davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

tiiui face. It's glorious eyes. brilliant
coIuFins. and full crimson lips affected
him with sudden ioa;hius. while he
felt the vslvety arms around his neck
lie yet had the arrogance 81 yuu,h.
and this gave severity TO bis Judgment
making him fail TO consider her Girl.
ishuess. her ignorance Of convention.
alities, or to make excuses iuF heE
impetuous. unframed nature.
Speak she cried. showeTing
kisses upon his clothing. Are you
dumb. that you will not answer mss
Then I will draw the words from your
lips,~ And pulling his head down.
she kissed him.
At this. gripping her white arms
with unconscious force. he tore them
from his neck. aud pushed her from
him as he rose to his feet.
Are you insane. Sruori,a Lazalic77
he asked. in a tone whose coldness
caused her to shivcr. as she stood like
a criminal before judge.
'Yuu are unuerved by what has
come to YOU. ard do not know What
yuu arp SAYING he continued. in a
low. even voice that affected her like
an icy torrent rushing into tropical
stream. II will be your friend: and
you must believe that you have my
sympathy. and my wish TO he Of all
possible service to- you
She showed no recognition Of his
offer. but remained silent. with drUop-
ing head and heaving breast.
Forget what you have said. as
shall I. and let us be friends" he add
ed. still calmly. but with kindliness.
"Iet us york together. for there is
much to he done Remember" he
said finally. in answering to a cues
tioning look in the face she nov raised
to him. I'VE must sail this night for
sew orleans. or the English may
make us prisoners. ard deal out such
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

There vas general rejoicing urur
Iupc1s escape. nut this feeling Was.
in q measure. tempered by anger at
Bhevah's ,ssachety: and hard indeed
would have b.yH. the IRdian's fate
Cutiii sry uf those sinsvy hands have
grasprd his brown ,hrua,s
When the srnueT's story vas ended.
haif-surprpss Fusr had surge
through the room. TO be hushed by the
upiifteI hard and rpprUving fruwH Of
sfitte. for Ilasiie had not Jet left
thc table bu' sat. with Ma'am IIrisiia
beside her. al the f,Fthgst end. Her
rcd lips vuru Parted slightly. ami an
ansry light slowed in Ter black eyes.
Why cid yuu fail to Mil the In
diam she demanded imrpripusiy. as
u holiIus Lopez accountable for a
grave ufisasc.
XIII him repeated the old gun
ne.s whose hand vas carrying tn his
r-ou;h huge piccp ~ turtle meat.
xiii him. serori'a IsnaIis-~
Yes. was bpr naughty reply You
should have Killed him
How was | to do trats~ he asked
With a ssovi. as II feeling the unjust.
ness NJ her accusation. = had wasted
ny Inite rr the traitor and It nov
lies ssmewhs-u OF satan's Key: my
rovSer ami pistols were seassnatpd: {:
and he 'coE eood care to keep ont uf
reach sfifT came tn my senses
aBrsry' TO Trsi'sh shiu.~
= understand. she said. row in a
more gracious 'orcs land vp arc very
glad vow rsraTei But she added.
"vta' ror''f rava bauuened. that Ehc-
rah should ffink cf committing such
IN act uf :rcsraery7~
Latte r7urNt 1orczIs eye. and.
ntc~i~- 'rp command Re saw in the
irrrncr's look. the gunner made no re-
ply.
azalie appeared TO have forgotten
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
THE FARM AND RANGE
Stock Growers' Statement.

Immense interest IL being taken In
tho American Stock Growers Associa-
tion and the prime question CT corpora
ton control OF this great Industry OF
the west. The convention OF the asso-
citation. which was formed at the ma.
tional gathering held In January. Will
meet In Denver May 9th. The FOL.
lowing statement has been issued to
the stock interests OF the country.
AT the National Live Stock Asso'
clatlon convention II was stated by the
stockmcn that at the present time
great effort was being made In con
srcss to secure legislation to protect
the producers both In iailroah rates
and In the manner OF governing the in
tcrstatc transactions Of tho packers
and other great corporations: and that
at this time should the stock growers
Join In an association with these cor
porailons. the public. or the consum'
ers. would be led to believe that u
combination OF the stock growers. the
packers. railways. etc, had been made.
that there was no necessity for lcgls.
lntion: and that all tho talk by the pco'
pie oi the West. and their demands for
relief were Iroundlcss: for their com
bInatIon together would look Ike there
vas no Issue.
After much debate and long confer
.nccR In committees the matter was
finally brought before III" convention
and facing the defeat Of their plans IL
tn. event Of aii Kiockmcn present Not'
ing the officers OF the National Live
Stock Association ruled that only the
members of the association could vote.
based ON roll call: this regardless Of
the Invitations and strong solicitations
asking Gth.FE to CON" aud participate.
when the Rtockm"n who formed
this. the American Stock Growers As'
ISOLATION. say III" trend Of anatfs, ana
what was to take place, they Withdrew
and left the convention. feeling that
th"y as producers could not cnaSis''
"nily con,inu. In body in which 'h"
packers. railways and other corpora
Ii1H Interests had 10 much Volr" on
the board of soniIol..
THE s,nckmgn Nho haS" formed
this new association r'cosnis" that
there arr certain elements connected
with III" iiV" stock business Ia which
the railways. the packers and III"
stock growers have mutual in;"T~H,s.
but they believe that the live stock
pr.iIc.F stands absolutely siun" In his
relations With the packers. railways.
stock yards and commission men IN
the matter Of marketing his product.
We feel that the e1untTy Ia with us
in our stand. 40 have not organized u"
aEh, any other association b"E any par
tirtilar interest. but Ia protect our
selves an every hand Whrrr u is nee
ssasTy so to do: aud In 60 oupcratr a!ih
every oa- wherever there u mutual III
trF-s'.
All s,bckmsn uho aEF-" to N"
stand taken by this nrR aasor Iaiinn
siIt nnd Il tn their Interest to cuErC'
sp8nd u!ih the American Stock Grow
Urs' Association At It's hraiguaT'-Tss
rniuu stock Yards. nCaVCT,"
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3 AFTTTE IL
lI( 10UTSIANA
~ BY MARY DEVEREUX
OS- MIN ILLUSTRATORS DON c. WILSON
Cs2~ZsAt hna2 y <ak S~sg sv co7ay2
BY MARY DEVEREUX

insults to you as might be unable to
prevent"
She made no reply. but turned and
left the room.
Two stories OF the building were
above ground; how many there were
below was krown definitely to no one
save LaiItte. Lazalic and Ma'am Brig
ida. Ezrah and a few of the sub-of'
ilcers KEW something OF the vaults
and passages: but they were Ignorant
OF the treasure concealed thcre,-itS
bulk. value. and location.
LATTE. not wishing the Arab 10 OBJ
tain more accurate knowledge, pro
cccded. with the iriEhwomnn's help. tn
empty the chests and pack their con
tents for removal.
The chests were soon .mpilcd. and
the bundles lying r.ay for removal.
Early In the afternoon the entire
crew cam. ashore with I'll" body OF
their dead captain: and all on the
island were given a haif'hoiiday. In
order that they might show respect To
it's inI.rm.nt.
LaEaii- vas not present. and La
liuc SaV her no more until evening
whcr. with hIshhcld head and seorn'
ful air. sh" Joined him and the others
at the table. To partak. of the last
meal ,ha, would be eaten on the i'ar'
Fa de HiCfru.
In the nsidsI OF Il they were startled
10y the sudden appearance In their
midst Gf a bcdrasEicd and weary form,
Il ans tina, II the gunner. Lopez. ~ho
still Wci Grnm the sea. and his gar
m.n,s torn by III. ;hiek"ts through
which h" had pushed his way. dropped
sii-n,iy into a chair. seemingly too
soFu out for spc~ch. His fac" ~as
white and handas" developed his
head.
Il was as i,sfiiis had supposed aud
contemplated. Eh-Hah. BY help Of the
charts he had stolen. had sained the
-aCm|'s favor aud the latter. in can
seaurHe" Of III. Information furnished
hy the Indian. had Lost mn tim" in ~
EaiTins damages. and sr'giEs sail Ia
pursuit. Of ~" bTissntinr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
CHAPTER XIII.

The sun was nearly two hours high
when lafltte awokc from slumbcr, and
prepared to make himself ready for
the responsible AMI arduous duties ly-
Ing before him.
In view OF I.aro's dying request. he
had considered carefully tho arrange
monts for Lazailc's immediate future.
and this he unfoldcd TO Ma'am Brigida.
Lazalie's old nurse and companion.
after sending Ezrnh to superintcnd
the gathering Of such stores as were
To be taken to the shore. preparatory
to putting them aboard the Black Pc
trel' and another craft. which was to
sail under command OF EHrnh, who. In
addition to his other valuable attain
men,s. WIS Il sklliful navigator.
As to the slaves. OF whom there
were several hundred. u WAS not prn.
dent TO attempt taking them Ia u body
to Louisiana: and i.Hfittc decided. for
the present. To icay. by far the great.
or number OF them upon the island.
where there was abundant food and
shelter. ard take with aim orly few.
including such as i.ATaiI. should select
for her asn.
\ rustic OF dFaP-rics. stealing Of
perfume like ,ha, OF JossamInc flowers.
q rair Of soft arms thrown about his
neck. and a rain OF passionate kisses
On his fac" and h~ad-,hcs. reused
him quickly. aR n rich voice. broken
by icaFs. cried. -tsHn. my own lean. -
lie tried to rise. and tn unciasp the
arms clinEins to him - closely that 4,
was ili'ienl, for him Ia dlsrnsase them
without risk Of hurting her.
Stili clinEins in him. she ,hr-w her
suprl. form across his knees.
You have been So long. SO long
away. ard I vas 90 glad you had come
back to me- All. lean. wiil you not
know haE dearly love ynu- I would
follow you to death IL you would bu,
say that you love me in reilFs''
Jean Latte Was a maj. and ros,
srssSd a mans raiuT"s hut there was
scarce an added ,hFob TO his heart.
beats az he looked down into the bcsn'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Tcuver capitalists have formed the
American Iron and Steel Ailoy Com.
pany. with a capital of sIGD. 600. to oV N
and use the patents Of Franklin ".
Carpenter for the purpose n proiuc.
ing hiEhgradc steel alloys. formed by
combination uf yanadium. uranium.
tungsten and other metals The Ger.
yuTatDTs u the company are Frank.
lin II. Carpenter. Arthur II. Carpen.
ter and Edwin Van Cise II Is said
that the company will build large iat-
tory In Colorado.
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.Hee7.
orai-.

Wheat. choice miillas. srF isa li.s,.
si.5o. Ryc. Colorado. bulk. t'-T 10" iiss.
spc. Oats. hulk. Nebraska. new. white.
size. MIXED. sis'5. in sack. Colorado.
white. 81. 90. Corn. in bulk. yiAr. Corn
chop. sacked. s.c. Iran. ColDTatn.
p-F igI lbs. .5ssc.
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Butter
EGGS

LEGS. fresh. ranch. loss OF 80
Eggs. fresh. case count .
EEcs. state. loss of .ss..... .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Upland. Ir-r ton. i,.0sG i1o". prc,
und bottom. s5.DIH Sl"a. timothy.
tii.0bu ig.oU. iiIan'hy and clover.
tio.uph II ~. alfalfa, prime. tsuSff
sG.0p. straw. lsSIH TOO. Sogih i'aSS
NiTy sTaas. sisssn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

\ Yale student Is under arrest On n
charge Of frseturiuE the skull OF
ClassnatD in his fOOru instead Df walt
ing until he aSuid catch him In a Ssi-
ball game.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-12

wladzom wojskowym (rosyjskim). Mo-
wcy przemawiali do tlumu, namaWlaJac
do uchwalenia rezolucyi, domagajacej
sic aresztoWania gubernatora pollcmaJ-
stra jake moralnych sprawc6w stycznlo-
wych rozruch6w. Potepili takze zapro-
wadzenie w Finlandyi zandarmeryi ro-
syjskiej, dyktatury i cenzury, oraz
wszelkich ograniczen wolnosci osobi-
stej. Uchwalono rezolucye zadajaca roz-
wiazania obecnego sejmu, ponleWaz jest
zbyt s}aby, i zwolania noWego w celu
dyskusyi mad sprawa powszechnego gio-
sowania. Policya ME przeszkadzaia zgro-
madzonym w ich naradach.
w Odesie wladze z general gubernato-
rem ma czele prawie zupe}nie otWarcle
szykuja ma wielka skale rzez zyd6w.
Proklamacye rozlepione rozkazu gene
raj gubernatora ma rogach ullc przedsta-
wiaja zyd6w jako moralnych sprawc0W
rozruch6w w czasie buntu 'Potlemkl-
na." Ludnosc zydowska tlumnie ucieka
miasta.-Znanego publicyste i reda-
ktora, "Odeskich Nowosti," Piotra Ger
20 Winogradzkiego, uwleziono ma rozkaz
general -gubernatora, nastepnle Wyda-
lono z Odesy. Przyczyna tego przesla-
dowania sa liberalne przekonanla Vino
gradzkiego.
w Warszawie przy ul. Krochmalnej
W dzielnicy zydowskiej detektywi wtar-
gneli do pewnej kawiarni, w kt0rej zble-
rail- sic socyalisci, aresztowali sledm-
dziesieciu cztonk6w partyi socyal-demo-
kratycznej.
Strajki w Warszawie ponaWlaja sic
ciagle w coraz to innem rzemlosle. Po-
wodem strajk6w jest niedotrzymywanie
przez fabrykantow um6W zawartych pc
wielkich strajkach kt6re mia}y miejsce
ma wiosne biezacego roku. Straj kerry
groza zburzeniem fabryki Lilpopa Raua,
wyrabiajacej bomby wagony dla rzadu.
Zak}ad6w pilnuje battalion piechoty.
Dyrektora wielkich m}yn6w parowycf
w Szaiowicach (?) strajkierzy zwiazal
sznurami wrzucili do roWu pefnego Wo
dy, gdzie utona}.
w Opatowie oddzia} z}ozony czter
dziestu uzbrojonych ludzi napadf wcze
snym rankiem ma budynek, w kt6ryn
miescila sic kasa powiatowa, a pozabi
|jawszy lub poraniwszy dozorc6w, zabra
$40. 600. Telegram ME podaje, czy t.
byli zlodzieje, czy rewolucyonlscl.
Bunty objawy braku subordynacy
w wojsku staja sic coraz liczniejsze.
z Teodozyi ma Krymie donosza: Cd!
tamtejszy general brygady odbywa
przeglad wilenskiego pu}ku piechoty /, 40
bosz Josek Moczyd}ower, zyd, nabii ka
rabin dal try strzaly do komendant
pu}ku, pufkownika Giercyka: Kule chy
billy, natomiast zabi}y podoficera Tata
rynowa zranily ciezko porucznika Dro
zina. Moczyd}owera pochwycono Cd
cto VIZ iopo do xuiazionia
I wiecej jeszcze opisow zajsc podo
bnych podaja telegramy ostatniego ty
' godnia, ale reszte musimy pominac al
braku miejsca.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-12
Wojna Rosyjsko- Japohska

Reszta wojsk rosyjskich ma Sachalinie
poddala sic Japonczykom, oswiadczy-
wszy przez parlamentarza, re musl "a:
niechac walki, bo niema lekarstW AMI
opatrunkdw. Japonczycy zabrali 40 ME-
wolf 3271 Rosyan, wiele amunicyi pro-
wiantu. Siedliskiem rzadu japonskiego
ma Sachalinie bedzie odtad Aleksan..
drowsk. Wszyscy wieznioWie politycznl
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-12
Vol. XVIII. August 12, 1905.

tad dopiero przybyl do Newportu, ale o
"a godzin p6zniej niz bylo um6wione.
Mn6stwo korespondent6w gazet fo-
tografist6w dziennkarskich zjechalo sic
do Washingtonu Witte prosil Roosevelt
ia opieke pred natretami, kt6rzy chca
z MIN rozmawiac lub zdejmowc zen fo-
tografie Roosevelt rozkaza} tajnym
policyantom, ably starannie chronili Wit
tego cd natretow.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-12

rosyjscy, znajdujacy sic w kazniach sa-
chalihskich, zostana prawdopodobnie
wypuszczeni ma wolnosc przez Rad Ja-
poflski.
Ma ap6lnocno-zachodnim brzegu Korei,
kolo miasta Czung- sizing, pojawi}y sic
d. 4 bm. diva male kontrtorpedowce ro-
syjskie i zaczepily japonski statek ham
dlowy "Keszo." DAILY do niego 60 strza-
low. Z kt6rych 7 traffic w okret i zabilo
dw6ch marynarzy. "Keiszo" jednak
zdolal uciec, a torpedowce odplynely do
W}adywostoku.
Rosyanie wysylaja coraz wiecej Woj-
ska do p6lnocno -zachodniej Korei, ma po-
ludnie cd rzeki Tiumen. Szczeg6lniej
znaczne oddzialy konnicy wysyia LIME
wicz w te strone, szykujac sic widac do
starcia.
Armia Liniewicza, podzielona ma trzy
czesci rozciaga sic obecnie cd Korei az do
Wiadywostoku Znawcy sztuki wojennej
watpia, czy Liniewicz bedzie stanie w
razie bitwy kierowac powodzeniem tax
wydiuzona linia bojowa.
Odosobnione oddzialy japonskie zaj-
muja ujscie rzeki Amuru -widocznie w
celu wspofdzialania armia Ojamy, w
chwili, gdy ia uderzy ma pozycye LIME
wicza pomiedzy Kirinem Ninguta.
Oddzia}y te beda mog}y zlatwoscia zajsc
tyl armii rosyjskiej i powstrzymae jej
odwr6t. Beda mogfy r6wniez w razie po
trzeby bye skierowane do W}adyWosto-
ku.
Oblezenia tego ostatniego miasta
Japonczycy jeszcze ME przedsiewzieli,
ale widocznie szykuja sic do jego zdoby-
cia. bo w zatoce Piotra Wielkiego, mad
kt6ra ley Wfadywostok, coraz czesciej
ukazuja sic japohskie krazowniki pan
cerniki.
w Mandzuryi panuja nieznosne upa-
Nv padaia deszcze, utrudniajace rugby
woienne. zolnierze choruja fsa znieche-
. ceni.
Rokowania pokojowe w Portsmouth
pod Bostonem zaledwie sic rozpocze-
ly, juz gazety sa przepefnlone roz-
prawami mozliwych wynikach tych
rokowan-choc mic napeWno jeszcze ME
wiadomo.
Pierwsze spotkanie sic wys}anc6w ja-
poiskich rosyjskimi miafo miejsce W
oyster Bay ma okrecie "Mayflower. "
!, w sobote godz. 9rano krazownik ia
coma" zabrai wys}annik6w japonskich 2
przystari klubu zaglowego pod New
Yorkiem zawi6z} ich do Oyster Bay. 9
W p6l godziny potem krazownik "Ckat
tanooga" zabral z tegoz mieisca po
wi6zl do Oyster Bay Wittego jego to-
warzyszy. Prezydent Roosevelt wye
cha} naprzeciwko ma jachcie Wfasnyn
= "Sylph" wszystkie trzy statki razen
: przy dzwiekach muzvki i huku arma' Z,
strzelajacycb ma wiwat wysadzily do
: stojnych gosci ma pok}ad okretu May
: flower" ma kt6rym role gospodarza pei
nil admiral Pierce. Wszystkich ODE
: cnych zaproszono ma przekaske. Chcat
: uniknac drazliwych kwestyj, komu przS
a stole nalezy sic pierwsze miejsce, pre-
zydent Roosevelt urzadzii wszystko tax
ze przekaske spozyto stoj jaco. Pc zawar
ciu znajomosci og6lnej pogawedce
rzeczach blahych, Rosyanie Japonczy
cy zostali odwiezieni ma}ymi statkam
e ma lad, nastepnie te same okrety, kto
: re ich przywiozly z New Yorku, miai!
/ ich odwiezc do Newport, r. l., elegan
i ckiego miasteczka, polozonego W pobliz'
) Portsmouth, gdzie sic odbywa konfe
) rencya. Jednakowoz Witte, chcac uni
O knac ,przykrosci podrozy morskiej, pocl
! chu wraz re swoja swita wsiadl ma po
j ciag poiechal do New Yorku, ztam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
MILITARY WEDDING.
Miss Kable Becomes Bride
Major Thomas H. Russell.

Especial to The Tlmes-Disratch.)
M STAuNToN, VA, June ala pretty
military wedding took place at 9:3o last
evening at the staunton Military Acad-
envy. when Miss Margaret Hartman l<a-
Bile, daughter Of Captain William H. Ka-
bile, principal Of the Stanton Military
Academy. was married to Major Thomas
Holbert Russell. OF the South Carolina
National Guard.
The large dining hall. in which the cer--
emory was performed, was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Rev. A. M.
Fraser, OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, ofhclated. Captain Claude E.;
Daniels. of South Carolina. was best man,
and Miss Massie BILE, the maid Of
honor, was dressed in white silk null
and carried red carnations. The bride
wore white crepe de chine. trimmed in
duchess lace over white taffeta.
The bridal couple left this morning to
spend a few days in South Carolina. after
which they will spend the summer at the
scashore, returning to Staunton in the
fall at the opening of the Military Acad-
envy here. with which Major Russell Will
be connected. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
GUARANTEES. TO CURE
DRUNK ENNESS.

We never guarantee remedy unless ws
know 1t possesses real merit. We strong
~ recomnend Orrne as q cure for drunk
enness. for we are positive that It stops
the craving for alcoholic stlmulants,
OrrInc No. ] Is a secret remedy and can
be given in tea. coffee. SOUP. milk or food.
without the slightest knowledge OF the
patients, as It is perfectly colorless, taste
less and harmless. ORR ms mo, 2 is In nil
form, for those desiring to be cured.
Either form 81 per package. mailed,
sealed. All correspondence treated With
OrrIne Company, Inc., Washington. d.
C., for free book on drunkenness"
mailed In plain envelope,
We have exclusive sale N this city, and
are perfectly satisfied that the Company
is reliable and will refund tho money II
they fall to cure the craving for liquor.
Polk Miller-c hildrey CO., l01 u, Broad
Street, corner First Street.
Polk Miller Drug Co., ssi u. Main
Street, Richmond. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Storm Was Severe.
Dwelling Struck and Entire Fami-
w Knocked Senseless. Il
tspecIal to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch)
LURAY. VA. June 21.-Late reports
OF the damage from yesterdays storm,
In the northern part Of this county show
that the destruction is widespread and In
many instances gardens will have to be
planted over. Lightning struck the
dwelling house OF John 7. Burner, near
the base Of the Massanutten mountain.
partially destroying the building and
knocking senseless every member OF the
family. Mrs. Burner 1t was thought for
some time could not survive the shock.
The dwelling house belonging to Rich
ard Campbell, near the Luray Caverns
was also struck by lightning and dam:
aged Another wind and rain storm OF
almost equal severity of yesterday visited
Lrray and Springfield districts this even
Ing, tho rain falling In sheets and IN the
latter district almost completing the work
of destruction begun yesterday, d
Circuit Court now In session IN Luray'
Judge Harrison presiding Is assessing
heavy fines against violators OF the rev.
enue laws in this county. The charges
are for selling liquor to boys on Sunday.
A large number OF former saloon keepers
of Shenandoah have been summoned to
answer similar charges. The vigilance OF
the officials, 1t Is said, has been stimu-
lated by the efforts the Virginia Anti
Saloon League is making to punish every
one for infraction OF the revenue law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
BARRETT NOMINATED.
Newport News Election Officers
Were Counting All Night.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 21.--It
was4 o'clock this morning before the vote
in yesterdays Democratic primary was
counted. w. f. Barrett was nominated
for the House OF Delegates, and the
following city ticket was nominated:
Treasurer. ]. NJ. Curtis; clerk of courts.
d. G. Smith: city sergeant. f., W. Mil.
stead; commissioner OF revenue, B. w.
sCrump: Commemorative attorney. CIV.
Robinson; constable. c. w. Mugler
All the city officials are for reelection.
The Democratic City Committee has de-
cided to bear the expense Of the State
primary, instead OF calling on the State
Committee for funds for that purpose.
William Johnson, carpenter. employed
on one Of the new buildings under con-
struction at Fort Monroe. fell forty feet
from cornice, on which he was work
ing, escaping serious injury almost mirac-
ulously. He turned while in the air and
struck on his side. He will BIO out In
few days.
Bids have been opened at the quarter
masters Office at Fort Monroe for the
construction of officers quarters. the
aggregate cost of the improvements be-
ing $4,000.
Local contractors captured practically
all of the contracts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
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PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, June 2l.-
Miss Annie Lamb Christian and Mr..
Walter Eames were married this after!
noon at 4:30 o'clock by the Rev. Mr., TIL
county.
The bride. who Is the second daugh-
ter OF Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Christian. and
a very pretty brunette. wore Il lovely
gown of silk null and carried white
roses Promptly at the hour appointed
the bridal party entered the parlor to-
the wedding march, rendered by Miss Ell
len Jerdona,
Miss Louise Walden, Of Newport News,
acted as maid OF honor, and DR., Ben
Eames, Of Richmond, rs best man.
s Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple boarded the 6:l6 train for q
Mr.. and Mrs. Eames will make their
home at Newport News.