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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
ORGANIZE \ LEAGUE UNION.
The Epworfh branches Of Richmond
md Manchester TO Unite.

The Epworth League Union of Rich
mond and Manchester was formed Tues
day night at a meeting Of representa-
tives from the various branches in the
two cities held at Centenary church Tues
day night.
The following officers were elected:
President Rev. j. w. Moore, OF st. James
church. First Vce-President. c.. T.. Pleas
ants. OF Central church, Manchester Sc
cond Vice President, w. w. Smith. of
Clay-Street church; Secretary c. u.
Blankenship. Of ST. James church; Treas
urer. Miss Jennie Jones. OF Centenary.
League Union Councll-William ID. Willis,
Asbury; w. S. Copeland, Centenary; III.
c. Osterblnd. Laurel-Sreet; w. j. VIII
llams, West-End, Manchester; +. Y. Bates.
Union-Sjation.
The object OF the union is the mutual
help OF the leagues by the cultivation OF
the fraternal and social spirit, the inter-
change of views with respect 10 methods
OF league work, joint religious exercises
and such other means as from time TO
time may be deemed feasible and de-
sirable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

ai.sses were remarkable for their select
eiSnty and appropriateness.
- small reception was held al the resi-
rnce OF the brides cousin. No. 20 west
tlty-second street, The home of the
,a'er was magnifcenUy decorated. The
large mirrors were hung in smilax, and
IRON the centre chandelier was suspend
ca Moral horseshoe Of brides roses and
sweet peas. Around the parlors were
numbcriess palms and Jars OF American
beauty roses. At the foot OF the stair
way was fastened a basket Of Marechai
Nell and La France roses. tied with pink
satin ribbon.
an orchestra engaged for the occasion
Played popular and enlivening airs du-
i'ns the reception and entertainment
Inc specially-nvitcd guests. number
ING about thirty-seven. remained to an
ccgaht breakfast, prepared Cor the
event.
The wedding-gif,s were very hand
some among others a BEAUTIFUL dla-
mona crescent tsift Of the groom. a
Eold watch and chain. a mother-of- pearl
IAN and many articles in silyerware and
1cwelry.
Inc bridal party left In the late after
noon on an extended northern trip. re-
turng West about the LIST OF July for
lne season at Lake Winrehago. WIS
ihey VIII eventually reside in Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Annie r. Peacock will spend tho
summer in Europe.
Mr. Harry ". Cooke leaves for London.
Eng, in few days.
Rev Or. w. T. Richardson and wife
will soon leave for Atlantic City.
Belvidere Council, No. 1889. Royal Ar
canum will hold an important meeting
tonight.
Rev. Or. r. II. Pitt IS off for weeks
rest and will spend most Of the time on
the water.
Miss Ellen Shackleton has left the city
for Keysvlle. Va. where she will spend
the summer
Mr.. a. Blair Antrim. q young Roanoke
attorney. is in the city for few days on
legal business.
Mrs. John l.. Wlngo and two children
left yesterday for CrOZet, where they VIII
spend the summer.
Miss Annie &. Wilson. OF south Fifth
street, has returned home after d delight
fui visit TO Old Point.
Miss Bena Anderson, OF Selma. is stop
ping with her cousins, ...e Misses Will
son OF the Madison fats.
Mrs ~ l.. Ancarrow, children. and
maid, OF the Madison Flats. are summer
ing at the Otterburn Springs.
Mrs. John 7. Yancey and family will
spend the summer at their country home,
"Brierdale." Albemarle county.
The Sunday school OF Grace-Street
Baptist church gave their annual picnic
yesterday at Providence Forge. A large
usH
spent.
Captain Hutcheson, OF the Howi,zers.
has ordered a suspension OF drill for this
present. The armory will be open during
the summer on Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday nights.
The ladies OF the Free Dispensary and
Maternity Hospital hope to carry a large
crowd on their moonlight excursion to-
night The Pocahontas Will leave her
wharf at o'clock.
Thomas Joseph. the infant child Of
officer and Mrs Maurice j. Griffin. died
yesterday morning. The funeral will take
place from St. Peters Cathedral at 1
o'clock this afternoon.
The Ancient Essenlc Order will install
its new!y-elected officers in Richmond and
Washington and Lee senates this eve
ming. The stanton Senate Will be pre-
sent with about thirty members.
Mr.. Edward Cummins, who has been
I'm bad health for some time. left the Old
Dominion Hospital yesterday morning
and walked to the City Hall, where he
became exhausted and had to be taken
back to the hospital In the ambulance.
dence OF her husband. No. sos east Leigh
street. yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
Deceased was daughter OF the late
Thomas A. Marshall. OF Albemarle coun-
~, and a member Of Monumental church.
Mr.. Il. W. Grigg. formerly Of Peias-
burg, but who for the past several y .ars
has been In the insurance business at
Winston, y. c.. has come 10 Richmond.
that te may have a wider field for wJlk.
He will probably settle permanently In
this section Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
vtrpipin's Potomac Jurisdiction.

4 Washington letter says: There seems
N n. some impression that the Virginia
authorities have no jurisdiction over the
Potomac river. and that garbage may be
left ahoat on its waters without any
power except that OF the District or CO.
lumbia being able TO interfere. IL Is said
that this Is a misrepresentation or the
law. IL is claimed In Virginia that both
Maryland and Virginia have. by the COM
pact of 17S5, coordinate jurisdiction upon
the river, and that above Pearson's Is
land the county OF Alexandria. these two
States equally with The District have Ju-
risdictlon OF the Potomac waters. while
below Pearsons Island coordinate jur.s-
diction of the river is In the District and
the corporation OF Alexandria. whose
charter provides that the jurisdiction
Of the City Council shall extend over the
harbor of Alexandria and over the vessels
Of every description which may arrive
al or be in the harbor or be on anchor In
any part of the river Potomac below
Pearson's Island" Pearson's Island is
now called Daingerhelds Island. and Is
nearly opposite the United States maya
zine grounds above Shepherd
The compact between Virginia and
Maryland to which the District OF Co.
lumbia IL successor. provides that all
crimes and offences committed on the
Potomac "by any citizen OF the Common
wealth OF Virginia or the State OF Mary
land, either against the other, shall be
tried In the court OF that State of which
the offender Is citizen" II ia claimed
by the Virginians that whatever power
Congress acquired by cession from Vir-
ginia OF a part OF the District Of CO.
lumbia was returned to Virginia by the
act which retroceded the Virginia side
OF the District 10 that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
A MAYOR MARRIED.
MISS ELIZABETH BERRY BECOMES
THE BRIDE OF MIR. j. Is. FARIs.
A Fashionable Event In smithviIlc.
Charlotte COunty-BcautifuI Church
DccorntIOns-Thc Attendants ana
the Dressing.
the Drcssin2

EUREKA MILLS. VA. June 26-tspe-
cial.)-A fashionable assemblage filed the
Methodist Episcopal church at Smithville
yesterday at high noon TO witness the
marriage OF Hon. John Blair Faris and
Miss Elizabeth Berry, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs +. J. Berry. The decorations.
provided by loving hands In honor Of the
occasion. we're very artistic and beautiful.
consisting of palms. evergreens. ferns.
daisies and. together with the lovely
costumes OF the bride and her
maids produced very pleasing
effect. Precisely AZ noon the sweet
and inspiring strains Of Mendels-
sohn's glad wedding march pealed forth
from the organ, under the artistic touch
Of Miss Molie Randolph Gibbs and the
bridal party entered the church in the
following order:
The bride came in by the left aisle lean
ing on the arm OF her sister. Miss
Virginia Berry. Ipaid OF honor, being pre-
coded by Miss Elnora Thompson. strew-
ing flowers in the brides pathway. and
by two. ushers. The groom entered by
the right aisle with his best man. Mr..
Walter c. Williams. and preceded by Miss
Louise Rice, strewing flowers, and by
two ushers.
THE CEREMONY.
The ceremony was impressive and beau
tiful Rev. George H. Ray, Jr.. pastor OF
the bride. linked the lives and destinIes
Of two loving hearts.
The ushers were Messrs. G. +. Norvell.
X. :. Spencer. Jr.. c. +. Rice and l.. II.
Thompson.
The bride was tastefully and becoming
ly attirel in a handsome brown broad
cloth going-away dress. with hat and
gloves to correspond. and carried a bou-
quet of brides roses. She has a large
circle of friends. and her popularity was
attested by "A great number of beautiful
and costly presents. She is well known
in Richmond. being a cousin of Messrs.
oscar II. Berry, OF q. II. Berry & CO.,
and of Mr.. \. y. Clark. OF the Old Do
minion Iron and Nail-Works.
The groom Is also well known in Rich
mond. being formerly a Richmond boy.
Since he has made Charlotte his home he
has become one Of the most prominent
and popular men in the county, being
now Mayor Of Smithville and Deputy
Clerk of the county. He Is also CORE
spondent Of the Dispatch from Smith
vile.
4 LUNCHEON
After the ceremony the bridal party.
together with few intiruate friends,
went to the residence of Mr.. Berry, where
a delightful luncheon was served in ele-
giant style. The happy couple took the
south-bound train at keys-ille for Buff
falo Lithia Springs. on their return they
Will be given a reception a Fariston the
former home Of the groom They will
reside in Smithvlle.
Every store in Smithville was closed
while the marriage ceremony was in pro-
gress. This was a mark Of respect to
the popular Mayor.
May the fair June skies and the roses
which smiled their approval on this auspi-
cious occasion be typical of the lives OF
the young welded pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
AMELIA MASONs.
officers InstaIIed-The Grand Master
Nokea an Address.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA, June D.
(Special)-The Masons of Amelia Lodge
No. l0l. celebrated St. John's-Day most
pleasantly. The newly-elected officers
we're publicly installed. Colonel J. +.
Fitzgerald. Worshipful Grand Master OF
Virginia, was present. and conducted the
ceremonies of installation. He made
splendid address in the lodge-room' ana
also delivered an attractive address IN
me courthouse to the people on the oo-
jects and designs of Masonry.
Mr.. z. e. Farley, the master or the
lodge made short. sensible address. ~
large crowd was In attendance
The dinner, in charge of the committee
was sumptuous and abundant, and the
ARRANGEMENTS admirable. BY common
consent. the day was said 10 be one OF the
most enjoyable that our good people have
had for "A long time
Mr.. Henry S. Thompson. OF this county
died few days ago. a good citizen mas
nassed away. He was 81 years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
CHARGED WITH ADDICTION.
sheriff Solomon Has Ordered the
Uonc for NichOiaA's Execution.

John Allen, an ignorant black negro,
IL in the county jail charged with the
abduction OF Eliza Jane Kelly, IL
vear-old girl. from her home. No. 1925
north Twenty-eighth street. 1t appears
that John had been paying court to Eliza
lanes elder sister. but had been Tilted,
and il is believed that ne is holding the
Younger girl as a sort OF ransom for her
stotcr's affections. He denies any
knowledge OF ELIAS whereabouts. The
case was continued.
Sheriff Solomon has placed an order
with ono of the hardware firms of this
city for a rope similar 10 that used to
hang Morris Hopkins. which he proposes
10 use In the execution Of Nicholas. the
condemned murderer. who is to be hanged
next month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. June 26.-(Spe-
ciaL)-The proceedings in the Supreme
Court Of Appeals to-day were as follows
Shugerts Administrative against Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company.
From Washington county. Danal Trigg
for appellant; Fulkerson, Page and Hurt
for appellees. Argued and submitted.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
VS.. George Deboard's administrator From
Smythe county. Boiling & Stanley for
appellants; Cole & Bell for appellee. Par
TALLY argued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Getting Rcndy for the ErnN.

GATE CITY. VA. June 25.-(Special)--
Already there is some talk in political
circles as to who shall be our candidates
for the Senate and House OF Delegates
at the autumn elections. Prominent
among the Democratic candidates mem
toned for the Senate 10 Professor W. -.
Smith. our present County Superntend-
ent Of Schools. He is a very popular
young man. and could hold his own with
the opposition on the stump. The Re-
publicans mention Rev. James y. Craft.
formerly our county representatives. and
brother of our present representative.
Miles Craft. "A Democrat. Both parties
seem to be aroused and ready for vi
gorous fight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
HAMPTON Notes.

HAMPTON, June 2f.-(Speclal)-W While
playing baseball on the home grounds on
yesterday Mr. Pat Dougherty was struck
near the temple by the ball and badly
hurt. He is thought 10 be better to-day
Miss Laura Scater, sister of Mrs. L.
II. Sclater. died on yesterday
Judge Peek will return to Chase city
next week. Judge Portlock will preside
at the July term OF the County Court
\ suit has been instituted against the
Hampton Water Company by some Of
the stockholders.
Mr.. J. W. keaton Is sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Cases Before the Justice.

The docket in the Police Court yester-
day morning consisted OF nothihs pu'
triing cases, and bat few OF these
John Robinson was fined $40 for using
"A pistol and attempting TO shoot sam
Johnson. The two got into dispute over
a sum of money alleged 10 be due Johnson
By Robinson. but no one was hurt
The Hoy shooting case was called out
owing TO the absence Of witnesses, was
continued.
A fne OF $40 was imposed on George
Woodson for beating a mule.
Willie Jones. suspicious character. was
jailed for ninety days In default OF Sc
curlty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
FINANCIAL, AID.
WEBB'S MOVEMENTS.
Declared Dividends.

ROANOKE. VA. June 26.-(Special)-
Sevfsal of the banks here declared their
semi-annual dividends to-day. The First
National leads. with per cent on capi-
tai stock and surplus. The Exchange
National. and the Roanoke Loan and
Trust Company. each declared per
cent. on stock, and the Commercial Ma
t.onal, per cent. on stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
DANVILLE WEDDING BELLS.
nr. Frederick W. linGedorn md
Miss Nnric T.. Wenpie.

DANNILLE. VA, June i.-(Special)-
Main-Street Methodist church was packed
TO its utmost tonight by a throng Of
handsomely dressed men and women.
drawn thither TO witness the marriage Of
Frederick William Hagedorn. of New
York. and Miss Marie Eloise Wemplc
daughter Of o. Wemple. Esq. of this city
The pulpit was a bower Of potted plants
and cut-flowers. from the depths Of which
streamed cheerful rays of light from
shaded banquet lamps.
The wedding party reached the vesti-
bule of tho church al the appointed mo-
ment, $50 o'clock. and as the organ
sounded Mendelssohn's Wedding march
entered in the following order:
Mr.. b. l.. Bett with Miss VI. Sue How
ard. of North Carolina: Mr. W. W. Clark
with Miss Mamie Lyon. Of Durham; Mr.
W. A. Holland with Miss Ottie Fleming
Of Richmond; Mr.. G.. y. Wilson with Miss
May Jopling: Mr.. j. W. Boswell with Miss
Pearle Venable. Of Farmville: Mr.. c.
+. Peterson. with Miss Fannie Jordan.
Mr.. j. j. Hickey with Miss Alice Wemple
Mr.. John d. Wemple with Miss Nettle
Feree. OF North Carolina.
Four of the bridesmaids wore apple
green organdie, trimmed In violets and
ribbon. and four wore heliotpope organ
die. trimmed in lilac. All carried white
roses. AS the attendants reacned the
chance they crossed right and left, and
after assuming their proper places, next
came the maid of honor. Miss Blanche
Wemple, sister Of the bride. She was
attired in pink chiffon over satin, trim
med with sweet peas. She carried Madam
Testout roses.
THE BRIDES COSTUME
Following her came the bride, leaning
on the arm Of her father. She wore
with exceptional becomingness. a gown
Of white Duchesse satin en- train. trimmed
in point lace and chiffon. The conven-
tiOnal veil was caught up with a lovely
diamond star She carried an exquisite
bouquet of brides roses
At the altar the bride was Joined by
the groom, accompanied by his best man.
DR.. X. Il. James.
When the ushers had taken their posi-
lions near the chancel, and the organ
notes had been reduced to almost a
whisper Rev. T.. Sterling Gum. an Eps-
copal minister. Of SusseX, Va, stepped
forward, and in a most impressive man
ner read the ceremony which made two
loving hearts one. He was assisted by
Rev DR.. W. l.. Edwards, pastor of the
church.
The ceremony over. the bridal party
left the church in reverse order. As
they We're leaving a quartette beauti-
fully rendered the briu... chorus from
Lohengrn.
THE RECEPTION.
The reception which followed at the
handsome residence Of the brides parents
was scene of elegance and splendor
The bridal presents were numerous and
very costly.
Shortly before IL o'clock Mr.. and Mrs
Hagedorn were driven to the Southern
depot. when they boarded the 1910 vesti-
buled train for an extended northern
trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

house at this port. and the duties OF his
position will not allow him to devote such
attention as he would dnsire to the
Rifles. First-Lieutenant r. W. +. Bal
ley. of the same company. has also sent
in his resignation
Miss Jessie Bailey and Miss Lillian Cox,
OF Richmond, are visiting Mrs. II. NJ.
Catlin, in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
THEYARE TURBULENT
ELkHORN STRIKERS FORCE MEN
TO QUIT WORK.
The sheriff Has to Intcrfere-Finan.
tinI Aid-Lawless Makes a Declare.
tion-Thc Movements OF Webb
Quiet Mt POcahOntas.

POCAHONTAs. VA. June 2s.-Cspe-
al)-Reports from the Elkhorn to-day
indicate turbulent disposition on the
part OF the miners. The strikers In
body visited the Elkhorn Coal and Coke
Company and drove every man out OF the
mines They then started for tbs
Norfolk mines with the same purpose In
view In the mean time the Sheriff.
having been telegraphed for, arrived upon
the scene. and by his timely admonition
caused the strikers TO desist from their
purpose.
FINANCIAL AID.
Lawless. while addressing a crowd at
Simmons to-day, announced that he was
In receipt OF financial aid, and intem-
peratey remarked that Governor Mac
CorlSle had promised TO send him sub
stantial check in aid of the strikers,
which ha expected to receive in day or
two.
WEBBS MOVEMENTS.
It has been currently reported that
Webb had permanently abandoned the
Fat-Top region, but IL IL learned to-day
that he is at Coeburn. In the Cllnch
Valley coal region, endeavorinS to or
ganze the miners 10 join the strike or
TO render assistance TO the Elkhorn
strikers II is not likely that he viii
meet with any success in creating dis
turbance with the Clnch-Valley miners.
So far they have manifested no SYM
pathy with the strike. This town is
comparatively quiet to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
City-HalI Court News.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
evidence was heard in the suit OF May
hugh's Administrative vs.. the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for $1,000
damages The deceased Cofer Mayhugh.
was fireman on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road He fell from a boX-car and
received injuries from which he died.
and 1t is alleged that the accident was
due to an insecure ladder on the side OF
the car from which he fell.
owens q Minor vs.. John w. Jewett;
judgment for 1921 confessed.
The case of the trustees OF the Fifth
African church vs. the Grand Rapids
Seating Company. which had been on
trial, for the past three days. was con-
cluded in the Law and Equity Court
yesterday. A verdict was rendered in
favor of the plaintiffs for $40.
Suit entered: l.. T. Christian VS.. A.
a. Wilcox. administrator OF w. @. Poin-
dexter. Action OF assumpsit. Damages
500
Preston Belvn confessed judgment in
the City Circuit Court In favor OF Hol-
land Brothers. for $5.0o2.2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
uvmen I'm Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June 20
Especial Miss Daisy Spooner, daughter
of c. w. Spooner. was married to-day at
the residence of her parents. TO James +.
Thomas. Jr., OF San Antonio. Tex. Rev.
c. H. Spooner. brother Of the bride, OF
Amherst. ofiiciated. Mr.. Thomas has been
taking a course at the university this
session. and is a brother of the artist,
Seymour Thomas. now of Paris, France
Mr. and Mrs Thomas left this afternoon
for the Blue Ridge Springs. whore they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

BRISTOL TENN. June 26.-Near Salt
vile, Va, yesterday evening, John East
ridge was struck by lightning and Instant
~ killed. Three men near him at the
time were knocked down, but have re-
covered. Eastridge leaves wife and
children, who were dependent on his labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Military Officers Resign.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 20
(Special)-J. T.. Williams has sent his re-
signation as captain Of the Huntington
Rifles to the Governor. with the request
that 1t be accepted at once Captain WI"
liams is now connected with the custom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

James Murray and Il. Petit were ar
rested last night for fighting In the street
near Eighth and Cary. Petit was bailed
for his appearance at the Police Court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Gate City Gets II.

GATE CITY. VA. June 25.-(Special)-
Judge Miller rendered decision In favor of
Gate city as the location OF Shoemaker
College, In the suit Of Emory and Henry
and Martha Washington against Gate
CIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

NEW YORK. June 2s.--tSpec:ai)-A. II.
Thurman. l.. Ginter. Fifth Avenue: A.
T.. Johann. ID. J. Paxton. Mrs. {. 4. Potts,
G.. +. Ruskell. ID. A. Shafer, p. p. shafer,
Misses Shafer. 81. Denis; q. A. Pyle,
81. stephens: ]. =: Hrics. Astor; =. T.
Sullivan, Brunswick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

Among the patents gLlnted In Washing
ton Tuesday was one to Daniel ODonneli.
Of Richmond. for an equalizer for water.
maiuG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Virginia
Hospital, Will give moonlight excursion
TO Dutch Gap and return. on the evening
OF July 4th. Mrs. Z. II. Hotchkiss. Is
chairman OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments. and will have the active co-opera-
ton OF Mrs. Charles Branch. Mrs. DR.
W. s. Gordon. Mrs. Herbert Weisiger,
Mrs. William Rehling. Miss Matte Har-
ris. Miss jamie Grisg. Mrs. Stephen Put
ney. Mrs. James Gordon. and others.
Vocal and instrumental music will be
provided by the Imperial Qusrtstts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
Marriage In Maryland.

HAGERSTOWN. MD, June %.-Aiiss
Anna Spencer Brugh. daughter OF Mr.. i.
\. Brugh. of this city, and Mr.. William
j. Singer. OF Pittsburg, Pa. were mar
ricd at noon to-day In 81. Johns Luthe-
ran church. The Rev. Henry Evan Cot
ton. rector. performed the ceremo ny. The
bride wore a handsome dress OF white
gatiD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
will spend several weeks before going
%
M0rOu-LitchfOrd.

RALEIGH. n. C.. June 2s.-tSpecial)-
DR.. Francis A;herton Macon, Of Hender-
con. was married here this morning to
Miss Caroline Litchford. The groom Is
a brother Of DR.. Macon, Of Warrenton,
and grand-nephew Of the famous Ma
thaniel Macon. The bride IL a sister OF
SIR Henry T.. .Litchford. cashier OF the
Citizens National Bank. OF Raleigh.