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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-13
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AGENTES de los vapores tssssAdnticcs do
rINIBLOS. IZQUIERDO Yeo. De eADIBs

A. FOLCH & o.. DE BARCELONA,
oe THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co, vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Undos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
IRON WORKERS WALK OUT.
Building Operations at s'a0ssa.l In
the CRY Of cAietas.


Chicago, May l.-NiJ q v1'ko".
OF nearly l,uuD structural. r.vN' .,
building opera IONS now in ,.N...., ~
Chicago and Surrumding -'N..N> s..
come practically TO n S,.ao,.N N,N:
Wednesday,
Besides marking the fir Nn.r'aN,
labor disturbance of the year. ,ar ','u.
workers strike may hrinE ~ us wake
general uphcayals in the 'WHuG ~.
dus,ry. There are no Indications a,
prescn, thar sympathetic strikes V,,,
occur, hut The iron.worN,yN az. ANN
ated with the Associate NNG,u.
Trades association which .}s recently
outlined policy Of supporting Kin.
dred unions in this way,
The iron workers whose oc,"'8.ioa
is confined chiefly to the erection Of
structural frame work Of >h'~y.up,',
and other large buildings .a,r Ny.'
receiving 5>', cents an hour \ w.u.a
ago they presented demnul~ for al
increase 10 G2ia cents an a1Vr TGu
demands were refused by tNy courAv.
tors Who compose the Iron lHEa,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Miners Elect DELEGATES.

Wilkcsbarre. Pa, May IA great
many Of the miners locals seleC,cc
delegates to the Scranton convention
sunday. Returns received at the mi
ners' headquarters Monday show tina
a majority Of the delegates will go to
the convention unns,ruCted and will
be governed largely on the question
OF declaring a strike by the course
President Mitchell pursues The Black
Diamond washer OF this city, which
employed |, men last week. started
work Monday with % men The wash.
cry in operation at Duryea had near.
~ IS men az work Monday morning
This is an increase OF eight over last
week II is believed the coal Cumpa.
MES will not make any attempt IN ro.
sumo work until after the miner, con.
vention az Scranton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
negro Sisters In Fatal EInn,.

Ea'onton, Ca, May 1.-Two negro
girls, sisters, children Of John Farley.
4 wellto.do negro man, living In the
western part of the county. became
involved In a dispute with the result
that the elder girl shot and instantly
killed the Younger. the entire load
passing through the neck. They
were II md l6 years ~ age There
were no Witnesses 70 the tragedy and
no arrest has been made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Fortunate Missourians

when was druggist NJ LyDuis
Mo )" writes T. j, Dryer. nav OF
GrAysvllle, Mo three ~ my Gus,
TONERS were permanently cured oI
consumption by DR.. King. NoW Dps.
covery and are we'll and strong today
one was trying to sell his property and
move 10 Arizona, but after using New
Discovery short time he found It I'm.
necessary to do So. regard pr King
New Discovery az the most wonderful
medicine in existence " Sutc.t cough
and cold cure and lung hea'rr Guar.
anteed by all druRgisls. o. sud 81
Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Railway Pt.,ld.n, Dead.

Cleveland. O. MAY ! Henry r
Rouse. chairman ~ the board - d.
rectors Of the Missouri kansAs AMI
TeIAs railway and president ~ a
number OF other western railways
died here Monday of pneumonia lie
was Sc years ~ age lie had been
III for about two weeks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Ronanarte Ism M Man.

New York, May l.-AIy,ycs r..
ccived here from Secretary H.uJpr',
who is at hi, home in Baltimore. o.,
20 the eject that ne IL believed lo %,
an III man, and perhaps Threatened
with pneumonia lie Is said t. have
suffered from n chill Will, a. Atlantic
City. Friday, AMI this was followed on
his return to baltimore by another and
more severe one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
The Life Insurance

Middle has started the public "a
thinking. The Wouderiul success that
has met BAllArd'S Horehound Syrup In
its crusade on coughs, ,nfiuenEs, hron-
chi,is and ell pulmonary trouble. has
started the public to thinking ~ this
wonderful preparation They are all
using il Join the procession and doWn
with sickness. Price nc, ~ and 81
sold by W VI Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Not fas Rich as Rockefeller

II you had all the wealth NJ Rookie.
Teller, the Standard on masuatp, you
could not buy 4 better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chambetlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhuca Remedy
The eminent physician cannot pre-.
scribe bottle preparation for cole
aud drarrhoea, both for children and
adults, The uniform sucres. Of this
remedy ha' shown { to be- superior To
all others. II never fails, and when
reduced With water aud sSec.ened, Is
pleasant 10 take Every family should
b. supplied with it Sold by all drag
SITS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS Of FLORIDA
Brief Happenings From Various
Sections of State.
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS

Vranspiring in 1.-THE Land Of Flowers"
Things Boiled Down" TO Suit the
Busy Reader--Items Of Interest to
All Glasses.
John Gordon Bennett and his guests
aboard the Steam yacht Lysstrata
have returned North.
Material has been received for the
twenty.fve-foot extension to the rear
OF the Miami postoflce.
Tomatoes are still going forward
from the East Coast section in con-
siderable quantities. Prices remain
good,
Surveyors are busy surveying the
right-oi-way for the new railroad
which is to be built from st. Marys to
Kingsland.
A Cuban yam potato grown in Cres-
cent City weighed 1873 pounds when
dug. That beats us and Crescent City
can have the belt,
Madison P. Monroe, a young man
aged % years, dropped dead on his
front porch in Lakeland, He Was in
the best OF health.
Twenty.three fires occurred in Jack.
sonville during the month Of April.
4 There has been exactly 1903 fres in
! Jacksonville since the lst OF January
There is movement on foot in
Jacksonville to get the merchants to
allow the clerks haIi-holiday ont OF
each week during the long summer
months.
The Miami WaterworkS Company
have just connected four new wells
with the city reservoir The four wells
have combined flow each twenty
: four hours OF more than FIVE million
gallons. IL is said to be very pure and
holesome.
The Atlantic Coast Line has jlst had
installed a new coal chute at Graz
Crossing, near Jacksonville. Ills
tchute 10 said to be the largest OF o
kind in the South and will be Of greco
benefit to the company in coaling en-.
Gines in short order
Fort Myers will have country club
frhe people Of that thriving little city
have decided to form corporation and
purchase twenty acres OF land in East
Fort Myers Two thousand dollars
have already been subscribed. II is
proposed to lay out golf course, ten.
nis court traps for RlaSs ball shooting
ftc A handsome club house will also
Doe erected.
An old cc!oSed man while digging in
bis garden near Green, Ps, turned up
cy ,indrical piece OF brass on the fiat
uriace Of which appears the inscrip.
ion, Tampa Lodge No. l. O O. +
flords, April %, 1880" This il the
original seal Of Tampa lodge which
Eas thought to have been carried oa
BY a royster during the reconstruction
oil lowing the Civil war. The Tampa
odge will probably have the relic re-.
turned to them,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02

lort1a Ma -Itr t.'f4
States 20 NossaT s~cs's4 Al5-4' 'sp
rigsoa. svs Avssrs! ,so4saai s7IAf'
O., c. ,slt sssks ATTivL u rgA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
A Mountain OF Gold

Could not b'ing nmuch happiness
20 Mu Lucia Wilke Of Ca'oI'D" We.
ne did one 30 boz ~ Bucl l~uS AFnica
Salve. when Il completely cured Sfun.
cling 'o'e on her les uhich lad tor
tur-d her q long yea" Greatest anti
,eptie healer % plies Uncrd' and
core, D. aiall dFug ',ore'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Miners Did Not Respond.

shAmokin, Pa, May Although
|he vistles we're blown Monday. not
} miner responded for work In this re,
Ion except at w. Y. Connsll Cos en-.
|erpriSs WAshSry. which has been 10
)pSntisn some time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02

Bssars Ard 60 "a, % sci eel
,y,st tsnss!J Nn a.A' ss' sao4h-
nj sJprB Tor 81 f'sr l~stF az 10
sooshs. tks skis. agfisas tGs Esnss.
sIlays Ell pAin eErss vjsf 60 q al -
lAs bsss rszsct 'oF As'.o~a Iwss-
AZ .eVs eszta q tsttss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
soFTNEss or sEALskiN.
IL HlValrd by IiumRR Hair Where
nlndrun ~ ErndIrntrd

E..'si.. 80 .''r'Jcl Inc ". 80. -
- '.''.,.- egI r'..,lucss. .., set the
lt".a0 h.'r IL oQ.ag' Hs s,' a.l glossy
0r"u nra..,, nnd tso ratl-rl a. - - al
hEir truuu!" II dandrun which H. caused
ty pcstI!crous parasite Inat up, ma
vitality ct the hair at e. rot N'Ehro .
N'T'iio IL tho only preparation Eat 10
f''al IN tho daudruT gem N,'h,u, dhn
dru1 thor" f. no falling nrir. bu, TX.
ut'Ent grown o. Elosry. 80, hu'r II cor.
tain Occurring tho SCnip won't cure don.
drum. XII tho dbnjrlH grrm Thrur.
arf7 - women owe O,'r lsautlful su.'s
Z hair 30 Newhru.s Urrrl lie FoN by
!'ailnE druggists S,rd Ia IN etain's
10 Tho N'rrl.''. Co, Uut,it, MSh.
J. y. bedford 4 Co.. special Agent,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
ALACHUA COUNTY,,

AlArhuA county 10 ~ 49, AcTrs IN
area. has As mil-. railroad, 80
miles wagon road. ~ postOfiics'
Ia public schools q phosphate
plants. ~ sRW mile. $4,000 court
house. four neWspapss, and pro.
duces corn, cotton, rice. sugar,
oat'. rye. POTATOES, pinsapplss, or.
angrs peache'. p~aU, plume, p~.
cane. and all kInds u vegetables.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-02
Gainesville, The County Ssat,"

Has fourteen chuTchrs tWo p0blIS
schools, the UnItsp,ly 81 flOVIdA.
private schools. three nsvspAp~ 70
United states land Office, the bssI
water. IRE ais I'm .5'tsm. electric
and EAs liEhu, ~, ZEE heLoT,ss
machine chops. three Wooi fasto.
r~s, cotton gu. Iuo noss n etoVIss,
ihT,s railroads. tuo irTilllisT man
uiArturibE compAbls', one hb~s
mandatory. one 'eciifJinR taV
psntibs plans. IWo bahLs, and cell
stocked STORES emh'acise sVsgT'
thing 20 the COMMERCIAL line
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

, ia Bristol
Miss Bessie Wells went &
Norton last week where Bee uii
remain fara while uitb reia
fives.
Wise Slemp. The / q n
agent at Pour Mile. Ky, spent
few days with homefolks al Blu,
Springs last week.
Misses Vera Willis and Mar,
Lee Shuler left Wednesday fol
Martha Washington College after
a visit home.
Mrs. J a. l.. Minor gave a
card party at her home Thurs
day night, which was very much
enjoyed 10y All who were present.
Kelly Mann, who formerly
worked in the drug store here.
but Is recently from Gate CITY.
IS working in the Ex,ress once.
Ms No~;o E;.o a.
III Ell. ~. ~ ''m'R
a. hos h.a, - '''v'i ''o'' y zee
bcr bo,,. 4. p~..f " e'N "'
Geo. r. tramer. of Big Stone
,.r.i.v y, ~ , '"' ="
iivN'r. ile-ie. ~'n of Frank
i,'''ie' WAS mafriei 30 Miss
Z. pper' daughter Of Harrington
Hl''. lnr.er Cove. last
iis- ALLEN. f.m.rN .r.n.
,ncr 'af 0"H.' .nl West Noa'
e '..Ne '"' fn. n"" 90 Norton.
p ''"A i'e, wees visiting
'''''"-.
alfred Owens. who hne been
'lA'ci.l with Dr Kelly mines
AflEiNH. went 40 ~feuDtrI Mon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

hurry r. Bullock was IN
Appalachia Friday.
j. VI. Allen, Of Norton,
vas IN town Friday.
r. A. Morrison. of Gate CITY,
was in town sunday
Miss Ida Specbt visited Miss
Anna Slemp Christmas.
Mrs. John Csrnes. Of Bristol,
vasin town last week
Miss Anna Slemp was down
from Blue Springs Friday.
Otto Brown and Polk Wolfe
s'cni Sunday in Glamorgan
Miss Irena Gilv. Of Dryden.
has hesn visiting Mis- LAURA vii
-.
j W. Biriwcn. tho popu-
!r travelling man OF Bristol. was
- town Thursday.
Rev. +. S Russell. 90 Bristol.
preached at ihc Episcopal Church
Sunday night.
Jack Cox returned Monday .
rom dying trip 10 Corbin. XIV. F
where he has been visiting.
otto Brown returned Wclnes-
d1y after an extended visit here
with h,n.folle
Misses Sue Goodloc. Elizabeth
Polly. Callahan and Burgess had
dinner al the hotel sunday.
Greedy and Edsil Noouchcster
returned Saiurda, from visit at
their home near Wild Cat.
SIR. and Mrs. W. f. Yeary
spent "Wednesday with Mr..
Neary's father. Frank Weary.
JEFF Ward, Of Brick store. was :.
married Go Mis- Kelly. daughter !.
of lee Kelly, last week. n
Ralph b. larry. the man
a,Snc editor. spent "a fe0 lavs Ina g.
3yi~'oi and johnson City last !.
week.
Mis-. Gertraie Mmc, returned e
10 school 81 Sullins college. Bris-
tol- after a weeks visit with +,
homefoiks. =
Misses Maggie aud Minnie n
\ lckels went 90 Bristol Wednes- @
day o. spend "a few days with G
Miss Marie Kite. III
Ezra Carter Of Gate CITY "
-pent few days visiting has
brother Mr.. G. :. Carter. last y
week. nl
Miss Grace Mays of Gate City u
topped with Miss Vera Willis :.
ia her way 20 Wise where she y.
viii visit relatives. "a
Oscar Fair. stenographer
or Virginia Coal and lion Co.
pert vacation 81, his home in -
'baaon city g.
WHl Taoupsm. ihc l.. *
r9ar.er .ae teen spent-
.H F Days at rnn',r'aai
8ar og SION e-a.
n ne4s-a. feu 3a, 'it
Fti I'e .s.s. Ni~ 81 1a i
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

Miss Ethel Bullock and Mis-
Cassie Howard. of Kentucky.
spent few days in the lastwcek
visiting The family OF Or. Larry.
Mrs - g. Bailey. who has
been visiting her sister. Mis-
ANNA >ienp a. Blue Springs.
returned to her home az Dor
chester Sunday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04
CITY LOc4LS.

g. fr1lefs arc invited 70
tis aaonc or postal to in
f~ Of stems OF personal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

Mr. Belt sherman, from Ken
tmckv. and Miss Cornie Ncarv
daughter of Frank learv,. We're
married "Wednesday at the home
OF the brides father. below
Cadet a host of friends were
present and "A Sumptious dinner
WAS served.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-04

Mss i,la Spsehi. who has re-
&C. ''S hsa an operation per
fornel. IS able ia be out nj the
sioEe gain
IS lgsiSl Mathews and Laura
ht'gv rseinrned u school "a
l.Nsvhburg Monday after a eeks
II ! NTH l.anefelks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
.DEFENCE.|N THE
MA THEA|S TRIAL
Many Witnesses to Prove dc Was
Constantly Under Influence
Of a Drug.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE HERE
j. r. Gilman Wrote kilograms
the Morning Before Mrs.
Matthews Died.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE HERE
tspeclal to The TImes. pIspatch.l


GREENSBORO. N. c.. March 3.--The
Matthews murder trial bids fair to last
several days longer. The defense intro
duced many witnesses to-day, showing
for the past year that the prisoner had
been continually under the influence OF
the drug. Witnesses from Durham who
visited him the day before his wifes
death testified that he was scarcely able
TO care for himself, his father saying he
came near setting the house on fire by
leaving the lamp turned up too high.
This witness also related numerous in
stances of insanity in his and his wife's
family. j. a. German, formerly OF Rich
mond, testified that his brother, Nick
German. married sister of Matthews
They slept together thirteen years ago,
while Matthews was a medical student
of the Virginia Medical College, and, wax
ing up one morning. Matthews was found
apparently dead by his side. He had
taken morphine In spell of dependency
over the death of his sweetheart. He
had left q note naming his pall-bearers
and disposing OF his property, and had
all his clothes necessary for his burial
neatly folded up and arranged.
Upon being resuscitated. the first thing
he said was: Jack, never let soul see
that note" There was long legal debate
over the admissbility of evidence show
ing hereditary tendency to insanity.
Judge Ferguson admitted it.
1t was proven that the six kilograms
gent the morning before Mrs. Matthews
died that night. notifying relatives of her
death and signed j. b. Matthews were
in the handwriting OF j. T. Gilman.
Pullman conductor between Richmond
and Greensboro, who was intimate with
the German family In Richmond or Man
chester and the Matthews family here.
One telegram, addressed to Matthews's
sister. Mrs. j. N. German, Manchester.
was signed Gilman. This witness has
not yet been located. reports that he
was sick in Philadelphia not being YER
fled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
FEDERAL OFFENsEs.
Mrs. .Keyser, Only Sixteen, Held
for Sending Obscene Matter.

Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
HARRISONBURG. VA, March 3,--Mrs.
Leila B. Keyser, of near Stanley, Page
county, has been held for the action of
the United States grand jury by Com
missioner Harnsberger. on charge of
sending oIbsoens ,matter through the
mails. She is only sixteen years of age,
Harrison Via was also held for the
Federal grand jury for mutilating United
States mail boxes.
owen Bryant was sent on for attempt
Ing to raise a United States postal money
order. payable at the Elkton postoft1ce.
Via and Bryant are in jail. Mrs. Keyser
Is out on bail.
Chas. A. Hammer has been appointed
referee in bankruptcy for the Harrison-
burg Division, by Judge Henry C. Nc
Dowell. of the United States Court for
the Western District OF Virginia Mr..
Hammer succeeds Chas. Keezell who
becomes postmaster at Harrisonburg.
Hammer was also candidate for the
postmastership here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
WANT HANSHAVI
FOR FORGERY.
Young Brakeman Declared By
Family to Be Insane-Want
Him Committed.
FOR BUYING STOLEN GOODS
Purchased Oar Locks From the
Gunboat Juan de Austria-A
Damage Suit.
FOR BUYING STOLEN GOODS
lspecIal Id The Wines. pispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. March 3.-Chief OF
Police Bousch to-day received letter
from Edwin Mann. president OF the
First National Bank. at Bluefield, West
Virginia, saying that II. p. Hanshaw,
the young Norfolk and Western Rail-
road brakeman, who recently surren-
dered here, Is wanted for forgery.
Douglas Shields, of Graham, brother
in-law OF Hanshaw. whose name the lat
ter said that he had forged to check for
$50, wrote this week that the boy was not
wanted for forgery, and was suffering
from Authorizations: to-day another let
ter came from Shields and still another
from the father, Charles Hanshaw, at
Graham, Va. both saying that the fami-
ly was unable to send for the boy, and
asking that he be committed to an asy-
lum.
NJ Bernstein and his wife, Jennie, Of
Portsmouth, We're held for the Federal
court grand Jury by Special United States
commissioner BowdeI to-day. on a
charge OF receiving stolen goods.
They were haiied for their appearance
at the April term OF the court. Bern
stein is charged with buying oar locks
that were stolen from the gunboat Juan
De Austria. at tho navy yard, KNOWN.
them to be stolen.
John Zanier, of Washington D. c., quail
filed in the Corporation Court to-day as
administrator OF the estate OF his bro
Their. Louis Zanier. under nominal bond.
The qualification was for the purpose OF
bringing damage suit In the Chancery
Court. The suit was entered against e.
Patterson, for $4,000. The elevator OF
the new building. on which Zanier was
at work for Patterson. broke. and he fell
five stories and was fatally injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Several Papers to Be Read in the
Meeting of March ID.

A meeting of the Virginia Library Asso-
citation will be held in the State Libarry.
Richmond. Va, on Wednesday. March
14th. at E. M. All members of the
association are invited to attend and
bring their friends If they 30 desire.
Papers Will be read by Messrs. w. Fl.
Sergeant. of Norfolk Va; John s. Pat
ten. University of Virginia; DR.. ]. C..
Metcalf of Richmond College. and j. p.
Kennedy, State Librarian.
Resolutions regarding the proposed pub
lie library for Richmond will be up for
discussion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
GIDEoN's BAND.
Insurance Commissioner Gives
Them Chance to Straighten Out.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, n. c., March 3.-Insurance
Commissioner ]. r. Young issues an order
revoking the license OF Supreme Lodge.
knights Of Gideon. Mutual Society. col
ored. with headquarters IN Goldsboro, to
do business in this State. This action Is
the result of several weeks OF painstaking
Investigation on the part OF the commits
sioner and after hearing the statements
of all Of the officers connected with the
concern: and is on the ground that they
are guilty of irregularities and doubtful
practices" He serves notice on them
that unless their affairs are promptly
Strengthened up he will take steps to have
a receiver appointed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
spigel-Crowell

The wedding of Miss Anna Crowell.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Labs CrowelI
of Philadelphia. Pa, to Mr.. Joseph spigel.
of this city. will take place on March
14th. at O'Clock, in New PENNSYLVANIA
Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. spigel. who is the popular manager
of the clothing department for Petit
and Company, will leave next Sunday for
Philadelphia, After the ceremony the
newly-made bride and groom will take a
touring trip for about ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Q
LOUISA ITEMS
(speoial to The Times-Dispatct

Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
HARRIS, LOUISA COUNTY, VA,
March 3.-Mr. and Mrs. r. N. Harris Of
this place. spent several days at West
Point, Va, last week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Johnson formerly Of this
place, but now resident Of Everett,
Washington. was heard from few days
ago by relatives here, and Is doing we'll
IIe has been for a humber OF years q
resident of Skagway, Alaska. until very
recently he removed to the above named
city.
The citizens of this section are Violent
+ ly opposed to using wide-tire wagons
on the roads. that is now being discussed
! in the Legislature, and II necessary, will
fight to the bitter end.
Mr.. g. w. Goodwin was in Richmond
last week on business.
Mrs. H. r. Terrell Is still improving
since her return from the Catskill Noun
tains In New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
PLANT OF IT'S OWN.
Winston-Salem to Buy or Build
Electric Light System.
'Snecinl To Tho Times-Disnatch

WINsTON-SALEM, n. c., March 8. :
The Winston Aldermen In special session
tonight passed a resolution authorizing
the Light Committee to purchase at a
reasonable price the plant of the VIM
ston- Salem Gas and Lighting Company
at the receivers sale, the time for which
will be fixed by Judge PEBBLES at the
next term of Forsythe Superior Court.
The resolution also provides that IL
the gas plant cannot be secured at u
satisfactory figure the city will take the
necessary steps looking to the establish
ment of gas or electric lighting plant
of it's own.