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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.

The barge Nora was taken in tow Of the
tug Daunuess for Baltimore yesterday.
The barge is laden with a cargo Of lumber
shipped by E. B. Hunting & Co and Dixon,
Mitchell & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-29
OCEAN Steamship Go.
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. An
the com forts Of modern hotel Electric
lights. O,1excelled table. Tickets include
meals and berths aboard ship.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-29
ALL
DISEASES
OF MEN
UNIQUE JEWELRY.

Not only The outward evdences OF upon application
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
PEAlS OF HAPPY
WEDDING BELLS.
The Vows Spoken Which Bind Many
Loving Hearts.
FROM PIEDMONT TO TIDEWAltR
Come the Tidings or the fruit'on oil
the Story That is Ever New Though
often Spoken-some Beau
tifuI Events.

poyKTNS. VA, May 1I-Special.-The
Methodist church Was crowded yesterday
~ Inc citizens Of this town ana many
friends from Il distance 10 witness tue
marriage Of Miss Mamie o. Hart, the at
fracffHe daughter of Mir. II. NJ. Hart, the
nopuiar proprietor OF Hotel BOykns, 10
Nr 5 jackson Alyrlck. prosperous
Young farmer OF this locality.
The church was beautifully decorated
and brilliantly lighted for this joyous Oc-
casion. Miss Hattie Drewry presided at
tho organ in most acceptable manner.
Dorothy Hal preceded the bridal party.
Opening the flower gates iu the alsies.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The ushcrs were Messrs. j. :. Dardcn.
Roger knight. \. Blunt, Westbrook and
Reuben Bryant. The lady attendants
were bccOmingiy gowued IN pink and biuo
organdle. one dressed IN each color alder
mating in the march 10 the altar. The
gentlemen attendants appeared IA atteI
noon dress. After a successful single
manOeuyrcd maze the following grouped
around the front in lovely tabeau.
Misses Belle WestbrOOk Carrie Hart.
Jennie DreWry. Sophia Peele, Gertrude
Scbrell. Blanche WestbrOOk. and Hattie
Hume and Messrs. 3. A. Pope. G.. Il.
Daughtie. Marvin HILL Joseph sykes Ber-
nard Hart, Guy Lewis, and Harvey Nc
LemOre.
Then came the bride upon the arm Of
her sister Miss Bertha Hart and the
groom upon the arm OF his brother, Mr.
Herbert Mvrick.
THE CEREMONY.
Rev #. .. Edwards recIted The beautiful
and impressive marriage ritual OF inc
Methodist Church.
The gifts. which were many, were hand-
some and useful
Mr. and Mrs Mvrick took the afternoon
train for a northern trip.
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ON TIE TURF.
\ Long Shot Surprised the Talent at
Ncwport-O On Churchill Downs.

Newport ON Churchill Downs.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. May 1.-THE sur
prise of the day at Newport was Benares
victory I'm the opening race with 20 10 /
against him. Summary:
First race-scven furlongs, selling
mares go To j. first, Li0ation % To- j ana
EVEN second Kathie May 90 20 u thrd.
Time. 1.32 IA
second race-hve furlongs sclling-Sue
Johnson 20 TO ID first. Netue Regent Oh
to . and 4 to second, ]. Lucille q to y
third. Time 1908 IA.
Third race-one mile. selllng-Bienhelm
e 10 ID first Great Bride q TO ] and 10
p second Hand d go TO y third. Time,
1:43 L.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Ella PEN
same a to j. first, Dolly Weithon q TO
and ouO second. Scrivener q 70 D third.
Time. l.l6.
Fifth race-one mile selling-Nat Han
son a to - first. Dashaway az to and
even) second. Lyllis 90 TO u third. Time,
las ga
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Ramiro IT,
70 to u first. can Ga'op (6 10 y second. Or.
Withrow 90 to ID third Time, 1.3l r.
At Churchill Downs.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 1.-THE Clark
stakes at one and one-eighth miles was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
Easy f0 Take
Easy f0 Operate
Because purely vegctable-yet thor
ough, prompt, heslthful, satisfactory =
M7epgg'G Pills

placing Wrigley on third.
Then Dolan hit on the ground and
reached first safely. but in handling the
ball Schaub orrored and allowed Wrigley
10 score. while Shannon, who followed
him. was thrown out at the plate.
in the seventh inning Calhoun again
went 20 bat first. lie hit out for one
base and went TO second on DonOvans
hit. Then Wrigley used his head and
hunted sacrificing himself but advanc.
ing the two men ahead OF him. with one
out. Calhoun tried to score on Shannon
inncld hit but was thrown out from
Miner 10 Stroh. and Shannon reached first
IN safety. Doan went % bat next and
hit for ono base scoring Donovan.
The last run was made ~ the eighth.
IIcss was given HIS base on balls md was
forced 20 second because Hargrove was
hit with a pitched ball and given his base.
Dundon hit TO tho inheld and Hargrove
was put ont mo second while Hess went
around ~ third and scored on Calhoun's
out 20 Larocque ON long foul fly.
Two games will be PLAYED this aftern-
doom. beginning az 2:3o O'Clock Chesbro
and Faherty will probably pitch and
Schmidt will be seen I'm the box for Ian
caster.
Tho correct score Of Yesterdays game
f,ff,t.....
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the feature Of to-day's card al Churchill
Downs. Corsino won. Summary.
First race-one mile-Eatten (evenl hrst,
Galathe q 10 p second. Mr.. Phiney q
TO ID third. Time. la IL.
Second race-six Regal
q to ID first, Nepher q 10 ID second. Os-
mond IS 70 ID third Time, lls 81.
Third race-four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
g 10 u first Russell r g TO p second,
Jucoma 90 70 - third Time. 81 "a.
Fourth race-tEe clark stakes, one
mile and one-eighth; sLoco-Corsine q 70
- first. Haxsburg 90 TO - second. His
Lordship a 20 - third. Time. 2:Ol IL.
Fifth race-four furlongs-Loye Labor
6 10 u first Tommy O'Bnen a 10 ID
second, King Davis G 70 y third. Time.
81 10.
Sixth race-six furlonrs-High links 2
20 j. first. Brigade 90 20 u second, Pri-
mate Is 70 % third Time, lis Ii.
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SEAY-MARTlN.
\ Wedding Of Unusual Interest in
Bethel Church, Fluvanna County.

Bethel Church, fiuNdnna county.
PALMYRA. VA. May 1L-special-On
the 9th Of April an o'clock r. NJ, the
doors of Bethel Baptist church were
gently thrown open and gentler still en-
tered the bridal party 10 the sweet SOL
emn strains of the wedding march skill
fully rendered by Mrs Willie G. Shep-
herd. OF Palmyra. The contracting par
ties We're Mr. Burley Seay and Miss
Ayema D. Martin.
The bride. charmingly attired In
tauor-made suit OF wood-brown Goth
and carrying orange blossoms and car
nations. was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Nita Martin. acting as brides maid,
I'm white organdie over green tafleta, car
rying smilaX and jonguAs.
The groom was attended by Mr.. JACK
Porter. of Charlottesville. as best man
The ushers were Dr. j. +. Keoch. Of Tar
boro. y. c.: Alr. Miller soay OF Char
foftc.vfiie. Va. AIr Leslie Soay. Of
chqriottosville Va Mr.. Louis Scay, OF
Wilmington Va: Mr. p. g. Scay. Of
Shores. va. Or Ernest Martin. of Rich
mond college Mr.. BurweN Sne1d ald
lfr. Julian snead. of Fork Union, va.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party left for tho home or the
Groom where am elegant reception await
cd them. Tho presents were many ana
handsome.
The church was beautifully decorated
and one could scarcely imagine n moro
fairy scene than was preserved hv me
mystic candle light as Dr. George snead.
assisted by Rev M0shy seav. son on the
groom pronounced the happy pair man
and wife.
The bride IS tho second daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs J. TT. Martin NJ Palmyra.
Many friends and relatives or hoth
bride and groom attended tho 'eremon
.,5 seemed quite ronald for their long
,rins from charlottesville Goochland.
richmond North Carolina, etc.
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BELLEVUE VA. May n-Special.-
Bellevue High School defeated the Lynch
burg High school to-day by score Of
- TO A. Bellevue's play was ragged in
the first inning when they made five OF
their six errors and allowed Lynchburg
20 score three runs unearned. After that
Lynchburg was helpless while Bellevue
pounded the ball and fielded superbly.
the Outilcld being especially sure.
Ford played well for Lynchburg.
Batteries. For Bellevue. Meade. Car
roll and Hardy, for Lynchburg. Haskins
and Dunbar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
KELLAM-MURPHY.
The Eastern Shore and Northern Neck
United in Closer Bonds.

HAGUE VA. May S-Special.-Ar.
David Keliam. OF Eastille. Northampton
county. Va. and Miss Gawlna Coroin
Mummy. OF Wcstmore.and, were married
mis- morning at 10 O'Clock. The ceremony
took place Do the Hagan Chapel. Rev. a.
Rhett Walker, rector Of the parish. oHi-
c.atng.
The groom is n prosperous and worthy
citizen of the Eastern Shore. The bride
is one OF the most attractive and beloved
If tho daughters OF the Northern Neck.
daughter of the late Captain John Muir
nbv of Kenmore She is near Nns-
Woman of your late beloved citizen
Rishop John b. Newton. Her many Iela-
tives and friends are sorry lnceeu' 10
give her uD.
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WOULD % THE SAME.
New England Newspaper Men Rcpud-
late the Boston Committee.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. May 1.-THE
members Of the New England Newspaper
League. who were here to-day. denied
with emphasis that the recent appeal Of
a certain committee OF Boston citizens 70
clergy Of that city 10 use their influence
against prevailing lawlessnoss In the
South. repre- nts the opinions Of the best
citizens az Boston or of tho North re-
garding actual conditions here. They as
sert that every name published as con-
shutting the committee IS that or a
negro politician. who Is valuable only
for the local vote that he IS presumed to
control.
The member Of the league further as
serted that if the crimes were committed
I'm the North that have been the occi-
sion of lyucHug in the South. tho result
would probably Doe the same and tnal
summary punt shmcnt would De admins
tered FOR sy.n crime. They say that me
best sentment of thc south unites win
that Of tho North En- condcmning extreme
atrocities that have recently startled the
world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
GLOVER RODGERS.
4 Home Maria &c in Buckingham OF
Much Local Interest.

CANlAf. VA. May -special-The mar
rage Of Mr.. John O.. Glover, Of Camm'
Va. To- Miss Bessie Rodgers from near
Buckingham Courthouse took place TO-
6sv IN ~ NJ. Rev. Mr. Heuderite, mis-
slonarv from Brazil officiating
The attendants were Mr Richard Ellis
win Miss Lizzie EdHdse. Mr. Perclus
Glover with Miss Fannie Hall. Mr. holle
Eldridge with Miss Mary Molshy, Mr.
robn Eldr.dee with Miss Mary Glover
Mr.. Robert Hall with Miss Bessie MoAsey'
MIR $ T.. Glover with Miss Minnie
Rodgers. .,., .-...
After the ceremony the bridal party,
ACCOMPANIED by many of the friends Oh
me bride and groom. repaired TO Foun-
tain Ridge the home Of the groom
where dinner was served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Lewis
Mrs i. H. McCunoch. Mrs. lrFlns' LII - TO
f-ss,r r If Charles. Miss Minnie Ellis.
Miss Booker. OF stanton, q. w. Patleson
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Rodgers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
COTTON MEN MEET.
Largely Attended session Of spinners
Association Held in Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE y. c. May LINE tnlrd
annual session of the southern COTTON
Sp.nuers Association met here to-ddy.
There were over one hundred promlne.t
inc every section of the South, while a
number Of commission men from northern
cities were ais, present. About nlty new
members were elected. This was the mos
successful and largely attended conNch-
ton vet held hv the association.
The following officers were elected LOT
the ensuing year. ....
President. Dr. j. II. McAden. Charlotte ;
Vfcc-P President j. j. Nerdery, Augusta,
Ga. Secretary and Treasurer. George y.
Hiss. Charlotte. Board of Governors. ID.
4 Tompkius. of Charlotte. chairman. II. >.
Reinhardt. Lincoiton, y. c.; a. J.. Ryan,
ester s. a.. j. r.. Anthony, Charlotte;
j. q. smith. Newton. y. g; r. x. kay,
McAdeusville. y. g., w. q. heal %, Mon
roe. y. C.; \. G. Miller, Shelby y. c.
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DEWEY TO DECIDE.
He Can Come Home in Any Way That
suits Him.

WASHINGTON. May u.-Secretary
Long said to-day that tho Navy Depart
ment would not seek 20 influence Admiral
Dewey in amy way in the selection OF the
route b. which he Will return TO the
United States
BY an old custom Of the department an
admiral is allowed 20 return 10 the Unit
cd States at the end of his tour OF ser
vice on a foreisn station in his own nag
ship. and IN the present case Admiral
Dewey may choose his own course. com
ing either hy way OF Sucz or directly
across the Iacilc.
The department now expects that he
will reach this country early I'm July.
though it is stated that he will not leave
Manila until Doe has completed his func-
ti0ns AS ono NJ the Philippine commits
sion. az least TO the extent Of terminal
ing h0stlitics
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suicidal intention. a physician was at
once summoned and the man Is no"
considered out OF danger. IL Is stated
tbat Brant has twice before while re-
.iding I'm Berkeley. Va, attempted 20 de-
str0y himself
Annomattox C0mmandery knights
r.~nlar observed Ascension Day too
~,~sf special sermon was preached
t[s,r. the commandery a, Mlrket-strcct
Methodist Episcopal church by the pastor
D.. " " Lear. After the sermon the
.~on,mandery and lady friends partook OF
a coIla,ion al the Masonic Hall.
Tha Young Mems Business Assoeia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
T. A. DELEGATES
From Petersburg VIII Leave l"-"o'
rowan Attempted Suicide

PETERSBURG, VA, May L-specitl
The delegates from Petersburg lo N'.
National Convention OF tne IiaFe.it''
Protective Association 90 oe held q.
Louisville Ky. next week aye L. > been
with. II. +. Stratton and r. W .rihc"-
ard, who will leave here next SATURDAY
and join the Richmond delegation.
J. T. Newsome. who has been attend
ing Howard school for the past three
years, delivered an address this after
noon before the students OF the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute. His
subject was The Blessings OF Persecu-
tons
A young man named William Brant
residing near the corner OF Plum and
Canal streets. swallowed an ounce OK
laudapum this evening. It Is said wiib
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

ROANOKE. VA. May ll-Speciai-At
,hs residence OF W. j. Howard, on Church
80 mis- afternoon. j. W. Hayes, OF
piue6eid. was married 10 Miss Lula g.
tIo..ard The ceremony was quiet az
fair. only the most intimate ffienuS anu
relatives Of the family being present
Rev. J. NJ. Greene. pastor OF "l"'o
Methodist Episcopal church, Sou'H' "'S
the officiating minister ,-,,.
Miss Abbie Howard, sister OF lne on
was maid OF honor, and r. l.. iou"7'
best man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Ny n-At IA.
wardsyille this state ID. II. burgess. a
former deputy United states marshal. was
shot and instantly killed oy Town Mar
shall Sarrells to-day over money matt ers.
Al last report Sarrels was IN the court.
house and the building was surrounded.
Roth men were popular and have many
friends. and trouble - expected.
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Mr.. NaNer Better.

Mr. Thomas Mayer. who was hurt dur
ing the ire at the Darlington house yes
torday morning sustained his injuries
which fortunately were slight, by a fall
down the steps lie was not sleeping in
the house at the time. but came there
with the fire apparatus, and was doing
what he could 10 cxtinguish the flames
lie might have lost his life but for as
sistanco extended him by Mr.. A. y.
White.
Mr.. Mayer was much better last even
SnV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

P1TTSRIPG. PA. May 1l.-Peiiz's
three Dagger and Hahns long fly Won the
game. Nh. pitching Of Lever and Hahn
was gilt edged. making the game one of
the liehtest hitting contests Of the sea-
SON. Attendance 100.
score hy innings r. n. T..
Pittsburg.... .... 90 90 90 0 % /
Cincinnati. ... 90 OOO100O-1 1
Batteries Lever an BOwerman
Hahn and PETIT. Umpires-Hunt and
CorroTv Time In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
Won from the Orioles in "a Rain Storm.
St.Louis Won from Cleveland IN
Tedious Game - The Colonies
Also Winncrs-No Others.
Standing ofthc Clubs.
Yesterdays scores.

Boston. 4. Baltimore, ].
Cincinnati. !. Pittsburg, o.
81. Louis. s. Clcve and, q.
Louisville q: Chicago, 4.
Prookiyn- Washington. postponed: rain.
Philadclphia-Ncw York, postponed wet
grounds.
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pntcrsnn. q. Scranton. ).

SCRANTON. May 1.-Two singles. two
bss.s ON balls and two Dagger exc
.cuted by the first five Patersonians TO
come up TO the plate gave the Jerseymen
, l.,d that Scranton could not overcome,
altboueh a hearty effort was made 10 DO
SO. The attendance was less than ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

NeWark ...... ..- .....' " VI " W
Wilkcsh8rro. .... ..+. q % ' j y IL
Summary: Three base hits-Ai rl' ~, -
Smith. Goeckel Two base hi's-9nl'n'
pi.btor Orwell. Weddige Cogswe J..
ssqriGoe hit-Clymer Double plays
l4errdon Klopf 10 Field: Wise Wnas-
eistoD Struck out-By Patton. T. First
base ON balls-On Patton. ] of Hern-
don. O. Left on bases-Newark . First
base ON error -Wilkesbarrc. J. sto.en
,,,so-Richter. Passed hall-Smith. Um-
-NfcDermott. Time. 1:i9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

WIlhESBARRH May ll-lierndon
mitchell good ball for Newark up to the
seventh inning. when he went to pieces
and Wlkesbarre pounded him all over
the lo,. Score:
NEW APK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

ton had a meeting tonight and decilce
20 have their quarters ln the rooms Of
the old Petersburg Ciuo. over ". r..
Lamperts dry goods store on Sycamore
.Ir..I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

Baltimore at Boston.
Washington at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al Pittsburg.
81. Louis al cleveland.
Louisville az Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, May 1.-Geo.
V. Burbridge. manager Of the Park opera
House OF this city. and well known IN
theatrical and baseball circles through
out the country. died here to-day OF con-
sumption.
During one season he managed the
Jackson baseball team OF the Michigan
State League, and also managed the
Macon. Ca, team in the Southern League.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
Totals Observation-Disclosures
pATEE SON

Two-haec hits-Thackera. Dillon. Eagan
90. Camp Thornton. Sacrifice hits-Gil-
bert. stolen hases-Lppert (2). Thack-
era Left on bases scranton. Q. Pater-
son. g. struck out-By Allen, /, 10y Ames.
T. Double Disqualification 10 Risley TO
Dillon. Thornton to Gochnaur TO Camp.
First base on balls-Off Allen. 4 OFF
Ames. 8 Hit by pitcher-Camp. Wild
ptch-Amcs. Umpirc-Hcrderson. Time
of game 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

ALLENTOWN. PA. May l.-Allen
town Reading game postponed on &C
count OF wet grounds.
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summary: Two hase hIiS-oNann0n-
stolen bases-Dundon. Base on balls
or Donovan. Q: off Miner >. Hit by
nitchcd balls-Seybold. Hargrove. Struck
ont-Rv Donovan. 4. bv Miner .. Pae-ei
haUs-stroh. Time Of game-l.55. I'm
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CLEVELAND. OHIO. May 1.-THE
home team nit Powell hard but without
effect. With three men on bases in the
ninth and one out. Wallace retired the
side with a double play unassisted. At
tendance. $50.
score bv innings. r. II +.
cleveland. ....OO4OOO2OO-6 u 3
81 Louis -2O0O312Ox Is 2
Batteries udhoG and Clements. How
eli and Crlger. Umpires O'Day and Bren-
nan Time Q hours.
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rohor, STRANGE Kirkland.

RALEIGH. y. G.. May ll-speciaL-
Robert Strange Kirkland, brother OF
the admiral. died yesterday IN brunswick
county: aged sixty-four. lie had llVed a
number Of years In Tidewater Nirs ma
lie married daughter-in-law OF the i"le
Paul O Camernn OF HlllsbOro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12
THE CHERUBS
TOOK THE FIRST.
Lancaster Couldn't Do Thing With
Them.
TWO GAMES THIS AFTERNOON.
Donovan Pitched and was Very Wild
But He Didn't Lose His Nerve and
was Given Gilt-Edgcd support.
Other Atlantic League Games
Games Yesterday.

Richmond. 4: Lancaster. 0.
Scranton. 8. Paterson, q.
Nilkcsbarre. IL. Newark, 2.
Acknowledging -rain.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. May ll-Special.
Mr.. A. w. Ward died az his residence, on
Westland street. yesterday morning.
about II O'Clock. aged nifty two years. lie
had been married the third time. and
leaves a widow and a large family Of
LII .IrDm
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&. n. =. Sncad.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May il.-special.-
G. H. $ snead. a well known druggist
Of this city. died to-day aged foriy-two.
He loves a vito and five cnIldren.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. y. II. Jctcr.

Mrs Nissie H. Jeter. wife Of Thomas
7 Jatar. "a wclI-kn0wn citizen of Rich
r,ord died al the residence OF her hus-
Iend No 10q cast CLAY street. yestcr-
| d4v at 8 o'clock j. ~ MIS- Jeter was
Miss ChlppeI. She leaves five children.
The funeral viii take place from Clay
Street Methodist church tomorrow no
4.s0 o'clock Tile following Will De the
nall-boa-ers.
Nfr--r- I1ufe Rafn-tcttcr j. H. Dick
erson. Jr.. John j.. savile. j. II. Goodc.
rohn i stefnbrapher. James r. Shep-
psrd q. S Tomukns and G. o. Saville.
III i,.,.lIe FoIl,
f..- ~ M
Miss tsiele faiN' u''-l o'1-
Emanuel ans "''t '.i-,,.. ~ i,lr
O'Clock j. NJ. at ,"- ,..,' ne. 81
l'"I''.s 40 ,.i ,..r. olJ and had been
"'@ , t.l.t CO., f...,~ ,.oars
in ii"l neai'' .,, ~. ,f,co from, tbo
''. -. ,t.,..l an ,.0 O'Clock
'' 49,,
'h"il'~ """
Mr.. Charles Hll died "Wednesday nisnt
at il O'Clock at his residence No. OH
NiSHolson 7.Iec.' ,tt,dror
WHO" ana seNela'
Miss Mad&c FhN'on'
LEXINGTON. Va. May u-Special.-
Miss Madee Paxton died last night az
her home in Lexington after am illness
of several months. She returned from
Richmond two weeks ago ""sie
went for treatment but did not oo'al"
relief rovt,o,,p
Miss faAi'n was no'" ''. f..,'.I,er of
lilly years ago. aNu c..t,,~ PAXTON
the lale MaJ,' jam. .t"., ., p,tansco
9He , A.. ,i .',.l lator studied art
ll7 l,'"'', 't''' ny -. vork civ
81 ~. ....lt,.- a.. , tfrne iu "a female
~, ~. t...,t.....',,f. Nv She became
PRINCIPAL of Anne smith Academy in
Lexington and held the position for four
teen wears She was widely known as
a successful educator.
Mrs. ioy English.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA May H.
Specialists. Roy English died suddenly
last night al her home near Mountain
View. I'm Stafford county. She had NM
ished supper and after complaining OF
a severe pain over the eyes. died In
few minutes. s husband and four cHii-
dren survive her.
freuericA harrington.
ASHLAND. VA. May H--Speclai.-
After a week s. illness Mr.. Frederick car
rington, formerly Of Charlotte county.
died az his home here this afternoon az
1880
RE leaves a widow and one son.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
uuI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

ASHLAND. va. May 1.-Special-
After a weeks illness Mr.. Frederick Car
rington. formerly Of Charlotte county
died al his home here this afternoon at
1880.
RE leaves a widow and one son.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
heon made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-12

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