The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
55u 4, NIILLION \ BONDS.

n Bill was introduced iii the Soma to to
AUTHORIZE tho issuance Of bonds moi ex g "a
cecding half million d liars by the senate
fer imnroyesmiehas 81 h ietons
And the statement made tha t. e !. tnls
was q lone there can DO q reducti ton g &tnG
State, tax rate 10 sixte cents anu siecat.
taxes on lawyers, &c anu
can be abolished. .5 ,- II VIZ.
2S3It was announced that there are 80 per-
sons now applying for I'D mission 60 nos nos
spltnls{ for INSANE. . y
X I'll Sc rsl'f foe S.
I'd + q statesi,loney, iost ~ failure or Asc-
vile and Guilfordl Banks. 4 Follshee 81, IN n
troduccd 81 Bill to enlarge the powers q g
5Corporntion Commission over tel egrap Pm
and express com PAM les. II XII,
CASE Or sAnA LLPox... "
case Of gma pox has been disGoystts :,
8rnlorea But none Of the student Is y Iay,s
8iiSft the school yet. he case was prosI1lilpsT
IL lsolnted and Presldcn Ainserve, y "
J, sprfeat1 n, NJ ia red stu.
dents the univ l, Z, !, ~, 4 =
There was u tins inoriling
between tho ne soyeLni
tee Of tho General Assembly. with The 9
result that is ma &c ~
juYt what demands ca stltuticn : Is =
ssats
w ;I AK S ss0,v0o for maintenance ard
q !, ~ s. ta ~
Mechanical "a =; Ra,elg IN, SS Mas
State Normal and Industrial " College $.
Greensboro $5O,o0O annually for support
und $1,000 On fco,nt q Hal CO..
isse
II s,The 3Raleigh Board Or q ernien to-day
finally passed tile /, qar tee n nrasnn
session or the General Assembly, Some q (
the most notable change Will pc nc
establishment Of d board OF audit a y 9
the Niayorfof court duty, and Il general
revision of he scale OF salaries Of city
oficlals,$ together With u rcductlo ION OF the
number of iIldernlef from IN t,Vel yeS g
4 fudge ". Il. Nom gomery has been up 2;
pointed ny Judge PuInell I'm he Federal
Court, as n special mastcr ri to marcy " w
facts FAC s. In III tho noted case q the United
y Cigarotto$ Company vs.. r. II. ight, e OF
Durham, involving sales q Ct the. famous n,
Bonsack clgarette aoh,ne y t,,cs
It is "a case so long stailding g nd m m
wolves over 500. O00. SI53
IA 95 osBO RNE-BRYAN SS;s
.8s IN Christ Episcopal Church this after
noon at $50 % clock tho Tnarrias sc of MISS
ary Bgyano hs esy eaa Ns
solemnlzed, .itE being one Of the most
fashionable weddings Of the season. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. 2. a..
j Osborne, OF Charlotte. father OF the
groom, nnd the bride wa s given 2 way 4, .by
D.5&A. Nv, Knox. In the absence Of her
uncle, Mr. ] ohm II. {Winder, o. & Columbus
Ohio. who lis detained at home SunaYol Y
The bridal party consisted of Miss Ans
tia De Rossett,S or 81 Wilmington, maid !. Of
honor; Miss Lem .Latta, 3B r lelgh;s NJ SO
j Josephine Osborne, Charlotte; Miss Mary
Burton, Miss Sarah Cheshire, Miss Belle
Henrtt, Miss Sallle Whitaker, of r. q lelg ii,
and Miss Octayln Mughes,tfOf N eWbern,
weret the bridesmnids.8Th best man was
Mr.. Henry Sykes, Of Mississippi and he
5ushers were Mr. w. A. Graham, IS ~. Mr.,
Leo Skinner, Of Raleigh and Mr. Skin
5ner Osborne and Mr.. Br.eyard Osborne,
n Among the ont .of-town guests here for
tho wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. II eriot
.Clnrkson, Mr.. Brevard Osborne. Mr.. Skin
rler Osborne, Charlotte ;aMr. James Sykes.
81 NIdssssippi; s. Mr. IYinder Bryan. Of
5Misco Ohio ID Mr.. llllam a. syme. Of
Baltimore; Miss Octnvln Hughes. Of New
bern; Miss Josephine Osborne, OF Char
}lotte, nl,d Miss Anita Rossett, OF ny IL!
' ~ teri, ut Rayenscroft, the
residence of Bishop. James sBlount38 Che
shire, bishop OF North C1rolnn, Miss
ErynI, and party& OF s bridesmaids 81 were
.dellghtfullE5 entertained Mt " sevcn-c ursc
luncheon. 5 m y4