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COLD J! p!lHAR!'s!!o!R!'

captain p. IA. Corwin has returned
nome. but his wife stl,l remAinl with her
tIS1''e w,f'o lie s,ck in W. kKingtoIl
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, 2 mes let
Jones last Sunday. Z Z. ]. :, ~ i,..,.
\ Mrs. HarSey STUART who lost her t Il.
apa,,v very suddenly last Saturday wSek'
is F1i,its sick in her home ~ Cold Harpar:
1. After capturing thirty-six llve!y. f9 ,nes
qua ia e h eEs Until until nsxt September. ] !,
Mrs, Ethel Jones and NJ Arinsc s Ttn!e
y,sifod inGthe home OF Mrs, WI lille Talley'
~. Esypt, Friday fternoon A
sG Sd sSe Ys. tas
sayea causing ths oh,mnSsSy tS ELI 'sayY X
one s of the Oldest buildings In this pa ,t
~ the county, having been usen anuIs
siRhty years ago as tavern, ut \ ~ ,as az
ds sy remember II IN their youns days y
an sla pu W. hE|irnette, who has been sick,
s Msssrs = Bassett Douslass and Willard "
BAieEs der, who have had charge 2. ~ tns
Aiissxsndsr d 1pE ths paost X SftaE
hagss GontTssssd as xS'S WORKING
IN Il ha Barker woods' :, :, s,,tt "a.
John MeMinn; ! y hom Se ~ j = Jones'
dsirink the paSt week, - sic,.
~ ~ Ma RUBY Jones has been 1uilc3 s'NA
wif ~ a. cold during the past wee
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Lee 81 DISTRICT ! / |; / &c

& Miss Pearl q, e Smith has returned to-
her home, on w est Grace Street. after
spending two weeks sin Norfolk. Va as
this guest OF Miss Daisy Doeier. II
ny Miss a .4ota Hundley, of No. 2S02 Grove
Avenue; has returned to the city. after y
5'i Mrs. Beverly n. ,Dudl ley has been quite
sick at her home, No. 2o222 West Grace.
street, for several days. ~ n. 4
rs Mr. yVayeriys7 r, Scott has Just returned
from a business trip to New York 81
5 Mrs, Frederick X. Pa dock. of Niagsraj
Falls, N !. Y, is visiting her! uncle, Mr.
Andrew WEIGH. No. 1885 as3 West Grace e
Street S z. 3s5 $;a Vi
IS Mrs. Moses g. sycle has returned 4, to.
two or three v eeks' visit to friends and
relatives In New Fork. 81 4.
81 Mrs., 3. II. Melton, of No. 1924 West
Grace Street, has returned from an ex-
tended visit to La Grange. n g,
Miss Helen Haley. OF No. 1880 West
G race street, left Thursday morning to
Join her mother In = lorida.
Miss Ethel BoudAr S. ~ Ct her nome,
NJ o.. 1891 West Grace streot, B3ii
q Miss Ioula Hundley, OF No. 1902 Grove
Avenue. has returned to 4 the city from
q IN delight 1ul so1ourn In Salem. ~ y,
IA IA fter 4 spending several days ~ as. the
Srnest of Misc Pea RI Smith, Miss Fl ances
&DaWley has returned to her home ~ ~
washington. p. g. !. VI: I,
Mrs.. William Neal, OF rsv1ports News.
Baptist Church some time ago. is stu
Baptist Church sometime ago; is q stlll
confined Ia q hers n bed at n Mrs. 81 Martin
streets, on West Avenue. St g, I'd
FIJI Mrs. Samuel HlantonI % FarnyMle'5
Va, visited Mrs Thomas NJ. 1iundtley,5l
on west Grace Street. last week.
Nj, Lewis Russell Smith has recovered
sufficiently az to leave for Washington
ID. D.,f Friday ftsr having been de-
tained At hons Tor a, week by sickness, n
"a Mr.sW, Scott Hunt. the popular drug
xist, Is preparing to- ben an Yp,to-date3
drug store at the shenando ah this week.
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MUST ACT TO SAVE.
NIAGARA N: ! !. |:|. 4. FALLS |
8Americ can Members &, 81 ] nte ef17;
,si tiional aterWays4, Comm's7
sion Makes Report. ri,
BEING DIVERTED 7-E:l!'
Recommends That III Prompt Steps
1 B : Taken$t Unit Amount rrle,ul 81
q. Drained of.
ITER BEING DIVERTED d . ::F lIE:l =
.IfBYl ssociated Press.)

VA "a 1KcToN n. March "a II Niagara
- H. e to be preserved as ono q tne
wonders Of the world, linn ediast J. g sics'o.i
81 he United states and cana'ua ~ ie7
ouired according to the findings 81 ~
y = n members o. the internat 'onal
~ erways com mssio which has tor tlle
Y e IS been studying the conditions az az
"a q ia nd IN the tributary reat Lakes,
This report sisned by General le' 8o5i
Ernst chairman, and tho other y. american = q
Z, hers of the commissio has been sup
mltted to Secretary ~ aft; = 35ss u.
The report say glory Of \. Ma CARA
calls lies in the volume OF tts \: wa Icy,
"a her than Ia It's height, or! IN the sur:
',.xy1arus "a now authorized and partially
cnmnl ~ "a Sat the falls which WI al vert
S,.on3a ! "a Niagara river. above the falls.
above a. per cent. OF the average dls-3
charge and about 50 per cent Of the low,
water discharge. which as more s .ilal
double the quantity now flowing g yer the
x - ari ia i fall. In addition to this. water.
naturally tributary to- tho Niagara river
IL heing diverted through the Chicago
i1ra mage canal, 4 and for power IN addltl
"a navigation purposes, through the Erie
and the Welland canals h !. enecL e.
this withdrawal of water Is 70 in1ure potf
Stha 4 merI "a Il and the Horseshoe Falls In
nearly equal proportions. While the In
jury, VIII be perceptlble, II may not l1 be be
destructive of dlsast rolls, I. Ia. . n B
THE report&recommends that legislation
ba enacted authorizing the secretary OF
war to grant permits for the diversion !of
$500 cubic feet per second and no more
from the waters naturally ributarylbto
Niagara, Falls, All other diversion, the
.report says, should be prohibited, except
such as may be required for domestic use
or Far the service OF locks in nay ton
canals. The report recommends that the
sprohibition remain III force two years and
then to become the permanent law Of the
land, ~. lin the meantime the Canadian
government shall have enacted legislation
prohibiting the diversion OF water which
is naturally tributary to N lagara Falls In
OK cess of 3s, 900 cubic feet per second, not
Including the amounts required for domes,i
tic use or for the service OF ocka In nayi-j
cation canals, n. 9.Si
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TENNESSEE FIGHT.
Gubernatorial Race Makes Itself
! Felt in Senat orial5 Conventions,

(f3y. Associated Press g5 ~ al
81 KNOXVILLE. TENN, March 24,-The
gubernatorlal fight crept into the district
Conventions held to-day to select q State
senator from the First senato rial plstrlotif
comprising five counties, Included IN, Con-
gresham Brownie 8 congressional dis
,trIct, In Washingto on, Brownlow's home
county, the Republicans passed resol4--5
lions endorsing Evans for. Governor. In
Green county two conyentlons were he.a,
the Evans wing passing resolutions o.
.manding an early State convention q,
Republicans and endorsing Evans IN
Carter. county another split occurred in
the Elizabeth 6conYsntlon, Che Evans peo-
pie endorsing their candidate for Govern
or, Tho RroWnlow men carried the g 4
Yentlons In johnson and ,unlcoi eoun I = !;
but took no action on the gu berna to ~
race L In any county. claiming thatisth
call for tfe conYen tions did not cover
such act lon. @ f Ri - 44tsa SSs
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4 - n q 81 va q i.. Il
ES' MILL

Mrs. Bette Allison and dangh Miss Is
sarah q OF Hickory Il Or We . listed " ne
home Of friends near GO ldsl ltarpor re- e,
d ee Mis- NJ Kate a dams spent Friday after.
noon the home friends #at locust
Miss Alice Gbson . Jetersville. Is spend-
.ina "a rev 4 days witt her sist Ter, Mrs,
5Ryland tyVrtEh y, I. 81. ".
guest ofS]is friend, ,Basc III Prtbble near 'l
MI, X. 81 Jeter Is still very rr,icl indls-
nnssd at Ills home near Acree' 81
ME- II n " N Morrison and daughter, NJ LIS
Gsftrude, visited lends in chmot ,d H.
Gently, 4, &, Y !, = II y
,,,acn after 1spendlns several days with his
narents near WestWoo d !, I, !. !, y,
Mrs q. Hall has returned e. Gn AL
Cityga fter5 a pl casa 81 g nee PAt
at Poplar Grove. IA, \. ], y, *,
Mrs Beckie Ingram IL much nd !spo SEQ
.in9her home n ear Cold Iiar 'ttol,
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Crab Meat and M ushro oms.

Another spring dish u o combination
ii take a large cup pf crab meat, timed
mr. fresh and an equal amount OF fresh
mushrooms. peeled and cut into bits. Put
d slice OF onion. chopped very fine, into
IA saucepan. and cook with q ablespoon-
full of butter; Just before II begins to
brown add Il tablespoonful OF flour, ana
then a cup OF cream, put IN slowly as Y
Is stirred, When smooth and thick sdd
Mn mashed yolks of four hard-boiled
spgIs. sail /, Spapr!ka and lemon. Juice to
ttYte, and the crabs and mushrooms,
When all As blended well and the mix
sture. rather thick, fill the crab shells
and bitsAof butter, and Just brown In M
very hot oven. Serve with lemon auar'r
ters, arper 8 Bazaar, N 4 Ss'
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ORION cirg regular corrcppondent1g

~ (From Our Regular CorrcDpo ldent.) sgg
IN GRO /! y. e. March "a .--Tho
absolute Ignorance Of some members OF
the sendte,8tA Vt least, II and a. very large
section OF the public CONCERNING We RIOTS
matters OF pending legislation, somewhat
Jstaggers the observer II close rhtlge who
hears " great deal about ~ he I grea test
parliamentary had y, In thu world us the
senators love to term the upper branch
5of Congress-. " one or n TWO h instances of
u character to shake the faith OF the av--.
setage man III the wisdom, the al ertnessl
and tho up to- dnteness OF this most au Y
gust deliberately body have developed
lately. " ;isSs N sss
The other day Tie sena tors were dis,
5cusslng Tie dry \ dock Dewey, whose long
ltrlilso 10 the other sido Of tho world
has been the stlbject Of 80 man columns
probably Semi tor Perkins, OF Cal ifornlu,f
asked whore tbs De wey was btiilt. ). n NJ
SiSs Senator Lodgc Henry Cabot Lodge, the
preclBe--was on his foct in an instant,
witt, tho eager air OF 1 the boy IN class
who wants to nswcr5 d question on which
he Is posted n "a 35ss 3S
j3,.''The 6 dry-dock was. built Mt 1.caguc
Island, s,sreplied tthe Massa htiset It's scila-
{tor,SStwiile4a Il smllcs OF ( superior wisdom
crossed HIS countenanccs .rhens he added,
inter the manner 81 tho protlse wltness,
very near philadelphia. Nh i9js
5js IA q whicil here was n iistlnct Il liter
I'M tho press gallery, for It vvas thought
ZIP there thai everybod y know the Dewey
was built snt Sparrow Point, near Bnltt-- q
more NE Y "A
sSf IS Neither sof tho Maryland ators was
Son$thcs floor, 80 the III United States serlate
q Mail hn 1oatynv
5s'as built & ntS the Lea que Island Navy
ard. nj Il
IN Ii Railroad Rate Bill. I.
81 There was $. one subject on vi ich33 the
Senate might have been most readily
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3 Whom II May Concern

It's not for me to criticize; IT, not for
me to knock ~ ssS "a /. /. /.
po,sS@ s shGstI = ''1s FODDER '5 y
FOR Who s,is am I that ] should dare to eriti-
So likely 70 endure the chill. eorrodlns
NJ i Ts.s &c. vth R'sy-1 think that
But VIII ths ha,Ea y, that feeh'y Try ~.
And thnk they RAYS, 4 \ n'asterplece 4 Y
some 1 bat Commonplace ana obvious
The sG sss ana s ssy & Poetry Z opsn
It's prisasipies and principals IRE but to
with .sSs sssislsi ssrs. written z
whose sss g y psts Just about ol'','0r,
"whfs u 81 T ia Ss Rqs What's ne
s,The irhinsss VS. Don't RemeE2hev Are
1--WE Woaldni Ha " ! IS y 4 Ra!Rbow L we
OR any N other Commonplace and Obvious
refrain; tsI3 VI
Parnasaus y, A1s al I they've paved
jump ~ on 4 srsntsd Pssasusyou u nnd him
g Hsa = M rs e Nan
when 1 sF IL a leiss & Bother You Just
prho' Man Who you { II 7, y the
M Peop Mh9's VIA Va Az his9as Amt III.
y ~ PEOPLE PEOPLE who Ara psad,
% Baralsts g th {, ma y ass word 'd5 q
"a w wa tbat swr ri the Commonplace ana
.s4sgsffssnhiin Il. dana An The Rsader,
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CHESTNUT Nj I AND d /.
.sDS HlGHL b pARK

Mrs. Molly ra yior,5of Apppl,ia ttox co,in-
Y Sf W ssS'' 8
L There viii I'D al, entertainment given
sxs lnent M a]es 6 Gt s i
Glapet s
tersslnmsnt 50 as to pay 81 ZIG iast dollar
The ssliver Tea which vas gIy I 4 j., las !,
ae saeay & ' Mrs io 5 en, Fourth
large attended a hr rhtfi
erc served during Is the , sysinr
,ng Plrning on the neck u e susesr
school, iso y weak I % ending March ID, 1906:
mediate a. -MaGde triiler BEETLE . Rat
Janef irns Erl,Tsshss; !g II, Dunn "
Gra y Grads ana Eighth. Prin,ary::,;..
Z frank & II thie, Herbert . Bahlke, Frank an
Yarbroush Bradley Ruth q a 10y, 4
sa 1rE;ss prafIs s.aw MGGss
Pro Sp \ j osephine Woodall, Iadio Propst.
AShls M &, Hunter g rls'h
Little Iii f GLADYS Vaughan. who has bean
qtiite sick at her nome on Els hlahd g u
Ia slowly lnpro v,t,e Z. D rs, =, I,
d Littik Miss FLORENCE Bowman OF Fourtn1
Avenue, entertained quite g liumbeir. 4 q &
her friends Friday Rfternoo on from ~ .
q clock In honor 81 her I enthi b It hdny
Mrs. Powi1atan Nash. OF Third Avenue,
Chestnut sIE1ll, has en- Aimed TO the
MIA q resha11,, L ho HAD been az lite sick
for some time, con tinues to lmproys ...s
right and family, Of ROCK ssls !. bridge $,
County Will move to- their n ~!s home on
rhlfd Aventie III, tliesnear tntu ire NE
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UN|1'E|D].LIABOR0['.|O||
Vv ! [ I b BALLOT |
Regard less 81 y5y,'vi Viii! Combine
t. Elect Men Men From Own @
Ranks. 81 55s1
DECISION u IS F'EA !! { i ! 2
Will Aim to Secure IMPARTIAL"
.s.5 h Judiciar In'vsestiga Of ;s. II
81 Work Of, Children. s
DECISION I; 81
is REAFF:IRME q
$(By Associated d Press.)


WASHINGTON, b. CT March u. The
Executive Council of5 u the derat len 3iot
Labor to-day srea ffirmed It's decision and
the decision OF the American Federation
Of Labor relative to- political action as
follows: 55s3 s5.3 IS II
Ne reaffirm as onN OF the ardinal Z
" principles OF the trade union move
\; i11ent.3 q that the working people must
unite and organize; Irrespective Of
i creed, color, sex. nationality or poll
tics. INV 81 ID 5$ n
Impartial Judiciary. s
"a THAT the American Federation Of
Z Labor most firmly and unequiYocal1y
n favors tho independent use OF the Iral-s
II lot by the trade unioniats and work.
u ing men. united regardless OF party.
S# that we ;hay elect men from our own I
ranks to NAL Ike new laws and admin
lister them along the lines laid down "
IN the eglsiatye & demands Of the \
"A merican III Federation OF Labor land
81 at the same time SECURE an impartial
\ judiciary that will not govern us 4 by 4
& arbitrary injunctions of the \ COURTS.
!. nor act as the plant tools Of cor l
porate wealth. i AT "a
ST hat ], as our forts are conferred
against all form Of Industrial slavery
IS and economic wrong, we must also 4 /
N direct our utmost energies to remove H
all forms Of political servitude and i
party slavery, to the end that s. the
working people may act as q unit at
s( the polls at every ction. III Il }$
To Investigate.
/, The council dacid ed also to atende the
moral and financial support OF the Fed
Grafton to the Bridge and Structural iron
Workers! In the maintenance OF It's con- l
test against contractors g sg ~ 9{s5l XII
\ II was decided to 4 aid the effort to
bring about an invest igatlonf Of the work
Of wome Il and children In factories. their
hours OF labor. ard other condi tions,
8 The convention att Plttsburg last fall
having decided that s. one OF the cases
where injunction had been issued against
the contentious Of la Dor should be made
a test case before the. highest court IN
the land, /, the matter was submitted to
Mr.. Gompers to ascertain Il any one OF
the cases contains the vital question.
with authority to take the matter Up and
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Railroad Rate Bill.
There was one subject on VII ich3 the
Senate might have been most readily

as When James Buchanan was President 't
OF The United Suites, his Secretary OF,
the Navy,accompaned by several frie eneI
boarded :iL war vessel here, won't down g
Old Point Comfort and spent day Y q
two Shortly after The return Ee ~
Buchanan, asked his ss secretal q 5the
Navy who paid the expenses OF TIL yes
sci used In making theS trip. he se ere
tarys replied that the government would .,!'lti
see to that, probably wit 4fL gges s'
sweep OF the hand. Mr.. buchanan Is sa ~
To- have been quite ncttled az tnc 3iep,s.
and finally, in q rage nat
secret ~ 4 nd his companions did not pay
their own bills, instead of hay ing'$ them =
"a ia BY the government, he should &c uc
the oxoe,ges 4 out OF his private purse.
3The secretary settled the BILL 55i
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Mrs. Laura Shelton
DEATHS.

s ri March ssd, 8
Al RERNi Err, widoW Of NrF Rernnlsss 81, Wv,
M hsr s Ss' leaves four
d aaa HNs t' ii Dover; also three graadt-
'i inseri,ent MN be ii Richmond Fun
eral inotlce later. n NJ $s III Il HI II
Died. March ,2i 400. at the res g
n denca Of her uncle. IL G. Jen II a. 400
a \ ~ .w ~ Figs, os Washington, ~. c..sI
auEhtsrof sh as ls ats sna
Hs three tjauEhters. All S Il fsi
Funeral nosice later:
washington and Norfolk pa peFs = ''|e
COPY, 8 3 VA 3f Fl
JgSNINGsrsII{ 49, ~. 5zzIn , Ess isISss
ff four brothers; Al 50 an aunt. Mlss si.:s.x
ETH Po esIPeiR Fiji R Rieh@ soa
ioYBRToN Died, suddenly, March !, 2 z.
F Fl o 5SSisisoSs assd I'D
Sofice of funeral. which 4, w' 4, Al take
8lished later, ,tss IA 81 q
ants q II. and IA HI. III Paul SIP gowaEdia
;;' hyH9 morning ni IibFhIA3 II ssit
PAtfI.. aged seven months, Il rs, .SsS
Funeral Viii Ne nlaHss z, f e 3, sss|
ING March 81 2sath, lntermeR ~ MANsSse
f RNo,ssnpSSe papers please cory, 81 81
--Dicd Saturday, MArHh q llss
i,EVE1NAi TTfl3M "A 8. daugh ter IA S Aarl es
n. Thomas and the late & Ior, lafns
vtiineraI MONDAY. M MA RICH
from resideI (cat l1S East lFsse Msfeetss
M at l3 o'clock ES II N e 8SssS
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Tuskegee' s Twenty-fifth3 Anni,v' ':E'
353 III 81 nv. 1 "A lY

The twenty 18th unniyersa ry X OF the
foundation a Of the Tuskegee Normal ana n
Industrial Institute will be Celebrated at
{TuskeKee, Ala, Wednesday. Thu rsday and
FRIDAY, April 9TH, 9Th and eth VIII Pc
a signal occasion for sllOWl rg the z pro-
rress ana. prospect OF the ne gro der the
rare wisdom OF hlk guidance by 30 oker
II. 4. washington. The reco ga lions q
Mr., washington in his last g annual report
TO the trustees, under date OF May -,
Il $685. set forth what Is actually 70 & 90
presented on this t occasion
"a + 10 display the history, Including the
srowth out OF Hampton y, the present
status, and the distinctive aims and ser-
vices Of tho iT,lakegee Inst ltlite. .5f.s
@S8 g. TO display the work OF our Bradla tes.
and the history ind the present condition
Of the schools that are olltKrowth.s Of
TusksEes. II s.1 e (.
\ & !, 70 exhibit the scope and the eff
cheney OF Tuskagee extenAion work. sfgs
.ts I. TO colo brare q revival Of plantation
melodies. ii .i$t "a @ 3s 9l
~ S, 10 exhibit the history. progress and
present condition OF the American negro,
q, TO bring eminent men, white and
black. from the 6out and tho North, to
represent under such auspices and 70
voice On the same pla torn the points
( Of view and maturing convictions 81 their
sections and their people upon negro ed "
cation and training.
tl I. I would further recommend that this
Fcelebra ton be made the occasion Tor y
Substantial increase In our endowment
fund ,-- Springfield Republican, "
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iWallace-CreWs,

n 2 Especial ia The Tili,es, Dlspatch>
u EUREKA NJ LIS, VA, March 2t,--aiiss.
Blanche Crews daughter Of Mr., NJ, w,
Craws, OF Reeses, and Mr., Lee. S'allaces
OF Halifax county, were married vt the
home OF the BRIDES father We.lnesday ny
Rev.! Mr.. Walker, OF the Melhoalst
Church, tho bride being given away by
her father. l I. J.
y Immediately after the ceremony the
M by pair left on a visit to the blfda's
sister, Mrs. John Garter, iof ake's
Branch. ~ "a 81
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/ GREEK and
lark ER'S / N I'LL

n, Is nstuuth wade, OF New Kent eolnty,
snent last week vi tn friends ana rela tlyss
,at 5,a'kHysf sa rksr turned home after
\ ar1e1n a several days In the home Of hel
ldauShtar, Mrs. Willie Hatkins, IN " n eR
tssnrse Woody. who has been quite sieS
= tsnneuYnnrlla, Il IL now c0nY alescAnt. z,
a Mr.. Archer MsGhsS and sisle AAl4 Mss
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Z Pattison Improving.
/ nav Aasnclatafl Prasa. !

IT'S (By Associated Press s,is
gi.j COLUMBUS s., o., March 24,-The follow
flng bulletin was Issued at o'clock to-!
night by e5physlcians attending g ov 4,
ernor. Pattison: a, 4. n & 3l8
Improvement In the ton Of
Governor Pattison is continued and "A -
DEFINITE and encourage Ing temperature nor-J
NAL !; pulse 1901; respiration %,
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Johnston, for Senate SCI i

NJ IIg gN1TY -8T
\ MONTGOMERY, a LA, March 4.-Jo-
Ala ba n,a. to-day announced that he win
he a candidate for,alternate United States
Senator In the Democratic primary,
August eth XII f59{sgAs t#s
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the most widely known divlnes I'M n ORTIZ
Carolina, died here to- day. IN his seightya


the most widely known divines In NorttiS
Carolina, died here to day. 8irl his eightysss
fse cond year. "A
Ass he was born j anuary II !. Il a5 Hit Gull
ford county a nd was licenaed to exhortssS
Mt he nge / OF & nine teen & years. He wal
licensed to preach and 4 oined the NORTH
Carolina Methodist Protestant Cont erercIs!
$in$1 s47: He I'LL ed the highest once Sins
the Rift Of that bod j, g being ee0t ed spret4
Aident two or three h ltnes, He Joined
Methodist Episcopa Church at the annual
session or the North Carolina Conferences
held at Salisbury. +. III b, and "a IDS
request he was ~ sup era rnuatGd 20 e tha
annual al session cot the II. ehtATns forth
Carolina IN ethod - opal tterel.ca9
1T 4 II igh Point, " ~ 904. In asking the
conf ference for super hume rnryf rela ti9ns.
he stated that Ii; was he4 hardest trial qf3
his life to- give up W ork and to use hig
own " expression, n get out Of z$ harnesystsl|g
adding that he did 4 not wi t. walt 70!
he aaked to ret tire on q cunt of old 2 mi
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than years " he 81 built thlrty-seYe fnsi
churches and several parsonag sc q. 5etor Il,
his death he planned for hlA N e pig
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Snent ministers were chosen by him foy5
active pail bea rers Is ,fs
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at II o'clock. He had been very fee Bile foES
tho last twelve months, but Tor the .pa III
ifaw5 months there med to- be o gradual
Giving away, and the end was not unexSSs
beet I'D. he deceased go up betWeer}s "
and 20 q clock and put on his !clot he's h8
EassIstanc I, and wa s sitting In q 4 rockln
chair. as was his daily clist ON aha I!HSSs
hut a short tlnra before the END :, ean,S
lad feeling at al, but In ~ sho r.. TINE e
After he pussed aW VERY qule W. ~
acca Deceased was I. - Us year go N
month and 90 days old. ~ was a5hE,nSS
sistent member OF OAK y
,,ta ana sem wss e ehf q,
''fTa leaves two ID evoted daug three
sons. three brother and many era WI
dr;cn and d few l.s .sIyB
mourn their loss: 4, J, !, Y NJ ~
His remains will be lad to SEess "
wife at the old home stea q ssGS
"a Mrs, Laura Shelton. s!sIs N
ESPECIAL to Z ha Times DIS atch.
X B1,JEFIllLD a. Iarch q Mrs..
Laura shelton. thirt y-fiye years sg&old.
wife OF Engineer r. u. Shelton died SUD:
denly here she was q leader In social i
and religious circles OF this q ty.ssss Mo
was a. Miss Hall, OF Ia ewcll coun ", ana
was connected with, some Of the lnoss
prominent families IN sonthwsst 8sS Wis
ginia. " "A II ~ fs b, il a ase
After monday Il meal y she was sitting
Quietly In a chair. when her head 5dro pped i
"a one side. dead. be fore any one could
reach her. Heart trouble was the scnnsas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
sUlInfinlee,.

.iHS has none Of the finer sens!b Titles,
nothing "a distinguish him from the COM M
mon herd. Y
uNo,' sir. I've heard him, confess, out
OF his avn mouth, that all autos smell
alike to hIm."--F uCk. IS i5i 3ii fgs95SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Quick r oyery Assured,

iiYou think. then, that u Johnnie W y II he
all risht by to,moproW, doctor
i.Not 8 doubt inf II, madam 70, morrOw
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