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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
,,ONTaosEERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
AAO@ TCorrecksA Dally.t

(Corrected Dally.t
These prices are at wholesale and not to
consumerss A .as
pearl Axe; gloss lump sAe; nickel pack
ages So n,,.s -. .AE.
broken 8Mc; Japan 5c.
sait-Idverpooi 81; Virginia soc.
Vineear--Per gallon 14@ 2sc.
IIk QIIMc; choice 12@12Me; fancy asV
14hc. .,- 49,. aa,a
snaps 7c 1900. =. a. -
oil &S.ao.
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TnEAsCRY BALsyCEs.

WashinRton, Sept. Xb.--IUdHyB tFtdsEfy
balances were as follows -.
Gold -. lis, is0.05l
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NEW ORLEANS corroN FUTURES.

New Orleans. Sept. 25.-Cotton futures
eIoskI steady on the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange today. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
,rirne s5c; crude &c fob. mills.
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I'm s.%. Il g. .sS e eisaay- Fs:s.

RIVER FORECAST.
(For Next Two, Dayso
The Coosa will remain stationary. fhe
Alabama will fall very slowly
WEATHER CONDfTIONS.
past "a Hoafs)
High pressure areas cover New Bnsianu
and the middle Atlantic States. and the
North Pacific coast storm centers exist
a. .ha ynner Missouri valley and the east
saIf The weather in the south Atlantic
and gulf states is dominated by the storm
n tha eaet gulf; brisk easterly wfnds are
bIavinx the weather 10 cloudy and rains
(Which were locally heavy In Georgia'
louisiana and Texas have been seneIaL
storm tonight and "wednesday and eleudy
weather. with rain. may be expected.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

New Orleans, Sept. z5.-CIeareu: btFsI
Proteus, ANN, Jacobs New York.
Port Eaas. Sent. eb.-ArrIved: Str, Pres
ton. Nor. IrRens, Port LiInon,
Sailed: sar,, Pathfinder, ANN, Parse
Porto Rico.
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WEATHER CONDfT10Ns.
Tp..k "a Hrfffe.l


Fer the "a Hours EndiaK am. 10Th Me-
MontaomsrY, Ala, Sept, "a. 1905.
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"a stsaav On the New York Cotton Ex-
cHanee today Quotations ranged as foi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
f. F. tombstone & Co.
Cotton Buyers and Warehousenen
Props. wsrehsuse
Cotton Bought at any Point in Aiabama
Storage and Consanmen Solicited Lowest Insurance. b facilities
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local weather Report and River
Bulletin.
United States Department OF Agrfcuitufss
Weather Bureau
LEGAL ObservafisH tCenffal Time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

Grits-per Dbl ss:s5; per sack $40.
Lard-Leaf ioko; compoudn 7Ke; basis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

Kansas City Sept. 25.-Cattle. receipts
100.es- Cows steady; others steady to Ice
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

s--Minimum temperature for the IL hours
ending an -.
x-~Received too late TO be included In dis
tridt average.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
.snecIal to- The Tlmes-Dispatchl

CHATHAM, VA, january 9.-CherburS
cottage, the home OF Frank A. Van pew
James Webster. and james Robb, OF
Langdon, North Dakota. The price paid
was 5000. All of the live. stock ana
farming implements are included. March
first, Mr.. wan sDeuburgt will move TO
Richmond where he has relatives. and 10
give his children good educational adj
Santages.
CHINCOTEAGUE, VA,-Cards are out
announcing the approaching marriage or
Captain William Bruitt. of Greenback-
VILE. Va. and Miss BERTHE Tul, Of Po-
comoke City. Md. January 10th, at the
home of the bride.
FREDERICKSBURG, Vain King
George county. few days ago, Presley
Owens, his wife with babe in arms, and
a nine year old son. We're released from
Iail having served eor term bo OF t we're
tried on another case charged with steal
ing corn, in which IL was also charsed
that the woman was dressed in men
clothes, but they were Judged not guilty
and were dismissed They went forth
from the Courthouse without money,
clothing or shelter.
HAMPTON, NA.-Emlline Saunders;
frozen to death this morning within a
hundred yards of her home near Hamp-
ton
number Of wagons loaded with tobacco,
enroute to Richmond have passed down
the Broad Street road to-day It has
been fine weather for handling it this
week, large quantity has been stripped
In the last two weeks. The prices last
week were mostly satisfactory.
LYNCHBuRG, NA.-The Craddocls Ter.
ry Shoe Company, OF Lynchburg VIII
increase its capital stock from $4,000 to
100000 at an early date. IL is under
stood that the company contemplate the
erection and operation of another fac
tory for manufactory of mems shoes.
as we'll as an addition to the warehouse
of the lower Ninth Street.
A1ONrt'ELIER, HANOVER CO., Va
The store house belonging to the Misses
Jones near this place was burned yes
terday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10

Rice, and his entire stock OF goods. to-
gether with cash on hand, as well as
the building. were lost. There was no
insurance.
from the interstate commerce commits
sion here, addressed to Hon. Edgar
Allen, United States District Attorney,
succeeded by Judge Lewis as district at
torney More than three years ago. COM
mitted suicide in Richmond, shortly after
District Attorney at Richmond. and for
warded from Norfolk to-day.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.-w. e. Bar
rett. member of the House OF Delegates
from this city, stated before leaving for
row offer new Jim Crow street car
bill, taking the matter out OF the hands
Of the beo railway companies The plan used
WHICH the bill Is drawn.
NORFOLK, VA.-Corneltus Portlock the
negro who in December snatched "
purse containing s35 from John F. Pow
Court to-day, for eight years.
PETERSBURG. yA.-Five hundred
and thirteen deaths in Petersburg, dur
Ing 1866 is the tota! number reported
1893 were among the whites. 314 colored.
In 1904, there were Isl deaths among
the whites, 372 colored.
ROANOKE. WA company has bon
organized here to erect a new market
house with capital OF 100000. DR.. JOS.
Gale is president of the company.
SUftOLh, NA.-Convicted of shoplift-
ing yesterday, Spencer Thornton, a 15
year old negro. to-day. in police court In
thirty lashes across his back. with a raw
hide. by Police Chief Brinkey; the boy
groaned In agony and sank down exhaust
ed as the last blows were administered.
This was the first official cowhiding
which has happened here within several
years.
WEST POINT, WA heavy rain
storm set in about Z o'clock in the even-
ing, which turned to n sleat about $3.50.
This morning the ground is well covered
with snow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
TO CATARRH SUFFERERS.
.Hyomel Cures by Breathing MedIeated

Hyomel Cures by Breathing MedIcated
Air.
The popularity and Increase in the sales
OF Hyomei are unique In the annals OF
medicine Such astonishing cures have
been made by this remedy that its sale is
steadily increasing every year.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
$780, and consists Of an inhaler that can
be carried In the vest pocket. a medicine
dropper ana a bottle of IIyomei The in
haler lasts lifetime and II one bottle
does not cure. an extra bottle OF Hyomel
can be obtained for cents. It is tho
most economical of all remedies adver-
tised for the cure OF catarrh. and Is the
only one that follows Nature In her meth
DDS Of treating diseases OF the respiratory
organs.
Breath Through the inhaler for few
minutes four times a day. and your ca
tarrh Is cured. That's all
II you cannot obtain Hyomei of your
dealer, 1t Will be forwarded by mail, post.
age paid, ION receipt OF price Write to-
day for a free sample bottle and consult
tation3blank that Will entitle You to SER
vices OF our medical department without
charge. The r. n. Booth Company,
Hyomel Butldtnsh ithaca, N. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
PEST ISLAND.
Objection to Use of Craney
Island.

Especial to The Dispatchl
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January ".
Attorney George Nelms Wise. represent
Ing A. Brooke Taylor. administrator OF
the estate OF l.. II. Kingman. whose es-
tate comprises considerable properly on
the western shore OF Elizabeth River.
adjoining Craney Island, has addressed
petition to the secretary OF the navy. call.
Ing attention to the fact that Sraney
Island. which was ceded to the Federal
Government, under an act permitting the
government to requir ethe island for
magazine and arsenal purposes; Is now now
beIrig used BY the government and the city
Of Norfolk for harborlng patients IN
fected with contagious diseases.
The petition alleges that hat, the present Il
detriTnentai to the interests of the peti-
toner as we'll as to the shipping interests
OF the port Of Norfolk.
Craney Island was coded to the govern;
ment in 1917, by George D. Wise. ana
other members OF the old Virginia family
OF that name.
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SERIOUS CHARGE
IS PREFERRED
A Restaurant Keeper and Local
Politician Charged With
Criminal Assault.
FATHER sWEAR;s WARRANT
j. Antonio Ambroselli Denies in
Toto the Charges, and De-
clares 1t Is Spite.
FATHER sWEARs WARRANT
]. Antonio Ambroselli Denies in
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)


CHARLoTTEsvILLE. VA. January
"a sensation was created to-day by
the arrest of ]. Antonio Amhroselll, a
restaurant keeper and politician, who
was regarded as competent to carry the
Fourth Ward as he liked. The charge
is the grave one of assault on a fourteen
year-old school girl. Rosa Dudley. In a
back room OF his restaurant at the
Union Station. The warrant was issued
at the instance Of Arthur III. Dudley, a
painter, who lives in the same ward and
who was a political adherent OF the nc
cused.
The preliminary examination was held
this afternoon and attracted q large
crowd. the most of whom were refused
admission to the court room. An effort
was made to even exclude newspaper
men or to pledge them not to publish
any details.
The fathers testimony was to the effect
that the first alleged misconduct was In
the middle OF December, as he had been
informed. 1t seemed incredible to him,
but he resolved to be on the watch, and
on yesterday. when his daughter went
Into Ambrosellis place and did not
promptly return, lie attempted to enter
tho building by a rear door, but was ex-
.uiudea by Ambroselli. the girl In the
meantime leaving the building through
the public room.
The child's testimony. while not entire
" direct and positive. was sufficient to
induce Justice Watson to commit the
accused for the grand jury. Ambroseli
will apply to Judge Morris, Of the
Hastings Court Tomorrow for ball He
denies positively and emphatIcally every
charge alleged against him. lie charges
spite as the motive. and that the child
has Eeen coerced into testlfylng falsely.
The girl attracted much attention in
court on account of her unfortunate posi-
ton. which caused her to weep freauent-
~. and because OF her childish and deli
cate physique Her hair hung down her
back In schoolgirl style and her skirts
fell but little below her knees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
Benevolent Association.

Especial to The Times ispatch.I
PETERSBURG, VA. January s.-Tha
Petersburg Mechanic Benevolent Associa-
ton at It's eighty-first annual meeting last
night elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Hugh r. Smith; yice-presldent, VIII
liam q. Poole; secretary and treasurer.
William H. Baxter: board OF directors. c.
q. Williamson, DIR. T. Jay Burgess, r. Il.
Bru.ett. A. j. Clements. I. W. Mattox,
r. l.. Campbell and James Y Branch
The reports OF the president and score
tary showed dourishing condition Of tho
association, which has flfty-six members.
their guests attended q handsome banquet
at Masonic Hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
CAPT. MARSH INDICTED.
VIM. Gallagher Not An Irishman
But a Subject of Austria.

Special to The Times Dspatch.)
ALEHANDRIA. VA. January s.-An
Indictment was returned against can
tain William Marsh. of the chesapeat,
Bay oyster boat Ethel Ruth. No. 81
charging him with cruelties to william
!. Gallagher. member OF his crew.
1t was alleged that Gallagher had been
beaten. imprisoned and deprived OF food
In the Wiscomico River last fall. Tn.
case came up from Richmond.
1t now turns out that Gallagher is not,
an lrishman, as his name would indicate.
but claims to be an Austrian II would
seem that his claim has some foundation.
for the Austrian Minister at Washington
has Interested himself in the case and 1,
Is understood he will appear in the court
It Alexandria to look after the interest
Of the supposed Austrian with n decided
Irish name. The developments In the case
so far are such as 10 indicate that IL
will turn on the question of peonage 1t
Is certainly case that will attract at
tention in Tidewater. Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
HEAD Of WESTERN
STATE HOSPITAL
DR.. DcJarnette Said to Be the
Most Favored Candidate for
the Position.
THE TEMPERANCE WORKERS
Four Hundred Delegates Expect
ed at the Anti-saloon
Convention.
THE TEMPERANCE WORKERS
Four Hundred Delegates Expect
Especial to The Times-pispatch.)

PETERSBURG, VA, January 9.-Dr j.
ut the Western State Hospital for the
Insane, at Staunton, is considered the
leading candidate for the office of super
intendent of that institution, who will
be elected tomorrow at the regular quar-
terly meeting of the General Hospital
Board OF the state, at the Central State
Hospital near this city. DR.. George S.
Walker, first assistant physician at the
Staunton institution, is also a candi-
date.
Many admirers of DIR. William F. Drew
ry, of this city. who is superintendent Of
the Central Hospital, and one of the
most skilful and successful alienists In
the country, regard his election as very
probable decision of the General Board,
but 1t is understood that DR.. Drewry
would not accept the honor under the
present circumstances.
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.
More than four hundred delegates from
all sections Of Virginia, and many promi-
nent temperance workers from other
States. are expected at the fifth annual
convention Of 1.-The Ant-Saloon League Of
Virginia, which will meet in the First
Baptist Church here Tuesday evening.
January 10th. and hold morning, after
noon and evening sessions until Thursday
evening, January 18th. Clergymen. evan
gelists and many laymen and representa-
tives of organizations cooperating with
the league will address the convention
and join in the general review of work
and plans of campaign against the liquor
traffic.
AFFILIATED BODIES.
Among the affiliated bodies which will
be represented are the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, Independent Order
of Good Templars, Rechabites, and Sons
of Sobriety.
Active preparations for the convention
are being made by the local league urller
the supervision of the following officers:
Chairman, Rev. DR.. w. G. Taylor. pastor
of the First Baptist Church; Treasurer,
james Fl. Gray; Secretary, James Harrl-
son. Rev. ]. w. Eure, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Matoaca. is one Of
the most earnest and Interested workers
in the organization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
NORFOLK ADDS
GEM TO |TS. Grown
4 -7
Berkeley, With Ten Thousand
People, Is Formally Annexed
to Larger City.
SWEPT BY FEARFUL GALE
"
Grew of Five-Maste,l Schooner
Taken Off by Brseclies
J. Buoy.
SWEPT BY FEARFUL GALE
Special to The rlmes.Dspatch.)

,snec,,, 10 The Times.pispatch.)
"a ,.,,,rv park,ev
NoiNr LIN -,
q suburban town OF lo'VV inraN'ahts'
Z wis formally annexed to Norfolk as the
Berk,ev Ward this AFTERNOON by the
80. rh,,,,. c.rna,t s,,,,ro IN
oius' - 'uuss 80 - !. ~.
the Norfoik county circuit court ms
city Is to expend In Berkeley Ward each
year for. five years $1,000, and TO pro-
,,ido Tor ~. ,srr,nr,, toLe, IN =, aoon
as possible. elsh' paia l'remen, one SER
geant OF ponce and nine palroltnen.
Nortolk ID 10 assume @s1V0 OF i've per
cent. ponds ISSUED by Tie schooi poaro
OF washington District. ana 5000 as the
snare OF the town OF Berkley In the dept
VI Norioik count!
SHIP o.s SHORE.
Inc virginia ana North caroilna COASTS
were swept by severe gale iast night'
INC wind reaching velocity oil forty.
two miles IN hour at Cape Hatteras and
~
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INTERESTING FACTS

For Nearly Every Man, Woman or Child.
"A short time ago wo published an
article recommending to our readers the
new discovery for the euro OF Dyspepsia.
called stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and the
claim then made regarding the wonderful
curative properties Of the remedy have
been abundantly sustained by the facts.
People who were cautious about trying
new remedies advertised in the newspa-
pers. and were finally induced to givc Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets O trial. were CUR
prlsed and delighted at the results. Iii
many cases a single package. costing but
80 cents at any drug store. made com-
plete cure. and In every instance tho niost
beneficial results were reported. From n
hundred or more received we have space
to publish only a few of the latest but
ass4lrN our readers we receive so many
commentators letters that We shall pub
lish each week a fresh list of genuine,
unsolicited testimonials. and nsyer pubs
lish the same one twice.
From james YemmelsIer. I.aGTosse.
Wis.,: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
doing me more good than anything over
tried, and was SO pleased at results that
II gave away several boxes to my friends.
who have also had the same benefits.
From Jacob Anthony, Portmurray. New
Jersey: have taken Stunrt's Dyspepsia
'IaDletS -Wltn tne f3peSl results. "a i h&ts
Dyspepsia for six years and had taken
great deal OF medicine, burt the Tablets
seem to take a right hold, and l feel good.
I am farmer and lime burner. and !
heartily recommend to everyone who has
any trouble with his stomach to use these
Tablets. 81
From Mrs, M, *. West. Preston, Mimi:
have received surprisingly good effects
from using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets,
gave one half OF my last box to a friend.
who also suffered from indigestion. and
she had the same good results.
From Mrs, Agnes f. Ralston, Cadillac.
Mich: have been taking Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets and am very much better
and feel very grateful for the great benettsS
1 have received in SO short a tine
Stuart,s Dyspepsia Tablets ara a certain
cure for all forms OF Indigestion. They
are not claimed to be a cure-ail. hut are
prepared for stomach troubles only, nt.sl
physicians and druggists everywhere rea-
ommend them to all persona suffering
from Nervous Dyspepsia, sour or acid
stomach. heartburn, hloating or wind ON
ntomach and similar disorders, 81 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
SNOW STORM HINDERS
THE F|REMEN At WORK
The Jones Tannery Partially De-
stroyed BY
Fire.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

PETERSBURG, VA, January 9.-The
w. N, Jones Company's tannery, on tho
Norfolk and Western Railroad, near the
head of Old street, was partially de-
stroyed last night by u fire of unknown
origin, entailing loss which is believed
to be covered by an insurance of twenty
thousand dollars.
A heavy snow storm and high wind
greatly hampered the work OF the fire
men, and the upper floors of the building,
with their contents. We're destroyed; but
the lower floor, containing the machinery,
was saved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
Colonel Goode Improving

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SKIPWITTI, VA, January 9t-Colonel !
Thomas Goode h,U been confined to his
house and bed for some time with q very
painful disease, ItEis r.c,w hoped that ne
is convalescent.
I Mr.. George Carter and Miss Mollie
week and were married, returning yes
terday. They expect to make their home
in this county, x rs ID
last night turned into snow furry about
midnight.
Mr., John Thomas. Of Bullock. N, G., is
visiting his parents. ,sls5 i5
q Mr.. e.. p. Pittard passed through here
on his way ia athax nointz Yastard alI.>
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Plecker-H arbinson.
The mes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch2
sTAUNToN, VA, January s--Mr. Lew
Mary @ HARRISON, OF Nation, ILL.,, were
married here this morning. The bride Il
& and the groom so. The ceremony was
performed II the parloTs Of the 1e E "a
THE bride said they met at the ST. Louis
Exposition two years ago and since have
kent nm {, continual correspondence, and
as they were to reside in Augu 81, county, uis
here last night and registered at the
Eakleton. They left for their future home,
Rridgewater, this evening, where they
viii be welcomed by large waiting
Mr. Mr. Plecker is very popular in this sec
ton of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
Huse-Prince.
necial Ia rhe Times-Dispatc

-17T ISptCTHI 70 TT = =. 81,
ROANOKE, VA. January s.|M ~, WI,
Rover manager of the Southern Dis.
nate and Miss Hazel Prince, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ash NJ. Prince,
we're married tonight at G 11e M mncs
of the BRIDE assisted by Rev. w. S.
Neighbors, oiticiating. Mr.. Ernest Hooge
was best man and Miss Lucille Prince,
sister Of the bride, maid Of honor. mshe err
zer. Walter Gillespie and D. w. Reed.
A reception followed at the home Of me ne
bride, the couple leaving at midnight Tor
Richmond, Norfolk and other cities.
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The Worlds Week of PRAYER.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. J

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WEST POINT, VA, anuary 9.-The
Baptist and Episcopal Churches are OBJ
serving the Worlds Week OF Prayer.
Bishop Gibson conducted the. services at
St. Johns Episcopal Church Sunday
morning and night. Misses Willie Fill
and Julia Jennings were confirmed Rev.
Dr. w. p. Evans, of Monumental Church,
Richmond, Va. conducted the exercises
last night. The Episcopal Church has
been repaired, added to and beautifed
and was used on Sunday for the first
time for several months. Rev. c. v.
Waugh, d. D., pastor of the Baptist
Church. is conducting the services with
his people,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
BANK MEETING.
Phenomenal Success of Virginia
National. Of Petersburg.
(special to zinc mes.plspatchl

Special to The Times-D ispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, January e.-The
annual meeting of stockholders of the
Virginia National Bank was held to-day
after the first six months of business.
II semi-anual dividend of three per cent.
was declared, leaving a surplus of $4,000.
and 1900 in undivided profits. The stock.
holders unanimously reelected the fol-
loving directors: C. C. Alley, e. ].
Collins, Jacob Coleman, P. Fleetwood
J. A. Gill. II. Heinemann. H. F. Munt,
I. B. Machin, NV. Z. Poole. Bartlett
Roper. NJ. r. saal. j. wv, Seward, Au-
gustus Wright who subsequently, re-.
elected the following officers: President.
Augustus Wright, Vice-President, j. w.
seward; Cashier. Walter sparklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
McIntire-Shelton.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,1
T LYNCHBURG. VA, January "a
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs,
james I. Shelton. on Rivermont Avenue,
when Miss Julia Gill Shelton became the
wife Of Fl. j.. b. McEntire, OF Mont
Formed Inv Rev. DR.. C. C. Kelly pastor of
Court Street Methodist Church. Mr.. Nc
Entire was former1x a resilient OF this
city, but he is now cashier OF the traction
lines in Montgomery. The couple left for
that city yesterday afternoon,t and will
reside there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-10
,ney Refunded for All Purchases Not Satisfactory.
nder Rear. Admirals Evans and Davis,

under Rear. Admirals Evans and Davis,
composing the flower OF the American
navy, were at anchor in Hampton Roads
during last nights gale They rode
through the storm in safety, and the Ala
bana this forenoon weighed. anchor in
the Roads and proceeded for the Norfolk
Navy Yard. flying the pennant of an ad-
mral She came for repairs to the gun
and several plates, which We're injured
in the collision in the New York harbor
Sunday.
She will be detained at the yard ten
days.