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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
WANTED AT MADISON.
George Beshara and His Niece
Arrested on Serious Charge.
From Fridays Dali

From Fridays Dali
! Chief Donahue Yesterday received a
, telephone message from Sheriff Ellick-
son of Madison, Lac .qui Parle county
asking him to arrest George Beshara
The latter was taken into custody, and
Sheriff Ellickson arrived on the seven
o'clock train and also took Miss Mary
Beshara into custody, the charge in each
case being the abandonment of child.
On June 18th last a child was born
to Il young Syrian woman near Madison.
and the family where the young woman
was staying prepared clothes for the
little stranger. The day after the birth
the parents disappeared, and three days
later the child was found in grove of
trees, where it had been abandoned by
| its heartless mother. 1t had been there
| for three days, but still lived, and is do
ing nicely yet. George Beshara and his
niece, Mary Beshara of this city, are
charged with being the parents of the
child. They, deny the charge and claim
to know nothing about it, but the Off
GERS say that the proof seems to be of
the strongest kind.
George Beshara is brother of Joseph
Beshara, the Syrian merchant, and is
twenty eight years old, while the young
woman is Joseph Beshara's daughter
Mary Beshara Is but sixteen years of
age. The couple have been away more
or less, reldling. The last time that
they went away was June 10th, and
the rcs;rrcd to Mankato July 3rd.
Joseph Beshara is shocked by the ar.
rest Of his daughter and brother on such
a charge, having lad no knowledge that
such thing was readinG. He believes
that there is a mistake somewhere and
that his relatives are Innocent and he
accompanied them to Ma lison this morn,
inc
The clothing found on the body has
been identified by the family That fur
nished it. and George BeshaIa is well
known around Madison doctor who
was present at the time Of the birth of
the Child is expected to Identify his pa
tent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
Gree Press, June 20, July g. IS, 1860
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNT.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF

ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNT.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF
Blue Earth-ss In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Edwin
ID. Steel deceased
On reading and filing the petition or
Nelson Steel and c. ID. Snow. admins
traitors of the estate of Edwin Steel de-
ceased. representing. among other things.
that they have fully administered said
estate and praying that a time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing the
final account of their administration. ana
for the assignment of the residue OF Sald
estate to the parties entitled thereto by
law:
1t is ordered that said account be eN-
amined. and petition heard by this Court,
on Monday the 23rd day of July. a. ID.
1906, at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the Probate
Office, in the City of Mankato. in said
County
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given TO all peronS interested
by publishing copy of this order once
i'm each week, for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in the Man
kato Free Press weekly newspaper
printed and published at Mankato. IN
said County.
Dated at the CITY of Mankato the 10th
day of June A. ID. 1906.
BY the Court.
(Probate Court Seal)
WIN r. HUGHES.
Judge of Probate.
H. l.. &c j. w. Schmitt, Attys
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
Sold His Farm.

From fridays Daily.
Dr. Il. w. Andrews has sold his farm
of fourteen acres in Belgrade township.
adjoining North Mankato, to F.. Fletcher
for $3.50. The sale was made through
the agency of Christensen q johnson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
Murder at MelrOse.

From Fridays Daily.
Nelrosp. this state. was the scene of
a murder on July 4. A fellow named
Bonsell killed an old man named Mich
ael O'Connor. Bonsell is would be
prize fighter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
VERNON CENTER SOClAlS
Event Given In Honor OF Mrs. w. L
Case, Laeies' Aid Supper.


From Fridays Daily.
The afternoon tea given at the home
of Mrs. W. L. Case, last Friday, in honor
of Mrs. Graves of Laco, Maine, who IS
here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. c.
S. Nickerson, was a social success. All
present had very enjoyable time. At
five ice cream, Strawberries and cake
was served.
The Ladies' Aid supper given at the
home of Mrs. John Buck last Wednesday
was the biggest success of the season. A
very fine supper was served and over
seventy assembled to partake of the
same.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
Second Petition Filed.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
The second petition to remove the
county seat from Jackson, to Lakelield
was filed yesterday with the county ar-
ditor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. T.. w. GROVES signature is
on each box Csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
TO
LEAD | DEMOCRATS |: 4 ! | D ||' !.
Emory Likely to Be Nominated
at Convention il Pennsy II
yania p day. a II....l
E(By Associated \ Press


II HARRISBURG, 81 \ P AZ, NJ Tune 8 x6. Tho;
Democratic State Convention, which
meets here to-morrow 70 M animate c,:di-
dates for n Governor and other state
officials, viii probably erect fusion with
the Lincoln party Cnde pendent hepup.ltt ,
CAM II and the Prohibitionists agairlst Y ci
regular Republican candidates. There
are two factions among the Democrats
-one favoring fusion with g str ira. l
Democrat to head # tlet ticket. and 81 the
other & favoring fusion sl with Frederick
Emory, the Lincoln party cand idate Tor
Governor. State sena tor W d = - ~
wall lis the candi Ia te of Il st1 tfNt
Democrats and has enders Sof the elf-
dorsernent OF National .S Comn1itte en1an
$James NE Guffey, Z who Is opposed 70 " e.
#iEg anyone but O. Demo crat at the Slisdt
sof a fusion tic ket.5 3s &. 7. II .
% careful canvass OF the 81 uatio Y -. -.
night indicates that Emory will PROF. Oily
be nominated. III The sentiment has lt'een
running in favor OF Emory all DDS dna
his friends claim he will carry the c ,oi-
ntion. si5s .fl (. . !,
Dewall's cause has been YEA kened u by me IN
nbsen ce y of v olnl,5
81 rded as his most influential supper ter,
and It is not known definitely Il ne will
come at all. The makeup Z Of the = E
mainder ,of the ticket will depend lare'ely
upon the result Of the contest Tor coy Gov
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

AsI11NGT ron, p. 9. June 20 s-B 5l ls g q
ness was written oil over tho doings OF
tho House to-day, forcing the conclusioh
that leaders see early adjournment In
prospect. II The early morning hour was
given over 4 TO tho pnssng e OF Senate bills
by unanimous consent, and the agree
smentEto conference reports the mill tary5
academy appropriation bill and the bill
for the protection OF n ga ra Fails being
among the measures which received their
finishing touches The omnibus public
building bill, carrying In round numbers
81 600, 900, known as the pork bill,99I
was considered and passed In one hour.as
The general deficiency Bill was then
taken up and progress made after the
general debate ceased ~ was under
consideration Until 4 8 D clock, when the
House took d recess until 8 P. NJ, the
night session being held for general de-s
bate on the bill to amend the adminis-
.trationS OF the custom laws. This Is am
other way OF saying that political
speeches Would again be In order to-s
night. Mr. Boutell. OF Illinois. replied to
the tariff speeches Of Mr.. Villains. OF
mississippi, and Mr.. Ralney, Of Illinois,
Mr. spiglt, sof MtssisHippl. addressed the
House on the Merchant Marine, sS
SS Tho HOUSE passed the Senate bill
which repeats the so-callc3 81 81 our la W
by. fixing the maximum Oh ee:ilie in transit
for. stock at ae hours. upon the written
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
CHECK ON BIDS. \.
But Bonaparte Will Not Not Inter
fere This Time.
S(By Associated Press

.WAsHTN GToN, D. JunsS q. AS 3; g
check Il pom the bids opened last Saturday i'
for the construction Of the y ooo ton or, bat
Secretary Bonaparte has secured permits
for the construction OF such. ships from ,I
the New York and Mare Island navy
yards. /, ... e. !, !. 9, J,
The Mare Island consid erably sund g
bids the New York yard notwithst !, a. 9
d,frerential Of per- cent, In favor OF
the California shipbuilding compa =, y. t.
meet the increased cost OF structural 81 steer
on on the coast. The Mare Island bid .tor3
such a shtp was 1857. "a. %, end the New New
York bid was 81. o73. 645. .8S u I. n n
While tho lowest OF these bids Is q
l,ttla more than 500, 900 in excess OF the
lowest bid from the private shipbuilding;
concerns, IT lis still consld erably below
the majority OF such bids, The secre tary
az the Navy, under the law, Is authorized
to have a ship constructed at agnayy yard
II he regards the private bidssas 5exorbi-5
tant. but 1t is not believed at the depart
ment that he Will d o so In this case. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
= n,oclol n 8The 'Tim,e,ss-Dispatch

gG( Especial to The 1imes-Dlspal .sF33{
l WASHINGTON ID CT, JSne z6.-T ne.
Toxic and Guam offices Of the CONNER 1nnrtf'';
ycial Pacific Gable Conn any are IN COM COM
,municat by the new cable. Messages 's' g's
between the president of the y United mite
States and the Emperor Of "a pa \ !. = nave
Pncif1c and the encircing Of the coast Sof
1astern Asia BY an all-Ameri lean ca Die
is thus conplet 81 3E5 as;2 55t !.
No American 4! nterprise Fhas appealed
40 powerfully as this to the stat es me
and merchants 2of j pan, and every sttag
5nf$&its ~ progress has \, been wa tc ed W
them with Eians intensity 81 sln terest OF
which people in the United is States have
but u faint concept ion. he original Oh
ferEto$ construct ~ ca BILE from san Frran-
cisco TOT Manila without 5sgoNernmen AID
Or subsidy was made by Mr. ] ohnEssN.NY5.
NIackay To- the Hon!9 Johht Secretary mr.
a state. Oh August 90. 4 901.s44 p was "A g
Splain proposition made by q man OF IN : :
doubted responsibility and of long ex-
Sperienco with submarine cables, to d 90
that which no Their to person had
ever offered n to do, and which the gov
iernment Itself was unwilling to do.
IN 1t had, nevertheless, to & encounte OPP
positionEinS Congress and i I was notsuntil
June II. 1902, III that this opposi ton a was
f1nallyi silenced !sA IJnd erred I, however BY
spossibleSl legia.a tive N Com
naercial Ga Bis ordered s.r's
the n cons tructi 81 II Of the cable and Eor
the very day on ich the bill wa 81 lsill5-
ed .5whicl proposed to commit the govern
81ne,1t of the United sta es to 4 the work
OF laying a ca BILE sa a cross the Pacific
Ocean n It was announced that !, 065 M u
Etical miles Of, the cable which was to
be laid between San F cisco and Homo
lulu had been manufactured, and that
the work OF making the BILE wa 8 pro-
ceeding at the rate OF twenty sly miles
per day.sty II yiaytt Va II ss "a
BY the end Of J une. s. 9os, The last sec
8tionS OF the cable to Manila vas landed
at 4 Honolulu, and the entire line from,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
4 Session 81 TIE Senate.

\ ,vAsH1N GRO ], d c., June q. ---.A tter
two org three more ssoeechcss on the COM
ference report on the raj road rate blu,
the Senate to-day sent the bill back ito.
conference. again designa ting Senators
5Tilman, Elkins and g c,ullom ne con
ferees. During the day s.St he naval ap-
preparation bill. which has been in coll
ference for several weeks, was finally
passed. the Senate receding from itst
amendment concerning the naval train
Ing station at Port Royal 8. e. which
was the only itern remaining In contro-
fYersy. IN re fs K . 3, 81
4 & The most Interesting incident Of the
day was a conhia over motion by
Senator La Toilette to enter non the!
consideration Of the ! bill limiting to 10
hours the time railroad employees en-
gagged IN the movement Of trains may
( be \ employed secutively. There was
great difficult IN securing @ voting quo
rum. but the requisite number was ulti-
Sniately obtained. Several speeches were
made OH tho bill. ri; & & N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
MASTER S.OP'.|| 1 | /. ! N
ADOPTED BY COURT
Decision in Henric 8 Bankruptcy
Case That Bee ONES a Lega1 IN
I. Pre- dent. III


The advance sheets Of the Federal FlssS
porter this week contain the opinio
5Claude NJ Dean, as special nlaste rsSsi MI
the case Of II. ST.; A. iontagu ban ksa
.rupt OF 4FIenrico county, which II opinion
was adop ted by Judge yyaddl II as & the;
decision OF the court. The poin tIl.ss
5yolved will appear from the ~ q bus con-;
tanned In the report OF the ca So VIII icl1E iss
as follows: q ...Ba nkrup tcy---Yo bile SfprHrs
ference-f failure to record BILL of ga s5
"A bankrupt a @year or more n pr or To-
his bankruptcy ma de IA bill Of sale $toS hiSs
father, to whom he was ndabted M 70 X aaIss
steam launch to be delivered abou threaH
months thereafter. Ri It was SO de- iVersdTs
but the bill OF sale was not record led I'M
shortly before the petition IN voluntary
bankruptcy was filed, when the Y father
knew It was In contemplation and sw hem
the bankrupt was solvent. cid th nsl
under Code OF Virginia. 1904 sector A6sts
which provides that n bill OF sale fqE
property, possession OF which Is q loWst1#
to remain with the grantor, shall be- yotd dg
as to creditors 4untll and except 'front.'
time" 1t is recorded the bill.o sale. dsd
not take effect as a transfer un III si 81
vas recorded, and that such n transfer
constituted voidable preference dsrss
bankruptcy act. 1898, section % " and sbp.aI
{as amended In 1908. MI
The publisher OF the Report err 6 g pub
licatlon In which opinions OF the ssdtfrs
ferent United States courts are Tenorted.s
deemlng this opinion Of Special fastsFsh
Dean Of great Importance, will publishS|
Il in the one hundred and fortyrth irds
volume OF the Federal Reporter, s3srhlss
Is, indeed, a compliment TO- the ypup1s
attorney, and a tribute to his legal ABILITY n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
MAY
REPLY TO ATTACK A ] !! G.
Bailey Stirred Up by Magazine
Article, Prep barring f Hit 35s
55 5s is5. II. 3 ck. n III

4 Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)
s sI WASHINGTON. p. c., June 2s. sena-.
I tor Bailey will probably make a speech
tomorrow y in reply 70 the Il ticles ~
David Graham Phillips In Il the current
number OF the Metropolitan Magazine, IN
which the Texan Senator is charged with
being owned by the Standard OIL. The
charge Is: accompanied y by a mass OF
alleged proof *
Senator Bailey told x a friend tonight
that he thought OF making the speech
to-day. and that lille 4 he y thought lt
likely lie would make q rep y tomorrow,
lie dee,de Some "a
friends are advising him to max n some II e
reply 10 the charges which e ppear,edt IN
the series OF articles Phillips is contrib
tutng to the mae game under II the q title
OF 'The Treason Of the Senate. Other
friends are advising Mr.. Bailey to 4 pay
no attention to the article. II ls prob.a--i
! bio that he will make a reply on the
\ floor OF the Senate. 4i
Senator Spencer was Il at tackled rs IN II q
recent article in the series mentioned
He 2is also thinking OF making a reply.
Senator Nelson W. s. Aldrlch z was hi also
the subject Of a. very vivid Il Write-up
by Phillips In the same series. Mr.. AZ
6drich misunderstood to have told a. friend
that the article only amused. to$ Il
Senator E1kins As to be the subject Of
the next article by Phillips. but as Con-
gress Will have adjourned " hen It ap-
pears, the West Virginia senat tor q Will
not have time to make q speech In de-
tense at this session. And the 4 Legislat-
5ture whchB1s to elect a Soma tor In West
Virginia will have been chosen before
Congress meets gain. {3B $a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
MISS BlAK LEAVES | ' !
VIRGINIA HOSPITAL.
Resigned SUPPLEMENTARY to- Go
to FloridaMiss Feamster
Fills Place Temporarily

Miss Katherine Blake. former. superr-
tendent OF the Yirginin 4 II ospltal W has
given up her office there and gone 4 10 10
Florida, where b she VIII live With her
uncle In private life.
Miss Croft, from the hospital on Black Biz, 't
wells Island, N y, has been chosen 70 70
succeed her, She will take up her duties
here In August. Miss Croft Is q Southern THE!
lady, but received her training n th ~
North. ~ IL e 50 ~ a III WI 1E
aIa During the interim the superint tendency n
lis being fllled by q very competecnt young
graduate OF the Virginia Hosplta u Tr raw
Ing school--Nlss Ophelia NJ. Feamster.
Miss Feamster graduated With the .htgtl-
est honors OF her class at the closing
exercises last MONTH and the early honor
conferred upon her speaks we'll for he ''3
ability. 4, 4,
Miss Blake's sudden leaving 81 I, the
!ptals and medical fraternity In y Rlch =
tmond, yf III 81 Il y S,ss VA "a "a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
GREAT AMERICANC CABLE ''ss sSyfs
BRIDGING OCEAN COMPLE7l1sEy
Messages Exchanged Between q United stafss
and Emperor Of sful lerminati
Of Great Enterprise 'a assa5

San Francisco to the Phil ipp line 1siar1
a distance Of over eight thousand mile NH M
vas succe ully scomple ed 8 That LEV
say. within eighteen months a. teriis thA III
signing Is Of the & contract an teEpritSS
vas executed which has no para lel
the history OF & ocean telegra plysssaI ha
route followed is$unique for 8l ts "A LACY 81
ma tural stations, and not onl verse;
the greatest bted wa ste ~ VIatefS
on the globe, but has to deal WI sianss
depths much grea ter han an
encountered KS
The MESA sc Which wa sen
4th, 1908. BY President &; Roosey elt h s
the world, by the comp ted line Ntlia
5Coinmerclals Cable compan n IN and JitsYG
Meeting lines etween IIurope and ALA s
~ entR by the Postal elegraph Company ~
land lines from q ster Bay tol San
cisco, thence by the Comme a!. hlgss
slime to Honolulu, MI g anlssSa
Manila. From M anila 4 to Hone kong ON n
$miral Dewey cut In 1893 ;sf rom Hong konsss
sitwent to saig to singa pore. q Penang
to Madras. to- Bonn ba u to 8Ad len. to8 sue1.
TO Alexandria to M al to, ilbra
Lisbon, ~ to the Azores, is and thence 1Ss
Oyster Bay Be ween Hons kong and sSSss
Azores the trans twas by fore gn$sc anles.s
&and the shortening g Of tran spac ficssc ontss
Htions and Of ctnal SE q Isl ance,
inferred from It'll VI seoli
HAD %to be- tax en- BY n e P resd den SssS
ge "a its Id h,eWard sssS
&erll Asia.
8Ss "a tier comrnunlc ton with N an la syyas
established, III there renal ned the ta f
extending the ll-Amer can q eli Ga hlesSs
\ to China. This was compl ted by April
nth 81 OF the present y !, III =
y tSpaA
tension Of the cable to pan.
less than five years since the e rat
manicationf Of John w M aclSa stNE tss,t
ecretary Of q State d the creates sSff slngths
ocean cable enterprise In the asworl ,Asss|
been brought to successfu lf ternina tion:5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
PUlAJANGCH|EF.S.
81 ri [: Arms.
n u
Last 81 Revolutio ea ,,5l' Hi
sCebu Taken by American
Ss Const bulary. N S5,
LINE SHOWS LOCAI ION
~ pROpOSED DARxN CANAL
l,t. . l,,} Z B ~ /.
s(By Associated Press. }

Ns
MANILA. June 26-The 2 ajane lead a
ers Quentin ana Adva have 81 RENDERED
to the government or lcers the con g.
stabulary. These ere the, last q the
men arrayed aga!ns ! the Aniss ricansI IN ;l1
the Island Of Cebu, The r hes and al1,mu-
niton $of the men sof tn 9 band were also
surrendered. M Isl
:8WAsHINGTON,5J June 2e S. Tibet Two lead d.
ers, Quientin and SAdva, have made
trouble In Y Cebu for several years At
one time theyttoo the oath OF allegiance
and were employed by the American
army as guides, but they proved 80 IN
trustworthy that mo- confid ence# could be
placed in. them Comm n as were offered
them BY the insurgents, and they violated
their oaths and Joined the enemy IL Ill Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Saturday Half-Holidays.
Ipy A ssociated R Press

'--- 1By -11S5ocfdtcu-r ----
WASHINGTON, D. Gu June s8.-satur-
day half-holidays during the months O.
July, August and September nave D9e g
granted BY President Roosevelt to skilled
mechanics and lahorers, and to al e en-
.rloyes in the classified service at navy "a,
Yards and naval stations 81 the United tlil
States n The same is extended I'm ]. an
5other7 &, general order to " the skilled
n,schu.,ics laborers ana emplo IN
the classified service OF the government n
printing Office OF this city. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Washington Affairs.
from Our Regular Correspondent.

.us5B (FrOm HOuFE HesuldE3Co It cs poAooHt W 70
d! WASHINGTON D. CT June 82s,-7-l'at-
e,nts issued -Virginia: John Cahill.
Norfolk, shuttera Henry G. Niche, Jr,,
arlottesville. hypodern,ic syringe case;
Jas. F. Moss, Palmyra, shipping crate;
John S. Parrish, shadwell. washing ma
chine. Jno. w. Payne, Crewe, hood or
shield FOR locomotive cab windows q Geo.
Is. Seward, I IIol comb g Rock, carbon
holder for electric furnac es; N Nm. w.
sykes, Manchester, mail catcher
,9 North Capolina-Cha P. Husband,
Charlotte. window blind slat-fastener;,
Alonzo c. Campbell, 4; Asheytlle. Jig or
concen traitor; Joseph a =, Hoyle. lL.etha.
churn operating 81 echanism; Jas NJ r..
Huey, Charlotte. conf lnation rule 8. Hay
wood w. AfcKinne Fingston, means for
protecting ships from fire; Alexander
0verby, Walnut Cove, churning nlachine;
Jno. M. Powell. Potecasi. electric time
signal. lsi l, j s. I, Z. \. ss
Lacrosse, route /. Newton Banes, car
riera Henry copeley subs dilute Mar
7tinswtlle. route 1, Henry r, soultz, carr
riar. Benz. f. soultz, substitute.
n North Carolina hoskle. route 4, Jas,
II, Copeland carrier; Jas. NeWsome,
substitute. jamestown, route ], Jno. w,
Lindey. carriers Luther hendrix,
substitute. X Il y b ss r.
t:s$$ TO Undergo Operation, vi
Dr. J. Boiling Jones. Of PETERSBURG, Is
al the Memorial Hospital to undergo an
operation, 81 !,
Memorial Hospital, from the Union Theo oi'
logical Seminary, to receive Urea tnleht. \
7. g. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Birdsong-Tav e q err

q y Especial 4 to The Times plspa tch. |ISs
NORFOLK, VA June 90 M iss julia
Lupton Tavenner. daughter OF Mr. ailAs
Mrs. j. Y. Tavenner, Of this 81
married this afternoon to Mr.. Scot NM t'alsss
formed at the homeao OF the bride s Ia5
cnts by Rev. C. S. Lingamfe sitter, pas t0r
Of n Armstrong Memorial Pres bytertaIs
Church. After a bridal trip North .a Ay III
and Mrs. Blrdsong VIII reside I'm Norf1llh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AZ Especial to the Times- p lspatcil. g IN
NORFOLK. VA june "a. Miss ahal
and Mrs. r, III. Morris. az this city WI
married THIS afternoon to Mr.. rs 4iuntS
Wh!teh,lrst, also az Norfolk. tey,sI .sss}Y
Cowling. rector OF st. rhomas ,nll1rssl
the bride q parents The hone ynoopI N
the couple will be spent In gtse Merit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
8Tillman in Poor Health.

WASHINGTON D. G., June 28.-s { r.
a %Tillma n stated In the sena te to-day
that he had intended 70 call up his res T!
.olution FOR, an investsa ton Of the ELECTION
81 January Of Mrs, NJ lnor Morris from
the white House.. but that the condition
Of his health was such that he could y
not do so.i He, therefore, moved to take
sups the railroad rate tbill instead ana
the motion prevailed, s,F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
\ South Boston Wins,

v Especial to The IlM3es- nIsputNn1 =,
n s1rARAIYIL.LD VA, June 26,r-Farmville
o,,nd n anith Boston played a very Interest,"
nv ;l,n CANA Of bali here this afternoon, the
home Nj team winning by the score OF SIX y
TO three, y, 4. 1,,.t,, Kstth and
r,rire !, Farmyille. Lsake and l'edlnger,