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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
NO PEACE
in SIGHT
LONGSHOREMHN'S STRIKE
STILL CONTINUES
Neither the Lake Carriers Association
Nor the Union of LongshOremen APP
pear 30 Be Making Any Effort to
Settle the Strike.

Cleveland May $50 far as could
be learned today there was no disposi-
ton of either the lake carriers or the
officers of the longshoremens union to
take any step with a view to terminal
ing the present marine strike which
has resulted in almost total suspen-
sion of commerce on the great lakes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
GREAT BRITAIN MAY
WALLOP THE TURKS

London, May 3.-'Unless Turkey
quickly withdraws her troops from Ta-
bah, Great Britain will take action
which will bring the sultan TO his
senses" said an official of the foreign
Office.
What action is contemplated is known
only in inner circles, but probably it will
be in the nature of demonstration
by the British Mediterranean fleet al
Turkish ports
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
TO PREVENT
EPIDEMICS
ARMY SURGEONS I'm
CONTROL AT FRISCO
They Are Putting Into Practice I'm the
Stricken City Experiences Learned
In the Big Army Camps to Prevent
Fever.

San Francisco, May 3.-The medical
department of the regular army has
been putting into practice experience
gained in the camps established on the
Atlantic coast during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war The surgeons and the as
sistants who attended the dying and
sick when the typhoid fever apd 9TH
er maladies decimated the regiments
in camp have been safeguarding the
health Of San Francisco's stricken thou
sands ever Since the earthquake.
The laundry in the rear of the gen
eral hospital at Preside took FIRE early
today and was totally destroyed The
flames were extingulshed before they
(Contiuued on PAGE Fourl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
MORE PEOPLE AFTER
BUSTED BOND COMPANY

Chicago, May 3,-Fifty more COM
plainants today entered into the attack
upon the American Reserve Bond Co.
in the United States circuit court. Judge
Bethea alloNed them to file an inter
Yening petition. Their claims against
the company aggregate $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
PoLAND's CONSTITUTION.

Chicago, May 3.The Polanders in
this city are today celebrating the one
hundred and fifteenth anniversary of
the adoption of Poland's constitution.
Many meetings will be held this evening
at which prominent Polish orators will
deliver addresses, among them City
Treasurer John F. Smulski.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
Clark of Montana Announces
He Will Not Seek Reelection

Butte, Mont, May 3.-1n a signed
statement appearing today in The
Butte Miner, his own paper, Senator
w A. Clark Of Montana announces
that he is not candidate for re-elec-
tion to the u. S. senate. He says he
will return to Montana to operate his
interests at the close OF the present
term
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
ConstabuIary Seeks to Round Up
Outlaws in Province Of Cavite

Manila, May 3-Next week force
Of constabulary, acting in conjunction
with Governor Juan Schayek of the
Province Of Cavite, will begin move
ment to capture Montalon and his band
Of outlaws, now located south of that
volcano The authorities predict that
it will be impossible for the bandits and
their leaders to escape on this occasion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
SAME AT RIIFFALO-

Buffalo, n Y, May 3,-The strike
situation at this port is practically un-
changed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
Drummer APPOINTED.

Washington. May 3A ]. Brunner
has been appointed postmaster at Min-
ct N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03

(The local telephone officials report
no one has gone out here. II the
strike does reach North Dakota it will
effect only extension work will
have no bearing on local exchanges ov-
er the state, it is claimed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03
TELEPHONE
MEN STRIKE
ELECTRICIANS ON HELLO
LINES QUIT AT NOON
The Strike Is Reported in st. Paul To
Be General All Over the States of
Minnesota and the Two Dakotas-
2/No Local Action.

". M< ul, May 3.--Electricians em-
Dlo1H = all the telephone companies
doing S>Asiiless in Minnesota, North
and South Dakota went on strike at
noon today About 800 men are in
volved OF which 500 reside or work out
from the twin cities. Failure to agree
on wages and other matters is the
cause OF the strike.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-03

Continued on Page Four)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
". NJ (, I =. Joking.

u, Vi E1 u
One Ind Ell hat young married couple
seem OF one mind don't they? 5.'' J; ! g es;
hers. T. Boston Transcript NH 8 n
Practical Jokl na hat is a prac tical
joke ?'.ss Ono TINT you can sell for q dol
lar and buy bread with tt dge.
ssis,S Why Not the Iceman7t----Mr Sklnnum:
s,'Why are YOU 8lll hiding from Tommy,
Little Lizzie y Tonmy is the blu cher,
come with his bill. hlladelphia Record.
RYE Bridge. '....r hore,a no bridge over the
iIIellespont, rs, unused Hero, and where
there's no bridge, there's no society inlthe
true sense 50 i II just stay on this side
And that was why Leander had TO swim
for PUCK. 3 II Il Y III,
Sympathetic. r. I3rowne:fs little
George got meri torious CONNIE ndation IN
school last Mrs a !lsl :.Y
don't say! y! int ST awful what s.
queer diseases Schild ian K etches In school
8tlesc days r. z ii lade lphin Press!
n Demand Exceeded AL Suppl " Summer
Board err Gust arriy Why when 1
was here last year there were taseo wind
mills, and nOw5I Sc e$ only one. Land ORD
5..Nvell, you see, there wash 'tfwlnd enough
to keep all three going, SO we took q doWI
two,',-FY iegende Bla ter. s NJ, "
III true Enough - q here goes Terrible
Tommy, tho would he champion. Brutal
looking fellow, isn't he Yes. but YOU'D
scarcely expect d prize lighter to $be eth
iereal.'' s'tThat'R so, but after q. coisXest
he frequently has q "a IT &C
phia Press. 5{;s ltys 81 Al q SS8t52sl {si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
.GOvERNOR&HEARS
BOOK. AGENTS 1. J a ! | }
Sitting With tie I'cxt-B oo'klliy
\ Commissioner clccta Books E;| 85B
388for tile Pub1ic Schools. sd
MAN DIES Of B ! o 4! POISON IS o.
Business NJ etis v " orryii.iig Over ',''ta,
tllc# Question Of Triple
Telephone Systems.

fgneel,l 3 r,hn .,tllnea. pLspntch A

(spccnl to Tho Times D snntch.) iii q q
Sg r L1c1CitI {, N. CT, Alis ust III oyernor
SGlennSreturned this morning after IN abb
sencc Of ono Ycok having spent tho first
few days with tho first Regiment at tie
Morchead $encatnpinent and then gono 70
tho western part Of 4 the state, notably
|3IVinstor.sa en-, 1tllan, Jefferson, w ilkes-
|boro. lIe began fitting this morning VIII
I5the state Board OF nduca ton. as 4 Sta. e
foxt book commissioner, he. being chair.
man to llenr tho rgtlinents OF ~,
book publishers and their agents on ~ ~
merits 6Spf tho tex Il books Tered " Tor +
ndoptiot, 10 DO uaed In tho n orth Cares
lima public schools. III jS 45 6 y,
N,rha sittlngs folp hearing arguments WI
continue four days III lie Stat sson'ato
chnmbers rho adoption Will pc 5m Nl'ti
about September LIT and " boot 9 nanp,-
ID Enrc thon to be gotten IN to the &c POSI-
tories Throughout tho state ~ tlilia ~. 49,,
tho opening OF tho schools for TIC y; tl y y
terms. Z, 4, b. /,
IA ME-, =, 81! Johnson, one OF r.ole glts best
3citizons dlad carly tl,is morning Of blood
noison itlu. & tAch set In utter an opera.
tinn l5( n d Wns d monber OF the firm "
Johnson q Johnson, Ice, wood and conl
dehlors, rIe was ono OF the most pINo MI Z
nclt members Of tho IS rst{ 3nptist Civ , ",
being a member OF the board ct %d g ,feV
and treasurer Of the church H e us
wife hut no children. II 9 WAS g pol't
AS yenrs OF age. 81 81 y, v. ,,...
BS Morchuntaof Raleigh are still WTes y !.
ling With tho curse OF a tel,7
mono scrvIca-three separate local III ex-
Changes. There was spoelul u n fEes w
III Tia Merchant Assoc lost ngl.,
called especially for &c tlo 4 look-
Ing I'll tho adoption o. ne COMPANY I y. !,
the local service, hut afte.: ~ q sehel "
discussion or the situation there vas I
long distance message rom parties ~
sterestcd asking that final action pc aue,
ferred until Tuesday, Augls stta ~ =
Tho request wns compiled VI tl. no sth.s
Snent was made US to- what ad ditioEn '.
proposition ID pending II sis reason.pis
certain, however, that there = I. !
$nror3,tosi ton for q fourth COMPANY. =,
looks nov i Ike the citizens generaiy WY
SInn,nnd that the Southern Bell be 4 re-
tanned Wit, some satisfactory =
fiat excessive rates will not 20 cfart 4, !.
whe,, they get the exclusive field as me
EBol Company have a. long d lls'' ~, go
5vica which tho people Of this az ean,
not afford to be deprived OF orEt g nave
c,lt out OF their rcsid cnces or p Gees %
lhusnleSs us 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
The Use Of Ice.

\ Tho use Of ice is one OF the most strlk-
ing customs that has been developed in
America, and to the eyes Of the European
I the custom Is MS unWholesome and un-
wise us It is unusual. A number OF in-f
#teresting observations on the use Of Ice
have been collected by the New York
/ Evening Post. and, though 1t may not be
that the use OF Ice cold drinks are more
healthful, 1t is at least comforting to our
z national pride to know that the fondness
! tor e-wnter is not a new thing under
tho sun, nor arc the attempts made IN
y American cities to pile UP fortunes by
means OF Ice monopoly new phase
u Of human dopravity.
\ There is a verge In Proverbs (xxy.. 49,,
says tho Evening Pogt--"as the cold OF
Z, snow in time OF ma ryrst, so Ia q faithful
II messenger to them that send him
which seems 10 Indicate that the ancient
i Hebrews were II, the habit OF bringing
down snow from the mountains at night.
4 rs the natives OF como parts of Spain do
80 the present day. German historian
has oppressed surprise that no one thought
of celebrating the thousaEdth anniversary
OF the discovery OF the existence Of q
process OF making artificial leo. to which
q native OF 6chleswig named Wulfstan. q
contemporary OF Alfred the Groat, re-
fcrred In report on tho people Of
Eathland, who no said, could place twe
buckets Of water or beer side by sid,
,s and make one OF them freeze In summer
! as easily as In winter. This may hays
been merely a tribal or local secret; bu
we can 60 back S2S years at any rate
Ii and find n state OF affairs not unlike on
OWN, III i Tx n B5
In the year 1875 there appeared a bool
4 on Constantlnople by Solomon schweg
ger who wrote that in the nclghborhoo
81 that city there ware n number OF p!Ia
1 Into which men were liir,'d 10 shovel sno,
II In Winter This hard sns1 into Ice, an
Il In summer It was sawed on In chunk
10 large that horss could carry onl
! J, two and taken to the city, where i wa
sold To the fruit dealers. Whoever buy
a glass OF sherbst or Cruel buys also
lump OF Ice. and throws It IN. or else h
walks along the street and sucks the lc,
1t cost O. daily half q Thalar, or, II J.
had guests, two Thalers. TO keep htInse
Z supplied with ice.'' Tho Ice was place
a on Gnsks; SO an to make cool drsri
.for there nIe no deep cellars. as in op
country, Schweig ger's further Remark
sxpla,a the hixa Gee of fills popula
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
KILLINGS NeWEPoern.:

8 The full text OF Rudyard Kipling's re-
cent poem in the London Standard iH
circulating through the American Press.
rather because OF Its author $ fame than
Of It's ownsintrinsic merit. Here u jls ;$jS!d
WILL ENGLAND MAKE no sIGN?s3
The shame OF An,ajuba Fill ~
Lie heavy on our line.
But here Is shame completer still, k5s
5G And England makes mo sign. VA 81 }sl
4 Unchallenged, in the market place ~
OF Freedoms chosen land.
Our rulers pass our rule and race
Into the strangers hand. @
Al a great price you loosed the yoke
Meath which our brethren lay.
(Your dead that perlshed ore twas broke
s Are scarcely dust to-day.
Think you We freed them at that price
Wake, or your toll Is vain Ii, \
Our rulers jugglingly devise
To sell them back as gain q. X
Back to the ancient bitterness
Ye ended once for ALL NJ mi
Back to oppression mono may guess
Who have not borne Its thrall--&
lack to the slough Of their despond, NJ H
Helots anew. held fast
BY England's seal upon the bond
As Hclots to the last
What is their sin that they are made
Rehclion's lawful prey3 t$55544 i l
This Is their sin: that. oft betrayed, a
They did not oft betray;
That to their hurt they kept their vows
That for their faith they died.
God help them. Children OF Our House
Whom England hath denied
w. /. b ~ = . y j I II
But we-what God shall turn our doom
What blessing dare We claim,
Who slay a nation In the womb
To crown tricksteTs gamer
Who came before amazed mankind,
Forsworn In party felld.
\ And search the forms OF law to bind
| Our blood to seryitude.
Now, even now. before you learn
How near we broke our trust; M
Now. even now. ere we return
Dominion TO the dust, IF
Now--ers the Gates CT Mercy close
Forever 'gainst the line M
That sells itH son to serve Its foev-- H
VIII England make no slgn7 5i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

roniinodlty single Pas lin svtis known q
l5inake DIS much is so. 600 v tlucats a. year
but OF Ills Ice pits, while tl,a i,tonts \ q
tho Stiitntli who also sold Ice and st,o II,
SS,riuat be !iicaic,ilable 4 III "
30 tho ex. May ora OF / N III YORK was not
|Itho ffat Grulcrl ,vlo ssw HIS main eharce
|8ln the too pits, Who her 11iropoj likes
|itht American custom or not, II haa lcirfit-
|8ed to prepare such dotlraclsa a. tho
American tourist desires ana ice-wnt A'r
can nov he linn Ii, European ,lotcls n q t
MI cxtrn chni K. ma ,vo ma yet DO able !,
To- llnxe Iced liz on tnp III America, md I
III Sd, make otir shes md customs Sef *
.fective In 11urope. Many a ITO wever, ro--53
main at home. and tor them II is ' *
very Important question whether their bel 8
phSsical we'll being ii not seriously d1tr'-
ngedab pouring pints o. melted Ice t sEEt
ono,s throat, Under the nllurinE and - dis
gliisng taste Of some sodn- ter I fo c'l'
tain favor. "A b q matter Of fact, CUP
cf yvosk hot tea does more to inllay thirst
Sthan ii barrel office-water but the psy, q
cholosical attraction OF the idea OF cold Old;
hess makes II put leo even In ~ our ten
and cotree. For those who will ,'so cooled
water, better health md more B com fort
can, safely be promised. 53ts8 We have al
ready suggested, ms does the Y Evening
Post that | would be wall 70 htoac the the
use Of tho porous jug for cooling water water,
which tas been 50 long one Of tho bless \, 49,
slt,gs Of the hot Oriental 8countrie BY
oven this will not keep tho milk pt,re for
Tho babies, md, whether, a5'wo learn 70
drink our water cool or Iced, we will |
probably nevcr find my substitute-rfor
refrigeration 4 the milk Is to be kepEt
pure. IA NJ " nj 81 ~ 81
4 For the sake Of tho babies and tho
sick whether leo j Is abused by the AVE-
rage citizen or not no charity is more
essential than the Ice Mission during the
heated season., and practiclng abstemi-
BUSINESS IN ones own Use should only
emphasize the needs Of those who are
unable to supply themselves with the
necessary comfort and convenience
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22


Hdered himself here to tho officers as
dcserter, and asked to be sent back 70
Ii the ship, Captain Dillingham;, the COM
#mnnder, was not ficd. z
lB$ Mr. Jack I3oulwnre has purc hased g
Colonel Il. ID. Cole a handsome building
\ lot on Washington Avenue. on when s.l
f he will erect a mod ern Srcsid ence' 8 VI !, S
Fl Extcnslye improvements are 70 PC q, mus
TO the Methodist Church. when VIZ mass aas.
Vi Il ore az the most Y attractive In the city,
FSt, Georges Episcopal Church ~ l1sof
being substantially improved &,
Tho Uppcryille Colt and Horse snow
has elected $yYilllam Fletcher, PRESIDENT
Z Colonel r. TT. Dulaney, Yice-presldent;
n M. Gochnauer, secretary and trca surer.
After all the expenses OF tho recent snow
were paid, balance Z was i lett ~ tho
e treasury, Y, u. Il, !. ~. /. ].
The Maryland ylrgin Y, ana Delawara
Railway Company recent ~ g.lye y CONS
,,,imnntarv excursion TO the Baptist SUM
AM school OF JrbaIna$ on the steamer
+ potomac from Urbanna to Tapp ahannock
M Mr. q. II, Hurkamp. Of Boscobel."
mar this city, has shipped his fine race 4
I horses Lila Woodland and Harry Bay lor,l
Ia Maryland to take part In q numbeE
Of races ip that State 3.5
REV. Thomas Wood. who was kills
ed sunday by his horse in Baltimore
county, Nd, while on his way to I'LL
an appointment to preach. was q brother
in-law OF Mr.. John @. Melville, OF tho
Melville Nyoolen Mills Of this city.
8 George ". CLANCY, q young man. Of
this city, has started out 10 walk FROM
Shere to the Natural Bridge, He III
averaging nineteen miles % day, The trip,
Us for pleasure,
Rev r. 3. 9peYanlt, Of Richmond county,
ana Miss Helen A.. Oldham, OF Paola,
Kan, will be married In the latter placs (
sto-norrow, They I Will reside in Rich-i
mond county, In the Mort hern N eck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
MINNIE NADD.EL:IL|
DROWNED. III / |: J. III:
such the Verdictof the coroner's'
Jury Which I !: e ii gated ';a't':'1|1
the Case.
sr " n, Ia 1,he Ta,nles. pIMatoh,

J
q OLDsB ORC. N. J, Il August 21,--rh hl
mystery surrounding the case Of Mis- Miss
Minnie Waddell, whose body was found
In mari Iiole near Fremont yesterday
morning, has been partially cleare up
by the rendering Of verdict byl the
coroners Jury, who decided late t., Ia !,
night that tho young lady committed
suicide by drowning. 81
This verdict was reached only after
careful consideration Of all the evidence
that could be obtained. There was no.
thing to substantlatoEth the first report that
the young lady was murdered ~ However.
there Is still something strange about the
{ case. No cause whatever has been as
gsigned for the rash act. fs.iiss
SS Her, family are Frustrated over IA her
death, and know OF nothing that could
have induced her to take her own life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
INJUNCTION CASE.
5Goldsboro Citizens Divided on
s.5 Location for Depot.
(speclal to the Times- D lspatch.,

Especial 10 The Times DLspatch.) II \
GOLDsBORO. NJ c., August q The
injunction proceedings OF the Union Pas
senger Depot case viii Come up before
Judge Webb during the present session
OF Superior Court. Mr.. =. II. B Busbee, Of
Raleigh, representing the Southern Rail
road, was In the city to-day, and was
allowed to present his side Of the case
before Judge webb. Mr.. Brsbee could
not remain until the case canlo up. b
1t will he remembered that certain clt!--t
zens OF the city objected 70 the location
OF tho depot selected by the railroads. and
approved by the Corporation Commisslo
and have made appl lcation for q restrain
Ing order, which was granted. q
NJ There are large number OF citizens
who have Interested themselves IN both
sides OF tho case. 3. 81 itf g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
4 WHILE
SAVING HIS 5 BROTHER ||.|'|. J. !. | ] !
Rescued the Younger Boy and
Was Then Swept q
Away. .$
(sn4cIal q r,ho Times- DlppaLtclL J

11y sRsseoIRs 5 n, a. August 2l,-Arthur
,f4rnIv' tho thirteen-ycar-old son Of Dep.
NV Sheriff Henry Grady, was drowned
while in bathing In Little River ]. TINS !,
q fternoon. He was in swimming with q
number OF boys, all younger than ne was,
rho water where lie was drowned was 9
about ylx feet deep. and, on account o.
q frasfet In tho river, the current was ,
unusually strong, lie had Just rescued 9
his younger brother from IRON drowning WISH
Tha river where he was drowned -
about q mile and q half from The city,
ana IN few minutes there were q huns
fdred people on the scene assisting III
Erasnltllg the body, The ne s spread very
1rapidly, and the streets were lined with
1er,ll as the lifeless body Of the boy
yYu carried IN q wagon to the home on
John Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Henderson improvements.

IH Especial u The T1mcs- IJlEph1cH,J3 ~ p
4 HEN DERsi)N, NJ g., August 91,--Thhe
Catholcs OF Henderson have pure hased
n beautiful lot, and Will in the near
future erect most substantial edit flee, .
Drs i. A. IIarris, u, n. Tucker and
r.. ]. fall have also purchased a lot ana
will erect modern sanitArlum, when
Will be Of great Importance to the town
and Vicinity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
4 DIsFIGURED oR5 LIFE:
Engineer ked Down ~ IN. II lis =
Cabs by Projection,
(speclul IA mo ,r.i,ness;Dt ispa1t1eEf' :

F,5E ffpe nl 10 NhO -. s
spEN GIC Il, c August 81 Eng tneer
Robert g. james, ot Spencer w Y, sers-
ously3 hurt late last night seven vel miles
vest OF Salisbury BY rIs head 81. striking !s
n proj tion over the track Mr. a 9 g =
was running pAsse,i ger train ~. ~. a. !. 8
while watching the track In front o MS y !,
locomotive was knocked senselcss ~ MS MS
cab. :. 1. j, e III, IL
51vill \ disngure him for life, par Of MS
nose being knocked off and his face badly
fgashel. A85i tt.3l9 4 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Special Criminal Court.

Especial to The Times Dspatc temp :,
Il GREENSBORO N, G., August 2l,--
BY request Of tho county commssi oners,
Governor Glenn has called "a special term
OF auilford Supreme Court. to follow
the regular ono week criminal term OF
the week beginning September 18th,
There are now thirty prisoners In jail,
and, Including the three In the peniten.,
tiary at Raleigh for safekeepins. eight
Te charged with murder or conspiracy
+ I'd, murder, another case being for h'gh-
way robbery. All are negroes. s9s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Guhernatorial Amenities.

Editor OF The Times Ispatch!
Gsir,-Wouldn't it be ms pertinent for the
Governor Of South Carolina 10 say TO-
the Governor Of North Carolina, instead
Of "a long time between drinks, that
1T Is very short time between lynch
ings? 3
Richmond, Va. i 5ss{F n 533ff !S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
HUFFORDBELL
"A Dinwiddie Couple HE e
Gretna Green.

Especial to The Tmes-D 1spat ch.)
rs WELDON, N. a., August 2l,--Mr. Peter
y. IIuHord and Miss F1ossie g. Bel, both
OF Dinwidde Courthouse. Va. were mar
ried here today by Rev. T, 4 N, stowbnlll.
Mr.. IIuford is a prosperous farmer, and
his fair bride Is Just eighteen. pretty
and ACCOMPLISHED 3f u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Al Cloudbu,rst,

fRDeciai 10 THO Times D!spa tch,)
cloudburst occurred hero thla afternoon.
at 2 o'clock. The streets were Hooded,
and railroad tracks On the yards were
completely submerged. Crops were conri
sideIably, damaged. "a y