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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-03

A great Biograph story is the most
interesting picture on the program at
the Lomo Theatre today. "a Welcome
Intruder" The intruder" is a little
lost boy whom kidnapper has laid,
asleep, in the back of a wagon, and
who is thus carried to strange farm.
This picture has no connection with
the celebrated Dunbar case. But it will
interest you nearly as much. Dee
dee's Blind Master" a story with a
most intelligent fox terrier in the
leading role. There is a good deal of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-03

Following is the program: Overture,
Greater Gem Theatre March; "a Hero
OF Little Italy," sensational Biograph
drama; "Pete Tries the Stage" Lubin
comedy; "The Sheriff's Wife," Essany
western sensational drama; ION a
Summers Day." Kalem comedy:
Scenes in Switzerland" Cines; Music
by Greater Gem Orchestra. On Mon
day the Greater Gem will present its
special all feature five reel, ten cent
show. The names of the subjects will
be announced in Mondays News.
tricky Ash Bitters cures the kid
neys' regulates the liver, tones up the
stomach and purifies the bowels.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-03

The ladies ownder how Mrs B. man
ages to preserve her youthful looks.
The secret is she takes PrickIy Ash
Bitters; it keeps the system in perfect
order.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-03

and it is likely that these will go as
fast.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-03

Mr.. M L. Thomson left today for
ST. Louis where ne Will purchase sew
eral carloads Of eombined and harness
horses and big. mules. He will return
next week with some of the finest live
stock ever brought to this section and
all who desire to pnrchase such stock
would do we'll to zee them. The last
lot Of fine mules brought here by Mr..
Thompson were snapped up quickly
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-03

DR.. Barber ne eye, ear and nos,
specialist of gaesson. will be in his Of
flee in this cityasaonday, Tuesday an,
Wednesday of next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARK

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
iSales at Union Stock Yards.)
Report OF live stock market for the
week.
Best steers. 7saStc.: medium TO
good. 7QTtc.: common 10 fair, 5iQ
&c: best heifers, 7Q7tc.; medium 70
good, 4sGbtc.; common 90 fair, $40
5tc: best COWS, 606Sc.; medium 10
food, AZ SIC; common 10 fair. sac
sc; best oxen. 6lQ7Ac.; medium 70
51c.; bulls. 420 63c.: best calves, ga
&c; fair TO good, ia Sc; dicks. "a &C.;
Cows and calves, $4,000 1900 per
head. Best hogs S09tc.; light hogs.
S0Slc: SONS and stays, 5hU
72c.; best LAMBS. 7iQ SAC.
medium 70 good, 53g7c.; common to
I fair. 4u5c.; best sheep. 90 6lc.; fair
I 20 good 5GGc.: commOnto fair, 3id
/ SIC Spring lambs, $4,000 per head.
New -Beeves-Firm. Steers
/ S61ON9.5O: bulls, 1925 500; cows
+ S3.5Ou6 $50. (alves-Neals, 2505Oc,
/ higher; others steady. Veals, SS.509
1880: culls. S6uS.00; barnyard calves
and yearlings, $4W5.50. sheep and
Lambs-Steady to shade lower. sheep
S50675; culls. S3.50UA50; lambs
$500 $50; culls, S7Q750; sprinl
lambs. S4.50G 6.35 Hogs-Firm Z
10c higher at S9.SOG1O1O.
Chicago, Ill.-Hogs- eak. Bulk o
sales, S9I509.4O. Cattle-Strong
/ Beeves, S7IO09.2O; COWS and heifers
S3754S.1O; calves, $6QS.25. Sheep
Strong at S60TO0; lambs, $74 $40
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
EXPECT BANKERS
TO APPROVE BILL

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special.
President Wilson has cOnnded Co
House leaders. according 90 in
formation obtained Wednesday,
that he wants tie currency reform
legislation, which is 20 De taken
up during the next month, con-
Quoted along common sense lines.
lie believes that too much cN-
pert opinion on the subject viii
have tendency 10 bcclOud fun
damcntaI questions rather than
lend any material assistance 10
the legislators.
Friends OF the President and
Secretary McAdOO have informal
- laid before prominent bankers
ia New York city a draft OF the
proposed currency reform bill,
and these bankers, IL IL stated,
have approved the essentials OF
the measure, although not being
willing tO accept all the details
The President, a H. stated, Il
not especially anxious To- get full
approval OF the proposed bank
ing and currency law 10y the bank
ing Interests, but viii be satisfied
N they agree 40 the main fca-
turcs OF the measure
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
SAYS WIFE KIDNAPPED
HIM By DRINK ROUTE

CHICAGO, III Special How he
was kidnapped by his wife whom he
isl suing FOR divorce. taken 90 New
York and kept ln a comatose condi-
ton on champagne and cocktails, was
told by Louis Frank. politician and
wealthy saloon Keeper In an affidavit
with Judge kayanagh. OF the Supe-
rior Court
Frank had bis wife, Jeanette. ar
rested at the Ontario Hotel. on North
clark Street. March 23d, with an en-
eincer named Gilbert. prior 20 Ming
the divorce bin.
on May 6th. the affidavit recitcs.
Frank met his wife and her brother
on West Madison Street They in
10 "A restaurant. ne says, and began
Co. ply him with cocktails and cnam-
payne. lie remembers getting into a
cab and going 10 the Alexandria
Hotel lie knew nothing after that
ne asserts. until he awoke in the
Empire Hotel. ln New York city.
His wife told him whel Re asked
for an explanation. he says. That she
had him where she wanted him and
sgas going 20 keep him. de cook the
next train hack 10 Chicago. arriving
here on May 10th. He has an lndis-
/ tlnct recollection, ne says. OF a mum.
her Of days OF cocktails and cigar
cites.
on $4,000 ne had ln ais pockets hs
found only $4,000 when hc returned
he SAYS The rest. he says he Learned
/ later. went for travelling expenses aDs
4 drinks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
NAME RECEIVERS FOR
TWO RAILROADS
ST. louis AND FRISCO AND CHI
CAGO AND EASTERN ILIA-
NOfS IN COURT.

ST. LOUIS, MO- Special Judge |
Sanborn. OF the United States District |
Court. late yesterday afternoon APP
pointed two receivers for the ST.
Louis and san Francisco road. upon
application of attorney for the North
American Trust Company. BENJAMIN
Winchcss. president OF the company,
and X. N. West. chairman OF the
board OF directors OF the trust COM
pany. one OF the principal stoc6hold-
ers were named as receivers.
Earlier ia the afternoon Judge Car
pcnter OF the United States District
Court al Chicago, appointed receivers
Tor the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad. upon the application ct the
Railway steel Spring Company. VIII
liam i. Jackson, vice president OF the
/ road. and Edwin W Winters, OF New
+ York. were named as receivers
Both the action in Chicago and
here was delayed until after the clos
ing Of the stock Exchange In New
/ FORK.
The inability OF The Frisco system
TO meet the S2,250.0O0 per cent
I two-ycar notes maturing June LIST
brought about the financial difficult
lies of the system.
The cause Cor the Frisco's financial
troubles was a com animation or mis-
fortunes. cost OF operation. FLOOD
losses and stringcncy of the money
market which made 90 impossible 10
raise funds 90 meet maturing. ohliga-
!, tions. That these troubles over
5 whcimcd thc Frisco was owing TO the
oNactiug guarantees made hy the par
! cnt corporation during recent years
in acquiring control of other railroads
, whereby 10 increased its mileage lr
{ from 1.1o0 miles I'm 1896 60 l,499 ir
, 1912.
The earnings Of some of the lines
Isiuco acquisition. have fallen scFcra
imiliou dollars short of meeting ohN
'-nfous which The So. Louis auI car
y Francisco assumed.
b. Considerable surprise was cNprcssc.
/. yesterday whom 10 was learned thai =
c - Hoatrm. chairman M the hot ru o
IS directors o. the ST.. Louis ANA Sal
.- Francisco Company, had been unsuc
Icrr-ful bon Sew York zoo lis attempt q
Be- secure ai4 in meeting the notes Nh
- 81 cakum recently spent much time u
J. Sew York akinE the rounds on prom
incnt Wall street banking houses hu
his efforts proved fruitless.
,, Hc then came here. the urlr'n f
= headquarters OF The road. hut his lp
. |ucals 90 the local bankers proved 3
vain. one OF Che CHIEF obstacles nr
" countcrcd by Air. Noakum was ~
fact that tho company has S-.Sa0.oo
~ 81 bonds falling due October LIST mex
The Frisco system comprises abot
1900 miles OF lines. CNtcnolng iroi
|Kansns city. So. Louis and Chic1e
|thruurh tne States 90 Missouri. Arl-1r
Sass. Oklahoma. Illinois, kansas. Ter
r. rerecc Miss .ssippi. Alabama ar
n Texas Tn 1905 the Frisco acquire
L control 0f tho Chicago and Easter
roao.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York--FlOur-Stead Wheat
Firm: No. 2 sed. si.1la@LiS; No
/ northern, Duluth. S1.0e1. Corn
Quiet at 57aU58c
Wool--Steady. Hides and Leather
Steady. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine
Steady: machine barrels. 45ic. Petro-
leum-Steady Sugar-Raw and re-
fined, steady. Coffee-Spot, quiet:
Rio. No. z. I1zc.; Santos. No. 4. 1890;
mild, dull: Cordova, 15417c.; nomf-
nal Poiatoes--Steady Florida, new.
barrel, $500 $50: sweets, Jersey.
basket, $1254165. Cabbages and
Peanuts-Stsady and unchanged.
Freights--Easy; grain TO London. 80
Baltimore. d.--Wheat--Ffrmer /:
contract. $1O7. Corn-F1rmer: con-
tract. 66ac Oats-FIrm: No. ? whste
500 40ac.: standard. white. 3SD8sie
J Rye--Quiet; NO. / western. 6917ec. :
No western. 65n csc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
ARREST PHYSICIAN
FOR OPERATION
BZITIAI0RE PLY ~ICIAN HELD on
CRIMINAL eli AItGE-NOKFOLk
WOMAN WAS PATIENT

BALTIMORE. Md Special on
the charge % performing criminal
operation ora Airs Cd. a.. Ricketts,. $40
Hamilton Avenue. Norfolk. Va, DIT.
Frederick W. Weber. siNty-four years
old. 1oGg East Pratt Street and AIRS.
Rosa Fowler. 1907 East Monument
rtrnrf. are nader arrest here.
10y weber. ln las uractlced med
clne for more than thirty years in
East baltimore. admitted the charge.
Nr. O. B Ricketts,. The woman s
husband. sald DE was sent GO the Bal
umorc doctor hy ca physician OF Nor
folk.
The Norfolk man ana his wife had
prepared 20 leave Baltimore today
They are being held as witnesses.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

Q. Are you tecsotsicr or a prohi-
bitionjst1
was ovcrruled.
A. arr neither a teetctaler nor a
prohibitfoniSt- I never drink beer. as.
stout. porter or any malt liquors 1
40 not like them Frequently. when
am n guest. I am invited 20 drink
ocek or drinks ccntaining whiskey
and aiwAys. 81 take anything. take
a nghf wine OF champagne instead
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

TEACHERS OF AL GRADES WANT
ed for COLLEGES. public and private
schools for fan openings IN Virginia
nuf southern States schools sup
piled without charge. Prompt and
faitht1r service guaranteed. Core
z-rrfrrre so-icitef VIRGINIA
Teachers BUREAU. Rev. r. W.
CriGiin. Warnre-. Ricuond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
ROOSEVELT DENIES
HE Is DRUNKARD
Denies. However, That Re Ever
Got Drunlz-Eot Pend Of Whis-
KEY or Malt Drinhzs-Light
WINES ana Champagne
Eis Specially.

lfARQ2 ETIE. MICH Special
COL. rleodure RooseFelr Tuesday took
the sand ln haas t-r-oN. -r-let el-t
lE4irst tseorE- NtHltt t-.-er ti lit
Ishrer .ua Iron Ore
C'n5erel Roosevelt denied errr n..t.r-
ally that he ever drank irrc-lr-tlns
LUuurs e. excess. as Clar--- ll Llr
ellturl1f tlaf rHslltEl .l tle -lIei a--l-
Ef said he did rlt lr1k aeer ~
WHISKY except uUler Lne -rert .an ol
q Leetur nuf gEeertel taaL lr come
tlrues lr1rk lcht wines l1e related
lrlF1y lls career 4r g. ere lne i-r
auLrur lruU EEe -rur atr WAS
trourhl 10 him aF h- Gag q hosp tal
lr Chicago afser nlF-rE been wounded
~ & Wolll-be aEslss.l il ll-lfa-hee
wuE FerE lullrnart sail rae
Colonel. wher tne e-ltQrlal nas
shown me.
Tine former Pres dent mounted tnt
stand after a. stormy feH minutes
CErsrr which ArtcrleE Pound. repre-
sserttar the plalUtln r-as llterr- rtel
Frequently ~ Attorney he-cen. 81 f-t
making his opening ttaLefi-er'i
Concerning HE Drinking.
rercerrirr Ms drinking Cclone
r2nraa-.elt deel1rE1 ln more detail
4har ne harlly believed ne n4'
touched over h1lf dozen .uleps eur
ing the lnne be MAS in rhe Anit'
II occasionagly drink one or I'VE
rfnrses ~ .Eht wine ~ ela1-i a5l
81 cinrerf ~ baDgle-s. ne SAID
O. IT. the white House. were tnef
given so-cai5el ulI' -lrfat-- ---ltie
Yes. and tErTe was served, az
7 drank openly. wiue or c1e ~ ~
rrIaeSes % Chawul Al rlatE --A
~ere. tlpiomarlc cinrerE ~ lllref
80 -slv Catiret. leht wines aul ci-ai'
barnes were served They were AeI
r. fhe V-hlte House. j eld nos drin
urhsle alone ard Mlucrs were nf
r.es1ally served lrlese fnefe Wei
auesff ~ there were Egeeie lsi
wines p1ere served. u tnere Nri
girlcnlafLc Elerts toere 9ltl
r.ha4npaFne. and < wollc rrilk aboi
the same amount
a Now as - the Instruction ~ tt
doctor. 70 whick you Referred Nl
- xe~ Dorinx the cutan ear
Da5gr I rad the Cuban fever and SID.
fl,af tfrne have had recprrirE attac'
- n rrsse stacks usually cofne
tna result 81 oxereEert-ors arr - q
direction q @urHeon hixey I nave 2
caslorally use6 BRANDY 'r teaspoon
does 10 check - ] had q severe z
taok 81 this illness while lr Africa al
had prepared for a ~ having 81
nv ~ hranty along. 7 also has 80
aafaele while iu the ROCKY AoN1Las
Rnd several touches 81 y during :
political campaign "a which ma
Atforney Andrews. fov the cefen
conducted the cross-exaylli nation
40 aSkf4 Colore1 Roosevelt ~
xeas "a sing the expenses q TIE Pros
cufion 81 the nbel sgit against kci'
Newett. 0r 81 the Progressive p@'
ro,ene, roosexeit shouted Ms I
MAJ that anyone except hlnlsei =
she ssrht Of Colonel Roosevelt z
playing his feeiinss espseo eo, ....
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

CHICAGO. I'LL Speciai.-Jalnes
caiEan. az aviator. was killed when
hiH Cortfss blplane fen az Cicero Bed
today
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

this subject 1 win vase an Imaginary
bet Of a 81 gold piece egainst the
STUMP Of cigar chat the public VIII
never, have the occasion 20 associate
anyone 81 them with the crcss-saddle."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

LIVERPOOL. Epecial.-- The Amer
lean liner Hayerford. bound from L3v-
efDocl 10 Philadelphia. with 1870 pas
errTeFa On board. crashed upon
Ds0nr's Hcck. outside ~ Queenstown
harbor. today fn a thick fog.
A hfr hole wax rsmnef - the
ships hold and ehc beean 20 settle
wireless calls brought help and eS
fne paeeengers we're taken or
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
RUIZ IT OJT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10
sRned-stiEueES and soreness Q
muscles or 5oi1ts-r71b en- F'rkyssrs
Erez1 Nerve and Bone fi1aEncnt, Rnc
- pGin disRQQea-s; TIE Erestes
A. round IMMINENT IN use Tor nan
and heast, ny I'M euler sze
"a tile rlght help: 25c bottles a
trrcgists. Manufactured ~ j. "
FRAYSER a. CO. RiShmO1d- Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
.TENNESSEANS HISS
GOVERNOR HOOPER
Few Disgrantled Citizens Give Vent
% Kisses. Which Were Soon
Drowned by Cheers--Makcs
Opening Address at
Reunion.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. -Spe-

mortal spirit OF the Confcdcracy.
rt.NcrbcraGing the tiu1c-cChOcS OF
the famous conflicts and scenes
and recalling the heroes OF the
Lost cause. the twenty third an
nual Confederate reunion opened
TUESDAY. Under the very shadow
OF lookout Mountain, where.
over atty years ago, the famous
battle above the clouds was
FOUGHT Scared veterans, sons OF
veterans and SPONSORS and maids
of honor gathered Gray clouds
darkcncd not the glory of the
occasion and diminished none OF
sl,c arlor OF those i'm attendance.
And when the time came Tor the
splendid parade of the Eleventh /
United states cavalry the clouds
dispersed and the day became
glorious
The only dfspicasing incident OF
e the day was when few discounted
; Teunessecars gave vent To Kisses as
4 Governor Hooper, OF Tennessee, the
4 frsr Republican Governor To- ever
I weicome Confederate reunion. be-
I Gan his address. but these were soon
i drowned I'm the waves or applause
which swept over the audience as ne
proceeded.
in the address which was made by
General Bennett "a. NounE. ~ Louis
VILE. KY. ccmmandcr-in-Chief OF the
veterans. Incidentally, he was also
their siege 90 Port Arthur.
Fe said in parts
..1Ten and Women Cf Tennessee
ana People so Chattluooga.-As we
come fo receive your welcome on this
auspirious occasion. we feel that we
are not unworthy ~ what you have
. done for us He THINKS that we VIII
. nor he Violating the Proprietics Of
|thc hour 81 Wc would cry ont 90 the
world clear the way. clear the
b. vaF We ere She men from Manassas.
Sncts1iVauia, cold Hlroor Peters
Z hrrE Gainesville, clear the way.
2 clear thn way. wc arc the men who
fought az shiloh. az ACrirecsooro.
, at Frankifn. at Atlanta az kosaca. az
= rrice.e Cross Roads. clear the way
Icicar the way. we are the men who
b. fought az MAsen ices ~t o 49,, -
tnu. through Sew Mexico. az ~ ans
. ferf at Eikhorn. an Sabine Pass;
clear the way. clear thc way
Respoullrr to the welcome. which
7as extended the Sis. tors On behalf o'
= tChattanooEa. hc said.
1--WE breathe ca welcome in the air
y che currents of thc beautiful river
/. fowiuc ly your city, murmur mel
I pleasure at oar presence ana thes'
Z rra festte mountains. witnesses ~ un
Z surpassed hcroiem. standing as stated.
p guardians ovf- batticdeids made his
p toric hy The blood of heroes. give ac
=. nriesceuca to your Eia0ntss ana you
p trT rt the presence of tneec survivor
z oi The Confederate armies IL cout
.u.r nn otherwise man tn4t the Ieopl
q ior the great Noluntcs- state AaHul
,- Ir.. uice to have once more with ther
q the men who followed the banners 81
. the south.
e -.Ternessee save So much GA the al
Del frrr % win national lie for the Cor
.n tolerate States thlt So could nor nt
D. be- that her citizens should De please
p ro hook once more upon men VINO 70
".H.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

Senator Kern complains TO his coll
LEAGUES that the Governor OF West Viz
glnla called him liar in a public
speech Is Il the epithct itself or its
use in public TO which the gentleman
from Indiana Observation-Disclosures Pilot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
non,h ErnIodcs Id Poefnlncc.

LONDON Special. Militant SUI
fravctfes posted" bomb ln the
posfoffice az Lewlsham, suburb
early today. causing an explosion
which destroyed q number u letters
and packages.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

Live pOultry-All kinds in heavy
demand Eggs--Receipts extreme
heavy. outlook for lower market
Butter, Veals. Hides. etc.-ID heavy
demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

News from EyaShfDEton tells IS
ftat Root "a cDile acffVe ~ 80 etort
~ pet TIE Progressive and STAND
eaters foxetheF. B1t was he nct TIE
ROOF ~ al the eyti So TIE beginning
- lslackEtone Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
BALKAN ALLIES
NOW DISAGREE

PARIS Speciai.--Actuai war be-
tween Bulgaria and the allied armies
OF Greece and ScrNia is very near, ac-
cording to a statement made here
to-day by Al. Tcodorf. Bulgarian Min
lister of Finance. who IS here on a
political mission.
~Drly tremendous pressure from
The European powers can prevent a
fresh condict in the Balkans said
II. Tcodorn Unknown 20 the out
side world affairs have been getting
moro and moro serious for months.
An army OF 2SO.OoO Servians and
Greeks Isl masscd on the western and
southern frontiers OF Bulgaria, ready
Tor "a general outbreak.
The contention OF the bulgarian
government Is that Sorvia and Grcece
arc exceeding the terms of the agree
rert drawn up by the Balkan Lcague
before the outbreak OF the war with
Turkey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
RICHMOND nay MARKET.

following are the quotations on Tia
..e.iuDua hay Exchange.
.nI~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

SAIONIKA- Special Premier
Ncnizc.os. OF Greece arrived here TO-
day en- route for Sofia where he VIII
try to patch up the differences exist
ine between the Greek and bulgarian
governments.
The premier held "a conference with
Kine Constantine and received hnal
instructions. The Greeks maintain
that Salouika must remain Hellenic
possession. and that Bulgarian troops
shah not cross the neutral line, which
has been extended around the city on
the iondward side.
kirr Constantine is reported 90
Ihave lircn the impression 20 his stan
I thar Greece viii hght Bulgaria before
She viii consent 10 give up Salonika.
Austrians Rcmobilizc.
VIENNA. Special Rehabilitation
OF the Austrian rcscrNists, recently
dismissed when peace seemed near
was ordered TO-DAY hy Che government
( Al telegram from Athens states that
lnnother fight between the tulE lrian.
aad Greeks. north - Salonika. IS i'm
miucut.
The Hulgars are massing vas
lquartitios of heavy artillery az Elcu-
Ithcra. about 100 miles east az Salo'
lnlsa-
MAY Leave Dispute 60 Powers.
VIENNA. Spcciol-A Soft dispatch
10 the Reichpost today states that IN
Bulgarian government has decided @
submit the future status az Salonik'
CO. the powers.
4 Tension between Bulgaria an'
Serria. however. IS tightening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

Don't De a knocker--be swatteri-
HalLfaA oakalte.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
WANTS
nANC SECOND xANn RkGS
h4trA and Burlap wanted
Write Ser Prices.
R1CHK0ND Rag CO. Ire
Richmond. Va
RAIR eOOBS

~ THF f.ATSEr PARIS FASH
IONS N HAIR DRESSING. Al
Kinda of hair On hand OF mace %
srdS-. ComhinEs made Into switches
PcnQsdours. PuEs. etc S2csfac-
don guaranteed. HUGHES %
NORTH Third ST. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05

Following are the quotations on q
d - ------.l -rAL---.-o L--oL nunn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-06-05
OuId Heads the sons

The business sessions ~ the sons OF
. Veterans began Yesterday morning
TIE sons got through their nnsi ?
, / ness. ffecflrE " ". Dule, ot Nortpih
. comma and er -ln- ct tCf. unanlFnouslt, ano
, fheu participated in fne parade ~
hundred automobile were Ira l4ue al
} bedecked in bunting. Tags and hoPrerN
y 4 Last night number of receptions were
4 under way. Nirgiuians. as usual. were
E largely 3D. evidence Richmond is fnili
+ reprfrerted among the veterans. Honi
and daughter. and are receiving pre-
Z srnfueuf attention.
: me recent Official orders ~ Genera
II j. Hickman, cfmnlancfr o. th'
3 Tennessee division. United Coufeterat'
4 Veterans. end Grand marshal ~ th'
y from rffirg aetfilc daring the reuuioi
here has brouehf form many expires
sions 81 protest and communication.
=. Opposition ~ thc ortvi ls nelni
4 Voiced largely bv some 90 the sponsor
p ard E1aidB % honor Affected
y Isl defence 81 General Hickman
r order. Dr a. A. Lyon OF Nashville
p Tenn. secretary % the army and Nav
Mfefcai heEoclafion. United Confeder
i. ate Veterans. is quoted a. followa-
Y ''Thle unnatural crcsE-f81oic move
p % fkls fweEti1 tf-cerfurY aHitatoi
amou2 "a Tot ~ distewperrd womel
who are ciamoriuf for women
Is ,sIt d known that Mrs NichoIa
- E.onR ORTIZ MF koosfyeifs eidee
l. fauRhter. and Nist Helen Tar
.e eecheWed the croes-eadcle entirely
~ and ~ President WDscn VIII Dard0l
even a. aliufioD - hts oau9htere o.