousand pesos
we're collected in dues and contributions.
The books show deficit of 1000 pesos.
L It Is believed to be possible that part OF
OF tho amount was stolen before Gomez
was elected president.
Tho government charges that part OF
the fund was used to furnish arms and
food TO the insurgents of Rial Province.
This and Gonez's correspondence with
Guillerm and other leaders In tho field
forms the basis of the brigandage charge.
The union has membership Of 1900. IS
closely affiliated with tho Nationalist
party, and is strongly In sympathy with
the insurgents.
The arrest OF Gomez has excited tho
natives. No -.isorders however. nave
occurred but tho governments action
will Increase the feeling of unrest IN
Manila, which has been disturbed lately
BY reports Of the landing Of arms. Inc
situation, however, Is not serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
Eul2on Hews.

Mr.. John Foster, well-known fisher
man and river Waterman. found the body
Of q. small Infant floating down the James
on Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Foster was
returning from tho Manchester side of
the river about o'clock. and discovered
package floating slowly down the
stream. The size OF the bundle attracted
his attention.
lie at once made an investiga ton, and
to his surprise 1t was the body OF a male
infant, neatly, wrapped In several news.
not have been in the water any length
OF time. He notified Coroner Taylor OF
his CHASTITY find, who told him that 1t
was beyond his jurisdiction.
Mr. Foster then, with the assistance
of n friend. buried the body short dis
lance from the shore.
The yacht Bina,, which is being con-
structed on the Chesterfield side Of the
river by Captain Gay, sprung aleak yes
Captain Gay. after completing his boat,
Mr.. J. Doc. Sears left yesterday for
Newport News to accompany his brother,
w. II. Sears, Of that city, to Baltimore
to attend the horse races. Mr.. w. H.
Sears will enter several Of his horses in
Captain Phil Evich who was operated
on several days ago, is now doing very
nicely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
BEACH PARK WILL
OPEN ON MONDAY
Popular West Point Resort
Renovated and Up.
tO-Ddte.

BeacI. Fark, the well known and popu-
lar West Ioiat summer re1n:t, will DO
opened for the season next Nj nday. when
1t Is expected that hundreds Will t;tke ad-
vantage OF tho cheap rates TO run down
over the Southern Railway for an altar
noon or night. Beach Park Hotel has
been renovated, many new attractions
secured. and the general nttractiveness
of the place otherwise improved.
STEMS band has been engaged for tho
summer. and each afternoon and night
beautiful concerts will be rendered ut
tho different pavilions about the park
and In the hotel Altogether. tho mana
gers OF the resort are looking forward to
the grandest season in years. and thou
sands Of people are expected 10 take adj
vantage OF the opportunity presented by
the Southern Railway in the form OF
cheap rates-5o cents for the round trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
MAY HAVE TO
KILL THE DOGS
a Likely Task for the Con.
stables ofHenrlco-Booker
to Be Tried.

The first Of July next will likely SEQ
the constabIes of Henrico county armed
with shotguns roaming around collecting
dog taxes and shooting the caslsnes
whose owners refuse to pay. AS In the
city, there are each year number OF
homeless dogs and Others whose owners
attempt to evade the tax. Notice has
Just been served that II this tax Is not
In the hands of the county treasurer by
July LIST an additional tax Of rs cents will
be added Finally, II tho owners Of dogs
do not pay at all, the brutes will be shot
by the cons tables. This Is new provi-
sion, and 1t promises some interesting
situations and exciting time for the con-
stabulary.
Booker. the negro who created the
great excitement in tho East End the
other day, in which knife, big pistol
and a mob OF about 900 people figured.
will DO tried this afternoon before Squire
George w, Thomas.
Towards Grove boasts two Fishing
clubs of recent organization. both OF
which are doing some pretty rapid work
One Of them, of fourteen members.
went out the other day and made haul
% 232 fish Shortly before that the other
club pulled In 800 pike. Roth VIII take
another trip very shortly
Mr., D, J.. Temple has announced him
self a candidate for constable from Fair
field Constable Franklin IS out Tor re-
election from the Same district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
NAVAL REVIEW TO BE
HELD IN HAMPTON ROADS
nv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, May 29.--Nothing is
known here of the report that an inter
national naval demonstration Is to be
held Mt Hampton Roads next year IN con-
nection with the opening of the st. Louis
Worlds Fair. At least no proposition 10
issue invitations through the United
States government to foreign marltime
powers has yet taken shape.
It Is said. however. that the govern
ment VIII extend invitations Of this kind
unon the occasion of the three hundl@eth
anniversary of the settlement of James
town, which Is expected to receive the
support of the Atlantic coast States IN
1907 The vessels In that case VIII be
gathered in Hampton Roads, where the
harbor is ample to shelter the combined
naUies of the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
THIS NEGRO A FREAK
Active and Cheerful With Two Bullets
in His Stomach.


in His Stomach.
William Jefferson, q negro man; re-
siding In Fulton. rs living freak, and
he has the doctors of Richmond guessing
as to how he manages to exist
Jefferson is moving around like school
boy while his stomach contains a A and
rs callbre bullets. About two weeks ago
In fight with negro called Hard
Iron" JEFFERSON was shot TWICE in the
stomach The ambulance was summoned
and ne was placed in the van to be taken
to the Virginia Hospital to be operated
on. When he saw the height Of the build
Ing he Jumped out OF tho van and made
a dash for liberty but was recaptured at
Fourteenth and Broad Streets, after a
hard struggle on the part Of the doctors
and policeman.
He refused to be taken to the hospital
and was given his liberty. The doctor
In charge Of the van remarked that he
would be dead negro before morning.
Jefferson returned home and has con.
suited several physicians. all OF whom
tell him that 1t was only matter OF a
few days with him, unless he has the
bullets removed and his wounds treated.
This no refuses to do, saying he will taxa
the chances.
Jefferson spent a part OF the day yes
terday with a policeman In search for
the negro who inflicted the wounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30

At the regular meeting Of r. ID. Lee
Camp. No. L. G. ", last night the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
r. q. Lee Camp, No. /, G. ", Of Rich
mond, Va. gratefully approaching the
Kindness shown them on their recent pill
erimage to the Confederate Reunion at
New Orleans, La, May 18th to 22d, 1908.
desire to convey to all who contributed
to their comfort and enjoyment their SIN
oere and heartfelt thanks
To the Confederate Veterans, Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy and volunteer
soldiery Of Montgomery, Ala, they re-
turn thanks for their kind and generous
reception and hospitable entertainment
during our short stay In the first capital
OF the Confederncy.
To the officers and members OF the
Louisiana Field Artillery. for courtesies
shown and their escort on our departure
from New Orleans.
To the officers and members OF the
Fifth Georgia volunteer infantry; to the
Governor Of the State OF Georgia and his
staff; to the Virginia Society Of Atlanta.
Ga. and the ladies of Atlanta for the
cordial greeting. the magnificent recep-
ton and the hosptable entertainment
given at the Piedmont Club.
The memory of our pleasant association
with them will ever lnger among the
brightest recollectlons of a happy past.
To the press of our city and the cities
Of the South for their cheering words
and kind expressions.
To the Southern Railway for their
kind consideration" In doing all that
was possible to make our travel com fort
able and enjoyable. and particularly do
we desire to convey our thanks to their
polite and gentlemany passenger agent,
Captain G. w. Westbury, who. from the
Ne ar t,,ra tn rat
was untring in his efforts to minister
to the comfort and enjoyment Of all; and
to assure him that he has won warm
place in the hearts not only Of Lee Camp
and the Howitzers, but of every one
who made the trip on his Special" to
New Orleans. Fortunate and happy were
we to be under the charge of such Il
conductor; fortunate the railroad who
Nls such an employee. and We commend
him and his road to all Of our friends,
confident that he will do all In his power
for those who journey under his direc-
ton.
To our escort, the Richmond Howitzers:
We will only say. Boys. we thank you;
for you were part Of that band of pill
grlms whose Journey was pleasant and
whose associations were most joyous.
| The camp directed the commander to
appoint committee of five to report the
| best plan to aid In securing roster OF
| Confederate soldlers Iesldent ~ ti''s
vicinity, which committee will be an
nounced next meeting.
The camp appointed the following aides
| to the chief marshal. and they VIII re-
port to General Phillips at the corner
Of Fifth and Franklin Street at 415
o'clock this evening, mounted: Comrades
w U. Bass, George T. Dean, ]. Henry
| Kracke.
The camp Will meet in full uniform at
the corner of Cherry and Cary Streets
at 4: 80 o'clock for parade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
DR.. o'coNNELL COMING

Distinguished Catholic to Be Here at
the Dedication.
Bishop A. Van dc Vyver is In Wash
ington to see the apostolic delegate IN an
effort to secure his presence here next
week to attend the ceremonies incident to
the LAYING of the cornerstone of the new
cathedral here next week.
II will be a pleasure to TO- al Gat r1t CO
this CITY. but later president OF the
American College in Rome. and now pres
ident Of the National Catholic University
at washington, d. G.. VIII attend the
ceremonies.
DR.. o'Connell Is popular idol with the
church In this city, and his presence
interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
RADFoRD SCHOOLS
,overnor TYLER introduces Hon. n. ST
George Tucker.
lsncc,ol TO Tho Tlmes.Dlspatch,

Especial to The Times Di sTs t. . 1,he
cIosinr exercises OF the Radford SCHOOLS.
Under the prlnci sh!p Of Prof. W. H 81,
took place at Ty1ers Hall THURSDAY nlgna,
Of or which Vas tho magnificent address on
sEducation' by Hon. Il. st. George Tuck
MIR Earnest Maiden won the gold
medal in tho boys contest, and MISS
Minnie Canady that Of the girls;
Altogether there were nine gold med
ais delivered. besides several prizes for
various prohciencies in spelling, scholar
ship. punctual attendance and improve
ment
FOR scholarship, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Plckel
that for Improvement.
Mr. Tucker was introduced by ex-Gover-
nor Tyler, who took occasion to con-
gratulate the city on It's renewed In,
terest In the matter OF her line school
system.
The recent rains have given this sec,
ton the go-hy. and the most pro.rTa c ! ed q
is still unbroken.