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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
AIittle sea.onaple Advice.

Take plenty OF out door exercise. It will
he'll, you throw of that ured feeling and raise
your spirits Don't overeat-enough is ss good
aud better than feast. BE careful OF your
drinking water and rays add little CT Kiein's
silver age or Duquesne Ryes- This viii keep
the digestive organs in rood condition and pre-
vent much summer sickness. They are abso-
lutels prre and are for sale BY Hotels. Drug
gists and dealers generally, At sI-5o and SIS
Max KLEIN
50 Fedezsl Street, AlleghEey,
Sand for catalogue. mated free
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
Are You Nervous.

Are You tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved OF all these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
gives nerve and bodily strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
Mountain Lake Park.

June 2sth to July 18th, inclusive, the
B. & O. Company will sell excursion
tickets to Mountain Lake Park at one
fare for the round trip, good returning
until July 81, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

FoR Earache, Toothache. Sore
Throat, Swelled Neck, and the results
of colds and Inflammation, use DR..
Thomas Electric Oil-the great pain
destroyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
HOOPS Pills are easy in action.

THE great speciaites at the Wheel
ing Bakery's retail department for to-
day are "Sweet Home" and Electric
Bread" Try these wonderful breads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

HAVE you tried Sweet Home Bread?''
II is surely time to try this wonderful
new product of the Wheeling Bakery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

Mr. Jacques Front, the French Hair
Dresser, has purchased tho bu-iness OF
Mr. A Breslaner, has Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

FROM to-day on we offer Ladies' Low
Shoes of all kinds at greatly reduced
prices. II. Y. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
DENTISTS.
1beeIins Register
Tnsrmomster ksOOrG

Mr.. c. Schnepf, tue Ooera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: a. m, 69;
9 "a. m, IS; II n, 50; 8 p. m, So; p. m, IS.
Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
National Holiday Excursion Rates over
wheeling and Lake Erie Railway.

On the occasion of our National Holi-
day, July 4th, 1898, the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railway will sell Excursion
Tickets from all stations, July Sd and
4'h, at half rates, with tickets good up
10 and including July 5th, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

Lansuor, loss ofappetite and strength
Cured by Bromo. Settler. Trial bot
tie 10 cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

SWEET HONE" aud Electric" breads
are the latest\p roduct from the Wheel
ing Bakery. Nou Will nnd them OF ex-
ira Qnality.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

o. b r. Il Dnday Excursions
Sunday excu pn tickets now on sale
to Woodland, kiln, New Martins
vile. sisssrsx I'd L Reach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

Printed India Silks-Geo. E. Stifel + Co.
Summer Underwoar-M. j. Mctadden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
Index to New Advertisements

OtuerAI bAnNIut- " ueoIIus 4ItIV aHu Ut
Company.
For Rent-FurniShed Room.
Wanted-Girl for Kitchen.
Hoilins Institute. ho,etOurt Springs, Va.
Quaker DAY Notice.. utual savings Bvnk.
Wanted-Tract OF Land IN West Virginia.
For Reut-Furnish-d Front Room
For Rent-Three Rooms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

Nine candidates for tho office Of
postmaster Of Lehi have been named.
There are five or six candidates In
Provo.
The u. Y. A. festival 10 to be re-
peated FTiday, March 10th. ReheArsalj
are being held, and the affair even
promises to excel the Last.
Tho next case for trial In the III rst
district court was the People W. Isaac
Jones, appealed from n Justices cou It
at Spanish korE.
Provo, March i.-Mrs. Anna Marks
Ol Eureka has won another victory IN
tho cOuTts. In tue case above referred
no, the evidence was insult Client 10
convict, and ON motion OF tho district
attorney, tho jury was instructed 10
and u verde! OF not guilty.
j.. W. q. Halhenbruck is engaged
IN the Translation OF German work
IN aslrolUgy Published in 1875. MI
H9ihonbruck win have the work 10.
published Ia the English language to-
,gt or with charts VI the planetary
system.
~ 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
there WAS scene az the First National
bunk corner between Mis-. Anna
MaTkr, tho queen OF Eufeka," aud
Mir. Louis UtonOslSi OF Salt Lske CITY.
Mr. Ggouoski was formerly clerk iOf
Mrs. Marks, and whom no resigned his
position he claimed that she owed him
SOME two thousand uollRrs ~ sallry.
Amit ensued In tho courts and Gron0s.
ii lost He failed 10 pay tho cOsts, ami
~ he was witness IN the case OF the
People vs.. Anna Marks, gu effort was
made 10 attach his witnes5' fees 10
nay the costs, hut did not succeed.
Nj Gtonoski, however, was angry aud
addressed Mrs. Marks CONCERNING the
matter. Words onsuel, and huRlly
Mrs. Marks slapped him. A acuille
then took place, during which
some OF the spectators say he struck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Court Notes.

The attorneys in the ease Of John
N. Young VI. a. r. Schroeder ct al.
Ia Judge Bartch's court yesterday
afternoon discussed settlement OF
tho nndings OF inct and conelusions Of
law, tut the final adjudication was yet
to DO nade.
Ia the case Of j. X. Burnham ct OIL.
Va, u. hiUxanuCr 81 nl., tho Receiver
has been granted permission 10 brin;
suit Ia one OF the lower courts 20 secure
possession OF a storeroom occupied by
u tenant.
In the case Of Detective J. J..
Gleason Vi. w. A. smith, submitted
Tho preceding day, Judge Ilnu yrstsr.
Gay afternoon found In favor of the
Defendant.
The oaso u Sarah J. Levy vs.. OK.
MARGINAL Pnfsous concluded yesterday
afternoon when the jury fouui n vur-
dict for the defendant A thirty dnys'
ftay was allowed the plaintiff IN which
TO u IL statement on motion for q new
trial.
Benjamin Fuller 10y his guardian
has Il cd a suit Tor damages against tho
Salt Lake Cry railway company In
Juat!co WhitehUrn's court, and do.
inhnas s-33.BD i0i lljurles received by
himseli aud 10y his h0rse and buggy.
Fuller, Jr., was crossing Defendants
track at the inteTaection OF Fourth
South aud hiain streets recently, whom
he was run into by car. He was
thrown out, he alleges, ana his vehicle
and horse were dgmagol. Hence he
alleges criminal negligence GA tho
part OF tho defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
FRAGMENTS.
u O'CLOCK.

Ar tho Thea,or tomorrow morning
Rev. Mr.. Uttsf'a subject Will DO "sOmo-
thing for Nothing"
A sgLECr social ball will bc given by
the Exhibition club NJ Noungor's hall,
Thursday ovonlng. March oh.
TnR Ninth Quorum Of Elders will
meet ia the EloyOnth Ward Meeting
House on Monday evening, ut 1880.
A PARTY OF prominent salt Lake and
Ogden Masons will 20 10 Cofinno tonlghs
10 astond u big banquet.
Tnu Union Pacific has offered ro-
duced ratio oi one fare for the round trip
10 Logan, whore tho hilllefs' association
will convene on tho lith Inst
A sr1.rcr hall will bo given ut tho
Nire,eonth Ward assembly hall, under
tho auspices Of the sunday School, We'd
nesday evening, March 9Th.
THy Scandinavian Democratic society
will meet noxt Monday evening nj tho
Social Hall nj 1850 whore an interesting
program win be rendered.
THE regular monthly mcctlng OF the
Second Quorum OF Elders take. place in
tho Tonih Ward meeting house. Monday
evening, March 9Th, nj 1902. w.
JuDoE AgpERsos has gone East, and
will be absent two nr three weeks. 10 N
whisporod around that no " In Washing
ton today. His dopartuf. was kopt
rath0e quioi-ihough thoro may 10
nothing In that fact alono.
President CLEvEIAND's Inauguration
will bo celebrated tonight In tho q. a.
II. hall by the Scandinavian Demooratiu
society. An oScollent supper has been
prepared by the ladies' committee, Mrs.
Y. w. MAIDS n, chairman, aud n program
arranged for tho evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Contempt and Pickles.

Sheriff Mcqueen and Deputy Sheriff
O'Brion, with Attorneys Booth &
Booth, we're cited before Judge 2luo
this morning to show causr why they
nhouli not be- punished for ,outemut oi
court. The matter grew out o. gitao Il
mcnis issutd on the sal, Lake Pickle
compauy's property. One OF these
was served hy the matshal and the
ehoEiil aud deputy, on the advice VI
the niiogneys, subsequently, se!Lsd the
proltriy.
This morning Judge Powers eug.
gesloj chat "a the court was busy t0diy
the msttrr DO postponed 10 future
date.
Judge Zane inquired whether there
was amy special reason why the Gaze
should not be heard ut once. Attorney
Booth suggested that n delay woui'
cause the pickles 10 spoil. Judge
Zane replied that II was poor quality
OF pickleg that would spoil In a wosk,
anu set the case for Saturday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
SUIT AGAINST The CITY.
ALLEGED Pollution Of The Liver
Jordan b. Sewage Natter.
DAMAGES OF $4,000 ARE CLAIMED.
Tho Plaintiff Is William Lansiord,
Who Complains Loudly OF
the Evil,

Al late hour yesterday afternoon
William Langford, through his
attorneys, Iiawlins and Crilchlow,
iiled suit against Salt Lake CITY, In
which the sum OF $4,000 and cos; is
claimed an damages.
Plaintiff states TINT for more than
seventeen years pas. he has been the
owner OF certain premises situated on
the jordan river, in this city, consist
Ing OF lots three ana four, block too,
all OF lot two, and the R5nth hall OF
lots three and four In block thlr.
teen, Jordan plat Of Salt Lake
county. During that time no has,
with his family, resided on th,re
premiscs, using tho land for farm
purposes. Ho further states that our.
ing tho year 1890 the defendant
established aud constructed u system
Of sewers In Salt Lake CITY, by means
OF which tue sewage, e&cTement and
filth from n large portion thereof was
conducted through underground pipes
10 u point Mt or near the bank Of the
Jordan rivoT, in Salt Lake County,
upOn Finh South street. That Tor
about year the sewage was, by the
through the medium Of pumps AMI
underground pipes and oondui,s con-
Veyeu over and beyond the Jordan
river. That on or about the month (
August, 1890, the defendant uniawully
ind wIongtully began and has ever
since continued 10 discharge this sew
nge, etc., into the waters oftho jordan,
NJ point about two mlles above
plaintiffs property, thereby pOlluting
the river, aud TO discharge and deposit
such solid sewage matter along its
bSnks and upon plaintiffs promises.
Thereby, plaintiff says, this river water
81 rendered unit for domestic anu
culinary purposes, and also tor the
use OF animals, that by reason OF that
pollution OF thu river, and OF the
stencil aaislng thefuiT0m, plaintips
land and premises are rendered unat
for habitatlon and tho ilyes OF himself
and family endangered. That prior To
August, 1890, plaintiff relied upon the
waters OF the Jordan Gs Is source for
domestic and culinary purposeH, and
also Tor the watering OF his hOrses amt
cattle, but IL now compelled TO depend
entirely upon such supply fOr watering
purposcs. Plaintiff further states that
tho lands through which the
Jordan runs nOflhpTy, from flrb1
North streot, IRE thiokly populated,
and TINT not less than Two huudroi
people have boon Tor many years, and
ltill are, dependent upon tine waters Of
the JORDAN fOr domestic and culinary
purposes. That since the rlvor has
been 90 polluted nud detlled By tho
Gewago largo numbers OF perfons 10.
Gliding alOag the banks had become
al hst N ~ a D.
aud the anImals (including those Of
plaiuun) had been rendered (gnd still
woTs) sick and diseased. The complaint
then alleges that the dotenIant threat.
ems 10 continue the nuisance, aud un.
less prevented by this court would do
go, Ito plAintih's irropGraOie injury.
lie prays, therefore, that pending the
hearing Of this action, tho defendant
be restrained from continuing its
acts, and That upon the trial the In.
junction be maize perpetual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
SERIOUS SHOOTING ACCIDENT


The careless aud almost criminal
handling Of firearms came near result.
Ing fatally about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The victim OF the uDiortu.
nate occurrence was George G. Riser,
young man in the employ OF the
q. NJ. /. shoe department. Tho
Individual responsible fOr the accldcn {
was u. &. Fisher, a young friend OF
tue wounded boy.
The accident occurred In this wise:
Fisher was In possession OF II thirty
eight Galore y l. revolver, and was
handling 1t oareles,ly. rhB weapon
slipped from his hand but before reach.
ing the ground he grabbed it--un,or.
tunaiely catching II by the trigger
which gave the muzzle an upward
turn towards Riser. This pressure
on the trigger was quite heavy and the
weapon WAS discharged, the ball enter.
ing tho let breast about four inches
above the heart. 1t passed completely
through che upper lobe OF the lett lung,
struck the shoulder blade nnd ranged
downward. Dfs. Hanohelt aud Doug.
lpes were called but decided after an
examination that ,t would be much
safer 10 leave the ball In the body than
e. attempt 10 extract II.
The shooting occurred In front Of the
lnd'a own home, No. 2ib North Fikh
West street. Tho patient passed an
caster night than tho doctors sutlc..
patei, still his condition Is u critical
one aud hi, recovery doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

her and others gay not. A. any
rate, he was arrested, found guilty
a. netgult nnd sentenced 10 pay
q nnc OF thirty dollars. Mp. MARKS
took Prominent par, 10 tia pfcseCu'
ton cross.sxamining the Witnesses for
he dr.euse 80 a mastery manner.
While Mr. Gsonp-ki was testlfying la
bis own behalf he made the assertion
thathc has lived with Mrs. Marks tor
seventeen months as man and VILE,
which again aroused MIS-. Maria ire,
and shn talked OF muencing another
suit for alander. G.onoski gave nOiicu
OF anneal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

Gas eud Fuel company. Demurrer
wi.hifawn ant ten days allowed g.
answef, By consent.
The divorce sult Of Rasmussen VI.
Rasmussen was set tot hearing on the
iith last.
Owen Lancaster vs.gc0rgiana Olsen.
Ey consent, leave was given % file
amondod complaint and anBwer IN
three Gays.
Hammond vs. Hammond; divorce.
Thu decree entered previously was
modified o. to Efnest Hammond, o
minor VINO waa nov allowed to BeiVot
0 EnarlIian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Students Society.

Al the meeting Of the students
Society last night, Instructor John r.
Woodbury. delivered an instructive
lecture on foois.
AT the close VI the lecture Miss Ey
Mussog favored tue audience with
soug which was much appreciated.
An tSiay wgB read 10y Miss k0f
Jtukinn illustrating the buautie1
spule Of Edward Spcucer'0 poems.
Miss Ivy solomon rceited the STR
Sunbeam which was received Vii
merlied applause.
Mr.. Richard smith then present.
humor0usly ana ina interesting mgn-
ner The Topics Of the rimee, alter
which tho meeting adjourned for one
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
DORMlTORY PROPOSITION.


Mrs. J. II. Gilmer, who resides at the
cegner OF Ninth South and Eleventh
East streets Ia this city, I. the repre-.
sentative Of tho Family Dormit0ry
association, which propossB to furnish
economical ana comfortable lodgings
10 the Worlds Fair at Chicago. This
u by admitting n, htOchholiers those
hoinienI visiting the exposition. A
share Of stock COSTS Sl0, and entities the
holder 10 twenty Cnys' occupancy Of "A
room. Stock of,iilcales Will bs issued
containing twenty coupon, each good
for one days occupancy II detached ut
the DOuuitUry t1llce. This does not
includu meals. A dining room will be
directly connected with the DOrmitOry
building, where regular meals and
lunchr0ns win DO supplied mt reas1na.
bic prices. Tue stock Ia no a.assessablo,
and holdcri are neither liable Tor
the obligations OF the aisocia-
ton nor entitled 60 any emOlu-
ment that may accrue from 1t.
Thn cost Of their stock IL returned 10
them by thcir occupancy OF rooms I'm
the dOrmltOry buildings, VIII ella are
stated 10 DO comfortable aud safe from
IRE, and on an electric car line within
five minutcs' ride OF Ihu fair grounds.
The association has the endorsement
Of IL. n. Hlggiu bolhnm, president OF
tho WORLDS Columbian Exposition,
aud OF Thomas II. Ryan, special
commissioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Thc Febrnnry Contribution.

Number 4, volume II, Of the CDn-
tributor Is just Issued, with very ex-
cVllent table OF contents. Tho articles
are well written, the illustrations are
Of u high order, aud tho music Ia an
important feature for male voices In
tho nfaaclntiou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
IL IL ar I. ~ =

TNLER.-Oa the 18th inst, the people Of Al.
pine. Arizona, were called 10 mourn the deaf h
Tyler, and daughter OF Sylvester n. sud i,ns.
Cltha VI, icnrco, huo IVES born ~ Provo, Utah
cuuntS, utah, on September lot. los. Gld was
Agci ignnty'fOur years She was q true wife
aud mother beloved and respected by tho tu,
tire community, she Leaves four children, the
eldest eight ycars and the youngcat twenty.
two mon. Old, besid.H her husband ana
numerous relatives, to mourn her l0ss d. Con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Heiss VS.. Iieunesy.

Aud now II Ia slated that there In
something wrong in the city street
department. Tho complainant ~
Councilman Heiss nnd tho nj
legged wrOng-docr Is Mr.. Hennesy,
n superintendent OF street work.
An investigation wns set for this after.
noon and tho Iart,culan IN the ease
willprobably BIO mado public after ! /
concludes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
Fell With Force.

A considerable portion o; the plaster
cornice around the roof OF the Godbr-
Pitts drug store building fell oil this
afternoon and struck the sidewalk with
terrific craeh. Fortunately no ono
was ininTnh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

- $50 SCI; same week ilst year .l,-
b'hljI. Drcfeaec 5ls7, 30.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York--Silver SIG d; leaI, Sass.
LOndou-Sliyef, 80 s 10 q.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wclls, Fargo u 60. received today;
Mlng1 bullion, fis55.
MoCofnick O. O.. received today:
iiannucr bullion, sTl5O; silver and
lead orcu $500. Total $4,000.
w. q. NJ. STEWARD had b. todng Tor
asany one lot of Ccnleunol EuIrha
NE, % tons; Highland, a tons, and
Now Highland, & tons.
w. a. Hodges la In for assay TO-DAY
lot of Eureka Consolidated ore, %
tohs, anu ihtts other CONTROLS.
mar Usr,tE rHASsrEas.
fHef iu ne gGes Of tie t8ntff r,rorior Of SAT-
Aak t0f4iB sine 3 pai. 90. dag.
Walter 70. r.vy To w.. s. Rroycs. lot,
DO nrd block west boulevard
a. q. Gibson 10 iicnr5 MINI. ioii "
ADO .........;..;. ......... ....- 200 W
90 MAN street aud state luai ad.
'A..Ii Gee %
VIM. 70. OAlld 90 " ~. iluutof, south.
west quaftc. ~ nurthvcst quar-.
ter, HHf. -, iuWnHHip / NORTH,
range we Sec. .............. .. 100 90
NJ y Nniic a. AL 20 VIII Mccormick.
o lois 90 Neat salt Lrke......... 1850 OJ
valentine NTH ami wIc 10 Ofauu
sander, part HpuihWgst uuar,ar
~ northeast quarter OF go Z,
township south. rlnfo cast.... 200 "
j, &, Armstrong uld wife to -oudrl
tAnhors. Jr, lots ] auu ,, biuta j.
=. siste street ia ..... ............. 5ll W
John \. Courtney and wife tn " oma4
MhiionnshuN, lots 1 To o.. south
,bggn, Nsia".... ..-..... ......., 90 %
j, p. WrilH and wife 90 llrlrr ~
Wolfe, part lot q, block .. pail. 1900 W
CcolEu l. bhuuty ami wife g. 4. NJ.
DuWrcy uu lot o, block 81 plat
- i.;..... .......;... 1850 oJ
II. y. Ltracn and w.tc to arah Glyuu,
lot %, block ~, SENIOR pat so. ~ 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
non,E,l,oEas a,nnLA,K,uIrIs

T WILL PAY 81 % rER rOS FOR coon
j Wruugh' scrap hon. D. HOnkR1s, 20
west seeOnG sOuth Street, CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

save Money by rendlng your Pres
cFipiions 10 the kuu'Stord Pharmacy.
James UCOu- VI, pr prlnior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
y,pprSf,os or fxrSREsr IN 1HS
CRY AoR0Ss THEJAhEs'
The site for the Tobacco "~reh0"''--'
risee. in ohes'eraeId--Ihe Sp'"A
Ing To.night.-PersonA''

me site which the parties VINO nav s
= ,.,.,y me establishment OF 'a'se
- earehouse in Manchester WIZ
,be Richmond and Danviue
r.a.,.a The drayage viii be the same
,,.hr,ond. and railroad tracks
,,,t rim into the warehouse. Inc Ni0''-
,oond tobacco trade looks upon the pro-
a., with much favor. as sueh an
s.,a,geaent win save insurance ana cut
down the rate Of storage. 1t Is oe'e'eu
that such a warehouse will be a srea'
advantage 10 Manchester as wei rs We
ptcbnsond tobaccOnists who are in'e' 0''
cd I'm the scheme. o....,o,a
AZ lanes A. Wallen OF Renmonu,
cd Miss Alice Hey, OF Chesterheid' W. W.,
married Tuesday afternoon az lls
dence 81 the brides mother ~ The
geld rev. Joel Tucker periornnus "a
ceremony. After the mafrlsse III
Mrs. Waien left for the NoItH' .,d
Nr. George Hall, OF petersburg, .s,arried
Ntiss Maggie Scammeih WeiS hr,de.s
sr,,nsdog at the residence OF the p'iuV
t,'-iav. Ur. George Potts IN
I.,'as.c,Geld county Rev. John floo ''
s.-.,,,d The ceremony After the ma
p..s 49,. co,tple left for a bridal tour,
- - ,-(ofet1e under the auspices or W
t fnd church, VIII be heia ~
tBatcb,s Building. on Hun stree" '''''
eI T55,s CHRISTIAN (coioreD was before a'
,be Aiavorz Court yesterday InoL Il,,.s, ','
y warrant charging him WIN ssel H,nsrta
dress from negro woman haiiie
TGnney. a.. .,o,,sod tho case
yes continued until Friday 100. Mn,
Christian says the "Oi'i"''
the uieAa Hancock. Of Chesterfield
s,dos a. the sussex Circuit Court yes
terday. 80, III, 80 the DEM
- an Leader Hall tonight. All nv
o-ranqonnents for Mr.. Goodies re- -.
30 a. hoen completed, and he VIII oouD'-
less have a very large auoience " "''''
Ia, Wrx N. L. Brown and Granddaughter.
~, ogden. Utah. are visiting the loFIhe' .
sister Mrs. D. y. Beattie. Ito
Miss Clara II. Wright. OF CarO ,ili'.
county. WHO has been visiting MISS 80 80.
Moody OF Chesterfield Courthouse mas
returned home. a,..-.o,a and
non n. n. Munford. Of Richmond aiu
nm w r. McKenney. Of Petersbuf 3
viii address the Democrats or bttrlch' !"
Chesterfield. tomorrow "a.
The officers and teachers OF Mea MEAT,
Memorial Sunday-school are requested
10 attend a special meeting to.ulsnN a. a.
e.a5 o'clock at the residence or MI l. W.
wood. near Forest Hill Park.
Mr.. William J. Andrews. the engineer
,,i,o was killed Tuesday morning by an
accident on the Lambert's Point division
~ the Norfolk and Western railroad, was
a son OF Mr.. James e. Andrews OF re
tersburg. formerly Of Chesterfield county
Miss Mary Turnbuii, Of petersburg
formerly OF Manchester, left Tuesday with
her brother. Mr.. Fred. Turnbul, 1or
Colorado. Mr.. Turnbun Is In bad health
and his physician has advised him 10 try
the climate Of Colorado. Mr.. Turnbuil
wife also accompanied him.