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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Handicraft for the Blind Pupiis--'o''
pusseII's Thanksgiving Proclamation

RALEIGH. n. c.. November lo-spe-
cial-The Governor called the Council OF
state in session yesterday TO discuss the
advisability Of ordering out the troops
here 20 20 with the negro Evans to Rock
incham. where he Is 10 stand trial Tor
assault on a young lady near that place
He was brought here 10 prevent lyncnihs.
It WAS deemed necessary 10 send mill
tary escort with the negro. Tor ne would
scarcely be safe In that part OF the state.
The trustees OF the Blind Asylum mere
have made a step forward In that
teacher. Miss MOlander, OF Finland. has
been employed TO teach Sloyd. This em-
braces a system in several branches OF
handicraft.
Or. George w. Blackwell died this
morning after an illness OF two weeks.
Governor Russell to-day issues MS
Thanksgiving proclamation. He says that
the State has been very much blessed IN
every way and calls upon the people 10
give praise and thanksgiving TO God.
The State has. indeed. been blessed in
every way-except politically.
Judge Cobb. at Statesville, has rendered
a decision in favor OF l.. G. Caldwell VS..
lanes W. Wilson as chairman Of the
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p,ompt Work of a Richmond Detective

Percy Jackson and Henry Walker, two
negroes were arrested yesterday in South
ampion county by Mr.. J. Samuel Wnkin-
son. q private detective OF this city. The
negroes are charged with setting ire TO
q cotton gin belonging 10 Mr v. T. Drew
~. OF SOUTHAMPTON. on October 10th. Mr.
Drewry secured the services OF Mr. WIKI
inson on last Friday. and the proof Sc
cured by the latter gentleman was so
conclusive that the negroes confessed
a magistrate.
Revenge FOR the threatened eviction OF
Walkers parents from a house on Mr.
Drewrys farm is assigned as the motive.
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Tho above bills were ordered TO be paid,
after which the clerk. on motion OF Mr..
Cutchns was instructed 10 address let
ter calling attention 10 the high prices
paid for articles used al the polls, and
also 10 the excessive amount paid for
hauling booths. and suggesting the advis-
ability I'm future of using cheaper articles
and making a regular contract for the
hauling of booths.
The letter further sets forth that in the
opinion OF the committee the ballots
should be printed by the city printer.
Attention was then called 10 the fact
that the articles enumerated in the bills
OF the Everett Waddey Company were not
according 10 contract. ON motion OF Ma
jor Cutchins the vote whereby the bills
were ordered 10 lie paid was reconsidered,
and the bills Of the Waddey Company
were ordered 10 be referred 20 the Com
mittee on Accounts and Printing. The
rest of the bills were then ordered TO be
paid and the committee adjourned
The Committee on Ordinances was in
session for some little time last night
shaping up the street cleaning ordinance
referred 10 Il by the Board OF Aldermen,
which has been fully printed In The
Times. No hinges OF any moment were
made
The members present last night ware
Messrs. BlOmberg, Cutchins and MosDy.
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nn,nedin His Home.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., Nov. los. c.
Davidson. son OF Robert Davidson. OF this
city. was burned 20 death tonight al his
nome on Pine street. There was no one
In the house az the time the fire broke
orr and just how the flames started is
unknown.
Ills Gather who is quite old. entered the
house . few minutes after the fire started
lie vas h,r-ol about the head IN trying
10 save his son.
The Davidsons are a prominent family
IN this section. They come OF revolution.
ary stock. and have many relatives in
Georgia Alabama and Florida.
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The Battle Park.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, November
io-Special.-A meeting of the Committee
ON sites and Location Of the Battlehelds
PARK Commission was held here last
night. General Edgar Allan. chairman
OF the Grand Army Committee was pres
~, 90 confer with the members Major
r E. Morris, Captain NJ. b. Rowe and
AR J. =. n. Crismond were selected TO
nrenare the lines Of the proposed park.
THESE lines will embrace STAFFORD
Heights and the battlehelds or trede-
ricksburg. Charlottesville. wilderness
and Spotslyvania Courthouse.
The committee will go carefully over
the ground. assisted by an engineer, and
will be prepared 10 report in about two
weeks.
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RrCHMOND CONTOCATTON
Spirited Debate on the Question Of Loaf
Missions.


GLOUCESTER, COURTHOUSE. VA,
Nov. Specialize Richmond Convo-
cation assembled I'm Ware Church this
morning at nine thirty for devotional ser
vices. which were followed by morning
prayer with most interesting sermon
by Rev. b. NJ. Randolph. At twelve thir-
~ the convOcation met and Rev. S. 5.
Hepburn offered resolutions with regard
10 missions which were adopted after
spirited debate by Bishop Penick and
Revs. Nash. Randolph. Ware and Gravatt
The resolutions provide for a missoners
fund 10 Dee used only for the purpose Of
conducting extra services In the country
districts. and three mssioners TO be an
nually elected by the convocation to hold
such services.
At one thirty the convocation took a
recess for lunch and reassembled at T..
VI.
Bishop PeniolS read most interesting
instructive and charitable paper on the
distinctive characteristics OF the PrOtes-
tant Episcopal church, after which fol-
lowed a lively debate on the question in
which Mr. Hepburn. Mr. Randolph, Mr.
Nash. and Mr.. Gravatt took part
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SIR Conr,e cnnceri To.Nlehf.

The second entertainment OF the sea-
sons star Course Will take place In the
beautiful and attractive auditorium OF the
association az $40 O'Clock tonight. The
success OF the opening night viii long be
remembered. and IL Is now assured that
there will be no small houses this season.
The chart for tonight is well marked as
only about nifty OF the entire six hundred
seats remain unrescrvcd
The attraction will be- the Kronberg
Grand concerts. composed OF four artists
Mamie Hands kronbere, the soprano.
Mr. krOnbcrg. formerly vocalist With
Theo. Thomas Orchestra MIR. Frank Ken
nedy. a viollnist Of considerable note. and
Miss Lafricain pianist
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Railroad Commission. The case goes TO
the Supreme Court.
W. H. Deaver. Of Asheville who was
convicted Of embezzlement as a matis-
trate last week gets a position as a
gauger In the revenue department.
There ~ to be quite change In the
uniform Of the State Guard. the coat ana
trousers both TO be dark blue. The dress
coat ~ TO be done away with and a long
blouse used; all metal butt>ns are 20 Dc
done away with; the helmet il 10 De
abolished, and the forage cap with pom
pom Is TO be used. The new drill regula-
lions for the manual OF arms will be Is
sued 10 the State Guard December lsf.
The Biblical Recorder says that II has
carefully noted the fact and finds very
little opposition IN this State 20 an edu-
cational qualification for voters.
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via the Norfolk and Western Railway.
the "Only-Al-Rail Line" Straight fare
from Richmond to Norfolk. 81, round-trip
$3.50 good for three days. Trains leave
Richmond. Byrd Street Unior) Depot, at
A. NJ. CVestibuled Limited. arriving at
Norfolk al :25 A. NJ. and 1880 =. NJ. ar
irving at Norfolk al 10:4O =. NJ. For
full information apply at the Richmond
transfer Company. s03 east Main street;
b. G. Carter, Ticket Agent Byrd-Street
station, and at Company's office corner
Ninth and Main streets.
II. w COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
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The Chamber. Quarterly Mse.Iug.

The fourth quarterly meeting OF the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce VIII be
held this evening at Q o'clock IN the as
sembly hall OF the Chamber
AS this Is the last regular meeting OF the
Chamber during the current year q large
attendance OF members Is requested: some
reports OF interest 10 the or{anizauen
win he submitted. and cctson Cd the part
OF the Chamber Is necessary IN connection
with pending questions or great tmport.
ance 10 the material progress or the city.
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APoe Memorial Society.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov. 10
Special.-A Poe Memorial Society was
recently organized at the University Of
Virginia. DR. Charles w. Kent Is presi-
dent. r. s. Drank. vice-president; and
prof. ]. A. Harrison secretary and treas
urer
Two members from each class form the
executive committee.
A society called the Mystic Circle was
also organized I'm this city last nIgat. with
a large membership.
All the wounded I'm the Shadwell wreck,
who are yet in the city, are doing well,
and will recover.
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Via the Norfolk and Western Railway.
the "Only-All-Rail Line Straight fare
from Richmond to Norfolk, s. round-trip
$3.50, good for three days. Trains leave
Richmond. Byrd Street CUnion) Depot. at
A. Nj. Westibuled Limited. arriving at
Norfolk at 1l:25 A. NJ, and 1880 Z. NJ. ar
irving at Norfolk at 1910 T. NJ. For
fun information apply at the Richmond
Transfer Company, 900 east Main street;
b. G. Carter, Ticket Agent. Byrd-Street
Station, and at Company's office. corner
Ninth and Main streets
r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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ANOTHER RATE VAR.
This Time Between ting Norfolk and West
crn and Chesapeake and Ohio.


Another rate war has just been start
ca between competitive points on the
Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads The former com
pany announces that tickets from Rich
mond 10 Norfolk will be sold for 81 each
and $3.50 for the round trip, good for
three DAYS.
Al the offices Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad nothing could be learned
in regard 90 the matter yesterday. for IL
was ascel tanned that General Manager
Stevens. Nice-Presidcnt ANtell, General
Superintendent Doyle, superintendent
Walker and Passenger Agent John ID.
Potts were an out OF the city.
Mr. IL. ". Courtney. OF the Norfolk and
Western was in Norfolk and nothing
could be ascertainod there. An in
Quiry az the offices of the Norfolk and
Western railroad at Roanoke brought
forth the following reply.
THE Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road makes the rate from Richmond to
Norfolk. Mr.. w. -. Bevil will make
no statement
Passenger Agent G.. S. Campbell, Of the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. when
seen last night said he was not informed
Of the cause Of the cut in rates.
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on THE RdPPdHdNNOCK.
Trade Excursion to fredericksburg Sale
of Farm.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
Speciality the state apportionment
OF the military fund the Washington
Guards. Captain NJ. b. Rowe. OF this
city. will receive Sl3LSO In addition TO
mis- sum they will receive S53 extra for
making 100 per cent. at the annual IN
spection. increasing the amount TO Sl"oV.
trade excursion from Orange and in
termediate points along the Piedmont,
Fredericksburg. and Potomac railroad.
under the auspices Of the Business Men
Association will be given 10 this city on
November 18th.
purchased the farm of Mr.. Robert Crane,
inst above Falmouth. In Stafford county,
containing 25l acres for $500 cash.
Messrs. r. +. billiard. b. NJ Flippo and
Anthony Sale were ordained deacons OF
pCnnd oak church. in Caroline county,
ON sunday. Rev. Mr.. Eubank preaching
the ordination sermon.
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..Don,t Forget the Great Horse show in

New York. November 5th to Goth, 1897.
inc Old Dominion Steamship Company
takes pleasure in announcing its fourth
annual personally conducted excursion 10
New York 10 the Horse Show. The party
will leave Richmond Saturday. November
18TH at 3:35 y. NJ, via Chesapeake and
OHIO Railway or by Norfolk and Western
Railroad, g. A. NJ. connecting with Old
dominion Steamer at Norfolk; leave Nor
folk 1890 +. NJ, arrive in New York Sun
DAY L. NJ
Fare for the round-trip. including meals
and state-room berth on steamer. 81.
Icckets good for ten days. As the party
g limited and New York will be crowded,
every application should be made 10 in
sure good accommodations upon the
ste -ner and at the hotel Tickets on sale
November 9Th 10 18th.
JOHN T.. MAYER, Agent.
l2l2 east Main street, Richmond. Va.
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Will Give Hail.

me committee from the John w Daniel
club having In charge the arrangements
for the proposed masquerade ball. will
meet AZ David Connelfs tonight. II is
expected that the place and date VIII be
chosen. The club will give the bali prob
ably on New Years night. al either Saen-
ger Hail or the Masonic TemDiA~
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Haden Whitehur.t

PETERSBURG. VA, November 10
Special.-Miss Susie n. Mhitehurst. OF
mis- CITY and Mr.. curtis Allen Haden. OF
Crozet va. were united In marriage this
afternoon at 5 o'clock al the residence
~ the bride. on Liberty street Rev. NJ.
~. Riddick. OF Bon Air. Va. assisted by
Rev r. T. Wilson ana KEY. III. VI. Hope.
performed the ceremony The couple lett
on a northern tour.
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ROANOKE. VA, Nov 10-Special-
Roanoke's second annual flower show OPP
ened tonight under the most favorable
auspices. The exhibit is excellent and the
exhibitors are from all sections OF the
State.
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ROANOKE. VA. Nov. lO.-Special.-A
fashionable home wedding was solemn
lied this evening at the residence Of
j. 4. Moon on west Salem avenue. The
contracting parties were j. Herbert
Cofer. OF Norfolk, and Miss Mary A.
was performed bv Rev. Father j. W
Lynch. of 81. Andrew Catholic church.
The young people left on the night
train for "a northern tour.
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lTVerbody Cried

'Tis said that Patrick Henry said
Give liberty or death;
But Hummer Soap" is now the cry
Tha. comes with every breath
KELLY & DUDLEY,
Sole Agents.
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Rnclnfr- Hollis

FsTpORTA Va. Nov. lO-Speciai.-A
Genre II Buckner and Miss Lizzie Il
Hobbs were married to-day at the home
Of Inc brides parents. in this county. The
parties are both popular and well re-
spccted
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THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
MiJOR AND MRS. PAGE Fifft
YEARS MARRIED..
A ouiet Celebration at Their Home I'm
Hanoyer--Brief sketch oil "Do'
Page--rhose Present

BEAVER DAM. VA, November ,c-
spccial.-Nlr. and Mrs. John fasS 81
brated their golden wedding to-u ieyy.,,.s
Oakland receiving the cohb -"ia,,,,e.s
~ their numerous friends anu .,d,,ahIo
all over the country, pes' .' he recent
and costly presents. UWlnS 10 ~ 49, o,,tat
Illness OF Major Page II was wy
Among those present were Mr.. and NIT.
Frank Page. of Waco. IeAas' , a,u -
chhdren Thomas Neis1 ,n,l,o,,,sli pace
family. OF Washington: koseWeh rase
and Pandolnh Page. OF Richmond Ut
Robert Nelson. OF Charlottesvilie, pesiues
many other friends and immediate mem
beers Of the family. ,.,,. -
This IS the fourth golden Weduihg IN
the Page family within the lase .e ,,,,e,, y.
Mr. and Mrs. Page have the pest VISITS
OF the whole community for many years
OF prosperity and happiness.
LONG AND BENEFICENT.
The life Of the couple has been as be-
nehcent as it has been long Ihey nave
maintained at the old family home a cor
dial and simple hospitality that has made
n a most delightful rendezvous for their
numerous friends. and their private HE
has been that unOstentations. tranquil
and happv one which is equally beauti-
ful and unusual I'm this era Of stress and
struggle IL il almost superhuity here
where the name Is SO honored 10 revert
TO the long line Of distinguished ancestry
10 which Major and Mrs. Page are heirs.
The former is a lineal descendant OF
Governor John Page. Of Roosevelt ana
both Major and Mrs. Page are direct de-
srendants of Governor Thomas Nelson
the signer. A handsome volume upon the
shelves Of the Virginia Historical Society
Is entirely devoted 20 ne record Of the
Page and Nelson families and few gene
illogical records may claim brighter ar
ray Of pure. able and hOnOred names. 10
is styled The Page Family I'm Virginia.
and upon one leaf appears the record OF
iOr Pages birth and marriage.
MAJOR JOHN PAGE
lie is a son OF Frances Page. OF Rug
swamp. Hanover county. and Susan Mel
son. Of Yorktown Mrs. Page was Miss
Elizabeth Burwell Nelson. However.
no marshallng Of historic record can
strengthen the high esteem i'm which the
couple are held throughout the state.
nor add am iOta 10 the genuineness or
congratulations They have three sons
Rev Francis Page. an Episcopal clergy
man of Waco. Tex: Mr. Roosevelt Page,
OF his CITY. one ~ IT'S leading lawyers,
and Mr. Thomas Nelson Page. the well
known author The recurring anniNer-
saries Of their wedding arc all accounted
golden milestones by their friends, who
cannot see these stretch too FAR for
ward into the future The reiieraticn
Of good wishes is spontaneous in this
connection.
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with evergreens. potted and cut flowers.
The strains of the march from Tannhau-
ser. shnfully rendered by Mrs. Dr
MONTE. announced the wedding partl,
which entered the vcstibule In the iol-
lowing manner: First. on the right. MT.
Frank Twyman. followed Dy Messts.
groom. accompanied by the bride s
brother. Mr.. George Norris Watson.
The bride was gowned IN handsome,
neaf-htting suit Of brown broadcloth'
with hat and gloves 10 match. ana car
ried a large bouquet Of white BRIDE s
roses
The ceremony was performed by DIR.
George l.. Petrie
Mr and Mrs. Walker left for Column
bis. S. c.. where they 20 for ten days
visit to the parents Of Mr.. Walker.
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The Committee Calls Attention to the
High Prices Paid for Articles.
The Committee on Elections met at
o'clock Yesterday evening. Mr.. \. T. Mos
bv chairman presiding. and Messrs.
Brock and Ryan present.
piue were presented by the following
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Virginia Annual Conference VI. l.. Church
south, Danville. Va, November Il, 1897.

For those attending the above confer
ence the Southern railway has authorized
"a rate from all points on its line in Viz
GINA, including Washington. ID. c.. Of
four cents per mile travelled one way
for the round trip to Danville. Va. tick
cts on sale November l5th 10th and nth,
final limit returning November 26. 1881
continuous passage I'm each direction.
The round-trip rate Richmond 10 Dan
Vile on this occasion will be S5.65.
The first meeting Mr.. Frank Stayton
ThOmpson's Class in sight-reading Of
music, will be held in his studio, 6O4 east
Grace Street 20. night at S:l5 II is hoped
that an those who intend TO join will be
present.
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Duke--Phillips.

CREWE, VA. Nov. 10.-Spocial.-One
Of The prettiest weddings of the season
took place at the Baptist church here
at twilight this evening when Miss Nola
Phillips became the bride or Mr.. 'has.
J. Duke. The church which was de-
cOrated with chyrsanthemums and ever
greens and lighted with candles ana
shaded lamps presented a beautiful scene
q large bell Of white chrysanthemums
hung above the altar. The bride enter
ed the loft aisle with her maid OF nom
or, Miss Lizzie Hines, followed by one on
the ushcrs. Mr.. j. a. Newbill and at
the same time the groom with his best
nam. Mr. i. y Criftenlcn. entered the
right aisle followed by the other usher
Mr. Thomas l.. LipecOmb and met the
bride az the altar where the ceremony
was perform ed by Rev J. TT. NeWbill.
The bride was handsomely attired In
O. travelling gown or green melton. trim
med with black braid laces and dla-
monds, and carried brides roses. The
maid ot honor wore dress OF dark cloth
and carried white roses.
The bride is a sister OF Mrs. Or. III. II.
w Criitendcn and "a most attractive
and popular young lady. The groom Is
master of the harbor nj Norfolk and D.
also engaged in the mercantile and
trucking business.
lie is q brother Of Mrs. Chambcrlin.
Of the WOman's College. OF Richmond.
and a very handsome and popular young
gentleman.
The bridal party left for Norfolk from
which place they will go 20 their home
near Churchland, Va.
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CAPE CHARLES. VA. Nov. 1o.-spe-
Cial.-The residence Of Mr. j. b. Jones.
Of this city was the scene Of a beau
tiful home wedding this morning when
his daughter Miss Estelie Bishop and Nj.
Joseph Davis King. train dispatcher OF
the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad were married by Rev. A. 5.
Nenable. pastor of tho Presbyterian
church.
The bridal party formed into "a semi
circle under "a beautiful floral arch or
white chrysanthemums and carnations
in the doorway connecting the front and
back parlOr where the ceremony was
performed
The bride entered leaning upon the
arm Of her brother. Mr. b. l.. Jones and
the groom was supported by his brother
Mr. +. j. King. of Richmond. Va. pre-
coded by the ushers. Messrs. g. q.
Smithers of this city and g.. ). Williams,
of Wilmington. Del
Mcndelssohus' wedding march was rem
dcred on the piano by Mrs. NJ IL.
stevenson. of this city. The bride was
attlred in "a travelling dress Of blue
brOadcloth and carried brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony an ele-
cant wedding breakfast was served 10
about one hCndred and fifty guests. The
happy couple left for m ten days Trip 10
northern cities and the grOOm's former
home in North Carolina.
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mathematician.

CLARKsVILLE. VA. Nov. 1O.-SpeciaL
The wedding ceremony that united Mr..
C.. G.. Hutchinson of Baskerville, and Miss
Irene Nelson. near the Ola Dominion
Springs. was celebrated this morning az
the home Of the brides mother Mrs.
John Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson Will reside al
Friends. Mecklenberg county. where Mr..
Hutchinson will conduct mercantile
business.
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CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Nov. l0-Spe-
cial-NIr. John w Burruss and Mrs Ada
WoOdson. both of clifton Forge. were
united in marriage az the brides resi-
dence this morn.ng by Rev. ]. X. Van
church. South
only a few intimate friends Of the con-
tracing parties were present. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for an
extended Eastern trip.
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Mrs. c. /. Cowherd. Of Orange county
has issued invitations TO the marriage or
her daughter Miss Fannie COwherd 10
Mr. Robert c. Harris of this city. The
wedding will take place at Oak Hill. or
ange county. Wednesday morning. Nov
ember 18th. at II o'clock.
Mr. Harris is one Of the most popular
young business men Of Richmond. lie
and his bride will at home to their friends
after December LIST at 22lO east Grace
street.
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GoodwYn- Rhodes.

The following telegram from Weldon.
y. c.. was received by The Times last
night:
Rhodes. both Of Richmond, were married
here to-day and returned home on the
afternoon train.
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NORFOLK. VA. Nov. TO- Specialize.
Charles L. Williams Of Columbus, Ga,
and Mrs. Sarah T. Griffith. Of Norfolk
were married al 4.30 this afternoon at
the brides residence by Rev. W. J.
Young, ID. ID.
The marriage was very quiet and known
10 "a few friends only.
Mrs. Williams is ono or the most pop
ular society ladies In the city Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams. after a trip North. will
reside AT Columbus.
This marriage is a consumation Of n
youthful romance begun twcnty-three
years ago i'm Harris county. Ga, where
Mrs. Griffith, Ohen Miss Asher resided.
Uur.n-- Nouhsou
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NORFOLK. VA. Nov 10.-Special-At
Freemason street Baptist church this az
ternoOn Miss Hattie LeOnora O'Neill and
Mr. Abbott Morris. formerly Of Norfolk,
now OF Omaha. Neb.. were married by the
pastor. Rev NJ. b. Wharton. u. ID.
Miss Millicent Sarg, OF Norfolk. was
maid Of honor and Mr. Charles ". O'Neill
gave the bride away.
After the ce-cn ony the couple left for
torlr through the North.