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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25
THE WORLD AT LARGE.


The volume os the river Nile hss
been doubled by the A<suan Dam.
bishop McGoirick. % Duluth. says
the American system q etu>stiOa 10
destructive 20 genius
Tie faculty of Ruskin university
recommends the stucy Of psychology
as remedy for the divorce evil
Cincinnati labor unions are urging
the enforcement % the Ohio laws
against the employment q child labor.
The demand IN foreign countries for
American shoes and boots = increas-
INK. a. shown by the statistics % ex-
ports
In Morrlsfown. y J Miss Amelia
sternhers tried 20 commit suicide
by eating Ice cream in excessive
quantity
O. = Pant. of Brookvuic. lad has
recovered his slight after weeks of
blindness caused ay che excessive use
- tobacco.
Tho Few buildings - the University
q Cincinnati Vere dedicated June "a.
az which time the graduation cNer-
cises were also held
The printing prcssmen IN convention
IN Cincinnati passed a resolution fav-
'r.ng labor party and candidate IA
tao next rresiteutlai campaign.
Neire Kecicr q Picrccviiic. Ind.
who was exhibited hy Barnum az The
Indian midget che smallest woman On
earth is dead - consumption.
Very Rev Herbert Vaughn. cardinal
and archbishop % Westminster. is
dead Pc was On years old. aad had
been nl three meuths with heart AZ
scase and dropsy
rhe Picket won the American Derby.
one mile and half in 1l Claude
second ncnays third. The winners
oids were i0 to .. savahie the favor
Htc. ala NOT SHOW
Twenty persons were injured. seven
20 them severely. aud the front -
huudInr destroyed hy the explosion
~ q bomb In front % Fred Cummings
saloon. chicago. John Lavncr. who
found me Bomb was arrested.
The state board of pharmacy reports
chat fhe hanffraI rse 20 narcotic drugs
so inrreafne crime that thc board
should hc givcu additional authority
for the enforcement ~ the law gov.
ernlny the sale ~ such uoisons.
The Circuit ro1rf % rlppccanoe
county Ini has authorized Frederick
Chase fo proceed against Mrs O r.
nuhmc of Cincinnati. to recover about
$3.50 900 20 DIS sous estate. which "a
is claimed has NOE hcon accounted FOR.
A pair of young lovers Ernest
schm.. and Miss Jennie Brennan. both
of Greenwood Pa. were tle partici-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

Chicago. June ls.-Robert Fltzsim-
mons. the weilkuown prize nghter. an
nounced Thursday Night that he IS en-
gagged 70 marry Miss Julia clifford. a
singer connected with a theatrical com
pany now playlng AZ local theater
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

Washington June 90 Secretary
Root Friday issued an order assigning
Mai Gen S B ST. Young as chies Of
stan. with Maj Gen. Henry C. Corblu
and Brig. Gen william Il Carter as
the other general stan officers. Brig
Gen Tasker H. Bliss IS TO become
president % the war college The or
der will take effect August Is.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

New York June co. Business fail
ures FOR the week ending with June ls
number los. against lSl last week. l71
in the IKE week OF 1902. isS In 1901.
l67 in 1900 and 1893 in 1899 In Can
ada gor The week failures number IS.
compared With l6 last week
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

New YORK. June 20-Advices from
Guam announce the birth there Of the
first American child on the island. Il
Is a girl and its father is Paymaster
Ryan. The christening was marked
by a big celebration. In which the en-
tire community Joined.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

Rome June 20 The pope did not
hold an audience Friday. much against
his own wishes. as be said he would
Immediately be reported as dying.
which ] am not" be added emphst-
icany Indeed. a rumor that his hoii-
ness had had a relapse was already In
cIrrulafi0n
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

ST Louis. June 20.-The Sis; na-
tional saengerfest ended Friday night
with the fourth concert Of a series
that has been uniformly good. u Is
estimated that the saengerfest brought
70 ST. Louis over 50 600 strangers
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San Francisco. June 22.-Wlthin q
week the last link Of the commercial
Pacific cable viii be laid between San
Francisco and Manila. and the United
States will have direct communication
with the Philippine possessions.
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Niagara Falls. y. Y. June 22.--Ths
Toronto and Niagara Power Co. called
for bids on what will be the largest
power wheel pit in the world Il r.
TO be $50 feet long. $50 deep and ~
feet vide. cut through the solid rock.
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Chicago June 20-The announce
ment OF gift Of sl50.o00 from }. Og.
dea Armour was made al the convo-
cation exercises OF the Armour instl-
tute Of technology Friday night. les.
Die NJ Shaw. secretary OF the treas
ury. made an address
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

Washington. June 20 - Secretary
Root presented TO the president and
each Of his fellow cabinet members &
set OF coins which are coming for use
IN the Philippines Each set com
prises eight pieces. the most valuable
being The peso
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The Hague. June % The Dutch
representative 81 Belgrade has been
instructed 90 assume the same att
tude as Great Britain toward the pro-
visional government % Servia and
withdraw
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25
Jury IN the Jett-White Murder
Trial AZ Jackson Dismissed
by Judge Redwine.
NEXT TRIAL WILL BEATCYNTHlANA
The Prisoners We're Removed Co Lex
ington and Placed in the Fay
etc Comfy Jail.
The Jurors Stood ~ For Conviotion
and One For Acquttai IN Jett's
Case-MsIority Favored Con-
victon Of Tom White.


Jackson Ky. Juno 90 Bu fn- one
Juror Curtis Jett would have hrcome
convicted here Friday far the murder
of Marcum auI majority af the mry
favored tho conviction of Thomas
White also. Both are now almost 100
miles from here .n tho iaI at Ioz.nr
ton and thoIr next trial w.n hc af Gym
thiana. over 100 miles from Jackson.
away from tlc mountains auI in the
blue eras rer'ou uulor rOrs dIor.n.
conditions irom those existing n
HrD1'hft county
Ntn uch general conlI.r.. u pho
HHrrrHntInc UI fhe u.H. raI frHre
Ia general belief nrl. t.at or.ry
in.rE s l'r tlo bose 1l. n the
verdict Dad boon ono oi oH rnn ne
residents hero are rnro chat Violence
would 'af. followed uaN f0ff vnH'i
have extended to ofao cham ~It
rD.e'e. Jurors and 'Hoao "Ho Hli n
h'n part n fho nn.Hf.on I-
'Nni nN" I.Hi ai f." NH nI
i'.t HnN WH m Harrison county
'.'' .iO other "hn
.i' hn""n N.'' ami who Dow" mover
" "'"
i-' "'A' .' nn '.. '... ''r'
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-06-25

Dubuque. Ia. June %. Judge oliver
p. ShiFas. of the United states court
for the Northern district OF Iowa. an.
Dounced that he Will retire from the
bench November I next He viii bs
20 years old in October
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22

was arranged. CONS BACK t0
11rln,n BY Mira. Blaine and i MISS John m
stoh; IAN historical sketch % the NE ~
OF st. Prick and the origin o. ne
Shamrock, /" BY Mr.. Catherine Nicer:
3,ts cotnposition,5 ~ Mrs. Vest; fright
~ ~ A Ara, suhg ~ Nj. F1ehling; IAN
,Eistor I recitsatloi, Ard description o.
3Taras HaliS}S ~ Mics Wihgo; "iciileeti
sAiiauna, "a by Miss Vest, Mr.. Fleming
Ard MI. viii dniiaher; .Tts limerick
trigers,, read BY Miss Nettle Caldwell;
last Rose Of silmmer...'g nrd Alice,
Where Art, Thou7" songs BY Mr. }. Vest.
K ,rhe Irish flower contest proved to be-
very afntAlng Tho prizes, consisting Of
shamrock and harp calendars were won
by Mrs. Vest first. and Mrs. Blaine ana
i1'empleton second, !, 3 4
L ,the greet, snake, BOBBY, by Mrs. Hart
well Smith,. # X, y Ks
Il The dining room and tables were ap-
uropratcy decorated with ferns and
palms. With green shamrock doilles for.
the plates. harp place cards and green
candle-shhdes. II 33
The menu carried out the irish idea
most efYcctyaly, with souvenirs OF potato
bon bons, served In me Fathers Hats"
also OF green. Nh
Those present were: Mesdames Vance,
Mcgee, stribling, 1'cmpleton. Taylor,
Fleming, II. g.. FERGUSON. 81 q. Fish
burne, Phu Fishburne, Hartwell Smith,
Vest Craig, Hugh Mercer BLAZING, Misses
Louise Withrow. Mary McCte. Caldwell,
Gilkcron, Johnston WYngo and Culton,
also Dr.. iRnmiselle. Messrs. Fleming.
w. B, Gallaher and Will Gallh1er.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
CHARLES
CITY COURT
Large Hand Seine Started at
Berkeley Fishery.
"A DROWNED BODY FOUND.
Judge Wilcox Of Norfolk q Guest Al Bel
u Air-An interesting Entertainment
At Upper shirley-Hen Re-
mbursed Smallpox Patient.
fspoc,.i to mo Times. Dispatch

III. ~. q
lspeclai 70 To-, Ing I, a. y, :, !,
CHARLES CITY - - 70 20 Y ~, march q.
There was q larger attendance at the
z courtho,1se {,rhursday& than usual. Judge
i, Dy.,... b IA.
5S - III an il Vat cou - =
The past few days tho sunshine l7sI mas
done wonders In raising the spirits OF
the farming fraternity, and the groups
- ~ = 4. q. =.
scattered ABOUT tl'o 8 eeli 90 ~ -
be In an optimistio mood
II Mr.. r. "a 3. Knox will start his large
"a !, .a,n. :, IA u arka,av Mra Knox
'e1a
conducts one OF the largest nsnerlee S, 9n
James hlver. HIS seine TINS season WI
70 Aout uu,' ', SIi 70 -
which VIII be handiedt byi q crew OF 1our-
teen men. me Dig Doat USED ZOE { tne
business IS about twenty-five feet LONG,
BODY & f = NJ. sst,s 5 !,
Inc BODY o. 100 moore the coiorso
man VINO was t1it, 's'n on berkeley shore
ABOUT tnree weeks Ego w, was louno near :
blairs WnarI on INC 3,; tnn instant anu anu
WIS puriet = ,',t
AdKlns's. me IN. other man VINO was WIN tl
Moore, aJd VINO W vas a1so droWheo' nus
not peen \ A9t = = T. 1;,.,, I,
R Judge T. II r iyliico1 ana Wiz, OF Nor-
folK. v a. are BtHe suests o1 me-. ~ ".
WILCOX ana ana bel All. W ~
WiilcoA nus Deen spnus uays
/ at the .Hot SPRINGS, n TINS sta5te, Wn eH
he had been 70 take me paths' a. ne
mas 1ora SONG .llile pese Dee i .
from rheumatism
y. MISS lCatherln y. s DoutRa. mas 1etuIneo
nome from WISH 70 :, ' ~ Fhiisoel-
pha and PtkesY1lle. Mo. III
The little entertainment given by Mrs.
n. g. Saunders at her home I7tnl' UPPER shlr-
i ley, on Saturday evening was quite g
success. the entertainment was given wen
ter and Burgess. who we're the guests Of
Mrs. -, .n e. p.esene
Burgess, Washington and Messrs. Coal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
MR.. dOoDLoE ILL
All Of the Small Fruit in the Mountains
in Full Bloom.
fspecial to Tho Times. Dlspatch,)

In Full Bloom. ,s as
(snecial to Tho Times Dlspatch.) M
ALTON, VA, March s1.--Mr. T. w,
Goodloe, one OF Albemnrle county's OLDEST
residents, was taken suddenly Ill Sunday
with acute attack Of indigestion ana
apoplexy. IA !.
Mr.. Goodloo Is the leading merchant at
Alton, and is prominent IN the COUNTY nv
social and political affairs. He IS stllli
very iii but his physicians consider him
out Of danger. His illness is especially
distressing Just now. his wife having lust
undergone n most serious operation at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. In Baltimore.
Mr.. Ed Goodloe. of Biz Stone Gap, ~
with his father, ut Locust Dale.
Miss Irene Coleman, of Greenfield, lett
this week for m extended visit TO her
sister, In Roanoke,
Mr.. and Mrs. John O.. Goodwin. Of
slaughter's, are visiting relatives in Gilt
Mr.. Walter 11llerson. Of Richmond, vis-
tied Alton this week to look after tho
interests OF the Mountain Top Hotel. In
a case in the Magistrates Court. 4,
Miss Eunice Fitzpatrick, Of Arlington,
is tie guest OF the Misses Lipacombe,
Rev. II. X. Hawthorne Is visiting his
father, Dr. j, b, Hawthorne. In Taoh-t
mond. a5s !
sick. is we'll enough to ride about his
farm .sa
All OF the small fruit in this section is
in full BLOOM. Should this warm wealth
or continue, the apples will bloom also,
A cold snap now would kill all the fruit
here. ..}
Wheat. ryo and oats are looking Well i
In fact, too much grown, and the cattle
are being turned In OH It.
Miss Ressie J, doodloe, who went to
Dennlng, New Mexico, for the benefit
OF her health, is improving rapidly. Her
father. B. II. Goodoe. Jr, accompanied
her, and was fortunate In securing q very
nice position In Dennng,
Miss Irene Coleman. of Oman. 10 visiting
her sister. In Roanoke.
Mr., and Mrs. John o, Goodwin, OF
slaughters, are visiting friends IN Cliff
ton Forge.
Mr., lehman. of Buchanan is taking
the place of operator ut Alton this week
ON account of the illness OF Mr., p. G.
Iayne. the regular operator
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
OLD FASHIONED
QUILTING PARTY
This the Feature Of Social. Life
in Stafford County During
the Past Week:
"a Tne Times. pi.2.tch.)

/ Il fspecial to Tho Times. Dis3atch.)
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA. March d.
This has been the dulest week socially
in this city since the Lemten season set
in. There have been no entertainments
OF pote and the number OF visitors has
been smaller than usual
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Burton, OF Stafford
county, gave birthday party few eve
1 nings since in honor OF their son. Bonnie
u. Burton. which was largely attended
BY the young people Of the neighborhood
| There was music and dancing. me 1ea-
| ture OF the occasion was quilting party,
| in which many Of the young ladies'. TOOK
part, and an entire quit was hhlsheo
during the evening. refreshments were
served at IL o'clock. i
Colonel =. D. Cole Mrs. Cole, Mrs, w.
In. Brannan Miss Alice Cole and Miss
Wilmer Wheeler have returned from a
|itrip Of several weeks to Florida and other
| points South. y.
Mrs. s.. q, Wallace has been absent this
week visiting her mother, Mrs. Vaughan
| In Middlesex county. 5s8, NIB
Mr.. r. g. Mitchell. OF Irvington. was the
guest here this week OF his sister, Mrs
w. ]. Harrison. .
Miss Mamie willis spent this week In
washington visiting friends,
Mrs. II, b.. Lewis. Of King George
county, visited relatives here this week,
Major and Mrs, T. F. Morris are spend
Ing several weeks In Washington,
Miss Edmonia Martin, Of Richmond,
| Is the guest OF her friend, Miss Alice
Cannon.
Dr., IT, 8, Hall, Mrs, Hall ana Mrs, w,
r, Robertson, OF Culpeper, and Mrs,
Egerton and daughter. OF Petersburg,
visited their relative, Miss Julia Hall,
here this week.
Miss Matte Franklin has returned from
an extended visit to relatives In Lanoas-
ter. Pa
Miss Minnie Smith. OF King George
county, Is the guest OF relatives In WASH
Dr.. r, B, Carmichael, OF washington,
was a visitor here this week, the guest
of his father, DR.. 3. W, Carmichael. and
| his sisters
Mr., Melville strasburger. Of Baltimore,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. M y
strasburger here this week, s
Miss Alice Gordon, who spent the WIN
4 ter at Iryington, on the lower Rappa-
hammock. has returned to her home y
this city. -, s,.. !.
llhis family In epotsylyaNia county, near
this city, this week. .5la
Miss May Brent Is the guest OF frlenas
in Richmond, i55s !.
REV Decatur Edwards has returned
4 FROM, a visit to Richmond, q
Mr.. g. Thomas Dillingham;, Of North,
4 ampton county, who has been visiting
IlSriends here; ha4 retuype4 ~ hia i9olas,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
The STONE.
WALL CAMP | /. ! 1. |
Fine Work by Junior Class
Y. M. c. a. in Gymnastics.
BRETHREN MEET
Old National Valley Bank Building to
Give Place to Fine Modern
\. BuIldlng-Mr. Echols Win
! q, Make Improvement.
1snec,al to The rtmes-Dispatch. )

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
STAUNTON, VA, March 2l.-At the
meeting Of the stonewall Jackson Camp.
Confederate Veterans, this week. Cap
tain Carter Berkeley delivered a most
Interesting reading on the life Of Gen Gen.
eral Forrest, which greately pleased the
large number present Colonel D, w.
Drake. in an excellent manner sang 1.-THE
Last Rose OF Summer
There was an excellent exhibition In
gymnastics given In the Young Mems
Christian Association thursday night
There was some fine work done by the
junior class on the flying rings, ladders.
horizontal and parallel bars TAere were
two Interesting games OF basket ball
played. one by the small boys, which
was the features OF the evening, and
other games by the senior class. There
UNITED BRETHREN.
Next "Wednesday the Virginia Confer
enoa OF the United Brethren Will con-.
vena IN session here Bishop Mills, Of
Pennsylvania Will preside over the body,
md the opening sermon VIII be preached
BY Rev. w. T, Gruver, OF Mart'nspurs'
w. Va.
down the old National Valley Bank
building and large store'house
east Of the bank building for the
purpose of erectlng q large granite
ana brick building. The contrace
was was let to Messrs Stewart 4 Cone
puny, OF this city Tho National
Valley Bank will occupy the large and
spacious Equity Life Assurance rooms
While the new bank building is under
erection.
Ex-Lieutenant-Go Governor Edward Echols
has purchased from Thomas j. crowder
the, law building. which has for years
been occupied by him on Courthouse
Square. and will soon erect q large
building to contain a number Of law
no RAIsI1 APPLIES.
w, n. Feutohenburger, for g number
of years head baker at tho Deaf Mute,
Institution here, has bought large farm
IL this county and will take possession
at once. It rs his purpose to 80 into the
apple raising business on q big scale
and viii plant a large orchard There u
now on the place an old orchard of over
z, 600 trees. 81 n III Vi .lE 3 @
Miss 81 Bessie Richie. daughter Of
Ritchi,S. u OF Fort Def lance, MS county,
Was thrown from q buggX one aay THIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
MUSIC lN3PETERSBURG.
Music Lovers Of the Wednesday Club
Have an Enjoyable Evening.

Music Lovers Of the Wednesday Club
Have an Enjoyable Evening.
PETERSBURG. VA, March 21.-rhe
"Wednesday Music Cube mot with the
Misses Jones on Marshall Street. The
programme consisted OF different national
dances.
Z beer. &Ft3f sts Y. IS 33} Z. H s,3j MI &. Is
i. Plano, Misses Laura Jones and Helen
2. Plano. Misses Bette Jones and Jennie
Turner. ".
Mrs. w. 3. Drewry!
N1inuetto, Schubert Miss Nichols.
Duet, "Over the Stars There IS Rest
Misses Lucy Pryor Friends and Josephine
McIlwafne. a-.i si u N.
B Duet, Hungarian Dance. Brahms, Mrs.
Alexander D. Hamilton and Miss Lena
Noltenius.
81. Cannot.Help Loving Inee,S = o oii'
Mrs. Myer Saal. !.
IS Norwegian Dances, Opus. IS, Nos .
and 9, Grieg. Miss Whyte. s
y Duet. How I Love Thee, Campana,
Mrs. M C.. jackson and Mrs. E O. Pet Pet;
terson.
& piano Miss Hartley. u
e.. Plano Miss L. Y. Jones, Z, J, i
After the programme there was an In
+orestinp musical contest. The first prize
mas GA won BY Miss I.aeta Hartley and tho
second prize BY Miss Whyte. The next
meeting will DO held at the home OF q VI is =.
Nan Davis 3A 4 I, :, 4, -
-t'rhe guests Of the club were Mrs. ". II
Nichols. Mrs. James Rufiin, Mrs: George
4 q. Jones, Mrs. Thomas Whyte. Miss Bes-
sle Boiling. OF Baltimore; Miss . roster.
Of New York; Mrs. Houston. OF Baitim ~,
MISS La Motto, OF San Francisco; MISS MISS
starr. Miss starke. Miss Craddock, Mss ,is's
Mary Hartley. Miss Weis'ger ana -Nl al' s'
Emily Mason,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
( EA.s ST / oNE Fl ! Z
q once Flourlshing Shipping Point Nov ''

a once flOuTlSHI'6 o'.PtS'o $3.50 's'f-5Ifs
AK in Decadence..S ~,
MI fBpecial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
FORK UNION, VA. March H.--I" ~ A
,point." now weather hamlet 10
Gated at the junction OF Cary Creek with viii I
the Rivanna, was shipping point y OF 't3
some some note In the days OF the Rivanna
Navigation Company. Tho mercantile tile.
establishment, then in the hey-day OF Il ITS 3
exlsten &c, went. along with all other bll 81
ness enterprises OF the place. to the owls
and bats when the navigation ceased,
and now, save as g resort Of the : Isaac
fWaltons OF the community, It Is but
rarely .tt,a1a other feet press It's muddy
( banks &sg EiHt ssst slst ilFs is;.fa "a E
Mr.sJ.Wallace Perkins. for some months
engaged In railroad construction in east
ern Kentucky. has returned for his fam
lily, which will next week accompany
him to the Blue Grass State. They will
be accompanied too. by Mrs. Jerry C1eve-
land. whose husband is engaged on the
same contract
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
Favor Mann Bill,

(speclal to Tho Times: DlsRatch.3 =,
WE1IiIYIIlL11 VA, March I.-The
farmers are all rejoicing at the good
! weather ana are sowing oats and clover,
MI. ~, ID, r, Hall moved to this conn
muntty In January from near Peters,
burg, but got tired before beginning g
crop, and moved back to Petersburg yes
terday. NJ u
The people around here are right much
In fGYortNf the Mann liquor bill, and hope
At will lbsvaSlaw. They think they should
have the Tight to say whether q bars
room, shall be placed ct the corner Of
4 their fence Of not sil "a gS y 4 gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
ladies' Underwear,
week, and Is now laid up with q badly
Rnraiued ankle. - Lt.gA -

Mr.. G. q. Weston, native Of this
county. but who went to Columbia
City Ind, many years ago. returned
to Indiana this week, after lengthy
visit to relatives here. Mr.. Weston says
he went west when he was sixteen years
Of ago, and when he arrived In illinois,
he only had 81 in his pocltra, secures
employment on farm and has recently,
purchased very valuable farm On g
farm deal last year Mr. Weston cleared
s.. 1000 at one clip. He expects to SOON dAtet
pose Of his holdings In illinois and re-
turne to the county OF his childhood days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
Elegant Entertainment ST. Patrl ck,s 81

5t5 Especial to The Times d spatch ) Is
sgEyVAYNESHORO. va, March :1.--N1iases
Juliet and Eleanor Gallaher. assisted by
Mrs Rusmselle. entertained about TWEEN
ty-two members of the Tuesday Club St.
Patrick's evening from S to II o'clock.
y AS each guest entered she wastFpre-
rented with small green Irish flag.
The following interesting programme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
TUESDAYCLU

NJ. Harry entertained the Dolly
Book Club "wednesday afternoon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-11-13
improvements at Continental.

Great Improvements In the devel.
opment OF the Continental mine,
north of Bonners Ferry, have been
,inaugurated, and will soon be one of
the largest producers in Idaho. The
company has recently bought inter-
ests of individuals, to enable it, the
better, to manage the property. Two
years ago IL secured the interest Of a..
Klockman. Week before last it took
up bonds amounting to $1,000, con-
sisting Of the interests of G. l.. Heit-
man Of Rathdrum and Mr.. Veins Of
Standpoint. The only remaining in
terest outstanding, at present, is that
OF Mrs Smith, of Port Hill. amount
ing to $4,000, which expires in Dec.
ember.
Work on 200-ton concentrate
will commence at once and arrange
ments have been made for shipping
5000 tons Of ore the coming winter.
The ore is silver-lead.