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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Merely Joking.

He:5,1 believc yo,, arc ready to mnrry
tho first fool who comes along, 5 =,
"You have no right to say SO. Ana shy I.
threw ii strong accent on the you
! tCltyeland ratr Dealer. atE
Wanted Another Tlp----Tlle Nfilllner:a
4,...rhare. look al that. BY tipping tho hat
d little Ia tho left II makes sou look Nv
years younger. Tho Customer: Can't
hi be tipped little farther 7'--[ Clevela nd
Plain Dealer. "a u 55 y III 81 sis .S.5 ~
@ Helpful----.".oh myr exclaimed the ex--
cited wolr,s,n who had mislaid her nus
band, 81 N looking for II small man With
one eye. .sW eli tia am, : replied Tho
polite sloorwalker SIT he's a very small ,r1E1l
man, III MIA s be you'd better use both
eyes Plstlaaelphtst Ledger. At +. II
Had Matrimonial Look--:Weary Tile
(readtng 4. tad y :$s'' Man wanted to chop
wood bring up coal tend furnace, take
care OF garden, mind chickens, and chill
st,rcts Prayed Fagln tgroaning) Gee!
dem matrimonial advertisements make me
tired. ~ Judge. rs S384
The Dipsornae4'S young man." said
Mrs Peek. firmly, you cannot lnnrry my
daughter. ss$ s.Alast'' sighed Mr.. Smooth
shat pnts an end to my long cherished
hopes OF obtaining the finest mothcrsin-
law in Cleveland,s' The subject was q 7
once recolis idered.--E Cleveland Leader Al
~ Changed His sons--T oas tnaster:: Before
you 4 were married you always liked "a to
respond to the toast. 1.-THE NVomen---'Glo
Bless Them. DO YOU want that same
toast for to morrow night Jack New
ilywed: Well. snS--ynu couldn' ring In q
toast, THE Men Oh Help Them, al could
you and let me respond TO that p Life
3
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LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Charged Selfishness Involved II
Motion to Elect Committee.
lSnecinl Id The T1mea- nispntch.) LII

ESPECIAL 10 The Times nispntch.) s
CHARLOTTE, N. g.. July 12.-The
United Lutheran Synod begaA It's ses-t
sion Eat Dallas this morning with the
consideration OF the rcportsSo OF standing
committees. After hearing an address
by r. II. Law, representative g me
American Bible Society, q resolution wa
tadopted pledgng the sympathy o. the
syno1 to the work OF the bible Society,
and Recommending thati6a collection pa 20
taken for the Bible Society ench yearTin
every congregation. " 8. 4. u I,
The report OF the COMMITTEES on the
Theological Seminary was read ana an! re-,
ceived. "A committee VIII be nppoin t 9.
By tho president to nominate the tr l1f
toes OF the Theological seminary Ina, con ..
siderable discussion followed the oi Ils
I, i ~ n motion BY Rev G.. H. Cox. which
recommended Fec that tho Committe On
Missions nominate tho Board or Missions.
md thnt this board be constituted \ OF
ono me rnber from each District SYNOD
a. Dr, s. III. Wilson opposed this resolu-
tiot,. and said an elements Of selhshnes l
Was involved In tho reque 70 rye ~! IL
&norts from enci District Synod on t ~
board, and that he regretted me ,, av!.
dance sof such spirit. Hca said tine &wo q
INA hoard could be easily transacted by
5tfo Executive Committee.
6I's1or n A. b. Scherer resented the III
nntntion Of tl,e Helf eeklng spirit !, ana
- 80 Ne ala not think this spirit entered
into into tia motion Tho motion was carried
The report Of the Publlshing Gol.l nn.
toe. which Is a very important, sepu.,a
VIZ W. rtnyntnittce OF Seven, to ba appointed
y, y the nrosident to consider this report
AKA 81, submit To the Synod ~ report npof4
ne same tomorrow morning, u rrac -
ticablc.
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Dr.. Garcin's Forecast.

DIR. r., y, Garcin IL reported to have
said In his speech at the Board OF Health
meeting on Wednesday night that he had
heard members OF the Council say that
II DR.. u. c. Levy should be elected health
officer the board might not expect any
Increased appropriation. The old Board
of Hoalth claimed that Its operations were
seriously embarrassed by lack Of money,
But when new Board OF Health was
created, with enlarged membership and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
VI REPUBLICAN SPLIT
Two Sets 81 70 eleg tes. Elected to
the Galax C onvention.

* Especial TO Tho Times Dlspn tch.) s8AsS5
Nv A., July IL here Enss
a split In tile mass meeting OF Republi-.
cans lcrc tonight, . and two sets Of dele
gates were elected to the convention a.
tCnlax, Floyd county, to nominate a Res
publican A candidate for Congress- from
the Fifth District. sssi 81
Il The meeting was stormy, ana X every
motion presented resulted IN assduablb3llc.
There were several factions preset1 t,8 ana
the result was that two gatherings were
held and two different delegates named ltr'
Tho Lily White gathering named Me ss''f
C. r. Barksdnle and Sam Giles, and the
black contingent Captain ~. Hopit-
son and J. M Clarke (colored) as dele
gates. !,
I3arksdale Giles and Robinson are all
candidates for the position Of postmaster
Of Danville. and this fightsis rcsponsHl BIG
for the trouble tonight. X
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Xla.M Donation.
snecial to The Times-D!spatch)

Especial to The MISUNDERSTANDING, ", \.
SPENCER, N. G., Jnly lz,-,l TX, ~,
tw van DAYS ago moved into !ts eormoalo,us
n rau huiltling, Was to-day notified by ", 7!
n IN c,a n Of Inc Southern Railway Com,
1 9anv mt washington, that the company 2,
p pad ,nst made an additional approprla-
ton Of more than LOCO for tho organ' =
Ian at iris place. This slit swell y. nc
c e OF the Southern 70 slo'ooo T.
cash. exclusive Of ~ site TOR inc nov LOW
building worth t,o, ooo. The spencer nast.
citation Is making preparations W Eva thn,s,
II enlarge Its work among the TWO ''a taol'
.nnd "a ilroad men at this point
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
THE NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD. DIRECTORS ! |. ] !
A Dividend Declared and New ''''
Directors Are
Elected.

Especial to The Tlmes-p ispa teh,) -, J.
ns aRdP II fBsaaot4 IL, e. esgISs
E naI ssss Iasl s' ssl g
three and half per oaMt was a !lsaa NY tSa'
The rspprt OF vreasprnr Nller ssaReG nr w,
fsmaih mNny Substantial lmhrsyeg,eln.ll,ssi, 4,
Tho Southern was ordered ~ Ha \. y ~ ~
tho hotel DESTROYED by HEe ~ 'n ~
s}he pnrt OF tho State We're Teappoll , |, 9
by Governor Glenn. r. y. Pope, ssa'e
proxy. &.Sit rs, . !. 90,
The private stockhnlqersg - 81 "a !.
Inm Gsm a ana rf Hush iiollas rs d4gsc,
tors representing tAcu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
IHOUS.ES..B|.U||.|.R||N|||.[|.l|l|!.
. 0.
Fire Dlarns it II augusta County
Struck and Destroyed, Will it'll
s Theft Contents.
HORSES PERISH !. IN FLAMES I n L y
New v11cat De g; s,1i i III
.$3 Clarke Count Jew 33isssf
st5ss Dwelling Burits. 81
PER III IN | FLAMES v \ L !;
Dwelling B' q IFS
q ,rhe Times Dlspalch.)5

. $s (spetial to The Times lspatcl1.) a,
asSs5WfNC IEsr11R, vAa July 3. ~ mes.
8sdgey to-day from Glhrke county sta l
8tlint during one OF the most terrific cleo
8tricn storms that r$p,lsscd oyer mat mat
saction lightning struck modern o., III
5bnrn$on 4 farm ii former County Clerkp;
John Gibson, and completely destroyer
the structure, together With inost8of u
fine crop OF newly harvested wheat,
farming Implements supplies aud ~ urge
stuck of Wheat outside the barn. \.
The loss; which, exceeds I'VE thousand
dollars, Is partly covered by Insurance. IEs
nrnest Deamonts family live OF, the
/ RI f,,, iSf fft ~ 80 t Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

enlarged ,Nwsrs, At wns gehefall Y Under Y
stona that the cauncil would ftuni til,ie
40 tiue ,ssaSs us aphroprat Tons Il suiil-'
c,cntiy ,ltesa, 10 ss,ahle the board n Is. e
stve tbs 5etss a tsssssate service. IF 4; III
y The rs,sss~l sss,sstet, Ia informed that
8the appropriation s,rrled II, \ he budget
Is not suy,lsiSit 10 ras tho salaries PRO- pro-
8viast, FOR iii the ortilnance creating the
Enow trar,,. and that there is not y d DOL
lar thus far to tn credit OF the board az, q
10 n,cc, Incidental expenses.
III pr, Garcins forecast Is correct tho
h Council, OF, account Of preJudice agalillst
tho health officer recently elected, VIII
now refuse to supply the Hoard Of Health u
with the financial means necessary to
carry on its work. tx 5l5 vi
Tho TiMes-Dlsnatct " Is Unwilling to
believe that tho Council will pursue. such
II narrow and nlggatdly policy. Tie pub
lie health not a'thhlg TO be triflcd With.
The whole subject mist Do dealt With nth
in n spirit 81 patriotism and not In q
spirit OF pnrtsnnry and personal preju-3l
dice. The Council clothed the Board OF.
Health with authority to elect q health.
officer and nov tint tho board has u i, 'tl
Its selection the Council should accept g pit
its decision In good faith and give y
abundant means to perform Its functions Ions
to the best advantage. There shonld DO
the most cordial cooperation between
the Council and tho board. as we'll as be-
tween the board and Its executive officer
The public welfare demands IT. and the
people will$be satisfied with nothing less
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Fine Barns Burn.

Especial To The Times-D ispatcli.)
& STA UNTO IN, I'll AZ, Jtlly 1871 "; a large
barn belonging i To- IL. & J. Crousho r., q
county, WILLS struck by IL htnlng
yesterday and burned also two fino
were 50 Injured 81 tlloy ',yill have VI TO bo
skIictl.l3 There ALSO was destroy ed ono
thousand bushels OF wheat and y ilu n1a
Der Of farming indictments. LOSE s4,vo
also struck By lightning and burned {, Y
yesterday Two cows were XII ee1 "a El 9
al, ocle Md + nsA t 81 OCO. i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
' FREIGHT WRECK.
Coast Line Blocked, but NO one llt
,Killed.

(special to The Times- p ispattc q -, !,
PETERsBURG VA.s July III 1tino
wreck Of d southbound seahoard i, At tro ir.
freight train on the Long RE = 1tern,orl
Is noocasitating tho use OF Attant'c r l2
Line tracks for Seaboard trn ms .,,,,t "a "a
a number OF renT cars are Eepo,aou ,n -
was killed or injured. \. +, ~ !, J.
The scene of the accident IS tWenty-
nine miles from Petersburg. III III
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Surprise Marriage.
(soeclal TO The Times Dispatch y

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
}Ashwood ana Miss Emma y. slime,
OF the late Isaac stine, iof I. Fort
iCollier'' farm, near Winchester. surprised
their numerous friends to-day by an
place last might, the ceremony being
performed by Rev DR.. Henry NJ. HYh!to,
pastor OF Opcquon Memorial Presbyto y
Church., OF Kernstown, at the man e. Y.
The groom Is a popular winchester
business man. +y 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Rural Route Established.

(From our Regular Correspondent) A.
4 WASHINGTON, d, CT July 12.-Rural
route No. g. ordered established soptem-
Dor list mt Garland, Sampson county, n,
c., serving 428 people md 107 houses,
Z Joseph II. Carson appointed regular,
Edwnrd A, Carson, substitute rural caF-
Flor route No, q at Gnstonla, NJ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
2,Rl'|h'y,,1e s.fo'r e q B. D)' q
5Contel1tn1ent.

III
IT. H1Nas lave el,ahsed quite s q lot .' q
late, IA ,Ss RI 5 " \,
- Dlttos8l,nvo bur minds !. III NJ
j Oils With tho trusts they 5ihv v.a
Are not now rocked SUCH mus 11Eg 'si
Years hEone, how we used al to I shy 5Es
Railroads I'LL ORES TIL 4
But WHO now be III The Oh 90 choo way
IN Since that new Sta le: El' 93s
Once I've Thought Look 1T Armour Armour
Wits = IA S56
+ Grand old n tiilllonnire!' T. MI, i. ~
Now who'd Id iii the cnnnetl meat p u
Thai,ks 70 u b Sinclair
Ntngnates aren't aicli ii intel, y troW; 3s
\ 1trstwhile clhctcs fall; a d.
Nobody wants to be tho iceniah no. 4.
When icernett 20 to jail. AZ
SO With the other ex-duondam plll,liinrns
Grown blythe trusts In rows I,
Every bod seen. wien tho trust -pnster
R coinGs, RI 81 iii a
How those pltims get se,l 't'z' n s133
Which ID We yeariis for a trust JOB now low
What, does no one speak
Me II Will stick whore i AMI tro eNW rs
And draw my five Il week. ...5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
! Towards Body Found.

Especial to The Times loiBpatohl
WEST POINT, VA, July 12.--The BODY ,,, q
Rock i.ighthouse, down York river. was found
Tuesday near Allmoh's Wharf. about eight
voung man went down. The body WAS taken
for interment TO his old home IN Gloucester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
IA New Orphanage.a

sA11s ssnDsfS!sl e Fs tuiy Roera .,
M sn Of tho Nasareth Orphans Home s =;
s Jn4s Esro Xa,sh IN saa ssas
and mantsln at cresospt. Rowan county sa ~ )
tsay decided 70 az NE a. ~
aa DATE large farm adjacent To- ths Y, xlla AZ
viii be turned over to the oFpAahagel i9r ~
l ~ j. u, NJ. Iyerly, who hay taken af 4 4.
ntesst tho movement wv q afsfts fot s FUNDS
VII WIN ~ which Ia support the prphAaase 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
The Courteousness of Mr.
Dougherty1s " AL
di.sptt1l ten 8froimsDanvilleD Ill,

A dispat chs from Danville, ILL., says:
IAN automobile bearing Vice p resident
Fairba nks and party, who are ono tour our
Ing trip, thiss$ fterno on cra she'd into & q
buggy N J. Dough1ertysSa
prominent IA I5anp q pot lctans Tho
two vehicles came 4! ascl ll.s
In tho road, vs. and Mr.. Dougherty was
thrown out and painfully bruised. The
Vice President al GIFTED and went to, the
assistance Es Of mi = 53at Dou gherty. Mr..
Doughorty presfetl his pleasure Mt tho
meeting. ~ Il n s5g iEG 4. 81
n All honor to noble Joseph Dougherty.
kindly, warm hearted and chivarous joe
whose 5unbreakable court Is far: be-
You'd the moro buffet Of a. whizz wngonl
a gentleman who could express pleasure
at such d meeting would thank the exe-
icutioner for adjusting the moose, or bow
to chance 8ncquaintnnces on shore while
engaged In the act OF drowning The
Times Dispatch is proud to 0Jn Its hat
to Jovlal Jo the polltest man alive and
now md hereby does It.
AS for Mr.. Fairbanks, If his famously
CONCEALED cardiac did not warm UP and
melt on this occasion, this paper will be
forced to the conclusion that he is In
,corrigibly 10y, and will not fill to use
the incident In tho coming campaign to
the great detriment q the Fairbanks
boom. fs.s n "A 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

1t is rumorod that there are st!ll sew
eral people in P!ttsbnrg whose pictures
have not appeared In the papers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

''Where is our gold cries n writer
in the Nav York Times Probably non
est, old chap, Like ours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

Mr.. Taggart may recall that Mr.. Mo-
curdy and the others also held pro-
nounced anti-resignation views, but are
now in Paris,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

Fully admitting his ooldness and all
TINT, are we, nsverthaleas, justified In
referring to him simply az leo President
Fairbanks7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

If anybody had TO be brought In CLOSE
contact with a Thaw. we can't help wish
Ing 1t had boon Mr. Fairbanks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

let Tho Times Hfspatch be sent YOU
whereye., you 20 this summer, l,oi't
forget to order 1t before leaving
Address changed as often o. deslseA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

AS we understand 1t. however Mr..
Taft would not object to having tho South
perfectly solid for Taft n AN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

n Candidate Fairbanks, riding in mn auto.
ran into n prominent Democratic polls
tician and nearly did for him. Politics
is certainly getting to be a strenuous
gamo, all right. q, Al Il, f 5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

Yet 1t Is April that has the big repu-
tation for showers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Opinions alter mariners 81 change, 4
~ eds rlse and fall, nut the mora law
IA wrH ter, 81, tablets Of eternity
sf.Sf 8{ ---Froudo.

S8@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Subetne bearmBt.

S0nis Sriebrib uno SOnisin Souiie
BON Dduemurf trafsn u%ersan9ene Wode
aus S~openbasen in Berlin Elm, Inn benz
beuti1en aaiierpaar ibreu eritsn cffisi'
3islen 0siu9 ieit Der EbrOnbeiteiSun9
absuitatten. Yin Der STANDARDIZATION
wurbcn Die Maieitaten pom Saiier Wils
belm uno SaiIerin au9uite Sictoria
pei iOnli6 beSriiBt uno mad ibren @qni'
pusen seIeitet, in oenen lie ben @e9
ua9 Dem fOni9lihen S6lOB Ourf feits
lid seidmiifte StruBen. Su Oeren bei'
ben Seiten bic Gruppen Der Serliner
@arniiOn Spalier 9ebilOet batten. ius
riidle9ten. Nm 8runoenburser 2bor
besriiBte Sberbiirsermeiiter Siiridner
in elmer turSen Rebe ous fOnislide
Puar, woruuf Der SOnis pom &dne.
mart in einisen tief empfunoenen WOr.
ten oantte. Sn elmer Der fOni9lihen
Sulas@ quipa9en befano iih Der baniIhe
Wiiniiter fir auswdrtise Gnsele9enbeis
ten. 9raf Eaben 2euesan, nit ieiner
@emabtiu. Die pom Dem S~uiIerpaare
gang ~Ibeionbers einselaOen DOroeu mar.
sic trns ibren Grm in elmer Sinoe ;
Bonn crit %uuIdnsit bate iis ii6 uerlest,
uls iie NIT ibrem Yferce uerunslidte.
sic lit cine Nmsritanerin, aus Bolton
sebiirtis uno itammt ans Der bort be-
tunntsitsn Samilis MoultOn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
3wei mdbtiee Ceean : Sampfer
cpllieircu.

9ta6 elmer in @berbour9, 6raufreid.
ein9etroiienen 0ia6ri6t colliOirte Der
BON OOrtielbit mad giew YOrt ubsesan.
gene Camper bes NOrooeuti6en &ogS
nSaiier @ilbelm Der @rObe" nit Dem
britiiden Camper .SrinOcO." Seioe
Sdiiie iinO i6wer beidGOist wOrOen.
sic .uerlieBen fait sur ielbsn 3sit ben
@%berbourser Saien, uno Der unfal lit.
ME bis jeet feitseitellt peroen tOnnte.
Ourd Elm Yeriebeu uerurIaht wOrOen.
sln SOr6 Oes mad @eitinOisn beitimnis
ten campers ,Srinoco." Der baupts
iddli6 am BUG beiddoi9t wurOe, iino
orei Wtdnuer uno cine 6rau 9etOotet
unO feds Srauen unO Elm Wtunn ihwer
perfect woroen, mGbreuo iiini Yerionei.
wabrideinli6 P%uiiasiere, bel Dem
fur6tbaren 3uiammenitOB iiber SOro
9ei6leuOert wuroeu unO %ertranten. Der
Oumpfer pSaiier @ilbclm Der @rObs"
lit i6mer beiddoi9t worOen uno bat
pier bon ieiuen Mauui6aiten urrlorcn,
Die alien ani6ein mad ertruntsn iiuO f.;
jwDlf W~tatrOien bes S6iiies iiuo per.
leet wOroen. Sei Der @Olliiion Der bei'
Den S~ceanOumpfer iinO. ME jest off.
iiell ieit9eitellt porbsn lit. brei;ebu
FeriOuen u%msetOmmen. sic iinO eut'
weoer bel Der 9olliiiOu all 9OrO Oss
Oampiers rSaiier @ilbelm Der @rObe"
Serqurti6t wOrOen ODER srtrunteu, neil
Siele in Der erltsn auiresuu9 iiber
YOrO ipranssn unO ni6t redtieitis
gerettet wer6sn fonntsu. Die 8er'I
(sstsn, bersn !3ubG uuf 81 unsesebsn
wirb. iinb in ben SOipitdler pom Gbsr'
bours unteresbrudt mOroen uno befins
ben iid ben llmitaHOsu ssmaB wObt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-05
lUcr1el1 and Society.
MARRIAGE OF MISS PARKER
By Mrs J. M. deCottes.

MARRIAGE OF MISS PARKER
 AND MIR. JACKSON. ouiet. but impressive wedding eerannony was celebrated on Tuesedy evening at S:30 o'clock at the residence of Rev. Stuart Mcqueen. who omciat- ed It was that of Miss Ruln Parhsa s.sa and MT. Henry Jackson. The prlus wore a gown of champagne silk ana was attended by her sister, MISS CIyue Parker who was artired in white china silk and lace. Lt. The groom was attended by his friend MT. H. Barnard. The attractlve bride Is a daughter of MT, JoseP, Parker. She Is formerly Of Ozark' anu anu has resided In Montgomery for teW months. Mir. Jackson is a young man who stands high in the estimation or many friends. He has been connecled with the fire department of the city for six years. Mir. and Mrs Jackson are residing with her father at ms home, 71s Clayton street,
 E % E
 Mrs. Harden Fitts. whom both shakespeare and Century Clubs delight to honor. choosing her to the import ant program committee office, VIII suynu1er at Battles; another one of the delightful East Shore resorts Mobile finds within an hour or two's boat trlp. Her two sisters, Miss Bibb and Miss Elizabeth RlDDs or AontBOHAOhJ' oANSA a few days visit here. will accompa- ny Mrs. Fitts to Battles. Alabama history holds no brighter name than that of Bihb. as little dip into the story of our early days will prove. while the distinguished strain seems to bear honor and esteem to every branch of the family lines of the pres ent day as we'll Mrs. Fitts is fair or person, talented and gifted in many ways with the superaded charm or true heartedness which endears her to many friends--Mobile Register.
 q g 8
 MISS HARRIS AND MIR
 DANIEL MARRIED. At the home of the parents of the bride last evening at S:30 o'clock, Miss May Belle Harris and MT. W. R. Dan iel were married, Rev. D. c. Moore. nastor of the Clayton street Methodist Church ofaciating. The double pariors were thrown together for the occasion ana exouisitely adorned in a plan of green and white, which was carried ont in a pretty arrangement of palms. ferns and cut flowers. Only the rela- lives and a few friends were present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-05

has gone to North Carolina Co spend the summer. Mir. Mcqueen will join here there in August.
 %%
 Mfr. Louis B. Farley left yesterday for Chick Springs, s. C., to join Mrs. Farley and their little daughter. Miss Jette-Aileen, who have been in New York City for the past six weeks. MT. Farley expects to be absent from Montgomery several weeks.
 s& a Se
 Miss Carrie Lou Avenger, who has been visiting friends and relatives at Smithville and Brownweed. Georgia, has returned to her home. Mrs. Albert Woolfolk and children and niece. Henrietta woolfolk, have mer. S Sk Se
 MT. and Mrs. William Pelzer and daughters. Misses Ethel and Anna Pel- ger. will leave today for Asheviile. N. c. % Ss&
 Misses Lillian Emerson and Floy Smith, have gone to Wetumpka. to visit friends. sE Ss Ie
 Miss Kate Blanton and Miss May Stewart are visiting Mrs. Harry String fellow in Birmingham.
 2 S a
  her mother. Mrs. j. c. OConnell will go to Waukesha In a few days. Miss Lucy Mcbride has gone to her home in South Carolina to spend the summer.
 Mrs Elliot Hannon and Children will go to >Blount Springs next week to spend some time.
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 Miss Fannie Morris Cloud has gone to her home in Kentucky to spend the summer. $ < se Her friends will regret to know that ,Mrg. Brunette Is quite i'll with typhoid fever at her home on Lawrence Street.
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 Mrs. Hugh Warren has gone to New port to visit her parents.
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 Mir and Mrs. Robert Jones are at Rlount Springs.
 pr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks have gone to Kentucky.
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 Miss Carolyn Haralson is In Wash ington visiting her sister, Mrs. Stavely. Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Hall are at Lake Toxaway. & % #
 Mrs. Joseph Burton will go soon to Anniston to spend the summer
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 Miss Carrie Faber has gone to Chi cago to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-05
SIGN WITH MINERS
THE SOUTHERN STEEL COMPANY
 AGREES TO UNION CONTRACT.
second Furnace Concern To Fall Em Ltne--Commerrin Operators Ex- Dected To Get I'm Line By
 Saturday.

Birmingham, July 4--(SpeciaI )--The southern Steel Company has signed d contract with the United Mine Work CTS Of America for their mines at AL l toona. in Etowah county, and at vfr- ginia City, in Jefferson county. and the mines will resume operation to- morrow if the miners have finished celebrating.
 This makes the second furnace com- pany to make contract with the un- ion miners. the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company signing last week.
 The Southern Steel Company has n furnace and steel plant at Gadsdan. drawing its fuel from the Altoona l mines. while the steel rod, wire and nail mills of the company at EnsIey draws its fuel from the Virginia City mines. The Southern Steel Company signed a contract with the union mis- CTS last year.
 The Lehigh Coal Company, mem- Der of the Commercial Coal Operators Association, has signed a contract also with the union miners and their mines at Leh1gh will resume work tomor- row. The greater portion of the out put at the Lehigh mines being used by the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road.
 It is believed that the Commercial Coal Operators Association at their meeting on Saturday will decide to make contract with the union min CTS, though nothing definite on the subject has been given out.