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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29

Caldwell Texas, January 81. Postmaster
Shook has received the necessary blanks -
establish rural free delivery on the mail
routes leading out from Caldwell. md II
Will probably be In operation in short
while
Mrs H. NJ Wimberly aud family LEFT
TODAY for their home ~ AlarqperQur. New
NiNKipo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29
MILLER WAS CONVICTED.

Got the Limit tor Bieany and Accepted
Sentence.
Cuero. Texas, january IS In the dts
trict court yesterday a preacher by the
name Of Miller was given i've years IN the
penitentiary for blgamy. He had been
preaching around here some time and final
ly married a young girl He deserted her
and then investigation was made through
church papers aud several wives were
found. one in East Texas, who was hcrn
at the trial! one in Georgia and II Is said
another ono. He defended himself and
got the limit. He accepted sentence this
morning.
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Foster,s Looal Enrn 80

Weather changes noted below win occur
dates below: Va
January % Warmer
January % threatening
January 3i-Cold wave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29

Lake Charles. La, January Is Tom Col
Inns, employed at tram near town. stabbed
Tom Holloway. LIQUOR dealer In the abdo-
men last uight, iuhlcting probably fatal
wound. A disputed account caused the quar-
rel Collins In under arrest.
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clebume Papers 10 consolIdate.

CleburnE Texas, January 26-lt was
stated to The Post correspondent late this
afternoon I-at the Morning Review and the
consolidate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29
Bail Was Refused,

Cuero. Texas January es I'm the hsheas
corpus trial Of Steve Kicks from Ksr,o
county. charged with killing his sists-
Judge Wilson refused hai, Notice M ~,
peal was given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29
Returned the Prisoner.

Willie Knight colored wanted IN Rra-
zoria county on the charge Of horse theft.
and who was captured IN Houston TUESDAY
afternoon. WAS returned 10 BraZorin last
night by deputy sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29
Hesrne Items

Hesrne, ToHss. January 2s A crowd
from tho cotton office Of Nsssrs norrupc,
& GO q Houston arrived ou the car,y
train this uoralns aud wen. sut TO tax,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29

The fuiorai Of Mrs ni Marco Seromar
fino. Who died AZ Timpsou. took place from
y. M. yesterday, Father Hcnurssey oHIciRt
Ang Interment In the Catholic cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29

There nre limitations Of OXIpINE h,,
none OF then compare With the venptns
nNiplNF cures Chlils Fsvers and iii ",
lAfiA Troubles Tao limitations fail.
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wHAr rHr snERIrF rorNn.

Sheriff Anderson made quick ingesdea.
ton while on the ground and learned from
two colored persons in the pelghborhocd
the the deceased had come TO Crosby six
miles the other side of sheldon. ON sun
dag last. Hc was suffering from wo1od
in tho throat similar to the one borne by
thu man brought IN yesterday He was
heard TO aslS certain persons nj tho station
for assistance IN reaching Houston The
sheriff thinks II Is rightly probable the
same man.
lie was found by Mr.. James Harrins
ton said the sheriff 'Mr Harrington
lives In the nelghhcrbod, and had occasion
70 pass where he man lay nm Of opia
lon that n wounded mnu applied for MS
sistance at Crosby last sunday md was
refused, that he then started for this city.
and tho man found yesterday Is he. having
fallen by the wayFlde or course there Is
every chance for the story told me hy the
darkies 10 turn out untrue. hut / propose
10 investigate II Ia the end
When we picked tho stranger IN YES
terday he was In pltablc plight He
sas wasted aud worn and seemed 10 have
uttered much. He had evidently laid in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29

Az o'clock last evening. az his residence,
Justice Matthews united In marriage Mr.
A. W, Brockman aud Miss julia Burns.
both residents of Houston.
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Two couples Welded

Mr.. o. w Pollard ana Miss Ethel w.
Link were united in mnrragc yesterday
afternoon 10y Justice Matthews al his Of.
fee. The groom Is popular printer ON The
Post and his bride is well known and has
many friends.
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Or. Allen wss in waiting to give tho
patient attention but as soou as he looked
upon the wound which was a CHASTITY one
be expressed the opinion that thorc was
NO hope. and that death Was hut short
distance on The DOCTORS words We're
quickly verified for In fifteen minutes the
paticnt had breathcd his last he lid not
recover from the etupor Into which no
had fallen while on the train. and died
without name, home or address % friends
being given.
The deceased was described rs n man Of
about rs years of age. tail and we'll built,
weighing probably TO ar 1SO pounds. light
complexion, heavy. sandy mustnche and
his clothing indicated that he was = work
Ing man probably an engineer. He was
quite n good looking man.
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WAS MURDER OR SUICIDE
Man Found in Dying Condition Near
Sheldon Station.
DEATH OCCURRED AFTER DISCOVERY
Was Too Near Death to Make intelligent
Replies TO Questions Of Sheriff
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Case.

sheriff Anderson has mystery on hand
and II Will call for thorough and system
ntic investigation by the clever official Nho
Ia at the head Of the Harris county con.
stabulary.
At 80 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
sherif's office was uotihed that the bruised
end bleeding body 81 white man had
Becn found in the woods near sheldon a
small station sixteen miles cast Of Houston
on tho Texas and Sew orleans railroad.
The message said the mau seemed 20 be
badly wounded and TO send assistance at
once. sheriff Anderson responded IN per
son. aud left FOR the scene on the hrst
train leaving the city. Tue train, which
was freight. was several hours late In
leaving Houston. and the sheriff did not
reach sheldon until $3.50 D. m.
Upon arrival he was directed 60 point
one-half milo on the other side Of sheldon
ana here about 100 yards distant from the
railroad track lac found The body of white
man The man was IA q semi conscious
state and, although stimulsnts were ad-
ninlstered. he rallied hut little. He was
found 10 be suffering from a kuifc thrust
that had almost severed the juGuIsr vein
He was picked up and conveyed tn Shell
don station sud in a fep minutes wns
en- route 10 Houston on the passenger
train that reaches here at 1918 D. N.
COULD Not TALK
40 route he WAS asked numerous ques.
lions bv sheriff Anderson the nrst was
IA regard 10 his Identity. but bis name he
couid not speak, although he made q brave
effort 10 do 50.
The other questions vero inquiries RS ia
the cause az the wound, how received and
how long since.
when asked how long he had been suffer
ing the dying man held i've niger and and
then three.
Eight daysf' Qucrled the sheriff
A nod in the Affirmative came from the
unknown
who stabbed you2'
A shake OF the head, meaning he dd not
know.
ibid you stah YOURSELF
Another affirmative nod, reversing his
former answer that he did not know huw
he had received his injury.
The wounded man seemed to Doe sinking
rapidly and answered no more questions
When the train reached the depot hc WAS
rlaced In tho ambulance from ST. Goscph''
inhrmRrv that was In waiting and was
quickly conveyed to that institution.
The oasis., 1903-10-17

Tequisquiapan, will not delay the the opening of the road, as it is stated that the material resulting from these will be cleared away in the course of the next two weeks. Good progress is being made at the Barrientos tunnel also. This tun- nel will be double-tracked to ac- commodate the rails of the Nation al and Mexican Central roads by which it is being conjointly con structed.
 NJ ex can Herald; The mine known as the "Lluvia de Gro" at San Andres del Rio, in the state of Chihuahua, has just been sold for $4,600,000. The mine was sold through NJ. McClaren and Luis Mar tinez and Lauro B. Caballero also took part in the deal. There is reduction works attached to the property that treats fifty tons of ore day. The minister of con- munications has been applied to for a railroad concession, to run from the reduction works 10 Topo- lobampo. It is reported that the concession will be granted, and the line will be completed within a year
The oasis., 1903-10-17

Sonora Time.
 Dining stations.
 Pullman sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres x Prletas Railroad, leaving at 500 a. m. and D. m daily fnr Colorado. and Mnas PripLas
 c o$e onnection Is made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship olnpany ste.m mer curacao" sailing the l7th of each month for Altata, Mazatlun. Cape St. Lucas, Magdalena Bay and Eusenada; hs Well as with of the [. A NJ rtinez steamship Line, and others lines calling at this port
 For particulars aduress. J. A. NAUGLE,
 Gen'l Pass. hg't. 0uaymas, Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1903-10-17
Torres & PrietaS By.
TIME CARD NO. ". In effect June 2. 1908.

Train No. 1 leaves Mlnas Prietas at 9:(O A. m. arrives at Torres at 9;45 a. m.
 Train No. 2 leaves Torres at 10 45 a. m. arriv,sat Minas Prietas at li:15 n. m.
 Train No. leaves Minas pristas at 1:s0 D. m. arrives at Torres nt 2:l5 pm.
 Train No. leaves Torres at 4:45 D. m. arrives at Minas Prietas at 5;30 D m,
 ALI TRAINS ION NECT 1T TORRES NN SONORA RAILWAY, MORALES. TO QUAY MAS AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express and Telegraph in operation between Minas Prietas at all pa ts uf th- World.
 shortest and best route to Yaqui kver Barranca and >an Marciil coal fe ds, Soyopa -ahuaripa Ures. La Bu %, La Dura, Yaqui smeltiug X Refining and Yaqui copper m- panies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. II Seymour to be forwarded ny team from Minas | rietus to the above named places
 Advanced charges paid on all goods con- signed to railway. which are received, for warded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 "At Minas Prletas dep't hacks always ready tn make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 F. h. SEYMOUR, Pres Prop.
The oasis., 1903-10-17
ACROSS THE BORDER.


 gacion Terrenos de la Baja Cali fornia were recently filed in this city by A. H. Heber, the president and general manager of the Calif- ornia Development company, of Los Angeles, the parent company of the corporation named. The new company will own and control ali lands of the former company lying in the penisula of Lower California along its great canal system. This system will involve the eventual reclamation of about 100000 acres of land, 100000 acres being in United States terri tory and the balance of 100000 acres being in Mexican territory.
 Torreon Enterprise: A land com pany has purchased 74.0O0 acres of land on the line of the Mexican Central between San Luis and Tampico, for colonization purposes. The Mexican Central railway has placed an order with the Pullman company for $40 Dox cars, and 100 coal and 100 flat cars, the con stantly growing business of the company making the increase in rolling stock necessary. The In ternational Packing Co.,, which has just erected a fine slaugbtering house in Torreon, have ordered l,500O,000 feet of lumber of lum Der firm in Houston, Tex, to be used in the construction of the great packing house which they will erect in the City of Mexico.
 l.. A. Times: The Mexican Light and Power Company, Ltd, of Mon treal, located here, is busy carry ing forward it's plans for the trans mission of power from Mecaxa to El Orc and Mexico City. Its own road to connect with the Hidalgo, l is almost completed. Already over 2O00 men are at work and when 1 the rains cease early in November they will put on 5000 An abund- ! ance of cheap power at El Gro will ! enable that mining camp to develop some properties in that gold field | Coal sells at $27 per ton and wood | at $5 and either is too expensive for use by factore,. Water power, generated by electricity, would i bring $15 per annum per horse power.
 Mexican Herald: The interest in mining circles over the recent rich ! strike in the Luz de Borda con tinues unabated. The latest as says from the ore in the new vein give gross valuation of some $5,OOO per ton, running at per the assayers' report, III kilos of silver and $50 grammes of gold to the ton. This is one of the highest grades of ore ever taken from the mine. The manager has already shipped several small consign- ments to this city, where it has commanded ready sale.
 Mexican Herald: It is learned upon good authority that the new standard guage cutoff of the Ma tional railroad, extending from Gonzalez Junction to Huehuetoca, a distance of something like 300 kilometers, will be opened during the early part of November. Que retaro has arrangements under way for grand celebration in honor of the event, and it is stated that President Diaz has accepted
The oasis., 1903-10-17
Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger Train service throug h
 between Sogsles and Guaymas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18
Der Seutfdbe 1baler.

Wessn bes 5une6menben Mansels
an Silberselb bereiiet Die bsutide
&ei6s6ant Die electromagnetic bon
9balern Dor. Die @in3iebung Der
Sbaler erfolgte gu RAID, .Ge bem 0erz
t.br neue Sifbsrmiin5e Sugefii6rt mar.
Die 8logen iiber bic eingetretsne 9on-
trattiori, me!he iid itelsnipeiie in Ger
alerempfirblihften Meiie fiiblbor ge-
madt bat. H.a 70 moFenbaft ertlans
gen unb fir 10 burdaus bsred)tiet be,
funoen ipprben, BOP bon maBQeb.nbsr
Seite fdleunige 8emebur angsorortl
fporosn it,. Der enogiltige llebsrgano
bon Der bi%ntenben our reinsn Golb
tpdbrung fuirb babura abtrmals Der.
sSsert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18
Wtdtia fir atfder.

Die 8unDesregieruns bat faralif
ben petitionen sauienber bon 4ma-
teurfif4ern unb an9lsrn, 5ptstbeiibern
unb Yadtbefisern ftattssseben unb bic
Gntfernuns aIer iensr Tif9neBe, bic
untsr benz Namen .pounb" l9lebe Be-
tannt iinb, anseOrbnst. Sn ben petis
ttonen mar anssefiibrt pprben, BAT
bur4 biefen piratsne5if9fans i'm
Grpben ni4t nur benz Slider, Der mil
Der 4nsel feline 8eute fdnst, bic @eles
ssn6tit auf einen auseiebiesn Sang ees
nommen ptrb, fonbern aud Der Sdiff,
fabrt entlang Der &iiits ernitli4e Gin
bernife btrett.t perbtn. 9os arieess
bepartement bat auf Grunb Der peti=
ttonen cine ltnteriu6uug ~areeorbnet
bic erseben Fat, baB bic 8lasen Der Qes
tenten nidt unsere4tfertigt limb unb
bic Neb., bic i'm O5ean oft eine bis atpei
Meiten ii4 bon Der 8iite ausbe6nen,
milFen nun entfernt nerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

paris ais seaAeabers-1it erte strasea,
ptaierans atettrreaeaSe 3afaast- TN.
feaatniB aMsr @eiaasbettsreeelw NUS
fastee in Der ,,Saapttaot Der melt"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18
SansemteIearapbie in China.

5untensS elegrapbis nod benz SDz
item Mareoni purbs tiir3li6 in China
gum erften Wale in @~ntpenbung 9e>
bra4t, unb 5fpur 3pii9en pefing unb
Der 3ufte. 3ablrei6e hineiifds Be-
ANTE, unter biefen M~nseborige bss auss
partigen unb bes ariegsamies, fotpie
Wlitglieber beS biplomatiifen unb bes
mtlitdrifhen 4orps pobnten Der Ab.
fenbung Der sriten DepeIde BEL. Dit
benz italienif6en 9riegsf6iff Before
pifani," peldes duf Der 90be bon
1atu lag, purbm @liidpunids9ots
f9aftsn aussetaufdt. Die brabtlci,
telegrapbii6e 0erbinbuns 8pii6sn ZEN
petinser 2cqdtionen als pidtiee MaBs
rssel Der 8srtbeioigung ipar i4on Dor
einiger 3eit alleere9t porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

- Der turSeite @ee, UNI neural.
Qiibe Shmer3en log gu rueroen, III
ct. Satobs Del gu eebrouhen
meldes nid)t aQein linoert, lunoeru
prompt beilt. @s linoert unb bcilt
ale 1uBerlid)e Shmersen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

Cute Wbistles uno quite Weine
gu nieoriaen Breiien su pertaufen.
w. s aitaipIei& Eom, Wain Mue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

Der &6nig uno Die 96niain
BON Stalien iino gum Yeluhe oes
brltiiben SDniaspaares in qDnbon
e%inaetroHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

Usrfbwiubembe papiams-6ifdbe tter ais 9sras
tei8er-Nsrbreitana BET 8anserratte-&r,
rssts 9tepbaatsn mnp eprtnebudsias-Ts,:
tenne eeetItsre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

5 8enebi 9 purbe bieIsr
Sage auf Der @iubscca elm %internatto,
males Spital er0ffnet, UNI befsn Grim
buns it6 2abp 2aparb, bic Wittps bss
bstannten &fproIogen unb ipGttrsn
enslti9en 8otfdafters in apnftanti-
popel, Sir 9enrb Nuifin 2abarb. h'.
srbbten @srbienfts ermorbsn Bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18

Dtutf d fanbs GENT
5ueIas@ Ii de beliefen ii6
i'm Gan5en auf 6,049.000 W}urt, Is
ipurbsn bapon ahsr nur 100000
Murt bonn SdisSsssridt ais beredtist
anerfanut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-18
,,@oro . ssprmalin". l@imer

WUurD TprhnaIin' tGinter q
Nmemb), balt, tuenn es Muraens
ol8 3abns uno Munb 8oiier aez
brauht uirb, 36bne uno Mluno
tpabreno oes gansen cages rein.
y. S. 6mi ot, Spuiton, 9eras,
Ngent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
THREE IMPORTANT
MATTERS ARE UP
Legislature to Put in a Very
#..- Busy Week.

Although the members Of the Leglsla-
ituro took q little outing yesterday and ran
down to Newport News to see the proud
West Virginia breast the waters for the
first time, they are not unmlndful OF the
heavy weeks work that lies before them.
In the Senate, besides a long calendar Of
bills, moro or less important In their ma
5ture. the corporation bill will come up
and consume great deal OF time, II, In
deed. 1t shall BIO finally dlsposedSo t during
the week. e II
The House calendar Is also crowded with
regular work. the document containing
no less than ten pages. Both bodies will
meet at noon Tomorrow.
The first thing up on the House side
viii be the Harvey medical bill, and Col
onel Newhouse. Of Culpeper, having had
the floor at tho time Of adjournment on
Friday, will continue his argument In Ia
yor Of the Bland amendment for the pro-
lection OF the Christian Scientists. The
bill, from>present Indications, will llkely
PASS without amendment,
The Financa Committee will report the
compromise tonnage tax bill about Tues-
day. and then big battle will likely
arise, unless the representatives Of the
mineral interests shall be satisfied with
the measure.
There are other matters on both calen-
OARS set as special orders, and there Will
DO no lack Of work on either side during
Rha Nsek
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Property Tran sfers.

Richmond. Z, 3. Green to Minnie Mey-S
20 s-la feet The west slas o. - m
William A, 4 AJoncure. special commits
s,oner, to Henry N. Cannon, % feet on the ne
east side Of Second Street. NOS. 7S9, Tal
ana 74a North Second Street.
Planters National ank 10 e = :, 3 a.s %aas
st al. northeast corner Of Randolph.
$500, :,
Brown ana wives to William Walker 30
slh-1a feet on the south side Of Floyd Aye
nue.. lb2 lo.a-la feet west OF Dooley Avg
Mrs, saliie !. Chewing TO ". N, Jus.
tis and his assigns, interest IN IS th-!S
feet on the south side OF Marshall street,
between Thirty~sourth and ThlFty-nftn
Streets. IS,
IN. ]. Dietrich ana wife to Henry 2. Pic.
trich, 30 feet on the south side o. Now
Bridge Road, p,7oo.
Patterson and Hooper Newton. special
masters, to s.. J. Ffarbaugh. 50 feet on Wy
north side Of Lewis Street, s7.a feet east
OF Hubbard Street, y2sa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

Wedding 81 MISS ) Bette C Gee
De Rosset and Mi. T. = VI ",
DiCkWas a Notable One.
1an.c,ai q 1,hs ,ritnes- B Dispatch.

Si8 fspsolal to Tho Tines- Dispatoh.)
WILMINGTON, n. e., April 1s.----At $3.50
o'clock Thursday nisf,t At Ct. James
npiscopal Church. Miss Bstt1e Geer Dc
Rosset and Mr.. Frederick Williamson
Dick, two popular young society people
cf this city, we're married. It was one
81 the most brilliant weddings Of recent
times Il, thls city. and was Witnessed ~
4 large and fashionable aasetnblaEe Of
friends. The church was very handsome
" decorated The little flower girls Miss
On Delamnr Burbank and Bessie Connolly,
came first, and were followed BY the
eroomsmer, ana fishers. who proceeded the
bridesmaids. The bride came in With her
New York; and met the groom, who was
attended BY his brother ana best man,
MI. w. "A. Dick, at the chanccl steps. The
ceremony was performed BY Rcv. Rlcnr
ard w. Hogue. The bridesmaids were
Misses May Ella Rankin, Sue McQueen,s
Mary Calder, Emma West, Alice B ,1a,
Annie Kiddor. Miss Lucille Murchison
was first bridesmaid. and Miss Annie =:
De Rosset, sister OF the bride. was d maid nal
Of honor. The ushers and groomsmen
were Messrs. Aubrey Parsley, 9. M. Boat-
wright Clayton Giles, Jr.. Thomas =. WI.
lar I'd, Champ Med. Davis, James ~ ste
venson. Joseph W. Yates Henry Pesch 1''l =
CASTOR Myers and ~. 9. W!lliams u,
Last night 1'Arioso# German Club
gave its annual Easter german In honor
OF tho wedding party. The bride ana
groom left this morning for Tour north.
Another wedding that attracted con-
epicuous attention was that OF MISS Fer q
tina Colwell swinson and Mr.. Archie B.
bicNair, which was solemniEed at S:4b
yesterday afternoon at the home OF tho
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. n. Swim
son. Row. Calvin 9. Blackwell, D. Do
now Of Norfolk. performed the ceremony.
It was a quiet homo wedding, but the
young couple, have scores OF friends here
who wore deeply interested. .+t
y The following announcement has been
received by friends In this city. Captain
William 8. Norm ent requests the pleasure
OF your company at the marriage Of his
daughter, Nellie Rowland, to Mr.. Alfred
Truman Parmele. on Wedn esday after
noon. April -, 1905 at so.clock. Presby-
terrain Church. Lumberton, N. 9. "55S
Mrs. a. 8. SWinatead Announcing tho
Mi.s Emilss T Estoiis Wlnstesd. TO Nh.
Emgre R.dns yhe sths
at $40 o'clock p. NJ. I.
II. Mr.. John W. Greasy, Of this city. ana
8 Tuesday. The bride. and groom arriysd
hers Wednesday,. and will mike this city
MI. Cameron F. yMacRae, one Of the
/ States ablest young lawyers. viii move
e g WsssH fae 5ssks i %ists
son q Justice James Ma tSs fin hesa %
az North Carolina. IS i4i s