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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Bic N~orkaeminnuna.
Guttipirune, @adstbmmsb eoinsuns:a uas
EuSbarfeit Der &orteiGe.


Die &ortinbuftrie, 10 i9reibt Die
3eitf9rift nytatur uno &ultur," miro
sinen rleue1 @ufiGnang nebmen, nad>
oem ss our9 elm neues 8erfabren mDgz
lid ~eepprOen lit, 9r0Bsrs @egenfdnoe
aus fleinert &orfbru9ftiden sufam<
men5ufesen. 0aour9 miro ni4t nur
Die 9erfteuune bon 70 grobsn Gerdtben
ermD9li9t, pie tie aus einem Stiid
bisber tibt berfertiet perOen fonnten,
ipn0ern es hietet ii9 audi 9slegenbeit,
Die &ostdbfGGe in sara onbern Ma>
fen ais friiter 81 berpertben. Der
lebtere llmitdno miro baOur9 beions
oers ipibtig, baB Der Sort bon Sag gu
Sag t6turer Miro, einmal neil ii9 Der
8e6orf f~orttpdhreno fteigert, anberfeits,
neil Der Getpinn an &obItpff abnimmt.
Sriiber mar Stalien elm 9auptliefe=
rant bon Sort, aber Elm %uniinniger
@dlibbdu bat sort bereits SEN grDBten
She'll Der berrli6en &orfpGloer ber>
ni5tet. Ser @dnoalismlis bat ii9
nidt ouf cine iibermdBige @usnubuns
Der HinOe bei9rdnft, fOn0ern in man.
diem Propin5en, ipie in &alabrien, bat
man bic gan3en 8dunle abgebduen uno
in !SoI5to5le perpanoslt. @nberspo
bot man fe eefdat, INN ibren rei9en
gebalt an pottaI6e gu setpinnen.
IuBer in Stalien finben fi9 erDbere
8eitdnoe bon &orfpGloern mod in
Spanien uno portugal, in Sraafrei9.
in Mlgier unb Sunis. Sn &leinafien
feblen fie gang. uno in 9rie9enlano
unb Ger eurppdti4en Siirfei finb iie
nur fpGrli9 pprbanben, pbelei9 bas
oOrtige &lima ibrem Wa9stbum GIN
ftig 1T. Die SberflG6e, Die BON BEN
8orfpalbern 6eute mod beOedt ift, pirb
in portusal auf 100000 5sftar eez
f9GBt, in Spanien auf 25O,OOO, in
Mlgier auf 100000 uno in Stalien MIR
mod auf $4,000. WGbreno Spanien
iebt nod idbrli9 $4,000 gentnsr
Sort liefert. lit Die gr5eugunsStaliens
auf 10000 beruntergsgangen, unb sic
Nusfubr betrdgt fir lebteres 2ano
faum mod 100000 Marf. ssser 25.>
100000 Marf fir Spanten. lleberz
baupt lit Die &orfgetpinnung jebt in
erfterem 2anoe muir mod auf @isilien
uno SarOinien einigermaben ertrass
reid, pdbrenb Die groben 8~orfpGlber
in 8alabrien faft bOIig pernidtet fino.
Die &prfeihen errei9en lei6t Elm
@lter BON 200 Sabren uno liefern pdb@
reno ibres Qebens minoeftens je 18
Gentner Sort. sic iinb bon ibrem 80.
Sabre an Dertpertbbar unb geben ale
iieben Sabre cine @rnte. Sir ibr GU
tee Sortfommen lit %inionberbeit bulfas
ntf9er 8oben eeeignet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

un0 gerabe auf SanIibar, mo Der Suls
tan unter enelif9em Yroteftorut mod
nominefle 9errf9aftsre6te %ausibte,
f9ufen fortpG6ren0e Sntriguen INNER
neue &onflitte. !Sier gait es alfo,
einerIeits Die oeuti9en InTprii9e felt
gu pertreten uno anoererfeits nit gez
i6idter 9dnb politii9e Sifferen5en 81
f9li6ten uno gu permeiben. Sn Die
fem Di0eritreit seigte ii9 He9en6erg
ais elm auberorbentli9 gef9idter Si=
plomut, Ser ii9 BEL Seutf9en Inb
@n9linOsrn faft Der elei9sn 8eliebtbeit
erfrepte.
SIN Sabre 1901 tpurbe @ebenbere
&onIul in Mosfau; felt 1905 fun9irte
er aIS Generalfoniul in Wari9au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Srei ,,mutbiae" 9anemirthe.

Cine erg0Bli9e Siebesgei9i9te bat
iiingit in 8reitenba9, @liaB, ansemeine
9eiterfeit erregt. Sin 2anopirtb bDrte
in Der Slide Elm perod9tiees @erdui9,
bon Dem er anfdneli9 glaubte, oab es
bon Der &abe berriibre. Oils er aber
bas &lirren bon Seniterf9eiben bDrte,
ltano ct duf uno bemerfte einen Sieb,
Der gera6e on Ser Mrbeit mar. Gr
f9Iug 2Grm. un0 i'm Gu tparen atpei
Na6barn babel, um oie @erfoleune bes
fliebenoen S9elmes aufaunebmen.
Sn fauSenoem @alopp cling es iiber
Stod unb Stein, tporauf fi9 Der
Tli9tlins ouf Die Strabe besab unb
Sie 9i9tung na9 Miiniter eini9llie.
Die orei Seloen paren INNER oi9t auf
Den 5erfen un0 beruria9ten linn grobe
Mtbembef9peroen.
Gnoli9 in Miiniter ma9te Der Mus>
reiBer in Der Ndbe zines 9artens 9alt
unO ereab fi9 rubie in fein S9idfal.
9o6 nun fiel audi ben brei ber3baften
@erfoleern bas 9ers in Die 9ofen.
Giner i9idte Den anOeren bor, UNI Den
DEB fe%ftSunebmen. So9 ane orsi bat
ten 9lei4 gepaltigen &eipett Dor Res
holber unb Sol6, 70 baB lie f9 be-
gniigten, Den Sieb gu beobadten. @no>
li9 beeaben fi9 ale brei (benn fetnsr
fpoate auein auf Poften bleiben) our
Staotpoliaeifpa9e. Nls bieie aber berz
anfam, mar Der @inbre9er ldnsit mnz
erfannt iiber ale Berae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Sic 0eifternieac.

Sin mertpiir6iges Snfett bat ii9
tpG6renb 6er lebten Sabre in Ser @ta6t
Birmingham, England, etngebiirgert
un0 lit BORT almGli1 gu elmer fpabren
peIt geipproen. Gs lit cine feline peibe
Sliege, Die i'm Golt nit oem Ndn1er
9eiiter< pber G9neefliege be8ei9net
pirb un0 Die @spG6sbGuIer BON Sir
ming6am in unge6euren W2engen beimz
iu9t. Sa5 feline Sbier 5eigt cine
eigent6iimli6e @erfpan6ti6aft nit sen
8lattz uno S6ilolduien. Sem garlses
2e6en berbringt es duf Der llnterfeite
Der @lGtter bon pflansen, inbem IS
feline gier sunG6it duf bie unteren
8lGtter nieberleat, Damn immer peiter
Bis CUR SpiBe binaufiteigt. @epObns
li9 ftnoen fid Die gter in unregelmGs
bigen @ruppen ron Z bis 9; lie iinb
fe6r feline, eldtte, bur6i6einenoe, etz
mas Idnslide 80rper, Die aamdlig bon
elmer fat tpeiBen in cine erinGibe unS
nd9 orei Dis bier Sagen in cine blGus
li3f9par5e Sarbe iiberse6en. sic finb
on ibrem breiteren Gnbe nit einem fur
gen Stiel auf ser unterieite bes 8lats
tes befeitigt. Inter 9la5 per6en tie in
8 ooer 9 Sagen a~us9ebriitet. Sas e6en
gum 9ori9ein eetommene SnIett bat
einen fleinen obalsn &0rper nit 5fpei
f9pan3dbnliGen !Saaren binten, Elm
paar 5iibler om8 opf, brei nod idpa9
enttpidelte 9einpaare, elm paar gro6e
@ugen uno einen ldngen SaugriiFel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Berlin ais SmSuftriefabt.

Na9 Dem iiineit enlightenment Sob
resberi4te Der preubii9en 8eeierunesz
unb GetperberGtbe" nimmt 8reuben.
fofppbl mas Die 3abl Der 5abrifen unb
Der bieien glei9seitelten geperbli6en
@nldgen dnlangt als audi in 8esuq
auf Die 3abl Der inbuitrielen Qrbeiter
Der &eeierun9sbeairf SiiFeloprf nit
1910 Gabriten II. T. m. un6 mebr als
4rbeitern Die erfte Gtene elm,
9lei9 an Stpeiter Steae aber folgt Der
2anoespoli5eibe5irf Berlin NIT rurS
$4,000 Nrheitern in 1856 Sabrifen,
pGbrenb Die brittle STEELE Der 8esirf
4rnsbers beanipru9t. @on Sen runo
286,000 Mrbeitern in Berlin paren inn
Sabre 1905 aber nun $4,000 erpad<
feue Wrbeiter.
Iuber ibnen tpur0en bei9Gftiat co.
265 4rbetterinnen (oabpn 35,468 i'm
@lter bon 16 biz 81 Sabren), ferner
1880 junge 2eute bon IA Bis 16 Sab>
rem (9411 mGnnli6e uno 1889 tpeibs
lide) uni. enoli9 As &in6er unter Ia
Sabrsn, cine 3abl, Die freifi9 Der amt
li4e 8eri9t felbft als in Wabrbeit pers
mutbli9 ~ni9t unbetrddtIi9" b0ber
beaeidnet. sSSn gang preuben tparen i'm
Sabre 1905 nod INNER 1852 &inber
unter IA Sabren (gesen 2430 i'm @ors
iabre) In Gabrifen bef9dftist, 6as
beibt na4 ben amtliden, pabrf aeinli9
an nie0rioen GrmitfeIuuuen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

Offtaiere Ser aponi :
den M + E. sSn ser jdpaniz
f4en Marine traren bon oen GGiTfs
offisieren erfter 9laffe i'm Sabre 1895
GOT Sapaner uno AIS I~uslGnoer. Sm
Sobre 1904 ftan6en 1896 sapanern
nur nod 219 Nusldnosr gceeniiber.
Bon Den S9iffsfii6rern paren 1895
227 Sapaner uno 3O8 @usldnoer,
1904 fparen bon osn aapitGnen ATS
Sapaner unb 169 MusfGnoer. On
S4ffsoffiSleren un6 Maihiniiten
5Gblte nan 1895 nod $50 MmslGnoer
uno Abs Sdpdner, 1904 aber nur nod
$40 MusIdnoer unb 1902 Sapaner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

gelanste. Sisier Subrpea mibt 400
SUB in Der 2dnge, iteist Bis gu elmer
9Obe BON 65 Sub empor uno bat cine
8eforberunss 3apaSitdt bon 600
@ebiteln per Sag. Mls 8~etriebsfraff
miro @lettriaitdt perpenoet. Ser @ns
bid oes iIndnterbrodenen Stromes
BON 5ubrtperfen, tpie fie fat serdufd>
los uno obne iidtbare anltrenguns
bon Seiteu Ser pferoe iiber ben betpee=
liden Tabrpss oabingleiten, 1T bon
einaisartieer Wirtung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

Oas Deinfap" bieB &op
Spartel in Marpfto i'm Mltertbume
DeJen ieines Rebenrei9tbums.
Ser .beiItee stein"
Der WobGmme0aner, Der in Der &aata
gu Metfa lisgt. iftein Wleteortein.
s il Den europdi9e Sen
g anifle=M art ftno poris
ano @smbarJ Die pit.igitsn pIdte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
Srrfabrten zines 8 i

Srrfabrten zines gu
r n. Weeen Sabnenflu9t i'm
&udfaue in 8erbinoung nit anberen
Straftbaten tpar ser 6u5ar Mertinat
BON 1. 2eibbufarensHegime bon fei@
ten bes &riesseerit)tes i'm sunni 1903
gu inssefammt flint Sahren 3udtbaus
unb Den iibli9en Nebenftrdfen beriirs
tbeilt tporbea. Ser @nsefGa9te mar su
Der pie0erbplten 6abnenflu1t burd
Die l1ntreue ieiner 8raut peranlabt
pprben. Gin abenteuerliGes 2eben
bate ben Seferteur na9 perf9iebenen
Welttbeilen, unter anberem audi in bic
franaOfii4e Jrembenlegton sebra4t,
biz CT na9 iabrelanser Mbtpefenbeit
bon feinem S9idfal credit puroe.
Na4oem er iiber Die 9Glfte Der Strafe
perbibt bate, purbe linn jiineit Der
&eft i'm @naoentpese erlaFen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
q 6nnen Sic $50 ~ssbraudben
~ an autem Sprfbeil?

ST. 20 in bic fp6dentlide GbidIass5abIuns auf cine
5000 anIeihe fur so Sseden; anosre Setrd9s m
g 8is s5Hn 90 Ss a,9f gbrs m iSe i SianusS, ssISaHns, f8S.
gen, -ginrittuns, 9aeerbaus4G uittinsen, ETC., uHo
mir IaiIen sic i'm Sefibe-
gnaenemmen sic iduIben cine anSabI &ednuussn
gum 8etrase BON $50; tuarnm oas @slo ntdpi p9n tiIs
bprnen, oann baben Sic ~oieieIben ale an etnem Klob?
sic iperoen es uieI leidter finoen on etnem Eiab ju
sahIen aIs al uebreren. Sbre Nn5ahlnrgen tperoen
10 Helm fem, bas SIZE eieielbsn gar ntbt ta9lsa; I'm
pirp iuifen, bas sic @elb seborst haben.
sic erbaIten Sas gelo u6ne ger;6eerun9.
rniere Staten iino iebr md5is.
Genn Sic Iieber monatIid) ober pierteIidbr!ih be
5ahlen 10 ieht bas frei, oenn mir BADEN Honatlt1en
uno pierteli6brIidex 9ablunsspIan uno Sic fonnen
aahIen tuie sic tuplen. 4nleibeu iueroeu in alien
fbeiIen oer Staot semaft, ionic in Sbelbpniue,
~tiHsoiIe, 9ebanon, Roblesoine, @reeucaitle uno allen
anberen Grten BON Suterurban Sahnen bernbrt. Bon
ober Selephene GpsIifatipnen erhalten. prprtpte De
ad,tuna. Seni gle @slo benOthIseI 70 iaael Sis
aus uno ffifen Sic es per Hsft, elmer uulerer A9enteH
ipiro bel Sbnen ppripreden.
Ramen.
Satin Same.
Stra5e uno Summer.
Gtaot.
.....-.........
Setrae sepiuiht.
........ ................
Nean Ipredte Dor poer idreibe on
Snoiana Rprtsase 2Oan Co.,
GtabIirt 1871
9immer 4 Qpmbaro 8ebduoe,
24h on @aibiustpu Strabe,
Beibe Telephone 32se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

GER &Dnis." ni9t Sire"
ooer rMajeitdt." miro Der nue. R0nis
bon Norspeaen Biz iest nod aneere6et.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24
&rebS SpeaiaIiR.

or. Sotuarb, iber breiBie Sabre erfoIsreihe Rrebss
~ 8ebonslune tn indianapolis. Office ia Sho
Snincis Stra5e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

@inen d Deren spIbe<
Siege1rins nit Der Sn@
f6rift: Napoleon @mpereur 1865"
fan0 man auf einem Mder in Merrz
leben, Propin5 Sadfen. Der Stein
mar berloren eesansen. Die 5oRung
aber mod gut erbalten. DermutbIid
bet Der Rins einem an Der S1la9t Bel
2ansenfalad I'M Sabre 1866 betbeilist
gepefenen bOberen bannoDerfhen Diff
aier gebOrt, Der Jpn eelesentli4 Der
Barrier Notwithstanding i'm Sabre
1855 bonn &aifer Napoleon gum Sc
f9ent erbielt. Sn manufactured Rdbe
Der Gun6ftene bat in Der Na4t BON
26. gum 81. Suri 1866 cine bdnnos
perfhe Brigaoe kitpafirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

Grebs furirt pbne Meier. Srauen78raufheiten cine
SS Spe5ialitdt. u. N. BuIa, R. 3, g. y. Brig
BAN, @. O., 1877 q. Sninpis Str.
Sbpne 1927 Main, indianapolis, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-24

R}ir leiben geIo aut RbbsIn unb giauos, obut bies
I'd islben nessuuebmsu. ebsnfo AMI ubrsH une
9inmnnttn.
Central 2oan Co.. 2os state sife RIbe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
HOWARDsvILLE.
(snccial 70 rbe Times Dlspa tch..

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.l
HOwARDSV1LLE, VA, May IA
"sllver tea" was given at the Riverside
Library on last Wednesday afternoon
and was much enjoyed by all who were
present The contributions were very lib.
eral and will be used In purchasing new
books.
Mrs r. NJ. Logan has recently donated
a box OF books to the library.
Mrs A. f. Brady. who has been Wis
fling friends in Wheeling, W. Vas re.
turned home several days ago. accom-
panied by her nephew. Master Richard
Hlldreth.
Mrs snowden, OF Richmond, is visit.
ing nt "AIgoma." the home of General
r. NJ Logan.
Misses Berthe and Gretchen Noting are
entertaining a house party from Rich.
mond at "Monticola," their beautiful
country home.
Mr.. Harmer Gilmer, OF Philadelphia, is
spending the week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Gilmer.
4 Mr.. H. Crowder and Bros. have opened
furniture store In this town. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
charged for all these articles unless
panied item to each customer

Baltimore, Md; b, Lapdaur. Baltlmors,
Md; w. +. snead, Jr, Clarksvllle, Va;
e. II. Daniel, Virginia. Christopher F..
johnson, Richmond, VA; y. Lichtenstein,
Richmond, Va; Miss Lichtenstein, Rich
mond, Vn,;J. C, Miller, Ashland, Kya Or.
j. A. Drake, Jr, Clnrksvlle, Va; 3. II.
Walker Drapersvlle. Va. Miss Mary
Hardy Chase City. VA; j. S. Borden.
Red Dirt Va, Miss Wilson, Chase CITY.
Va: j. NJ, Currin, oxford, N, g.: M. Ct.
Bruce. Virginia; NJ. G, Mann, Manches,
ter. Va; l., Gordon Walker, Louisyille.3
Ky; S. r. Padgett. Richmond, va; Dr.
stuart Mcclure, Richmond, Va.i ". III.
Pettus and wife, brakes Branch, Ya,i
W. a. Woodson. Roanoke, Va; F, Is.
Borden. Goldsboro. n. c.; w. ], Sum-,
Baltimore Nd; Mrs, Peter Hall, and
Miss Elinor Hail, Ridgefeld. N, j.; y. b..
Barr, Roadlng, Pa; Charles a. Bartlan,
philadelphia, Pa; w. Fl, Nicholson,
North Carolina; William II. Doweese.,
Nd; John G. Harris, South Boston, Va.;
II. Is. Mercercair. Bnshamton. N, .Y.;i
r., l., Rand, Raleigh, N, q; ~ u, Card
ner. New York. II. p, Burwell. New
York; u. w. Schiller, New Yorka Miss
l.. n. Weis, Norfolk. Val Chancey
smith, Atlanta, Ga; +. Toplemnn, North
Carolina; T., l., Stern, V!rsinia; Mrs, ri,
NJ. Elicit, two children and nurse, spray
N. O.; j. I.andener, Blat. Md; Guy y.
schenrode. baltimore, Md, u isssl
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dressed In princess gown of radlun1
and carried lilies of the valley, Imme-
dlately after the ceremony the happy
couple left for their future yhome In JEFF
ferson, The bride Is one of Mecklen-
.burg's most accomplished young women
and the groom Q proninent young httor-
nay and candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress IN ms district, !.
Mrs. Gillespie Badler. entertained at
Whist "Wednesday afternoon compiill,,
nrentary to Mrs, A., II. Harris. who VIII
leave Charlotte shortly to make her home
in Philadelphia.
4, ;: wiliams q Nor nsa t. va Il were : &c
O'clock IN Steele, Creek ptETesbyter.i a.
church. Rev. ?, II. Gwynn, tho pastor,
odelating, Following ne q, ceremony 8, the he
wedding party drove to ChaEotte, where
a reception was tendsssge,l the happy
couple at tho home of Mr.. AND Mrs, G.: a.
seahorn, on North College Street. The
bride Is tho charming daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs, 4: II, Wiliamson' prosperous;
the groom a former charlotte boy, now
engaged In business IN Norfolk,
The engagement of Prot. A. G. Ran
dolph and Miss Lily sandlfer OF sandl-
fer, this county. has been announced.
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Grace
Harding Houston, to Mr.. Edward Grimes
Mullen. The wedding will take place the
evening of June 27th
The conrH,encements Of the two wo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Stanton Weddings.
Especial to The r,mcz-Dtspatch.,

N sTAUNToN, VA. May l2,-sllss IRA
NJ. Borden and Mr.. James A. Hunter
were married at the home OF the bride
In Augusta county Thursday. After the
ceremony the bride and groom drove to
Stanton where they took the East bound
train for Washington. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Brnker. The bride.
who s very handsome. is n daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Borden. The groom
Is son OF Mr.. Samuel Hunter. They will
reside near Laurel Hill, Augusta county.
A number OF people came In from the
county on Wednesday, to witness n double
marriage. First was Miss Belle @. Brad
ley and Mr.. Samuel w. Groach. who were
married by Rev. a. M. Fraser, OF the
First Presbyterian Church. Tho cere-
mony took place In the circuit clerks
office. Tho other couple were Miss Lem
F. Bradley. and Mr.. Bonj. II. Despar,
who were married By Rev. Fraser at the
manse.
Miss Rosa A. Rose and Mr.. Walter A.
ZImbro. both OF Augusta county. were
married Wednesday evening ut the resi-
ience OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Floyd, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
charming young ladies has Joined her
mother, Mrs. w. II, Clark, at the Neck

charming young ladies has Joined her
mother, Mrs. w. II, Clark, at the Neck
lenburg and will spend tho summer hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r, Potty1ohn and
daughter, Of Lynchburg, are recent val
liable acquisitions.
Mrs D. X, burton, a charming matron
of Houston, Va, Ia now numbered
among the guests,
Mrs Peter Hall, and Miss Elinor Hall,
OF Ridyetleld, N, j., arrived this week.
and will spend some Time
Mr.. Frank X, Borde, Of Goldsboro,
N, c., was over for u few days this
week, TO visit Mrs, Borden, who Is stop
ping Mt the Mecklenburg.
Mrs. r.. Nj, Ellett and two daushters
of Spray, N. c., are stlll here,
Miss IL. II, Weiss, of Norfolk, Va
is here for months stay.
Mr., d. I.ichtensten and daughter MISS
Lchtenstein OF Richmond. are among
tho arrivals of the past week,
Mr.. j. Nj, Currin, of Oxford, \, g., IS
n guest at the Meckenburs,
Among recent arrivals, are Miss E.lsen
M, Clark, Wilson, N. G.; A. Il. IraHofu'
Richmond. Va; Sam Isenan. Richmond,
VA; George G. Frlend, Richmond, Val
w, o, Williams, Danville. Va; =, q
Epes, Blackstone, Va, John r. fetur
john, wife and daughteG Lynchburs'
va; Mrs, D. Is. HurtonrA M isaac
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Creme, va.
Special 10 rhe Times Dispatch. J

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
CREtYE, VA, May 12--rhe NottoWay
and Lunenburg Presbyterian churches are
preparing for n camp meeting TO be held
ut fottoway Falls from July 81, August
3D., Roanoke Presbytery stands adjourn
ed to meet at this place at that time.
a committee composed Of representa-
tivcs from the different churches, has
lately held d meeting here for the perfoct-
Ing arrangements. A number OF noted
ministers and Sunday-school workers.
have been invited TO take part IN tho
programme, and mitch Interest ls belns
manifested by the people In general.
Miss Florence Wilson, whose school OF
art has beer 30 wonderfully successful
during the past session, is now conduct
a Ing an exhibit, much to the grntifica ton
OF her pupils, whose beautiful work
must be seen to be appreciated. The ex-
libit closes the 10th OF this month.
The public school closes tho 18th Of
this month. Professor Hood and his EN-.
Client corps Of teachers are busy getting
ready, for the cofninenceinen exercises
which promises to be OF ar Immensely In.
tercsting nature.
Mrs. Mary Luton has lately visited
Church Roads. Mrs. Ira H. Chaudler an
aunt Of the lost Luna Joyner, accompa-
MED her home.
In speaking Of tho lost child she OK.
pressed the hope of seeing her some day.
Mrs. j. Cant. Of Church Roads has also
visited Mrs. Luton lately.
Mrs. NJ. Ferguson, OF Louisville, ky.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
r. Lockct.
Rev. j. W. 1lincheloe, OF the Baptist
Church, Is attending the missionary con-
ference at Chattanooga.
Mrs. Kincheloe Is visiting her parents
IN Washington.
Mrs. j. w. Kidd Ia also IN attendance
at conference. as n delegate from the
missionary society here.
Mrs. James Price, OF Columbia, s. ca,
!, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Hasper.
Mrs. J. Williams. who for several years
has successfully taught music here, has
moved TO blackstone TO live.
Mr.. J. Ellis. who for the pnst year
has been bookkeeping for Jones and Har-
per. clothlers. has accepted n position In
Richmond, and moved his family there
Miss Maud Luton has entered a hospi.
tai In Petersburg. to be trained for q
nurse.
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Jacobs 9 Levy,
7O5 East Broad.

stanton. Rev. q. w. stover performed
the ceremony Mrs Ernest Wilson, OF
Fort Spring. sister Of the bride. was ma
iron of honor, and Mr.. jack Via, OF
CraIssvIlle. best man. They will make
3ther lone at Craixsvile, Va, after q
short bridal tour.
Miss Lula Brooks was married on
Thursday to Mr.. David Cain. the cerc-
rnony taking place at the residence or,
and performed by Rev. ]. c. CARRIER.
The bride looked very handsome IN her
pure white costume, Including white Dun
kard bonnet. Mr.. and Mrs Cain left for
Western bridal trip.
Miss n. HELEN stockdale, and Mr.. III.
r. WILKINSON, were married Thursday
evening at the home OF the bride. 2l3
5Fayette Street by Rev. G, W. Slower. Az
ter the ceremony, supper was served. .
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CHARLOTTE, N. c.
,snecinl 10 The TImes- Dispatch.)

| (specinl to The Tmes-Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTE. N. c., May le-One OF
the most charming social events OF tho
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs, r., g.
Stokes at her home on North College
Street in honor Of her daughter. Mrs:
Robert w. Stokes. ono Of the BRIDES of
the season The homo was beautifully
decorated with red and white roses and
rod shaded candelabra lent a soft glow
to the surroundings. A number, Of ,promi-
nent society women assisted the hostess
Miss Jean Lafayette Davis and Mr..
Thomas Contee Bowie We're united In
marriage Tuesday evening at the, home
Rev, II. NJ PRESLEY. pastor Of Sugar
Greek Presbyterian church. Miss Louise
Davis was maid OF honor and Mr.. Paul
c., Whitlock best man. The bride was
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THE MECKLENBURG
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CHASE CITY, VA, May 12-With the
advent of May, the scenes shifts, and
tho spring and summer season Is on.
Germans are danced every week from
now throughout the summer and thor
popularity Is attested by tho numbers
that throng the floor.
Many prominent people or Virginia
and North Carolina have engaged board
here for tho summer and others are
coming in, on every train
Riding and driving still take the lead
among the favorlte pnstlmes, although
porch parties are much IN evidence.
whether for bridge, for fancy work or
for gossip.
Major Henry, OF Tazewell county. Is
ono or the honored guests ana has made
many friends by his fine courtesy.
Miss Elton Clark, one OF WILSON'S
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