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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
AT MARRIAGE ALTAR.
A CURYsANTHEMUM WEDDING AT
PROSPECT.
Miss Matte Lamb Redd Becomes the
bride Of Mr.. William StonewaII
Virginia Weddings.
4 becomes the
Virginia Weddings.

PROSPECT. VA, November 26-CSpe-
cial)-A beautiful wedding was solemn
ized Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the Prospect Methodist church. when
Miss Matte Lamb Redd was joined in the
holy bonds Of marriage TO Mr.. William
Stonewall Garden. The church was ex-
quisitely decorated with evergreens and
chrysanthemums. lovely floral arch be-
ing formed at the altar. The bridesmaids
and their escorts marched in alone either
aisle crossing before the altar. and form
ing a half circle, after which the bride
and groom were conducted forward in the
opposite aisles, the former leaning on
the arm of her brother, Mr.. William =.
Redd Of Danville. The wedding march
was beautifully played by Mrs. r. J.
Garter, the marriage service being per-
formed by the Rev. ]. II. Proctor, as
sisted by the Rev. Letcher Smith.
The bride wore a dress Of white or
candle. trimmed in mousseline de sole.
and white tafeta ribbon, and carried in
her hands a large bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were
attlred I'm dresses Of white organdie and
carried i.i their hands pink chrysanthc-
NUNS. After the ceremony the attend
ants and a few friends repaired to the
home Of the groom's father, Mr.. Thomas
j.. Garden, where a sumptuous wedding
feast had been prepared.
The bride, who is the daughter Of Mrs.
John Anderson Redd, Of Prince Edward
county. is highly connected and beautiful
In person. as well as in character. and
has many friends in the community.
The groom Is a prominent and highly
connected young businessman OF Prince
Edward county, and a member Of the
Spriug Hill Nursery Company. The at
tendants were Miss Ieuby Nenable, OF
Farmyille. and Mr.. William T.. Redd, OF
Danyile; Miss Emme Redd. OF Farm
vile and Mr. Thomas IA. Garden; Miss
Pearl Brightwell and Mr.. c. p. Hurt;
Miss Anne Henry ellis and Mr.. r. n.
Johnson; Miss Adelaide Proctor and Mr..
Henry b. Redd. of Danville; Miss Lucy
lily and Mr.. Charles a. Garden; Miss
.izzie nix and Mr.. Whit Gills: Miss
Josephine Hubbard. Of Richmond, and
Mr. Cabeu Fiournoy, Of Hampden-Sidney;
Miss Alice Smith. Of Buckingham, and
Mr. Ira Forbes: Miss Bessie Crawiey and
Mir Henry Binford. Miss Rosa Bright
we'll and Mr.. Allen Davis. Among other
friends and attendants were Misses Snapp
and Davidson. Of AppomattoN; Mrs. ana
Miss Wade. of Farmville and Mr. VIII
Iiam Y Wilson. of Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Arrested on n Serious Charge.

James Downey. o great, rough tramp
was locked up In the Second Station
Yesterday. charged with a terrible and
dastardly crimo against n 5-year-old
child. Downey was before Justice Crutch-
field a few days ago as SUSPECT
Gus character. and ordered to leave
town which he did not do. as Is evil
denced by his arrest. The man was
caught in the act on Cherry street by
Mr.. James OBrien. and chased down to
Seventh street, where he was taken In
by officer Il. ID. Austin.
John Redford (coloredD was run In yes
terday by Captain Hulce, for making
what may prove a very serious assault
upon a colorod woman named Lucy john
son, at No west Canal street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
GRAND co,lmANDERY IN SESSION.
Election of Officers Last Evening"
Other Masonic News Items

At the annual Grand communication Of
the Most Eminent Grand Commandery
of knights Templar OF Virginia, seld last
evening at o'clock at Masonic temple,
Very-Eminent Sir John T. Barham pre-
sided. and opened the commandery I'm
due and ancient form. After considerable
business had been done. committees APP
pointed, reports received, etc, etc, the
Grand Lodge went into an election Of
officers for the year, with the following
result: Eminent Sir l.. H. Miller. Grand
Commander; Eminent Sir =. r. Woodfin,
Grand GeneralssimO; Eminent Sir b. T..
Buchanan, Grand Captain General; Rev.
j. Y. Fair, Grand Prelate; J. +. Alexan-
der Grand Senior Warden; l.. +. Ecker,
Grand Junior Warden; George w. Poe.
Grand Treasurer; James =. Blanks,
Grand Recorder; John Is. Townes, Grand
Standard Bearer; j. +. LeSaer, Grand
SwOrd-Bearer; j. w. Bryant. Grand
Warder: William c. Wilkinson, Grand
Captain Of Guard.
The guards were not elected at this
meeting, and Il was intimated that they
would be appointed hy the Eminent
Grand Commander subsequently. The
guards precede IN rank the captain Of
the guard.
Mr.. J. r. Blanks. Of Petersburg, was
reelected Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Royal, Arch Chapter Of Virginia last
night. and he selected as his deputy Mr..
c. a. Nesbitt, of this city. who holds
the position Of assistant to DR.. Caring
ton the Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge. Mr. George w. Poe, Of this city,
was reelected Grand Scribe Of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
MEIER Rim.
Observing ThanISsgiving-Dn y-Iiusi-
ness-Personnis.

MEHERRIN. VA, November 6.-(Spe-
cial. )-Thanksgiving services we're held
in the Baptist church here to-day. The
pastor. Rev. W. T.. Clark, preached 4
most excellent sermon from the lOsd
Psalm. second verse-"Bless the Lord,
oh. my soul. and forget not all His bene-
fits" At the close OF services liberal
contribution was made by the congrega-
zion for The ministers, relief, widows,
and orphans funds"
Mr.. r. w. Dickerson, Meherrin's most
successful businessman, moved into his
magllnceut new store to-day The Me-
herrin citizens wish Mr.. Dickerson con-
tinued success.
Messrs. J. y. Davis and II. Norwood
Ewing have accepted positions IN Dan
vile. Va, and Greensboro, y. c., re-
spectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
,,vroy APPEARS IN 'FoRGIvEN'
large Audiences Greet Him ut 'ne
Academy.

For the first time this seaSo" 80
G r o. sign was exhibited OUTSIDE 'n0
Academy yesterday afternoon "heh M M
Frederic Bryton opened an ensaseiii.'-'
IL TWO matinees and two nights Al - ..
n Greene's powerful play, "ForgiVen,.,
~, ~ ,erreeeutation was received WIN
.-,Nrv demonstration of approval at pom
performances yesterday. FORGIVEN am
lne Of the most interesting plays seen
-. tbie season. and the company aP-
LIN, I'm # is thoroughly capable.
Mr. Bsyton IS a powerful actor, actor OF r0
mantle roles. ahd as Jack Diainonu ~ ~
york is beyond reproach. owing TO 'n no
fact that 80 many ladies were unaDIs ~
lin admlttance at the matinee yesterday
there will be special matinee 'o-tI'
and the engagement will close to-hlsh%
"The Right 20 Happiness" the new pay
q, ybich Minnie Madden fiske VIII DC
seen here al matinee and evening PEI
forrnances tomorrow. IS by German "u-
49, and was 1rst produced In Berlin IN
6er the direction OF Ludwig BarnaS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
He Gets Thirty Days In jail.

The tramp. Sam Cambridge, who be-
came so abusive 10 a lady on Church
Hill wednesday, was in the Police Court
yesterday morning. and given thirty
days i'm Jail. Cambridge threatened to
break every window I'm the house unless
the lady complied with his exorbtant
demand for money and clothes. and so
frightened the ladies In the house that
they all ran upstairs and locked the
doors, leaving his Impish Majesty lord
of-the lower moor. A servant was SNUG
gled out Of the back door. however, and
had hardly gone two squares before she
met Officer Werner. who returned with
her, and soon had his man In the Fisst
Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Trying 10 Save Downing from the
c.NOid.

NORFOLK, VA. November Ss.-(spe-
ciall-Mr. julius 7. Saunders left to-day
for Richmond to see Governor OFerroh
IN an endeavor 10 get him 10 grant "A re-
spite TO his client. William Downing. now
under sentence 10 be hanged here on De-
cember 4th for murder. Mr.. Saunders is
also circulating petition praying TOT
communication OF Downing's sentence 10
life imprisonment. He has seen five MEM
bers OF the jury who tried the man, ana
all OF them have signed the paper Mean
time the double scaffold has been COM
pleted. and unless something occurs 10
prevent within a very short time VIII
liams and Downing will swing into eter-
nifty therefrom on the 4th Of December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Mine Turning FicrceIy.

PRICE. UTAH, November 26.-The Oh
son asphaltum mine AT Fort Duscheshe
Is sim burning hercely. All attempts ~
~, TO exunguish the flames nave peei
unayaillng. Work Is now being diree'eu
10 tho air-shaft in tie hope that by cu-
ting off the air the fire can be plousa1
,,,fer control The entire underground
workings Of the mine have been ue-
s,royed. IT is impossible to get an esu-
male OF damage sustained by the com
many. but It Is hardly probable that WORK
can be resumed this winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27

w. T. Hobson. S. O. Fredeking, c. j.
Thomasson. Jr., and b. 5. Smith.
The church was tastefully decorated
with evergreens. palms, and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The great popularity OF this couple
was shown by the immense crowd pres nj.
The large edifce was packed TO its ut
most capacity. and a large number OF
disappointed ones waited impatiently In
the yard. hoping that they might catch a
glimpse of the bridal party.
The bride was tastefully dressed In a
travelling suit, and carried an exquisite
bunch OF Marechal Neil roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy party lefl for an eastern tour.
carrying with them the best wishes OF
their many friends in Hinton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27

more general to-day than ever before.
Richmonds deep interest in this subject
has been attestcd by the large and rep
resentative audiences which have gath
cred again and again 70 hear the Assoc
citation for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities lectures Tonight at half
past O'Clock. I'm the hall of the House
of Delegates. the Hon. j. Aston Cabell
viii open the third course OF lectures
under the auspices Of the association.
MIR. Cabelrs theme viii be "The Military
and civic History Of Virginia and Nir-
glnla Troops IN the War of the Reyolu-
ton" and it is understood that, as a
result Of his careful investigations be
viii bring out some important new points
rejecting honor and glory on old Virginia.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
pry-coods Merchants Coming.

There will be an incurslon OF repre-
sentatives OF the dry-goods and millinery
trades OF New England TO this city on
Saturday. Arrangements have beer
made with Messrs. Ainslie & Webster.
OF the Jefferson. 10 care for the visitors
while they are In the city.
1t is expected that fully 400 people win
come, in which event IL will be the
largest organized body that has visited
the city for some time. The Pennsyi-
yania Railroad Company are arranging
10 give five personally-conducted tours OF
the South between the months OF De-
cember and May. Each OF these exeur~
slons viii VISIT Richmond en- route
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
at course. these people viii stand y !
fin national elections
rIA1, Mp PEACHY SAYS.


WHAT MIR PEACHY SAYS.
,r~ O. peachv. OF Newport News. a
member of the state Republican Commit
zoe and a warm supporter Of Colonel
T4r,b was one Of TIE members OK l-ie
committee whose seat was contested IdsI
,.iaht Mir. Peachy was In the city ye7iei
G.,- and when seen after the Adjournment
~ the committee. he said 10 Dispatch
man. sI did not come 20 Richmond 10 az
fond the meeting of the state keplDi'c''i
Committee. ] have never received u lcs'i
notice OF the meeting. My trip mere va
to see the ball game. The acton on ll0
State Committee was no sun IIae W IN.
,,ba men substituted for myself ana others
a.. trc committee are men who did not
sIpport the regular nominee TOT NoHsI -
I'm me Second District. but supported
NI-ha1ev. the sound-money candidate
1pRrGr-LARITIEs STILL REPORTED.
,fr Edgar Allan IS said TO have had
,-rCo,larities in the returns Of the vote
-,o-, tho Fifth District brought to his
ottsntion. Il ls alleged in PittsylNahlb
,-.....,t,. tho name of the Democratic cahul-
100 Hon. Claude \. Swanson WaS
.-t.',d in frU. while I'm the other counties
3. annearod on the official ballot ~ a.
e,,,.o.reon p" The returns from the distict
I'M .,ave credit 10 G. \. Swanson MI
ea-,neon had a majority Of 1.lSO IN Fl''9y,,
MA and If he loses this vote ne VIII
he defeated by 100 majority - ,r,,s
Mr. Allan said that he would C 9rins
.,,' natter 10 the attention Of the Court
~ Appeals in his brief on the Tost man man
6arors. 1t is also likely thar tne DC thts
of state Canvassers VIII looh NV irae-
a. reconvenes this morning. mas
...-h &c none of the certificates oil eiec-
~ We as yet been awarded.
" \. y. Scott, who was eulogized py
80, @'' po,',,lican Committee last night sent
tie iNelo',,'t to BRADY. Waddill, and others
Gu I'M the day. congratulating them vS On
1 tSair work i'm the recent election IN VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
The Fourqurean.Price Co.
SWEEPING
HOusefurnishins Reductions !


Prices cut right and left, re-
CARELESS of cost, value, or
profits, to make room for the
largest stock of Holiday Goods
ever brought to Richmond.
Prices will work wonders,
and this terrific uPsetting OF
prices must tell.
29c for 75c. Enamelled-Iron Cooking
Kettles.
4-quart REFINED saucepans reduced TO
Sc.
iOc Muffin Pans. 6 on frame. reduced
to &c.
Large size. wcll-made Scrap Baskets re-
duced to BIC.
Elegant Hand-Palnted China Cuspa-
dores, worth 60c.. reduced to l5c.
Real Thin Kerry or Fruit saucerS,
fancy painted decorations, value
15c., reduced to Be.
Perforated Roll Toilet-Paper. worth &C..
reduced 10 &c.
Soc Willow Clothes Baskets reduced to
&c.
Largest size Granite Tea Kettles re-
duced to iSc
Tofiet-Pnper, four packages, gaar.
antccd 1000 sheets Irregular Zoe.
packages), for 21c.
Bread Boards, extra large size, smooth
and well made. worth 5Oc., reduced to nc.
81 Decorated China Cracker Jars, re-
duced TO 25c.
At $3.50 American onyx Tables. gold
plated frames. good $40 value.
Family-size Bread Boxes. nicely made
and lettered, reduced TO lsc.
Minciug Knives. solid steel blade,
hardwood handle, reduced to lie.
Finely Bolstered Table Knives ana
Forks reduced to &c.
35c Granite MIX Pans reduced TO l0c.
21x30 Etchings, White md Gold,
olive and Gold. and hand-csrved
choice, 81.
Solid oak and Mahogany-Finished
Screens handsomely trimmed, plano
finish. worth Sl25. reduced TO CSC.
Fancy China Cream Pitchers, worth Ac.s
reduced TO Sc.
$3.50 Toilet-sets. with fun size Stop
Jars. reduced TO S2.9S.
Silver Plated Forks reduced 10 &C. each.
81 dozen Genuine Imported saud-
Blast Gas-GIobes, they are regular
25c. globes, reduced to Zoe.
In our DlnnerWare Department i1c 49,
bargain ever offered i'm Dinner Sets-lO
pieces, delicate Green decoration. in very
striking pattern and very pretty shape
value sos: special. lO0-piece set, NSb
soc odd Shape Chocolate end After
Dinner Cups reduced 10 lOc.
Genuine Tiplitz Vases, rich decoration
and assorted shapes. I5c. and 81 Vases, re-
duced 20 &c
Scrubblng Brushes regularly &C., re-
duced TO lc.
I.25 best made Step-Ladders reduced 20
29c.
Fine Polished Oak Easels, worth 81. re-
duced 10 29c.
Bamboo Book Racks advertised else
where as worth 81, reduced TO N.2J.
Stove Brushes, extra quality, quick
sinner. worth lOc.. reduced 10 &C.
IS Deep Tin Bread Pans, worth lOc., re-
duced TO 2c
No. l Gas Heater. for bed or BATH
room. heavy sheet-iron. Drum star
Lighter, Is OF them to be cleared at Sl.45.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Observation-Disclosures.
A brilliant Marriage in Hinton, w.
Va.

HINTON, w. VA, November @.-(Spe-
cialD-The First Baptist church here
was the scene of a beautiful marriage
Tuesday night. the contracting parties
beIng Mr.. Richard Thomasson and Miss
Maggie Morris. of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides
father, Rev. T. l. Morris, In mis- usual
impressive. and dgnifed manner.
promptIy at 8 o'clock the organ. pre-
aided over by Miss Blanch Hinton, pealed
forth Mendelssohn's grand old wedding
march, and the bridal pair was ushered
In by four gentlemen Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Pounded Their Pastor.

The members OF the Broadus- Memorial
Rantist church visited the residence OF
their new pastor. Rev. j. NJ. Quarles.
wednesday evening, and literally packed
that gentlemans storeroom with all
things necessary for the inner man. The
pounding was in the nature OF surprise,
and. unlike most "poundings," was high
ly enjoyed BY their minister and his
family,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
THE C0CKADE CITY.
THANIIsGIVENG-DAY AND now u
WAS OBSERVED.
Battalion Drill of the Grnys and the
Rines-A Fugitive from Justice
Causht-A harriage-Personal ana
General.
General.

-
(Specin)-The Thanksgiving services at
the several churches to-day were very
largely attended, and Of an unusually
interesting character. At several of the
churches liberal offerings were made for
the benefit OF the poor. The weather
was so mild and beautiful that hundreds
Of our people spent the day away On
pleasure.
BATTALION PARADE.
The Petersburg Grays and the A. p.
Hiil Rifles had battalion drill and pa
rade this afternoon. under command OF
Captain NJ. c. Jackson, captain OF the
Rifles. This was the first public appear
ance Of the two companies together
since the organization Of the Rifles. and
they made an exceedingly creditable
show.
CAUGHT AT LAST.
The negro woman. Ella Edwards who
recently stole a number Of articles from
families in this city, and who made
her escape, after a chase of three miles
into the country, was arrested yesterday
while engaged I'm picking peanuts on a
farm In Prince George county. about
eighteen miles from the city, by a con-
stable of that county. she will be
brought up to Petersburg to stand trial.
MATRIMONIAL.
This afternoon, at the residence of the
brides parents, on east Tabb street. Ser
geant William CTichton, one OF the most
popular and efficient officers OF the Do
lice corps. and Miss Demovile Smith.
daughter OF Mr.. w. Irving Smith. were
married. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR. J. w. Rosebro. pastor Of
the Tabb-Street Presbyterian church. I'm
the presence Of many friends Of the
couple. Miss Binnie Calvert, a cousin OF
the bride, acted as maid OF honor. and
Mr. John ID. Watkins served as best
man. The decorations were tasteful and
pretty, and the presents were handsome.
The bride is a very charming and attrac-
tive young lady. and beloved by all who
enjoy her acquaintance. The couple left
for the North on their bridal trip.
ANOTHER SKELETON FOUND.
The skeleton OF a Federal soldier was
unearthed yesterday In Prince George
county near Fort Morton and not far
from 1.-THE Crater" Shoes covered the
feet and by the side of the skeleton were
Iounu the cdTlflike-DON winch the de-
ceased wore when killed, and a number OF
bullets and percussion-caps. The re-
mains were taken TO the National Gene
terry. in Dinwiddle. and inferred There
we're so many hasty burials along the
lines In front OF Petersburg during the
last months " 1864 and the early months
Of 1865 that probably for years to come
the skeletons OF soldiers dt may be OF
both Sides will occasionally be dug up.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. j. Ravenscroft Jones, Of Bruins
wick county. was in the city to-day.
Rev f. n. Peterson. the new pastor
OF High-street Methodist Episcopal
church. Is expected to occupy that pulpit
on Sunday next. This Is not the first
time DR.. Peterson has served as pastor
OF this church.
While the hook-and-ladder truck or the
Fire Department was being driven up
Old street this morning for exercise OF
thu horses. the rear axle Snapped In TWO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Roanele's THANKSGIVING.

ROANOKE. VA. November 26.-tspe-
cialD -Thanksgiving-D Day was observed
here by a general suspension OF business.
The banks were closed, Sunday Aours
were observed at the post-ciiice. and ser
vices held in most OF the churches. Inc
town was alive with cadets from Hacks
burg and Virgini". Military Institute.
and the colors Of both colleges were much
IN evidence. Good order prevailed gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
CLARK E-ELLETT.
4 PopuInr Railway Engineer Mar
ried i'm Prince Edward.

4 POpuiTr Halfway Eng ihtcf 's"f-
ried in Prince Edward.
GREEN BAY, VA. November 26.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. c. Virgil Clarke. Of this place,
a popular engineer on the Southern rail-
way. and Mss Martha Elicit daughter
of Mr.. Willis +. Elicit. one Of Prince
Edwards's most enterprising farmers,
were married yesterday at the home Of
the bride. near Burkeyile Rev. +. W.
Berry officiating. Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal couple with their
many friends and relatives, were driven
10 the home Of the grOOm's father, where
a bountiful supper was served and dane
ing kept up until the wee sma'
hours.
Among the ladies' present. might men
ton Miss Ada Clarke, cousin OF the
groom. of Danville; Miss Lura Clarke,
his sister, of Richmond; the Misses Ell
lett. sisters Of the bride. and Mrs. Jen-
kins. Of Burkeylle; Misses Sarah, Poole,
and Price, OF Meherrin, and Miss Nun
nally. of Burkeville. Among the gentle
men were: Mr.. Eddie Clarke, Of Roanoke,
and Willie r. Clarke, OF News Ferry.
brothers of the groom; Messrs. McDear-
mon. Young. and OvertOn, of Burke
vile, W. u IilSt' IL ID ANSNi'NNf 'N-'''
]. and James T. owen, OF Green Bay;
Mr.. Willie Nunnally, of Lunenburg
Courthouse: Mr.. Emmett jenkins, Of
Burkeville, and Walker Clarke, Of Dan
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke left on the after
noon train for Richmond and other north
ern points of interest. and will, on re-
turning. make their future homo in
EraauehOrO' y. c.
Carter-DningcrfieId
ALEXANDRIA. VA, November o.
Special Miss Sallle Daingerfeld, Of
Alexandria, and Mr.. Charles Henry
Carter. Of Baltimore, were married to-
night lat the Daingerfied residence, IN
this city The bride. who was beauti-
fully attired in white null. was attend
ed bv her sisters-Misses Eliza and Lot
tie Daingeriield. Mr.. Carter had as his
hest man his brother. Mr.. Bernard Car
ter. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Baler. pastor OF St. Mary's
church OF this place, assisted by Rev.
Father Payne, OF Baltimore. After the
ceremony there was "A reception. Among
those present were Miss Lee, the daugh-
Ter OF General Fitzhugh Lee. and num-
her of guests from Baltimore, Washing
ton. Philadelphia, and Alexandra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter left later In the
evening for an extended northern trip.
They will reside in Baltimore.
Mr.. Carter is the son OF Mrs. Bernard
carter OF Baltimore. The bride is a
daughter OF the late Reverdy J. Danger
field
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27

and caused some damage TO the truck.
on examination. IL was discovered that
the axle, which was 2is inches In dame
ter, had serious flaw IN Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
MIR. Cabcu on the War Of the HeV"-
luton.

The recent widespread interest III
American history Is very much hio,o
than fad" IL has been OF steauy
growth for several years pasL any %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
Preached ON Con,entment.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
Especial. Union Thanksgiving ser
vices we're held IN the Methodist church
here to-day, in which the ministers OF the
Presbyterian and Baptist churches parti-
cipsted. There was an immense audlence
IN attendance. Rev. B. w. Mepane
preached an eloquent sermon on the duty
OF contentment. Rev. J. j. Smith, OF the
central Presbyterian; Mr.. George III.
Griffith. and other Richmoncefs, spent to-
day hare With friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
THE FOURQUREAN CO.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18th.
MATINEE AND EVENING,

MINNIE MADDERN FIsISE.
presenting FOR tho first time here
THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS.
Direction of A. NJ Palmer. no N-lt