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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09


Rat iat.tat
The old soldier stood on the door
step and listened
Washing day be matsered no
luck here, that's pretty sure.
" Isuppose il 'sonly Smother bother
ing beRgcr drat em mntter-
ed the sharpfaced woman within, as
she hastily snatched her hands from
the steaming wash-tnb and marched
grimly forward TO meet the base dis
turher Of washing days ancient
rites and ceremonies.
If you please. nom, muttered
theancienthero. r We lost my leg 2
well. amt got itl'' snapped
the woman fercely
And The door closed with anawful
bang.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

WANTED Young men and women
between che ages 81 III and 33 as appll
eants Tor the training school gor the
and Enoch Pratt Hospital. A
good education Is requisite and sound
physical health For lull particulars al.
dress with stamp Miss Sara T. Parsons,
Of Nurses sheppard aud
Enoch Pratt Hospital, TowsOn, Nd.
March /. 01-is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

'Bretbren, said man ID the
meeting, so many sinners redyinQ
every day ! have come totheconclu-
sion that hellisfulI. He sat down.
when an old deacon In tho amen cor.
ner raised the hymn There's a
place reserved for you, brother, 4
place reserved for you.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
q 49, n 80.

q = lsf2AIr ~ go,
AgIV9NE4 X. Law,
II y texsllBlssn Street, near Chas.
iiaitnn0re, Md
Practice III the Courts 81 baltimore
estys Iourtuf Appeals, Ia the c0un-
tleH q Charles aud ot. MARY 5 aud
washington city Special attention
given y Admiralty practices ana col
laetlon u claims.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

Farm on re- JorOme'& Erenk containing ~
anfna. desirable Tor homo ana It's vAfnnble
Oyster GroupdR, known As CQrsegls Point"
aua recently occupied bs Jerry 3 Wrlei1iaons
Also farm on Potomac River, In Bird Election
cores, known ID white Point" Hxeelienf
Fishing and 0yatariDK fNcilifies. APPLY 20
VIM. MEH EkEi4fs 10 kNh. Atty.s
fsoonardto1n. BID.
Oct. s, 0t.-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
GTeenWeII's Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale all tho time cheap Tor cAsiI,
Hereafter, Ia order 10 avoid hav4
Ing to keep mill books, I'LL orders
must DO accompanied by the cash
h. n GREENWELI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
Farm Machinery ( Fertilizers,
Hoaaqunrtnra al Hormanvllla

Lon III kinds III Improved Farm
eaplnle q nll can beeeen BY application to
JAMES 4. Watts Agent, lIreet los
S.IIpERIOR DRILL COMPANY.
6sB 1IkNE BINDER COMPANY
and the
HFInlsA m FnRTl IzEll d MpAN
1 Al goods Win M offered iii lha lowest
price asId 6ola under A guarantee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
DO YOU DEPOSIT IN
THE NATIONAL BANK Of ST. mARY,sl

WHAT ARE YOUR ExpENSRsY
It's very N l2ch onsicftO keep track
Of one'H personal expenses when
bille are pafdby check. II makna
the Bank do mOat 0f Ia book
Keeping and II turnishee legal
voucher 81 10 a RECORD 81 every
cent paid out, if yun arn think
ing Of oponiug Il bank accountuaIl
at tie Nh. MAikfsS NATIONAL i,
BAN X and consult with its0iiicerg
You arc sure 70 receive prompt,
courteous treatment DO your sc'
count large Or small July ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

She What Is your business2
He I'm an inspector Of ruins.
She How romantic.
He Well. hardly I'm an insur.
ance adjuster Cleveland Leader.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
Lumber.

kWll keep constantly on hand Il
Lsonagatown wharf full supply 81
BOARDS SeAHTItNG. wkATHRk
hvAkplNU. tLUUAlhe. pALthGs.
DRESSED BOARDS. SHINGLES, Ae.
Alfofuere for Lumber. Doors, Sash.
i.sfts. Limo and Hair promptly az
tended 10.
CASH apoadoliEery az yard.
a'ag s-zsff Jus. \. NEAA..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

AMAI.TElt ~ DORSEY,
ATTORNEY Law AND
iusTlCE o. THE EgAcK.
Olslee q front oi DRAGON UpiIoE.
Is Assesslated with Inc we'll known
baltimore keal A.ssate Agency d G.
v Rsslnara 4 %. 4 you wish 10
ouy oF ssh real estate, call Oh Inc.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended 10.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
Undertaking.

] am prepared 10 serve funerals af
the shortest notice and on terms 20
suit the hard times.
In connection with this, ! devote
especial attention 10 my Blacksmith
and Whoelwrlghf depar tmont
All orders quickly aud neatly at
tended 10 ENG EVE HALL,
May 10 tf. Dynard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

With 40 elegant new Heafae aud
a fall stock oi COINS and Easkesa 1
am prepared 10 serve fasnrfalg atthe
shortest notice and npoH lhe most
reasonable terms.
ID connection wish this sics gnass
especial attention 70 my Blacksmith
aud Whcelwright department.
All orders quickly and ouaily ~.
tended 10
a. G. WHICH,
june Icy Chaptieo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
Painless
Extraction.

free when other work IL done, Old ronfs
Ana broken down tooth made as good a. I,ezv-
00iu crown aud bridge work D. i peeiaIifV.
All the latest aud improve work done Il, fhe
meet eclenfiue manner. -'~ = go
n1 enAFKs Ton nomination OF ostlmafea
fAftlaz desiring work dOne at their home
ohn /, rs hoeom snpaahe1 syitnput extra charges
n Work Guaranteed tor ten years. ''%
DR.. j. M. Cook.
Jan s--kfa MRGHANIcsvlg.I.R
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was his reply to that interroga-

cusscd" was his reply to that interroga-
ton
We'll, Mrs Towsley, has It been de-
cided that the offices are to he moved
from Norfolk and Portsmouth ,"Ea;h oSFf
II prefer not to discuss then matter"
he concluded. FIJI
No other general officers of the Sea-
board were available for interview hero
tonight on the possible removal OF the
offices. Most Of them are out OF the
city
Should the Seaboard decide to take tho
offices away from here. the move will be
met with strong opposition from the City
Councils of Norfolk and Portsmouth, as
well as the business interest Of the two
cities.
Mr.. Caldwell Hardy, president Of the
Norfolk National Bank and chairman Of
the union depot committee of the Cham
be. rof Commerce. In speaking for the
Chamber of Commerce and himself said;
II have not been told that the offices
might be moved from here. 1t Is tho
first have heard Of It. or course, we
will make an effort to keep them here
should we 10 advised that q removal OF
them Is contemplated"
A committee from tho Board Of Trade
and Councils of Portsmouth met tonight
for the purpose of considering plans for
the retention OF the offices here, should
the management OF the Scahoard decide
to take them away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
THINK PLAN WILL
4. NOT BE ACCEPTED
Operators Not Enthusiastic Over
Proposition Of Miners-Situa-
ton in Fields.
nv A ssnciated Press, J

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April Sin the
anthracite region the arbitration propo-
sition made by the miners representatives
to the operators during the conference
In New York to-day Is regarded in varying
lights by the different interests involved.
Those Of the operators In the region who
could be induced to venture an opinion ex-
pressed the belief that 1t Will not be
accepted Various reasons for its re-
lection are advanced, among them the
disinclination of the operators to leave tn e
solution of the technical mining problems
to an umpire, who might prove incom-
potent.
IA "Judge Gray may be all right, but some
one else may be all wrong" was the way
one operator expressed it. Judge Gray
was asked tonight at his home in Will
mngton, Delaware, II he would be Will
ing to act MS umpire in the event OF the
operators accepting President Mitchells
propos ,ion. He declined, however. to
discuss, giving as his reason that he had
mot been officially requested to serve
In that capacity.
The fact that President Mitchell S propo-
sltion was not presented before he or
dered a suspension OF mining, 1t Is de-
clared, is likely to initiate against it.
Situation in Fields.
j
unchanged Occasional disturbances are
reported from various sections, but they
are regarded as inconsequent. AS re-
suit OF the attacks made on the breaker
OF the Fernwood, Colliery. the Erie Com
pany, which owns the land occupied by
the mine workers, has ordered them 10
yacate the property. The miners are said
to have shot out nearly every window in
the breaker.
A detail Of State police to-day arrested
seven Italian lahorcrs at Mocannqua near
fWllkesbarre, who yesterday prevented
!non-union men from operating the west
end washery.
AS a result of tho suspension OF mining
operatIons, all of the railroad companies
which handle hard coal have reduced
either their forces or the working hours.
-Four thousand laborers on the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad aae now working on half
time. More than two thousand of these
are employed In the car and repair shops
in this city. Many freight crews on the
Lehigh Valley and the Reading Railroads
have also been temporarily suspended.
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vi PGINIA
BRIEFS

Especial to The Times DIspatch)
CHASE CITY. VA, April 81. w,
Faris & Co., merchants of this place, have
made an assignment to t. y. Jcffress,
trustee, for benefit OF all creditors, No
preferences; complete surrender of all
stock and fixtures. Liabilities not vet
definitely ascertalned.
SALEM. VA.--Mr. Marion Huddle. OF
Rural Retreat, who Is a student at Ron,
noke College. was walking on the railroad
track near Salem yesterday afternoon
when an engine struck him shattcrIng
his arm and woundlnE him severely in the
head. -
STAUNToN, Walt Is understood that
transfer 81 Rev Father ]. ITriol of ST,
Francis Catholic church, to Newport
News, and his congregation are much
stirred mp over the decision.
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here in the way of taxation. It would be
we'll 10 hear this in mind when dealing
with the company in this matter of the
offices.
"You may put me down as saying that
Y have no doubt we can get tho offices
am satisfied that II we put up strong
fight we can get them. We have then
In our neighborhood now; we must gel
them to Richmond and keep them here
l for one shall put forth every effort tc
secure them for Richmond"
Would Be Great Loss.
Mr.. =. Il. Bcmiss had something to
say about the proposed change In the To-
cation OF the Offices OF the Seaboard:
~ would regret nothing more than
to learn that the seaboard company
had moved their offices out Of the
State. It would be great loss to
US, A large organization like this,
employing 80 many men cannot but
be beneficial to any city, and would
glory In RIchmonds SUCCESS In bring
Ing the otfinH within her limits.
The offices would mean the addition
OF about fifty families to the city.
which would mean much immediate
and tactical good to the city that
acquires them. hoop the Chamber
Of Commerce Will take the matter up
at once and bring It to successful
Issue. shall be Glad to see Rich
mond come Into heritage that has
always been hers. hWlIe | am sorry
to see Portsmouth lose SO good
prize, yet slnce It Is so, It might as
we'll fall to the share OF Richmond as
any other city. To me It seems that
the thIna which will BRING us sue.
cess ls the putting up Of GOOD fight
by every business man aid organIza-
tlon In the city,"
Mr.. l.. Il, Morris, talking along the
same line said:
~ should hate to see this city lose
such plum. Richmond Is the largest
manufacturing center In the South,
and certainly on the seaboard Air
Line, There Is no question about
that. It would do us a world OF good
II we could get the offices here. Yes,
think 1t Ia now up to the city to get
the site OF the offices, and by getting
together there ought to be no reason
why We should not get them here"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
INDEPENDENTS SHOW
SIGNS OF YIELDING
Will Likely Agree To-day to Sign
Scale-Dolan Elk
PEELED.
(By Associated Press.)

PlTTSBURG, April 5.-Gradunlly the
( controversial situation In the soft coal
I Especially in tie Pitisburg district Forty
three of the mines of the Plttsburg Coal
Company were reported in operation TO-
day, and with the adjourning OF the dis
trict convention here g, to-day It la, Is e eXs
more when all the mines in this district
viii be in operation. This, tonight. was
said to apply as well TO the independent
granting OF the advance demand by the
miners as to those operators who have
already signed the sCale.
The independent. operators OF THIS dis
the granting of the scale, will hold a
meeting tomorrow night. and 1t Is en-
pected that in view OF the increase o.
decide to sign the scale. Seven OF the
independent companies which refused 10
Join the action of the others Tuesday
night signed the scale to-day.
Tumultuous Session.
The district convention, which has been
adjourned to-day. The situation in The
mining fields was discussed at length. It
is expected now that as soon as the
aed expan he 81 al he miners
will return 70 work. Up, 10 the present
time q coal companies in this district
have signed the scale.
The convention ddd not adjourn, before
tek1ns vote 70 eNpel Patrick D0lan and
Uriah Belllngham from the organization.
Elsewhere about the bitumlnous field
the situation remains unchanged. AT Ros-
coe Pa, 400 miners returned to work
while Irwin, Somerset and Johnstown still
remain threatening storm centers. At
Somerset, where 300 miners are out, dis
patches tonight report everything quiet.
1t Is notable feature throughout the en-
tire bituminous field that all the dis
turbances reported have been confined
to the foreign element
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
NOT YET DISCUSSED.
Mr.. Barr's Assistant Declares
Matter Not Under Consideration.

Especial 10 The TImes-D lspntch,)
NORFOLK. VA, April 5,-"rhe matter
has not heen discussed at all,'' said Mr..
A. w Towsley, assistant to President
Barr, in replying to query from Tho
lamcs-Dispatch correspondent tD-nfehl
relative TO the possible removal OF the
Seaboard general Offices from Norfolw
and Portsmouth
What are the probabilities OF their
neins transferred to Richmond?" by was
asked. isi4
y say tbs matter has not yet hAaa dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
CHARLES BROWN IS
FOUND GU|LTLEss
Especial to The Times 81, +,

W SUFFOLK VA, April ga jury In the
Circuit Court OF Isle of Wight county
tonight brought verdict finding Charles
IS Brown guiltlcss OF tho murder of Mon
roe Butler last November 4th. Both arc
white. The trial last three days
Brown claimed sclf-defense. lie said
after they had had disputes over tho
division of crops. Butler came on his
farm and threatened him with knife
and later drew on him q gun, which he
snapped once Then the defendant got a
gun and shot Butler to death. There
was no witness to the shooting.
During the trial Browns wife and
children sat beside him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

Great interest is being taken by the
student body and the people of Williams
burg in the debate which is to be held
tonight in the college chapel between
William and Mary; ann &Randolph- Macon.
Iii the preliminary DEBATE mt the formbt
institution to decide as to which tWp
Of the four ontcstants should represent
William and Mary, N1essrs. e. B. Faison
and John w. Hehin were chosen. Messrs.
a. T. James and c. F. McClintick will
represent Randolph Macon. All the mon
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jorlty Of the great powers and 1 desire
to acknowledge the nrmness and tcnacity
with which the German delegates held
to our just demands. France has been
as conciiatory as Germany, In lstriylng
tHffind solution for the police question,
and IN the future we can now 80 for
ward quitely, as the result Of the con-
ference is as satisfactory to Germany as
to France and all civilized lands"
Will Take Rest.
Professor Renvers has advised Chan
cellor Won Buelow to take a months
rest
20. ~ :
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GREAT FIGHT FOR
!. A. |. OFFICES.
CONTINUED from First page.)

think Richmond could make :: good show
ing beside any other city. There are n
number of places where they could get
temporary shelter TIL the erection of such
buildings as they desire. In my opinion
the best plan for the seabonrd is TO COM
bine with the Chesapeake and Ohio IN
the erection of a large office building at
the corner Of Eighth and Main Streets, or
else lease part Of such q building from
the Chesapeake and Ohio people. 1t Will
not be many years before the latter will
need larger office space; then why not
erect building, say eight stories high.
which will serve both for tho, seaboard
Line and themselves? sS M-.&.s
and Il Is Mi nilSleh Q9oEs assslTHa!blayto the
Here are situated 4 he main offices Of the
Southern !lway; and OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. We arelnearer to the national
capitol thanrany. other possible Compel
Ing city. Ifari11' sure Richmond would have
gotten tllesa.otf1 ces before had 1t not been
for the stiff proposition the company met
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
tainted WHILE
At RICHsIAG.
Continued from First Page3

she had drawn closer 10 France, we
wanted to give significance to the fact
that Germany was not n negligible 1unn-
lity and that tho text and basis Of an.
international treaty could not he changed
without the consent Of the slgnalory
powers, and that the door for free foreign
competition must be kent open IN I'M
portant territories near two of the worlds
trade routes. An international conference
was we thought tho best means to
peacefully attain these aims. 80 great
was our confidence In our nrm basis Of
right that We entered into q conference
knowing that three great powers we're
tied To France by special agreements
and that fourth Was her ally. we
had to press our desire aga-Nst the ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
ARSON CASE.
Jury Unable to Agree and Retire
! Et Go +l,aU Mt. ~ t3stt'i. 3iH5 y

Especial to The Tines nispa tcbA
RALEIGH, n. c.. April 6.-The Jury
has been out since six o'clock considering
evidence charging Frank Moore and Bunch
l3urch with burning thoIplant Of the
ing Night Waterman Strickland.
at their request Judge Council gave fur
Their instructions at ten O'clock tonight.
However, being, unable to reach a verdict
o'plork gafI atsi ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
C 7. Downing.
Mrs. 3 M. Allen.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch{ q,
FIFE, VA, April 5Mrs; sern neo ~ T,,es.
len ien Of ers fn the year
Of her age, Mrs. Allen has been IN PAT =
Health time BY, during sneh Pas
'e Her r hhusband, Mr.. Young Allen Two sTs
children father, two brothers. Mes 81,
3. a, ". a. and II: A. F mrs nne1;h ri Ian
liar survive her. Il
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Mrs. Margaret Johnston


M Especial TO TIE !, 17isp N1orgorct
SAL w Xah has Apfps Been prIncpa q ths
nshftbst r Msm1fe Vii l1 81
P ,sa,, ~ here Tor interment She Is sur
Vived by three brothers Wllaamt aeSrge
Terry, of Arkansas, ana MIS- r g "l5 -,
[ lo \. !.
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Dr. A w. Eskridge.
(special to The Tlmes-Dispatt

Especial to The Tlmes.DlFspatuH:1 Z,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, gM, d hrt,' ago at
h I'll; NO Nome ef in lover Tauauer county G =
dr S aged axty.e'ght yeq n1sErldTe e o e
SURVIVES a1n, ~ and e. Eskrldge. OF tho
United States navy, besides other rela-
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are recognized as being able and elo-
qucnt speakers. and strong, wcighty
speeches are expected from the four
men.
This is the first debating contest. ip
which the two institutions hdve Been
engaged in alone, and the. greatest in
terest is being manifested as to It's out
come In both colleges. After the con-
test refreshments will be served In the
college gymnasium. and a band secured
for the occasion will discourse lively and
popular airs. ,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
THE .0lD B|J0UJ"
CHANCES HANDS.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

priced place of amusement, was a marked
success from the beginning and really In
augurated tho large and growing Wells's
circuit Of theatres. Tho Blou Company
finally bought the property and greatly
improved tho theatre, which was sue.
cessfully conducted until the new Bijou
ON tho next square was built and occu-
pied. Since then the old structure has
been use das skating rink and for
other temporary amusement purposes.
What tho future Of the place shall be
remains to be. seen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
OBITUARY,
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Dickerson.

Mrs Elizabeth v. Dickerson, beloved
wife of John II. Dlckerson. died yester-
day moronng, April s. 1896, at 10 o'clock
In the seveatieth year of her age. She
lowing children: John II, u.s.. Mary ";
Mrs Fl. Y. b. Moore, Mrs. ]. G; l1rinard
and Charles w. Dickerson, Of this City,
and Joseph u. Dickersol', q Asheyllle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
.DON|E LEAVES TO
Face ACCusERS.
Continued from First Page,

against voliva led BY Deacon White,
challenged the faith Of Zion by denying
that Dowe Is the reincarnated Elijah,
that he Is divnely inspired, that he has
received direct messages from the Deity,
or that he has the power to give absolu-
ton for sins.
''Tf these things are true say the anti
voliva faction what Is left of the faith
full Of the Christian Catholic Church in
Zion''
stltution of the church, so that those
Of Presbyterian faith my be admitted.
This change, it Is said, contemplated a
complete overthrow OF the religious prin-
ciples set down by Dowie.
Polagamy in Mexico.
Deacons Excel, Brasefeld and sprecher
are said to have become Sc dissatisfied
that they withdrew from meeting where
Voliva proposed the plan.g ~
Search of Dowies papers has revealed
positive evidence that he planned to es-
tablsh polyganly in Mexico.
BY decision In the Appellate Court
to-day Judgment was given agatnts Dowic
for $4,000 by setting aside legacy of that
amount from Frederick Sutton, a New
Zealander. The upper court held Dowie
obtained the legacy from All insane man.
What Wife Says.
John Alexander Dowie's alleged domes-
tyranny was laid bare before two hun
dred and fifty overseers, elders, deacons,
deaconesses and teachers at a meeting
In Zion University building this evening.
Mrs. Jane Dowie, wife Of the deposed
First APOSTLE aold In detail Dowies
conduct toward her during the past two
years Mrs. Dowie related at the meet
Ing her husbands alleged efforts to con
vert her to the idea Of plural marriage.
It was to further his plans polygamy.
she declred, that he had developed the
Paradise Plantation" project to be car
rled out in Mexico WIZ
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Miss q. S. Waite,

(spccial to Tho Times-Dispatcll,)
pETF1RE9B1JRG, VA, April b-Mlss
Louise stuart Waite died this afternoon
at tho home of her brother, Major Har-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Alexander Gilmore,

Especial to The Times pispatch)
RADFoRD, VA. April 5..M NJ Al Alexander na,
died Tuesday at very advanced age,
leaving a large family OF children,
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4C.aB. SNYDER,

q fGssppeeclal to The Times Dispatch n, :.
B snyder retired MERCHANT Of t Gnt's
S Tps d sipiSkeS w X'R nsee Mss
M afe' Sullivan IVAN and died few moments
dusted from ths hG Rev e M ms Rens of
t the 81 tSe grave being conducted BY the
c c,Gn Veterans, OF which ne was IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Cotton Works Closed.

LODI, RUSSIAN POLAND, April g.
sohiebler's cotton works here has been
closed indefinitely. owing to continual
strikes and disturbances More than seven
thousand employees have been dismissed.