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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
Centenary of Plzo's Peak Discovery.

Washington, March 1.-The Colorado Springs association, which is preparing to celebrate the centenary of the dis covery of Pike's Peak by Captain Zeb- ulon M. Pike, has made arrangements with the authorities here for a liberal representation of the government on the occasion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
NORMAL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Seven Hundred Pupils in the Four
 Schools of the State.


 Hartford, March 1.-The state board of education returns for the four state normal schools in Danbury, New Ha- ven, New Britain and Willimantic re- spectively, give the following figures concerning the attendance: Danbury school, S4 students from IS rooms, two students from outside of state; New Haven school, 29 students, representing 3S towns, and two students from out the state; New Britain school, 2SS stu dents representing 50 towns and ten students from outside the state; Willi- mantle school 149 students, and two from outside the state, making a total of 700 pupils, of whom IS are from out side of Connecticut.
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VILLAGE DISAPPEARS.
Goes Into Lake-Thousand Inhabi-
 tants Escape.

Rome, March 1.-The village of Tav- ernola, built on the perpendicular cliffs above Lake Iseo, in the province of Brescia, was almost entirely destroyed this morning by the rocks suddenly giving way, apparently because the lake had eaten into the base of the cliffs Fortunately the disaster was preceded by loud, roaring sound which alarmed the one thousand inhabitants in time to make their escape. One fisherman was killed. About two hundred feet of rock and the houses on it were swallowed ur by the lake.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
BACK IN WASHINGTON
LOngworths Arrive from Cuba-He to
 Resume Duties at Capitol.

Washington, March 4.-Representa- tive and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth re- turned to Washington to-day from Cuba, travelling in private car attach ed to regular train of the Southern railway which arrived here at $50 this morning. They were met at the train by MT. Longworth's private secretary and drove immediately to MT. Long worth's residence on Eighteenth street. where they have taken up their home. MT. Longworth will resume at once his legislative duties at the capitol.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
CAR BARNS DESTROYED.
Between Thirty and Forty Cars Cons
 stunned in New York Fire.

New York, March 1.-The 42d street car barns of the Metropolitan Railway company on the Hudson river, were de- stroyed by fire tonight. One man. said to have been an employe of The company lost his life, and several persons were injured, fireman serious ly. Between thirty and forty cars of the Thirty-fourtEp street cross town surface line were in the barns and all were destroyed. The total damage is estimated at more than $200,00O.
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Monarchs May Meet at Breslau.

Berlin. March 1.-The Tageblatt says this morning that Emperor William and King Edward probably will meet at Breslau at the beginning of Septem- Der, when King Edward will be the guest of the emperor at the maneuvers in Silesia.
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or to Meet King Edward.

Madrid, March liking Alfonso and the Dowager Queen Maria Christina, accompanied by the Bishop of Sion, left here to-day for San Sebastian, where they will meet King Edward.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
Portland Feels Earthquake

Portland, Me, March IA distinct earthquake was felt in this city to-day, In several parts of the city the shock was accompanied by rumbling which lasted several seconds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
Six Hundred Carriage and Wagon
 Workers May Quit To-day

AU~uHY
 Boston, March 4.Unless an agree- ment is reached tomorrow morning be- tween the carriage and wagon workers of this city and vicinity and their en- ployers it is expected that 500 men will go out on a strike in the afternoon for a nine-hour day and Saturday half holiday for six months during the year. The annual agreement, which will be presented in the morning for signature also calls for closed shop" which, it is understood, the employers are willing to grant. It is also stated that several employers, not members of the Manu- facturers' association, have signed the agreement.
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4 DRAMATIC SUICIDE.
Accused Member Kills Himself During
 GapOn Inquiry.

St. Petersburg, March 4.-During a meeting to-day of the Father Gapon or ganization, which was Investigating the scandal involving charges of accepting money from the government an accused member dramatically committed sui eide.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05

General Guerra, who was formerly minister of war, was imprisoned by President Castro in November, 1901, be- cause of his alleged participation in a conspiracy against Castro.
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RELEASED BY CASTRO.
General Guerra and Several Other Pos
 Iitical Prisoners

Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, Feb, 2S.-President Castro has released Gen. eral Ramon Guerra and several other political prisoners. The president has gone to Maraicay.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
TO DROP o ULSTER PROCEEDINGS
Kansas Attorney General Makes An-
 nouncement to This Effect.

Topeka, Kan, March Arkansas will drop it's custer proceedings against the Standard Oil company, which have been pending in the supreme court for year. An announcement to this ef- feet was made by Attorney General Coleman last night. He will move the dismissal of the suit when the supreme court convenes for its March sitting to- morrow,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-05
JAP4N,s RAILROAD PROBLEM
Strong Opposition to Naturalization
 Fate of Bill Doubtful

Tokio, March IA bill introduced in the Diet provides for the nationaliza- tion of railways and authorizes the government to compel companies to sell to it at a price based on the cost of building plus twenty fold the aver age profits of the last three years. The bill will be strongly opposed and it's fate is doubtful
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THREATENED sTRIEE1N BOSTON

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Baltic, March A. The heavy rains have caused many bad washouts in this town and also in Scotland, Franklin and Lebanon. The Shetucket river is very higEat. Telephone service is crip- nled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-17
THIRTY jews KILLED
BY MADDENED MOB
Stores Were Pillaged and Put
to the Torch.
useRsWs FLEE FOR REFUGE
r,.,ival of Murder in Progress ana
The Authorities Are Unable to Put
Check to It-Fiehting Is Going on
in Public Thoroushfare.

Ba,ystok, Russia, June ia jew
a. anarchist threw bomb among The
C,r,ys Christi procession which va,
IN progress here today and Killed "r
wounded many persons In cpos,.
ogeace the Christians attacked an
mastered the Jews and demo'.-ao.
their shops. Hundreds of person,
were killed or wounded. AuMc4.
prevail, In the city
The bomb was thrown from The '..
copy Of a house in AleXandrov ,'yro.
A Russian clergyman named Fr|''3"
wa, among the killed.
Immediately after the explosion o..
lew, began to fire with revolver~ i''a
The windows of the house into t.'
crowd. Soldiers Immediately -H'ou@.
Ell the house and fired two v)"yNo u.
10 .Ap Windows. Meanwhile t.' 80.
RACED Christians attacked the Jy"',.
store. in Alexandrov ami N''.
streets. demolishing the fixture, 1i ,
window, and throwing the I'ot, lA.
ii. cutters and beating AMI Mu"y'
H.. he Jews. A crowd Of Jews H..
T. '.c railroad station, pursued ~
o.. mob, which killed many 81 '.r-
there Three Jews WEI tan"a T. ..
second story Windows Of '.. i~''1
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-12-19

win have a position in the
snshs rlsnd store At the upper
work. 6Sx ovens Of the 20t
IN So 0rse of construct3on Will
~ rea ~ to fire up thisweek in
Wis new plant. Prof. y. M.
johnson, formerly of Blacks
burg. Va. is superintendent of
this plant.
j. Nj. Porter. the store book
Keeper, has resigned to accent
q position with the L. S. Steel
Company at Gary, w. Va.
Marion Smith is extra Xmas
clerk for the holidays and
makes q good Santa Claus ..Jr.
IN disposing of the immense
stock old Santa has consigned
here.
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FROM KE0KEE.

keokee, Va, Dec. l7.-Rev
Joseph Graham, Of Jonesville
was here on a business trip q
few days ago.
Travis Olinger, of Olinger
was here few days ago look
ing after a calf trade.
w. f. Thompson, of Penning.
ton Gap, the county surveyor.
was here recently and surveyed
the 500 acre boundary belong
ing to Vincent Boring deceased
His heirs had il surveyed. as il is
reported, and have sold il TO c.
Slemp, member Of Congress
from Big Stone Gap.
Rev. c. A. Barker. of Dry
den, preached some able ser
mons at Pleasant Hill church
recently. Rev. Barker is a great
Baptist revivalist and has ac-
complished much good in these
ends OF the earth. He makes
no war on other religious de-
nominations, but greets them
as friends in the great cause of.
christianity. M
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FROM DRYDEN.

Dryden, Va. Dec. &c. ID
Orr and Robert Wygal were
among those who boarded the
train for Jonesville Monday
morning.
John Van Young is moving
his family to Dryden this week.
Mrs. J u. Johnson and in
FAINT son have been very, III but
are much better at this Writing.
Miss Make Noel, of Jones.
vile, spent Saturday i'm DRYDEN
the guest OF Mrs. Zollie lessee.
Rev. G. +. Steele preached at
the Nj. +. Church Sunday morn
ing and at Greeu Hill in the
afternoon,
Miss Flora. Quinley, the ac-
commodating clerk in J. f.
Wits store AT this place. has
returned from a weeks visit 10
homefolks.
ID. ID. +. Orr. of Big Stone
Gap, is expected in Dryden this
week on professional business.
Dryden needs aresident dentist.
They are wondering. vet at I
the High School why and I
wherefore Inspector Hart did /
not show up on the premises
during his recent visirto Dry
den. They had understood that
he was interested in the public
schools.
Chas. Russell spent Sunday
IN Dryden, the guest Of friends. !
\ number of Greeu Hill folks
were shopping i'm town Satur.
day afternoon.
The school gets Christmas
holiday. The debate Friday
night at the High School was ;
well attended aud much en-. / 1
loyedss' ~Ihe -s''f'lanary Quar-
tette' supplied the music for
the occasion. Dryden is a.music
loving community and particu.
larry appreciates local talent.
The Primary Department will :
give small p hary entrtiei
santa Claus atSchoolr follow
ii bya treat Friday AFTERNOON.
ma four pupils from The High
'chooi department will present .
Dat Christmas Din N a ~ a
aughabic ''coon'F play: ~
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maker is very attractive this
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Mr.. James NJ. Kelly. clerk of
the Court Of Appeals of Virgin
Ia at Wytheville has received
from Mr.. II. Stuart Jones. Clerk
OF the Court of Appeals Of Vir
gina at Richmond, Virginia an
order issued by the court al
Richmond which will be of
much Importance to the attor-
neys OF the State. The order
reads as follows: CAS- confu.
sion and Inconvenience result
from PERMITTING case 10 be sub
mitted with the privilege to at.
torneys 10 file briefs at a future
day, II is now ordered that
cases when called must be heard
upon the briefs then ready or
IN the discretion OF the court be
passed or continued. -Wvtbe.
vile Enterprise.
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Ernest Agee. George Moore, Fl
J. Ayers Will Carnes, DR.. II
c. Rucker, DIR. elmer. DIR
Painter. DR.. James Il. Bulliss
of Louisville. KY. Joseph L
Kelly, of Bristol. Miss Elizabe,ll
Burgess and others.
The bride received a larg.
number of beautiful and costly
presents.
The bride is the eldest daugf
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Bulitt
and is a beautiful and popular
girl. The groom is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Durrett, of
Scottsville. and has a host of
friends here where he made his
home for some years. MIR. Dur
rett has large interests in the
Crozier Iron Furnaces at Roam
oke. where the young couple
viii make their home.
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1,tAA,, .ftll...
FROM ABPAi4ACdi4A.


Sterling Catron spent lasr
Thursday at Wise. ,.
Mrs. +. Schumacher. of Sioux
talk, South Dakota visited her
sister Mrs. Tompkins, the first
of this week.
Misses Horton and Riggs
Were entertained at Mrs. White.
heads at lnman last Wednesday
night. veg
Mrs. III. 5. Owens has de-
cided 10 leave the hotel AT In.
Ietmont January list Mrs
frIce, OF Mendoza, il is thought
will be. her successor.
\ ten months old baby of
Sir. dhd'Afrs. Hayes. of Inman
died last week and was burIed
IN Appalachia.
Mr.. i.ayne, of Norton made
business % trip 20 our town
Sunday and was entcrtained -,
Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. W. +. Lee went To Mid.
diesboro Saturday.
Mrs, Lee has bden quite sick
fora few days.
The Ladies' Social Clnh was /
entertained by Miss Hale last (
Saturday. Subject was trees
Miss Riggs read a quotation ON
trees. Miss Elliott next re,J 4
songs of the trees IN a beaufifuJ
Inapner. Miss Riggs delighted /
Der hearers singing "Tn the /
Shade OF the Old Apple Tree ;
Mrs. Grim read planting the
apple tree. Mrs. Lanier gave y
the pencil tree. Next
anne the questions on trees,
xritten on pretty shaped leaves
Mss Horton answered the
greatest nulpksr aud secured ]
ne prize, apicture--a beautiful Is
pray OF apple blossoms. Word !
cntest, on the word uaturs :
if1s Horton made 22 words IN /.
,cout six minutes, and secured
be second prize. Appetizipy
etreshmeufs were next served / :
M eight ladies assured the ),
ostess their quality was Of the / :
est Color scheme waf rod
nd white. Miss Horton will \
ntertain next. &
There is 20 be an entertain. "
lent Ct the &cKool 6uiIding the J
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FROM EAST STONE GAP

East Stone Gap. Va, Dec. Il
MIR. NJ. +. Hurd invited a few
OF has friends and relatives e.
dine with him Friday. as that
was his forty-fifth birthday.
Inc guests report a pleasant
time.
The NJ. +. Church building
committee met this week and
nave made arrangements 10
begin work on the building
soon.
The Nfoman's Home Mission
Society met with Mrs. Mellow
ell Saturday and had a pleasant
meeting
Miss Maude Riggs spent Sun
day with homefolks.
Mr.. G. +. BIanton spent Sun
day at home.
Mr.. Pierce Mcdowell spent
Sunday in town.
The music department will
give musicale Saturday night
22nd. The following program
will be rendered:
Piano Duet Misses Riggs and
Hurd.
Operctta 10 Girls.
Monologue-Girl.
Vocal Duet-Litt1e boy and
girl.
Hoop March and Drill-l9 /
Girls.
Specialize Request
Trio-Misses Gilly. HurG and
Richmond.
neutrality-suspicious. /
Musical Comedy-"A Scale
With Sharps and Flats Five \
characters.
Chorus-'-Good Night.
Doors open 7:3O, begin s:sa. /,
omission, 10 and % cents. re.
erved seats 30 cents.
There are some speciaIties
which Will bo introduced be
ween acts.
Every one invited to attend
special invitation TO the pa. !
l0ns.
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HATS! hATSn hATSM!

For the next few DAYS | am
going TO close out nv stock of
mi'iinery at and below cost
Now is your time to get your
nice Xmas hat. have a nice
lot of dolls for santa.
j. +. SKERN.
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FROM DORCHESTER.

dorchester, Ea.e' Dec,
The special meetings tina /
have been ini proEfess fcrltbe
past five weeks,were bfouc-ht 20
a close ON Sabbath evesiinpS nth
inst. The 81 persons who hsv,,
come out and protested faith i'm
Christ are steadfast in their de.
termination 60 remain faithful
TO tho vows they have taken
and those who had not been
baptized hard thai rite perform.
ed Sabbath in the prccence ola
large congregations Tho att,
tendance atthesSabbatif School
which has averaged nearly 100
Tor the past eleven months. was
increased to l23 although. ti,a
day was stormy: aud a k,sx,eI
tsiblc rlas> -sf men has ,,eeyt
Formed To be taught i,s Rcy
Thomas saui, aud "A a0omaa's
class IS bcing formed ITO be
taught by Niles Fannie Lang.
den. the earnest ,nissfSas,rv
worker here Evangelist Early
mas gone % another county t6l
Ill an engagement made before
coming TO Dorchester. 4 Singh.
lar feature Of last meeting WAS |
Ine introduction of an old col. |
cred woman known as Aunt
sally Robertson. who rava an
interesting history Of Der life
shat many q the congregational,
were moved 20 exciaim thatt
their prejudice was laid aside
and they could clasp her hand |
Is Christian sister.
q. ~: Ware. formerly of Sto- /.
mega, Va, ia one OF the store
ne,Pers here and he likes Il 90 II
veil that he intends going 10 I.
housekeeping tho f'rst OF the
aew yoar.
Boy Hunter. Formerly ofl
- Va, arrival e0sIs1 MI Il
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CASH JEwELRY STORE.

l have opened a jewelry store
In the room adjoining the hotel
on Wood Avenue. and carry a
full line of all kinds of ieweirv
l also do repairing, and invite
the public 10 call and see me
when i'm need of ANYTHING in
my line. All goods sold strictly
for cash.
ORLANDO AMBURGEY.
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DURaETqe BuLtITT.

d this place, and Mr.. Robert
Neems Durrett, of Roanoke,
on last Wednesday evening at
tie Episcopal Church.
The church was decorated in
festooas of holly and yellow
ribbon and the chancel was
very pretty in green and yellow
with lighted candles and made
a beautiful background for the
wedding party.
Miss Lizzie Polly played the
wedding march a ID during
the ceremony. The Rev. T. S.
Russell, Of Bristol, was the Off
ciating clergyman.
The bridal procession entered
at six O'Clock, preceded by the
two little ribbon girls, Julia
Bullitt, the little sister of the
bride, an d Margaret Petit.
They wore white dresses with
yellow ribbons and slippers.
Then came the bridesmaid and |
groomsmen The first couple
were Miss Matte Bell Bullitt
and Mr.. II. X. McHarg. Jr. /
of Roanoke, followed by Miss 4
Almedia Kunkel, of Pulaski.
and Mr.. r. T. Irvine, Miss vir-
ginia Bullitt and Mr.. T. b.
Goodloe, Miss Sue GoodIoe and
Mr.. J. X Taggart, Miss Esther
Esser, of Dorchester, and Mr..
John Fox, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs James B. Ayers.
The matron Of honor, Mrs.
John Chalkley, a sister Of the
bride, wore a becoming gown {
# white crepe de chene and {
vas followed by Master George I
loore, as ring bearer.
The bride entered with her {
ather, Mr.. J. +. Bunitt, and
vas very beautiful in an ex-
uisite gown of soft white satin I
laborately trimmed with Prin- i
ess lace. Her long veil was f
aught with sprays Of orange Q
lessons and she carried a bou. :
net Of lilies of the valley and !
oses. n
The groom, with his best n
IAN, NJ. Mayo Cabell. of this r
Ity, met the bride at the altar :,
nd Mr.. Russell performed a n
eautful and impressive cere- I,
iony. d
The bridesmaids gowns were G
hite and yellow crepe de chene !,
"a they carried white and n.
Glow chrysanthemums. Mrs. v
lmes b. Ayers was very lovely
her wedding gown of white
&c. Messrs. c. c. Cochran
I'd J. \. l.. Minor acted as
'herS. -
\ large reception followed OF
e wedding at the home of the lfu
ide's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l
+. Bullitt, where the bride .i'
ID groom received the con. m
atuiations of their friends. A 70
! PIP er of oysters, salads.
nches, ices and cakes, was
rved, after which the bride
d goom left on the evening
I'm for a visit 10 New York
The white and yellow color so
acme was carried out i'm the IN, "a
corations, the brides table ~; ~,
lng especially attractive with lot
sc vases Of white and yellow
rysanthemums. In cutting
; brides cake Miss Sue Good. :
cut the ring aud Miss Kunkel ma
, thimble. mo
'eslfes the bridal party the the
ssts ut the house included COY
: and Mrs. John \. Esser. of a.,
rchester, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G mo
Ia - NJ
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4 merry Christmas to all our
Douglas Island news., 1906-10-03

Skagway wants to be the home of a shelter.
 wrangen has come to the front with a hot spring.
 No placer district in Alaska is so accessible as the Yentna.
 A column ad in the Sentinel tells of the resources of Wrangell.
 The skagway public school opened with an increased attendance.
 The A. P. A. cannery at Wrangell packed 36,7Oo eases of salmon this sea son.
 100000 tons of freight was carried to Boring Sea points this year. It will be 100000 next year.
 Father P. H. Turnell, of the Catholic church, has been sent to Valdez to re- main permanently.
 Louis Strauss has been appointed postmaster at Sunrise, Alaska, vice John c. Kopp, resigned.
 Agricultural experiments at Copper Center were failure this year, owing to the damp, cold season.
 Falcon Joslin, president of the Tan ana Mines By, says that the road will be extended ten miles next year.
 A big rush is on from interior points to the Chandlar river, from where re- ports ofrich strikes have been received.
 A Wrangellite named Cook has raised a cabbage that weighs 3319 pounds says the Sentinel. Why don't he Cook it?
 The new government trail between, Valdez and Fairbanks reduces the dis tance between these two points to 373 miles.
 Hydraulic mines near OunFlSe, ou the south side of Turnagain Arm, will produce total of about S30,00O in gold this season.
 Capt. Blodgett of the steamer Toledo reports that he has located mountain of black hematite iron ore few miles from Seldoyia.
 A cabbage weighing 271a pounds has been raised on Bonanza creek in the Klondike. The vegetable is being ship ped out to Vancouver to be placed on exhibition.
 Each year since the discovery of the riches of the Klondike, the croakers have declared that the trade of Alaska would soon fall off. Each year the cold, hard, official facts have confuted and confounded the croakers, for the con- trary is true. Each year sees Alaska's trade increasing.-Seattle P.-I.