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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
NOta del d1a

observamos, parece que nos va
mos resignando a que no Sc es-
tablezca en- Puerto Rico, la
anunciada Estacion Naval.
El tempo pasa con una rapi-
dez desconsoladora, y todo sigue
en- el mismo estado de quietud.
Parece que Sc ha confado al ST.
lencio la triste mission de hacer
que Sc divide la promesa.
Y decimos al silencio, porque
no queremos dar credito a la
amenaza que Sc dice proferida
recientemente y en- virtud de la
Cual Sc nos desheredaba en- abb
soluto; por haber osado procesar
q unos cuantos ofciales de la
Armada.
Nj podemos reconocer esa in
soportable Influenza a unos of
Ciales de marina, nj a la marina
entera, en- I'm pals republican,,
hi vamos a hacerle la ofensa de
aCeptar como cierta esa amena-
"a, cuando por otra parte Sc nos
antoja que no podrian cump1ir-
la, nj tai vez 10 intentasen.
! Otra causa parece mas podero
sa que la anterior y mas infu-
yente en- ell resultado que deba
tener este litigio. La pretendi-
da compra de Saint Thomas por
los Estados Unidos, ha retarda-
do, en- nuestro concepto, la con-
cesi0n expresada a favor de
~uerto Rico. Ahora .vueIve- a
emoverse este negocio w. segun
estan las cosas, no tardara en-
decidirse. Entonces 7sabremos
a que atenernos y 81 fueron exa-
geradas nuestras esperanzas. :.
~
De nuestra parteh hemes hecho
cuanto estaba en- 10 possible. Los
terrenos que Sc pidieron al pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, fueron con-
cedidos inmediatamente Y 81
bien es verdad que ell regiona
lismo de algunos periodicos, que
trataban de reclamar para sus
localidades respectivas ell esta
blecimiento de la Estacion Ma
val, fue exagerado, al pretender
TealZar las condolences natura-
les de algunos puertos con de-
trimcnto de las demas, es 10
verdadero que en- la Islas en-.
cuentran lugares muy a propo-
sito para el objeto expresado, y
que en- esa polemica soStenida
por toda la prensa Sc manifes-
taba la opinion unanime del
pals entero que, comprendiendo
la utilidad que habfa de deri-
varse para la Isla en- general y
en- particular para el distrito en-
que sc construvera la Estacion.
Sc inter esaba con todos sus SEN
tidos y con todas sus fuerzas en-
conseguirla.
Ell tempo transcurrido no nos
preocuparfa grandemente, aun
creyendo que 81 tempo es orc
81 oyesemos algo indicator de
la aproximacion del termino del
proyecto para dar comienzo a la
epoca de las construcciones.
NADIA escuchamos y no debe ex;
trafiar por consiguiente la inter
peIacion que hacemos.
Ell prolongado compass de es-
pera 4 que Sc nos obliga no nos
vuelve pesimistas. No estames
tan desencantados de 10 propio
que vayamos a conceder a 10
ageno una superioridad y una
irnportaneia que no existen 81
no es de nuestra parte.
Pero como estas son cosas que
estan tan q la vista, han podido
ser observadas, desde luego, sin
esperar mas tempo, quizas con
Ell prop6sito de que 10 que hasta
allora continla siendo una pro-
mesa para nosotros sirva de IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11

En- Kishninef. capital de B5ssara '5ia,
una turba d. obreros etac6 a la po' la
cI6n de raza hebrea, matando a 25 per
mas 6 hiriendo a 275, muchas de elias
moltaimerte. Y ppco mas 6 menos a
Ia misma bora, tn Tlemcen, Argela,
p secisamente por donde andaba e Pre-
sid7nte Loubet en- iriunfo, Sc arm6 otro
molote anti>emita, ell que resutaron
heridos IS hljos de Israel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
C0RsSae0 de
America

EscAndalos en- correos.-Mas fraudes. -
Olro pez.-Del p1lpito al trapecio.-
La fabula del Genesis.-El sermon
de la Montafia. .-Timo estrategico.
Ha sido preso e1 administrator del
Correo local de Middle Bass. Ohio,
Herman Wekrle. Un inspector de Co.
rreos !e examia6 las cuentas y descu-
brio un d sfalco de $4 365 81, adem is
de un mo lton de ordeneS pcstales que
Wehrle giraba, ragaderas por el go
.bierno, sin que el sasodido administra-
dor tuviese Tin cen!avo con que respon-
der a e las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
RepGbIica
fEaancesa

La question Dreyfus-Nuevos docunaen
Observation-Disclosures ando Com
beS-La question religiosa-Moti-
nes-Capuchinos y Redentoristas-
En- barricadas- s-Muchos heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11

CongreSo en- Roma.-La coaiicion adua.
nera. - Represalia temible. No
TODD el monte es oregano.-La ms
piraci6n de Luzzati.- Projections
mo yanyi.-Generos europeos.-To.
ma y daca,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11

No desmaBR Russia en- sus tenaces
prop6sitcs de expansion naval, ante l.
accion energica y continuada de Ingla-
terra e1 favor de su marina militar.
En- cuanto ell goberno russo ha visto
que Sc aumentabA ell tonelaje de los AGO..
razados ingleSes, ha decidido hacer algo
parecido.
Los nuevos buques de combate rusos
de toneladaS 10000 tendran torres, Sc
gun Sc dice, y su .armamento grueso Sc
C rpondra de cuatro cafiones de doce
pulgadas y doce de echo pulgadas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
SQui@m Z quiere peIO?

Para hacer que crezca rapidamenfe
81 cabe1 o, Sc friciona tod los dfas el
ruero c4bsludo con una espoajita en-
pappdA en- la ,nezcla siguiente:
Intura de nlez vornica. 10 gramoS.
Tntura de cantaiidas. q
Tln'ura de capsicnm. -. !"
Tintura de qnillaya. ..... rs
Tintura De iaborandi... 80 9
Aqua de Col MIA. ...s.. 40
Duran.e tres semanas Sc hacen las
fricciones diarias; despues otro tanto
tempo Sc fricci ma cada dos dias, y,
qnalmente, sc hacen dos veces por se-
mana, hasta abandonar el tratamiento
cuando va no sea necesario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11
DE TERRA MOSCOWiTA

La expansion naval.-Nuevos buques
de combate.--Rival lie 1nglaterra.
Guerra a los semitas. Esceras
horribles.-Matanza barbara Los
rayoS azules.-Vencido el doIor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-11

Santo, Ell pilpito; y para hacer piruetas
ell trapeclo, ell trampolfn 6 las argollas,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
Penn-Rnufi
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)

DANVILLE, VA. June 3-The marriage
james G.. Penn, Jr., OF DallvIllc, Va, took
place at Forest Hill the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Boyd, Of Charlotte county, Va.
The bride Is particularly lovely girl.
possessing strong personality of her
own, which has made her at once the cen
ter of wide circle OF admirers and
friends.
Those who remember her mother as the
charming Miss Mary Hannah are not sur
prsed to find these qualities In the
daughter but regard them rather as tho
natural heritage from a mother whose
charm of manner made her, In her day,
reigning belle.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. James g.
Penn, Of Danville. Va. and Is connected
with the Pemberton- Penn Tobacco Co.. OF
that city. He has host of warm friends
In Danvllle who rejoice In his good for
tune.
This was simple. but artistic home
wedding The hall tho parlor and, the
while roses: Even the stairway was
in the dining.room was pink; In the par
lor white and green. An altar was erect
ed at one end of the room. empowered In
white and green. from which there gleam-
cd innumerable pink candles. Mrs. G, NJ:
IIutchersonl played the processional
march, and the groom entered with his
brother. Mr.. Pemherton Penn. OF Danyille:
Va. followed in order BY the maid OF
honor Miss Elsie Boyd. sister of the
bride, gowned In blue crepe dc chine over
taffeta silk: then by little Miss Mamie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
NARROW ESCAPE
OF TWO BROTHERS
Rescued in Time from the
Deadly Fumes of
Gas.
(special to The Tlmes-pIspatch.)

STAUNTON, VA. June 3.-B. II. and A.
G, Kidd. two brothers living In this coun-
~, were asphyxiated by gas this morn
ing at the Palmer House, and would have
died only for the timely discovery of their
condition by the chambermaid. These
young gentlemen. who live at Hermitage.
this county, and who have been working
In West Virginia, arrived in Stanton
fromtthe West on the early morning train
and took n room at the Palmer House.
On retiring, II. B. Kidd turned out the
gas, and at the same time turned on the
Jet to the gas stove. About o'clock this
morning the chambermaid heard them
grooming and reported to the clerk, who
forced his way in and found them uncon-
sclous. DR.. A. NJ, Henkel who was called,
succeeded in revivlng them. DR., Henkel
said that II these gentlemen had remained
In that condition twenty minutes longer
no aid would have saved them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04

y . l. D. d. "
TIL, Of Jeftersontoi1n7.: VA, va; Miss
The young ladies' are leaving for their
homes by every train and soon the tWo
hundred and f1fty-three stuaents WHO
two different States will be IN their .
homes. This the sixtieth session OF the
school has been perhaps the best IN the
history Of the Institution. ~, ,,o 90.
COMMENCEMENT are Miss, Lucy Duke SIa 81, Of
Richmond. Vase. y WILLIAMS, a ESQ. an !,
Wife OF Boydton. Va; Mrs Mr. R Rn9 q &.
h haEsS Of 81 e MsSb po7 Va Rev s.
Thornhill. Of jeffersonton. va; Mr.; Tur,,
ner, Of frankfort. Ky. Mr.. Griffin. of
Bedford City; Rev. Amos Gary, r o1 rE r3ta
BiaHnchsrda. &C Of Georgia Georgia Miss Ailesn, Ward
of South Carolina: Mrs. S. X. wilson, OF
Lexington. Va.
AT the, final meeting Of the Literary ERA 80
t tatorian and Miss ssrah Lyes tie ys'e,
dctorian The question Resolved, That
party allegiance is better than indepssnd,
s tbt n armat II by Misses Boone
Thorn The, Nan and Felton,. The Judges decided in
favor az the Affirmative. ,.. wa,
Miss Pauline Embree, OF , Hnenh A V,sLa.
ins trr utartette by, Misses BIS s,ss
sett, Parsons. Faulkner and CcSat1a; sats 50
chorus BY Misses Gh 1,,,a Rooth. Haden.
The 'i,c prize for the best original story r,
in the lIollins Quarterly or Was wo" TRe
Miss Emma. Thorn. OF Mar ~ IR,,rowning's
,,oems This prizc is given BY MISS AL.
4 oe' Parkinson the lady printtiI}nnis:t r,ght
The commencement c9ncell .ncoI seicc.
consisted Of Instrumental and Voeai selee-
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
WEDDINGS
OF NOTE
Mr.. James H. Stone Webs
Mrs. Marion Amber Jones.
HISTORIC BRUTON CHURCH
The Old Edifice Was Beautifully Decor.
ated for the Occasion, and Scene
Was a Pretty OneRichn'ond
People Among Attendants.
tsneclnl to The Times. Dispatch. )

Special to The Times. Dispntch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June 3.-Thc
marriage this afternoon at 4 O'Clock In
Bruton Episcopal Church of Miss Marion
Ambler Jones to Mr.. James III. Stone was
one OF the most beautiful ever seen In
that historical edifce, and proved the
social event Of the season. The church
was radiant in It's decorations OF green
and white. The chance was banked with
flowers. palms and poted plants. while
the glow OF candles and soft lights from
tho chandeliers made the scene an ell
chanting one.
The bridal party entered In the follow
ing order Miss Mary Willis. OF Rich
mond and Miss Mary Waller Mercer. of
Williamsburg; Miss Emily Christian and
Miss Louise Henley. of Williamsburg;
Miss Elizabeth Hobson. of Richmond,
and Miss Sue Webb, of Williamsburg !:
from the north and south doors. They
were gowned In white mousselne over
.affeta. and carried hugo punches OF
white carnations, tied with white ribbons.
Entering. they took their places In the
aisle leading from the last door. through
which the ushers passed: then formed
again and marched to the chancel. The
uqhers were Messrs. j. r. Christie OF
Williamsburg; George SkIpwith. Charles
Brown. DR.. Warmer, and DR.. Julian
Wright. of Richmond. and DR.. w. p.
Hoy, OF Petersburg.
The bride was very handsome In a crea-
ton OF white crepe de chine. trimmed
with mousseline de sole. over taffeta, and
wearing the bridal veil. The only Jew
elry she wore was her mothers gold
band and handsome necklace. a gift
OF the bridegroom. The maid OF honor,
Miss Jeanne Mercer. was charminEly
gow-red In white hand-worked organdy
with lace Insertion. and liberty satin rib
bon. over taffeta.
The bride and her maid OF honor en-
tered by the last door. The bridegroom,
with his best man. Mr.. RugGles Nelson.
OF Richmond. entering from the vestry-
room met the bride at the altar. around
which the bridesmaids and ushers had
assembled.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. w. A. R. Goodwin, rector OF Bru-
ton Church, assisted by Rev. II. T. Lou
than, pastor of the Baptist Church. and
Rev. ]. A. W. Turner, Of Georgia. an
uncle Of the bride.
The bride Is a daughter OF the late
Mr. II. T. Jones. Tho bridegroom is n
we'll known druggist and enjoys the re-
spect and esteem OF the people here.
The bridal party was entertained last
night by Mayor and Mrs. John L. Mer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
RAILWAY WRECK
Train Jumps Track on Franklin Divis-
ion, Southern Railway.
Especial to The Times-Dispa

CHATHAM. VA, June s...Eastbound
train No. l3S, on the Franklin Division,
near Redwood Sunday night. One passen-
ger car Jumped the track and was car
Fled some distance, humping on the ties,
several of whom jumped from the moving
train and were very painfully injured.
Conductor Mayhem sustained, badly
bruised ankle. and Flagman Shelton was
hurt, but not seriously.
George Hurt, colored. said to be more
than one hundred, years old. died at his
home, near here Monday. He had been
George, the thirteen year-old son OF G.
s. Spruce of this place, disappeared on
Monday. He was lost abou. the Southern
depot, and 1t Is believed he boarded one
Of the fast passenger trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
WATERS-WESTCOTT
WeI-Known People Married In Acco-
mac Yesterday Morning.
fSnac,al ia The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times DiIspatch:2 :
TX NONE VA. June a,.Garrison
Methodist Episcopal Church. South, near ear
Ielle Haven, Accomac county, was .ll,s
Of he season this morning at 10 O'CLOCK;
When Miss Minnie Mapp Westcpotht, %, Q.
Mappsburg, was married TO MI. ny iaat.f
klcnard Waters, purser OF steamer Eas .
ern Shore and n prominent resident OF
NHndua. o.. tod
with choice flowers, including plants,
ierns, etc, and presented grnndt s na nn .
city with n select gathering compoaea Q o.
the elite Of the county, Tho Rev; w. y,
t'rowder, pastor, met the bridal party
nj the chancel-raii. and amid the SWeel,
tender strains of 20, Promise Me-. tled
Inc nuptial knot. Miss Georgia Lewis
wts maid of honor and William ~ wa
terS, brother of tho groom, best mani MISS
MnrRaret Westcott, ring-hearer and Mas
ter Forest Mapp. page boy.
The ushers We're Mcssrs 70, A.: Down,
ing, j. C., Boggs, Henry p Wise and
James burlington, After the ceremonS
Mr. and Mrs Waters were rendered q
Wedding breakfast at the home OF me
brides mother. Mrs, p. W. Mears, OF
Mappsburg, played Lohengrln's bridal
march as the party entered, and Men
deiss3hns while they We're leaving the
church.
The bride wore q handsome costume
If white crepe de chine and carried bride $
roses. The rng-bearer wore white silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters took the morn
Ing express from Mappsburg for tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
of the northern cities, including New
York. Baltimore and Washington. They
Will remain away ten days.
Royall--Moore.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatch.)

very beanlfal marriage 1Ths ' was soemnlssd
at the home OF Mr.. q. q. Moore PRE-, TINS y,
Wayt Royal and Miss ,Flossie Verona
ev M Rr w vi R9 'Ss b dsss,sa
while tic and l.. Beautifully decorated With
p9Rs S S4 pary ana o the
library. to the strains Of MendeIsshon's
wedding march. under the skuIful touch
becomingly alfred in white silk en- train.
The bridal veil was caught with white
jessamine and a diamond sunb,r :, / 1T, the
Wf purng s" tho ceremony Mrs. Ferguson
played in soft. sweet strains. Hearts
The ceremony was followed by an In,
formal reception, after which DR.. and
Mrs. Royal boarded the east-bound train
royal l NS q 1ReidisvIlle. \; e.: ana f.
popular, jeweler and optlcian OF Martins
2 Miss aa MeSss Is 81 hs l poPsAF aS Ms at,ras
GssDa and ra afeHny st sHm the 81 V Keh
the wedding Fits , we're numerous thn ,,on
The Eft Of tho groom vas a handsome
residence in Martinsvillc, where they will
be at home to their friends after June
18th.
The costumes worn by the sisters OF
the bride were beautiful and elegant.
Miss Moor. wore cream crepe de chine
with Persian SASH Misc Nettle Moore.
cream silk: Mrs. Hightower. black tat
feta; Mrs. Albert Potts, black silk with
Among tho out-of-town guests were:
Miss Cheatham. OF Norfolk, In white or
CANDY. with lace applique medallions.
Ca. In cream silk. with applique trim
ming
Mrs G.. r. Robertson, OF Blackstone.
black silk, with cream medalllons.
Misses Kerr, OF Burkevillc.
Mr.. r. s. Jeffress, OF Lynchburg.
Mr.. 7. E. Royal. OF Burkevllle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
WINCHESTER WEDDING
Hon. Thomas w. Harrison and Miss
Nellie Cover Married.
Especial to The Times plspntchl

WINCHESTER. VA. June 9.-Hon.
Thomas W. Harrison and Miss Nellie
Cover were married at O'Clock this
residence Of the Brides par si Mr.. ard
Mrs. Thomas Cover. Rev. Nelson r.
Dame, rector Of Christ Episcopal Church.
was given away by her father. TIE
Cover mansion was elegantly decorated
for the occasion and the occasion was
Ing Ing g guests cem las the best
people Of the city and many distant
points.
toln was held and the happy couple .dro!e
train for their wedding tour They viii
te y hom at u nass Of town. pretty
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
luxurtant chiffon, over satin, ttaffeta,. EN-
collar liar and tulle Veil Caught up by
diamond sunburst.. She carried a real
ivory-back prayer-book from which the
MiT KRIS. Harrison IS an m Unusually attrae.
tive young lady.
she is Dogguss or wnsome type o Of
been prominently identified with many Of
the charitable Institutions Of the city.
She is one Of the leading members OF the
p an Association and was, the originator
Of the Winchester Dramatic Associptinn,
society organization comprsinE the
S Senng an peo nGme Of q this se City 0se
Her father. Mr.. Thomas Cover, Is the
senior member of the well-known firm OF
Cover, Drayton & Leonard. a, wealthy
leather merchant and formidable oppon-
ent to the leather trust
Judge Harrison who Is regarded rs ono
~ The abest circuit judges in Virginia.
presides over the circuit embracing the
Counties OF Frederick. CLARKE; Warren,
Shenandoah and Page, to which Office ne
was recently reelected. He Is an au-
hor,ty State and constt1 10 nw
e t'iu courts ouT than any other judge in TIE
state. He was q member Of the IeGent
nrnninent part in the proceedings Of that
body on both sides e his family Judge
Matthew MAJ i1;s Harrison, Of Loudoun county.
nd rs %G neither 5oa asugh If % Sa fhs ls
and a first cousin OF General Robert p,
Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04

service and acceded to the engineers
scale Of wages:
The Piney Beach. OF the Norfolk,
Portsmouth and Newport News Com
pany. running from sewell's Point to
Newport News. Chief Engineer Frank
greenwich receives ss5 and Assistant A.
c. Minter SIS.
atuck Division, now chartered boat;
wages not known, but scale granted
Nanticoke, to Franklin. Va; Engineer
Chris McCluer receives $50 per month.
His assistant NJ dudley. gets now SIS.
o. r. Smith has acceded to the scale
and all his tugs are running. rms com
pany owns ten tugs but does not keep
all in commission at one time
NEW TELEPHONE RATES.
The Southern States Telephone Com
pany was granted by the Common Coun-
ell last night permission to Increase It's
rates for telephone service.
At present the company charges sSs
for business phones, s2s FOR residence
phones. and where two phones or more
use the same line, $40 per month.
The new rates proposed are $36 Tor
residence and s4S for business phones.
The proposed new rates are, however.
not to become effective until after the
company has Installed the improvements
they promised In the event they were
allowed to increase tolls. and further, on
condition that the company remains an
independent and competitive organiza-
ton.
Norfolk Is to have It's first horse show
4, the fall Back Of the enterprise nre
tl,e officers and stockholders Of the La
fayette Field neutrality-suspicious.
who have displayed in thu, past unusual al
ability In the handling OF higher class
amusements and sporting events. DC
tober is the month selected for the snow.
It will either precede or follow the zen
mond Horse Show. Norfolk IS the cor ~, :
1r,,,on stock Yards at Berkeley more
horses orc sold every year than IN an
the other horse markets OF v1re INA
combined. This trade now runs mo
millions OF dollars year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
BIG FAILURE in
FLUVANNA COUNTY
C. H. Kent & Co. Assign With
Liabilities Of $4,000.
Especial to The Times.Dlspatch.


PALMYRA, VA. June 3.-The firm OF
G. Fl. Kent & Co.. OF kents Store. Va.
on yesterday made general deed OF as
signment for the benefit of their credi-
tors. naming Mr.. S. NJ. Shepherd as trus-
tee. The members Of the firm not only
convey their partnership property. but
all OF their individual property, both
real and personal, Including their interest
In their fathers estate, which Is con-
siderable.
Their wives unite In the deed. The
assets are placed at about $4,000 and
the liabilities at about $55. 900. Tho real
estate consists of $3.50 acres OF land,
some Of 1t very fine farming land. 1t
would appear that the creditors are Sc
cure, all being In the same class. no
preference being made.
1t Is the belief OF those In position
| best to know that the debts Will be fully
paid and something comfortably left for
the members OF the firm thereafter. II
the creditors do not precipitate litiga-
tlon and occasion Unnecessary costs.
Mr.. Shepherd the trustee. is young
man OF unquestioned integrity and good
business habits He has had a good
mercantile training and Is familiar with
the affairs OF the concern and is well and
favorably known to the community The
whole transaction seems TO be a manly,
frank and absolute surrender OF all, for
the benefit Of ALL into the hands OF one
fully qualified to discharge the trust i'm
posed upon him,
It Is gratifying to learn that while the
community receives the news with re-
greet yet without agitation. the people
having fun confidence In the good judy
mont and business integrity OF the
members Of the firm. and accent their
action In the belief thnt they arc look
Inc to the best interests OF all con-
cerned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
ALEXANDRIA NEWS
Birth Of President Davis Celebrated p\
n,urhters Of ConfederacY.
Daughters " 49,!
rYa,, ~, N iSOat

tspecial to The Times DispaIt!cn;;o ~,
LEHANDRIA, VA. Ju June s;nuTHin rrn ,ne
auspices Of the fInited paughters Of
re Gfonfederacy appropriate services
held his eysnnE at the Net ns% no on
I RrHce Of s the brth of
Davis. The members Of r, r. ,,b lie G manp
we're the guests Of honor. wnile s''an ny
citizens generally We're present: -. 49,
The police here were notiiied hy tel e,
gram from Atlanta, Ca. OF the = nen Harr IN
son. Young man Of this place; Relatives
Were Informed, and the remains VIII De
brought here tomorrow; ~, ,,o.,oa,s,
Epi sc chnrch, south, Trinity NJ; p;
Church and the Methodist Protestant
Church will unite In services TO pc held
June oath and 2Sth in comm emoration OF
the 2n0th anniversary OF the birth OF John
Wesley, the founder Of Methodism.