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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28
PATCHEN THE ATTRACTIONS
He Gives Good Exhibition, but Makes
No New Record.

lie Gives Good Exhibition, but Makes
No New Record.
LOUISVILLE, KY, october A-Joe
Patchens trials to-day attracted 10 the
Fair Association track 0,OOJ people, VINO
witnessed an exhibition OF speed d.
though the big black failed 10 place any
worlds records 10 his credit. Patchen
mad been substituted in the place Of Star
Pointer to go against the high-wheel sui
XIV record OF 2.05 IA. that by Johnson, ana
his own wagon record Of 2:O4 81.
Paced by a runner he tried frst IN the
sulky. and after scoring twice started
with a line burst of speed, making the
quarter i'm 81 and half in 1902 "a and
three quarters in 1884 81. The last quar-
Ter was slow and the mile was finished
i'm 2.07 81.
After a rest he went against the four
wheel wagon record and paced the mile
I'm 2.OG H. which is better than any pre-
vious record except his Joliet record OF
2.Of "a.
Two races and an unfinished stake event
filled out the card.
212-pacing. $1,000 unfinished:
Lady Nottingham won second, third and
fourth heats.
Best time. 200 "a.
Giles Noyes won the first heat
Dan O.. Woodford j.. Javelln. Cadet,
and PinewoOd Boy also started,
Joe Bailey won first. second and fourth
heats.
Best time 2.0l -.
Wilkes Belle won the third heat.
Anna Lee and Edgar Reth also started.
2:i0-trotting. $1,000:
Alves won i'm three straight heats.
Best time 2:l6 IL.
Nobby. Actstell, Uranium and Monitor
also started.
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HomE wEpprNG IN WINsrON.
A Prominent Railroad Man and Popular
Young Lady.


Young Lady.
WINSTON, n. c.. oct 27.-Special.-A
pretty home wedding was celebrated at
the Presbyterian manse here at 6 o'clock
this evening. the contracting parties being
Captain j. w Fry, of Greensboro gene
raj manager Of the Cape Fear and Nad-
kin Valley railroad, and Miss Mamie
Caldwell, an accomplished young lady OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Robert p. Caldwell, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church and brother OF
the bride. Captain Fry. arrived here at
8 o'clock on "a special train.
lie was accompanied by party OF
friends including MI. w. J. CrOssweu.
euperlntondent Of the Southern Express
Company al Wilmington; captain W. +.
KYLE, general passenger agent OF the cape
Fear and Yadkln valley railroad. Mr.. X.
~ .Eidgo0d, an official of the same road /,
captain Edmund Berkeley, superintendent
Of the ScabOard Air Line located al At
lanta. Captain VIII DOdson. conductor on
the cape Fear and Nadkin Valley rail-
road and Mrs n. l.. Fly and two chill
dren, OF Greensboro.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. ID. III. Bargcr, OF
Roanoke: and Air. and Mrs. J. 5. Jones,
OF Greensboro, also witnessed the nupu-
ais.
After the ceremony supper was served
"a the wedding party. Al O'Clock Cap
fain ana Mrs. Fry left for bridal trip
10 northern cities and Canada
Thcy will reside In Greensboro. where
Captain Fry has lovely home.
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Mr. a. King. chairman of the Democrat
Committee of Sussex county. and mems
Der or the State Democratic Committee.
and Mr. Henry Mick.in chairman of the
Democratic Committee of Greenyilie. were
in the city yesterday. They had no doubt
OF the election OF Mr.. r.. B Hartley t0
the Senate from their district
Mr. Sam Donald. of Augusta. who d.
opposing Major Lynn FOR superintendent
of the penitentiary was here yesterday
having come 20 the city % attend the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Black and Miss james. at
Ola ST. James church. last night Whn.
here be- met some o. his supporter for
the office.
Col. w. T.. Wickham chairman of the
Republican State Committee Nhe Lamb
Wckham faction, says he is very well
satisfied with the reports he is receiving
from various parts of the State. Bee
thinks his party will make gains boo the
Legislature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28

The Baseball Magnates Agree 10 Lease
the Park for the Football Game.

The Baseball fIagnates Agree 10 Lease
the Park for the Football Game.
the Richmond Baseball and Athletic
Association met in regular annual meet
Ing at the office OF MAJOR william II.
Sands. yesterday afternoon az o'clock,
and elected the following directors.
Messrs. Donati, Boykin, ShleiuS' Sdiius
and Cunningham.
Ine directors then reelected Mr.. Y. Do
natl president. and llr. q. J.. Boyhin sec
rotary and treasurer. and Mr. jake NeHs
was made manager OF tine team.
l'he question OF disposlng OF the pro-
gramme. refreshment and fence privileges
was left entirely 10 Messfs Dohau ana
BOykin. who viii dispose or the pilNl-
leges 10 the highest bidders.
A proposition was received from tne
manager OF tho University or virginia
football team for the lease OF the PAT
for the Thanksgiving Day game Nhich
was considered ana the lease closeu'
a resolution was adopted Whcu III III
powers the president or manager OF VIC
Association 10 impose nnes upon any
players who enter the grounds unuet Ii u,
influence Of liquor as follows riSI u W.
fence, So second so. and suspeIisiO,n ,o'
indefinite period, third 500 ana lhueiiii'0-
~ on the bench without pay.
The meeting then adjourned
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DOUBLE WEDDTNG.
A Brilliant Marriage Ceremony IN the
Masonic Temple.


lYNCTIBURG. VA, oct. 2L-Special'-
me magnificent new Home OF the I'm
CITY Lodge. corner Eleventh and Church
streets. was the scene OF grandeur at
high noon to-day 10 was the OCCASION ot
the frst marriage ceremony thal Wa
ever performed IN THIS ucdullui puiiu-
ing. Nor was 10 initiated with the pienu-
ing of two lives into one. but the OCCASION
was rendered all the more lnteitStihB ~
the fact that IN its magnificent auuItoi l.iii
to-day double marriage ceremony wa
srcrformed The hall was arusucally Gee
GRATED with ported palms, Terms. plants
md cut flowers. -Four immense udHV"N.
lamps with pink shades, ana Il my ila .'l,. va
Sucan1escenf globes. changed the ddIhou-
ed room into one OF extreme DrllllauCy
and beauty. The ceremony was Peiioi III
I'd bv Rabbi T. n. Calisch, OF the hlC"-
mOnd synagogue. 49, IN
The contracting partier were MT. Ju-
ti,Is u C;utman son of MI ana MIS-.
Emanuel Gutman, OF Baltimore ana 80 ~.
Sadie Moses. daughter or MT. ana M =.
W y. Moses; and Or. Jacob Is. Moses ~
<,restuuc o. son OF Mr.. and MIS-. W. -
Moses and Miss Ettie Alpha neAel'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lazarus.
Both Of the beautiful young brides were
charningly attircd in white sduh uuc.-
esSe and chiffon. with diamond oihdlhch'a
and carried clusters OF bride roses
Tho maids of honor were MISS 1elta
Kaufman Of Charlottesville, ana MISS
Reesie Moses Miss Kaufman wore Whlle
organdie over green tatfeta, while MISS
Moss was gOwncd IN white organize
over pink taffeta. Both carried Whlle
chrysant hemums. Ihe mower Deai cl -
were Misses May Lazarus and Rose Lew,
IN white Organdie over green. ana MISSES
Ioilise Goodman and Miriam Lew, IN
white organIie over pink. All of the How
.r bearers were nieces or the bilueS'
and carried white chry santhemulns'
Mcssrs. Arthur COhn, aidney Hirsh. 81
mon Fellhelmer of Baltimore, MOTIFS
Heller. Milton Cohn. lgnstius steiner, OF
baltimore: Bernie Heller, of Pocahontas
Solomon Kaufman. of CharlOttesVille'
Leon Goodman. AdOlph Heller. Moses lie
terman, OF Charlottesville and A. Harris
acted in the capacity OF ushers. MT. IA
than l.. Gutman. of Baltimore, ana MI
Daniel Moses were the best men.
Immediately after The ceremony was
pver the bridal party was driven 10
the Hotel Carroll, where a reception was
held until one o clock, at which time they
adjourned To the dining room WheIe a
magnificent breakfast was served. Dur
ing the breakfast many happy speeches
were made and kilograms of congratula-
ton from all parts Ct the United states
and several cablegrams Wee opened ana
read.
The happy quartctte left on the after
noon train for an extended trip 70 NOT
folk. Washington Baltimore. Philadel-
phia. New York and Niagara falls, al
ter which DIR. and Mrs. Moses Will pro-
s.ccd TO their future home at Creslllhe
o. while Mr.. and Mrs. Gutman VIII re-
turn 10 this city. where Mr.. Gutman, VINO
has resided here for the past SIX years.
holds "A responsible position win MessIs'
ID. Moses * CO.
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WEDDINGS OF AUTUMN.
a RICHMOND MAN WINS 4 fAIR
BRIDE IN STAUNT0M
asf.sr Fannie Murdaugh Downing becomes
the Bride Of Thomas g. "oo"e OF
bedford City-Decoratsons'

sTAUNToN. VA. october Especial.
a beautiful wedding took place THIS
morning at 1890 o'clock in Emmanuel
Episcopal church, the bride being MISS
lila seldom Mills, formerly OF Louisa
county, Va. and the groom Mr.. kooer'
w Neal, OF Richmond.
THE DECORATIONS.
The church was beautifully decorS'cu
with chrysanthcmums.
In the absence Of Rev. Robert =. Je,.
rector Of the church, the ceremony va va.
performed by Rev DR.. McBryde' re0'0'
OF Grace church, Lexington, va. 80,
The ushors were Mcssrs. Thomas iioss
Nod David McGunin. Harry Bryan ana
Aubry Burnett. all Of stanton.
THE BRIDE.
The bride wore becoming udNtillne
gown Of dark blue She carried a prayer
book instead Of the conventional roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Neal left for the north at
n o.ciock After an extended trip they
will be at home In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28
DANIEL ~ FARMVILLE.
lie Speak, to great Audience and Holds
Them Spellbound.

lie Speak, to great Audience and Holds
Them Spellbound.
FARMVILLE. va, oct. 27.-Special.--
Major Daniel spoke here tonight TO one
of the largest audiences ever assembled
i'm the town. The opera House was hlled
TO overlooking. and the people seemed 20
hang ON his every word as IT drawn by
magnetism He was eloquent yet logical.
and arraigned the Republican party ana
its misdoiugs in the strongest terms. HIS
effort was the grandest ever heard pm
Farmville People We're here from iar
and near 90 hear him. and it BIS believed
that great good has been accomplished
by his coming.
He took up every phase OF the Demo
cratic party and iauded IL 10 the skies ana
denounced the Republican national admin
istration in equal terms Daniel is great
favOrite of the people Of Farmyille ana
not having been here before for nearly a
score of years. every household IN the
county had at least one representative
out tonight 10 hear him.
He urged that the Democrats do their
duty next Tuesday by going 20 the polls
and casting their vote. regardless OF the
certainty of victory which he may nave
I'm his mind for his party.
Major Daniel will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Amelia Courthouse where he VIII
address the voters OF that county
While here he was the guest OF Judge
j. NJ. Crute.
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A charter was granted 10 the II. j. King
Company bon the Circuit Court yesterday
morning.
The purpose for which the company
IS formed is 10 do general seed and
farm implement business. and shall not
own more than 5000 acres of land at any
one time
The capital stock shall Doe $1,000. divid-
ed into shares of $50 each.
The chief business OF the company will
be 90 grow. buy and sell Kings brands
of seeds and any and AN other seeds.
The principal office shall be IN Rich
mond and branch offices may be establish
ed anywhere In the civilized world
The officers for the first year are as
follows. II. j. King Richmond, presi-
dent. w Meade Addison, vice president
c.. w. VIM, secretary and treasurer.
Directors: The above and j. a. Add
son. j. D. King Cape Charles, Va.
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Enrd Christian

IYNCHBURG. VA. oct. 27.-Special.-
Under a huge bell Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS i'm the music room of the residence
of Mrs Sallie Christian, 800 Court street.
was performed n beautiful marriage ccre-
monv al 3 o'clock this afternoon. Rev.
" Asburv Christian. pastor of Cente-
nary church. and cousin 10 the bride, ne
ing the officiating minister who made
Mr. James Bently Ford and Miss Sallle
Christian man and wife. The room was
charmingly adorned with white chrysan-
themums and potted plants. The bride,
attired i'm "A handsome gown of Siberian
green cheviOt. with hat 70 match, ana
carving a bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS entered from the adjoining parlor,
through the left door with Mr.. j. Magnus
Camp. while the groom came IN by the
right door accompanied by his best man
and brother Mr.. William A. Ford. They
were preceded by the flower bearers.
Misses Agnes and Bernice Ford. nieces
Of the groom. Beautiful little Gladys Car
land Camp. aged four. was the maid OF
honor. The bridal party advanced TO the
DOrtierre to the music Of wedding
violinist and Professor Berger. pianist
After the ceremony, and during the
prayer the musicians, In soft, sweet tones.
rendered a meditation.
The bride is the lovely and accomplished
daughter Of the late Mr.. Aurelius Chris
tian. who for sixteen years was Common
wcalth's attorney of this city, and grand
daughter of the late Judge James Gar
land.
The groom is a son Of the late Mr.. VIII
liam A. Ford. and member of the firm
of w. A. Ford q Co, of this city ana
South Boston.
The happy couple left on the afternoon
train for their future home in South
Boston. where tonight they will be ten
dered a reception by Mr.. Willingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28
WIS DYNAMITE USED9
Sundays Big Disaster May Have Been
Caused by Wreckers.

Caused by Wreckers.
COLD SPRINGS, n y October Il
President Depews opinion that the DIS
aster of Monday morning on the New
York Central railway was the result OF
dynamite explosion planned by enemies
of the corporation finds many upholdels
among railway officials and citizens Ia
miliar with conditions.
'If the embankment of the railway was
torn up by dynamite the motive OF
those who did it was not robbery, Dul
revenge" was the statement made by
one official Of the road to-day.
A rigorous investigation is being made,
and at least one man may be arrested To-
day.
masters of the New York Central sys-
TEN arrived at the scene early MONDAY
morning and commenced crlucal sur
vey of the section of the emDankmehl
which had either been washed or hiyNh
out. one of the road masters a man
who has had great experience IN the use
of dynamite said that the excavation
looked very much like the work or dyna-
mite The tendency OF dynamite Is 10
blast downward rather than UPWARD OF
outward and one of the expert track
builders Of the road says that a very
light charge Of dynamite would nave col
lapsed a section of track fully as extern
sive as the section in question.
The locomotive was fOuSd M the river NJ
least tIlllN lttl ShhAll Va htiN "' -
in the track. which makes IL seem reason
ably certain that the engine leaped ihe
space before IT started In ITS plunge INTO
the mud bottom Of the river. II IS known
that the engineer had shut off his steam
and applied the air brakes TO the train
before the crash came, and those condi-
tons lead the officials 10 believe that
Engineer FOyle saw that something was
wrong with the track in time 10 apply me
brakes before he went into the river with
IL IIHHHHH 20. HN no
would have instantly applied the brakes
the moment ne felt his engine sinking.
General Manager TOucey, Of the New
York Central. believes that the disaster
was caused by a break i'm the engines ma
Chinery. Mr.. TOucey said to-day:
Il believe something broke on the en-
CINE and plOughed up the ground and
Jared the roadbed so that IT lOOsened the
smbankment. Sudden stoppage of the
train caused the cars to double up on each
other, ard helped 10 loosen the rOadbed.
That is what j believe caused the acct
dent That is the conclusion / reached
from my investigation OF the facts. II
there had been a dynamite explosion be-
fore the train reached that place the
engine could not have passed over it and
a. feet beside as IL did
COLD SPRINGS. y. Y. oct 27.-COrO-
ner William n. Wood and jury tonight
commenced their inquest into the cause
of the death OF the twenty victims of the
disaster The hearing las ted only an hour
and fifteen minutes and was productive
OF no Information whatever bearing upon
the cause Of the disaster. The inquest
was adjourned until November 4th.
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GOOde-D Downing.

NORFOLK. VA. October 27.-Special.-
There was a beautiful though quiet we'd
ding this afternoon az $3.50 o'clock at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward n.
Wilcox IN Portsmouth. when Miss Fan
ME Murdaugh Downing. sister Of Mrs
Wilcox, was married 10 Thomas G. Goode.
Of Bedford City, Va, Rev. J. b. Funston
officiating.
THE HAPPY PAIR.
The bride is well known in society cir
Giles and the groom Is a son OF Colonel
Edmund GOode. and a nephew OF Hon.
John GOode. and holds "A position In the
United States internal revenue depart
ment located at Bedford City, where they
viii reside.
James Goode. of Norfolk. was best man.
The bride and groom left on the Bay
Line steamer for a northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28
NEUST NOTES

The sixty-third annual conventi,o.,nl -
the New England Cotton Manuiaceu ~,
Association began Yesterday in the PM
adelpha pa Textile school. ,.,.,.f.
AdVices which have Just reachtu - 90
tana from Spitzbergen. the sioup
islands In the Arctic ocean, si.gdte" IN
way between Greenland and Not1 sn,n
bla, say that the crew OF n wrechs,t and
that I n NOR r"1 pre Dli that they have
brought news OF Professor Aner -, ~
Swedish explorer. who left danes 49, "A
Spitzbergen. In a balloon July IN ~.
an attempt 10 cross the NOrth fO'-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28

The union of the two countries he
declared must be Regarded az indis-
soluble. Should tho Austrian constitu-
tional system break down. which God
forbid. the Hungarian government would
be- Obliged 90 act independently regarding
the Joint questions or tho customs and
commercial treaty between Austria and
Hungary and Of the charter and provl-
sions Of the AustrO-fiungaria banks
This announcement caused a great sem
eation. as 10 is believed that Baron Banfy
smoke with the consent or the Emperor
King and that his statement points to
the possibility Of absolutists' government
fu Austria
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cigarette. dropped by thoughtless clerk
is supposed To have caused the fire which
this afternoon practically Quilted the white
stone building at the corner Of Seventh
and Chestnut streets occupied by the gem
eral offices of the Wabash railway.
4 number of young men employed I'm
the inner mailing rooms Of the fourth
room Lad not been notified, and were still
working unconscious OF their peril. They
got out by means of fire escapes.
An officer of the Wabash Company esti-
mates their loss at $500 900. Statements
on the valuation of the building place it
at 100000. The Wabash Company had
occupied new quarters before the fire was
under control.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. oct 1.-THE
Pennsylvania Railway this morning
started 10 run the regular S:f5 o clock ey-
press 90 Philadelphia having decided 10
risk "a run across "rhe Meadows over
inundated tracks When about hall way
across "The Meadows" tho traif was
stalled The tracks were fairly matted
with the weeds besides being covered with
water
Big gangs OF men are laboring TO- clear
the way from AbsocOn out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28

Carey Parks weston, a weil-knowh a ara
popular young business man; Inc Serv-
mony was performed by. i KEY, =; ~
Tucker. d. D.. rector ,o OF 81 81 1 immediate
.I,e... "a relatives or the family
" Mr. Th 9 h. Gwathmey oiiiciated as
~, IN and Miss Etnel r. Wnitehurst
as maid of honor. me other attendants
were Misses Ellzaoeeh ,,n,nr,on Inc
~. U.s. attircd I'm a charmngiy becom-
W ~ ~ 'se,,roc or white satin with point
iaec and family Jewels. she carried PINK
chrysanthemums and violets' .r,oa,
Ar and Mrs weston let tor Driu"i
,o,,r In the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28

NJ. r.. Rheine and Miss Goldsmith Married
in the Opera House.

FNREDFRTCKSBURG, VA, oct. a.
special.-At the opera house in this city
This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock brilliant
scene was enacted. the occasion being
the marriage Of Miss Bessie Goldsmith.
she Accomplished daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs BENJAMIN Goldsmith, and Mr.. NJ.
IL Rheine, a prominent business man OF
Washington, D. c., manager Of the III
rick Beef Company
Rabbi Gutnacher. Of the Baltimore He
brew congregation of Baltimore. othclated
and the attendants We're: Miss Julia Cod
smith. sister of the bride, maid OF hohOI'
and Mr. Moses Freeman, OF Baltimore,
best man. Ushers. McsSrs. JACOB anu JOG
EOldsmith brothers Of the BRIDE Maurice
Hirsh. OF this city; Jesse Hartman oil
Baltimore, and Maurice bills i', VI
Washington. LOhcngrin bridal march,
and Mendclssohns wedding march were
the musical selections rendered
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
ivory brocadcd satin, pearl ornaments anu
carried instead OF the usual bouquet
Bible
me decorations consisted OF overg.eens.
autumn flowers ana pOttcd plants, ana IN
the throng which hlled ire spacious opera
house was a representative gathering OF
or own people, ana many visitors from
other portions OF the state ana from
Washington, Baltimore and New YORK.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremony, the
wedi party repaired TO the Exchange
Hotel where a handsome reception was
held and q sumptuOus supper served.
At O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs kheine leit
for a Northern tour, but many guests re-
NAMED and INDUCED IN dancing Tor sew
eral hours.
Among the strangers present we're Mr..
and Mrs J. liable. Mr. and Mrs. Colds
childer, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Miss Flora
Gump. Miss Tilne Freeman and Mr.. Ill
n ore Houck OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
6insheimer. Miss Bertha Goodman, Mr..
David Wolfe Mr.. solomon Lewis, Mr..
Fred Enrich and Miss Annie Enrich, OF
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Adler
and Miss Matte Myers, OF Lovingston,
va. Miss Esther Miller OF Petersburg.
Va: Miss Fannie Michelhacher, OF Rich
mond ami Mrs. Milton Hartman, OF New
York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-28
Vichmond German Clnh.

The annual meeting of tho Richmond
German club was held at tho Common
O'Clock.
The officers elected for tho ensuing year
are. President Thomas Boiling Jr., Vice
President. Mr.. Thomas y. Carter. Sec
rotary and Treasurer. Mr. vs.. H. Grant
Jr.. Executive Communicable. Jo. Lane
stern. Mr.. Levin Joynes. Mr Frank a.
Davenport. MT Henry T.. Baskerville Mr..
Dudley Mcdonald.
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dence Of the brides father, near Cut
breth. about seven miles from Oxioru,
ana Miss Fannie u. Allen took place,
Rev. Mr. Walker officiating.
W. r.. Gulick was best man and MISS
Mary Blalock maid of honor. A recep-
tion was given them tonight at the Os-
horn House by Mrs. &. ID. Osborn,
mother of the groom.
Mr. Osborn Is one OF Oxford's popular
tobacconists. and the bride a very beau
tiful and attractive young lady Of Gran
vile. They will make oxford their
home.
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Clements-NunnallY

BURKEVILLE. VA, oct a. Special
James A. Clements a prominent young
farmer and Miss Rosa Nunnally the beau
tiful daughter OF Mr.. X. j. Nunnally were
married at $3.50 o'clock this morning, al
Grape Lawn the country residence of
the brides father
Rev. j. H. Newbill. OF Crewe. performed
cd the ceremony. The bridal party ac-
companicd by a large number OF friends
were driven 10 Burkevillc, where the hap
ply couple boarded the west bound train
tor bridal tour. which will include
Lynchburg. Roanoke an da number Of
other cities.
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Marshan.street Christian Church.

Rev Mr. W. n. Book preached a very
interesting sermon al the Marshall-Street
Christian church last evening during the
revival meetings which are now going on
there. A large congregation was in at
tendance Among those present was Rev.
l.. A. Cutler former pastor Of that
church. and at present tho prohibition
candidate FOR Governor.
At 1870 o'clock this afternoon "a Bible
reading will Dee held.