The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-03
SECURED A BRIDE
IN JACKSONVILLE
Lieut.. LanghOrne Lewis and Miss Ar
instead Married There.
THEY ELOPEO FROM LYNCHBURG
The Relations of the Bride Sent Tel
egram Asking Her to Return anu
BE Married i'm Lynchburg, as
There Were No Objections,

LYNCHBURG. VA. September 2-Spe-
cill.-Anss Helen Armistead, OF bdlu-
more. who has been visiting relatives IN
this city and section, lctt Iuesday alt,l-
noon over me southern Edlilvau .. III a az an, n
sOnviue, Fla, where she was m.itiei lt-
mcdlatcly on her arrival 20 -ht. ANiir-
horne -. LOWS, a Wen known SvuNH
lawyer of LynchDurg, VINO Us now
member OF the Virginia louaNes, sta-
tened at Camp Cuba LiDre MISS ARMS
tead was accompanied by Mr.. Guy ~
laughOTne, first sergeant OF the Lou.iFea'
who has been at his home here on ieaFe
Miss Armistead and her sister, Miss
Nina Armistead, have visited IN Lyhcn-
burg and vicinity on several occasions;
Early I'm the summer they came mere "i9
were for several weeks the guests gl
Mrs Hutter and family, on panieis itilL
They went 90 EVington, Wnefe lhcy VISIT
ed Mr. John IanghOrno for n week or
two. returning % LynchDurg ABOUT Il
week ago. They have several times VISIT
ed at the home of Colonel Maurice Lang
horne, on Washington street
ELOpED TOGETHER.
On Tuesday Miss Armistc1d. having
completed the arrangements Tor her %
parture left the residence of Mr. John ~.
lewis al which she was stopping stating
that she had tO go down foWn 10 attend
10 some small matters. Her relatives la-
bored under the impression that She ana
Mr. Ianehoruc were going 20 altcN4 tAt
nartt which was eivon Tuesday evening
bv lrr and Mrs A. B. scott. az their
home. near Clay's Crossing Miss ARM
tead. however met Mr.. lan-norle ,f
Increment. and the two boarded the
eoufhbouni train on the Southern rail-
road. and before their departure hid De'l
discovered. they We're Wei on their Way
through the sunny South ,..
As soon ms Miss Armistcads MISSION
became known n telegram was Sent To
Charlotte. y. c.. asking her 20 return
and stating that there would De no once
tiOn tO tho match and that mo M,iblil-
could take place I'm Lynchours. me re-
ply Co. the dispatch, Whlcn Wt8 it'- F"
I'm "a short while. stated tn1t the coillu.
tor Of the train ON which Miss ArmisIetl
and Mr. Langh0rno were pass iittI7 NY".u
not allow a telegram to Dee deht .I'" 81.
night and as confel9 ,il'e -.i,-
made aware OF the wishes OF her Iel'-
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY.
Miss Am'stead is beautli ul 44 .i,. al
tractclve Young lady and q daughter ol
the lIte John T. Armlstead. VINO I'D Nl
f4v w9s prominent and wealthy re.l-
dent of the city OF ItiItmot.
mother fs Ir present visiting IT'D ihH w.
n is stated That Miss ARMS .'' 9sr.,r.
Lewis were engaged prior 10 Ii7 u'p't
frra FOR tho war. Mr. Lewis is SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John IT. Lewis cllttlF .lt.
ter the opening Of hostilitioa D'iw cen lili.
country and Spain he was apl'lNl'' ~
the President TO che position OF a-eoHd
lieutenant fro The volunteer army
A telegram was received from Jackson
willie l9et evening stating chat Mr. Lewis
ana Miss Armisteld haad been mar married
there at 2.2O o'clock in The alt,ernooh'
HANCOCKs CRIME. ~.
The crime of ASSAULT with which the
negro John Hancock is charged. is 1n.
of the most shocking ana rcFn,l ihs '".S
has ever occurred in the history oL
T,vnchburr AS has been stated. he w ls
arrested yesterday afternoon ai c.o,,n.
The victims are two little white bfi5i