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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
N0TAS De PONCE
Sobreselmlento de una causa
contra el doctor Vidal.
Nuevos concejales.
EL DR.. ANDRES SALAzAR

81 iuez de la Corte de Distrlto se-
nor Tous Soto, ha resuelto el sobre
seimierto de Ia causa ssgaida contr ell
doctor Esteban Vidal y Rtos, por Ell
delito de 1ltrage mayor en- la nina
Mercsdes Daroca y Velez. Anterior.
mente habla sido condenado el doc
tor Vldsl en estac causa por el m SIN O
iuezTous S to, cinco sfios e ira
bsios forzsds.
! El Conoeio mum 'cipal ce e5rarA
sesloa ordinaria h "; M 6rc,l To-
maraa possession a)gunos de les cuatro
cole d slts reciensemsnse pomb :ados
por el Gobernador Winthrop, para
cubrir vscantes.
De lines sabado pAsados han
concurrldo 1853 lsctofes o la Bibliote
ca municipal de Ponce.
hoy hs muerto en- Aibonito, a
donde habia lido con ohjeso d, recu-
perar la ssud erdida, ell i6ven y "
reputado medico don Audr6s SaIaz.r,
h'io de nuestro respetabls y muy que
rido amigo don Ermel ndo Sslszar,
q quiel reit,ramos el te,timonio de
nus.tra proflndA condolencia.
Maifana Sc verifcara en- ssta, su
ciudad natal eI entierro del cadaver,
q cuyo acto ndudablemente asistira
una concurfencia numerosa y distin.
guida.
-Por ser ell fallecido doctor don
Andres Sa a'azar medico del benemeri.
to Cuerpo de Bomberos de Ponce es-
ts hoy q media asta la bandera de la
Cruz rola en- el sParque de bombas, i,
y todos los bomberos con su excelen
To banda musical concurrir&n mafiana
q la solemne ceremonial funeraris.
Aver maf1ana falleci6 en- esta
ciudad y por la tarde Sc efeotu6 su
entierro, que fue muy concurrido, la
dtstinguida dana dofIa Eulalia Gsz-
tanbide y Ortiz, viuds de Sierra.
Era hsrmana del Official de Sanidsd d
de Guayanilla, nuestro amigo ell doc.
tor don Atilio Gaztam 5ide, madre
polftica del joven don Rodulfo del Va.
lie, tambien amigo nuestro, quienes
acompadGmos en- su dolor intense.
En- la csrcel de este Distrito
existen hoy 80, 4 las 5 p M, 299 pre-
SOS; 6S en- sunaris 33l cumpl endo
sentencia de los tribunales de Justi
cia.
Hoy han salido cuatro ca libertad
& ingresado otros cuatro en- el penal.
-EnIre b " tyer y aates de aver
Sc han inscrit) en- este Rsgistro Civil
cinoo dtfarciones solameptp, menos de
dos cada dfs; en- camblo Sc b An rsei,.
trado aver hoy diez y siets naci-
mientos,
Ell domingo pr6ximo pasado hu-
bo un gcan Smeetings espiritlsta en-
Washington, tomando parte en- el los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
La Senor1ta Ella or, de indianapolis,
Ind., e. u. de A. .
PADECI0 pOR MESES.
La Peruna, Es Ell Remedio Que
La Sand.

La Seforita Ella Of, No. LET Calis
Linden, Indianapolis. Ind. escribe 10
siguiente
"Sufri por varies meses de TN fuerfe
abafimienfo y fen1ia tener que aban
dOnar mi frabajO.
"Un mfdic0 me recef6 un f6nico el
cual no me did resuIfad0. MI dr0.
guiSfa no 0bSfanfe me acOnSej6 que
probar6 Ia Peruna. Ash 10 hice, y
pocaS semanas despues, me empezf 4
senfir y actuar c0mpIefamenfe dis.
finta. Sc me desarr0i6 un gran
apefifo, eli abafimienf0 desapareci6, y
podia d0rmir espIendidamente. En-
un par de meses recupere enferamenfe
mi saiud.
"Le doy las gracias por Ell bien que
So medicine me hs hech0. "..EHa Off,
Escriba al Doctor Hartman por su
gratuito consejo medico. La cores.
pondencia Sc atiende estricta y con.
fidencialmente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

E caso de un buque de guerra que
arbola la bandera roia declarandose
On alberta rebeldis contra el gobierno
establecido y entrando atsaco 6 bonn.
bsrdeando las ciudades. costeras de
81 pals, no es un hscho sin preoed en-.
tes en- 10 historic, como Sc ha dicho
c'n motive de 10 sublevaci6n del AGO.
rszado Potemkin.
Sin retrocsder & tempos mas le-
amos, fecordemos en- primer lugsr
que en- Agosto de 1893 la sscu adr q
frsncesa fondeada en- Tol6p, 90 alza
en- armss q favor de los girondinos,
contra 10 Coz We ci6n. POGO despues,
10 eacuadra de Breat zarpa do Qiibe-
ron pretextando ir q protejer el pri.
nero de dichos puertos contra un ata-
que CO los realistas, pero en- realidad
amotinada contra los convention ales
Semeispte estado iusurreccions |
dura ha.ts Sstiembre del mlsmo afio,
fecha en- 10 que los delegados del 60
bierno frances Prleur y Trehouart To-
gran restablecsr la discipline en- Ia
armada, dictando un reglamento en- el
que 10 menor falta 81 castigada con Ia
pena de muerte.
En- Inglaterra, y sin duda por So
plar flera de alIf los aires revolucio-
narios, vemos las trlpulaciones de
las escuadrss de Portsmouth y Ply.
mouth sublevadss desde Abril a Ju-
nio de 1.797; agitadisimo periodo du-
rante el cual son desembarcados 6
hechos prisioneros los oticiales de los
barcos, jzando e,tos Ia bandera roia
y amsnszando con bombardear las
poblaclones que SO nieguen q entregar
vituallas. En- tai estado las cosas y
en- atenci6n que las queiss de las
tripulacionss respecto . 10 allmsnta.
ci6n y a les haberes psrscen justifca-
das, el almirantazgo prome'e acceder
q las demsndas de los insurrectos, Y
les concede plena am ais.fA q cambio
de Ia Immediate entrega de los buques.
La escuadra de Portsmouth 50 da
pronto q part.do y obtiens complsto
perd6n. En- cambio la del Timesis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

que lleva q bordo buen golpe de irlan-
deses, resiste algdn item 20, izada en-
sus antenas la insignia de la rebeldfa.
Los buques empiezan q remontsr las
cardeuas aguas del rio; sus pleas de
artillerfa apuntan q las fortifcaciones.
son apresados varios barcos msrcan.
tes, y ante las amenazas de los insur.
gentes Ia Gran Bretafa empieza &
sentir los efectos del terror. AL An Sc
logra que capitulen los amotinados.
Su jefe, el marinero Parker, es juzga-
do en- consejo de guerra sumarfsimo y
co'gado de una verga.
Demos ahora un salto de unos
cuarenta afios, y traslademonos al pin
toresco pats de los crisantemos. Desde
1868 1869, los dltimos partidarios de
los shog,n, refugiados en- Hakodate
(isla de Yeso), de desafian con parte
de la aota imperial, ell poder creciente
del Emperador Mutsuhito. Con amino
valeroso nbran unos cuantos combates
en- los que resultan vencedores, y aca.
ban por sucumbir, tras de her6ica re.
sistencia, rendidos por el hambre.
Ell precedente mas curioso, ell que
ofrsce mayor analogia con el drama
desarrollado en- el Mar Negro hace
pocos dias, ocurri6 en- Espafia durante
el movimiento cantonal de 1873. No SO
habra olvidado, en- efecto, porque este
es casl historic contemporaries, que en-
Julio de dicho afo ell General Contre.
ras, al apoderarse de Cartagena y de.
clarar,a en- canton independ ente, con.
sigui6 que Sc suhlevaran con 81 Ia
fragata blindada Victoria, las fragatas
de MADEIRA Almansa y Fernando el Ua-
t6lico y el aviso NgiIante.
En- ell puert) se encontraban ade.
mas, desarmados Ia Numancia, el Te
t,Adn, el Msndez Ndaes, el Isabel II y
tres corbetas, buqae: que arb olaron
tambi6u la bandera roia.
E. "a de Julio del aflo de re'eren.
cia el aviso Vigitante, eaviado por
Contrsras Torrevisia, para cobrar
una contribution, era cspturado por ell
buque deguerra aleman Friedr ch Carl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
Samtl0.

sefores Fernando Nuflez, Julio Ortiz,
Onesimo Roche, Agustin Olivera el
elocuente tribuno Lcdo. don Rosendo
Matienxo Cintron. Concurrieron a ca.
ia fiesta rel'giosa mas de cuatrocien-
tas personals de ambos sexos.
Para ell proximo domingo, 3 de
Septiembre, Sc estS prepara do otro
smeetings espiritista en- ell barrio de
<Machuelo abajo,, casa de don 10.
Sc Rodriguez, en- que tambien tomarS
parte principalfsima ell senior Ma
tienzo Clntr6n.
Ell domingo pasado, 686 impo.
nentes deposit en- ell sCrelito y
Ahorro Poncehos 10 creclda cantldad
de IS, 657 55.
Sc ha seiia!ado ell dfa 10 de Sap
u, m5re prcximc, para ijar las fechaa
en- que han de cslt brarse las yisI,aa
de vsrios .iuicios c-iminales atts 10
Corte de DlLtrito.
An6feIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
A ULTIMA H0RA

Acabamos de OR que el jefe del
Dspartamento Consolidate ha dispues-
to que ell cabo y los gusrdiss que pro-
dulersn una denuncia contra ell Alcai-
de de la carcel, sefor Berries, pasen
prestar sus servicios al presidio.
81 la version resulta cierts, ell Sc.
nor Crosss procede con acierto, pues
asf los denuncisntss tendrin mayor
INDEPENDENTS para sos!e :er sus afr.
msciones, no encontr&ndose & la, Or
denes del denanclado como subaltsr.
nos.
Ahors esperamos ell desarrollo Y
Ell termino de la investigation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
Anuncio,-- --Tramo metd|ico

Dspartsmento del interior de Puerto
Rico. .-Boreau de Obras Pdblicas.
San Juan, Julio 25 de 1905.
FL Boreau de Obras Pdblicas, De.
psrtanento .del Interior de Puerto.
Roo, recibir& en- ssta oicina hasta
las 10 q. m. del dia 80 de s stem bre de
1905, en- cuya fecha se abrirAn pdbli-
caments proposlciones en- pliegos 90
rrsdos, pianos y pliegos de condicio.
neA para 10 adiudicacion en- pd5lica
subasta de las obras de construction,
transporte y montsis, 6 solamente pa
ra las obras dc construction y entire.
GO en- el muelle de San Juan, P. r. de
un tramo metalico de 266 pie, [Sl. 1Om]
de luz sobre el Rio Grande de Loisa,
Carolina.
Plano acotado del emplaxamiento,
peril del trazado, condolences y dss
cripci6n de Ia obra Sc encusntran dc
manifesto en- esta ofcina y on Ia ofci-
ma del <Engipeering Ntws,, 20 Broad.
way, New York
La administraoi6n &c reserva el
derecho de rechazar euslquiers y to-
das las proposiciores.
Por orden del Comisionado del In
tsrlor. J. J. Imsnsx, sur rerintendente
de Obras P6b(icas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
(oIe5io San Pablo de Idioml5 y (omudo
Po los Hermanos de las Escue|s Crsuanas
Sc aba 18 de Septembre de 1905 en- e edfco del CO..
legio Semnarlo, cale del Santo Cristo adyacente al
Palacio EpiscopaL-San Juan de Puerto-Rico

81 Colegio estS baio ell patrocinio
del Rsverendfsimo Sefior Ooispo de
Puerto Rico.
Sc admiten alumnos internos, me-
dos intsrnos y sxternos.
La ensefi snza en- este Colegio com
prem ie 3 grupos: 10 L. ensefanza pa
ra pkrvulos. 70 La enseiianz prima
ria. 80 La ensefianza com srcial supe-
rior.
FL Colegio de Idiomss y Comercio
& semejanxa de los numerosos Csntros
de ssts fndole que dicho Institute d.
rige 90 Europa, en- las Rspdblicas de
10 America del Slr y particularmsnta
en- los Estsdos Unidos con el nombre
de eChris.isn Brothers., eierciendo
con sus veinte mil Hermanos espsrci.
Para lnformes, sollclten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
Dr., Jose OIdOhsz Y Gomez
MEDICo CIRUJAN0

Este reputable galeno, es.
peclalista en- las Intermediates
venereas, informa a su hume.
rosa clientela y al pdblico en-
general que traslado su ohci-
ma a la calle de la Cruz hume.
70 Is frente a la plaza prin-
cipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

dos en- ell mundo su acci6n educadora
Q soc al en- 400 mil nifos, j6venes 6
adlltos.
ElColegio de Idiomas y Comercio,
bsio Ia advocaci6n de San Juan Bau
tista de la Sale, Sc propone dar la
juventud una s6lida instruction mer.
cantil, cimentando sus estudios en la
Religion base de toda verdadera cul
tura moral y cientffica; y, mas de
las asignaturas de Ia CARRnRA sUPE
RIoR DE CoMERCIo, ate aderi de un
modo practico al conocimiento ma
nejo de las lenguas extranieras sobre
todo el ingles, ell frances el alem6n
de que diffcilmente pueden prescindir
en- la epoca actual los que elijan las
carrreras comerciales, industriales 6
agrfcolas.
.el Director Ell prospecto.
a Edua1da G n II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
SUBLEVAC|ONES NAvALES FAMOSAS

mpos Franca Ingatera
en- = Whitehead.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

En- esta imprenta Sc ven-
de papel vleIo a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

tsSno. al dsspscho dc las srs-c-'
eioass facultasivas 7 J
La major gaIansis de sssA -
% = 81 crscisnts favor lus 81 pf
h1ice s,scibsno 10 dispsuss
seDoelal - ,omsadsci6n i've 't.
DsineiDalss jnSdicos is 10 oisay
a...s As els ( sur clisntss
Sus prscios son tan squitat'
vos que no admiten competsncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

Este antigua y scssditada
iasmacia, Il msjos dc ID localidad,
- ssAsvado todas sss sxistsncias
4 iatloducido N sxtsnso suStids
Dc d,ogas. productos qsimicos y
msdiciass do Pstsuts do los syis
dDalss laa0sasorios Dc Essopa.
AnsHeA.
Hl tsfs del tahiscimisnts
sw sss1ss so aaos dc sxrssisn-
d a teH dslicada profeaiep. atisn-
d ssidA AdosAmaats. auxiliado ros
isssllz ssts Ss1sossi sskal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

IlALA MhlV0 '. p. BOZ 81. CABLE: AaU1AR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
THE PYTH|ANS
CHOOSE OFFICERS.
And Combine Business With
Pleasure at Charlotte,
N. C.
FINANCES OF THE ORDER Il:
Reports Indicate That the Out
look is Bright-Meet Next
i'll Greensboro.

gf5 Especial to Tho Times.Dispatch.)a
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. June 14.--The
Grand Lodge, knights of Pythias, after
lengthy business session to-day en-
joyed baseball game between Char
lotte and Dnnville, and a vaudeville per-
Torrance ut Latta Park this afternoon,
and tonight were guests OF the D. O..
K. X. ut q banquet.
The most important business was the
election Of officers, which resulted as
follows: Supreme Representative 7. S..
Franklin, Of Charlotte; Grand Counccl-
5lor, All s. Barnard, of AshevilIc;' Grand
Vice-C Councillor, w. w. Wilson, of 1sa-.
leigh; Grand Prelate, Rev. w. r. Cop-
pedge, of Rockingham; Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seal, w. T. Hollowell, Of
Goldsboro; Grand Master Of I1xchequer.
j. c. Mills, OF Rutherfordton; Grand
Master at-Arms, j. NJ. Poyettc, of Abe
marie; Grand Inner Guard, McBryde
+ Holt, OF Graham; Grand Outer Guard, o.
c. Bruton. of Mt. Gilcad, ti,}.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
NEGRO CAMP-MEE7|NG
BAFFLE.D B B !. !! ND
Negro Who Shot a Well-Know
Man Of Newport News.
Escaped.
fSnccial tc rho Times. Dispatch,)

gls Especial tGIThe Times-D ispatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June Ia
Frank Sears, son OF w. II. Sears, who
conducts large meat market here. was
shot and painfully wounded by q negro
whose name Is supposed to be Henry
Chapman. at River View last night The
negro made his escape and has not been
captured,
A, Young Sears and the negro came to
blows because the former struck sears's
little brother The negro Whipped out a
revolver and fired, the bullet striking
Sears In the neck and lodging ~ the
back OF his head.
Scars was brought to this city Wheso
the ball was extracted and the wound
dressed by DR. p. H. Gary The injury
vas very painful, hut tho doctor docs
not think It will prove dangerous.
Soon after the shooting two blood
hounds belonging to IA ~ Fowler and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Pain ] in the
Head

Is a danger signal, warning
you that the brain nerves are
exl,austed-irritatcd, and are
undergoing an unnatural strain.
Frequent and prolonged at
tacks Of pain weaken the gem
crative power OF the nerve
cells Of the brain, and lead to
loss Of memory, melancholy,
spasns, epilepsy, and frequent
ly insanity.
When the brain nerves are.
weakened they are unable to-
supply sufficient nerve force
to the nerves that control the
lungs, heart, stomach and
other organs, yand these organs
are thus robbed Of energy, and
unable to meet the demands
upon tllein,and they get sick.
Stop the head pains with Dr.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills, and the
influence upon your general
health will be greater than you
can realize.
IT want to tell you how thankful
am for DR.. MiIcs'5 Anti-Paln Pills.
From child have been subject to
sick headache, and never found any
OF Dr. Miles, Anti Pain Pills while in
Geneva six years ago. BY taking one
it usually throws OF my pain, so I
can go about my home duties. -
8;{t-t77sst MRS. ALMA GATES,
R. y. d. No. I. Geneva, Ohio.
Or. Miles, Anti. Pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
tho first package will benefit. II Il
fails he wfIl2return your money.
Miles Medical CO., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
A UNIQUE i SUIT.
The Right to Possess! Rare Ar
tique Furniture Contested.

The Right to Possess Rare. An
tique Furniture Contested.
Special to The Times Dlspat ch.) $
Y WINCHESTER. VA, June 1.-THE
right to possess rare antique mahogany
furniture that is said to have once graced
the residence Of Reverdy Johnston. Of
Baltimore, while he was minister to
France. and later as Attorney General
and United States senator, formed the
bone Of contention in suit just decided
by jury of the Circuit Court hero.
Tho furniture was seized by City Ser
geant j. W. Taylor. who was appointed
by the court to take charge Of the Taylor
Hotel. when 1t failed to do satisfactory;
business under the management of Col.
Edward Contee Johnston, Of Baltimore,
several years ago. in order to secure the
owners, who alege they held o claim
against Johnston.
Ills daughter, Miss Anne Johnston,
claimed that the furniture belonged to
her. and that 1t could not BIO attached
for her fathers debt, which he declined
to settle, because Of certain promised re-
pairs not having been made to tho hotel.
Miss Johnston claimed that she could rent
the furniture of her distinguished grand
father to n washington party for ono
hundred dollars month, and the jury
rendered a verdict for her of s743.
It Is said That the case will BIO appealed
and the furniture that has boon used by
so many titled people Of Europe Is now
in the hands of Miss johnston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Growth and Progress.

The reports Of the Grand Lodge off
GERS, without exception, show growth
and progress along all lines 'r:.n report
,of Grand Chancellor Robertson shows
4 that the membership in North Carolina
is several hundred past 1000, und he
recommends that the mark be set for
10000 three years hence. The gain in
membership during the past year was
IA. During the year new lodges were
Instituted as follows: Richard Caswcll,
No. 153, at Southport; Hollis, No. l54,
at Hollis; Irwin River, No. 1876. at Spray;
Clyde. No. 156. at B. Clyde; Bryson City,
No. 157, at Bryson City; Proximity, No.
#15S, ut Greensboro. a lodge was insti-
$tuted ut Whittier too late to be ncor-
$porated in the report. The endowment
rank, the insurance feature Of the order.
4 is very popular in North Carolina, there
being at present 2,241 members carrying
insurance to the amount OF s3.536.OOO.
The report Of Mr.. w 7. q Hollowell. the
grand keeper of records and seal, shows
q total Of 121 lodges. with a membership
of G,G76 on December 81, 1904. Several
new lodges and a number Of new mem
bers have been received since that date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
Hung Jury in Cutting Case.
Poison Case to Be Tried day.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
f CHESTERFIELD. VA, June IA ames
Miller was tried In the Circuit Court to-
day for feloniously cutting John Harri.
(both colored) The jury failed to agree
on aiiverdict, and the case will go over
to the September term for a new trial.
Mr.. Il. H Wells represented Miller as
counsel Si.
Tomorrow James Loving and Anna
Jones, colored, will be tried for poison-
ing the food OF Mrs. z. a.. swineford.
Royal Clarke, Mrs. Mary a. Clarke and
Others with arsenic. The victims Of the
dreadful deed. who Il narrowly ESCAPED
death from thee fleets of the poison.
testified here on Monday beforehthe grand
jury, and appear to have strong evidence
against the two negroes indicted for the
crime. S "a siirs
Mrs. Johns. Taylor wife OF the chair
man Of the board of supervisors Of this
county, is critically i'll, and her death
is thought to be imminent. ia
Judge William I. Clopton spent the day
at the courthouse to-day. I'm XII Il $s.5ss
81 Mrs Anne, S. Green, mother Of Mr..
r. T. Green, Of the Culpeper Exponent.
who several months ago bought a farm
about three miles from the courthouse,
has recently moved to her new home
Miss Mabel Cogbill to-day entertained
Misses Sadie White and Newell Roun-
tree, Of Richmond, two OF her Hollins
friends. 3a
License has been issued for the mar
rage tomorrow of Mr.. Bernard E. Rob
Eertson and Miss Elsie Gary, Of Swans
boro.
Miss Emma Lecato, Of Accomac county.
visited friends here yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Meeks-Pettis.
eclol 70 The TIImes-Dispatch.1 J

Especial to The Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 14-Atiss Pauline
a. Pettis, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. H.
Pettis, was married to Mr. Ernest II.
Meeks tonight at Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church. The bride wore q
going-away gown OF blue wolfe on taffeta.
with hat and gloves to match. and car
rled Il shower bouquet Of Brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Bessie Carter, Of Richmond, was
china silk gown oyer taffeta. trimmed
ture hat and her flowers were La France
roses. az
Little Miss Helen Bennett. in white
chiffon ACCORDION pleated frock acted as
ring beaver. Mr.. Edward G. FMeeks, bro
thcr of the groom, was best man. and
the ushers were DR.. -William.J. CoWardlll.
OF Richmond: Mr.. Frank Ford, Mr.. Jo-
seph j. Hennelly md Mr.. Henry Parson.
AS the bridal party entered the church
the Lohengrln wedding chorus was sun 6
by a number OF Norfolks most no'ed
singers, who thus complimented the bride,
herself singer, and during the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev. r.
d, Smart. d. D., assisted by Rev. f. N.
Summerel and Rev. Paul Bradley: 20.
Promise Ne, was sung by Miss Hattie
Way. "a.
Tuesday evening at the residence OF the
brldc's parents. No, 1S0 Wood Street: On
their return from a Northern wedding
tour Mr.. and Mrs, Meeks will reside IN
Park Place.
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Torrence-Gilliam.

Especial to The Timea-p lspatch,)
PAhIPLIN CITY. VA. June 1.-THE
home Of Mr.. James II. Gillian was tie
scene scene OF beautiful marriage last We'd
nesdaY AFTERNOON, when his da a I, 81.
Terrence The bridal party entered in
the e fol enIrs e 9rder; With Mr. cowper
Glenn; Miss Lee Rice, with Mr. Lawrence
Gillian; Miss Mary Gilllam. with Mr..
Henry ellis, and Miss jamie lillian. with
Mr.. Willie BrIghtwell. The bride and
the groom entered ceompanII!ed by Miss
maid. OF honor. with Mr.. Eugene Tor
renee. brother OF the groom who was
pg The bride wore a ruby brooch. which
was present Of tho groom, After the
ceremony the bridal party drove q, e. d TIE
supper supp, was served, and dancing was en-
gagged in.until Y O'clock, Z. I, f. e
bride. otficiated, and Mr.. Scott Rice.
uncle of the bride, was master q tcere-
monies, Mr., and Mrs florence WI make
| their home In Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Rev. W. D.. Smith. the present rector, has re-
signed to take charge Of the church at WIN
chester and will leave July 1st t.. y. Y
.yield OF wheat will not be large. owing to dry
weather during the spring.
Mr. c, T. ;Purks, of King George county. has
purchased OF Mr.. Lawrence Perry his residence
in this city. and Mr. J. Frank Estes. who has
moved to Washington to reside has sold his
residence hereto Mrs. Susan IL. Latimer.
Major Thomas F. Wallace, who was taken
suddenly III Sunday and carried to the Mary
Warrington Hospital, Ia improving rapidly and
expect TO resume his official duties TO -morrow.
w. Maxwell Harris. formerly OF this city,
now travelling with the Faust theatrical troupe
E in Canada, has Instituted suit for divorce
from his wife In the Circuit Court OF Spot
#sylvania county, on the grounds Of abandon
Rev. Joseph Hart has accepted call to The
7pastorate OF Mattaponi Church in King and
Queen county and Wares Church in Essex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
The Lodges Finances.

= The financial receipts Of the Grand
Lodge last year were & $S,230S9 and the
disbursements s7.42s. CO.. leaving % cash
balnce OF 50. 1868. u. IS The total assts
Of the subordina te lodges amount to-
S$76, 40. SO. During the year the orphan
fund was Increased to $l4 ID IS. EN- s
58s The Grand Lodge voted to meet next
year In Greensboro. u, u. NJ i5ts g3$$
4 Tonight was given over to the ORA
5matic Order Of knights OF sKhorassan.
AT Il O clock the business and ceremonial
session of Suez Temple topened In the
hall Of Rathbone, Lodge, No, 81. Nearly
hundred candidates were initiated and
the jolly D. o. X K. made a might Of It.
{ "A recess was taken at 10 o'clock, when
an elegant BANQUET was served.