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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
HAMPTON.
Anniversary Exercises of the Normal
and Agricultural Institute.

Anniversary Exercises of the Normal
and Agricultural Institute.
HAMPTON, VA, May Especially
The twenty-eighth anniversary exercises
OF the Hampton Normal and Agricultural
institute took place to-day The morning
hours were taken UP with class exercises
In the different buildings and exhibits OF
student handwOrk in the Stone building
In the afternoon the regular programme
was carried out in the gymnasium. The
programme was OF the usual character
being made up of original essays by the
students, music, the presentation OF d.
p.omas. and speeches by distinguished
visitors.
In the graduating class, which numbered
twenty-nine, were several Indians, and
David Rasbig. native African, from
Batchefstroom, TransvaaL
The reports show the school to be in
good condition, but needing many i'm
provements. 1t costs about 10000 each
year 10 run the school in all Of its de-
partments The attendance of the past
year was a little better than that OF the
year before. sT2 students being under in
struction. including 3i5 in the Whittier
school. OF these IL were Indians.
Tomorrow there will be a conference
OF graduates and former members OF the
school In regard 20 the methods by which
the hest interests Of the colOred race In
the South can be promoted.
The memorial exercises OF Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans. VIII take place IN
ST Johns Cemetery at 4.3) p. NJ. to-day.
Miss Iavinla Curle Peek, who has been
visiting relatives IN Portsmouth, has re-
turned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
FROM DEATHS JAWS.
An Insurance Man SnatChed
TherefIOm.
siade to Feel Like II Man OF thirty
nve-Yigorous, Now, i'm Mind
ana Body-
"such Wonderful Results should lie
HeraIded to the Worid"-sO says
the Restored Gentleman.

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
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Mimi, December 10. is95.-Gen'lemen
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benefit received from the use OF Dr..
Charcofs Kola Neryine Tablets? At the
time OF commencing its use. last July. |
could not read. without my glasses, the
signs on our business streets. could not
retain on my mind a matter OF business
sufficiently long 10 get TO the street from
my Office, and could not call the names
OK my intimate friends, and would fire.
quently get lost In parts Of the city
where I had been a daily visitor Tor the
past seven years. / attributed my condi-
ton 10 advanced age. Thanks 10 hola
Nervine Tablets. however; although %
years Of age. l am satisfied that ! am
to-day in as good condition, in every re-
spect as was at IS. Anything that Will
accomplish such wonderful results as this
should be heralded TO the world. | might
add for the benefit OF the public that this
testimonial Is given without any solicit
tation on your part whatever.
Yours truly.
Ivy. 3. SWEET. Manager"
Nr. SWEET Is one OF the best-known in
surance men in the Northwestern fact.
throughout the country. His case -
not singular Thousands similarly af-
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wonderful Dr. Charcots kola Nervine
Tablets.
Fifty cents and 81 at druggists or sent
direct. See DR.. Charcots name on label.
Write for free sample package and
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ufacturing Company. Lacrosse, Wis. and
Boston, Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
THE HALF-UoLIDAY LAW.
Governor Holds II Cannot Apply to
state Offices or Institutions.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

CREWE VA. May -(speciaL)-Good
rains visited this section yesterday and
last night. affordius much needed relief
20 growing vegetation, and making a good
season Tor setting ont tobacco.
DR. d. \. Kuyk, of Richmond, has cor
scented % deliver one or more lectures on
hypnousm IN the county I'm the near fu-
ture.
Alr. II. G. Corbett has resigned his posi-
ton here with the Norfolk and Western
railroad. and has been succeeded by AIR
5. G.. Woodland.
Mr.. h. h. G. Sandcrson. assistant super
intendent OF motive power and H. G.
Maclin. general stOrekeeper for the Nor
folk and Western railroad, Of Roanoke,
are IN town to-day.
Mr.. W. H. Cralle. Of Blackstone. is here
on a business trip.
The freight traffic over the Norfolk and
Western road continues heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Rev. Mr.. Books Last Day.

A large crowd greeted Rev. w. IL. Book
al the Third Christian church last night
Ills address on Woman and Her Work.
was a powerful presentation Of facts in
favor OF the larger sphere Of usefulness
OF woman in all good work. rich vein
of humor permeated the entire lecture.
keeplpg the audience convuised with
laughter.
Sixty-one additions mark THIS as the
,sst meeting ever held at the Third
nh,,ch the quickening OF the Christ spirit
,n the members being the greatest bless
- Many were affected at bid
Sinc Mir Book good-by. but a
,ansoi,uo thought is his promise
~ return again. Resolutions expressing
- ,rs,it,de of the congregation for the
great good accomplished were read by Mr..
Roane and unanimously adopted by a
rising vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

most interesting case was tried be-
... Justice Jones. Of Swansboro'. We'd
afternoon. David Ford and DAVID
....arHeil. two negro men. were the
....rs. and Richard Mdbry, another
...lo was the plaintiff The accused
.. charged with beating and cutting
g. bard with intent TO Kill Richard.
r.l resides near Cloptons. has been m
.... with Anna Pascar. damsel or DARK
-.. Or some time; and. not being con-
with eating red icc-cream ana
..ts pink saltwater, Richard ma
been pressing Anna 20 marry aim. rms
Anna has repeatedly refused TO 90 anu
Richard. with due amount or slrate-
- quickly planned scheme. Inc
Scheme was one deep-lald plot. and Tor
....e month noises and queer SOUNDS
HH heard around Annals house during
Ha Night "Wny don't you marry Rich
.. was often heard in low, ghost
.L. voice. while for hours Richard
would le motionlcss on the SOFT grass
Boar tae well Tho entire ncishborhood
H. invited down TO hear the warning
It. supposed witch. Finally, Richard
scheme was detected. and several men
r- t1 his house. proceeded 90 thrash
numerically Richard had Dan
r.t.. and Ford arrested, and swore
.'.r am thot YVES BoOd anu H"'F ="
Justice that the prisoners were
guilty. DIR. W Hay GanctL counsel
ir fuc defence succeeded, however, IN
proving ana alioi. and the cases were dis
m.. s.i
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS
Che Ladies Aid Society OF the Presby-
tran church held a Birthday Sociaole'
H thc ltctuTc-roOm OF the church last
.at the proceeds OF which went TO
'r- Liquidation Of the church debt a
.--e crowd was present. and Dr. Kerr
'. Richmond. gave "A pleasing little
hIf Refreshments were served in album
lrrce
The bazaar az Patchs Hau given by
iAe ladies' OF Ciopton-Strect Baptist
church. was inaugurated last night with
marked success. A large crowd thronged
ho ham and an attractive programme
"tH carried out.
Yesterday morning about o'clock on
cr Avis was on his rounds IN Swans-
il.1'. when he saw a man with two bags
over his shoulder. and ordered him 10
hat which he did not do. SO Ofiicer Avis
afod four shots at him. The man
promptly dropped his spoils and ran. The
o~s contained thirty-hy chickens, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Death of DIR. John II. Hartman.

Or. John II. Hartman. formerly OF this
city. died at his residence In Petersburg
yesterday morning, after a lingering III
ness in the 57th year of his age.
Dr. Hartman was born in Pittsburs, Pa,
but came South at an early age, and
served CALAMITY during the late war in
Company r. First Virginia Regiment HIS
first wife was Miss Hill, OF Fredericks-
burg. by whom ne leaves two sons-Mer-
Ger and John II. Hartman, Of this city
and Mrs. Melville Jeffries. OF Keyser, y.
G. Or. Hartman prac;iced his profession
Of dentistry IN this city until a few years
ago. when. upon his second marriage, TO
Mrs. S. d. Burton. Of Petersburg, he re-
moved there TO reside. Deceased was
member Of the Second Baptist church, but
the funeral services will be held in Peters
burg Saturday morning and the remains
will be brought 10 Richmond for inter-
rOnnt I'm HOllVWOOl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

stand had been erected. OH which were
the orator or the day. ladies OF the Me-
mortal Association. clergy. and others.
Judge T. 8. Garrett introduced the speak
er Of the occasion. the Hon. NJ. c. Butler,
Of South Carolina, who delivered an In
teresting address. In which he related his
experiences at the battls Of Brandy Sta
tiOa.
The procession then reformed and
marched 10 the cemeteries. where volleys
we're fred in honor Of tho heroes Of the
lost cause. a dress parade OF the milf
tary closed the days exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Work of AImshouSe Surgeons.

The ambulance was called at $40 o'clock
last night to Seventh and Cary streets
TO attend a white man named Kahn who
had FALLEN and cut himself severely on
the mead. Or. Labenberg took five
stitches IN the wound and carried the
man to his home, on Pine street
The ambulance received another call last
night at 9:S5 O'clock to Eighteenth and
Main streets. where Harry Brown, a
young white boy. had been struck in the
temple by a rock thrown by a negro. Or.
Labenberg dressed the wound and LETT
the boy at his home.
The ambulance was called TO Seven
tecuth and Franklin streets yesterday
morning to attend a nan who had been
injured while at work in that neighb0r-
hood. DR.. Labenberg took the injured
man 70 the almshouge. His condition Is
serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE.
Meeting of Southern Workers to he
Held at Nashville in June.

Held at Nashville in June.
A southern conference for association
workers will be held in Nashville. Tenn,
June 10Th. The meeting is to be held
IN response 10 an invitation from the
Executive Committee Of the Southern
Students Conference The buildings and
grounds of the University Of Tennessee
have been placed at the disposal OF the
Young Mems Christian Association work
ers. and the dormitories of the institution
will be used for the accommodation OF
the delegates.
The question OF holding such con-
ference has long been under discussion.
and those interested in association work
VIII now, no doubt. avail themselves Of
the opportunity 10 be brought in contact
with those who have devoted much Of
their lives TO efforts in behalf Of young
men.
Each morning an hour will be devoted
10 the discussion Of practical problems Of
city or town association work. under the
leadership Of Mr.. G. l.. Gates. fed sscre-
tarv of the International Committee. The
fact that Mr.. Gates has had wide eX-
periencc In the southern work will enable
him 10 discuss the problems I'm the light
Of the peculiar conditions OF this section.
The platform meetings OF the confer
ence viii be addressed by such eminent
scholars and educators as Rev Robert
j. McBryde. ID. D.. OF Lexington. Va,
who will also preside; Mr.. Charles I.
Studd, Il. a., Cambridge University. 80;
Rev. r. A. Torrey. Chicago: Rev. 5. a.
Steel, u. D.. Nashville. Tenn; Rev. Wal
ter r. Lambuth. ID. D., Nashville, Tenn;
Professor John r. Sampey, ID. D., Louis
Vile. Ky: President j. 7. Henderson,
Messy Greek. Tenn.
The association here has not yet de-
cided who VIII attend 10 represent them
Al this conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Ancient Essenic order.

Richmond Senate. No. LISP. had a most
interesting session Of several hours dura-
ton last night An unusually large num-
Der OF Knights were present. and a gree I
deal OF important business was transact
ed Twelve applicants applied for admls-
sion 10 membership and were received.
Sacerdos James ". Gordon and Junior
Seneschal j. Williams East were dele
gated to proceed to Louisville, Ky, and
confer with the supreme officers OF the
Essenc order. for the advancement OF
the interests Of Richmond Senate. After
a delightful repast at midnight the
Knights repaired 10 their respective
oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Mems Furnishings
For Friday and Saturday.

Mems Fine Colored Mackintoshes.
double texture. warranted waterproof.
s3.as.
Mems Extra Fine Navy and Black Serge
Mackintoshes, with capes, warranted
s5.os.
Mems Fine Colored Bosom Dress shirts.
open and closed bosoms with cuffs at
tached These goods are all made OF
the best grade OF percale In choice
patterns. The price Will be reduced
for Friday and Saturday only-reduced
from 20 and Csc.
Men's Percale aud Cheviot Working
Shirts, in new patterns and colors
Mems ATWOOD Sweaters, summer
weight. In Navy, Black Tan. ami
si.7S.
Mems Gauze and Balbriggan shirts,
nicely made. and finished With pearl
0'' '''''' csc.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, made OF
the best pepperell jeans, reinforced
seat, stayed seams.
Mems Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs.
IN the latest patterns,
Mons and Boys Tan Leather Belts.
with rings. all sizes.
Mems Extra-W wide Leather Belts. made
OF best leather.
Mems Dark and Light SILK Teck and
Four-ln-Hand Ties, reduced from %
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
The Good Wishes Of All.


~ dsHIII-I0 I NIdI,l
II IS unnecessary 10 say that General
Lee will carry with him 70 Cuba the good
wishes Of all his counrymen. He repre-
sents i'm their eyes the sterling qualities
OF citizenship and soldiership. and they
are not prepared TO believe that in any
circumstances he can be brought to
sympathize with oppression as against a
brave stand for justice and independence.
The effect OF his reports. therefore on
the Administrations attitude will be
watched with a lively interest in every
quarter of this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

the officer is holding for Identification.
About an hour before Mrs. II. Holland,
OF SwausboTo. heard come one In her
chlcke1-pcn. Her husband scared the
thieves on, without losing any chickens
4 delightful picnic was given at Mr.
Goodies farm, In Chesterfield county,
Wednesday by a party OF young ladies
and gentlemen from this city. Among
those from this city were Misses Lizzie
Nunnally. Bessie Wells. Mary Pool. Mabel
Holt Bessie Wcsger. Annie Brown.
Bessie Bevcll. Nhgie Betty. Grace Lear,
Mabel and Elsie Crooks. and Matte FL
lington. The gentlemen were Messrs.
stafford Betty and Dabney Ellington.
The chaperons were Mesdames ". w.
Lear and II. v Desportes
"Lottery-ricket." the pleasing little
comic operetta. under the direction Of
Mrs A. G. Harding. was given last night
40 the Red Mems and Junior order
United American Mechanics bazaar at
Leader Han. The operetta was wei
produced. and was well received by the
large crowd In attendance. Tho water-set
has been won by Mr.. z. W. Buchner,
and the Juniors pin was won by Mr.. j..
W. Taylor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
General Lee In IynchburG.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nav T.-(sDe"i@ ~
General Fitzhugh Lee arrived in the city
from Washington this arte.uOD.i. o.lI
says that he expects 10 leave for cuba
IN six or seven days; that he has, so far
as he knows, finished all his business
with the department 40 Wellington. and
that he Will, in all probability, remain in
Lynchburg until ne goes 10 Habana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
VENERABLE LADY DEAD.
Mrs. BENJAMIN HandoIph. of Abe
mnrIe-'Ynrsitics RctuEn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, May A.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Mrs. Benjamin Randolph died yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF her
son at Carriers Bridge. She was So years
OF age and a widow. Her funeral took
place to-day and the interment was near
ScOttsNlle
The University baseball team. flushed
with its victory over Princeton yesterday
arrived here this afternoon. The boys.
considerably fatsued. were met az the
union station by a number OF their fellow
students, who accorded them an en-
thusiastc welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
NORFOLK MEMoRIAL-DAY.
An Imposing Parade and Interesting
ExerciHcs.

NORFOLK, VA. May 2L-(special.)-
This afternoon the annual Memorial-Day
exercises in honor OF the Confederate dead
were held here under the auspices or
Pickett-Buchanan Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, and the Ladies Memorial Associa-
ton. The exercises consisted OF parade
OF the veterans. companies Of the Fourth
Virginia Regiment. cadets OF ST. Mary's
Academy. the Sons OF Veterans. and the
Fire Department Of the city. The pro-
cession formed at o'clock. and after a
short parade halted on the grounds OF the
Norfolk Male Academy, where the prin-
cpal exercises Of the day took place. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
VIRGINIA RED MEN.
Election of officers by the Great
Council.

Council.
LYNCHBURG, VA, May 2L-CSpecial)
The Great Council OF Red Men OF Vir-
ginla, in their annual meeting in this
city to-day. elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: J. W. Backus, Of
Norfolk. Great Sachem; a. l. Calvert. Of
Roanoke Great Senior Sycamore; Rev.
4. S. Beane OF Greenbackyille. Great
Junior Sycamore; ID. :. Thompson. Of
Richmond. Great Prophet; Ira T. Holt, Of
Norfolk. Great Chief Of Records. r. NJ
Gillian, OF Petersburg, Great Keeper OF
Wampum. r. u. Smlthers, Of Norfolk
Great Sannap. y. r. Stairs. OF Lynch
burg. Great Mishcncwa; q. A. Tabb OK
Portsmouth. Great Guard Of Wigwam.
j. $ Wyatt. OF Rip Raps. Great Guard OF
Forest; j. J.. BelOte, OF Norfolk, and f.
G. Garrison, Of Richmond. representatives
20 the Great Council OF the United States
and J. W Blackburn, OF stanton; 4. c.
Fine. OF Norfolk and c. W. Adams Of
Newport News. Finance Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
NUN Y0NS
REMEDIES.
DOCTOR YOURSELF.

Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Rene
dies act almost instantly, speedily curing
the most obstinate cases. Munyon' Z
rheumatism Cure cures rheumatism IN
d few days. Munyon's Dyspepsia Cifs
cures all forms OF stomach troubi ,a.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache
in five minutes Nervous diseases
promptly cured. Kidney troubles, Neu-
ralgia, Asthma. and all Female Com
plants quickly cured.
Personal letters TO Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa,
answered with free medical advice for
any disease.
Separate Cure for Each Disease.
At All Druggists, Csc. a Bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
First shipment OF Lambs.

DUBLIN. VA. May Especial. 1.-The
first shipment Of spring lambs from Pu-
lash county for the New York market
was made here to-day. Messrs Cloyd,
Elendy & Harman. dealers in live stock,
forwarding one carload. These lambs
were Of fine quality. and were bred and
raised In this part Of the county. They
are OF an average weight Of seventy-four
pounds The price paid was cents
nor r.,prH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

Signor Campobello, the baritone. late OF
her Majestys opera, who is about 70
locate in Richmond gave an informal
song recital at Mosess music-store yes
terday. lie sang in superb style The
Palms" THE Toreador." and Evening
star" Mr. Campobelo has recently
composed patriotic Cuban song. which
will probably DO published by Rich
mond house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
DEPOT BURNED.
The Work Of LiGhtning-A Narrow
Escape.


GRFENVILLE. y. c., May H.-(Spe-
cial)-Both tonight and last night this
section was visited by heavy thunder
storms and rains. During the storm last
night, lightning struck the Atlantic-Coast
Line depot at Pactalus, in this county,
setting IL on fire and totally destroying
the building and contents The building
was nearly burned down when the agent,
who lives near by. discovered the fire.
Last night lightning killed a dog in the
house OF Mrs A. j. Johnson. one mile
from Greenville. The dog was lying on
the floor Of Mrs. Johnson's sittins-room,
within few feet OF the chair which she
occupied at the time. She was not in
iured az all and only felt slightly the
shock.
Mr.. w. T. Brickwell and Mrs. Dora
Quinn, Of this place. were married last
night, Rev l.. ID. Wells officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
DEATH OF MR. MOODY
This Wtll-gBoWl Manchester Nan DlsS
After a Long Illness.
,>r1cs or A MAD HORSE.
,trerl.x Gown Fences and Makes n
pr,pcrntc Attempt 10 Get into n
acknowledgements Case
ucfo~r q County Justirc-Tersonnis

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Count, .t,.tirc-rcrsonnIs
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dag ".''.''' -'-
r. of many months.
-- Holly was iu the tiih year or lis
,,,rg5 bta failing health had
.it..... l.ttt.,1 e,- eo,,o.
rendered. "'. ''''''''-''
r va.Es be never l'ai nope ano' re-
.....rr perfectly conscious untl the la e..
... realized his serious condition until
t rrff ru hour urior o. his death.
<....
Ie talked WIN h'7 VIE "''' ~" "''-
...uta before Doc passed away When ms
-.-t.rv words gave way 20 the movement
,... ybi,b continued until his
q, - ,~,,,,1 ~
geo bfe'I' WIS
..in-boI were hia moincr' brother ana
r.. v.fe. and seven children.
,r.o1v was horn I'm Dinwiddio
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county. N"r '' '''' "'" ''''.
rs CITY WIN DTS parents "neh
small log. lie started in HE win the
... rrIor Is NcCance min, and. win
.t. confidence OF his EMPLOYERS.
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l.r which he held Tor more IMAM INVENT!
.rs. when Doc resigned. and engaged IN
Old. t.t4oro business at Mt Airy, y. G.,
.,...,. e.e ve,rs AGO. when he re-
,i D., uIs civ
-f.. ,,.. ,.,rtjc,,lorl,. fortunate
......r,s,ts and at his death had
..lt. , fortune Tine large to-
tt.t, d.. ,,r1or co,efr,,c-
,..,r,. c,tsreJ a. tho corner OF
a ,trrorold etreote voa
DO. ,f- ,foo5y v.be, illness
t..- .,,l ,,r.,,,,toJ me- comuIe-
,r.,1,. ,,.,s consistent member
.t5..e Sc, i,,,,,s,' cburcb being
ICON and ,,..- ols- a member
10 ,.i,-,.,, l-,iop1e Tfo was
..,4 .r fN2 a., Mics India TAYLOR. of
-.4 Tg,. children are. Mrs l..
fI,..or-b Nfo.ers William IT,. n. L..
C,h.1 ami Siven Moody. and
,,... FLORENCE Moody
.... r.-.r.l s.,,-i,es will take place this
,,..,r m 2 O'Clock from Baiubr.dgc-
p...,.t cby,ob Vbe following
....,.,, ,..ui act .s nall .bo.rers.
-.,-y- Judge Jobu Ingram. w. G..
T. owen T. H. Patterson. a.
sl.rson Dr. T D. Matthews j.. A.
-..,r1ra Irdre W.. T. CI1pton. !. A.
r.l.rte0n LLOYD Franklin. H. =. Beat
.. and b. a. Broa.dus
..ti.s. Tho .i.,ht remaining deacons Of
.-.f..-etroat church. NIcgsrs. j. j.
....r = a.. Snellings. T.. ~. Robertson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
MARRIAGE AT TIILERY.
Whitehead-Crump- Rains
A Revival.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., May IL
Especial yesterday at Tillery, at the
home OF the bride. Miss Daisy Crump,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Crum2.
was married TO Mr.. +. l.. Whitehead.
telegraph operator there. Rev. w. j.