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that Mr.. Roosevelt shall have credit
for any more remedial legislation
IL Is intended that only lewis on OF
the tarifr Shall be considered at the
extra session 20 be called by Pres.
ident TAFT Immediately after March
4. so that this matter as well as 9TH
er kindred legislative proposals will
have To go over until the regular
session 20 bc convened In December
OF next year, II Mr.. TAFT advocated
such legislation in his annual mes
sage next December. IL Will be enact
ed almost Without quest on. II is
very plainly a case where the pres
emit king is dying, and all the cour-
tiors are awaiting to curry favor
with the heir apparent.
PROBLEM OF AERIAL NAvIGA-
III the several plans now under
consideration are successfully work
ed out, and congress gives assent
and provides the necessary funds
nsxt year the army and navy will
cooperate in trying 30 dsv!so a
practical flying machine. Under the
present system, with each branch
OF the service going It alone, there
IS waste OF money me and tall
mt. There rs general agreement
That the time has come when the
problem OF aerial navigation should
occupy the serious attcnt on OF the
government, and the only question
IS as to the best way TO proceed.
There is n striking difference In
sent ment today from The days when
the eXper ments of he late Profess
sor Langley used TO be standing
Joke in congress. Eaclr year, when
.he quest on OF making an approprl-
atom Tor Langleys astronomical
laboratory" would come there would
be ribald jokes at Langley's expense
ana general the amounts asked for
the experiments would be cut in
half.
It Is not without interest I'm tn s
connect on TO recall the fact that
after the tests of the Wright ma
chine at Fort Meyer had demon
strated the feasibility OF heavier
than-alr machines aId examination
Of the Langley mach ne disclosed
that 1t had been built on substan-
TALLY The same Ines as the success
iul machine OF the Wright brothers.
It's failure to fy had been due to
the launching apparatus and not to-
any fault Of the principle OF the ma
chine i.self. 1t also is far to say
that the Wright brothers had WORK
ed independently OF the Langley
plans.
LILLUOKALANI'S CLAIM.
One OF the most notable visitors
10 the capital this winter is ex-Queen
Lilluoka'ani, of Hawaii, who is here
to persuade congress to agree to
paying her 100000 in compensa-
tlon for surrender OF the crown land
in Hawai-. The ex-queen has push
ed this claim before without sue
cess, bu; she is getting old now and
II the American government is ever
going to compensate her for the loss
Of her lands IL will have to be soon
If the former Hawaiian ruler IS per-
sonally to profit.
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Holiday Suggestions
Useful Gifts for Men
IN O'N'AIS SUsPENDERs CROCHET MUFFLE
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Isle
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HOUSE SLIPPERS AND TRAVELLERS FOLDING SLIPPERS
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CROPS AND RIDING WHIPS COAT AND rRousER HANGERS
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LINKS SCARF PINS STUDS
Fancy Leather Goods
JEWEL CASES ec,pr pr. -,.rs
CRAVAr CASES COLLAR BAGS KERCHEF CASES
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POCKET BOOKS MILITARY BRUSHES POCKET FIAsKs
BILL ROLL AND CARD CASES CASES KIT BAG
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WARDROBE TRUNKS STEAMER TRUNKS DRESSER TRuNYs
MEMS HAT BOXES LADIES'
Mail and phone orders given immediate
and careful attention
Metropolitan Mems Furnishing Co.
The Shop That Satisfies"
EIKs Building Bland Street
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HARRISON A
CANDIDATE
FORMER MAYOR OF CHICAGO
WILL RUN AGAIN.

Chicago, Dec. 14.-Carter II. Har-
rison Is 20 be one OF tine candidates
FOR the Democrats nomination for
mayor in 1911. Til was decided at
q secret meeting OF the Democrats
held Saturday ngh'.
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REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED
SUCCESSFUL REVOLUTIONISTS
MASTER PERSIAN PROVINCE.

Berlin, Dec IA despatch from
Baku station states that Revolt
ticn.sts have mastered the province
of Azerbajain and have proclaimed
a republic at Tabriz. the capitol.
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FREE

One lady's and one mans $500
suit. Each customer buying one
dollars worth will get a chance. e.
$. Pedigo.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-14
NEW WEST VIRGINIA
WEST POINTER

Lynn Roberts, or Parkersburg.
w. Va, has been appointed by the
president, upon recommendation of
the secretary Of war, as cadet to
the m litary academy for next years
term
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DAUGHTERS OF
THE REVOLUTION

The John Chapman Chapter OF
the d. a. Il. will meet at Mrs r. l..
Gregory's residence Wedn, edav ar-
srnoon from 8 20 6. A full attend
ance Is desired as business OF I'M
portance is to be brought before
the chapter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-14

Attorney John Roberts, OF Poca-
hontas, is In the city today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-14

Sec third page today for local
matter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-14

Don't overlook tho OFFER OF the
steptoe Cash Supply Co., NTH page.
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CANADIAN CROP ESTIMATES.

st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 14.-The
Northwestern grain growers associ-
atoms estimate of the crop of Man
ftoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
places the total Of what az 99,311-
S04 bushels, oats 90. 10000 bush
els and barley 20,877,0OO bushels
The balance held by farmers for ex-
port is about 38,OOO,OOO bushels.
Buy your Christmas presents at
Pedigo's jewe'ry sale today iF you
went TO save money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
0BITUARY.

Mrs. John w. Johnston,
Mrs. John w Johnston, widow of
United States Senator Johnston. Oh
Abingdon, Va, and the mother Of DR.
yesterday afternoon at the home os her
daughter, Mrs. Henry G. Lee. She was
In the nin1tleth year OF her age. hay
Ing celebrated her eighty-nlnth birth
day last Saturday. -
Mrs. Johnston was born at Thorn
Springs, now Pulaski, Va. She was
tho daughter of Governor John Floyd
Of Virginia; her mother, Letitia Pres
ton. being tho daughter OF General
Francis Preston, Of Revolutionary
fame. and a sister OF General John 81
Floyd. Seven members OF her family
We're Governors of Virginia and tif-
teen We're members OF the United
States Senate.
Besides Dir, Johnston and Mrs. Lee,
she leaves ono son. Colonel Joseph r..
Johnston, and two daughters-Arrs,
John r. McMullen. of Baltimore, and
Miss Coralie Johnston, of this city.
The funeral will be held from St,
Peters Church this morning at 1890
O'clock. The interment will be made
ut Wytheville, Va, Tomorrow.
Mrs. Catherine De Coaster
Mrs. Catherine De Coster, Widow OF
lJ. Il. DE Coster, and mother Of PHI. DO
Coaster organist and choir director of
1.-THE Sacred Heart Cathedral in this
lefty. died in ,Bru Atela, Ael giums on May
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
Those of North Carolina to Hold Con.
yentlOn This Week
! Special 70 The Times-plspatch.1

snecial TO The Times Dispatch1
WILMINGTON. N. c.. June o.-One
or the most important yearly events
IN II. the organization life of North Caro-.
ma VIII be the convention OF the Cot
Ton Manufacturers Association of tht
state at WrightsviIle Beach this weel,
The convention will be held ThursfIa,
ana Friday. the large auditorium a
me Seashore Hotel being used for the
meetings The convention will he =
notable one, as 1t will be a gatherine
or the captains OF Industry. ana NJ
!east 200 members are expected ~ hs
In attendance. - 70
Ihere Will be no set speeches ar tho
convention but number or the n,a,,S
, pers nave consented to make practical
PUSH talks. These members ana
enelr topics are as follows:
~. MI; A.. p. Moore, 'Labor-Its Control.
Us management: Mr.. d. L. Gore, aAd .
MANAGES OF Deep Waterway to VII
min gton.: Mr.. J. r. Tolar. .Relafio,-
snip of Mil TO Commission House,. M.
a. a., a: thompson. Cotton Exchanges,':
MI NJ +. Gouverneur, "Econnmv ~
Steam and Electric Power.
An invitation has been accented b,,
MI John Fl. Winder, president ~ 4ba
Clinchfield Coal Corporation. to a1dra .
We convention, and will speak on the
prices OF coal. rates. etc.
senators Overman and Simmons tava
h so been invited to attend the meet
inss. as has also Congressman IT
GodWln, of this district
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Mary Kirsh and Ruby Brock Smith.
Woman's Club.

T. VI & - p. Ut.
The appreciatiye audience wlt!cr
gathered at the Woman's Club on Mon
day afternoon to hear Miss Helen Hope
Broaddus's piano recital enjoyed q
rare musical treat.
Miss Broaddus is full of tempera-
ment. and adds to an excellent tech
nique depth and fuilness OF touch
unusual In one so young. She has
been admirably trained under the care
ful instruction Of Mr.. +. G. Hair.
was rendered:
Third Ballade" (chopin): "Romance.
Fl (schumann); "Va,se Brillante" tChopin)
.serenader tChaminade); Witches
Dance tMcDoweiD; Faust Waltz
stGounod- LIat.)
Among the guests OF the afternoon
were Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Broaddus and
Mrs Leiper Robinson, OF Bowling
Green; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Hair. Miss
Louisa Lewis. Miss Louise Barker. Mrs.
j. =. Mcclure. Miss Mamie Davis. Miss
Porterfeld, Miss Leila Wingfeld, Mr..
Bassett Hough and Mrs. and Miss
Stockton, Of New York.
Tea was served by Miss Alice n.
Parker. while Mrs. Il. a. Hoen and Mrs
r. u. Glover presided at the lemonade
table.
The Monday AFTERNOON teas Will be
continued until further notice.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
William Burleigh Clark, of Newport
News, for tile marriage of her sister,
Julia Underwood Whitley. to Mr.. Ed
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SCIENCE AND IMs1o1,TAI11,y.
Dr. bradley Discusses Subject nj Tr,r1
ity Commencement -
!. special to The Times-Dlspatch. i


Special to The Times Dfsn,tch
DURHAM, n. c., June 9.-To. day,s
DIE event Of Trinity College comInences :
ment was the baccalaureate address ~,
Z. Henry Stiles Bradley. b. b, Of
nm. The music by picked choir Of
!r,t talent was an interesting feature.
l !le subject OF discourse was Modern
science and the Belief In Immortal.
l1ty. DR.. Bradley said:
shall not undertake to prove! i In +
immortality Is a fact, but shall sal
before myself the more modest task
lof demonstrating. first that there Is
;nothlng inherently improbable IN the
ipellef IN Immortality and second thn +
there are many facts In science which
render its belief both reasonable ana
.probable." - -
The doctor here went into the fact
lof life and argued tho point in a
most learned way.
Io-morrow at 1915 commencement
address will be delivered by WalterrTI
Page, OF New York. This will be- FOL.
lowed by the unwilling OF the Wash
lington Duke memorial. this to take
place at 1880 o'clock. The bronze me-
m mo VIII be unveiled by little Mary
washington Stage. daughter OFF. Ed.
latasg and granddaughter OF the great
and benefnctor Of Trin-
l1ty. The presentation speech will be
made by James III. Soutlgate, and tho
memorlal Will be accepted on the part
lof the college by DR.. ]. C. 3ISilgo,' presl-
dent. Large crowds are in attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
.PYTH|ANS GATHER
IN LARGE NUMBERS
Grand Lodge in Session at Ra-
1eigh-Kitchin Now Ahead, But
Craig Claims Victory.
especial 10 The rlmcs-Dlspatcb,

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatchl
RALEIGH. N. c.. June 9.--The Grand
Lodge, knights of Pythias. for North
Carolina, assembled In thirty eighth
annual session here Tonight, the at
tendance being the largest in the his
tory of the order in this State. w. c.
Crist, grand chancellor, OF Winston
Salem, is presiding, and the reports
OF officers to be submitted Tomorrow
Will show remarkable growth, both In
membership and in new subordinate
lodges. The formal opening the grand
lodge was at o'clock. and at
o'clock there was n public meeting. in
which the address OF welcome was de-
lirered by Mayor James +. Johnson,
and the response by Hon. III. r. Brown.
supreme vice chancellor. Past Grand
Chancellor w. w. Wilson, OF Raleigh,
also welcomed the members OF the
grand lodge The sessions OF the grand
lodge will continue through Thursday
forenoon
What Craig Claims.
The weekly gubernatorial bulletin
issued from Craig headquarters here is
Just out. and gives the status of the
I.
structed for Craig. 2S0.a3: instructed
for Kitchin. 295.51: instructed for
Horne, 11056: constructed. 81. Coun-
ties yet to take action are Madison,
Castor. Mecklenburg. Arson, Vance,
Franklin. Nash. Carteret, Bertie,. Mar
tin, Tyrrill. Oar, Chowan. CArrituck
These have 1l6 votes In the Sfate con
vention. and the Craig mahagement
claim that he will receive a substan-
tlal plurality in them. They claim
too. that Mr.. Craig will hive a stub
stantial lead over Mr.. Kitchin In the
first ballot. and are confident OF the
nomination.
Camp VIII be Ideal.
That Camp Glenn. Morehead tho
permanent camp-ground for the NORTH
Carolina National Guard, will be
equipped ideally for the accommcda-
ton of the guard, one regiment at a
time. by July 10th. is the announce
ment made this morning by Quarter.
master General Francis A. Macon. o.
Henderson. who has been at Moreheaf
several days looking after the progress
OF the work The contractors are, l,4
says. pushing tho work now with all
possible dispatch. and the new eolip-
ment Will include water. sewcrac e.
light and buildings for quarters and
storage. Many improvements are also
being made on the rifle range. There
are forty men at work on the camp
Governor Glenn to-day issued a com
mission to La Fayette Douglas ~
Manteo, Dare county, as commits
sner OF wrecks for that section of
the coast. -
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Virginia Weddings
Lacy,-Morrl.on..

3
Especial to The Times-Dispn.ch.l
LYNcHBURG, VA, June 9.--At the
Holy Cross Catholic Church this morn
Ing at 7:i5 o'clock In q beautiful but
crime Morrison became the bride of Mr..
Edward y. Lacy, former resident
OF Lynchburg, but now engaged In
brs u. rs n Petersbnrg Immedately
and Mrs. Lacy left for Northern trip,
after which they Will take up their
residence in Petersburg.
J.. me n, bridal party entered the church re
!. Morrison and Eugene Magri; Messrs.
Fred Rucker and James a. Doherty
who were followed by the maid OF
honor. Miss Johanna Morrison. II sis
leaning upon the arm OF her father
who met the groom, With his best
man, Mr.. Thomas j. Hurley. at tie
main aisle. The ceremony was per-
formed impressively ut one OF the
side affairs by the Rev. j. j. McGurk.
lIiIIer-Guy.
Lspecialto The Times DIspatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, June AT noon
to-day at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
~ M. Andrews in Rivrrmont Alrs. Vir-
ginia S. Guy became the wife of Mr..
If. ID. Miller, tho ceremony being per-
formed by DIR. Garter Helm Jones,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
The home was attractively decorated,
but the marriage was very quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left on an after
noon train for an extended trip which
Will carry them into Canada. after
which, they will reside here where Mr.
Miller is engaged in business.
$hndrich-Brown.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
DANvILLE, VA, June 9.-AIiss Sallie
r. Brown, daughter OF H. ". Brown.
and DR.. S. a. Shadrich, a prominent
young. dentist. were quietly married
this afternoon at the brides home. The
wedding came as surprise to the
friends of the young couple. Rev.
William a. Brown, rector of st. Johns
Church. mt Portsmouth, and brother
of the bride, otflciated. He was as
sisted by Rev. J. Cleveland Hall, rector
of the Church of Epiphany.
Miss Roosevelt to Attend.
WASHINGTON, June 9.--Miss Ethel
Roosevelt left Washington yesterday
for West Orange n. j., where she will
be bridesmaid tomorrow at the mar
riage of Miss Georgianna Harding Farr
and Mr.. Fletcher Harper Sibley.
Shownlter-I<frk.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA, June 9.-Mr. c.
NJ. Showalter and Mrs. Lucy 3. Kirk.
daughter of Mrs. Edward Haymaker.
lPeale officiating. Tie groom Is a we'll
known pharmacist.
Married mt Hngcrxtown.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
WINCHESTER, VA, June 9.--After
being refused license at Martinsburg.
with the State law, Harry Cain and
Miss Mary Parker, of Winchester. pro-
Iceeded to Hagerstown. Md, where they
were married last evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-10
RICH VEIN OF GOLD
OPENED NEAR CATAWDA
lFrom Our Regular Correspond emit. ]

SPENCER, N. c., June 9.-The Peach
Tree Mining Company. under the
management of B. V. Hedrick. tor
,mer merchant Of Spencer. has opened
rich vein of gold near Catawba
Station. Catawba county, which is
yielding 1875 tons Of ore per day, pan
ming rs cents per ton. The Vein is ], :
500 feet wide and several miles in
length and with an unkonwn depth.
The company. which owns several
thousand acres of valuable land ada
cent to the mine, has installed al,
Erdman gold-washing machine and
other modern equipments. The concern
will be Incorporated within few days
AT 100000. The mine gives promise of
being one Of the richest In the South.
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.SOCL1A and
PERSONAL

- FRS. WILLIAM TODD ROBINS,
OF No. 3iO East FRANKLIN
TllN street, announces tho en-
gngemcnt OF her daughter.
Elizabeth Todd, to Mr..
-hInurite Johnston Lunn, OF Plttsburg,
ia, the wedding to take place Saturday
morning, June 27tli
on account or Miss RDbinss illness
there will be no cards OF invitation, and
tho ceremony VIII be performed In the
carly forenoon with only her immc-
date family present
Joncs--Iintcl,rson.
81 The wedding of Miss Emily Wexford
Tutchcson, daughter OF Captain ana
Mrs. John Ambrose Hutchcson, OF No,
925 Floyd Avenue, to Mr.. Brooke Nelson
Jones' son or Mrs. Robert Catesby
Jones, will be celebrated to-day at 0
Il. NJ, In the hom OF the bride, the
Rev. j. j. Gravatt, OF Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church. officiating.
A reception Will be given after the
ceremony. Mr. ind Mrs. Jones will be
Mt home when they return from their
bridal trip. at No. col East Franklin
Street.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
4 charming home wedding at 1880
o'clock this morning VIII be celebrated
ii, the home OF the bride. when Miss
Iinogen Tazewcll Fitzgerald, daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Fitzgerald.
Df No. IL South Third Street, will be
given In marriage to Mr.. Samuel EN-
nett Walters son of the late DR.. VIII
liam j.. Walters and Mrs. Walters, OF
Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs Walters will 70 North
for an extended tour, and will reside
ut No. eio5 Grove Avenue when they
return.
A1icn-Eynns.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Susie Howard Evans to
Mr. James Wilmer Allen.
Both bride and groom are from Rich
mond. The ceremony was performed
Monday. juno S. NJ the home OF the
Brides brother, No. 1902 @ street. n.
w. Washington.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Rev. S. III. Evans. 81 we'll known Bap-
list minister, and the groom IS the
ann OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Allen.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Alien will bic at home,
after June Goth. at No. 3o4 South Third
street.
Willing Workers Entertnin.
The Willing Workers of ST. Marks
Church under the direction Of Mrs
Joseph Baker, VIII give dramatic en-
tertainment, Cinderella" in the school
room OF tile church Thursday evening
at $3.50 o'clock.
The following make UP the cast:
BESSIE Cox, az Cinderella; James Law
Ter. as Prince Rupert; Joseph Gassar,
AS King; Lily Priddy. az Peacocina !;
Fila Dunn. as stucupetfa; Madeline
Cox. as mother: Eliza Belle Wilkinson,
as Fairy Godmother, and 1ilomas Jones
and William Cox.
Mrs. Baker will be assisted In the
entertainment by pupils of Mrs. Cora
sizer's music class, who will render
selections. They viii be Misses Pau
liue Baker Cora Lynne Woods. Hazel
Asher Katie Asher. Ella Deane Blair.
Inward Montaguc katherine Hart,
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DEATHS.

ut his residence. Mo-.
200 North Eighteenth Street. Mon
day afternoon, at O'clock.
Mr.. w j. BROOKS, the only son OF
five. He leaves a devoted wife, one
son. one daughter, Allie Il. md
Mrs. John S. Heppert, and Two Sis
tors. IS
The funeral Will take place THIS
o'clock from Hoga Memorial Church..
Interment at lakewood. Friends aud
acquaintance are invited 20 attend
Lynchburg papers please COPY
her her daughter. Mrs. l. Nj. Polachek3
nee. Ada Craddock), in New York
CITY, Mrs JULIA LEE CRADDock.s
formerly OF Richmond, Na.,S aged
seventy-three years. She leaves two
sons and three daughters.
Funeral in New York.
Died, June the 9th,
9:35 A. NJ, at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. James Z. Harlow, AZ
West Marshall Street; Mrs; N. ,.,sl
Il of Powhatan Courthouse % Ill
8Fmeral from lmmanuel Church,
Powhatan county, THIS "wednesday
! AFTERNOON, June the 10th, at $50
o'clock. III
at his home. 2oa East
Thirteenth Street. Manchester, at,1
A. NJ. Tuesday. the 9th, q. g. HOLT,
Funeral Will be from Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church at 4 o'clock
THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
JoHNSTo N,--Died., on June 9th. at tha 4
residence OF her daughter, Mrs Hen- Z
ry c. Lee. Mrs. JOHN ", oEINSTtoS.
widow of United States Senator
Johnston, and mother OF DE. Georgia
Ben Johnston. ssl.
The funeral services viii be halo
y from st PETERS, Church, Etghth and 4
Grace Streets, THIS INV Wednesday,
X MORNING mt 1880 O'clock. Inters
( nent at Wytheyille. Neys THU
4 June 1ath. 81
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PRETTY ROCKY MOUNT WEDDING
Miss Meta May Winstcnd Married I,
MIR. john ID. Carlton.
54sfg. Special to The Tim S.DIsno fct

ROCKY MOUNT. N. G., June s-one
or the leading social events in Eastern
Carolina Of the present month occurred
In this city to-day. when Miss Meta
May ~, 7! W y, became the bride Of DR..
ceremony. was performed in the Iparl i rs,
Of the BRIDES home. the Woodland Hotel,
at at, ~ l,,e o'clock by the Rev. John Van
Of large circle Of friends and reIa-
tiyes from this and other cities.
The bride entered the front parlor
leaning upon the arm of her sister,
Miss Iva Winstead, maid Of honor.
Where she was met at All improyiseCl
altar by the groom. who entered
through another door with his best
man, Dr. 7; w. Carlton, Of Salisbury.
As the bridal party entered and took
their places In front of the minister,
Mrs: Harry Smith. OF Tarboro, sweetly
rendered Mendelssohns wedding march,
The bride Is the daughter or Mrs, M.
g .WIlnstead, and is one OF the most
society. The bridegroom is a, rising
young dentist of Salisbury.
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Fix Blame Tor Accldent.

SAN PEDRO, CAL. June 9--The board
q, inquiry appointed by Rear-Admiral Sebree
to Investigate the accident on the United
States steamship Tennessee on Friday has
practically completed its work, and Its re-
mort will probably be forwarded Tomorrow
10 the Secretary of the Navy Tho board
to-day made thorough inspection of the
boilers. When the Investigation is finally
completed tho boilers Will be submitted toaa
full speed test.
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rnIsoNnR JUMPS FnoM TRAIN.
Dashcs for Liberty ana Minds Not Pts.
Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch. /

RALEIGH, M. c., June 9.-As the
Westbound Southern train, bound for
Auburn last evening, Wilson b. Perry
Jumped from tile train and ran to es-
cape from impending service of ore
years sentence in the penitentiary for
Raleigh from Tarhoro By Deputy sher-
iff Frank Dawson and w, Martini Per-
~ asked Tor some water and was
carried forward to get It. The train
|he made u successful lash for liberty
| through the open door and down he
ear steps The DEPUTIES fred at him
lsuit, However, he has not Yet been re-
captured, Deputy Dawson was Obliged
10 remain An the train With anotber