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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
WILL MEET HERE
Annual Session of the Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Honor.

Annual Session of the Supreme Lodge,
knights of Honor.
The annual meeting of the Supreme
Lodge, KnightsSof Honor will be held in
this city, beginning June 9Th
Whllefth headquarters of the members
will be the Jefferson Hotel. all the meet
aings will be held In the Masonic Tenn
Pile Tho Executive Committee will as
semble on June 9Th to make the neces-
sary arrangements. The convention IT.
self promises to be most interesting
ono. Much excellent work has been done
during the year by the order.
Apart from the regularly appointed
representation number of prominent
officers and members are expected.
Among them are the following: Supreme
Dictator. ID. 8. Biggs. Boston, Mass. su-
preme Vice-Dictator, Hon. j. G. Sheppard,
Edgefeld. S, c.; Supreme Assistant Die
tator. Clarke II. Johnson, Providence. r.
T.; Supreme Reporter. Hon, Noah M.
EGiyan, st. Louis. Mo-; Supreme Treasurer
James ". Branch, st. Louis: Mo-; gu
preme Chaplain. Rev. Fl. ~, Hope Pc
tershurg, Va; Supreme Guide, Hon. John
II. Hancock, Louisville, KY: Supreme
Guardian, Christopher Hewig. Evansville,
Ind; Supreme Sentinel II. H, Collier,
Memphis, Tenn; Supreme Trustees,
Frank p. slIger, Helena. Ark; p, G,
Wood New York. N. Y: l., 8, Ledbetter,
Cedartown, Ga; Past Supreme Dictator,
Hon. l., A, Gratz. Louisville. Ky,;3 SUI
preme Master of Exchequer. DR.. II. G,
Dalton, st. Louis, Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
SMALL MONDAY
DOCKET IN COURT
David Holloran Charged With
Selling Liquor on Sunday.
Police Court News.

mo moro big dockets.'' said Squire
Graves, and I'm glad Of 1t, for the base
ball season is here, and get to see the
game"
Then he fined Henry Russell and En-
NETT Jones $3.50 each for playing craps.
James White and Josh Foster each paid
$3.50 for being dsorderly on the street.
Dan Christian was assessed $40 for beat
Ing Lucy Christian. and $40 for resisting
Officer Wiley and In addition to that he
was put under bonds for six months in
the sum of $500
Richard Randolph. colored, is charged
with beating Minnie Robinson, and on
June 9th he will endeavor to explain the
matter to the satisfaction OF the court.
David Holloran stands charged with
selling liquor In bottles on Sunday. A
policeman thought he saw man at a
distance hand a bottle to another man.
and the other man hand something back
The Inference was that It was an ex-
change of whiskey for money, and the
policeman thought 1t came from Hollo-
rams. The facts will be brought out to-
morrow.
The number of DRINKS was not as large
as usual for Monday, and they were
disposed of In the usual way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
MANY CHARTERS
WERE GRANTED.
Corporation Commission Re-
ceiying Numerous Ap-
pliCationS.

The Corporation Commission Is now re-
ceiving many applications for charters
for domestic corporations and .applica-
tons for registration by foreign corpora
tons desiring to do business in this State.
The commission does not know definitely
yet when 1t will be able to get into It's
permanent quarters in the City Hall, and
Is enduring the congested conditions until
more cominodious quarters are provided.
The contract for the Interior changes
end equipment of the City Hall rooms
has been let. and 1t is anticipated that
the offices OF the commission will be re-
moved in week or two at most.
A charter has been granted to the Po-
cahontas Company, corporation Formed
to develop mineral lands and to take up
ond work coal property In Augusta and
Rockingham counties. The particular
mines to be developed are anthracite
deposits in North River Gap, Augusta
county, near the West Virginia line, and
known as the Dora mines. The COM
pany is capitalized at 10000. and the
corporators named are: Edgar Madden.
William H. Hall, John G. Ward, NJ.
Yorls and h. w. Mills. The general Of
fees or the company will be at No. 1Ol4
East Main Street.
The Bank of Claremont was incorpo-
rated yesterday. with A. G. Winter, II,
II. Chesbr6 and Il. S. Ayers as corpora
tors The company will conduct a pri-
vate banking house at Claremont Va.
A charter was issued yesterday to
the Southern Machine Manufacturing
Company Incorporated, of Manchester,
Va, with A. G. Goode. f. a. Warren.
w. D. Leake, W. a. Bicker, Il. B. Hob
son as corporators. The maximum capi-
tai stock Of the company is s25.oo, and
It's business the manufacture of light ma.
chinery and automobiles.
The Capital Chemical and Manufacture
Ing Company. OF Alexandria. was char
tered yesterday. with Samuel z. Tatum,
| Fl. u. Woodward. Edwin B. Hay and Ella
81. Riley. all Of Alexandria. as corpora
tors. The company Will manufacture
and sell patent medicines.
A charter was granted by the Corpora
ton Commission to the Newport News
Social and Athletic Club.
Application for license TO do business
In Virginia was made by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Grain Elevator Company, q cor
poraton chartered In the State OF New
| Jersey
The commission yesterday granted IL
cense to these forSign corpora tons to do
BUSINESS In this State:
Pocalontas Coal and Coke Company.
a corporation chartered under the laws
OF New Jersey with It's Virginia office
as the representative of the company
authorized to enter an appearance In Its
behalf in any proceedings.
The Danville Cooperative Warehouse
| Company, incorporated under the laws
Of the State Of West Virginia, was au-
thorized to do business in this State, and
w. T. Harris. Of Danvle, is named as
Its representative. The principal Office
OF the company is at Danville.
There has been filed with the commits
sion a statement of the basis or flnan-
cial plan Of stock to be issued by the
Virginia Consolidated Milling Company,
OF Emporia.
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cHILDREN's DAY
Beautiful Service Sunday at Broad
C,.,.k Nb,noL

Beautiful Service Sunday at Broad
4 /. Street Church.
Beautiful services were held Sunday
morning at the Broad Street Methodist
Church In connection with the annual
celebration of chldrens day.
The programme included hymns by the
infant and other classes, Srecitatlons and
tableau. 1t was arranged as follows:
recitation. "Child S Prayer" little Miss
Mary Phillips: recitation, Because He
Did Not Think" Misses Margaret Gibbon.
Lillian Mum md Masters Alec Taylor
and Leon Phillips.
1.-THE Queens Summer with attendants.
Roses, Daisies, Johnny Jump-Ups and
Little Rainbow Girls, was the tablea,'.
with rccitations. This feature so delight
ed the congregation that many remained
after the eXercises and thanked Mrs. G.
M. smithdeal and the other teachers for
their effort In arranging 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02

Despite the Indictment weather, q good
Street Methodist Church on Sunday
night TO hear the pastor Dr. Henry vo,,n ~
men, basing his remarks on the words.
,'What is Your Life? n
The sermon was both profound and log
zeal and made deep impression upon
the young men present t.l Pr ad T9hasan
al the snare moments. which they have.
purchase good books and improve s she ~
and Church. He cited instances Of great
men in this country without means. ,ol
reaching the highest pinnacle Of success
BY applying themselves TO hard = study 8, ls,y
Take jesus as your Saviour and ins, .l &C.
tor" said DR.. Johnson. "and learn i; OF
him.. Consecratc your life to his =. SER r,
vice. And when you have consecrat ed
your YOUR life to Christ and improved your VI.
Intellect, you will then become better
= Dr. Johnson will speak again.. r on next mex
Sunday night from the WORDS. IA 1reso
persons . .rs were received into the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
.YEMASSEE TURNS
BACK ON RICHMOND
Clyde Company Has With
drawn from Richmond for
Present at Least.

AT daylight this morning the Yemassee.
/, of the Clyde Steamship Company turned
her nose down the river, and left Rich
mond behind, never to return. at least
not for n definite length OF time.
The boats of the we'll known line will
come to Richmond no more for the pres
ont When the Yemassee returns from
Philadelphia she viii Swing to-" at the
chesapeake and Onto docks. of Newport
News. and there discharge her cargo
The freight consigned to Richmond will
be unloaded with the rest and brought
here by the Chesapeake ana Ohio Rail.
way Company, The Yemassee did not
reach Richmond yesterday afternoon un-
iii late. But her cargo was discharged
ana the outbound freight loaded IN time
for her departure at the break of day
this morning Mr.. Prltchard will re-
main for several days and will then go to
Newport News. where he Will still look
after the interests OF his company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Preparations Being Made for the Cor
ner-Stone Laying.

Z. y
In all the Catholic churches Of the city
Sunday, announcements were made of the
laying Of the cornerstone Of the new
Cathedral next Thursday. Invitations
were also extended to the congregations
to attend the reception to be rendered
on Wednesday evening at the present
Cathedral to His Excellency the apostolic
delegate, who will come from Washing
ton to preside at the ceremonies.
One OF the distinct features OF the cor
ner-stone laying will be the procession of
the Catholic men of the city. All the men
have been urged to meet at o'clock
Thursday afternoon atsthe Sacred Heart
Church. Tho clergy will join them there,
and the assemblage will march In body
to the site OF the new church, to be
present at the laying Of the corner
stone.
A rehearsal of the Cathedral choir will
be held at 1880 o'clock this evening, to
prepare for the reception to the delegate.
Any member of other Catholic choirs Of
this city will be welcomed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Mrs. "A. j. PYLE,
TWENTIETH TRIEkN lAL NATIONAL
SENGERFEST

Of Northeastern saengerbund, Baltimore,
Md.-Reduced Rates via r., F. & p. r. r.
one fare plus 81. for round trip for
Individual tickets; one fare for round trip
for parties OF twenty-five (25) or more.
going together on specified train. and
returning separately; fee of twenty-five
cents charged for valuation OF each ticket
at Baltimore.
Tickets on sale June 18th. 18th and 18th;
final limit June ED. inclusive.
Apply to ticket agents. Byrd Street, Ell
ba and Main Street Stations, or Rich
nond transfer Company NO. $40 East
Main street; Jefferson Hotel and Muir
phys Hotel ur . rAyrop
Traffic Manager
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stores and fats, phalanx facing both
Main and Fifth Streets. on the opposite
side OF Main the splendid new Office build :
Ing OF tho Virginia State Insurance Com
pany will crown the hill. Five or six
stories 1t will rise, and owing to the
prominent location. Will be distinguish
able all over the city. So much for Main
street alone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
cOMING FLOODS
A Prophet Predicts Disaster for the 8tf,
and 9th.

and 9th.
The following solemn warning has been
received by The Times Dispatch:
Richmond. Va, June ], 1903.
Dear People Of Richmond Let me say
to you in the name of the Lord. the Lord
our God will send frcshet down on ms
baptise the most, Seventeenth Street
market and all other low places extend
ing out to the hills. ! have heard that
some prophet notified Governor Montague
last fall, 1t failed to come to pass, but
will make myself known in time; Ad-
wise everybody to be ON the watch, up
- ) =. Said your friend
J. W. JEFFERSON,
No. 2s12 East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Chancery Court.

The regular June term OF the Chancery
Court commenced yesterday, Judge Dan
lei Grinnan presiding, A number OF
lawyers were on hand, and several cases
We're heard and others set for hearing
later on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
.CringanlI estigation

The cringan investigation will be con.
tinued tomorrow afternoon, the board
meeting at 45o'clock. and to continue IN
session until n vote Is reached, win
reccss Of one hour at z o'clock. Quite a
number OF witnesses are yet to be ex.
amined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Judge Deslgnatad

Governor Montague yesterday deslg-
mated Judge Charles u, Nieol, of Prince
William, to hold court for Judge Thomas
w, Harrlson In frederick county on
June Sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Go 10 State Farm.

The Governor and Major Helms: super.
intendent OF the penitentinry will go up
to tho State Farm this morning to spend p nd
fIe,ms are accustomed to make occa sional
visits to the farm to see how things are
getting on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
BOXES BURNED OUT
Storm Does Great Damage to the Fire
Alarm System.

Alarm System.
The storm Saturday night did great
damage TO the fire alarm system In the
lower end OF the city Lightning struck
number of boxes on a circuittin Fulton.
and they were all burned out.
Superintendent Thompson made his
rounds of the damaged district yester-
day and brought In the damaged boxes,
with the view to putting othersin shortly.
unusual one, though such thing had
not happened for some little time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
NATIONAL DENTAL. ASSOCIATION

SAshevIlle, NJ. c., July a4-sf, 1908. Ono
Fare for Round Trip
on July 22d, 28d, 2dth and 27th the
Southern Railway viii, sell special ticlsy
cts to Asheyil!e and return, from all
points In Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima, at one fare plus rs cents, with re-
turn limit August Cd
This offers n splendid opportunity to
those wishing TO y.slt the beautiful Land
OF the Sky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Alarm Turned. In.

An alarm was turned In yesterday at
II o'clock for No. 1871 Yenable Street. No
da image was done the fire having been
confined to the burning out OF foul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL, MEETING

Southern Educational Association. Ashe-
Vile, NJ c.. June so-J0ly 8, 1868.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway Will sell special tickets from
MI points TO Asheville and return at one
fare, plus - cents. plus 81 membership
fec. Tickets on sale June eth to July
lst inclusiye; limited to July 10th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Citizen Naturalized

OUIZtI INHEuTHHNSU'
Robert James Donnelly. native of
Canada. was yesterday admitted to citi-
2enship In the Circuit Court of this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Judgments Rendered,

Judgments Rendered.
judgments were rendered In the Cir
cult Court yesterday In the following
ca SEES: -
w Thompson, S25l; same VS.. T. B. Phil
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AtLaurel Street.

No. 2sl2 East Franklin Street.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27
LOCAL MENTION.
T|%%

A few more comforts and blankets
at closing ont prices. c. 7. Patch &
Bro.
A story Of Northern enterprise
and Southern pluck in the sand
hills Of North Carolina will be told
in the Sundays Raleigh News and
Observer. Secure extra copies to
send your friends. Leave orders
tomorrow sure at the hotels, boaad-
ing houses, stores and postoffice.
Papers cannot be had unless or
dered befor Sunday.
T Trunks, Trunks ! Wait for our new
line of trunks. We have all kinds
coming; we are sure we can please
you both in style and price. c. 7.
Patch & Bro.
Tha Southern Pines Hotel gave
an excellent dance last Friday
evening which was enjoyed by a
large number of the guest and
towns people. The hotel is we'll
filled and the register shows good
number of new arrivals daily.
New lot of gents and boys new
spring hats just in, up-todate styles
aud prices the lowest. Patch.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27

A beautiful line of ladies fancy
spriug waist goods. Be sure and see
our line before you bny. c. T. Patch
& Bro.
| S. L. Benz of Pittsburg, is with us
agatu, stopping at the Southern Pines
hotel.
We sell a fine writing tablet for
ink at 1870. per pound, also SOC.
box writing stationary at 32c. The
News Depot.
Miss Alice Johnson has returned
home from the Woman.s Medical
College at Philadelphia. and will
be with US for some time-her
health forbidding a continuance of
her studies.
New shirt waists aud skirts just
Reed. at Patch s store Call and see
them.
PRIVATE TUToR1NG-By gentleman, in
E,, pIish ranches. also to beginners IN
German French, latin or Greek languages
Address instructor, box 1875, Southern
Pines
Look Out! We are looking for an
other line of samples wait for them
and secure some unheard OF bargains.
Patch & Bro.
We will sell you a suit of under
wear at price that you will be aston
ished. Try us. Patch & BIo'
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27
Southern Pines Musical Institute.

The Southern Pines Musical Institute
has ooened in the Schafnersbulding and is
keeping it's work up to a high standard.
The principal. W H; Lindsey who has
20 years experience in the art Of teaching
sight singing and voice culture. His
methods are unsurpassed for giving his
pupils ability to think the tones to be
sung, to sing at SIGHT without the aid
of an instrucment The associate
principal, Prof G, Wiehe who has charge
of the piano is an artist having had
several years training in Germany, his
home
Prices in piano department. educed to
tn ee dollars, Vocal lessons in class 90,
per lessons.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27

will take place from eight until
nine thirty.
The Piney Woods Inn has forty
more regular guests Than at lhi
time last year-and guests are ar
irving every day. Wednesday OF
this week eighteen regular guests
were registered for long stays.
Among the recent arrivals ar, Mr..
F. w. Rowland, a guest at The Inn
every winter since the hotel was built,
also Miss F. Robinson and ii ISIS Wink
Ter, guests for many years.
The golf links at the Inn arr very pop
ular; not only many guests play but
also great many from the village
play there daily.
Senator Geo. L. Merton of Whining
ton, N, c., and Senator U. L. Spence,
of Carthage, spent Sunday at The
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Stewart, and
child spent Sunday at The Inn. Mr..
Stewart is Assistant General Passen-
ger Agent of the S. A. L. and this
was their first visit to Southern Pines.
Mr.. Stewart was greatly pleased with
our little town.
Miss E. Hagen of Washington for
three days has exhibited in the SIN Ill
parlors at The Inn particularly fine
class Of Embroidery work, laces, ETC.
Miss Haggar went from The Inn to
The Carolina.
Mrs. Banister of Texas gave her
original sketches of life on an Ala
bama Plantation, at The Inn on
Thursday evening.
Fox hunting is always popular
This week Mr.. c. Mcqueen secured
six live foxes and every morning and
afternoon one is let loose in front of
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27

The Inn and after giving the fox a
good start chase is organized among
the geusts. This is fox hunting in
up-to-date form.
Mrs. H. M. Allen and Miss Allen, OF
Reading, Pa, returned to their home
Thursday. Mrs. Allen and Miss Al
len have been very prominent in the
social life at The Inn and will be
missed by their many friends,
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27
The Inn at its Height !
A Most Brilliant Eance.

The regular Tuesday dance at
the Inn was most brilliant and
successful aft ,ir. Being the date
of Washin.lon's Birthday special
preparation were made. The
weather was as beautiful as nature
could desire and consequently The
Inn was crowded with guests from
the town. The dining rooms,
office and parlors are all lar-e and
richly furnis led rooms and er.
all we'll crowded with wo hundred
guests who attended. The Inn at
present is we'll crowded and has
had MANY over hundred guests
for some time.
In "Paul jones' dance early in
the evening were forty-nine, TWEEN
ty-five being men. The party en-
circled the entire dining room.
The gowns Of the ladies were
very elaborate and beautiful.
Among the gentlemen present
from out of town were-Mr. Alex.
Page. Rockingham, Mr.. John
Dockery, Raleigh, Mr. Gus M. Gov
ington Jr!, Mr.. Fred j. Coke,
Wadesboro. N. c.. Mr.. Otto Foley,
G. Blue, VIM. Blue, Aberdeen,
VIM. B. Jones, Raleigh.
HEARTS PARTY.
A hearts party took place at
The Inn on last Saturday evening.
The matrons were Mrs. Frost, Mrs.
Freeland and Mrs. Stry!er and the
ladies managed the affair in per-
feet manner. Members at fourteen
tables took part in the game.
The prizes were nine in number
and showed a careful selection.
A euchre party will be held to,
morrow evening under the super
vision of Mrs. French and Miss
Salmon.
SUNDAY CONCERT
The Sunday concert at The Inn
was very enjoyable. Next Sun
day THE Request Programme"
from selections by guests Of the Inn
and rendered three weeks ago will
again be rendered. Everyone is
cordially invited. The concert
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-02-27

will take place from eight until
nine thirty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-28

will be taken by the politicians, SEN
ators and Congressman in the national
field who are watching results in this
4 erritfory with a great deal of inter-
est.
1t was one of those party splits
which should be avoided at all haz-
ards II the integrity of the caucus, the
integrity of the party is to he main
tanned. Had the Republican caucus
minority Influenced the Home Rule
House minority to vote for Republi-
can candidate the result would have
been generally recognized nice piece
of legitimate political play. But Judged
by established party theory and prin-
Ciple looked upon from the teaching
during the campaign and since that
time. the bolt to a Home Rule candi-
date has established a precedent which
weakens the power of the caucus.
Starting out with party solidity as the
slogan. the life saver for a successful
party record, the Legislative ship of
state was headed straight for chaos.
Every party measure was threatened
. DetdUSC Tue DI'ttutul was Hldut lndt
the party caucus did not bind Party
regularity was cast to the winds and
the Republicans of the House were in
the position of being at the beck and
/ call of minority party whenever a
division arose.
/ The Republican committee for the
! time being smashed the solid thirteen
slate but the Lord only knew where
/ the smashing would stop. The Home
Rulers have no particular love for the
Republican majority or minority bu
will naturally play the factions against
each other SO that the Home Ruler;
shall make the most of it, From party
standpoint the whole thing was a mos
unfortunate political mistake.
Republican members OF the HOUSE
had the good Judgment to let wei
enough alone. The lesson is one which
should not be forgotten. II the Re
publican party is to amount to any
thing personal or fractional pique mus
be set aside. The majority must rule
The integrity of the caucus must b,
protected.